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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-14
Neu OrIeans rIarkets.

NEW ORLEANS, May 13.-Corn frmer
at 54655c for mixed; white 5605Sc. Oats
firmer at 4764Sc. Bran dull at roc. Hay
dull; prime S24.O; choice $26. Bacon quiet
and iirmer at Ssc, 10, 10a61c5c. Lard
firmer-kettle 9c;refned tierce 9tc; keg
'1OIc; refined lO3c. Whisky held higher at
92695e. Pork du,i, off4ring at SIS. Dry
salt meats quiet at 7569694c. Hams dull
at 14s015ic. Sugar dull; fully fair 6sc.
Molas-ses-nothing doing. Coffee frmer
at 1S620c. Sterling 275; sight premium;
gold III. Rain restricts business.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-14

LONDON, May l3.-Consols 9344;; 0. s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

the merchant we sat down i'll his parlor
to drink Il glass of ndIukd, Il sort of
home made cordial analogous to cur
rant wine. though somewhat stronger.
We drank nalifka at least half an hour
before we touched upon the topic of
business. and il was introduced very
glngerlN 10y my companions, who
ventured to remark the deep sOrrOw
that had fallen upon him in consequence
of my prospective departure from
lrkutSk. Then we took another drink
and il was limited that | could not leave
without Il vehicle of some sort. This
automatic proposition required moiStcn-
ing like its predecessor. and So. step by
step, "" went on for Il quarter of an
hour. drinks alternating with hints.
and hints with drinks. until we took
another drink. and went into the yard.
to look at the sleigh. We had "A fresh
the yard. and another and another as
the talk Went ON, until by the time the
business was ended. and | had paid
over the money, my unaccuStomed
head was whirliug like rillehall, and
| would have found it difficult to see
any difference between Il sleigh and a
sidc-whccl steamboat. My companion
assured me that if we had gone at ii III
the blunt American way we would
have spoiled the whole affair. and |
should have been compelled to look
elsewhere for Il vchicle.-THoMAS W.
KNOX. i'll Hupc,'s .UoTutinc for Juiy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
VOLUME 36---NUMBER 1875.

0t the great avenues of traffic between
the Mississippi Valley and the Atlantic
seabOard. runs through st. JohnShUry.
This road crosses Vermont in its Wild
est and most fertile part. 1t will dem
OnStrate. when the entire distance is
opened between Portland and Lake
Champlain. how valuable and rich Il
Il traffic arises from the industry of
Vermont. not only from It's mamul;ic-
lures. hut us well also from its agricul-
turc. which has alIeady made that
State. i'll the portion tIavclScd bN the
route of that railway. one of thc rich
est parts of the world. There i> not
anywhere to he found. aside from the
great cities. Il community of equal ay-
clage and well-diStributcd wealth as
dwell i'll this northern belt of Vermont.
The country we speak oi lies west ni
the AlleghanicS, using this name to eN-
press the great Chain otherwise known
as the Appalachian Mountains. which
extend from Maine to Alabama. nearly
parallel with the Atlantic coast. Its
geology, breaking from the more stcr-
lie granite of the Atlantic slope. is
marked by the soft slates and lime
stones, which. friable and warm. afford
Il kindly soil, that holds well the gift
of the spring rains and almost absolute
ly prevents droughts. the greatest
Scourgc of the huSbandman. Hence
profitable stock raising and dairy farm
ing have made Vermont agriculture
famous. The mountains where not
improved as farms. are crowncd with
noble fOrc>ts.tn their very tops. When
improved. the mountain farms rival in
fertility those ll ing in the rich valleys.
In fact. il is Il proNeIh i'll Vermont thai
the best farms lie on the very tops of
the hills in the beautiful range known
a> the Green Mountains. For all the
purposes of enjoyable life and ploiita-
bile agriculture. such lands are Infinite
u preferable tu the trcelcS> pTliIi,.> of
the t;r inland Mississippi Valley. There
Is hut one similar region III New Eng
land. being that which lies north of the
Allcgllamirs. or Appalachian Range. in
the State of Maine. In that State an
area IL large ;tS thai of the whole State
of Connecticut. now mtraVcr>cd cN-
ccpt hy the explorer and the lumber
man. awaits the agricuituri>t of coming
years. 1t will in due time he shown.
upon the completion of IjilIoad enter
pri>c> NOW in thriI inception. that this
region, III the very uorthrrmmo>t por-
tl"n of New England i> capahlc of the
most profitable culture. especially in
wheat and rattlc-rai>ing. sufficient for
the entire supply of bread and beef T."
/ the people of the New England States.
These states now raise perhaps one
/ tenth of the meats and bread c"n>um-
/ ed in them. the remainder is hlought
from the West under conditions of
transportation which keep the Western
farmer poor and make life in new Eng"
/ land. even with it, advanced manufac-
lures. Il problem not entirely easy.
/ Y. !. Sf0cki0il,r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
A Russian Bargain.

