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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

OVERRIDING IRA short time ago :;
lady and gentleman were married i'll the
of Nottingham. and pro-
ceedrd in their carriage to spend the
honey moon among the Cumberland
lakes. the gentleman giving strict orders
to Murphy. his Irish iootman. on II"
account. to reply to inquiries that they
were newly married. When leaving
the. first hotel on the road. the happy
couple were much tStuniShci and an
moved to find the servant, all assembled.
and. pointing to the gentleman. mNSteli-
ouSlv eXclaimin". That's him that's
the man =" On reaching the next stage.
the Indignant master told Murphy he
must certainly discharge him, as he had
divulged what he had impressed upon
him as Il secret. AN pray, Yer honor"
inquired Murphy. ''what is it yer COM
plains of p THAT You told the servants
ut the last hotel we were Il newly mar
ried couple" by me sowl. an its not
tould the whole kit Yer honor an Yer
hnno,'S lady CGod bless her y wouldn't
he married yet for Il fortnight.
WHAT A POSTMASTER WANTS.-Pro-
cure Il post office envelope. if you can.
if net, a good common envelope. None
of the little harIta affairs. Commence
your SlIpcrscript!"n down about the
middle of it: write the name plain.
write the town and state i'll full and
omit all such corner directions ;iS ''il
haste, with speed, "P. NJ. please for
ward" You might Just IL well put nm
this side up with care. ''k"cp dry"
Such requests Wnuld bc needed Just as
soon. If Your letter l. important, just
say 50. and there is no one in whose
hands it may come. hut what would
chcrrfuIly comply with vour request.
Last, bur not least, do not direct with Il
lead pencil, and AWAY l.llc" the stamp
on the right hand corner.
BY observing The above dircCtinmS.
lettrr-WritcrS will always have Il warm
place III the affections 81 c"rHtrN post
master.
DO NOT RInIcIIE CHIIpEEN. Gill
drcn often seem Ia sly very Ii.-.ud
thing- fen. which they are ridicrlcd 81
aha>hcd. Nothing. however. ci!r Ice
more cruel than This, for the child hH~
merely done " hat MANY II philosopher
hhSh"lt ''I"lt Hl'i j, 'itl"" ''i '"iIS
conclusion ami II. In>lcad at tviiG
rdiruiri amt mad" t" diN'I"ri ilI!h>"ii.
and avoid the NehiHrn'% his MI" spec.
illd'l"h> before Us III lh' itt!'lI'' We "'"
been at the trouble of carefully exam
ming his notions. we should haN" dis
covered how naturally. perhaps. the
Idea had arisen. "i nov nG"ml"u>i y
through Il lack OF know ledge. III" little
mind hnd pat together im""n@rH"n~
things.
AN NEAfE' TED Ni''"kL ct pEN-
IT. ~. y %'!i'"'''a" li>"t" "'"'I>'
'i'!t~i''H "iI'iI'''i'; ,"' '!i' pm pose
"l winning away = hili non! g. 81. '',"
GHi. N"h''"S 700, u "I We "''N l. i"l
Illt llll'l. iit tillt tli't N'iti bii''t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

\ Davenport Ia.) benedict i seeking
Il divorce. and c>pain> shy Is follow :
He arrived home uHc \prctcdll. II few
nights ago. ami went !" bed. soon .,t
ter, his wife complained of violent pain.
and 1t her earnest request. ne stated
for some medicine. ON uIriviu" nj the
drug store hc found that he WIS wear
ing some one rl~c'S pautaloonS. and let
tiers found in the pocket proved r"rI-
cluSiVck who the owner was
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

