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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
Tredsurer-E. c. Redington.


ETec"tjre Committee Franklin Fair
banks, \. NJ. johnson. +. c. Fletcher,
W. Z. Smith. II. &. Idle. Frank Walker.
p. ID. Blodgett.
Mr.. Redington wished to decline the
office of treasurer on account of age and
IL press of business. And he wished
here and now to make some remarks.
which he did in his most forcible and
happieSt manner, in which he diSclaimrd
any utilization or sympathy with Gree
leyi>m. and urged Republicans to arouse
To the Importance of the issues at stake.
Mr. Redngton WAS excused from act
ing as treasurer. and Geo. Nav chosen
i'll his place. On motion. the romStitu-
ton was adopted and the several officers
elected. As The hour was getting late.
many came forward and joined the Club.
when the meeting adjourned. The
meeting was very fully attended. the
hall being well filled. The speaking
was unusually spirited. and the argu-
mrmt of Judge Poland against Greeley
ism WAS very candid and convincing.
All the speakers were attcntivelN listen
ed I" and frequently applaudcd.
The next meeting of the Club will he
held at the town hall on Monday evening.
Aug. T.. at : 30 o'clock. There will Ice
speaking. and the st. Johnshury Cornct
Band will furnish music. Citizens with
ladies are cordially invited to attend.
The committee expect t" he able then t."
name the day for the flag raising. and
the speakers for the occasion.
Those wishing to join the Club. will
find papers for the purpose i'll the
hands of l.. II. McNicl. Il. K. It. {:
James f.. Taylor. Main st: Am>cl W.
Hopkins. Fairbanks village: f.. VI. Idle.
II. Johnshury Center: Geo. W. Bonttt.
Paddock village: Albert Harris. Ely
Vile.
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Death of F. G. Rand.

Festus &. Rand. the MANNED and sor-
rowing temperance lecturer. died at
JAY. this state. July 9th. Many of our
readers will rcc"llcct that some Years
ago. Mr.. Rand laid ont on the cold
ground one Winters night. while intoXi-
Gated, and was 81 badly frozen that both
hands and both feet had to he ampu-
tated. Since he recovered sufficient
strength. this pititul object has been
travelling the country on his Lnccs. talk
ing temperance and selling brief his
tory of his life. His life WAS IL most sad
one. but the latter wears of it. taken in
connection with his mutlatcd and pitt
ful condition, WIS one of the strongest
arguments against imtcmprr;ince it was
ever our lot To witness.
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SprriaI Uofrrs.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.

Green Mountain Grange. No l. -. JohnSbury.
Vi. Regular meetings held the hrsf Saturday u
each month at | clock T. VI.
r. V. POWERS. Secretary.
UPWARD of Forty Thousand bottles of NATURE
HAIR RESTORATIVE sold from Jan. l-t to June
LIST which fact tells ills own story. Its 81 clean.
and looks nice that the ladies all delighted
with it. See advertisement. 2--29
PHYSICIANS SAY lT-VEGETINE gives an equal
circulation of the blood All physicians will agree
that there is scarcely disease but that could al
most instantly be disposed Of if pure blood could
Lee circulated generously through the parts affected
Now this Is the way i'll which NEGETINE performs
its wonderful NE"ETI>E i- exclusively ii
vegetable compound, made from roots. herbs and
baTks
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BLOOD PURIFIER
THE GRANITE STATE BITTERS