When two Russian merchants are
about to conduct Il purchase or sale,
they begin 10y swallowing half Il dozen
cups of tea, smoking a score nr :" of
cigarettes. talking about the weather,
the crops, their families. their neigh
hors. and in this way they edge up To
the subject which is uppermost i'll their
minds. If You want to buy a dog. you
must begin hy pretending that !you
want to sell ii cat with a litter OF kit
tens the other party does not want any
feline property. nor does he know any
body who would accept il. At this
stage of the conversation You may ven
ture to hint your desires in the dog
line, and after more tea, OF something
stronger. and mere cigarettes. y"u can
conclude the negotiations.
At Irkutsk wanted to buy sleigh
for Journey westward, and hearing of
Il man who had one for sale, | went to
see it. A Russian acquaintance went
with me, and after ali introduction to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
St. Johnsbury.

ON. ot' th, frs, I,,,iIJir,,- ,1,,, ,,o,,,.
th. a,. of ,L, t,.,,.,Ia, -. Ln .,I;.rL,.
fr,,,, fbo ,..,,s -, tLo.t,tio,, NJ, I,T7ms
Ir,, :. H., I,o.,,,,;f,,I .,,,,,I,.,,,, ,-,
n..,,I, ro,Jv f,r ,I,o III i,,;l.I;,,,,
v,s rror,aL aud institrtin, o,,in,,.,.J
tbInurb rhr munilirrnro nt Th,JIru.
Fairbanks FSn mad "a, understand
th,t la. i,t,rd- -, ,.,-,,,.,,.,. tI.,t
it ma, I,-,,,r,,- tho boot ip.ti,rt;.,, ..f
the grade north of Andover. and per
hap~ in all New England. What Il
blessing TO II. .join>huIy are its mrncr-
ou> rarInuS, one cannot ms. it..
streets without hrhnl!inr eyidcurc of
Nlr. Fairbanks Iihcr,lity. and trrIiu.s
his soul ,xu,nd and his imuuIsc, fan.
rood uuirkrurd, hy thr whoIr.nmr ex
annie of ,url Christian hrp,yuIrt,,...
The acadrrn, building i. somewhat il,
the styI,. of = French Chot,ou h,,iuo
towers. uiuuurIes and . N,uS,rI roof
1t is three stories in hight. beside, the
cunnu,IiouS h,,cmcut StnI, ri,jtcpu
feet hirh. i'm which there is n fine gym
uosiIi,n vhirh will be urn,id,d win
IN. most onmoycd mu,lrru on,1r,tus
for heavy and lirLt ,,,mu,>tir. 'Th,
h.,s,,,,.,,f !. constructed ,f L.,ud.,,,,,.
Granite from In, I,ln N,uuI,,rr.,,rno
ru.,iirs Tovers stand in .irb.r rn,'-
,,,.,. nt. tb,. from tI,n,,mL which an, tho
m.,in entrances tn the t,r.t floor. the
one in tLr snr,h-wc>r corner for the
,,,,tI.r,.,, and ia, ,,,,,. j., IN, un,.tI,-
-, ,,,. ,I'. I,.I;,.s Ir,,, hi. fn,,,..,,,.
,I,,.,,.. ,,,,.i,,ti,,,, ,,,,,n tI,a pr;,,;,,.I..
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I,ntn,n'rnn,, | tho I,t,n, j.; aIrn,,J, .,.', ,'
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

