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Burlington and LamOiIIe Railroad.

Commencing January 9Th, 1873, trains will
run as follows:
GOING EAST.
MIXED leaves Burlington at 200 a. m. arrives at
Cambridge Junction at 1905 a. m.
MAIL leaves Burlington at 4:52 p. m, arrives at
Cambridge Junction at Gas p. M. connecting
with Express train for st. JOhnsbury and all
Eastern points, arriving in st. Johnsbury at
1000 p. m.
GOING WEST.
MIXED leaves Cambridge Junction at $50 a. III.
connecting with Mail train from Swanton and
intermediate points, arriving at Burlington at
1920 a. m.
MAIL leaves Cambridge Junction at 1910 p m.
connecting with train from Newport, St Johns
bury, and all Eastern points, leaving st. Johns
bury at $3.50 a M, arrives at Burlington at
2:4O m.
MORNING AND EVENING TRAINS make close cOnnec
ton at Burlington and Essex Junction with
Central Vermont trains North and South.
ALL TRAINS arrive at and leave the Central Yer
mont Depots in Burlington and Essex junction.
Tickets for sale at all stations, and by H. n. Dru-
ry. Ticket Agent. Burlington, Vt.
ID. G.. LINSLEY,
NJ. L. SPRAGUE, General Manager.
Gen. Fr't and Pas'r Agt.
Burlington, Vt, Jan. II, 1878. lott.
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Household Furniture

beds, bedding, etc. '"0 i'lihS
The above valuable pronertv must no 10 a. L.,
est bidder in order to close up the estate On per
sonai property for sums over $40 three months
fa,u1 VIII De given with good security On the
main on mortgage. oAn fe
GEO. IDE. Executors.
East Burke Nov. = 1878 5ask
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-Well
known throughout New England as the aohitest,
finest and best
LEAD TAPE, SO inches, onrreels for curtain
sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from p to inches wide, on
reels for builders. [tMar.1579
LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness
At lowest market price for goods of equal quail
ty. FRANCIS BROWN, Treas, Salem, Mass
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Considerable i'll feeling was caused in
Vergennes and the surrounding coun-
try, recently, by a combination of the
two principal coal dealers in town to
keep prices of fuel up by hiring all the
boat-landings along the river. A couple
of strips of land, conveniently located
for wharfing, were overlooked, how
ever, and last week the combination
were disagreeably surprised by the ar
rival of il boat load of 100 tons of coal,
which was followed two days after by
another of ITO tons. The citizens had
united for protection, it seems, and
they now procure their coal 81 so per
ton cheaper than the dealers prices,
besides saving the 23O pounds ton al
lowed buyers of large quantities. Coal
is also imported at Ferrisburgh from
Burlington by railroad at great saw
ing.
q Gen. Grants reception in Spain
was royal i'll pOmp and attention. He
was received at the frontier by dele
CATION of the kings staff and invited to
the royal car. He was saluted vari-
Gus points as the train passed and on
arrival at VittOria was met on alighting
by the civil and military attendants of
the king, and the next day made one of
party with the king himself to visit
the historic field. In the evening he
dined with the king, and the next day
reviewed the Spanish army.
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Estates.

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDoN1, D,---
~ In Probate Court holden at the ProhsIRCT S.
in St. Johnsbury, the 9th day of rS % Office
1873. Vi NOV. A. d
George Ide and Joshua Bemis. exacr..-
last will and testament OF Harley NJ moTs Of the
Burke, in said district deceased maI Lai late Of
ton to said Court for license maze tn applica
whole of the real estate of said dec CO sell the
would be beneficial to the herr real estate
and legatees and all persons intere Stsydi'ee
same into money, and said executors ba,elng the
ed in Court the consent and anna ifoduc
writing of all the heirs, devisees. and Ianuion
said estate residing in this state, who ara
ed in the real estate to be sold to the ntieres
said license. siahtlng Of
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court tb,. 49,.
application come under consideration and inat said
on the ODD day of November, A. ID is1I Oe heard
Probate Office in st. Johnsbury and if l. at the
ordered, that all persons interested ba % luiiher
hereof, by publication of notice of this NH Tiled
and order thereon, three weeks PPPlctln
CaledOnian, printed at ST. JOhnsburv basg In The
time of hearing, that they may appear at uos said
and place. and if they see cause object therato TINE
A true copy of Record, Attest.
5456 HENRY FRENCH Ro...
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PATENTS.

