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hauched that they are purchased regu-
larry. session after session. at II liked
price. OF course the head-cenne of
this political corruption is " Arlington.
where this senator could he pointed To
ia buying his place for 1000. and that
memhci of the House was known oml,
as the agent of II certain great railroad
monopoly which had sent him there to
Il" it, work. etc. etc. The lecturer
thought We were coming To future OF
great combinations a future in which
railroad corporations will exert Il greater
influence on the destinies of this country
than does the aristocrucN III England
lie dutN OF every good man WAS plain
it WAS 10 see to it that good and true
meh We're put i'll places of power and
trust. There was no greater response
hllitN upon the upright and true Amer
lean citizen. from the clergy man, down
through the various professions and
cullings. than to be II politician--not
leaving the political machine, is Is too
often the case, to fall into the hands and
power of Nenul men who will make
bad Use 81 il. Gen. Hawley's faith in the
upriglItness and integrity of the great
masses, was untaltering the good and
the true men and women greatly out
numbered the bad and his advice IT,
I,lI "a han tai hat nj
the smart bad men who could get office
and places Of trust, was To give il the
lie
But Ne cdh give no just abstract OF
he lecture 10 those who did not hear it,
and thu>c " llu did hear it. need none
II serui' To Us that il il Just the kind OF
doctrine that needs Installing into the
minds ut the young. Every word of the
lecture Was practical and useful. The
photographs OF sumc of our bad public
men. and the illustrations from Scripture
which w-lc made list of. We're - ,isid
and sharply defined ~ one III Mast car
;""I> i'll HorPti'S Nrrkiy.
Ihr General is Il go"'l speaker. de
hNtriny his lecture in IN easy. CONVEX,
-ttiomal II IL, AMI perhaps he il good
All illustration Is ,am he found III this
country ot his subject the gentleman
i'll politics. should Nc have another
lecture course. We petition Ion EA-Go,.
ilawlrN.
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Mr.. Fordis. whose head came in con-
tact with IL pile of stones had one tooth
Knocked out and several lo"Sened, and
suherta some commissions about his lace,
MIS-. r. was nhlmIured. The Village
trustees settled damages III the modest
sum Oh go which was satisfactory to
ali partles'
okANt,L COUNTY.
Th.. N..t E,;,l.. r.1ro.a ,,n,.
h.s nrr.,,ilsd wirb rho nhni.. If h
1;,.,.ters St.nbaI, rh,n,.,s au5 Ai,>nh
n.,'.,, - W. E,i,I. n o.,
" w.t ~ ri -, ",
50 '- ,.m II Whita g.
w'sI,;,nto, .nJ Ioh,, Tanna,- NJ
Corinth. The town has voted by ballot
to bond itself to the amount of Sll5,-
600, but majority of the property OWL
ers according to valuation Is also re-
CURED.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
We learn that Mrs. Paul Cook, all old
lady 80 wears of age, of Glover village,
Went to the cellar-waN last SATURDAY
evening To get ii candle, and losing her
''"ia a ieli 10 'he i"ot ol lne s'airs.
stunning upon iier ieau ana shoulders.
ie'eiN ing injuries rom Wiilch she uieu
III apout MI hour' --hon''o''
Mr.. Joseph LaMnrey was SEVERELY i'll
Jured last Friday afternoon while chop
pihS Ill the woods on the mountain,
about TWO miles from Barton. tie fell
Tree which bent down il sapllng SOME
fonr or hNe inches through, ana rs he
was lImhIhg ont the tree, not noticing
the sapllng, he cut on the top, which
lie" back striking HIM III the face,
Knocking HIM from the log and giEing
INN Il severe hurt IN the side as lie fell.
lie was taken home where he Hes Ill Il
critical condition, but Ii Is thought 1t
VIII Recover. -NOhtfOT.
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An Old Settler

