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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18
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Barnum, democrat,
Republican majority,

Republlcan majority, 1870
Thus we find the vote reported, show
ing that the republican majority i'll Con-
necticut is a large average compared
with the last dozen years. We admit
the democratic state ticket is elected,
but upon the question of the location of
the Capitol rather than in reference ex-
cluSivcly to politics. SO it was with
the Legislature, though the republicans
have IL majority of one in the Senate.
and the democrats dozen OF more i'll
the House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

1T II uI VERMONT CALI, .".
- In rrrhrt, Court. held at the A.
-. i"'u-hu'N. "a iGv 10th day OF Az
~i5., !,ant.ll 4imiui>, r.,t"r upur
I1NI,uc, 'liN.u. .J,r "l I. .i.hr
district. deceased hesitate. makes .. ..
sad ,rr'.I i.r iic,iI>, {. ~.G ti, Nh.
c~J.lt, # :; st d,c,i~ rrlur>"uIu-
said real '>j..i, wnuld h, hylrurl.. g..
all interested. in said estate. Tor thu r,....
N,TIin- the S..Ilr int money -...
ais rcpIc>' mis- that thor, are no h,r.- Pc.
residing III thus safe.
Nhr."up"u. II l. ordered 10y sad
application b, referred t. the fH ,.
-. i-,3 ri tho iT"hlt,' once 40 ~H.a
10Y H"rrin. ami 't-r,sIuu thereon .l...
ordered that all persons interested ..
II. 10y publication of uuiiC.. Of this
order thereon three weeks srucc'~~I.'. . .
dni.ian. printed Al ~. .I"nu~hu.y. l.. 3"
OF hrarln-. that they may appear .
place. AMI. # the, See cause ahI,, -.
iy the Court. Attest
Oi-66 ASA /. FEI\t II. JUDI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

y Senator Morrill, drew his back
pay-S4. $40, i6-and sent it to the
Treasurer of Vermont, to be appropria-
ted to the reduction of the state debt.
That chronic grumbler, the Springfield
Republican, finds fault with Mr. Morrill,
for placing the steal where he thought
it would do the most good. 1t is sim
ply this-it comes out of the L. S
treasury and goes into that of Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

e y bill has been introduced into
the Legislature of Illinois. making it an
offence with fine of 5000. for any off
cial of the state, to accept free rail
road pass, and the railroad offering the
same is subject to a like penalty. The
custom of riding upon free passes, by
our Vermont officials. has caused nc
little criticism. Some railroads in the
state have been accused of greasing the
wheels through our Legislature and oul
courts, by the free Use of passes, when.
ever they have had large loads to carry
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

was correct. and their new plan of
expectation. it is clear that they will
succeed. Experience will settle this
/ pOint
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

= 1t is better to Use the axe at the
root of the tree when complete destruc-
ton is the point to be secured. The
Ohio Legislature has made law, pun
ishing with imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary, all persons guilty of blh-
ing any state officer or member of tn"
legislature. Two other things might
we'll come in here as prcliminary-iet
the people keep all bad men ont of Of
flee. but should they happen by acct
dent, to put any into office, and thrE
should accept brides. put the bribcd
and the briber in the penitentiary, and
together in the same cell, so that no
other fellow prisoners should lie cor
ruptcd bV them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

Henry l.. Dodge has been elected
superintendent of schools in darlington
Icy the Board of School Commissioners.
in place of Mr.. Secretary French. The
Free Press says there is no ncpoti>m in
this selection. and that Mr. Dodge i Il
Nermonter Cannot the Free Press
find a Nerm"nter for Secretary of til"
Board of Education? Public opinion.
in Vermont. has an eye in this direc-
ton
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

CoNNECTICUT.-It appears that the
republicans of Connecticut are not even
half beaten. The vote for Congress
men indicates the true political char
acter of the state.
Posting the books gives us about this
result in the Connecticut election.
Vote for the four members of Con-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

THE POPE.-The reports from Rome
represent the Pope as suffering severe
pain. with the prospect of an early dis
solution from rheumatic fever and ulcer
alton upon one of his legs.
The Pope. if he lives to the 18Th of
May. will be II Years of age. He has
been in the papal chair % years, and
longer than any of his l56 predecessors.
The average reign of the Popes has
been only seven Years. The Sacred
College of cardinals elect the Popcs.
and most of them are already in Rome
prepared to fill the vacancy so soon as
one occurs. of the 81 cardinals 81 are
Italians. and hence it is expected the
successor of Plus IN will he an Italian.
The 4rgus rooster is out in full
feather. Growing over the Connecticut
elcction-of democratic Governor.
We scarcely blame the editor for bring
ing out his hest rooster on the occasion.
1t has been kept in the back ground So
long it evidently needed an airing. y
small bantam cock. however. would
have been sufficiently dcmonstrative for
the 1rg"s with the very small cause it
has for iubiation in what its party has
won in Connecticut. Then perhaps the
occasion would not have been so much
Over-dOne.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18
rupted by them.