\I,p,. i:HrinCSS URd I0cGii0H Of the icG,I-
,,J EuSinr<S HoH~cS IN 81. JOhH~bHry.
Agricultural TouI~ and Hardware.
HAENII \ HASKELL li">t~ Block. Il. Il. St.
Apoth"c:Irics.
BINGHAM BROS. No. Bank Block Main st.
..ANpALLA son. I;audnIls rl"ch K K. st.
Attorneys at Law.
flIurN = MAY. N". : Cal"d"mi',n nlk., up stairs.
WILLARD Main 81. over Hall y FletchcTs
t.-., Head Estate l;r"krr.
Books aud Stationery.
r,NAEpA EOwEI.L. Calrlouian Bin MAN It.
takers and C"nirctioner>.
,su~> A MATTHEW'S Main street.
BARRIERS.
= % BLACKSTONE. Uni"n Flock. Main Street.
Bnnt- and shoes.
IrlNtIN GALLAGHER, Wards Ilk.. K. Il. -.
GI"thinr. Hats and Gaps.
Iui> 4 NIuOI;E Bank FLOCK. opposite -. Johns
.a,. llou-r dealer in Read, Made, Cl"lhina Hats
,.d li.. tents Furnishing Gund~ etc. ctc.
tln,hing for Men and Boys.
IAT IAIEENNE~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
irnckrry. Glass aud Stone Ware.
lAI FAIRBANKS y CO. Fairbanks Village.
,Irperiug. Paper Hanging>. " inflow shades.
A J.. FAIRBANKS \ CO. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
a /. PERKINS Cardonau Block. Main Street.
B. " WARMER. Union Block. Main street.
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEW'S 4 PErTENGILL. Eastern Avenue.
Dry Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
O. tt HALE. Avcnur Block. l.. L. Street
L.N I. FAIEEANk> 4 co. Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods. House Keeping Goods, etc.
HALL& FLETCHER. Main street.
Flour and Feed.
GO. ALDRICH \ co. Eastern avenue
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
The Telegraph Clerk

Siitin" here by Ia" desk all day,
Hearing the constant click
As the messages speed their way.
And the o..ll comes sharp aud quick
" hat a varied tale they tell
OF joy and hope and fear
The funeral ku,ll and the marriage he'll
In the steady tick hear.
Mother i DYING. come AT once
And the tears will almost start
For tender daughters and lovim. SONS
God pity each aching heart
All, how tin haunting m,mnri"s press
Back t" the mind once, more.
Of the mothers uniailinr tenderness
That l. now forever DER
Il am we'll will Il" home tonight
How some bright eyes will -l"w
All day lon- with happy liaht
As they watch the moments 90!
Have had IL" letters: IL something wrong
some heart Is -.id rnday.
Counting the hours that seem 81 long
For the SAX, # on, away.
Arthur Ross hv ne, Idrnt killed.
Tell his m"thrr Nm comm. h"mr.
Alas tor the home with such sorrow tllrd.
Wh,u tine bitter tidIn-- come,
..Alirr i, hcttcr. -rinrn- fast.
And heart, that have been bowed
Under their weight uI fear al last
Shall Lost. their weary load.
80 over the. wires the tilings speed
Bitter and grave. and .ay.
som" hearts shall beat and some shall hlr"d
For th, rair they have I" -aN.
A. sIt all dy 10y my desk alone
hear The stream 20 h,.
And catch tho wires chancciul ton"
With - smile and then Il sinh.
GENEVIENE II. 'uwIES.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
Once a Coward.

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knew 1t. he @IIIS din' i"r 'htN 1'-
'crt"d most anIhhiN his apologies i"l
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: ''A'hN"n never r"iid bear lillh' ANA S''l'
so: adding Ilkc tine "r1ah' oulsp0kel
on Nslliiemam he WAS thAi the triloN
had II" more courage iiah rH"nl'
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OH near MN.
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rrS part, ana gave "S 'l'l amusing III
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04