JHudarN st the trirnd, ut Mi Parker
Cushutun. al North Llttlrtou. paid him
Il visit. II being his ninety ninth birth
dst> lie raInr L. Llttleton i'll April
I1Y2. from Charleston NJ. /, and has
hN-d III town tNtl since. He say :
GlIrIt WrIc nttrrn families III town at
that time. and ht tells all of thell nduIr-
aud where they lived. " here Little
ton village nov L.. was all WILDERNESS.
HE next veal he helped to Iais,. a SIM
mill frame, and II Mas two Wears before
ii was finished L. saw lumhri. There
Wee three families III Dalton. one Ill
" htenrld. and tuul ia Bethlehem. and
on the other side "t the Connie, tirit;
river. IA Waterford, there Writ I'VE
families III t"hc"rd nlnt. He retains
his faculties >r!k we'll his h"dIl>
health Is good .,hd he walks L. the
ncighh'I> - rIC.t .tnt -tIaight - Ii
mnn OF >tAtN
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iAfIl-E CnugrH Meetings III hall OF C-i.d,hi,,L
bloeh -tkcV. ". L So>cs, Pastor SibOait.
seI>iee- hi 10 81 a. NJ las and ~ + II sab
bath School al IL UU Il.
HEIHopIsI tHURcn-tRey II I. sheldon Pasted )
sabbath services at 1895 i. Nj / ~ Al.i ~
sabbath School nj l2UU
:, JkTE tuSv'L CHUK,H -ll;,.v. t'hi.s NJ S"tI'2Atr
ts-torJ sabbath scrvIcrs al 1899 a. Vi and
$50 p. NJ sabbath School NJ las p.
IN [ uNG L IHIr.H Rev. l.. u. BIa-J"w Pa
J.r) Sibhath services at 10 80 a NJ and 6:Ji
/. sabbath School at 1900 NJ Player
meetings al each Church " Wednesday even
Iug~ al : 81
uI&G AkNe CHRISTIAN Association -FraS,i
Meetings Al thriI Rooms. Union Block Tn
day evenings Al 90 - clock.
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Tired Natures Sweet ke-turer, IitlnN
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and bodies have been ver-worked and
worn out that WOO the druwsy God in vain.
The Peruvian syrup ian Iron Tome renews our
strength and makes our rest sweet and refreshing.
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Gen. Hawley's Lecture.

The lecture on TUESDAY evening. 10y
ten. Hawley Of Hartford, WIS the cream
at the course thus far and the course j.
nearl, run His subject. as all know
Was "Gentlemrn in Politics. The ali
>cn,e of American gentlemen i'll politics,
the lecturer said. is one of the great
sources of the wide-spread political cor
luption which exists all over the country
A. long a. men of fine mental culture
continue to WITHHOLD themselves from
politics, 81 long will bad men be 1T the
front. and consequently that corruption
will exist. Gen. Hawley described
somewhat in detail the "LDhhy.' and
the means by which politicians swindled
the country. The modern political ring
fic described as "a combination of bad,
selfish men, formed for their own pc
'unIalN advancement They ale i'll
Congress and about il, and at every state
capital. Ii had come to this, that no
hlll could pass the New York OF Penn
eNlNhnih Legislature on its merits If
lhele "ns money III 1t, it had to pay
LII. SOME Legislators are 50 de-
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A Strange Suit.

