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Bruce & Ladd. of Waterbury. have
Morrisville, to connect with the noon
train from st. .Johnsbury. 1t is Il great
convenience to the travelling public.
The Free Press says 1t is an heir
css that Mrs. Gov. Converse has pre-
scented His EXccllcncy with, after all
The Governor is to he congratulated in
his advanced age upon the birth of this
his first child.
Some think that on the retirement of
Judge Peck, the number of supreme
court Judges should he reduced and
their pay increased
1t is said that Bennington and Rut-
land counties will present solid delcga-
tions for Col Joyce in the coming Re
publican Congressional Convention in
that district. We much doubt if they
are solid" in that direction.
James Griffin went over the rapids ut
Bellows Falls on Saturday in his boat.
heavily 'ballasted with rum, and was
drowned
The Boston Herald authority at
Washington has it that Grant wanted
IL A>tN EnSlinu nldn Ill tnc ciblnct ana
selected the Post Office as the place
and Hale us the man and then told Mr.
Crcswell to ''git," all for the love of
Blaine.
If parent buys tirc-crackers for his
son and heir, he need not be surprised
to see that son and heir come home
with one eye out, or Il hand burned to
cinder. But the practice of tlinging
tirc-crackers under horses feet, or in
peoples faces, ought to be promptly
checked.
John S. Wright senior member of the
Boston firm of j. S. & f. Wright, COM
mission merchants, died Monday, aged
81. Mr.. Wright was of an old colonial
family, but was born ut Plainfield, VT.
one of thirteen children of Dr. Eben-
ezer Wright, a distinguished physician.
In early life he was associated in bus
mess at ThetfoTd, VT, with George
Peabody, the great banker. The firm
in Boston to which he belonged has
sometimes done business of Sl5,0OO.
600 year. He leaves property esti-
mated at S2,OOO,O0O.
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SprriaI Unfrrs.

PASSINIPSIC LODGE, No. % F. x a. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve ON or he
fore the full of the Moon j. +. TAYLOR, Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL. X. a. VI.
Regular communication. Friday on or before the
full of the moon. G. V. EASTMAN. Scc'y.
FTThc Great American Consumption Remedy.
DIR. VIM. HALLS BAIsAM FOR THE LUNGS. cures
the worst cases of CoUGHs. COLDS and all the dis
of the LUSGs. THROAT and CHEST. For
WHoorING CoCGH and GROUP il is CERTAIN SPE-
CIF1C. The most OBSTINATE CASES surely Weld Ia
Halls Balsam, when used perscvcringly. Stands
at tn" head of all cough Preparations Sold every
tors 4 9C"llcg" Place. y. v
Children Onen Look Pale and sick from no
other cauS" than having worms in the stomach.
BROWNS NEHMIFTGE COMFIrS will destroy
Worms without injury Ia the child being perfectly
WHITE. and free from all cn"rng or other iniuri-
ingredients usually used i'll worm preparations.
CURTIS \ BROWN Proprictors
No 2l5 Fulton Street New York.
Sold hp druggists and Chemists aud dealers in
Medicine At TrrntV- Fire Cents a Bor. t2AIul7i
For Moth Patches. FreckIes and tan ask your
Druggist for pcrry's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
which Is harmless and in every infallible. or
for his improved C"mcdnne and Pimpe Remedy
the great skin Medicine for Pimpes Black Heads
Flesh worms. OR consult H. G. PERRY. the no
ted skin Doctcr ~ Bond Street New York.
tlOOct74
CoRSs.-Sincc pride and fashion have had con
troll of mankind and Shncmakrrs were compelled
t" MAX" boots and shoes fit fancy instead of the
feet. tn" suffering from Corns, BuninnS lngrnwng
Nails S"r" lnst"ps Blistcrcd Heels Ac., cannot be
described hut briggs Corn and Buninn Remedies
will cure all such tnrmrnts, and proper fitting
boots will prevent their reproduction.
rn.Es ar" Il very, common affection there being
huE"w persons VIII" are not troubled with them AT
>,Inc period of their life. Briggs Pile Remedies
mild. safe and sure. tlOOct1i
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= .Inhn>hury tthena.um.

