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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-07
A Ghost Under the Sea.

81 had one very thrilling adventure
while diving" said Captain Paul Boy
ton, the celebrated swimmer, to a New
York reporter, whom he was telling
some of the early incidents of his career.
awe had anchored in the bay OF Cam
peachy, where Mexican brig bad stood
over and gone down. Only two men of
the crew had been saved. The name OF
the ship was Avarada. We were told
that her topmast was sticking out OF
the water: but after proceeding upon
accurate bearings for several days we
were unable to find it. We were cruIs-
about coral reef one Sunday morning,
and happening to lean over the taffrall
at the right moment l saw many faith
oms below long, dark line stretching
out under the crystal water. L c0nelud-
ed that this was the mast, and that the
vessel Law on her side. We dropped an
Choir, and l put on a diving dress and
went down. We had been told that
six people were lost. Among them was
the captains niece, a young woman
about eighteen years of age. l got to
the bottom near the brig and walked
around it, taking care to keep the air
tubing clear from the keel SO as not to
break it. Not sixty yards from me rose
the white wall of the coral reef. There
were great holes in the bottom of the
hulk. | got aboard, and, on feeling
around, found that the matches were
still closed. The sails hung down in
clOgging masses on one side. The ship
looked weird and strange enough | can
tell YOU. | went down into the cabin.
The floor was so steep | could hardly
walk. On one side there was state
room, and this was the side which lean
ed toward me. Wishing to see whether
there was any treasure aboard | picked
up bar which | had with me and struck
the door two or three times. 1t did not
bulge, and then | got the bar in the
crack next the post and began to pry.
Suddenly, as / was looking up-tOr you
must understand that it was above me
it swung clean open, and the corpse
of beautiful woman, clad in her white
night clothes, with her face toward me,
slowly fell over toward me- and tioated
down through the water head foremost.
Before | could move-and if | had
wished to | was par;IlyZed with horror
her hand touched my helmet with Il
| light blow, and heI feet struck the tioOr.
! The light poured around her from Il
portfolio in the state-rOOm. | remember
just how that face looked. Tie eyes
were wide open and starting from their
sockets; the lips were gasping, and the
matted hair lifted and trembled and
waved with hermotion like long fihers of
seaweed. When could recover myself
| shook off the hand with all the power
1 could muster. 1t seemed to clutch at
me, and | was frightened. When | got
on deck, however, | felt better, and we
fastened Il line to the corpse and drew
it up. She must have jumped out of her
bunk just as the brig went down, and
died in trying to open the door"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-07
NOTICE.

The subscribers desiring to close out their win
GOODS Shawls. Scarfs, Nubias Leggings. Ladies'
ana ana Gents Underwear, Cardigan Jackets, and
Blankets AT COST and all other goods at greatly
reduced prices sie"'S
We keep constantly on hand a good line of DRY
and Fancy Goods and Groceries Please call snS
examine prices before purchasing elsewhere.
G. A. c. & Fl. A. BABBITT.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. g. 1879. sstf
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Physicians, and Dentists Charges.

In the general reduction OF prices,
whv is it there are certain exceptions !
In this article | speak of two classes,
who, so far as / know, charge the same
for their services as during the flush :
times. First, the doctor. | know not
how it is in Northampton, but I'D our
town the charges are three times what
they used to be, when all kinds OF pro-
duce and manufactured articles were Oh
the same basis as now. What reason
for this Now it is fact that I'D three
cases out of four, in our country towns,
the clergyman has much larger capl-
tai as represented by his education than
the doctor, as ..stock in trade" the for
mer almost invariably having had an
academic, collegiate and seminary
course, covering eight or ten OF the best
wears of their lives while the most OF
latter have only had the academic, mot
always that,) with some ''readings" I'D
private Offices, and limited "lecture
courses" If any one is surprised at this
statement, let him inquire carefully,
and he will verify it. Now the clergy
man, almost universally, has been cut
down in his salary until the case is
coming to be rare one where he gets
thousand dollars for bis services, run
ming from that down to six hundred,
and perhaps lower. In these same towns
the doctors incomes may be put, the
lowest of them, at about where the
highest of the clergyman's ends, ana
running from that up into several thou-
sand. Here we speak that of which we
have knowledge, gathered from the
doctors themselves. In these same
towns, we might add, that the majority
of the farmers have sharp struggle to
''bring the year around" foregoing ev-
erything in the shape of luxuries, aud
many of these farmers, too, have had as
generous culture in the common school
and academy as the doctor they employ.
Isn't here plainly case in the general
reimbursement of wages for the reduction
knife
Again, as to the other class, gloryinS
in the same prefix to their names. sit
in the dentists chair for three minutes
lob, pulling tooth, and he coolly
pockets half dollar for it, same us III
the 'war times" when it neUer ought tu
have been half that. He does little
filling, occupying all hour or two, and
bleeds me to to the tune of several dol
lars. If | remark that think 1t rather
steep, he is pleased to remind me that
the material he uses is very costly, when
| am not so verdant as not to know that
it does not represent ten per cent. oil
the charge. Please tell us if there Is
anything in the capital, or skill, or time
or expense given to the preparation tol
these professions, to warrant such dis
proportionate charges to nearly all 9th
er kinds of business Then the lawyers
but we must wait another ISSUE
Correspondent Northampton Gazette.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-07
Oysters! Oysters
MATTHEW'S & PETTENGILL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Oysters.
st. Johnsbury VT.
Burlington and LamoiIIe Railroad.