NTM. T. HOWES ESTATE.
w STATE OF VERMONT, ESSEN DISTRICT -.
In Probate Court held al the Probate Office i'll
Guildhall in said district, on the 18th diE "i linu
arV. \. ID. lSI2.
lisa ialI II. Pickard, executor upon the estate oi
Vim. p. Howe. late of Canaan. i'll said district
deceased presents his administration account Ion
examination and allowance. and make aPPlI'9ltl"
for decree of distribution and pa iitlnn al ih'
estate of said deceased.
Whercupon il is ordered hN said court. that said
account and said apIrc;tln ion he referred 1" SESSION
of said CONT hr held at tEr pr"i''t" "tic" III
iuillh;ll. the goth day ri Feb y. L. l-' for hear
in and decision thereon And il is further ordered
that notice hereof Ice given To- all persons Interested
by publication of the SANE three week ~ur"r-~iN"N
in the. Caledunian. = newspaper published at -
.Iuhn~buTV. previous 10 SAID time appointed i"l
hearing. thai they may appear at SAID tim" ana
place and show if any they may have. why
said account should Ii. allowed. and such decree
made. "
WM. IL. HARTSHORN. judge. of Probate
y true copy of record Attest.
I00-2WM II. IAETSiOItN. Jude at Probate
4 BOLrIII'S WINTEES ESTATE.
n Tn, subscribers haN i'm been appointed 10y th'
honorable Ir"hatr out fol the district 81 tlrd"nII
commissioners. to receive. "NaEIine and adjust al
claims and ,rIidnd, al all ptT>ulI~ against TIA,
estate, of Ad"phus Winter. late of II. Inhn>iruIN
III sad district deceased represented insnN"nt and
the. term OF months from the I'D day "i Jan
uaIy. -. being allowed by said Count 1" the
creditors of aid deceased. {" exhibit and pTuVt
their respective claims before Give notice that
i'll attend I" the duties II our appointment al
The, dwelling house. oi l;"E:iua Winter in -. Johns
bury. i'll said district un the ltth dan ui Feb. aud
1rh dan of IulN u'Nt, AT ON " clock IN the aitri
each Of said DAYS
IEN ARLINGTON. t,,,,.,,..,.
JOHN BACON. I'd. ''' -
-. .luhn~hurV. Jan. -. y. ID. l-I.. !.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09
Smokers BAZAAR
PRETTIEST STORE IN TOWN.

Fresh Garden. Flower, Tree and Shrub,
Evergreen. FrHi and Hc,b SEEDS. Pre-
paid by .NdH 4 complete and .jm'icio"$
assortment. - ~oriS 81 either cidSS.
800. Tire sir cidS&cr. (l.5O j}0cLc!<)
for 5000. Also. an immense Ntock of
one yea' grated FiWI Trees. Small
Fruits. Frmt !St"cLS. IouHJ FrHH.
Ornamental ami Evergreen Seedlings.
BHibs. loses, Vines. House and Hor-
dc,' Plants. de-, de-. the most complete
assortment IN -lmcricd. Prepaid By
mail. Prjced Totoiog",S to any al
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on Commission. lJentS Wanted.
+. w. UITSON. Oid CoIony Nurseries
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ESfdbIishcd lSl2.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09
Paving Barn-Yards.

/ "A Subscriber" Madison TO-, Ohio.
wishes t" pave his harn-yard in the
I cheapest manner. The paving of harm
yards is Il matter of great economy t" Il
farmer, and it is Il wonder that 81 great
ii proportion j. permitted L" remain
nmpaved The whole of the work cam
hc done by the farm help. and therefore
no money need he laid ont. The hest
regular size and shape. the hest shape
lcin. one longer than il is broad. OF
somewhat the shape of AN egg. blunt N
the largest end. The Ward should Ice
evenly graded with the plough. and
carefully lrvelled 81 that the lowest
spot is just where the drainage i want
ed. either III the centre 81 at one corner.
Then SCOOP ont of the loose earth II
hole large enough to receive the end of
the stone. place the stone III the hole,
and proceed with the meXt-ramming
the stone down partly with the end of
the handle of the hammer nscd. Care
must Lee taken to make the holes deep
enough to permit the tops of the stones
To maintain Il regular level. When il
few stones are placed, the operator
should stand un them, and then the
loose earth >cn"ped up will fall between
them, filling up the hollowS and making
all solid When the ward is laid all
over. the rammeT, which l. round
piece of wood a> heavy as can he con-
vcnirntlv handled, and Shod with an
iron ring. should he used to drive the
| level surface. When the yard is fin
| iShcd. Il barrel ut water lime may he
/ procured, and Il thin coating of cement
brushed all over, which will make it
water tight. All liquid manure may
! then I've saved, and this item alone will
SOon pay the expense incurred. With
Il ward thus paved, and well Uttered in
the centre, every thing can he kept clean
/ and comfortable. There will Ice no mud
i'll Wint,l, no danger of COWS slipping
and iniuIimg themselves, for the surface
is rough and gives Il good hold fnl the
| feet. Hogs cannot root it up when
turned ont in the yard. and il general
improvement will he experienced in
everything appertaining to the barn and
| barn yard.-Imerican Igricnltatist.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

FoS Inrsnfiohs, TrGdc Marks Of D,SiyHs.
No. II state Street. opposite Hilhy Street Bust
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

\ true copy of rccord.-Attrst
1902 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Prob;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

I EVILS F. RussLow.s ESTATE.


