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CHARTERED OCT. 2S, 1868.
Principal Office,
PECK BUILDING, COLLEGE ST.,
BURLINGTON, Vr.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
Torrey Il. Wales, Attorney and Judge Of Pro-
bate Sam'l Huntington, Merchants James A.
Shedd, Manufacturer; Russell s. Taft. Presi-
dent; Rodney s. Wires, Gen'l ms. Agent; Ma
thanel Parker, President Burlington Gas Co.;
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Manager Burlington Wooden Mills: Lawrence
Barnes, Lumber Dealer; Noah Allen, Merchant;
b. s. Nichols, manufacturer Daniel Roberts,
attorney; William G. Shaw, attorney and city
Judge Charles p. Frissel, General insurance
agent; Edward p. midget, farmer; VIM. w.
Henry, merchant G.. G.. Benedict, editor Free
Press l.. l.. Lawrence, attorney; Charles Il.
Eaton. insurance agent VIM. A. Crombie,
lumber dealer L. Barlow, merchant; N. I.
Merritt, Vice President; d. r. Bailey, attorney.
OFFICERS:
RussELLS TAFT, President.
N. Il. MERRITT, Vice President.
WARREN GIBBS, Secretary.
s. W. THAYEn, NJ, NJ, 1rodioo, coro.o,
JAMES NJ. KNOX, NJ. d. Medical Counsel
BYRON A. STEVENS, Supt. of Agencies.
JAMES S. FOX, Agent for Windsor
County.
OFFICE STANDARD Office Block, Woodstock, Vt.
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for terms ut once to 2iwi
ID. l.. GUERNSEY, Concord, N. II.
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We, the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years and believe her to he
Christian lady and skilful nurse, and having
used her save in our families, it gives us great
pleasure in saying it is the best general medicine
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

iuries are severe, being mostly internal.
it is thought he will recover. - Doiy
JOuRdi
Great excitement prevails 1T Ran
dOlph, III consequence of Il high-hanalcd
crime which WAS committed "Wednesday
night last. Mr.. Alonzo Reed. residing
midway between the West and Centre
villages. was aroused from sleep at dead
of night 10y some one entering the viii
dow. Ac quietly rose, and stepping one
side. the intruder entered tn, room and
at once discharged Il pistol in the dirrr-
tion OF the head OF the he'd. Mr.. Reed
responded 10y It shot from his pistol.
which he had i'll readiness and WAS pro
cecding To bind his wounded victim.
when IL confederate entered the window
and dealt him heavy blow upon the
head. crushing his skull, aud leaving
HIM for dead. The aS>;tilantS then g.
capped In the morning Il uci9llhor
found Mr. Reed i'll the middle of the
floor. still in>em>ihlc. bat 10y medical
a>>i>Ialt,, he has been Ic>tof"d To con
SERIOUSNESS. and the chancc> are that he
may recover. In the melee. Nh. Reed
WIS robbed of SD on 80. He WIS
alnnr At the time of the assault. his " he
being "lIt Of town. Ii -ccms that Va.
Reed unprecedented tr'uhl". I"r The day
previous he gave his Watch and ~omt.
silver Ia Il nri"hnnr. aud reloaded hi>
pistol. which he accdcntall} found had
been lamI'crcd with umdruhrrdll hy
these WnIild-ht ;I>N;i>>iiI>. \ reward has
been offered. and the "ttirrr>. aided 10y
Il large p">~ec "i volunteers. are >c"ul-
ing the country tor the ml~clraut>.
DUiig .jOHrHUH
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Wells River.

The following notice OF Mrs. SLACK :
entertainment at travellers. in the house
opposite the church. recently Appealed
i'll the COHprcgHtjOHGIiSt. from the pen
of Mr.. G.. \. Richardson. the managing
editor of that paper:
Vt Wells River we stopped al what
might Ice termed Il private hotel. kept
10y Mrs. Slack. though she would hc
more appropriately named Mis-. Smart.
She hangs out no sign. but keeps such
Il house that thu>,. who call once are
sure t" stop there the next time in
preference to the regular village hotel.
am glad to cite this a> an example of
what ii woman and widow may do
without waiting for woman suffrage or
any thing of the sort and are there NOT
many places where women who think
they see nothing l." do. might follow
this example
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25
ORANGE COUNTY.

