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A GOOD COOK wASTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY:
~ that IL willing ~ assist with the washing and
ironing Call Ibis day al G West 5t st. basc mt ,oor.
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4 COOK. WHO THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS UER
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A NGELLS TURKISH BATHS LEXINGTON Az
N corner 25tf r.. want educated, healthy intelh
gent industrious American also
ea-s Protestant snndress wages liberal references
aured,
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HousEwORK IN A SMALL
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N EDUCATED, ENERGETIC LADy-SALERY 81
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A GOOD CHANCE.--A GOOD MILIINEI WANTIA
~ 10 a short distance in the country; employment
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A COMPETENT INFANTS NURSE CAN SECURE 4
"a pleasant situation BY applyma betwocn the hourso
and II this morning, at ~ William door led
up stairs None but thoroughly competent persons wit
good references. need apply.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

SIAMUEL n SILvERS ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT. ESSEN DISTRICT s..
In Probate Court held at Guildhal in and for SAID
district on the 2lst day of June. \ ID. 1877.
Gratis i. Spencer, administrator on tne estate Oh
Samuel y. Silver. late of Bionmfed IN siln
district deceased, makes application 70 siid our,
deceased for the purpose of paying the debts ana
charges of administration.
Whrrcupon, it is ordered by said Court that s;i
application under consideration ana Dt near"
on the 18th day of July \. ID. ls12 at the PROBATE
Office in said Guildhall and it is further ordered
that all persons Interested be notified hereof by
thereon three weeks succrssvely i'll the Calednnlan
printed at st ohnsbury, before said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear mt said tim.
and place and if they see cause object thereto.
WIN. Ii. ii ARTSHORN. Judge OF Probate.
\ true copy of record Attest
22-24 WM. II. HARTSlIORN, Judge of Probate.
DENJAMIN BICKFORDS ESTATE.
ID STATE or VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office il
ST. bloomsbury. i'll said district, on the sth day o
july, \. ID. 1s72.
Henry Walker administrator of the estate o
BENJAMIN BickfOrd. late of Peacham, i'll said dis
trict deceased, presents his administration ac
count for examination and allowance, and make,
application for Il decree of distribution and paTti
tion of he estate uf said deceased.
Whcrrupon il is ordered 10y said court, that sai'
account and said application he referred Ia a s'-~
sion said be held at the prOat" office II
said ST. .Johnsbury on the LIST day of August \ ID
i-12 for hearing and decision thereon And II l.
further ordered that notice bc given To all person.
Interested by publication of the same three week
-ucctsSiVtlN i'll the Calt1Oniin Il newspaper pun
lished at ST. Johnsbury previous t" said time ap
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at sai'
time and place, and show cause. if any they may
have. why said account should not he allowed
and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest
ASA l.. FRENC H. Judge OF Probate.
true copy of record-Attesf.
242G ASA l.. FRENt Ii. Judge I'll Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
A Ride on a Locomotive.

"Cnuld We ride with the driver
" on wont find it so pleasant as You
imagine. hut You can try it.. The con
dact"I signals. the engineer %la>p~ one
at the my SteliouS levers. which puts
him cn r0ppOt with the modern hche-
moth and the docilc monster whSkN rs
II rcI"irin" in the llghtne>> "i the pray
d;IN train behind him. " ON spec"
increases we become painfully a"ai"
that We. aIt not ON springs. lie easy
uiu4 of the c,lI does not pertain I" Inc
lncrmuI>t. which Jumps to ITS work
with Il rioting. tiumplimg. trip hammer
energy that di>dlinS the thought of ease
and ~nttmr~~. cannot keep ON feet.
and i'm" ii hard to keep the high and
narrow slippery seat, with nOthim" /"
hold ON. The speed seems terrific. The
country no longer glidcs away from rs
with i drifting motion ii PUSHES on ~
like - thundcrholt. The trees and
i,uu~,-> have Il Whirling motion. fierce,
tdmultuOu>. maddcmin@. rs though! hnrl
cd tow ard Il vortex from which we are
ln"m,utmill escaping. We shrink ~
the track cuts under us ami huge rocks
ht the WAY side seem living Al us. Ahead
j. 4 curve. What j. hclond it We
watch the. disclosing line with peculiar
fascination. Ton terrible possibilities ar
tltl. Just ont of sight. Gradually ON
~rn>c~ become used to the new cNpcrl-
..uct. aud We are willing To- tnIc@o ON
u~,ie~s Vigilance. Dn the right the
lllcr flows like Il river IN Vision
uui~,lo~S. SW lit. and strangely calm. CA
the left the hills waltz and reel. hearing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
The Railroad Hog