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TESTIMONIALS.
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Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
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tce.s-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of
Patents
Boston, October 49, 1876.
Il. Fl. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in 1910 my first patent. Since then you have
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| have occasionally employed the hest agencies in
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We have a Well Established Business. -
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BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER.
A Wonderful Remedy.

"A WOnUefIul NcHCuJ'
There is comparison between it and the CUa y
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nary pain relieving strengthening and CURATIVE
properties. Any Physician in your own loGaliiy
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Neglected Colds and Coughs diseased kid1eYS,S1 w.
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Assignee's Sale, Adjourned !

Will be sold at public auction at the dwo,,;.
nSssS g ?Sd1 1s at at R1RTe E Et s4RS
erty: prop
About 10 tons of hay about 100 bush nat.
80 bush. potatoes, about 10 bush. corn abor about
stray II sheep ! sleigh, sled buggy Tsro ,Cn'
horse rake, and other farming tools a. C,Anfs
ing machines, accounts and notes dne sew.
GOodale HENRY S. COON v
Mn. - Assignee
DduNlllei T., NOV. &, 1910.
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NOTICE.

hereby notify all persons against trustino q,
harboring Willie McFadden on my account for
shall pay no debts of his contracting from hi;
date for he has left for parts unknown without nv
knowledge or consent. '
HARRIS LYNDS.
South Peacham, VT, Oct %, 1873. 1855
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ST. JoHNSRURY, VT.
Have complete stock of Fine Woolens
for Fall and Winter wear. The largest
and best stock of OVERCOATINGS
ever shown in st. Johnsbury, consisting
of CHINCHILLAS, FUR BEAVERS,
ESKIMOS, CASTORS, MELONS, d.
AGONAL and BASKET WORSTEDS,
which will be offered at LOW E r
P R c E S than the same quality of
goods have ever been sold.
In SUITINGS we are prepared to
suit everybody with any kind of Suit
except a Law Suit. Also a Large Line
of PANT CLOTHS, which we will
make to order from FOUR DOLLARS
UP.
We desire to call the attention of
the Ladies to our stock of REPEL-
LANTS, and All Wool Goods, for
Dressing Gowns for Gentlemen. A good
assortment of BRAIDS, BUTTONS,
SILICIAS, WIGGANS' CANVASS,
Sewing Machine and Button hole Twist,
ETC., etc.
We need say nothing about the man
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The garments we are constantly send
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Elk UToR'S SALE
"A r M STOCK

Two heavy Oxen 8 full blood herd book Devon
Cows, Grade Cows, two-years-oldD Devon Heifers
8 yearng Heifers, l yearling Steer, full blood
helfer Calves. full blood Bull Calf fve-years-od
Bull The above comprises the herd raised upop
tins farm, known as one of the finest in New Eng.
land One black Morgan Stallion years old very
superior, good work Horse three-y ears-Old Golf
% Cotswold Ewes, 16 Eve Lambs, Buck Lambs,
Bucks, all full blood CotswOlds. This flock OF
Cotswolds is known throughout the state as one OF
the very best. Also shOtes
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PRODUCE.
farming Tools.

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50 bushels Wheat, 10 bushels Beans 400 busheI.
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CHEAP POWER FOR SALE

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Enquire at this office.
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DA UCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
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Awarded highest prize at Centennial Expos
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The sun., 1878-12-01
CLUB MEN IN 4 TUG or VAR.
Eight Contestant. Tes,ias their Strength ~
the Ends OF n Rope.

