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ON school laws aIc in a sadly confused
condition. li"~'' laws were revised
and consolidated some Nr:I~ ago. hut
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10. taken from. aud altered AMI amcnd-
"d them Hhtll they have gown rhl"nIr.
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Manufacturer ct the

CELEBRATED Bite MOUNTAIN
GRANITE iD\I NE\I~ TAH.
LETS HEAD STONES Sc. NC.
hl~" import, ami dealer III the world
Renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
~tDTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
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have Polished GTanJI, now ON hand
and will import I" order and sell thu
same tor les than can h, h"u.i.t III
Boston. Discount =" the fri,'" Ov,'
.i'u designs ON hand. Please. ,all AMI
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For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs.

And TAN. use PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lo
non. Ii Is RELIABLE and HARMLESS Sold by
druggists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond street
( view 1O1k. 6l--m
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TELECRAPHY.

necessary part 81 every person education III
tins advanced age l. the art ct IclcgrapInE. Ap-
ply To- the undersigned for Smith : Manual If lei
"graphv. the best work published un this subject
Price. 81 cts Ais" t"! every description ut Iclr
graphic Instruments and battery. Nitro hrumiC
BATTERY 10y El,ctr"patin. l.. q TlLLOISON \
Go. DtN 81. New York
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Mt. MANSFIELD HOTEL
STOWE. VI.
! INST class Hotel with all the modern mJn",r
mrnts. Accommodations for tnO guests
y. +. KELLER. Mana-rr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
NEWPORT VI
W. +. BOW MAN. rlupIi-t"l.
81. JoHN~iSIRN HOUSE
MAIN STREET,. ~. IUHN~BI EY J.
&. l.. GILMORE Proprietor
THE WiLKER HOUSE.
EN~I TEMPLE ~. >NIT iNkt cry.
This h"u~,. l. the ir-,~t and best appointed
Hons. ia t;th lrITItIN and has accommodated
iuI IHETE HrSpETp tNp FIFN -u,-~l~. >ti,rt ,.iT~
and carriages connect with IT,, Whit >ulphU
Baths. Reading r"nm- containing papers from all
points Baths lar. Ir.-rtph \rW- and tI-Hr
stand attached (" the I!"ti~,..
t-lN II. : GREELEY y GO PropIIri"T-.
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Uru advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in th" right medium
brings business.
w ANrEp IMMEDIATELY. -,,ood Pant and
w Vest makers FrIc, paid trr maxim Pants
slco Vests sI.oo Il. / >lA> Merchant Tailor.
Main street st J"hnshury Vt II
w ANTEp-A mi t" do house work ! pei
w maurnt situation aud god Wages gwen t. d"
competent sir! Apply t" this office.
"D IErH AND BAPTISM by Rev E,h
Il ram Chamberlain. .umuings-Fm >alr
by HOWARD \ ROM ELL
ITISuING rA'KLE-.t"I sale at ,.,.
L HOWARD \ ROW Ellis
I'INF WATCHES EETAlEtn ,r:i rated 1t
i HOWAEpN ROW ELLIS
! EwELRY OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED
HOWARD EowELL.S.
" Nj qT isS '''' Mann i' "irrr 'r' @f ''
- N>TUEING.-th the subscriber has d. large
| amount Of rNc'i',nt ra>tgr'G' .mT'ar, '.'>r 81
l"hn-hdr> and in NIrt"rN. and H. viii talk pas
turin At Il reasonable, rate. q {. FORD
East II J"hn>hu'N Aprii u. 10 80
\Y-E>rEKN ,KET>-Tich,r- To all points
w West and South Via all thu inst class routes
Call and 1T lowest rates j., iaS, =, by"
- .Iohn~bury. VI. March > Ia r-u
'I'uNINTG CABBAGE and CNTLIFLuWTE
| PLANTS foI sale hy \ h rRN"IE. Wells
Rive. VI ta72
N-O!i' E->trayrd from The premises ct tn,
y dvl~'-n"d. un ia, morning 81 thu 9Th 81 De.
last brown and white >FANlIi. Dog. three
YEAS ud with 4 small >,,r, TN, II-ht ~.,r. an
~wrIiu- ia" Of Prince. IL VAS sen IN
pas-llrrI-,,. train about ti, iiu, d., -.uI.ar,.d
ANY giving Information oi his " hrr,Ihuut~ ~
. rrtururu- the said dog vil u,. suitably rewarded
/. CL NIk. >hrr''r"'!'. Ma, 10. la. 69.72
4 oO"NErNEE>IIlr MOTTO T,-Thr uu,i, II med
have r1urd a cupartucr~lIp Toy thu. practice
. "i Dentistry ia the Nilia-""i =. !"hu>hurV. and
r,~,.w here, Otlcr at T. ". Warner r"uI.I~ T'ui"u
Eh.rk where shall he, happy /. serve ulII ,si~-
TONERS . satisfactory manner Work reasonable,
ami warranted. >tNlr"f The firm Warner y smith.
L. W. WARMER
J. II. SMITH.
ST I"huNhaIy. Vt. MAY : l-72 awc"w
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