= The Montpelier ITatchmaH criti-
ciSed the question in the Norwich church
concerning the playing Of blindman'>
buff, 4 writer in the Chronicle, in turn.
criticiSe> the T-dichmon The latter in
reply, suggests to the critic the propri-
ETY. of extending the ten commandments,
10y adding the llth-" Thou shalt not
play hlindman'S buff. nor enter into any
social game. for or Lord hath no pleas
urc IN glad couutenamce and delight
eth not in the joys of men,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18
b \ X G \ | y
6. UNDERWOOD'S
St. Johnsbuy,
IN CHANCERY.

STATE OF VERMONT. I c aledai.a. ..
CALEDoNIA COUNTY. Sott hAr,,.:
\ y. l-.5.
PATRIIK TEARNEY v. PAIE., h
Ell. AIS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

Hawley, republican majority. IL
Starkweather, - - Is
Kellogg,
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State Treasurer's 0Acr
MONTELIEE 4 l..-
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646-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18
STATE OF MAINE

O1FoEp, IS. 49, Board OF County Commissioners,
September Session. la.2. held hy Adjournment,
February 9Th, is.3.
Upon tie foregoing petition. satisfactory Nilcucl
having been received that the petitioners Jre Iu-
spOnsbc, and that inquiry into tue merits VI their
application 10 Gxpedieni,
Il 10 Ordered, That tbs County Commandments
meet At the Hotel OF John &. Merrill, IN Ando'cr
on In, sdsy the 10th day Of Juue next az ten O'Clock
4. NJ, aud thence proceed 10 YicS the route men
toned IN said petition Immediately after which view
a hearing of the parties aud witnesses will be bad
At some convenient place In the vicinity, aud such
other measures taken Ia the pTemiscs ~ The Cons
missioGcrs shal judge proper. And It = further
ordered that notice Of the time place 1ni purioss
OF the C0mmlssioners' meeting aforesaid be- gwen
Ill persons and corporations Interested. b. chus
ing an atcsted copy Of said petition aud vi this or
der thereon TO be served upon the CLERK OF the town
Of Grafton and alec 10 be posted up In three public
places In said town, and Published three weeks
successfully in the oxford Democrat, printed at
Paris Ia said County OF oxford, and also six weeks
.uccessiyely In the hcnuebec Journal, 4 newspaper
printed At Augusta. IN the County Of kennebec,
81 the printers TO the state, the last Of said
publications aud each Of the other notices, TO bs
made, served and posted. at least thirty days bs.
fore said time of meeting % the end that all per
soas aud corporations may then and there appear,
and shcw cause any they have, why the prayer OF
said petitioners should not be granted.
Affect: JAMES > WRIGHT, Clerk.
4 true copy OF aid Petition aud order Of Cour!
thereon.
Attest JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

Did you ever know good man or
pure woman utterly ruined by outside at
tacks upon their reputation? | never
did. The abuse OF good man is conf
monty the head wind that fans the fires Of
his own furnace and gives him the great
er Roadway. No true man was ever put
down and kept down while he was true
10 conscience and to God. When charac-
ter is destroyed. it is never murder; it is
suicide.-CHyler.
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MANHOOD:

How LOST, How RESTORED !
just published. 70 now edition OF IA.
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Mental and Physical lgcaploity, Imrcjimcnts %
Marriage. ETC.; also, tpS~JMGTION, EUILFFsT, q
ms. Induced by ,ct-indulgence or sexual cAttav-
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ng-Pricc in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrate. from thirty years success
iul practccthat the alarming conse lcures OF self
abusc may he rad .cally cured without the danger
ous use oi Internal medicine or Tho application ot
the knife; pontin. ont modc ot curs 80 once
simple certain and e. ctual, hy means OF which.
every sufferer, DO matter what his condition may
be-, may cure himself cheaply. privately and rddi.
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Gs-This lecture should he n TIC hauds of every
youth and every man u the land.
~cnt under seal, ga plain Cu'eiopc. CO. any adj
dress on receipt OF sN cents, or postage stamps,
by addressing the publishers
Also DIR. CCLYERW Marriage Guide
price - cents.
Address tho Publishers,
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o-Jilgld G60l8 1851 III =
naN{Ia9YA
M1Mlg S.lHn1YN