gay procession of carriages and wagons
drove up on Friday afternoon. to the entrance
OF the Manhattan Athletic Club grounds. in
Eighth avenue. between Fifty-sixth and Fifty
seventh streets. Tho occupants took Keeper
Goulding and the grounds in his charge by
storm. There had been trouble in the Racket
Club. and the parties Interested had decided
that il could be settled only by tug OF war "
There were several Manhattan Club members
IN the party. hut tho majority wore Of tho
Racket Club. or friends Of the Contestants
While these last were stripping for tho pull IL
was arranged that Prof James O'Niol should
net ~ referee and Mr.. L. Brown Of tho Manhat-
tan Club keep the time.
with arms barod. II would ho difficult To tell
which toam was the favorite. for tho betting ran
high. and odds was offered by the hackers OF
pom tcams The only interest the comhatants
had in the tug was evidently glory and a
handsome silver cup to each man Of the win
ning team. One team was lcd 10y Mr. +. A.
llalcey Us captain. and his fellow pullers were
Messrs. q. G. Pollock. W. NJ. Donald and
George SANCTION Capt. l.. G.. Dinsmure led out
tho second team, composed. in addition to him
selt. OF Messrs Il. LeaViu Jr.. Fred May. and
A. V. de GoicouvriS. As they ran down from
cheer after cheer greeted them. The ground
having been marked. forty feet of well-tricd
end eagerly and stretched II taut. Then the Knot
bclng "a place. each one dug his heels deep into
word the bulldog spirit was developed ut either
end Of the rope. Grinding their teeth aud
gruntlng. with hands growing 10 the rope. each
aud every one pulled for every pound he was
worth. The, knot hardly moved at first Tho
athletes and sportsmcn yelled. each for the
team on which he had laid his money. At
length the knot moved n little toward tho Hal
ocy team, yet the other team hardly seemed TO
now. Then tho knot went back to its pnce
nut To rest there n moment only, IL at all. For
back 1t went toward Halcey and his men, until
hc referee called time. they having won the
first pull in minutes q = seconds; The back
ers OF tho victorious team did not have time to
let their enthusiasm cool before tho men were
again arrayed This time both sides were fair
ly reused to business. This pull was a long
pull. strong pull. and pull altogether. and
no amount OF vociferuus encouragement
seemed T. have any perccptible effect on either
side. The Knot was a very ilcklc knot tending
nrst toward on0 team then toward the Othor
Al length II went over Capt. DinsmOro's way
and kept going that way until Mr.. Brown called
time. and Dnsmoro 4 Co. were declared the
winners in minutes 6 ~ seconds.
As the rope was pulled out again. things
looked serious. But in less than two minutes
the winners of tho frst heat began to walk back
ward inch by inch on their heels. The other
team as slowly moved along toward the line
until time WAS called. Then Messrs DnsmOre
Leavlt, May. and De Goicouvra gracefully al
lowed Messrs. Halcey. Pollock Donald and
Sanction To pull them over tho line. Time |
minute and 81 seconds.
The sun., 1878-12-01

The Findlcy Mine Is owned by the Flndley
Gold Mining Company OF Georgia. which WAS
organized in July last under the laws Of the
state Of New York with par capital of t2O0.0O0.
divided into 1000 shares OF ono dollar each.
OF this one-fourth, or fifty thousand shares.
wero given for working capital, and OF these
shares twenty thousand were sold at iifty cents
The property located on the Yahoola River
consists, OF throo forty-acre lots, together ono
HunuIuu hhu tMpnV hcleS, Sluhttu vn hhu
forming the northeastern end OF the highest
ridge In Iumpkin County. known rs the Findley
ridge. Tho lots are Nos, 047. l0lS. 10s7. The
hill which composes this property Is 500 feet
high At Its crest. Of an average breadth OF half
a mile at lis base. and length Of about three;
quarters oi a mile IhG whole mass OF this hi
quantities. but OF sufficient richness 10 run
through tho mills ut profit. With the facilities
orc on from the cuts in tho sides Of the hills to
tho mill floors by water, II has been found profit
ape 70 WORK up WIN Ihe ore even tho surface
which necessarily has TO be removed. This
mass. however is not properly speak ing. pay
ore. but IL worked only because II has 10 be
got rid OF, and II pays perhaps. n dollar ton
TO run II through the mill. Probably when tho
mine ~ further developed by tunnel or other
wise the working Of this class OF stun will be
There are running through the entire prop
erty four distinct collaborating lodes. These
lodes trend northeast and southwest. parallel
20 the Blue Ridge and tho ioothlll Is. OF which
or six times richer than the general mass of
the hill. One OF these is the celebrated Flndley
which reaches the very crest OF the ridge. and
ls clearly traceable down TO tho level, OF the
which ia a decomposed and very fiiable quartz.
is estimated to yield through the mill from IS
TO t25 per ton. The amount OF II is practically
inexhaustibe.
This great sand vein" has the regular trend
and dip Of the ordinary quartz veins, and Is In
position" across the entire breadth OF lOt No,
The sun., 1878-12-01