there might nave been some mistake in
the delivery of the kc@. he left re-
maimdcI. and before noon a claimant
appeared. 1t mad been brought la town
for another party. hut by some indircc-
ton found lis Way 10 0nr office door.
The owner ro"k the kcg aud remaining
contents. but hr had To lnok in the
gutter for the balance. lie will find il
property mixed there.
Pleasure Travel
The =. \ q. Railroad. the fist of
June. will cml"l upon arrangements for
/ the special accommodation of pleasure
travellers. II viii hi. such that the
people visiting Lake Mcmphremagog.
the White Mountains. Mount Mansfield
and other localities III this section OF
New England. can do So with facility
and comfort. The nearest station on
10y two miles than the nearest one ON
the Central At Waterbury. The stage
road from the L. \ .. to the Mountain.
= III S''''' ''''i'''''""' al" Ih' scenery
ny ''i' way - ''I''>' aSi''a''''
Seekers of pleasure aud ion delightful
recreation viii lind no place in the
country tl'i'u !" Il irtr over. ANA Il
>njnmm along the line of the t. y O.
road. The rise from ST bloomsbury to
.'''' ''','E'''N over '''" Inc valley "i me
i'''"'"'i'' - gradual. al" ~" SCENERY.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

For the week ending Tuesday, May 10 Ia
MARKET KEEF-A few choice SO M Il 10 -: extra
- NJ first quality - ~ ~ ~ second quail
NY 81 10 a =. 10 third quality - 10 Il III.
STORE tATTLE-WurkIng Oxen and Steers. per
pair 500 SID S2r1 a $40
MILCH Cows AMI tALVE~-S.0 a 500: extra go Il
500. ElrTOW Cows IS so
YEALINDs->iU m Il s2n. wears old sI1 as Is:
three, wears Old 80 Il 81
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMIIo-ln lots. - 90. 60 80,
81 M ~ 90 II ~ per head extra - % u = ~ pei
head nr t.! Il sc per H..
Spring Lambs. - It Sl2
Veal I.rvcS - ~ Il 80 90.
Brighton Hides. 9l Il 9Sc per H.
Country Hides. . Il ~ pei H.
Brighton Ialluw. 81 a I{c per H.
Country Tall"w. y q SIC pen H..
Calf Skins IL n l-c per III
Pets u - . - ~ each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30
The Best Evidenced!