II ms seat i taken. >ir." M r,l>"u~
wh" have Travelled Io amy considerable
extent are familiar with this tormulI.
It tells the story of the idilrnad hn@
the small-sOuled. mean, selfish hrurr.
VIII" pays grudgimylN for one seat and
strains his small vii to h"ld Two. This
particular hog wore a pluy hat. shiny
with the genuine Boston gl">~. an rli.
alucllcd ,hnt and closely cropped non
gray htard. ku"N his kind. lie :
an tmInrutll Respectable hc.,~, Wh" III
WAYS pays his debts promptly. takes
an interest ia SUNDAY >rhu"l> admins
uatcS his deceased hrnthcr's childIrn
out of THEN parIim"nl. j. the president
of JOINT stock companies and hl~ hiu-
graphical eul"gi"> Published III the
newspapers Nhrm he finally kicks the
bucket. knew the hog He'd w hen he
said This seat Is taken. >ir hli |
found one THAT was not taken. sin"
and watched him to sec how MANY times
he would reproduce, the falS,hn"d. The
coach was rather full. and. would son
believe il. that miserable hog told ~i\-
teen separate and distinct lies ia order
To gIatitN his mean ~cltiShnCSS. Enough
To sink Il healthier soul to- prr,lItiou.
li. varied the tormula one tiiu,. i, WIS
4 wave of the hand and Il look tu The
rear of the ear to Indicate that the
holder of the seat had gone inl 4 drink
of water and would he back ~onu Au-
other time. Ia the inquiry of mild
hammered and tImid quc>tioncI. ne
replied 10y Il StOlid stare. and tn,n.
spreading himself Il little wider. he
resumed the Pciu>aI of his new >paprr.
| WAS tempted /" crawl up behind him
and hiss into his ear. " uI'rc an awful
liar" But had my revenge. \ big.
red faced. two hundred poundcI. ia Il
dlrtN linen coat. came ~ 1T a WAY sta
ton. lie was SWealN To Il fearful
degree. His feet -mtlt like Nlrriauatr
of ammonia. and rotten fish. and his
breath WAS hot. sinking >rncco. based
on bad hlSkeN and onions This fiery
ana fragrant h'hrm"th preferred Il"
settle himself III the seat that MIS- taken.
This IL. began the hu.. .'Wcn. |
guess I'll take it till the other fellow
comes" returned the sweet >urlliru.
heavy weight. and down he plupr,l
partially crushing the hog in his descent.
The latter trowmed and began to hlu~
ter. but the red faced Iulliln soon took
that out of him with threat Ia swallow
him whole to chaw him up and spit
him ont t" pitch him ont of the win
d"w-to 90 through him like a dose of
salts, and t" make >ariuuS other di>p"-
sitiomA of him in c.i>c he didn't SIMMER
down. Our poIcinc friend Slmuclrd.
and then the barbarian grew good
hnmored. He told funny anecdotes.
and poked the hog in the ribs. He
wanted To know where he came from
and whele he was going. He spdt
quarts of tobacco juice ACROSS hlm ont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
! AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF patents

For InpentiOIls, Trade Marks. Designx
No 76 State Street opposite Kilby Street E,,-r,,
Mass.
After an extensive practice of upwards Of thlr-.
years continues to secure patents III the u,l,,i
States also in Great Britain. France and other t,
eign countries. Caveats specifications. bonds -
ignments, and all papers or drawings Tor par,fr-
executed on ihera terms, and with despatch T..
searches made into American foreign work. T..
determine the validity utility OF patents or If,
ventOns-and legal or other advice rendered d, A..
matters touching the same, Copies of the claim. a.
any patent furnished by RENTING 81 ASS,
ments recorded at Washington.
TESTING SIALs.
II regard Mr. Eddy of the most -urr,--, ..
and capable practitioners with whom | hav. L,i
official intercourse. CHAS MASON
Commissioner OF Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventor, II i,
they cannot employ person more competent .tr,t
Trustworthy aud more capable of putting D., .,
applicationS in Il form to secure for them an Ell Is
and favorable consideration at the patent utilr,.
EDMUND BURKE Late Commissioner OF f.,
tents
MIR K. II. Eddy has made for me l3 apphraiu.r..
on all but one ot which patents have been granted
and that is now pending. Such unmi~1HL rabbi
proof of great talent and ability on his part ,i.
me to recommend all inventors to apply tu ham p.
procure their patents a. they may hr al lt.
III" the most faithful attention bestowed Thee,
cases. and al very reasonable charges
Boston Jan. |. l-72.-ly. JOHN lAGGAEI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
symptoms OF Liver Complaint and some al
the Disrns,,s Prndnced by Ii