There l. nov. if not pending. at least
im,prnding III Philadelphia. one OF the
oddr>t suits even brought htt"It At civ
iliHrd and Christian tribunal. y. l. i
Young gentleman 81 that city Il. II
Young lady Of Boston. llcN met. low r.
ed and agreed To- we'd. AitrI the en-
gagemtnt. Is. btr;tnt ii convert To free
love. and notified \. that. while her
feelings toward him remained the same.
only if ANY ding. II little mole So" she
could not hr ii party 10 ANY muIrlag,
ceremony religious oI civil. \. lemon
>tIatrd; b. wa. firm. She argued that
i'll the absence OF II legal bond. he would
b, more dtN oted because more anxious
To retain her love; and she told hun
frankly that ii ever she loved another
better than him she would have 10 fol
low her heat \. dcmuIred To- this
view of the holy estate. aid regarded
the engagement MS of. But Is now
SUES him fuI breach Of pIoni>,. He IL
still willing and ANXIOUS To marry hel
III the conventional manner. but wholly
uN rIsr t. making her HE mistress. She
has Il soul above ConNtntiunalltieS.
licenses. and PARSONS. and 'sich." and
SHE REFUSES to become Mis-. y. on dnN
trIm> bat iIcI own. IL the case ~ FL
come, To trial. we shall watch with
some earnestly 10 see what the fhiia
dc phla law ttIS make 4, precise Of
tthst To have hetu
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little time appeared to revive, and some
hopes were cherished that lie might sur
/ vive, as the main artery was not sever
ed at the knee; but soon the symptoms
changed, and it was seen that the leg
above the wound Was enlarging, and
then it was discovered that this artery
WAS ruplured iii the body, and he was
| filling internally with blood. All hope
now was gone, and death came in a
few hours.
Young Lund is entitled 10 and re-
ceives the gratitude of all the relatives
and friends for his heroic and brotherls
act, with 50 much torethought, self
denial and derotedness. This same
young man saved another coulrade from
drowning some time since, as he broke
through the ice while skating. Such
brave and noble acts should not be for
gotten, and will not be-
On Wednesday II sermon was preach
ed 10y the writer, and never has il been
my lot To attend such funeral. 1t
seemed that every body for miles away
specially the lnmhermen were there,
ami Is they pressed round the coffin,
and stood gazing upon their silent
Young conIradc so fair, 50 manly-ttll
appeared 10 ht crushed. Strong men
and women bowed down by such II
stroke of grief, shook, sighed and yroan-
ed, and those that coIld weep. wept.
After all others had viewed the corpse,
Dudley L. Hall came into the hUuse.
and with his giant form trembling. stood
with one hand upon the white. chilly
brow Of hi, lumherman. and wept II
good while The effect was almost
overw helmin9. Aud then We laid him
i'll the grave.
Mr.. Walter Was one of the most
healthy and iohust loung men of the
community. tmterplisilIg. suciahle and
kind. The choir saw their ch"lister lay
beside the preacher, and they had no
heart t" sing - Others sang swtetlI FOL
them.
What ., lesson i, here taught and
we'll II IL hr not forgotten. Mr.. w alter,
H. | lciIn had never made ii public
profession of the religion OF Jesus
Christ. >mirreh III the prime III early
manhood. y lille health. future unnIh-
turcd plans. Il Vigorous constitution, ii
large circle of friends. cnIrtulnrs- and
f;lithtulncS> iii business all cried live.
\ ct not one. uI all could turn the IA
tai shaft that swept him :" uueNpcctc,l-
II and >uddrIll into the presence "t II
Just and hul, cod. Toast not thy self
uf to morrow .tni thuu knuwt-t not what
il day may hrin. forth. There Is hat
Il step between me and death. PIE
pare to meet thy cod are tcAt~ from
which this death pIr.,rhr> -rrm"n= such
a. Ii" human tongue can utter. May
the liz ins heal and lay it To heart.
II. +. Cr~HI>G.
EA>l BtKhL. Feb. 10. ~"
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superior to what academy students can
usually enjoy. Your new building we
find marvel of architectural adapta-
tnrc has an educating pow Ell in and of
itself. Whatever is wanting ill the mat
ter of an improved academy building.
We are confident the wellknown NUM-
ticence of friends OF education in St.
J"hnshuiy will soon provide.
}. TonKLl.
WIN. :. PALMER, o"iiiinl''ee'
ST. Johnsburv, Jan. II. IS72.
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East st. Johnsbury.