Commencing January 5th, 1878, trains will
run as follows:
GOING EAST.
MIXED leaves Burlington at 700 a. m. arrives at
Cambridge Junction at 1905 a. m.
MAIL leaves Burlington at 4:52 p. m, arrives at
Cambridge Junction at 6:45 p. IN, 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. IN.
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
$40 p III.
MoRNINGAND 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,
M +: SPRAGUE, General Manager
Gen. Fr't and Pasr Agt
Burlington, VT. Jan. r. 1878. l6tf
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AUCTION BILLS

orders Tor auction bills by morning mails car
usually be filled and returned on evening train,
SAINT uay. Our facilities for Half and Whole Sheet
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE
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LEGAL BLANKS s.
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MORTGAGE DEEDS
QUITCLAIM DEEDS
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PERSONAL PROPERTY MORTG AGE
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JUSTICE TRUSTEE WRITS
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NEW BILLS IN CHANCERY
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DISPOSITIONS AND CERTIFICATES
| COMPLAINTS
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VENIRES
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ETC. ETC. ETC.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale or To Rent.
JERSEY STOCK

49, If you wish for a that gives rich
HV33tx milk one-fourth cream which makes
TTT nice Gilt Edged butter try the Jerseys.
-zA-szA- The young calves are easily learned to
drink mature young usually giving milk before
two years old are hardy and gentle. Bear good
keeping and kind treatment. but will do better ON
short feed and dry pastures than the larger breeds
and are excellent dairy cOaCs. When giving milk do
not take flesh but all extra feed goes to produce
more milk. They take on flesh very easily when
not giving milk, making the very best of beef.
VIM. d. BRONSON of East Hardwick Vt. has
made speciality of them for Dairy Cows, and has
been very successful in raising good cOacs. He now
offers a few choice animals for sale
Nov 90 1873
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Economy is Wealth.
now TO SAVE MONEY.

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BoWditch's Flower Seeds.

My New Catalogue for 1879 is the best and most
comprehensive work issued. 1t contains numerous
Engravings. illustrating thousands of the best
Flowers and Vegetables, and also descriptions of
all the Beautiful Plants. Mailed for cent stamp
To customers free. Seeds or plants by express or
mail. Safety guaranteed.)
VIM. E. BOWDITCH.
67-74 GAS Warren ST., Boston, Mass
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Including Bronze Match Safes, Ash
Trays, Picture Frames, Candle Sticks,
School States, Bracelets, Combs. Port
monnaies, Perfumerys, Flavoring Ex-
tracts, Machine Oil, Fancy Toilet Soap,
Ink, Mucilage with brush.) Tooth
Brushes, Hamburg Edges, doz. spools
Basting Thread, Jewelry, Coral, Jet,
Garnet, &c. Ruches, Handk'fs, Ties,
Bibs. Also large variety of tin arti-
Giles: Plates, Dishes, Cups, Pals,
Strainers, Dust Pans, Ladies', Spoons,
Dippers, Toasters, Pie Crimpers, Egg
Beaters, Cake Turner'S, Good Table
Knives aud Forks.
Having bought largely, of these goods in market
this week and in addition having Just bought the
entire stock of this class of goods of A. Boutin we
have an assortment which it will pay Onr custom.
ers to inspect. Special attractions on our
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-07