NEGLTINE - made exclusively from the Julcc-
Of carefully selected barks, roots and herbs,
aud 50 strongly concentrated that 10 VIII ecCtuHly
eradicate from the system every faint OF Scroru.
la, scrofuIous iIumor, Tumors, Cancer,
Generous Iiumor, ETysipeias. salt
Rheum, syph iIitic Diseases 'ankcr'
Fniutness nt the stomach, and ali diseases
that arise from impure blood. sciatica Iniam.
mntory and Chronic Rheumatism, Neural
gia. Gout and Spinal Complaints, can oulJ
be ,iIcctually cured through tic blood.
For Ulcers and ErupsiVc diseases ot the
skin, Pustules, Pimpies, Biotches, Boils,
letter, ScnIdhcRd and HiugNorm, Wee
TINE has never failed 90 effect u permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Com.
plants, Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leu.
CO -rhua, arising from internal liberation, and
ut,t ,e diseases aud General Die biIity, ' EGE-
TINE .rt- directly upon the causes OF these com
plant, :, inygorltcs and strengthens the whole
,y-tcm. act upon thc tccrCt!yc organs, aiiIy- in-
nimmaiion. cuc- liberation and regulates tho
bowels.
FOR Catarrh, Dyspepsia, URbitunl Cos
tIVenes.. Pulpitation OF tho Heart. Head.
ache. Piles, Nervousness and General proc
tration 81 tAc Nervous system, no medicine Ia,
ever cis GA such perfect -ati-iaciou as the EbE-
TINE. u purilc- the blood, clcan-cs all Of the
organs, aud possesses q controlling power over
thc Nervous system.
The remarkable cure Effected by NEGEIlNH
have induced many physician and oputhCcarcs
whom We know o. prescribe and use 10 loo their
own families.
IN fact VEGETINE Is the best remedy set die.
covered for thr above i-rasCs, and i- tae OIy Ir-
liable BLOOD III itIFIER yet placed before
PfcrarrI by II. II. STEVENS. Boston, Ma.
Price SI25' Soldty all Druggists
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Speak kindly in the morning; it
lightens the cares of the day, and makes
The household and all its affairs move
along smoothly. Speak kindly at night /;
for it may be that before dawn. some low
ed one may finish his or her space OF lite
Tor this world, and it will be too late to
ask forgiveness.
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err in another place, advertisement Of Iowa
AtE and Nebraska Lands.

10 he Honorable County Conlmissioners tor Hs
County az OXFORD
rlNTIE undersigned, citizens Of town Of Up.sn
4 aud vicinity, would respectfully represent that
the County road between Upton ard AndOycr BE-
hilly and cireuitou-, aud that q better way may b.
found by cOmmCncin. at or near James Browns,
in Grafton, thcEcc easterly through 'Dunn's
Notch" 20 called, in AndOyer North surplus, 70
the County road as now Travelled near Richard J..
MortUu's, thence near the said rOIdihToug
the West surplus 20 the AndOver town line; Ne
therefore pray your Hcnsrs 10 view said routes
and make such alterations, locations and di-coJ-
tiuuanres ~ the public good NAV require.
CHARLES ABBOTT and % other.
Tpiun, October I, ls7a.
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THE FACTS about this Grant are-Low Prices
Long Credi,, and . Ilebyte to settlers Of nearly
oneiourth; Rich Soil, AMI Splendid Climatic
short amd mild Winter. early planting and no
wintering of Stock plenty Of Rainfall, and just at
the right season; Coal, Stone and Brick on the
line; Cheap Rates ON Lumber, Coal, &c; no lands
owned by Spectators; Homestead and Pre'emp-
tions now abundant a Grst-class Railroad on the
line of a great Through Route; Products will pay
for Land and Improvements.
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HEART . eE

/, sccomins yer, common In every community and
the 80 ldcn deaths r-,uting warn us to seek some
relief The di.ca.u assumes many dilccnt forms
among which are, Pa itafi0n, Enlargement ,Spasa's
Ossitca!o" o. Hol. ..iatioa Of The Hart EAei''
aaaiis1g General Dcbih:g, Water about ne Hsayj,
Stating Of The Spirits, Pain, IN me Sidr or chcsi
Dis-iRes.. sluggish Circulation Of he Eiooi and
Nom,a,lry SfoPgagc ef The teton OF hr Heart
These form. of Heart Disease have bean % cl
by DIR. Graves Heart Regulator, sn @ Vc 10
not hesitate % LAY 10 viii cWc them a-.iI Any
form ct Heart Disease wi.i readily ica lo iiu.e,
and We have yet 90 learn cd ANY case where The
Heart Regulator has been taken property ANA the
party not received marked bcncul.
Our agent, on application, viii fsrni-h you with
our circular. giving fll description or the disease,
aud alec 4 number of &c .monials IF cures; and
If you would Ike further proof from the parties,
who have given the testimonials. write them, aud
zee what they say.
We have sold thousands 90 hottie. " the Heart
Regulator and the demand s stu increasing. We
are confident arv doing the public hcnch,, and
not trying 10 impose on them aWnrthlcS- imitation.
The price OF the Heari Regulator 10 ONB DOL
LAR per Bottle, and can Ice obtained Of our Agent,
A. VI. HAMMOND, Druggist Paris, W..
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RE WAR -.