Ihrlr wn- Il large company Al the
festival III the congregational ,hurrh
last Thursday evening. Two cal loads
went over from this place. and nearly
a. MANY came down from West Con-
cord. The audience packed the church
full but the entertainment was fully
equal 1" the emergency. and oven one
hundred dollars weI- cleared, above
expenses. for the church fund. il was
terribly tedious tor those from this
place To Wait about the depot until at
to take them home.
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A Fearful Accident and Death.

Nix. tDIToR Monday Feb. ). Mr.
wears. and Mr.. Lorenzo q. Lund, vent
upnu East Haven mountain about Two
miles from smiths tnuw liallsj mill.
numbering. While dragging II log to
his sled. il swa>rd round and struck
Walter, crushing him against 1t tree,
making Il fearful cash on the inside Of
the knee. tearing flesh. cords. veins.
Ac.. leaving Il gap large as Il man.
open hand. The blow and flow ing of
(weighing only lI5 lbs.) took Walter
(weghing l-J lbs in his arms and car
ried him bleeding and fainting, between
30 and 40 rods through the SNOW full
three feet deep. while Walters hands
and feet dragged ill the suow. Here he
put chains OH his logging sled from the
chunk" to the ROLLER" some five feet,
and tearing OF eVelYr+riis, made him n
bed Then hitchimg on To the sled two
NOheS ol oAtl klS i-lhtt Sdi' lHt new
snow WAS l. inches deep, and one yoke
could hardly drag the sled, as but one
team had passed since the snow and
stripping from himself his frock and
wrapping it round Walters cold, torn
leg. he started down the mountain, two
terrible miles. Wading iii the SHOW
beside the oxen, urging them on DIS fast
as his bleeding, tainting friend could
endure throwing SNOW into VS. face,
then goading the team, till he came iii
sight Of VIM. Aldrich's h"use-theil
boarding place when Lund's cry for
help brought neighhors half mile OF
mole to his aid Dr Bicktord from
East Burke vas soon there, and dressed
the frightful wound. Walter after Il
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water Tow l Live stock Market.
Fol the week -ndingl3 Tuesday. February ls12
MAhkEI EhEPA lev choice slU l9i 10 2i.eAtTa
- - h y IS. INST quality se - = W; second quail
lily 81 - W third quality - - IS.
STORE tArrLE-W orkins oxen and Steers pei
pair $50 slUO, sl2J II FOO
Mich Cows AND CALVES zoo extra sos II
eco FarTOw Cows ST. II 81
lEARLINGs-sI W u cid Two Sears old :l2 as
three, wears old So Il si5.
SwINE-W-steIr fat Lun- Northern dressed
Hogs per ID. StoIea-W holesale none.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots. Is "
- o. - 80 s. w per head extra 6 81 sc - pei
head, or per 10.
Spring Lambs. a 90 e IS
Brighton Hides, - yc per 10
Country Hides, 81 q per lb.
Brighton lallOw, 81 &c pei 10.
Country TallOw, 5tc pei Ii
Pelts - 90 a IS IS each
Calf Skins 10 lee pei Id.
PRICES or PCULTRY-EItIa 10 10 pei ID prime
good medlum POOL u
medium
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Music for the Sabbath Schools

Miss \ {. taylor. who has lately taught IuNc
NILE and .oung people classes IN vocal Inus, 'Ith
great success i'll places this vicinity. and al the
W est Il in st. JuhnsbuTy. She has alIeSdv Il iuve
nile class arran. ed al the North Church Tor the
hrneht of their sabbath school which be held
Mondays and Wednesdays nj the close ~ the
daN >choul> and IL L. hoped that all the childI IA
and youth II that sabbath School Nil join the las
on Monday ~ next week. She is also f"Iln D.
Union Singing School for the benefit ~ all tA,-
sabbath Schools i'll the place 10 be held Il! ~,
South thuU,h Ve-tTy TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS
the Close OF the d4s schools She IL t. give &.
thorough course Of instruction all pArI u vocal
music She Is pIep,l ed [" teach il carlo ba~-iH"
method OF voice culture. hN which II : -sit
ally body learn 10 -in- E-In> - % She
ln-rIu,ts the children Well IL tie principles ~
III the practice 81 mus, She trIur> with the lie o.
evidence 81 success III other places aud NAV De
found at the lie id-LIu al Mis-. VI tlaN
rims un- d"il,i III sd tn,r which -e,UIe> +.
iurIuhr! : tlcLst / d com II went, lesson.
Spstla! !rIIus hI the infant ,ias- it
IA (.
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Post Office Time Table.