L. \ PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Mad" from roots and hIrk- growing i'll our immrdi-
ate vicinity. the medical properties of which are
and Blood Purifier. and warrant il Ia contain no
mineral whatever.
The BITrEES will be found valuable for
the "f thus, Diseases arising from thu, Stomach
which is most likely IL get dis"r,rrcd ct any organ
of the human system.
\ few of the. Diseases which the BITTERs cure We
rnumrratc below. These likely /" have
in season as another but generally more i'll
Spring and summer.
INDIGESTION. OR DYSPEPSIA.
Probably the worst disease, the American people
have To endure. is of very common occurrence and
much tn he dreaded.
There many disorders oCcasinnrd bV IIdi.rs
tion. which extend IL all parts n the body such
Headache. Paptatiun of the Heart. Irregularities
of the Pulse Loss of Energy Confusion of Thought.
and feelings of utter prostration without any full
signs of disease The Organs of Digestion are
liable Ia IA great amount of disease and il remains
for to have remedial agent at hand.
and this We offer you i'll the GRANITE STATE BIZ
TERs which does not fail Ia cure.
BILIOTSSESS which is apparent in a great
many. il readily released by the BIITERs.
BOILS are uccasinn-d by the impurities of the
blood striving Ia free themselves. Use the BITTERs
and your blood will become pure.
LIVER COMPLAINT and all diseases OF the
Liver are quickly cured by the lrTrERs.
JduIdce, Srrofuld Headache. CoHstipdtiOn and
all Impurities Of the Blood, cured by the GRAN
TIE STATE BITTERs. which. for a general TOME and
medicinal preparation, is unsurpassed
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
For sale by :. Randall 4 Son and Sias Brothers.
Druggists, st. JOhnsbury. 1881
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For the week ending Tuesday Aug. Q, 1872.
MARKET BEEF-A few choice $40 90 a 10 rs: extra
50 90 a So first quality e. p so second quail
ity &c OO a %; third quality 81 50 a 5 50.
STORE CATTLE-WOrking Oxen and Steers, pei
pair s75 81 IS $500 s215
Mich Cows AND CALvRs-s3O a s60; extra COS a
Ss5. Farrow Cows SIS S25.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-lu lots, "a w, " IL
e. 90 Is 80 . per head extra 81 90 a ss % per
head, or cper Id.
Wool Sheep a &c per Id.
Sheared Sheep, n &c per Id.
Spring Lambs, - 90 q st %.
Veal Calves. 81 w sI4 20.
Brighton Hides, 9tc per ID.
Country Hides a9 per ID
Brighton Talow, st Il to per Id.
Country TalOw, : a 5sc pei Id
Pets. 50 % "a - each
Calf skins IL a 2Oc per ID
Sheared skins, IOc each
Dairy Skins Il each.
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Temperance Caucus.

A. ,u,,.tiu,, Ana, Isl ,.,Il.d l., tL.
''''l"'''''' men ~ - '''''',>'''''H, "''
the purp">" "f considering the subject
of calling a convention for the purpose
of uuuuiuutiup = ~uitiI,I,. n,.r.nu for
state. At,,,u,. tia. t,IIn,,ir,, r,..,Ju-
i ''''
" h'''"N' ne l"'IhG MtlI> lr"hr'l-
amcr society OF Caledonia County at
THEN convention in south uardvick last
: I;, :, 1
''''- INV '''' ''''''
I'M Il ma" "l HIIh PII"' lP''N 'I'h "h'
legal ability. t" the office al States Al
1uIu,\ >,v tit to recommend " alter f..
S,..i,I. 49, ~, :, IJ.,,..I,,,,.,
N''''""' l''>'" '"' '''''' ounce ''" inc
Republican County Convention III sad
county refused To MAKE. the nomination
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Temperance Convention.

The {. \, p. X. X. will carry for fare
one way to the Temperance convention
at LvndonvilIe on the l4th The +. \
@. X. X. will also carry for fare one way
from Hardwick. and the trains will 50
nearly connect as to accommodate the
people in coming very well. In return
my the L. & o. r. X. will run an extra
to Hardwick connecting with the New
port Express. provided they can he as
snred of receipts equal To one hundred
fares from Hardwick. Or in lieu of the
above arrangement the c. h +. X. X.
will run All extra from Lyndon to st.
Johnsbury i'll time to connect with the
p. VI. train to Hardwick. The attractive
feature OF the concert i'll the new church
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From the "Flowery Kingdom.

The Japanese Embassy i'll their first
visit t" "urtowm. came mp from Boston ;
in their next they will come directly
from Ogicn>burg and the Northern Pa
cilic. Soon. tca-chc>ts marked with
strange device from the Empire of the
sun. will hc rolled off ut our station
and then We will have Il tra-partN more
joyous and scarcely less spirited than
that memorable one in Boston llArh"r.
The first d,uWjng shall hc reserved t"I
the +. \ q.
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Next Wednesday.

We do not wish il understood that
ANY one who wishes cannot make the
temperance meeting at I.ymd"nville
Grove next week Il basket picnic only
shat it would hr II good thing Ia do Il"
buy dinners at the place of cmtertain-
mcnt furnished 10y the ladies of the
LNndonvillc church. a> thereby valuable
assistance will he rendered them in
completing their new church.
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Temperance Picnic.

bury to Ayers Flats. Aug 9th. To give
people IN opportunity t" attend the
pie ME there that day. senator P;ttter-
son of New Hampshire. Is advertised +"
speak. and other eminent speakers are
promised. y brass band will he III at -
tendance. People VIII" prefer it. can
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Heavy Rains, and Damage.