TWL following letter from REV L. : BEST
Pastor NJ. Z. Church Natick. Mass. will he read
with interest by MANY Physicians. Also those suf.
trring from The same disease afflicted the If
the Rev Z. :. Best. y" person doubt this ties
tIm"ny. and there is n" doubt about the curative
N>rcK. Mass. Jan. / I-73
Nil. Il. IL. STEVENS:
bear Sr-W,. have .u"d reason for regarding
N"ur NE''ETiNE Woiiciu" If the greatest rGlUe. We
feel assured that it has been the means of saving
sons life. liz. is now seventeen wears of age
for tine last wears he has suffered from necrosis
"t his l'1. caused by Scrofuluus affection. and was
far reduced that nearly all who saw him though;
his recovery impossible. \ council of able physi.
clans could give us hut the iIintcst hope of his
rr rallying. two of tn" number declaring that he
was hryond the reach of human remedies. that
even amputatnn could not him. as nc had not
vi@"r enough to endure the opel at"n. just then
"" commenced givin" him NEGRTINE. and from
that time Ia the present he has been continuously
improving. He has lately resumed his studies.
thrown away crntch"s and cane. and walks about
cheerful and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from the
opening where his limb lanccd we have the
fullest confidence that iii little time he will he
perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen BOTTLES of VEG
ETlNE. int lately uses bat little he declares
that he is too well to be takin. medicine.
Respectfully yours. +: : BEST.
MRS. J.. e. +. BEST.
The range of disorders which yield to the infiu-
cnce of this medicine. and the number of defined
Diseases which II never fails 10 cure. greater
than any other single medicine has hitherto been
even recommended for. 10y any other than the pro
prrt"rs Of some guack nostTum. These diseases
are Scr"fula and all Eruptvc diseases and Tumurs
rheumatism. tiout. Neuralgia and Spinal com
plants and all lntiamnat"ry symptoms, Ulcers. all
SNPhilitiC diseases Kidney and Bladder Diseases
Dropsy the whole train Of painful disorders which
generally atfct American women and which
carry annually thousands of them to premature
graves dyspepsia. that universal curse of Amer
lean manhood Heartburn. Piles. Constipation.
Nervousness. inability to sleep and impure blood.
This Ii a formidable list of human ailments for
medicine IA al and =
Is not probable that any article before the pub
lie has the power to cure the quarter of them ex-
ccpting the NEGETINE. 1t lays the axe al the root
of the tree of disease by first eliminating every
lmpurlty from the blood. promoting the secreiOns.
opening the pores-the great escape valves of the
notwithstanding the liver To its full and natI-
raj action. cleansing the stomach and strengthen
lng digestion. This much accomplished. the spec
ny and the permanent cure of not only the disease
We have enumerated. but likewise the whole train
Of chronic and constitutional disorders is certain
l" follow. This is precisely what VEGETINE does.
and 1t does IT 50 quickly and easily that il is an
accomplished fact almost before the patient Is
aware Of 1t himself. 69-72
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30
SIGNS
OF every description. also
INTERIOR, PLAIN,
and DECORATIVE
HOUSE PAINTING.
Vermont State Board of Education
N.r,ci0ryS OtFce. BUrlingt"H. May. 1913
THE tNNtAL SESSION OF THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

for Essen county. will he held ia the village al
Guil'lhall. commencing on M"n,iay. June = al :
O'clock. L. NJ and closing on the FRIDAY fnllnwim:
Competent and experienced Instructors and Lee.
tur"rs will he present and assist in cundurtn,. the
exercises.
The day sessions of the Institute will lee dovui
III +" Ia" discussion and presentation "i methods I'll
organizing. classifying. governing and teaching
common schools.
y lecture may he expected each evening.
An examination IF candidates for State trrtiti-
Gates will he held durin. the session of the ln-ti
tutr
Superintendcnts requested I" notify every
teacher i'll their respective towns and 10 urge them
To bc present at every session of the Institute
All friends of education arc invited 10 attend.
tlcrgymcn are respectfully requested 10 give no
tCe Of the Institute from their pulpts.
The inequalities ut the people "f Guildhall are
generously rendered to the members of the lnsti-
\ law, passed in IsG9. gives any teacher the
right TO close school and attend the entire session
of a Teachers Institute. without loss of time.
JOHN. H. FRENCH. Sec'y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30
FOR PIMPLES ON THE

Blackheads and Fleshw"rms use PERRY'S I'm.
proved C"medone and limple Remedy the great
Dermatoogist 40 Bond st, Ny Sold by Drug
glsts everywhere. ii en-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30
Walden

w dIUtII.
The Methodist Society in this town.
have purchased for Il parsonage. the
house lately owned and occupied by
Mr.. OTIS Freeman. Price, 800. The
new minister. Rev. MI. Evans. has taken
p"Ns, ~>iou.
The beautiful SNOW" still clings i'll
patches t" the hills. heating Il slow re-
treat. as if I"ath t" leave the position it
has occupied for neatly six months.
Walden is famous for wuodclIuckS and
winters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