{ Lu>k.-SOuthern and Western : 80 4 NJ and 80
=. ii southern way 80 A Nj Northern aud
Stage mails 100 r. NJ.
= Rkl\ E-NOItheTn yu3 A. VI. Southern and
" esteru III A. Nj and 4:3c r. 81. southern
WAY l;ts r VI. Stage mails e.I3 A. ii.
Office h"uI from A II To { NJ.
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Harr:asrs.

At Peacham. ED :, by Rev. p Il. Fisk, Nj
Frank Dana Of Nevada aud Miss CUrdelia Rowe Of
Peaciiam.
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.Nfu Embellishments.
Persistent Adj. erti,ing In the right m.diu
brings business.

Persistent Adj, erti-ing In tn. right medium
brings business.
DRISIERS WAN1ED--Unc FOR foreman
i and one cuInpostm-tU <" To Massachusetts.
Address. immediately, II. T. DAVIS AT this office.
NICKEL Nd COBAL1.-WHEtci :" purchase
y Nickel and Cobalt. Ores or Mats. Apply with
particulars 10 VAN WARI 4 MCCOY
~ ChHmb-r> Street.
Ia New York
DABbIr METAL Old TNpe-th- best bs.bhit
ID ing IuaIeIIal-fuT sale al the talcinnian urfce
| AIDES Who are Getting tired II sewing buttons
1 On their boots cun have them ri tied amt
warranted never L. COME oil by
-yrf /. Il. GORIAM.
MISS KATE MATHEWS TEACHER u Music
vi First dunI south of North Church.
Main Street -. J"hI.shuIs
4 lash and the Highest Prices paid Ion fOA
MINI ShDNkS ..nd other Raw tms 10y
Yl;f / h 'iUEiIiM
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Weavers Wanted !

Girls accustomed I" a7e f.,ncy Lo"Ins ~autr,; 81
JOHN Z. CHASE Agent.
Hol>uke Mass - Hamydrn Mil,
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lur1I and State Jlfns.