MOLASSES. KEROSENE. CIDER
VINEGAR, PICKLES, SUGAR.
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES AT
ROBINSON'S, AVENUE HOUSE.
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LAB ELS

Furnished in large small lots and desirable
styles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-18
Ey Greon y V;;sn. EuaLionanrs

~ SitSil iSt, Nu!!.lti!IEt!.
{ iUM N3&SI1AHE2 SALE OF a VAIN
- ABGHSMALl. EAEM uih!SE I'D I'll i:
SUBURBS OF Ii.E CITY-By virtue Of a
decree of tho Circuit Court To- Ala1andris
county, Virginia, rendered! vi lis August tnEn,,
1860. i'll the suit Of Mary I. Li1yd. guardian,
psirtit, w. j. /. Tsbh, et nl,. deiendshts, III
chenCery, the undcraignGd, commissioner thero-
in named will proceed, on THURSDAY, tho
18th day Of December, 1879. 81 l. O'clock, il
front of the Mansion iiousH Hnte IN tie city ot
Alexandria, Vs.. 10 sell by rablic audtioa, II
TRACT OF LAND, lying III A!ezsndrlH ccun-
", Va, about ono iaiio northwest OF thu city.
containing abapt sixty sctoa CT high land and
meadow. beautifully located. anI improved By
q FRAME DWELLING. Ki!chcn, &C., coed
barn and stables, orchard OF gCod i.uit. cisls.n
Gnd strcGn Of w::tcr running through tho placo.
Would mako COED dairy farm Tho land I'd
loins Harper, Wolf GEi others, Ind is bounded
OIL tho southwest by tho old Lceshurg road.
Terms; One tenth Of tic purchase nlan0y 10
bo paid Il. cash, and for tho residue tho bonds OF
tho purchaser, with security, al e, II snd is
months. to be taken for tho deferred puy monis,
with lntercs! from tbs day Of sale, and The tile
TO be retained until they aro fully paid. CON
yeyaEcing 1T the Cnsi Of tho uuIChAsoe
n0v l1-2I9ts H. W. WATTLES, Comm r
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Oct5-ts

hE O,rlCE I'll HOtIS bsye
AS for ssie u! very low prices, y. S. Hing ST !,
corner nl Eoysl, Carpet S.:etchers Jack Claws,
Jack Hammers. Co,i Holds. Coal Snove!s, i'ck .
ccs, t;iovo Polish, puslihg Brushes ScrTb.ine
Proof Csrps! and Plain Ecit, Knives and Forks.
Csrvcfs and Forks, Kitchen Knives Kitchen
Spoons. Bsktns FsEa. Frying Pms and msny
ether goods in he ssma line: which We will sell
p; old prices, an: some las& Lhsn cost. Gall
and sse.
nov J. I. CREIGHTON d SON.
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TUE FOLLOWING FRIES: :
DISCS CUBE FOR CoNSUMPrlON :