\ ~all"w or yellow color of skin. or yellowi-h
brown spots on face and other parts of body: duh
ness and drew ~inrs with frequent headache, dizzi-
hess bitter or bad TASTE in mouth dryness of throat
and internal heat palpltatiun. i'll many cases a dry
teasing cough with sore throat unsteady APPETITE
raising al food, and ch"akin. sensation in throat.
distress h"aN mess ar hluard "r full feeling about
stomach and sides. pain IN sides back or breast and
about shoulders collie pain and ,nreness through
bowels. with heat constipation, alternating with
frequent attacks of diarIhoca piles hatul.nc.
NERVOUSNESS GOODNESS Of rNtIrmitic- rush uf hlnnd
t" head with symptoms of ap"plcxy. numbn-ss of
limbs especially at ni-ht cold chils alternating
with hot flashes kidney and urinary difficulties f..
male weakness and irregularities with dulne-s
low spirits uns"ciability and gloomy turehodings
Ouls a few 81 the above symptoms are likely to be
present in any ease AT one time. All who DT.
Iirrcr- Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Com
plant and IL complications are loud III its praise.
sold by all druggists everywhere 6Ol
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
ST. Suhnsbmn Calrdonian.
st. ,yohn.burx, Vt, Friday. july ~. 1872.
Names of the States.

Ouecu Henrietta of England, Nh". II
has been said, owned that prov iu'"'
This is the commonly received "P''i'"".
Near HouDShirc Named hN John
Mason in 1893 tvh" with anvthtl Oh
tanned the grant from the cr"Nnl, from
HannuShirr county III England. | II"
tnrm,r name of the domain Wa Lace"
ma.
I,ymont From the French '",d
,,o,,t ar green mountain. indicative of
The mountainous nature "t ia" state.
he name Wa> first officially recognized
january IL, ~.
Massachusetts Indian name. signify
ING THE roum,r, about the hiil>.
ELo,ic ISiand Ibis name Wa~ adopt
ed in 10 l. from the Island of Eh"dt~.
in the Mediterranean. hccau>,. 81 IL
f,ncird resemblance of that l-laud.
Connectcm This j. the English 81
typography of the Indian W"ld Of tlH""
rL-ra cat. which signifies the I"h@
riNtI.
Ncr York. Named 10y the pui,' "t
York. under color of the tllIr 2I''" "N
the English crown. III I"''+.
Near .J,ysrg uc:llcd IN honor al IN
t,eu,y,. t'trtrItl. Ia" Mas Govern" al
th, island of JERSEY. IN tn" British
Channel
pruu<gicona From William Penn.
the founder of the new colony. mean.
iuy "Ptln'~ Woods.
D,iurair In honor of Thomas West.
Lord Della " are. " no Visited the bay
and died there III lGlU.
.uaryIand After Henrietta MH1l1-
Queen of Charles Fn>t. of England.
Hal Il I 4 Il
Elizabeth. the ~ irgin Queen. III Nh">'
reign Sir Walter Raleigh mad" the
tilst attempt to COLOMBO that region.
North and South Carolina WEI" "II%
inall\ in one tract. called Carolina I'll
ten Charles Ninth of Franc" IN i'"l,
Subsequently III lGt'J. the name Wis At
tered to Carolina.
Georqia :" callrd in honor "t Gc"I@"
Second. of England. via" established Il
colony in that region IN lI:f2.
FIoridd Ponce de Leon. VIII" dis
covered this portion "t North America
III 1919. named it Florida in c"mm"m"-
ration of the day he landed there,
which was the Pd>g"u~ de Fi",c> "t the
SpaniardS. or Feast OF Flowers. 9th
trwis, known .,> Easter Sunday.
alabama Formerly aportion of MI
.i~>ippi Territory. admitted lat" TIA"
Union as Il state in I-i9. he nlmr Is
of Indian origin. ~Iguitl IN" "h"ir ~"
rest
Mississippi Formerly Pmtl"n "i
the prov incc of Louisiana. :" seemed
III I-OU from the great river "n the
western line. The name is of Indian
origin. meaning lion" river.
L0uiSianu From Louis Fourteenth
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
NATURES REMEDY.
v &c ETIN e .
TIE GREAI RLOOD PIEILILE