. .Nr l.i ,pIN. ROnM.-Opcn from A NJ
...u from .! t." t. and from Ia : | ; T.. Nj
W. ". TIL AN EE. Librarian.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY

On Friday afternoon last Mrs. Joshua
Peckham of Pownal was engaged in
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Railroad Time Table.
,,,a 4 G..d.msburs II. II. Trains.

tuI\G WEST.
G.-0 \. NJ. Mondays cXccptedD
.,.uu T.. VI.
,.riNG EAST.
- \. VI.
-.ul l.. VI.
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CTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT S.
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
St Johnsbury, within and for said District, the
29th day of June, A. ID. 1874.
An instrument purporting To be the last Will and
Testament of Jeremiah ). Sas. late of st. Johns
bury in said district deceased being presented to
Court by John NJ. Hancock, the executor therein
named, for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
cerned therein be notified to appear at session of
said Court to he held at the Probate Office in st.
Johnsbury, on the 18th day of July \. ID. 1874 and
show cause, if any they may have, against the pro-
bate Of said will for which purpose it is further
ordered that a copy of the record of this order he
published three weeks successfully in the Caledo-
MAN, printed at st. Johnsbury, previous to said
time appointed for hearing
By the Court, Attest
HENRY FRENCH Register.
true copy of Record, Attest,
1929 HENRY FRENCH Register.
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next, and every day after during the season for
them. Families wishing for berries should leave
their orders early.
July l, 1874.
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,4ohnsburn Galrdonian.
-, once Time Table.

,,,.hury. Vt. Friday. July >. 1874.
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N'lIIH@r school meeting is to be
''lIl IL. t" hear the report of the
''l''r appointed to see what ar
m'ni can hc made with the Aca-
7" take the advanced class of the
l ,chool.
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&. Caseau remains at the place of business
ION Portland street, where he is prepared To receive
orders for House Painting of all kinds also Car
riagc, Sign, and ornamental Painting, including
Banner and Scenery Painting.
G. CASEAU.
ST Johnsbury Vi lime 2Oth 1s1I o61s
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$4,000 Reward !

Certain plants having been stolen from different
lots in the st. Johnsbury Cemetery, consisting of
Gcraneums and other plants-l9 in number, the As.
sociatiOn would offer reward of Fifty Dollars for
such information shall lead Ia the detection and
conviction of the guilty parties
PER ORDER OF TRUSTEES
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NOTICE !!

All who have considered G.. Cascau & Jas. q.
Arthcrton in partnership must consider such con
nectiOns dissolved from this date
G. CASEAU.
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THE DRICK.IApEN COFFIN.
Louisa Germs Explaining How sh,
Counterfeited Death.

Louisa Germs Explaining How She
7 Counterfeited Death.
Louisa Germs, whose death was duly
certified to rehabilitation Of the Health
Board, but whose disinterred coffin was
found TO contain only nineteen bricks,
was arrested in New York. The clue
which led the officers to her was q let
tor found among DR.. Uling's papers.
They acted on the clue, hoping rather
to ascertain facts about her than 10
effect her arrest, but the person who
answered their knock was Louisa
Germs. She took their information
that she was their prisoner laughingly,
and seemed TO regard the whole con-
spiracy as good Joke, in which she
was spectator. She said that had they
called IN hour later they would not have
found her. She had read the storiesin
the newspapers and was very much
amused ut them.
Louisa attired herself for the street
in the same mourning habiliments
which figured in the photograph found
in Uling's pocket. She was taken into
the members room OF the detectives
office, and questioned about the mani
fold phases Of the conspiracy which was
designed to defraud IN Insurance com
pany out OF $4,000. She persisted in
regarding the affair as huge joke, re-
Piled readily, seeming to wish to con.
ceal nothing, and laughed joyously
whenever she thought she made tell.
ing point. She says that Uling had not
lst her into the secret that the con.
spiracy was to obtain the insurance On
her LIE. On the contrary, he told her
that abe was TO personate another girl,
on whose life he held apolicy Of $4,000.
He was 10 marry her when they got the
money. When Dr.. KurtE attended
her she was shamming, She simulated
commissions by holding soap in her
msuth and comforting her limbs. II
imposed completely on the physician,
who prescribed and went away. He
must be very green 10 be fooled 30
easily, she said, laughingly.
As 10 the funeral preparations, she
says that the undertaken, Finck entered
first, while she was expecting the per.
sons in tho house 10 call TO see the
corpse, She lay on the bed with 0
hheet drawn up 10 her chin, her face
painted white and as deAth like as pos.
hible, finck brought the oofiln IN, and
The briefs we're put int u BY him and
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Come. and Let Us Reason Together.