On Friday evening there WAS the
hra\ lest rain that has visited u> for
nearly three Years. The water Just
poured down ton hours. and continued
most of the night. The creek known ~
>lccpcr's river. which rmptic~ int" the
pa>>limp>ic at this place. got ON thigh
early in the night. Some >rump> tioatrd
down the current. and lodgin" "n tine
dam at North Dam\illr Village. -"
clnggcG up the stream H. to turn good
share of it around the dam into the
highway al the east end oi the bridge.
The water went tearing down the road.
hich at hat point il Il sharp descent.
and completely eat Oft the houses ut Nh
Dali and Mr.. Samholn. 1t WAS soon
discovered 10y the inmates. and while
Mr.. Dali went up Ia the dam L" see If
aINthim" could he done. and To raise
help. Mrs. Dali took her little child and
Wadcd through the current in the dark
ness. and reached Il place of safety .
. l.
arms and did the same. 1t WAS Il fear
tul time there for Il little while. and the
pitchN darkness and roar of the torrent
added to the real dangers. The course
taken 10y the new current WAS Fortunate
" changed. OF Mr.. Dall'S house would
have been swept away. A. 1t was his
and his garden completely washed away
down to the bed rock. The tiumc to
his saw mill was also torn ont. and the
dam considerably damaged. Altogether
Mr.. Dall'> loss is serious for him.
Some half mile this side of North
Danvillc village, the river washed the
highway all out, making the road i'm
pas>ahlc: and some twenty men are
engaged repairing it. Near Daniel
IIawcs'. ON the GoSS Hollow road. the
stream also took the highway and made
bad work of it. Several points i'll the
road in this village highway district.
will need Immediate and extensive re-
pairs.
Considerable damage was done to
crops on the meadows of the P;ssump-
sic river. which ovcrtlowed its banks in
many places. There was Il second Sc
we're rain on Saturday night, the water
being nearly as high sunday morning
as the day previous. SO far the usual
August drouths have been decidedly
damp.
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4. IL. l. 4 X ID,
Manufacturer of the

CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAB
LET'S HEAD STONES. &C.. &c.
Also importer and dealer i'll the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONU MENTS.
i 4 Bill : -SC.. SO.
hav, Polished Granite now on hand
and will import to order and sell the
same for less than can br bought i'll
Boston. Discount to the trade. over
40 designs on hand Please call and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09

Perhaps NO real medicine ever gained the rapid
popularity which Castoria has done. One person
relates their experience of its good effects To an
other. 1t is vegetable preparation. perfectly
harmless pleasant /" take: does not distress or
grip-. but regulates the system. and il sure To
operate when all other remedies haur failed. ANY
person VIII" has used Castnria for stomach
Ache. Constipation. Group Flatulrncy. Worms
Piles d-rangrd Liver. will never again nau-
seating OIL Bitter Pills or Narcotic Syrups. The
Castoria contains neither Minerals Morphine nor
Alcohol. by its s"othing. quieting effect it pro
duc-s natural sleep. and is particularly adapted tn
crying and teethng children. IL costs but II
and one bottle will many dollars in doctors
bills 27-3O
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West Burke.

The Jacobs steam mill. which is he
ing erected at We>tmore Long Pond. is
progressing finely. Mr. y. j. ComimgS.
" no has taken Il contract to draw the
lumber from said mill to West Burke
where it is put on the cars drew ont
his first load last Tuesday.
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,Urn Embellishments.
Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.

l IRERA TION-This crrtiticS that | have given
i my Simeon Stone his time during the rest
of his minority and shall claim none Of his wages
nor pay any OF his debts after this date.
LOUIS STONE.
81 .JohnSbury july L. I-15 1t-1-
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JnfeLs.
@arriaaes.

At Glover, July 4, by Rev. j. Evans, Mr.. Quincy
W Smith and Miss Mary Parker, both of sutton
At Barnet August 6, by Rev. Geo. Powell, Mr.
Charles w. Jones of Wheelock and Mrs. Laura A
Chamberlain of Bath, n. H.,-forInerly of Lyndon.
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Lyndonville.