}SlSOS CURE FOR CUNSUMPTION- -
4 1t ia now some ton years sinco wo first inc
Ha!ucod to our trade tho above valuable mcG-
enc, and it has me! with inc rrasing favor durin z
all that tire. FOR all manner Of coughs III Il
COLDS 1t has proved itself certain, saia snd plcss
an! specific. Tho proprietor, in accordancn with
thospirt of the lmes. has enlarged tho dollar
bottle to twice lis formor siEa and has rCcuced
NE prIca OF the fifty cent bottle 10 twenty. Eve
cents. We are prepsred to supply tho trsde y.
inc prOprlctot's lowest wholesale rates.
JkNNEY ~ CO,
nOIS 1ih E;nu
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TIE MATEoRIC SHOWER Professor Ticc,
having proved false prophet, let Us sec
wheteC Professor Proctor knows any moro about
it than Professor Tue
Professor Proctor. 10 his lecture on "the won.
deEs OF tho hcavep," delivered in New York,
tpokc of tho meteor systcms. He said that be
had recently been led to adopt tho opiuion that
some oil the mctcolic stones that fall upon tho
Garth had their origin in tho earth 10 tho
youthful volcanic period of her existence ages
ego. Sirco then they have sRupg 10 orbits
around tho suu, and, as The Garth orbit crcssss
theirs, it happens that at times, somo of them
are called by her attraction aud so they cease
thu ir wanderiogs and fail t) rest on the b;som
of thoir mother. Oa the night of November
q, tho lesurcr said, We may expect to sec q
brilliant displsy Of metoors radiating from
point near the star Gamma, in the right foot
of tho constellation Andromcia. which is now
| nearly overhead at about 10 o'clock at oiSht.
1t has been ascertaiaed that mctcGrs follow 10
| ls9cks 10 Tho track Of comets. lu 1916 Biea's
| comet was observed 10 split il two. The two
parts each had head and tail, and they
rushed on side by side, DOW one appears tho
brighter and now the olher. untll shsy Gisap-
i peared. at their return, ia 1852, they were yet
kcoriog up their swift raco, but they had very
much changed in form. In 1859 thsir perihelon
passage Was too near too sun TO permit them 10
| be observed In 1861, when they should have
bcen seen again. they could not be found. They
| wero also missed in 1871. Eut il had occurred
to Alexander Herschel and Professor Procto:
that ct the timo when tho earth crossed the path
| Of thoae comets il would be we'll to look out for
meteofs. M,teors were lookod for, aad very
| brilliant display was seen on November q. a
German astronomer WAS 80 sure that this dis
play was cauaed by the earth meeting the frsg
nents Of the missing comets that nc telegrsphet
TO an observer stationed in tho southern hem:-
sphere, "Bela touched The earth November u.
Look out for il in tho opposite quarter" Tho
| astronomer looked in the direction indicated.
snd saw patch of light, lko cloudlet of little
stars, moving rapidly across tho hesvens. II
! spod on until j: disappeared. 1t came rushing
out OF the north and disappeared in the south.
Prof. Proctor thinks that the great msss of The
disEipsted comet did not meet the esrth, but it
| passed 30 close that the outlying parts Of tho
cluster touched the earth. On reyt Thanks
giving night this swarm Of Tying meteorS will
again come flying out of the northern heavens.
and Prof Proctor predicts that then there will
be brilliant dsplsy in the sky. Il may not
J happen, ne ssd becsuse perhaps the meteoric
cluster may have been dssipated, but lie felt
pretty certain that there will be displsy. The
lecturer advised astronomers to keep lookout
for about q week previous to tho 9th inst in
that quarter Of tho heavens from which the me.
teors approach in ORDER If possible, TO detect the
cluster IS it rushes end on toward the earth.
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Hy ON eMl " Eucas, AuctinneGrs.

ny " Nchl " I!uChs, :SuCtiDGrGfS.
Is. Wnaa.ey ct Sls.
We In GhsECarS
ida Lemo OF ais
Esf VlRfU Of * ipc;oN Of iia Eurpurstioa
GO Court 81 the CITY oi hioxarGriH. To1duscd
at its October term, 1879 in tho .h0vo rauso. tho
undersigned, commissioners, Will, on TIL Is
DAY, the :5:h day of Noverater, 1879. 81 II
O'clock n. before tho entrance Of tho Corpora
ton Court House of Aicxsndra city, on Fairfax
street, sell hy public auction 10 tho highest bid
ncr, that VHiUABLE HOUSE, end LOT CT
GEO UND on the west sido OF 81. aeGph street,
bounded and described rs io!ows: Bosinaine Z
on tho west s;e OF 81. AsaDh street two hundred
and aixLy-tv7o feet Eve inches south Of GI:rbon
ttrcsl, and running thence south with St. 6saph
street fifteen feet eight std ono halt inches
thence westerly and parelsl 10 tiihhon streaL
enc hundred and twenty, thrco feet iqe inches
thence north parallel to st. hsaph street fifteen
feet eight snd Ora half irchos; thence WITH s d.
rect line to tho beginning.
Terms On third OF tho rutchssa !nn!cg in
cssh Tie res :dua in thrcn Isisa payments, pay
| sblo respectively in six, Twelve Grd eighteen
months from tho dsy Of ahis tho deferred ray-
| ments TO be secured by the bonds Of the rurchss
| or with good personal security, with inta7es
from the dsy Of Ralo, aid tho title OF The properly
| to be retained until tho whole purchase prco is
| psid. X. X EN- PER,
JOHN :. CHAPMAN
| octR-ts Commissioners
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hnlHann ~ SnG :. u'aloc!;-
ThD6 As i. LOVE
BG John W, s,rshsm Aur.incco,