Tw" hrakemen belonging to the
freight train north. due at West Ran
dolph about IL. m. We're struck by the
bridge over Thayer brook. just west of
the village. Thursday morning, and one
of them, IL Mr.. Sturges, killed. and the
other seriously injured. 1t seems that
having passed the crossing, they left
the top of the ears for the purpose of
entering the caboose at the rear OF the
train, and while both We're at the same
time climbing down the side of the train
just then going over the bridge. they
were struck by the end of the bridgr
and knocked from their grasp on the
hooks. Sturges was hit with such force
us to throw him OFF. falling upon the
ties of the track, being instantly killed.
He belongs in Fairfield and WAS an I'M
married man of about thirty Years. The
other one fell on the rock abutment,
and was stunned, but, though his in
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Silver Wedding.

The twenty-tifth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r. Hol-
ton, of Lancaster. was made the occasion
on the It'll instant for IL large number of
friends and mcighhorS to assemble un-
der their hoSpitahle roof. Many valu-
able presents were brought them. and
presented i'll It very neat address 10y
OSSian Ray, Esq. Further remarks were
made 10y Judge Wnidden and Rev. II.
'. Emm"m>. and Il pleasant evening vas
spent socially. Mrs. Holtnm. a> many
of our readers know. Vas Miss Maria
Barney of this town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25
The Wheelock g. M.

Will hold its next session with the
Free Baptist Church of this village.
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Conference. Friday in the afternoon at
! o'clock. Preaching. Friday evening
at - o'clock. Preaching. Saturday at
10! O'Clock \. NJ, and , o'clock =. VI.
ON the Sabbath there will he PRAYER
meeting at . o'clock III the morning
Preaching at lO4 o'clock A. NJ. and >
o'clock T. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

Diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder. &c. are al.
*ays unpleasant, and at times they become the
most distressing and dangerous diseases that can
fleet the human system. Most Diseases of the
Kidneys arise from Impurities i'll the blood. causing
iliimors which settle on these parts. Negetine
els any known remedy in the whole world for
cleansing and purifying the blood thereby causing
a healthy action to all the organs of the body:
' egetlns 10 cold by all Druggists Be So
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

THE PRESIDENTS ESCAPE FROM \
RI NAwAY ACCIDENT.-Sa Saturday after
noon. as the President WAS driving Il
team of Young horses along VI street.
Washington. approaching the circle at
the intersecting of Fourteenth street
and Massachusetts avenue. one of the
colts. unaccu>tomed to rapid driving.
suddenly bottled. and steering. broke
the pole. The President. whose legs
were wrapped in II riding blanket, sud
denly di>"mgaged himself and leaped
from the vehicle just lis the Younger of
the tw" colts kicked i'll the Dashboard.
The President. with the presence of
mind which characterized all his move
ment> during the war. saw in an instant
that To rein i'll the horses would Lee 10
bring the shattered pole against the
hauE' hes of the colts. Placing his left
foot ON the frllor> of the wheel. he
shouted tnr assistance. and n number of
"ui"rrd Worhmrn engaged near 10y i'll
>tauill rushed to the rescue. seized the
unnana%rablc horses. and held them
nmtil di~cnyagcd from the carriage.
h" l'rr>idcnt requested them to he
sem Ia the stables On Seventeenth street
and lighting - fresh cigar. c"ugratula-
ted himself upon his cScap" and victory
over ms irartiuu> >trrd>.
he rropl, of Nrrmnnt have gtncr
ally shown ia. good SENSE To keep rir.ir
ia Congress when they
show ability. y" man ever sem here
h} Ihat state has dnuc more fnT her cird-
il. 10th IL, regards character and ability
than ,lud"c Pulaud and We suppose.
I therefore. tI.aI um>crIlpulnII> efforts
made t" >upplamt him 10y certain inter
,.>t"d parties will fail q: >ucccs>. I he
: primgtictd Republican. very good aIl-
th"litN ia regard To affairs III Vermont,
says that .Iudgr Poland will undouhtcd-
~ h, RETURNED 10 Washington. ''luuking
than ever. u dShinGton
Erroi"J star.
Concord y. H.. has discharged Il fc-
male yranniar school teacher for bon
me little gill> ears with Il book 50 So
ycIclN thai the ciiild'> life j. drspaired
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25
ST. ,suhnsburp (aledonian.