Dodge n Quimby. furniture dealers,
have dissolved partnership. Quimby
goes on to ii farm, and Dodge takes the
business alone.
Horace Alden's boy. about six Years
old. miraculously escaped death one
day last week. He was at play about
the yard where they were moving cars.
when in some way he was knocked down
and the wheels of Il turtle car passed
over his chest. 1t is believed that he
received no permanent injury, although
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For a Superior Class of Musi-
cal instruments;

For CORNETS ALTOS, BASSES and all used
i'll Bands
For VIOLINS VIOLONCELLO> and all used
i'll Orchestris
For GUITARS FLUTINAS. ACCOkDEONS.
For FLUTES. FLIES. FLAG EOLEIS.
For PIANOS and MELODEONS.
For STRINGS for Ni0lins and Guitars and all
things needed in the use and repair OF Musical
Instruments
For Band Music Sheet Music and Music Books.
call at OF send Ia the store of
JOHN {. HAYNES l. CO.
80 Court ST, Opposite Court House, Boston.
tApr.2O'73
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NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that application i'll be
made L. the General \ assembly of Vermont. AT it's
next session Tor "a charter charters for a Railroad
from some point i'll the tow OF MONTPELIER. running
a nurtherly direction. rhruuuh such towns i'll the
counties uf Washington. Lamull-. Caledonia and
Orleans. shall h, necessary for building said
roads. and running through the towns of Crafts
bury. Albany. lrashurgh and Coventry. i'll the
county ui Orleans. L. connect with any railroad
that is now built. may hereafter he built in the
towns al Newport oT Troy i'll the county OF Orleans.
To- both Of said towns.
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at LyndOnvllle we think will lead the
good people along the p. & o. X. X. to
| prefer the former arrangement.
Mr.. Fisk asks the Vice Presidents of
IIardwick. Walden, and Danville. to
ascertain and notify him as soon as pos
sible. as to the probable number who
will attend and their preference as it
regards the time of returning.
Corner Stone.
The corner stone of the I'miversaliSt
Church will he laid next Saturday after
noon at ; o'clock. with the usual cere-
monies The public are invited.
Organ Recital.
Mr.. l.. ii. ParkhurSt has the pleasure
of announcing an Organ Recital at
the South tongrc gational Church. this
| CThuI>daN) evening. at : o'clock. The
musical public are respectfully invited.
PROGRAMME.
Variations in \ Major. IIeSSc.
Di1cltoirc. BattiStc.
lnproN i>;tion.
Fu"uc. e. Minor. Bach.
A Musical Festival
We learn lllat arrangements are about
completed for Il musical festival at Lyn-
domNillc. commencing on Monday eve
ming. September I'd. and continuing
through Friday. The chorus will Ice
4. IL L 4
Lawrence, although DIR. TouIicc of the
Boston Conservatory of Music. will ht
present. and give Il lecture. and will
doubtless conduct the chorus in some
pieces The Globe Theatre orchestra
is engaged. and il i interesting To know
that in rendering Strauss waltleS this
communication of the great composer on
his recent visit to this country. Mrs.
Julia Houston West. now esteemed the
leading soprano in New England. is also
engaged for the festival. together with
Il vocal trio from the city. Mr.. Aella
Green of Springfield. Mass. Il poet of
some nhlt. VIII ltli\tl IL poem Nllll'h
for the occasion.
This in brief is the hill OF fare for the
week. a> rccountcd to us. The Rail
roads will doubtless carry tnr fare one
way. and in ease of rain the trains can
hc run right alongside the large build
ing where the concerts are Ia Ice held.
1t will hc seen from the eminent talent
engaged. that big thing il insured.
musical people from all this section of
our STATE. The Peace jubilee music
will hc used mainly.
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81. ,suhnsburp G.a(fdon'an.


Friends in rln- -rcri"n OF the STAFF VIII add
.,r,,u, f., The. interest al the tale'i"nian by
.,ui.. ~ lo,..l items promptly and in brief leg
Ibl, form
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Sutton.

sutton.
The "Farmcr Boys" base ball club
of this place. will meet at the town hall
on Saturday. Aug. 10Th. at p. m. for
organization.
Last Sabbath Rev. +. l.. Wiley hap
TIED four persons who united with the
Free Baptist church in this place. The
church has received thirty-tlrec persons
int" membership within three weeks.
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Notice Of Settlement.