fEN K u STEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
= PkOPERTY IN FAIkEAX UOUNTY. -
Hy v!rtua oE Il deoi ot trust from Alfred Hay!iss
and John 4. Ssrtca sni wiio. dated tho Y III dag
ct January, 1877, md duly of record among !ho
and rccatds Of Fairfax county, in libar W, No.
.. folio A}5. and for tho purroso therein mon.
Toned, tho unda72igAol will offer !pr ss!o l!y
public auction, in front OF the Court House door
st Farlax Court House. on MONDAY, the
lbLb day OF December, 1879, (cour. dsyj aj IL
O'clock M, to the hshosl bidder, tho TRACT
or i'AF conveyed by tho above monGjDncd
toot, and described therein 80 tulIows. viz: One
cer;sin Lract Of land knowu as kEEN'S MIL,
TRACT, situated on tho south sida Of pohic95
Kun. iG tho district OF Ice, county 9; Fairfax,
@lst9 ol Virgins, and contains, by recent sur
Vey, ono hundred and iorty-GRa and = half scrog
10 which survey for th9 tnetes and bounds Tni-
sroace is had.
Terms Ui Sslc: So ,nuc:. cash as will nsy
costs OF sa!o. also the EuGl of I've hundred dol
! !AEi with interest thereon FROM the GTth day Of
January, 1877, uatl paid End ii there be any
| Tesiduo OF such purchase moaoy, the same shall
DO made payahls st such timo or timo., and b.
secured in such manner W tho Said Esyliss And
SeFten sha direct. in csse Of their iailttro {;
give ouch directions ~ such time and in suct
| 'anhnner, as Tho undersigned sh. I'll think IT,
| Aowl;: Wis g. ~. HUNT, Trustee.
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fESHU3TEE'3 SALE OF A HOUSE Ard
4 I.GT'

By vis!uc If s decd of trust from .!eraes vgiuI-
sor, dstad tho l2lh day of December, 1873, re-
corded 10 iber Nc. ! page 49, in tho CLERKS
Office OF the Corporation Court ot the city Of
A!eZsndEia, AID Tor tao purposes therein laen-
toned, tho undersigned will oDer for Gale by
day OF December, 1879, about u NJ, in front Of
,ta premises, iu A!exandfis, We, tho LOT OT
GHOUND, in the said city, situstod on tho
south side OF Duko street between Water street
in0w Eco r.ree') and Union street bagia.irS on
DHse street 81 the westnn0st cocnc. CT 10. No. IS
IL the o5'S'Ea! plan CT the zaid city, s1d running
soGth with !ine OF ssii 10: IS Igc;, mcra or less
10 Az fact aIlo?; thcEco With ssid u!ay aast
s~anty ::tti .fcace with Inc ps7alIel wi;h tho
LIS: line 10 Duko street thenca with Uuks stree,
| to the beginnng, with the IMPROVEMENTS.
waye, alloys end &Ypu7len.nccs thereto balGns :.
| Jag. Terms Of sslo-cash
nov :-cotd JAMES ~ -. Trustee
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&SEA FISH GUHNO. .GhsSss
W AO pEk TON OE ZOO LES. I'd ~

W I'D ~ LEX IUN DE NUO LBS, u AS ~
tm now prepared to furnish the sb0vo valu-
aDLn fertilizer 81 the low price OF s21U per ton Of
'"p lbs. delivered OF cars or DoSts. II Is in It's
crude state, anG farmers III wHHi had better or
M nef e@ty. 60 they can prepare IL for ia seeding.
HGTn IS nothing IT. this eisno but tho pure iish
win The oil extracted (which is said by .I ehcIn-
'Sta 10 he 10 feriiiiZer.) 1 cE.n refer 10 thrso
sod II 70 s.; spring, most CT whom have already
Sc1' IN LiU7 orders tor more 10 their " ea
"H& IL THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
/ AhES +. CAELIN & SONS, G3 King ST.,
- A!eZandris Va, would invite the attention
y! country merchants and others TO their fui;
Eng complete stock rf HARDWARE, CUT.
LEN /, firo Iron. Steo Nails, Horse Shoes,
", which they o!icr u Lowest market rates.
bNEECh-L0AUlNG GUNS--Gr3n to-day
AZ assortment Of Guns, a. 81. Q. Shells, Losd-
'HE Implements Bolts, &C., nj lowest cash rates.
JbS. Z. CARLIN 81 SONS,
SOP - G3 king street.