Passump>ic road for Concord, Manches.
ter. Lowell. and Boston. via. the North.
EN- (N. H. K. r., and for Bellows Falls
Kccne, Fitchhurg. Brattlchoro. Spring.
field. and New York. via. Vermont
Central X. K. The mixed train will
leave here ion Hyde Park (MondayS rx-
ccptedI at 9.l5 Il. m. or upon arrival
of Pa>Sumpsic mail train from the north
and arrive at Hyde Park ut l.l5 p. IN.
Returning Saturdays and Mondays ex-
cepted.) leave Hyde Park at 300 p. M.
arriving here N 7.25, in time for eve
ming train south over Passumpsic road
ON Mondays Il stock and butter train
with refrigerator ears tor Boston. will
leave Hyde Park at 3}O il. M. connect
ing with PaSsumpSic stock train for
lower roads.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30
The Lost Found.

Last Saturday morning our devil.
when he opened the office. found five
gallon kc% of whi>kcy at the outer door.
directed Ia Il person ont of town. Hc
IN the line of his duty, clearing up all
nasty things about, took it to the sink
and poured Il portion of the contents
int" ii. hut thinking that. possibly
there might nave been some mistake in
the delivery of the keg. he left Il re-
maIndCr. and before noon Il claimant
appeared. II mad been brought To town
for another party. bui 10y some indircc-
ton found lis way to on office door.
The owner t""h the ,"g and remaining
contents. but he had To lnok in the
gutter for the balance. He will find il
property mixed there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

-Four persons were baptiScd. last
-Ihhath in the river near Mr. Bel
LapP'> The Rev. Nh. Hyatt. of tn.
Free Baptist Church, administered the
ordinance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

verse. and gave some directions in ref
erence to her children She leaves five
the Youngest nine Years old. Mrs.
lilt"m WAS a rarely good Christian
woman, and her sad death is regretted
10y all VIII" knew her. and her family
ANA friends receive their tendcreSt SYM
pathicS. Her remains We're taken home
to Littleton. the Goth. where funeral
serN ices were observed ut the Conyre-
gational Church the same day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

Holmes Wiley. of West WhceI"ck.
Vas prosecuted for selling liquor. May
18th. lay states ATTORNEY May and con
,lrtcd of fifteen offences and fined $50
and r"~ts. Holmes appealed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

liz" Fire department are requested
FOO meet 1T !h,. common ON Summer
street. MAY 3uth. al ) o'clock. p. M. for
n~pcrji"u and drill. The Trustees arr
invited t" Ice present.
CrGI~ SARGENT, Chief Engineer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

Several persons from out of the
state. officials and others interested in
'hc T.. y o. Railroad. together with the
local officials, and II few others, with
'hclr ladies. made an inspection of the
lime last Friday. from West Concord to
HYDE Park. where they found a duror
a'atIH- them at Col. SaWNcr'> hotel.
Ihr r"aI and dinner were both pro-
n"nn'"d excellent lay the most ta>tidi"uS
'iliIr~ Of the company.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
NO CHOLERA in KNOXVILLE.


A Word of Warning TO Chronicle Readers.
Up to yesterday morning there had
not beensa single case of cholera In Knox
vile. There has not been single death
from any bowel complaint. We under
stand that reports are out that recent sud-
den deaths here were from cholera. We as
sure our readers such is not the case. We
will give them the exact truth should chol-
era come here. The death of Gen. Cham
pion was from lung trouble, and he had
nothing like cholera. Dr. Moses died from
heart trouble. He had, no disease border
ing even on cholera. Gen. Joel E. Dewey,
who dropped down dead this (Tuesday)
morning in the court house, died from dp-
ople1y. There was no sickness like chol-
era in his case. There have been fewer
deaths than usual i'm our city. There are,
perhaps, a few cases of cholera n1orbus,
but not death from such cause has yet
occurred. Not even a dangerous case has
come to knowledge.
We say to our readers, that they shall
know it If cholera comes here. We shall
give the exact truth. ~ ~ - AsA
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
Of white man up by the thumbs for kick
ING an insOlent negro out of his saloon,