Fer any case OF Blind, Bleed
ing, Itching or liberated Piles
that DEBING's PILE REMEDY
repaired expressly for the cure
z else. Sold by all Druggists
rice sl.OO.
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81 tht hrl-.u-ei Sash Lock anI support 70
EASTEs YOUR WIHD0WSI

durable V"rs easily applied, 'hollH sash at any
place de r.d and a self fastener when the sash is
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copper hrouLcd locks sent To any address in the
L. 5. postpaid. on receipt OF % cts. Liberal in
ducemeHt- 10 the trade. Agents wanted Address
REISINGER >A,ILOCk CO., No. as Market st.;
Harrisburg, Pa.
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HORRIBLE.

] suffered With Catarrh thirty years, AMI was cured
by supple remedy. VIII senl receipt, postage
free, to all afflicted. Rev. I. J. MEAD, Draw liG,
Syracuse, New l0rk.
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WORKING CLASS " n. OK ! EnnaEE

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package of goods sent free by mail. Address with
six cent return II imp, NJ. YOUNG \ Co, No. IL
CORTLAND ST, New York.
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OF Tn con per dayl Agents wantNli Al
% U y SUcllsscs of working people, OF eth
Il sex, yonus o. old make moro money ~ work for
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NOTICE.

ENLBRIDGE FOBES, Of Paris, retires from our
IL firm, and his interest and responsibility
from this date. GEO. b. CROCKETT q CO,
Manufacturers OF Sleds, etc.
Paris, Feb. -, 1873.
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Travellers ms. Comply.
STATEMENT. JANUARY l, 1873.

A-sgTs.
Real Eslsts owned Sy the Company. sS5OJO ~
Cash IN Bank and hands Of .ent., 2s577O -
Loans on Frat Mortgages, Real Estate, lH,7G -
Deferred Premiums (beiDg balance VI
Semi Annual aud Quarterly Premiutnsl 81 ga al
Accrued Interest mot due 100 u
Taxes on stock owned by nou-residents, ~ 81
United States Government Bonds, 81 80 ~
state aud Municipal BOuds, 1850 oo
Railroad stocks aud Bonds. liS % ~
Rank stock S3l, I'D OBJ
Railway Passengers Assurance Couipa
ny's stock ~ 30 ~
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BEST THING IN THE WEST,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R.
ELN VA ED Gs-5 a.
THREE MILLION ACRES
Situated IN and near tic ArkanSaS pdiiey
Finest portion Of Kansas
AFREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.

Eleven Years Credit. Seven per cent. Interest
22l per cent. reduction 20 settler who improve
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THIS IS NO HUNIBUG.

BY sending > cts, with age, height Tor of eyes
and hlr, YOU viii receive a correct giture OF your
future husband wife, with nam and datc Of
marriage ". Fox, Z. o. Drawer p, Fultonvillc
New lOEk
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$1,000

fails 10 cure. IL IS pr
of Piles, and nothing
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The slcighing is excellent, and TO NOR.
W we will look towards our own home
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Iton Ia1f Past q ffirr. PhiluHC In IN La

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-22
Two Interesting Books of Travel and Ad.


Mr.. L. w. Paddock is in our city can
wasting for two of the latest and most in
teresting books of the season. One is "W.
II. Stewards travels around the word" ed
tied and prepared for publication since his
death by his daughter. Senator Seward
was more widely known perhaps than any
modern American statesman. When,
therefore, few years ago, his health gave
way and being advised to seek recreation
and rest iu travel, he started out to make a
tour around the world, wherever he went
as result, opportunities were afforded
him to study the manners, customs and in
situations of the people among whom he
travelled that do not fall to the lot of the
ordinary tourists. The result of
this experience is in the volume
before us. 1t is fully illustrat
ed and the letter press is most ex-
cellent. 1t could not be otherwise, conf
ing, as it does, from the enterprising house
of D. Appleton Co. The book can not fail
to be of great interest to every reading
$40 90, according to binding.
The other is Explorations in Africa"
by DIR. David Livingston and others.
Since the daring Stanley shamed the Brit
ish lion by his perilous but successful
search after DR.. Livingston, every one is
anxious to know something of the country
Livingston has been burying himself in
for so many years, and desires to have a
correct account of the Stanley expedition.
All this and more can be found in this
book. 1t gives an account of the previous
expeditions of Livingston and others and
full account of the Herald enterprise,
together with description of the country
and its inhabitants, their peculiar manners,
customs, &c.
1t contains APO pages and has over forty
elegant illustrations, some of them full
pages, and is sold at the low price of $3.50
in cloth. Library style $500. Mr. Pad
dock will present these books to our citi-
zens in person, when they will have an
opportunity to examine their merits for
themselves.