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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-16
New Livery Stable
Singing school.

See notice of the opening of new Livery
table on Park street by G. Farnum.
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Thursday Morning Nov. Is, 1865
focal 4e"1A-
,hicago & Milwaukee Railway
Licensed Auctioneer.

YENHE PEOPLE OF Kenosha city aud county are re
Ill spectfuy informed that the subscriber, Licens.
ed Auctoneer Will sell at public Auctionsin all parts
of Kenosba County.
Kenosha, Feb. 2, 1864
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And Beautifying the Complexion,
NOT A FEW

of the disorders that affect mankind arise from
the corruption that accumuates in the blood. or all
the that have been made to purge 1t out
none can equal in effect Helmbold's Compound Ex-
tract of Sarsaparila 1t cleanses and aes the
blood, instils the Vigor of health into the system, and
purges the humors which make disease. II stimu-
lates the athY functions Of the body, and expels
the disorders that grow and rankle in the blood uch
remedy that could he relied has long been sought
for, and now, for the first Time the public have one
on which they depend. Our space here does not
admit OF certificates to sh its effects but the trial
OF singh bottle will show the sick that 1t has virtues
SURPRISING anything they have ever taken.
Two tabespoOnsfu of the Extract of Sarsaparila
added to plat of water equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, nd bottle fully equal to gallon Of the
Syrup Of Sarsapariila, or the doctrin usually
made.
kH- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USEIN TIE UNITED safes RHY, and are
also in VI ry general use in all the STATE HOSPIF>
AIS AND PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout the land a. well as II private practice,
and are considered as Invaluable remedies.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-16
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT


For weakness arising from Disease The exhausted
powers of Nature which accompanied by so many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found In.
disposition to Exertion. Loss of Memory Wakefulness
Horror of Disease, ForebIdings of Evil; in fact,
Universal Lassitude Prostraton and inability to
ter into the eDjoyments of society.
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HeImbold's Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSPA RIIA.

For purifying the blood, removing all chronic cons
stitutonal diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood and the only reliable and efectual known
remedy for the cure OF Scrofua, ScAld Heads Salt
Rheum Pains and Sweliings of the Boneg, liberation
of the Throat and Legs Botches Pimples the face.
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The Constitution, once affected by Organic Weak
requires the aid of med cine to strengthen and
inVigorAte the system, which Helmbold's Extract
Buchu Invariably does II no treatment is submitted
to, Consumption or Insanity ensues.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-16
The Best Tonic in the World.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

By many OF The most prominent
and successful Physicians IN the
country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01

Brief speeches were also made by It.
Gov Dillingham;, Gen. Truman Seymour,
Mai. Gen. Stannard, Gen. Phelps, Gen.
Foster, and other gentlemen
AT the conclusion of the exercises at
the grove, there was dress parade of the
military.
AT ) F. NJ. a meeting of the Historical
Society took place, at which interesting
historical papers were read, among them
a paper on the battle of Gettysburg, by
G. G. Benedict, Esq, of Burlington, who
was on the staff of Gen Stannard in that
fight. Also a "Serio-C Comic History of
June Trainings by L. l.. butcher, Esq,
of st. Albans.
The festivities of the day closed with a
display of fireworks. A grand military
ball took place at Library Hall in the eve
ming, at which the elite of Bennington
and many notable military gentlemen
were present. Mrs. jenkins was there
and had much to say about the elegant
tOilettes. Some of the fair ladies of New
York, Troy, Saratoga and Boston were
present.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01
ErrOrS About insects,