\ true copy Of Record, Attest,
o. ASA /. FRENCH, Judge of Probat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
THE COOPER>' STRIKE.
HORACE PORTER,
q. J.. BABCOCk.

PROPOSED ACTION OF TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
The pork packers, lard-IeGners, and other
members of tho Produce Exchange, whose business
ires Tho employment Of many coOpcrs. have isssIcd
call Tor meeting at the Produce Exchange toby, TO
take into consideration the action of the cOOperS with
regard 10 lard reners 1t appears that, short time
N, sSrs ". J. Wilcox Co., lard refners who en-
pioy about ~ cOOpers rddcsUn mem, thought that
Their men were not working honestly, and undertook TO
tally tnonI, a. cause them 90 mark the tCrccs which
passed under Their hands, That at end day
they could ascertain The aggregate number 81 ticres
marked If Icy each cooper The cOopcrs, II - alleged ie
faxed 10 mark their terccs because being al Society men
they desired 10 protect inefficient members VITO cold
moi make the average number of tcrcc- and Whose ifr
sIbcency under the new system would be- discovered.
JBcTeupub Mtfsrs. Wilcox q Co. DISCHARGED them and
obtained about 80 HOnscce'y men who would comply
WITH their request.
Tine Society men, II ~ alleged, then declared MessTs
wilcox Co.'S refinery - "iOul shop" ana not only
would not allow fellow members TO work there, bnt as0
sJDVnDeed strike III the uptown coVRcr-shOps whore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

DR.. Willard Parker will deliver free lecture,
this evening at the Cooper Institute, on our Bodies,
and how thoy are Injured"
The Young Ladies' Christian Association OF
this city will be addressed the church at Ffthave
and Twenty firstst tomorrow evening by DR.. Rogers
DIR. Hail. and DIR. John Cotton Smith.
AT the request of a number of prominent
citizens who are interested in good gas and plenty Of it,
Prof c. F. Chandler of Columbia College Will lecture, to-
night on this subject, at Association Hall.
n At the anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association Monday evening next, the
Rev. Dr. Henry Martyr Scudder of Brooklyn, the Rev.
Cioe H. HepwOrh and the Rev. stephen ii. Tying jr OF
this city, are TO speak.
The sub Committee of citizens interested in
the sinking of the railroad tracks Fourthave met
the officers of the Harlem Road yesterday morning, at
the office Of the President in the Grand Central Depot,
and listened the reports Of the engineers given In
TIE TRIBI Of yesterday. No definite conclusion was
reached The Citizens General Committee Will meet tins
evening AT the Savings Bank Fiftyseconds and Third
ave 10 ne ar the report OF the subcommittee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27


The Hon. Fred Douglass, recognized as
among the foremost of Americans, arrived IN our city
Yesterday morning TO spend few hours in visiting
old friends before proceeding by rail 70 GrCcnyile Ill.,
where he had engagement 10 lecture iii the evening
He registered his at the Planters House and left
TO call upon his friends and after couple of hours
tanned the Planters 10 dine. When proceeding TO the
dining hall, he interrupted and asked II he was ref
istcred. He replied that he The statement
questioned, the book referred to- and 1t then appeared
that his name had been scratched Of He asked for the
reason ana the parsonage confronting him declined 10
give any. After several inquiries for the cause and
bcng last told tat he (Dougass ought 10 know, the
substance replied that the fact that the
refused showed II TO he infamous reason,
and with remarks 20 the effect That ne rarely cGlcr
enCed such treatment and expected to live to the
day when those who now administered 10 wOuld them
selves he ashamed OF IT, he withdrew 10 look after din
elsewhere. During the conversation large crowd
gathered about the speakers, and several gentlemen
hlblted their sympathy for Mr.. Douglass, declaring
as he retired that II =" a damned outrage aud
others that instant proceedings ought 10 b Instituted
10 compel the Planters HOusc 10 it's dOOrs long
as pretended 10 be public hosiery TO al gentlemen,
irrespective Of the color of their skin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
NEW YORK CITY.