of white man up by the thumbs for kick
| ing an insolent negro out of his saloon.
Jim Lane cut his own throat. Stanton
most likely committed suicide. King
drowned himself. One by one of the OPP
pressors of the South came to an untimely
end. Some of the most atrocious are now
covered with infamy worse than death. Is
it accident or is it retribntion !? The his
tory of renegades is getting to be instruc-
tive. Mr.. Lincoln destroyed his own peo>
pie, violated his conscience, and stultified
his 0ft-expressed opinions. He was fOully
and atrOciously murdered in the hour of
his triumph. Gen Thomas pledged HIM
self in Lynchburg at the outbreak of the
war to stand by his neighbors and kindred.
Seduced by Office, he fought against them.
At the close of his brilliant military ca
reer, a pOpinjey was put over him and he
dropped dead in San Francisco. Old Brown
low was the strongest pro-slavery manin the
South. But he cast his lot with the Abo-
litionists and prosecuted his own people.
He is now paralytic and almost drivel-
ling idiot. Professor Mahan was an ardent
Southerner and could hardly find language
wherewith to express his adherence of
the disunion Abolition party during the
war, and became very bitter against his
own section. He was superseded, when
his work was done, threw himself in the
Hudson in the madness of his despair.
Who V0uld notrather be q crippled C0nfed-
crate soldier na,asching o. crust of bread, than
poor L0ngstreet, thepet Of Grant and the
idol of Louisiana thieves :"
That you should thus seek to deceive
your readers by disappearing my letter
is evidence that my harpoon penetrated
your rhinOcerOs pride.
In justice to the Southern people, will
say that thousands of them who were in
the rebellion repudiate your infamous pub
licatiOn, and many warm congratulations
have been sent me for excor;ating you by
men who perilled more and maintained the
cause of the COnfederacy within closer
range of Federal bullets than you even
did.
In conclusion, Gen. Hill, would give
you q piece of advice. Hereafter, when
you feel belligerent, confine your assaults
to live men like myself, who are capable
of returning your blows.
You were q Lieutenant General in the
late war and aspire to have your name 60
down in history as great warrior. You are
making this character by assailing dead
others, "the latchets of whose shoes you
were not worthy to stoop down and un-
loose" while they were living. Heroes and
patriots, whose names will be remembered
with affection and gratitude by the Ameri-
can people, when you are forgotten or re-
membered only to be despised.
You should remember that:
Great conquerors greater glory gain
By foes in triumph led than slain;
The laurels that adofn their brows,
Are pulled from living not dead boughs."
1--- ---as- w. G.. BROwNLow.
Knoxville, June Is, 1873.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
NEW YORK.
Eun Strokes.

NEW YORK, June f7.-There were five
sun strokes yesterday, one. proving fatal.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE sanitary po-
lice are cleaning out jewellers from the cell
lars in the fourth ward to-day. The
women are indignant, but the authorities
are memorable.
Shylock won the first race; time, ZIG.
Boss Tweed won the second time, Sal.
The third was won by Sanford time, 3:Oi.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE Judson
COmpany's candle factory was burned to-
day. Loss, S600,000
The Board of Supervisors will act upon
the Mayors veto of the Chinese pig tail
ordinance next week. ,f.-z--eTs~R
w, G. Rolston is to succeed d. 0. Mills
as President of the Bank of California.
kidnapping Children.
NEW YORK, June ia German paper
says that at the present time there are be-
tween 1000 and 5000 children i'm the
large cities of the United States held in
slavery. who were kidnapped in Italy. This
city being the great central port of entry,
the children are brought here and sold
daily at private auction, the prices vary
Ing from 500 to 500 for boys, and from
800 to $500 for girls. Where girls are ex-
cceptlonally pretty, prices run higher. Two
little girls, who together play their violins
ID Wall street, are said to have been bought
by their present owner for 81, 900. Since
the first of April last, 81 of these children
have arrived in this city.