To the afflicted in body, we offer q
few words Of plain, practical reasoning.
No matter under what form Of sickness
you labor there Is one great truth you
should ever keep in mind, viz; An dis
ease originates in an impure condition
Of the blood. Purify that and the dis
ease must depart, for 1t has nothing to
feed on but you cannot purify the
blood by the use Of poisonous drugs,
and exhaustive stimulants the relief
which these afford is temporary and
deceptive, leaving you worse OF at
every interval. The best Blood Part
fer ever discovered is DR. WAIKEB's
FAMOUS YGsRdAR BrTERs, compounded
of simple herbs No matter how hope
less your case may seem, try the VINE
OAR BIrTERs, and few draughts will
convince you Of their virtue. DR..
Walker, the discoyerer Of this priceless
remedy, had been given up to die by
the Physicians, and Is now o sound and
healthy man from their se.-Com.
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Foxy.-A Paladllhe relates that foxes

Foxy.-A Palad,lhe relates that foxes
are tormented by feas, and when the
infection becomes unhearable they
gather n mouthful Of moss and slowly
walk backwards into the nearest stream
until only the mouth Is left above the
surface Of the water. The feas mean.
while take refuge on the little island OF
moss, and when the fox is satisfied they
have all embarked he opens his mouth
and the moss drifting away with its
freight the willy animal regains the
bank, evidently satisfied at his freedom
from his tormentors.
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Whore Does n Conc From I

PintA and quarts OF filthy catarrhal dis
charges. Whore does II all come frumi The
mucous membrane, lining tho chambers Of the
nose, and It's little glands are diseased, 20 that
they draw from tho blood ita liquid, and ex-
postre to the air changes II into corruption,
This lito-liquid was TO build up the systcrn, but
Il Is extracted and the system ID weakened b,
tho loss. 10 cure, gain hesh aud strength By
using Dr.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
which also acts directly upon these glands,
correcting them, applying DR.. sago's Catarrl
Remedy with Dr.. Plerees Nasal Doucho, the
only motliod o. reaching the upper caSitie.
whore tho discharge aecumulates and comes
from. MEX
cArAhRH or TWENTY YEARs' STANDING CuRTp,
MoSRor, onAehita Parish, La, Sep. Is, 1871,
II. v. Primer, NJ d.
Sometime about last Juno / commenced the
use Of your medicines, and they hayo entirely
cured mo OF Catarrh OF twonty years standing.
Respectfully, MRs o. 2. pHn11rs.
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wlsrAn,s DAIaAsl tor thO IunE..-oom.

EAT TO Liver. Z. Smith & Co.'S.
Crfithed Waite lHheat, manufactured at the
Atlantic Flour Mills, Brooklyn, n. Y, will be
found the most wholesome, delicious and
economical food procurablo Sold by ali no.
cera. Try II aud save health and money,
Descriptive pamphlets sent Free, ICON.
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We have often wondered whether
there isa person in tho country who does not
know and appreciate tho value Of Johnsonis
Anodyte LiHinleat ~ family medlcinei II
adapted TO most all purposes, and Is the best
pain destroyer that can be used.-Oom.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-27

Farmers and stock raisers have fire.
quently told us that they have soen very good
results from giving 8teridan's 0dpdlry Con
dillon Poteders 70 cows and swine before and
after they drop their young. The powders put
them IN good condition aud give them strength
to caro- and provide for the auckllngH.-0om,
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The following is very simple means
OF removing ants, particularly when
they are found in houses: Cook guam.
tity OF prunes, making n strong decoc.
tion pour the juice into q vessel, and
place Il where the ants are The insects,
attracted by the Juice, fall into the yes.
sci and are drowned repeat the opera.
ton until all are removed. When trees
are attacked by ants, use the same
remedy; put vessels containing the
juice Of the prune at the foot Of the
trees and the best results are obtained.
To prevent the heat from sonring the
Juice whose odor attracts the ants, keep
the vessels inthe shade or set them out
after sunset
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-27

The Daily Herald Of Duluth Is dead.
Weekly receipts, $50 weekly expendi'
lures, ESQ Az the Philadelphia Ledge'
might say:
Daily Herald, thou has. LEFT ne,
And Thy Ices No deeply fesli
Dat some foei viii liarl anolheFa
wssin " our sorrows heal
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THIRTY YEARS. ExpERIEson OF
AN OLD NttusE.