Counterfeit tens on the Farmers and Manu-
facturers National Bank Of Poughkeepso were in crcu
lation yesterday.
The effects at the Centrc-st. foundory Of the
New York Printing Company sold yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff The machinery, tools, and stores were
purchased $780, and the type metal at $40 per 100
pounds.
Among the witnesses examined yesterday
in the case Of George Washington Bowen he alleged
Of Madame JumeJ ag Nelson Chase was :, Mr. ine
authorizes OF" Revolutionary Tales"
The Migration Bureau has issued n circular
to the Father Mathew and Church Temperance Societies.
explaining the plan upon which is proposed TO organ
under the auspices of the Bureau. This movement u
exciting considerable interest in the societies
Gen. Halpin, Gen. Gleason, and O'DOnovan
Rosa called yesterday at the Controllers Office for the
purpose OF ascertanng from Mr. Green his reasons for
removing many Irishmen from public office IN TINS
city They sent in their cards az p M and walled TWO
with other matters.
The Governing Committee of the Stock EX-
change passed a resolution, yesterday prohibiting mem
bers Of the Exchange from dealing In securities on the
street after p the time at which the Exchange
closes requesting the press notice the operations
of men who might thus deal, the prices would not be
trustworthy; and calling upon the ponce 10 prevent
such persons from mOnOpOllzng the Sidewalks
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-The Queens County Board OF SUI
perVsOrS met AT tl6 1OWn
final argument of counsel the Newt0wn Justices and
Constabes' bills now before the Board appeal from
the Town Board of Audit The Board reserved its de-
cision. Mr. Riker, member of Committee appointed
to ascertain the funded debt of Newtown, objected TO
ths allowance of to Oliver Charck for land taken
by the Commissioners of the Bissvie Road.
QUEENs.-On Thursday evening several laborers EN-
poved the Central Road assaulted the conductor on
the Long Island train when he asked for Their rare ana
beat the brakeman who came TO his assistance lhey
broke the windows and doors, and cut the belrope to
prevent the conductor from stopping the tram John
Butler Alexander Kelly, Patrick BrOgan, and Timothy
Kenger aTragned yesterday before Justice Sned
eker and sentenced TO the County JAN for GO days bu
Ter escaped from the constable on the way To jail
JERSEY CITY.
At an early hour yesterday VIM. II. Christie
and wife of No 412 Grove-st awakened by three
burglars iii their room, Of whom pointed revolver
and warned them TO call for help under pen
atty Of DEATH The Others in the meantime ransacked
the house and secured about 500 worth of sverware:
. The Board of Finance last night effected "a sale OF
SGOOOOO worth of city bonds at 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
HOME NEUS
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nUDNUlss NO 2la BROAD
WAY.
Midnight
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FItfh drenue Hofet-The Hon. ID. G. Little
john of OsWego. tie IIou John a. GTiswod 81 Troy
Charles Van Benthuvscn Of Albany Ben Field o. A 1
n. Y; Col Henry Wells OF Aurora. y. Y, ana '.rrl IL
Smith of Geneva, y. Y. 1890 HO1mdH House En-, on
trOllcr Nichols OF Buffalo and eXDcputy AtIorhey1tn
pral Hammond OF Albany. &C., EcCTCH HohsC- zen "
j. Magec OF Gov HofIinan's staff. -= ~ NichoiGS iic
tel-(icn. II. +. Reid of Iowa. MAYOR severance 0t ~
Joseph Mo-: Charles Ewing ana t. VI. COIwlnc, wac q
ington. - Grand Central HOte'-ihe Hon q. w.
HOtchkiss OF Bnghamon. =-= b'cr9oH nonSe-, Oh
\ NJ johnson of Washington. -== GtSey H0hSc-ltA-
Congressman Roswell Hart Of Rochester ana COZ: H. W
Freddy, U. S, 4. =-- NoterG'u Hol$c-lrol - S,iu
sted, Twomhly. harrington, PANE and Burns.
Nc,r- York HOffl--Capt. j. H. Mcrryman Of the u. :.
Revenue Service. - Astor HOasc-R. NJ pomroy OF
RI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
THE CUsTOM-HoUsE INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The following letter
has been to the HonWIlliam A. Buckingham Chair
Of the Senate Investigating Committee sion at
Eew-YOTk:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1872
SIR: In view Of the fact that our names have been
mentioned before your Committee in attempttO
plcate officers duty in the Executive Mansion in
yecnniary connection with the NewYOrk Custom house.
We respectfully request that you viii not close the pres
eDt investigation without summOEng rs as witnesses,
aud asking questions which may assist the Commit
Tee Ia efforts 10 ascertain the truth.
We aTe, Sir, our ObedieDt servants,
HORACE PORTER
q. L. BABCOCh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
THERE IS COOP Authority FOR STATING THAT