NEGEllNE is made, exclusively from th,. Iuur-
OF carefully selected barkS roots and htrt, and
strongly concentrated that il will ,irtuaiy 81 90
cat" from the ~ stem every faint I'll ScrorLJ >rr
t0HS H1mOr TUm0rS, cancer. CdHcr,uuN Nar..
ErUs,petdS, Salt RhsuLu. Suphittic Disease, CGu...
fuuitnfN" at The stomach, and all diseases that
from impure blood Scidticd IiRumuGf.,u ..l'i
Chr"ntc heUmdtSm. NsuraLnG GoUf and >ri.I
t""ptd'LtS. can only be etrctuallN cured ihi"U-A
the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptire diseases OF the Il
PuStuleS. Pimpies Botci,es BoLS T.tt,r >'d'th. %
and RingTOrm. NEGETlNE has u,.yrl failed 'v
effect a permanent cure.
For Pains IN the Back kidney Couy iIih', pr!
81 Female Weakness. Leucorrhpd. arising tl"m.
internal liberation and uterine diseases ami G.a..
al Debility. NEGETlNE acts directly upon t.r
CAUSES Of these complaints. 1t nvlgnraic~ AAd
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the ~r'i'
tive organs. allays inflammation cures ul,,lA.l'h
and regulates the bowels
For Cdtdrrh DyspepSid. HdbitUdl Cn,tr'n'''
Pdtp'tdtIon " the Heart Hedddchs. Htic, N'rr.'
ness and General prustration OF the Nerro"' >s'''
no medicine has ever given such perfect ~ltl>''."
as the EGETlNE. 1t puritics the blood clears
all of the organs and pnsscss.s controlling "'"''
over the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected 10y Ell 1Ni
nave induced many physicians and ai"lir'ti' =
whom We know Ia prescribe and Isr II IN tlr.i '".
families.
In fact. VEGETINE is the best remedy N'i d.
covered for the above Diseases and Is TN "I''
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER Vet placed bri"r" ILL
public
Prepared by H. X. STEVENS Boston, Mas
Price s1.25. Sold by all Druggists. lOl""" H."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

GRANTS NEPorI>M. The Ogdtn>-
burg .j""rn"i, an administration paper.
fully and frankly acknowledges the
charges brought against Grant of "mc-
P"tl>lm. putting ii a. follows: lit is Il
wa, he had before he was called to
"ccupl the White II"uS,.. He com
mrnccd At Font Dontl>on. which he
gave t" his Aunt Columbia: he gave
ck~huIg to his ncic samuel for Il
hilli'iaN present: Mission Ridge Il"
ms Cousin Yankee Doodle. and Ap-
pnt"mIHN I" Bi"ther Jonathan. In or
drI I" l"lpctuate this ncpOti>m. he had
I" turn out Buckner. Pemhertom.
Beaurrgad. Bragg and Bob Lee. They
all consider II an outrage, but it made
II" difference with Grant. tor he did
not stop aS long a. there was anything
10 take
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

ofthe window. scattering his shirt front.
between his boots. and all around. lie
offered him Il "chaw" every time he
took ont his plug of navy. The hog
perspired freely. and shivered with dis
pu,t' FINALLY he clawlcd out and stood
az for forty mile. until another seat
WAS \uC;ttt-d
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
The Stallion, George Rogers.

VIII stand for the season of le72 at H. NJ Wicock y
Stable, at the Trotting Course in St Johnsbury
George Rogers has Just been brought by Jerry
Hambietonian, and the dam, Messenger mare
from Bath, in the State of Maine. He Is 6 wears
OLD; nice chestnut color, weighs about 900 lbs
and can step fast for a young horse Terms as to
warrant and $40 for the season
y PAT MEG UYER. Agent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

ADV EErI-I>" SWI\pLE~. The New
port EI2Dc>S SAYS: This paper and
others through the stale. have had an
crtiN'mcur for four weeks of Il hand
>,WIn@ machine for S:.!!.1U. and warrant
ed to keep in order for three wears. etc.
\ citizen of this place sent fnI one.
" hich proved to Ice nothing but Il com
mon eh"c-maker'S sewing anvil. worth
about five cents, 50 the thing proved to
hC Il perfect >Windle. We refer to the
matter 81 that others may not he caught
We HAY" occasion quite often to reject
ddNrrtI>cmrit> sent us. bat With all uuI
Vigilance. the objectionable will Somr-
times creep in. There is nothing ON
the face of tins to show but " hat il i
all right, though tia" price looks small
fui Il machine to last three Years even.
" t received II from one of our most
reliable advertising" tlrurN. and with
them supposed it to hc al right We
only wish the punishment due to such
an ummitigatcd scuundr,l could bc
mctcd out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
Tom Hughes on Horse Racing.