An immediate settlement of all denanps due the
subscriber, bearing date prior to April ls72. is
imperative. DIR. HOCGHION.
st. Johnsbury, VT, July Is, 1872. a51
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SKIN DISEASES.

SKIN DISEASES.
PERRY : IMPROVED COMEpONE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY The skin Medicine of the \ ge.
l. warranted To- cure Flesh Worms Pimprs erup-
t"n~ and BlutChrd designations of the face. sold
by all Druggists Depot ~ Bond ~. New York
For Moth Patches. FreckIe..
AND TAN. Use PERRY'S MOTH AND FREE X
Ii LOTION. The well known reliable and harm
less REMEDY Tor Brown li-c"l"Tati"ns of the face
Prepared only 10y lIr. Il. {. Perry. prIuatulugist
~ Bond street. New York. sold 10y Drug Isr-
every where. --B
NINE ANDTEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT
Kansas Registered Municipal Bonds. Principal
and Interest paid 10y the State. in New York city
For sale hy CHARLES DWIGHT ,Agrnt for
Western E"nd Board Kansas rityI Ne. ID STATE
street Boston. -
GRANITE STATE BITTERs
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the wonder is that his life was not
crushed out of him. These ears are so
heavy that it takes two strong men to
lift one end of them.
There was Il water famine i'll the vii
lage on Sunday and Monday. caused
by leak in the reservoir. or main pipe.
A very good pair of horses, brought
ont of Canada by Geo. b. Walker, hotel
keeper. were seized 10y a custom officer
for being entered for duties at less than
cost. and are to he sold at auction. We
understand the horses are worth three
OF four hundred dollars. and We suppose
it will he IL total loss to Mr.. Walker.
\ correspondent writes lis {: The
"Grcclcy tide" seems at IL low ebb in
this growing. wide-awake village. Sis
10y y Co., have IL single "Rcpuhlican
Greeley" hat which. a> book publishers
say. for First Introduction" they offer
ut cost but, among the 100 Railroad
boys of the place, they are as yet unable
to find Il customer. And will venture
Il hat that the first straight Republican
cannot he found in town who supports
the old man of Chappaqua. They evi-
IDENTITY don't like his bed-f fellows"
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Corner Stone.
The corner stone of the I'miverSalst
Church will he laid next Saturday after
noon at ; o'clock. with the usual cere-
monies. The public are invited
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NOTICE.!
Having been appointed Register i'll Bankruptcy
to ill the vacancy "cca-iurd hv the decrease OF the
late John T. Sartlt | hereby give notice that all the
business which not fully disguised of 10y him
has been 10y order of the District Court transferred
Ia my charge: and that will attend I" such bust
ness at my office III Newport i'll said district
the 10Th day of August y. ID. Ia! al ten u'cl"ck
\. NJ. JOHN l.. EpW \ ribs.
Register III Bankruptcy.
Newport. August 3 l-7.. = -
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To Be Sold !!
NOTICE!

The GRESHAM PLACE. on Main Street a d--irub
location fol business purposes. Inquire ot
2--:W y. L. BOWMA
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Lunenburg

business to james G.. BoWkcr on Aug.
LIST. French goes to Lewiston Me-. The
Frcnch'S have done business for several
years in this town as \. W. French. y.
w French y Co.. French Brothers and
G.. +. French. J. G.. Bowkrr will con-
tinuc the mercantile business in the
French store.
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Conn. & Pass. Rivers Rail
Road Company Notice.

The Stockholders i'll the Connecticut and Pas
-umpSc Rivers Rail Road Company arr hereby
nntifird t" meet al the M-mphremasog House i'll
New port. Vt. on "Wednesday. the 4th d;iy ui sep
temh-r al two ucluck L. H.. for the puII,os.
ut clrcting a Beard of Directors. and transact
any other business that may properly before
the meeting.
by order of the Directors
elijah CLEN ELAND. secretary.
Coventry. August l. le12. 30
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ing the coming fair success. From its
location, the people of this county stand
the best opportunity T." compete tor
premiums. and we hope they will i'm
prove it.
The Directors of the Fair are very
liberal with the lady exhibitors and if
Floral Hall does not contain IA better
display of the useful and beautiful than
ever before. the managers of the Fair
can not he held accountable