N ,.,s COUNTRY ONE .puH EVERY m so' ooSsrS'
AM, ,Sp,sp so THIS DISEASE bhooAh
IT. y DREADED A. THE couHGE rHS RACE AND WI
y rnE rouu.rvE STAGES PrLroSAN COMPLAINTS N" Nv
uE.p, cosrEoLLKp PHcs1LY THK bHPEcroHA
oy Ds JANE WHICH STRENGTHENS rHE BRONCHIAL
rup, cLEaSsiSe THEN AND rHs LING"
o. ALI InruMrrrs REMEDY poH Coushs ASD
WHICH WHEN rpr TO THEMSELVES FREQUENTLY BRING ON P'Lso
xny CoxrrNr' BRoNcHlTis ETEcruALh WTAkN
~ TINE AID rnn STRICTLY FOLLOWED IT MAS MAIN
TANNED ITS REPUrATIo. OVER QUARTER or
cEyrrRy AID ~ TIosF WIN LVNe DssA
Or ANY op rHH yNproN BRoNc A-TnNi WILL At oNoh
GIVE THIS TnEY WILL NEVER hESHSf IT,
SOLD E.EkYwHsKR
Perfect satisfaction rs guaranteed III uslnE
DonL.h = YEAST PONDER As Gruc', iof It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCh1

The only confirmation made by the Senate was that of
James +. Legate TO be Governor of Washington Ter
IitOTy.
A. NJ Puett Chairman OF the Executive Committee OF
the National Labor Reform party after considering the
mOOted question OF the pOstpOnement OF the Convention
which is 10 meet IN Columbus, Ohio, the 2lst OF Feb
ruary next, finds he has right to postpone the meet
uppOinted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
POLICE NOTES

President Smith transferred yesterday SeTgeants
John Fitzgerald Third The Iarho Police VIM
A. Russell from Hartor Police III Third Precinct Dr. moTns
IIeJy appointed = Police SnIgeon.
Isaiah Lawrence. colOred, age 80, of No. 172
TbomoBst attenpths yesterday get Oh The front om 81 car
hnv
aud killed james Patton tie
the ear arrested but subsequently rleaste by Coroner Herr
man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

they worried tCrccs IN order that Heroes might rot
he obtained by other lard rcnors who would I'LL Messr
Wilcox Co.'s orders IL s the expressed intention of
tie moD1Crs of the Produce Exchange TO make Efforts Ia
have the Conspiracy law. which was revealed recently
retGacled order that they may not sarcr the
aetioh At the So<t-ty men, who het say, threaten and
mtiU late hcr Wotmen TO such degree THAI they
AFRAID to work in the 70 Hneries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
SPELLING.

BOYS and Girl, love 10 spell
and write words On the fasci-
mating SlLlCATE RULED
SPELLING LEAP SLATE.
Parents should encourage them,
ana buy one for each clill. No
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ruled for 10 Words and Nam
bers, with a ruled back for
corrections or composition,
printed heading with space for
scholars name. No elias, and
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schools, & cts. sample by mail.
Send 2 STAMPS fof postage.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

Continual dropping out Of the Hair, with a
a'hgtl aching Of the cap prevented I'D The scalp
hr~lhJ ~ We w. VI HALLs VETABLE sCLIAs AIk REsEwE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

CARD TO THE PUBLC.-Dr HasbIonck,
Tor more au two 'oa 'tfai, for Co; Dental devices
rs tr'fe ile - ~ a,s oiI.cn Of tech bg lie use of
L-Dghg O-' 81 Is DC" che III fhaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-DlsCUSSIOS ON TIE
ADJOURNMENT QUESTION IN TIE SENATE
ExrRAvAGANCE IN THE GoNERNhEN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Statement Of tbe German Uptown sayjugs Bank
FRED. DOUGLASS IN ST. LOUIS.

az 40 rent received from tia, portion Of bank building lot
the bank.