,..-,,,,r, Vt Friday. Octo. %. 1872.
n Friends in tins section Of the State Will add
materially tn the interest of the Caed"nian by
.,pdip., rs local items promptly and i'll hrrE leg
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25
Heartily Recommends.

SOUTH BosToS, Feb : lS1O
IiR. STEVENS:
Dear Sill have taken several bottles of youI
Negetne, and convinced it is Il valuable remedy
for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and general de-
bility of the system.
can heartily recommend II tn all suffering from
the above complaints
Yours respectfully
Mrs. MUSROE PARKER. $50 Athens ~.
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Seventy-one years of Age.

EAST MARsHFIRLD Aug. ~ Is7O.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir.-l am seventy-une years OF age have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint weak
ness i'll my back and stomach. | was induced BY
friends Ia try your Negetne. and think il the best
medicine for weakness of the kidneys | ever used
have tried many remedies for thi, complaint and
never found much relief as from the Vcgetin-
1t strengthens and invigorates the whole system.
Many Of my acquaintances have taken it, and
believe il To he good for all the com plants for which
il is recommended. Yours truly.
JOSIAH H SHERMAN
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Another would give a dollar for a
dose.

BU-IuN NIN 1Uth III
II. Il STENEN- ESQ.
Dear sill have been badly afflicted with hid
nrN Complaint Tor len Wears. nave suffered great
pain i'll back hips. and side. with .lr.t dtcul
" in pa~~in. airline which was often and in very
small quantities Frequently accompanied with blood
and "NCruCIStiug pain.
have faithfully tried most of the popular IcIu,.
dies recommended tnr my complaint | have been
under the Treatment of some ut the most Skiful
phN ~iciHns in E'-tnn. all of whom pronounced my
iucuriblc This my condition when |
advised by friend I" Try the Nc.rtnc and |
could the good effects from the first dos, took
and from that moment kept on improving. until
entirely cured taking i'll all | should think
about six buttlcs.
Ii is indeed a valuable medicine and if | should
he afflicted again i'll the way. | would give n
dollar for dose If could not get il without
Respectfully.
j. VI. GLE.
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Personal.
Death of a Teacher.

II l. with deepest regret that We are
'nllrd upon to chronicle the death of
N~> Marian b. Sinclair, who died at
he city Hotel, Yesterday morning. For
'rNclal Years she has been in i'll health
'nt mp To last Thursday fulfilled her
iu'ic> H. teacher of the private school
which she has taught for the last ten
,"al>. Her death was occasioned by
"n~unptinn. and she passed over To
he other shore is
nn' who wraps the draprry Of his couch
around him
And lies down 10 pleasant dreams =:
" a Teacher, she ranked high in the
r"ic>>i"n a. a friend and associate.
he vas most highly esteemed by all
Ia" knew her Petdiumd (CaIifornia)
resent. Sept -.
Miss Sinclair was II daughter of Simeon
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

Sinclair, Esq. of Hardwick, and a sister
to Mrs. G. ). Dana and Mrs. ID. ID. Pat
terSon of this place.
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Made a New Man of Me.

>orrH BosToN sept. - l-7O
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Slr.-For fourteen months | have been
afflicted with Kidney Complaint. | have tried
doctors and many patent medicines but found
relief. My friends persuaded me To Try your Veg
I "tlne. and II has made man of can
most ch"ertully recommend IL {" the public
sur" cure for tn" Kidney Complaint.
ALVIN GLIDDES.
ifl Broad
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Post Office Time Table.