HRa wrssIow's nooTHISa BYRup Is THE
PRESCRIPTION OF oro Of tho best Female physi.
clans and Huries In tho Omitted gta,es, and has
been used for thirty years withneyr failing safsty
and success BY millions Of mothers and children,
from thofssbe infant Of one weekoid 10 the adult.
II coroets aeldity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulator tho bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort 70 mother and child. We believe II 10
30 the Best aud sufeat Remedy IN the World IN al
phkh, whether II Afitel from Taething or from
any other cause. Pull directions for using will
4 eRTs sSRs n ~ Ssis.. ";
wrapper. = =
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A counterfeiter o. nickel coin, only
l7yoafs Of age, hAs been arrested IN
Franklin, III II F''
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THE MORMON WIFE,

Aeompfltes ihs Adventures and Experiences d
Mormon pfophei-.diIei an that n nySto-
fl0us, wicked and startling. Full % thriiiinfad.
venture, humorous and pathetic scenes -thA most
flthnAting book extsnt Portrait offhe AuthoreIs
and o. 1eading Mofmotil and tnopth- Tile and
keenet IN Utah. Ae. For circulars, address HART
R0Rp punL1snING CO., Hartford, Conn.
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Cows that are in milk, that have been
MIXED late, arc peculiarly sensitive 10
cold, and they are frequently injured
by being exposed to storms. By get
ting wet and becoming chilled pulmon.
ary complaints and other diseases are
induced, and thus the farmer has q sick
animal on his hands which is source
Of trouble and anxiety, and not unfre.
quently, n total loss. Many OF the
troubles that come upon the COWS OF
the period Of calying, may be traced
directly TO exposure during the winter
and therefore on this account alone will
1t pay the farmer TO shelter his stock or
the approach OF storms, either OF wind,
or snow. or rain. During those days In
winter that are sunny and warm, there
maj be no objection TO allowing stock
to run OF large In the yard o greater
portion Of the day but in the extreme
cold weather three.quarters OF an hour
in the morning and the same length Of
time in the afternoon. to slack their
thirst at the trough, will give them oil
the exercise needed. The remaining
portion OF the time they will be better
in warm, well ventilated stable, where
they can quietly remunerate, without
fear Of being hooked or driven about
by master COWS.
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a Ri 60, Il PARK Iov, new York, fcr their
PsSgsi x 100 sSSS &c li,t, q @ newt
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GREAT REDUCTIoN.
Profitable Employment

Work for Everybody Good ware.. psrms.
n 5g Employment. Men and Women wanted.
A'a'' c,,S:sSd h ~ y \, Es 4 eC so
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WI receive postpaid Pine Chrome 10 Wofth
'unT 40 and Instructions 70 clear 80 DAY.
Nut. Plum a Co., 100 South STA Sc, philA., Pa
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'Ho! FOR COLORADO,

With It's glorious climate, magnificent scenery
nillng fetorfeet, stock growing, f4fmipE and
lion given nee. Iddfesn A, ii. pAfTRRsoN N, foft
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ANYtsendlng ps the address o. ten persons, vi.h
hNI 10 cts. will receive free, beautiful Chrome
flNEIand Instructions how % get rich, pestpald
uNElcttv NOptltt o.. ios South bihgt, fhlia. Pc
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1ucern or alfalfa seed can be obtain.
cd Of any scotsman OF from 30 to 60
cents per pound. II requires fifteen
pounds to seed IN acre.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