In his speech against the adjourn
mrmt 81 the ll"u~c of Commons for
Derby dal Tom llHghc> thuS express
eel his NicN~ un the subject OF horse
racing and it, Accomplishments III Eng
land: am told that the British turf
has very mach improved the breed OF
horses. There are. | believe. great
doubts ON that subject. hirt many au-
thoIitles SAY thai this is by no means
the c.iSc. Without going into that
question. H. to W hich am not an au-
1h"ritN. | do know what the turf has
done ful the British nation. The Brit
i>h !urt has given to the British nation
a y stem "t gambling the most cor
Iuptlng and the most in~IdIOuS. and
therefore the most mi>chicNuttS and
ahoniinahle which has ever cursed ANY
country. " ithin my own personal eN-
pelieucc III my profession. which deals
with subjects of this kind. have known
OF Instances. not hN tens. but hundreds.
Ia wi ich this ~ stem has been the al
oulut,. ram ui Young men. In the caSe
ct settlements under which am trust
90. | have raised go. 900 for Youngsters
" l." have lost # III gambling on the
tuit. aud that sum has gone INTO the
packets al some OF the greatest raS,'al>
Hh" remain mhung in this country
hrrrinre SAY that the great festival
of the English turf j. not a proper one
to ht. recognized 10y this House III the
manner now pr"p">cd. | am Just ~
much in favor Of sports ~ any man ia
thr~ House. and suppose know ~
much about tn, ia .,> any man. II we
are to recognize any one sport tor spec
llI diStinctinn Il" not let rs recognize
the uu, " hich has done thr most harm.
but some manly sport which has done
.ud l. doing ~otuc GOOD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

The subscriber has bought the Prescott Stable
IN rear OF the st. bloomsbury House. which has
been newly fitted up and a good assortment of new
Horses, Harnesses and Carriages of all kinds from
a Saddle To a Six Horse Coach. Horses bong Int and
sold. Harnesses, Carriages Express Wagons and
Cart Horses for sale. second handed and new and
leaning or iobbng done at any time at reasonable,
prices. JERRY DREW
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

Extracts Of Roots and Herbs hirh almost cac,ddly
Cures the JoLo~ing CompLtints
Dyspepsia Heart Burn Liver Complaint and
Loss of appetite cured by taking Il few bottles
I.asstudr. Low Spirits and sinking SENSATION
cured al once
Erupti"n-. Pimpl-s Botches and all impurities
of the blood bursting through the skin other
cured readily 10y following the directions un the
bottle.
kidney Bladder and Urinary Derangrmrnt inva
riablN cured. bottle viii convince the most
skrptich
Worms expelled from the system without the
Nalrnt disease will marked change for the
better i'll their condition after taking one bottle
Worm difficulties are more prevalent than is genel
ally supposed in the young and they will find the
Quaker BlttCrS Il sure remedy.
Nervous difficulties Neuralgia &c. speedily
relieved.
tl"ns removed OF greatly relieved by tins invalua
bile medicine.
Bronchitis Catarrh Commissions and Mysteries
cured or much relieved.
Difficult breathing. Pain in the Lungs Side and
Chest almost invariably cured by taking a few but
Ties OF the Quaker Filters.
All difficult female deran. gemrnts. almost invar
ably caused 10y violation of the organic laws) :,
prevalent Ia the American Ladies'. Weld readily t.
this Invaluable medicine-the Quaker Bitters.
All impurities of the Blood and diseases incident
Ia the same. always cured by the Quaker Bitters il
taken according Ia directions
The Aged find in the Quaker Bitters just the
article they stand in need of i'll their declining
Years.
1t quckens the blood and cheers the mind and
paves the passage down the plane inclined.
:s-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
cine.
DIR. ii. 5. FLINT, n CO.. Proprietors
PROVIDENCE. X. |.
Sold at wholesale by HENRY & CO. Burlington
at retail by :. RANDALL & son. St Johnsbnry
1913