with tho basket had washed ono basket OF
gravel. ho threw II into pile; this basket was
then replenishod. and thus the operation went
on, AZ nlRhtfall the rocker was cleaned out,
and tho gold separated by panning.
improvements In alluyial washing were rap
idly made. Perforated sheet and cast iron
plates were introduced instead Of the basket;
other kinds Of rockers, larger and better long
toms. rlincs' 40. were introduced. al being bet
yer herhaps than the hrst simple plan. but op;
all Intended to separate tho gold from the nllu-
vial dopoeit with greater facility BY these
capital. and worked by men Ignorant Of lho
proper mode Of extracting gold. large uuanti-
ties Of the precious metal were obtained Many.
returns for their labor and went home others,
then and since. wasted all they made.
Alter the distribution OF the lots among the
citizens OF Georgia by the state lottery. before
gangs ot negroes brcgSh: 10 Dby their owners
being much moro profitable than on the rice or
cotton plantations. BY this organized and d.
rected labor the gold was extracted very rapidly
placer deposits. To-day the tailings OF these
placer, workings can be seon in unsghtly
and ravine. with tho second growth OF timber
growing out through them. In every direction
within ten miles OF Dahonega. Many Of these
times, and still yield a slight percentage Of gold.
AZ tho deposits became gradually taken up
the veins which were found to abound in tho
hills especially about Dahionega. In that
vicinity several vein have yielded thousands
OF dollars, although the work upon them until
quite lately has been OF almost as primitive
character ns was the system pursued TO wash
out In the placers, II ia only In fact. within tho
last few years that anything approaching a
scientific method has been employed in tho
gold mining OF this section.
In 1898 branch Of the United States Mint
was established at Dahloneea in a building
erected Tor the purpose but which on tho re-
movnl OF the Mint TO California. was given by
fiONornmput a A grip a nj
school. attached TO the University Of Georgia at
Athens.
The sun., 1878-12-01

OF the universally Of the gold which per-
meates tho entire section enough has already
been written. The work of gold washing in
this region Ia on large masses OF material. too
poor in mineral 10 pay for hauling but amply
rich enough to pay for economic handling
Again, steam mills are Objectionable. Although
wood is abundant on all the hills a steam mill
occupies one or more hands in telling aud
hauling wood for fuel Water power is cheaper.
and attainablc In almost every section OF the
gold belt.
Tho writer obtained, while in DAhlonega.
from three experienced and practical suporin-
tcndcnts OF mines there. three estimates OF
working and milling the ores. The ngurps
were taken from actual running cNpciNs OF
mills worked 10y these q ullomcn. The gentle
men referred 10 nrc Mr. \, II, Hand, Superin-
The sun., 1878-12-01
LORD LORNE IN MONTREAL.
Hts Reply 10 an Address from the NJ An.
drew's ssOeIety-ReceIVIng Callers.

MONTREAL, Nov. 90.--This morning the
Governor General has been receiving callers
The clergy OF the Protestant denominations are
preparing to present addresses. Col. Steven
sented An address. His Excelloncy. who spoke
impromptu. expressed his thanks and those of
the Princess, for the more than kindly wei
come they had received, He pleasantly re-
marked that since leaving Great Britain they
had been under 1he, special guardianship of
charge by he was glad 20 say. not only his fel-
low countrymen. but all races that 90 10 make
up the Canadian people Englshmcn loved
their Scotch brethren, no doubt because they
got u king from scotland; France and her sons.
French army were Scots and lrlshmen, be-
cause scotland WAS only really an Irish colony
Yet he thought that ireland might feel rs proud
VI Scotland as GroAt britain did OF CanAdn.