" hat doctrines have the best inrlu-
clIc,. upon mankind will hc the sub
Irct OF discourse al the town hall ntNt
SUNDAY nttrIuoon. H., Rev. Mr. Tillnt-
son.
{. y. $hrld of this village. fell oil
the hay NOV III his barn i'll liardwick
last week. and broke his cullar-bu
besides sustaining other injuries.
MIR. X. :. StrdnIau, Inspector III
Chief toI the Hartford Steam Boiler In
spe,t zion and INSURANCE Co.. is NOW III
speeding the boilers used hl the Far
t.urk~' Scale Mumt'g Co OF this place
The Railroad Ball at the Avenue
House Friday evening VAS attended hy
oven one hundred couples. The al
Engagements. including music and sup
per. uIt spoken of Us heing tirst-cl1s-
he Dung Ladies Missionary So
rIrtN will give u social entertainment
e.enIng Refreshments served after
hhlt-pust Fancy articles viii he Ion
sale
The Free Press IL our authority fOI
saying that Horace Greeley has accept
ed the invitation to deliver the addIess
at the neat annual fair OF the Vermont
State Agricultural Society.
rhe ten daNr following the great
SHOW storm Ut Feb. I'd, the weather MAS
unusually bright and pleasant tur the
stasou Just now We ale reminded u1
the neal approach OF Match with The
sluSh and mud and wind and freeze OF
oul long tong springs.
We understand that the ladies sew
ing circle of the Second lnivel sal II
Society have added Ill additional at
traction To their gathering Oh Friday
evening OF this week, having engaged
the band to give II Promenade concert
i'll the hall admission ten cents. sup
per extra.
Miss A {. Taylor is organizing
some singing CLASSES III this place. t"l
the purpose of Civ Ing instruction III the
science Of music. Miss TaI lur has had
great success. and seems very well tit
ted to teach children how To sing "bN
note" She has already n class from the
North Church Sabbath School. and is
organizing schools iii other societies.
The frost work over every thing
out of doors, Yesterday (IueSdtN) morn
iu2. was marvel Of bIrlllan'N and
heautv. Every limb and twig and tIlI-
In.-nt. of every tree. and shrub, Was Oitt
lined with 1t fringe OF snowy cry stalls.
lhe woods and groves were featlrrE
aud brilliant hey omd description III the
fright sunshine. toI three al four hours
after SuInlse but a- the sun grew high
and warm. the vision faded. - Barttny-
tuD Free Press.
That des,Iihee the thing ill this place.
exactly.
Sold Again.
We record again this week the sale
III the st John5burN Times. Mr. Linlt,
having sold out printing material. list,
good will, etc. To Mr. +. }. Dalton ut
this place. Nj. Dalton Is !. practical
printer. HAY ing Learned his trade in this
office. and We wish him success III the
Times.
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West Barnet.

West Barnet.
The annual meeting OF the Caledonia
County Society to secure the religious
amendment to the constitution of the
United States will he held at the church
III West Barnet on Wednesday, the
2lst lust, ut O'Clock, p Nj. The meet
ing will he addressed by speakers of
different professions. All are invited
To attend.
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I,I TED. OCT. 80. 1855
First Policy issued April : l-4J

I,IuEFOftAr IT'D, OCT. ~. 1855
lrst Policy issued = pril l-4J
lie average rate 81 assessments during The p-at
udrty-One wears has Ge-u ..rly Two ASD THRxE-
FOI RTHs per cent.
he assessment fpi the veal ending March "a
lc'l, "as Two AND VSA rot sTH Isr
IL usks NU!u patronage because,
lis HoME COMPANY managed D. veIm-lt
mel AID insurirg only IL tits state
. Insurance iii ii is cheaper thai II eAn 10 IL
tn. STICK 60 hrcsus> II i. Luutuai sid tb-I- tT-
H. dividends IL De s.ii l" -."ckhoideis
s. IL ;4k-@ lot Il.Ior Ice: cent. Tie prelIi III:
note III advance. an.. at tue end VI each
zeal what Is necessary IL meet the losses already
nrid" thus leaving yoiI money. =. la 80 possibie
ia sv''I ,.'n tI.ta mLee !: cannot be lost through
aI4' mstAk.- ~ dishonesty u Directors
= ih- COMPANY Ia. cl-aI surplus ov7I sl
a"!'iics aIiL the yeI Low average u sssos,Inents
pIoSrs 'hAt it mas ben huIesti, and pi udenuy
managed
l'-cryhrI lsIl
PHIIO MATCH, Pre-.
x. =. sOT1uGATE, SEE. tMs-lv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-16
SprriaI Unfirrs.
Patrons of huSbandrY.

Green Mountain Grange. No. l, -. Juhnsbury
VI Regular meetings held the hrst Saturday .
each month. al l o'clock +. NJ.
r. V. POWERS, Secretary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-16
81. yohnsbmp Galedonian.
II, John.bur, VT, Friday. Feb. Ii. 1872.

: Friends i'll TIN, section of the State will add
materially the interest OF the Cal-donlam BY
ending u local items promptly and i'll "a hilrf lra-
ttl,. tom