CLOSE.-Southcrn and Western 80 A. NJ. and $50
VI. southern way 80 A. NJ. Northern and
stage mails 400 NJ.
AERIVE.-Norihern 90J \. NJ southern and
Western Hos 4. NJ. and 43- r NJ. Southern
way 43- =. NJ. stage mails - A Vi
Oti,,- hours from 4 VI. tu T.. VI.
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HardWick.

The last Hcportt, gives the following :
Last Saturday week Il man calling him
self Dir. Beard. WAS arrested in Hard
wick on Il charge of obtaining money
under false prctemcc>. He pr"tr>Srd To
he doctor. and pretended To cure all
complaints. lie went to Mrs. lloUhcr>.
whose son WIS most gone with con
sumption. (nmd has since dicd.) and 10y
cmtrcatN and various representations.
oNcr-pcrSIIaded her to buy IL recipe. ur
some medicine. which lie assured her
would cure her son. and for which She
paid him partly 10y note and part III
money. To the amount of SD on 30.
The doctor soon after sold the note. and
Mrs. II. caused his arrest. and he was
brought before Justice II. =. Cook. on
IL warrant in behalf of the State. who
put the respondent under 800 bonds
tor appearance at the county court
Failing to obtain bail he WAS taken to
It. bloomsbury Jail.
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Sutton.

| he Farmer Boys" will play u match
game of Base Ball with the ''lm>tiru-
ton" club of |. lndon Centre at the
latter place. on Saturday. Oct. ;!ti. at !
o'clock T. VI.
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.A Valuable Real Estate
Asaas For Sale!

The subscriber. having opportunity t" engage
other business, offers for sale all his Real Estate
r"nsiStin. HS follows
My Straw Board Mill!
all in complete running order. capable If running
ton of paper pei day. Also.
WV san MIL,
nuilt new. with all the modern improvements OF
the present day with u Shngle Mill Saws Sc for
b"ltin. and saving. together with
\ BOARDING HOUSE.
and Il acres of Land The water privilege is one
the best ia the country. all situated within few
rods Of the F. K K. r.. with a side track and wharf
for loading and unloading freight Also
\ Wood Lot of go to 80 Acres,
on the Allen Place, well wooded. and within 100
known Ms the CahuUn Lot ut 80 acres. together with
the IMMENSE WATER POWER, known a.,
the Great Falls i'll Lyndon. of some ~ II. fall on
the PassUupslc River. IN the line of the Railroad
Also small place If 81 acres. known the Still
man Hutchinson place. the east of said Water
Power with Huu>,. and Barn. and ~ acres of wood
Als"
Wy HOme Farm Of l66 Heres Of Lanai.
with good sugar Lot and Timber Lot thereon.
with good and ample bindings The house is new.
warns with a furnace large and convenient Run
ming water I" house and barn. The above property
viii ID" sold all together III parts Ia suit pur-
chasrrs | Know "f No better property for bust
ness man with sufficient capital, i'll this part 81
the country. Ouc-half of the purchase. money
could REMAIN. secured by mortgage. if desired.
\. 4. PIERCE.
81 Johnsbury Centre, oct. Il, le72 3e4l
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VI. bloomsbury Athenrum.,

LIBRARY AND ETApI>D- ROuM-Up"n from \ VI
rol2 NJ. from > I" ., and from I" y T. VI.
W ". THAYEE, Librarian.
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Senator Patterson of New Hampshire
accepts the Presidency of the Ohio Ag
ricultural and Mechanical College, and
enters upon its duties at the close of his
Senatorial term. next March.
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ATTENTION, CHCiRS
= Anthem Offering