'"i'i us lrs' MI D"'ie' no
90 men =, ! 'ni'iN III You are very "r"''S'
N"' VII "i'nN me /" say So; -.
on Il" h"' wan /" ne all"Wcu
Iifhh '"@'h liauSil'il\ iheh h'Sied
up ana S"itthc"' Ike Il regular woman;
ilt" il personal appeal. hul l c"uld
hardly make allowance even Tor YOU
Mf' bil'ie' Wh"h we KNOW To tie Il
niaNe man II N"" "i" h"t haIc c"War-
"l'c Il, Ic'Si rs hluch aS u".
- d"-""f" c"WaldIre, II" answered.
Win an unNollied EMPHASIS Which
S'r"ch nS all. =" much 50, that do
h"' IKE even 10 near thc W"fd applied
10" Il man VIII" pr"hahiN does not deserve
II.
But II he does
%" nave n" PROOF that captain
br\cfcuN docs.
Not Mary story ON, Mr. DurIe
/ t%rtIin" angry a"Aln. ana her blue eyes
liShlhG lhpatlchtlN.) You cannot
hiill% me To HOOK III mad Things win
simple lhdiIirrrnce. ne W"rd may he
"@'H' 'hr 'ii,'l% Is Iilncii "%Iief ana NOT
even your tl"iueh'e (NciN 'r"fiiiull\)
'"'li" make me regard il '"WAi" Win
any lt'liilgS mt pity ana contempt.
the Academy some wears awo) of Mary
of Scotland turning ON the rebel lords
| who have come to rXtolt her signature
to the decd of ahdica1iun Do Nou re
member. the look OF unuttpr;lbic Scoru
with which she barrS her white arm.
bruised hla'E With the grip ku'hNcn :
. like the outraged ,ulccu iu,1 then. =,
she sat erect il. her low chair. her eve
brow, raised her rinr Iius cIlrycd IN =
beautiful scum. Ducir. white as death.
/ looked nj her .tcadil, his hands clcuch
ed behind hi, back. inn made mo rruIy.
| thouuhf of tbr J,,,,jy,, oj Lc S5r,ir
and wondered whether Duci, v;,s Do
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
A Noble Gift.

Fairbanks, of the famous scale manu-
featuring house 1T st. .Johnsbury. Yer
mont, has for Il nominal consideration
(Sl,) formally conveyed to the cOrpo-
ration of that town the AthenTUm
building with its library and art gal
, lery, together with an adjoining hUild-
l ing designed for like purposes all to
he held, kept and maintained for the
use of the people of the town forever.
Ever since its purchase and deposit in
the building year or two since. the
library has been i'll fact ut the free use
. of the people. but the formal transfer
10y deed to the town has been hut re
Gently executed, i'll order to carry ont
in legal form the design of Mr.. Fair
banks from the first. which was to
place at the disposal of the people of
his native town, among whom and 10y
the aid of whose industry and skill he
has made his wealth. an ample library
together with the nucleus of an art col
lection. and. to contain and preserve
the same. Il building of suitable design
and construction.
The building is now quite finished.
The books are OH the shelves, and Ger
tam works of art, pictures, statues. &c.,
are already in their places. The num-
her oi the ant objects are Vet compara-
lively few. but are to he added to from
time to time rs opportunities are offer
cd for purchase of the right sort. None
but the highest class of pictures, stat
ucs. &c. ar" accepted, a severe and
cultured taste presiding over this de
paltmcnt us over the library proper.
Not numbers. or variety. hut the high
est merit. Is the rule in the selection ot
: the art works for this collection Mas
, trrpicccS are not of every days OF cv-
cry years productions. and works OF
high merit which are not masterpieces
are hut slowly produced. while pur-
chascrS i'll number with ready purses
await the completion of each. Accor-
. dinghy il may not hc expected that the
) art collection at II. Johnshury will
. soon he noted for the numbers of its oh
| IcCtS OF the length "t its catalogue. ON
the other hand. we may he assured.
provided the intent now prevailing con
1mucs I" rule. II will be Il model collrc-
tl"n of the best and kIndllcSt works III
. their several classes available to AN
: American collector who has n" mania
I III amy particular direction IN ant and
: who. though he may he generous and
even indulgCnt tO n taVorite plan. l.
T. too prudent and sensible to waste mon
/ cy i'll undue devotion. even t" ant.
. The books comprised III Alr. Far
banks gift. although intended for gen
1 eral use and i'll part as y circulating Ii
hIiry. form IN many respects Il remark
l able collection. First. in regard Ia the
: binding. All the volumes aIr most
=, beautifully and substantially bound. IN
- the best material and stNlr iIhuut o
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
SMITH & CALBRAlTH,
Manufacturers Of
hand and Drag Rakes,

4" tirlyc- Grain Measures Rronns and Rru.hes
/, a., i "I stale. and Framing Pins kept constant
L. rrdaa nHnu; |age Lathe Turning generally done
fsssshpsis Vt 57yl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

Pickpockets do not enjoy life in Cali
fornia. An old ''bull-whacker' felt Il
strange hand in his pocket there recent
ly, and, pulling his penknife, with Il
blade that weighed pound, cut off the
mans hand at the wrist and threw it
after him, with the advice to put it in
whiskey, where it would keep"
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TIE MAI.KEE IIOisE.