sdes; might add, that here. beyond ali ordinary
there deal too much TO be said on both
sides. One thing TO be said at the outset is, that
the so-caled Republican Government OF Spain In
these years it and Its sanctioned officials have been In
efficient for the national cause, because 1t has been
partisan and hut hahearted for nationalism But let
that pass 1t is hardly denable by who has paid
the slightest attention to facts that the Carsts
primarily indebted for their military existence and
recent trumphs in Spain TO material and moral aid and
comfort coming from France The general fact is in
disputable and the explanation OF it simple enough
Leaving out OF account the MODpensier claims directly
aud indirectly TO and on the vacant Spanish throne
Orleanst de Broslo comes face to face there
with conflict between royalty and Republicanism.
And, OF course IN his habual equvocal way. played
in with monarchical revolutonism against republican
conservatism But had he, De Broglie and other oyer
cunning French statesmen other III for discour
aging Spain and encouraging its Royastic flibusers
No matter where the right wrong 1t was sure
that any French Minister who sought TO find the right
and wrong and pronounced himself for the found
right, would by such pronunciation defy the clerical
part the Legtmst conservative parties and sacsfce
his ministerial self among other things
II needs an advocate hired by money, or made hon
estly eloquent by blind intensity OF party passion to
pretend that the French Government for the past many
months has not very efficiently favored the Carsts or
let them be favored while pretendedy respecting the
Republican Government, hestates TO recognize. Aud
this for the last three years the Spanish Provisional
Government from the French Provisional Government
The humor of the preense would provoke pure outlaws
for commentary It's inconGruty If there were not
serious tricky purpose and logically false logic In its
train.
The state OF the case Of French practical inter
venon in Spanish affairs, is well presented in this
sentence OF exceptionally able article the theme
in Journal des Debais 1T is idle 10 deny, thaf
hitherto and as far as concerned, the French
authorities have been accompices Of passive inter
veDtion, which s ver.aple completely" column OF
ingenious verbosity would less well state the undeniabe
fact and not at all hsp persons natyely incapable OF
prohting by new fact
1t is mail hour. Time forbids me TO say
what I would of that bold, good man, Murat
Halstead, who lately passed by here on his way 10
Iceland and OF generous Clarence Seward, ana MS
eampagnon dc povdge. genial Dr. Barker, herald ana
hope Of the coming generations Other distinguished
fellow-countrymen, l am told, have come anu gone
within the week Some them might perhaps he sur
prised to learn how supremely indifferent TO theH
passage through Paris we who reside In Parls.
II. II,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Lieut. Adolph Mark
is ordered TO duty the Asac Station Lieut. Charles
T. Uutchins is detached from the Fortune and granted
leave; Mate Louis f. strout, from the Trana and or
dered to the Gettysburg; Mate James NJ Creighton,
from the Gettysburg and ordered TO the Trans Passed
Assistant Engineer William L. Ballee, from the Triana
and granted sick leave.
The Navy Department to-day advised OF the arrival
OF the Colorado at Key West from Hampton Roads.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 3.-Naval Constructors W.
L. Hauscom, Thos. d. Wilson, and 8. ID. Pook q Board
for the of persons to be Assistant Naval
Constructors, meet at this staten next week.
The report detaching Commander Eastman, Lieut..
Commander McCoOk. and 6ailmaker Seaman from duty
at this station Is untrue.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THP REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.


SIGNIFICANT NAVAL MOVEMENTS on THE SPANISH
CoAsT-TwELvE THOUSAND MEN TO BE DIS
PATCHED TO CUBA-A CANON REPORTED TO HAVE
BFEN SHOT BY TIE CARLIsTs-GERMANY AND
ENGLAND IN ACCORD IN REGARD TO THE CAR
IIsrs-THE REPUBLICANS ENTER oLoT.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. 3, 1874.
The British Mediterranean squadron VIII leave
Malta tomorrow for Barcelona.
An Italian frgate has been ordered to the north
ern coast of Spain.
1t is asserted that the Carsts have shot the Canon
of the diocese of NitOria
Havana, Aug 3.-The Spanish Minister of war
has telegraphed to Captain General Concha that
1900 soldiers with full complement of officers VIII
be sent to Cuba as speedily as possible.
PARIS. Monday, Aug. 5, 1874.
lie Temps says Germany and England have arrived
at 4 complete understanding on the Spanish ques-
ton. and hereafter no complaint will be made II
British ships conveying contraband Of war to the
CaIlsts are seized. - ,, o,.-,
Ata Cabinet council to-day it was decided that
600 troops be ordered forthwith TO reinforce the
army in Cuba
The Republican forces have entered Olot lhey
met with no opposition. The Carlists fled, leaving
behind them 100 prisoners.