By u F Hodges ti,u. " Foster andJ. II. Tenn,
30 pages Of entirely new Anthems Sentences.
Nutrt- ChAnts.
complete. collection iuT opening and closing
n Public Worship. The Music l. of that practi-
cal character and pleasing simplicity. popular in
our Protestant churches. We believe every page
OF the Anthem Offering can be sung and will he
admired hy nn"- t"nths Of our h"irs throughout
the country.
The Anthem Otfcrin- viii Ice found III ~ lass
book f"r schools and Societies
ANY chorlstrr "I tea, hvT. " h" Will send ms al
dress to the publishers before Nov. l. l-.4 shall
hc rnTlIl"d TO single '"Il Tor examination on
such terms IL cannot fail I" 2Ivr satisfaction.
Price. Flo per dnZ Single cpIIc- y
LEE = SHEPARD Publishers Boston Mass
r. %
STATE uF VERMONT CNlEDuNIN D!sTRIrI. -.
- In Probate Count held At Tho Ir"hat- Otc, in
- j"hu~hu:y within and Ion sand District the
18th dil Of October. y. l.. -
An instrument lurP"ItuL nhr 'hr Lt-r VIII amt
Ia said dstri,r deceased h..ll- lI,~ med t" CONT
10y Edward &. .;''iInlt"n thv r>''Ut"r therein
nam"d f"I rrnh.t,
II r~ ordered 70, >tid ,.iIt t.st all persons CON
,'III'd lit'rrIu Joe notified ,. u
-:.d cunt go Ice. h.iG IT ia, Probate Drr, II
.i"tu~rriIS co., rl' i1h 'itI ~ N"y,wh'l. - h..
~ iu,i ~rs ,tu~, fH', ala. have AGAINST
tie I'I.l.tr"i -t.j '.' ia wl.'h t.a't ,'. II L.
furjhr' "ta,r~,i th'r cop. 81 liz IA al rhi~
,l,,inrsl. i1u.;,t 1t II .i"hn~hri,. previous ,o
sad iIu' Hlp.'a''d f.. h'tIIu-
~ tine alur Attest
h~i l.. Fi.f.&r!i 1ui-,."r Probate
tru,. ,f.1 - i,,.lj Attest
; !" |~t /. H. e., Il JUIl' II Probate
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Ryegate.

.
The friends of Judge Poland in this
town. met III caucus last Tuesday eve
mug. for the purpose of choo>inga dele
gate t" attend the District Convention.
Considerable effort had prey iou>ll been
made on the part of those in the inter
est of the Steele movement. to get Il
was elected by an almost unanimous
vote. with the understanding that he
should vote for Poland. The result
WAS quite unexpected 10y both parties
as we had been promised il lively time.
something which would altogether
eclipse the ST. Johnshury caucus Some
think the failure on the part of the
steele men WAS due to their inability
to show fight. because we have II" liquor
agent i'll town. Others say it WAS he
caI>e the leader of the Steele forces.
("ur town representative WAS not pres
ent in person I" direct affairs. sheep
without Il shepherd
Rev. W. j. Mcdowell at IA late meet
ing of the Prcshytery of the X. =. church
tnew schooD gave i'll his resignation as
pastor over the South Rycgatc congrc-
CATION, and by mutual agreement he
was released from his charge. Next
Sabbath closes his laborS here Rev.
James VI. Bcattie is the only settled
pastor i'll Ryegatc AT present. 1t is rN-
pected that Rev. \. \. Houston of ohio.
will supply the vacant pulpit of the
United Presbyterian Church during the
months OF November and December
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25
BARBER SHOP.

Mr. F. {. GILL be-, leave To announce Ia the
public that he has bought the Barber shop former
y occupied by w Parker. situated i'll the Avenue
House Block, on K. K Street ~. .iOhnsbury.
BY strict attention to business and by employ ing
irst-cass help he hopes 10 merit good share Of
public patronage. eTJt
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TRI.H.nINE GOOD.S

III GIrAt variety. Malta Lncr-, fringcs black and
c"l"red. Velvet Rihh"n,. Comprising the largest
stock Of Trimming hoods and Small Wares 10 lie
found IN the State
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Concord y. H.. has discharged Il fc-
male yramniar school teacher for hon
img Il little "iIl'> ears with Il book ;" Sc
vclrl> thai the riIild'> life is drspaired
tt