EAST TEMPLE 81. SAT- LAKE CITY.
This h"rs,, l. the largest and hest appointed
House in Utah Territory. aud has accommodation
f"r THREE NIRTp N>p FIFTY guests. Street ears
and carriages connect with the White sulphur
Baths. Reading ruumS. containing papers from all
points. Baths. lair Telegraph. News and Cigar
Stand attached I" the House.
t. lN II. =. GREELEY 4 60. PrOutittur-.
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1jufrls.

ST. JOHNSBtRY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET. 81. .TOHNsBI.EY VT
g. L. GILNOEE. Proprietor
MEMPHEEMiGOG HOUSE.
NEwruRT Vt
". +. BOWMAN. Proprietor
AMERICAN HOTEL
BrRIINGTON. VT
CRANE & STACY. Proprictnrs.
EI'~S HOUSE
SAN IEANCI~,O. CALIFORNIA.
= II. SEYMOUR y co. pruIIictnrs.
MT. MANSiIEID HOTEL.
STOWE. VI
tirSt-claSs Hotel with an the mndcrn improve
IncntS Accommodations for :'Ou guests.
y L. kEELEE. Manager.
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BUSINESS C.1HDS.

BUSINESS C1EDS.
TEA>IER BROTHERS.
rAINI TIERS and dealer. in PAINTS AND OILS,
East ofthe depot. 81. .nhushury. VI.
DANIELS. SYLVESTER y CO..
prALEE- ~
MEATS y u q ROC L L Is.
',,l' Wards Block Eailroad Street
BARTLETT, LEWIS y GO.
DEALERS IN
PROVISIONS AND MEALS.
A..road street st. .Iohnshury.
l.. II. MIL,
PEACTIC rLTMEE.
'tt- and Steam Filter and riu smith old express
office, ~c-r "f Uniru El"ck. llI work guaranteed.
30. Iohn-Imry Jan. l.. I-.2. 5u'i
CD. NEWELL, ID. ID. :.
f.,,r.-,1 DEN ST,
R2-'1 Room / Union Block
nKE>>-MANI>G.
I.,dias desiring Dress Maxim. and other SEWN.
done promptly and well. VIII lind Ms, ROSA
LYNN at Il. +. NIiOi.N'S Music store.
UOuGIIrO> n Pore.
Homeopathic Phy >icinns and Surgeons.
MAIN STREET. II. Jou>sRr-RY.
,"ficr hours from t" \. NJ. and t to p NJ.
-. lltI"HlbN. M.ll W &. IbrE. MID
BULLAKD a FOLSOM.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
-. Iohnsbury.
naes Bank Block Wain stree,
ir Billiards residence DT. F"lsoms residence
!istern y venue. Cherry STREET
O'icr hours from . to 10 y. NJ. l {" = T.. VI.
4. }. HYDE. VI. H..
fII YSICIAN AND st EON.
''cc Bk blk. Main 81. Res. LIST door of y. Churcl
y. VI. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS
.TOHN,O>'s BLoCK-
Railroad Street. St.Johnshury Vt
JOHN BACON I'd.
DEALER IN HIDES LEATHER AND OIL
-. Jnhnsbury Centre, Vi.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
YORK.
ASH ASSETS OVER 81. OGO. .OOC
u ELupGErT Special AGENT 81. J"hnshury. VI
=. +. BROOKS, VI. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
'''"ai hlsrcsid"ncr opp. the Bakery. 81 Iohnshnr
T.. T.. LOSERGAS.
t HANUFACTURFR AND DEALER IN
"'Pl> SHOES and RI UBBEliS. also LEATHER
FINDINGS ETC.
''"'ioad Street. -. Johnsbury VI
WM. W. CIRCUIT.
Attorney AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Barton. Vermont.
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81. 8ohnGburp GalrdOnian.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Rr

n TLISIIEI' TNTNl FKIINl ~
&. VI. SToN ~ co.
,,,,,o,itr soldiers Monument, 1t. .DOhnsbury.
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BILLIARD n FOLSOM

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEoNs
st. .Iohnsbury.
'Hcs Bdnk Block Nam Street
hi Billiards residence. DT Folsom residence
Eastern venue. Cherry street.
u'icr hours from To 10 \. NJ. to- i. VI.
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/ IIOkNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Barton Vermont.