Several very erroneous statements con-
cerning these anoyances are constantly 90
inc the rounds of the press, and even find
anrnittance to books We propose TO
correct few of the more important
Plums are not safe from the crlrculio
''as soon as tho stone Is formed" If fie
first part of the season is favorable for the
curcullo's operations. the first SCI OF eg-S
Will be laid 10y the time the plums are lalf
grown. and early frui; Will escape with
but little further injury But a second
set Of egGgs will be ready for the later
piplms. and the first layinr Is otien 50 pro
tr;ic'ed a. to leave no appreciaile interval
between ii and the second
The apple borer cannot lie ext,rninat-
ed by any kind OF attack through the
round holes which IL makes in ihe lark
These holes are made by the matnre beetle
in escaping ircm the tree after the grub
has finished his work.
The caterpiliars cannot be overcome hy
destroy in their wel,s while iliev are for
aging abroad. Neither are ihey Always 10
he found al home mlii . o'clacl a NJ
Their habits vary with the weather, and
are guided ny acute insiinc.-
Honey bees are no; injurious 20 fruit
Even wasl,s and hoTncls prefer that which
has begun to decay, and raroly at;.lch Il
sound spot
Neither potato rot. pear blight or ''lacl,
knot are causel by any insect whatever,
As to plums and cherries. INJURY from ANY
Cause gives ali occasion for rot. All these
diseases, except Pear hight, are fully a.
ceri:iined 10 he, or be caused ly. FUNGI
Tie leaf blight OF the pear. ami that
which cracks the yirgalieu, the fungi hut
rs TO Tie terrible fire blight We haze 10
as yet
When you ace bird dive al 4 cherry.
and then you seea hole IN ihe cherTt, ar
YOU quite sure thai Tie bird made r!te
hole Many kinds Of bugs am tlieS MAKE
such hole. and biri who picks ihe,n
Dat i> dong you good service--Jolr,est
.t' Coaraarsc.
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sight of a likeness of bis fair CORES.
pondent. The mischievous wags had no
difficulty in inducing a young miss Of
seventeen to represent the beautiful "Ros-
alia,' and the photograph was sent Every
thing must have an end. and at last in
answer to the entreaties of Frelrick, ="
Rosalia consented to disclose her real name
and history. The names of his old school
mates who were concerned in the plot
were given in detail. and 80 Frederick .
was told that if he would send on ten
dollar greenback, they would drink to the
health of his prospective bride, his gentle,
beautiful and beloved 20 Rosalia." In
agination may conceive, but words canno.
paint the modification of a young soldier
of the Potomac. as he perused the last
epistle from his correspondent and realized
the truth of the declaration of the immor-
tai bard-tllat ''thc course of true love
never did run smooth
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In argument IN Fdc0r Of Mat.
sinsOssy.

We never remember. to have seen th,
field canraSsed from the point Of view
here chosen. We present it for the sag,
consideration of our fair readers:
No one will contend that there are M
crimes committed by married men. Fact.
would look such an assertion out OF coun-
tenance But it may he said with truth
that there are very few crimes committed
by married men compared with the num-
Der committed 10y those who are unmarri-
ell. Whatever faults Noltaire may have
had, he certainly showed himself a mall
OF sense when he said. The more mar
RED men you have the fewer crimes there
will be Marriage renders man more
virtuous and more wise" An unmarried
man Is but half of perfect being. and
it requires the other half to make things
right; and it cannot be expected that in
this imperfect state he can keep the straight
path oi rcctitude. any more than boat
with one oar. or a bird with one WING.
Catii hNti' Iuc SiidiSHt CcuISc HI IIlft
eases out of ten where married men be
come drunkardS. or where they commit
crimes against the peace of the conf
muniiv. the foundation of these acts WAS
laii while in single state. or where the
wife l., Us is sometime the case. an unSuii-
able match. Marriage changes the whole
current of Il mans feelings, and gives him
u centre for his thoughts. his affections.
The example and the interests Of his .'het-
ter half keep him from erratic courses,
and from falling into 4 thousand tcmp;a-
lions Ia which he would otherwise he ex-
posed. Therefore. the friend 10 marriage
Is the friend 10 society and TO his country
And we have no doubt bui Il similar effect
l. produced by marriage "n the woman
ihongh from the difference in their laho-.
and the greater exposure TO temptation or
the part of man. we have no doubt hut
man rcaps a greater advantage trom thC
restraining influences of marriage than
woman dies. Bu; as our Heavenly Fa.h-
er said, AT Il very early period in tle "a
i-;enoe Of human beings: Il, is not geod
for either TO be alone"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01
Justice For The Freedmen.

This Is tie WAY that Gen. Fiske. sssis-
;ant commissioner OF the froeilnen's bu-
re,lu. administers Justice to The freedmen
in Tennessee. rs told bv the Nashville cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gaze,te:
An old AMI highly respected citizen Of
Giles county. named ihernethy-a good
Methodist hv the wav-rei;,Sei 10 paw
hi~ colored laborers the wages he had
agreed 10 pay them. and. as last resort,
Two of the most intelligent OF his emplove-
came into The freodmen's court. made oa.i.
la the contract and io the fact OF non-pav-
mont. anI an order was acc0riinrly issued
TO bring the venerable patriarch into court
"a answer. When the order reached the
old gentleman he was astoni>hed hevond
measure. AMI doubtless. would not have
lei-ned 10 respond 10 ii had rot n guard
been present to enforce it. His neigibors.
of course. were greatly excited The ven
erabie old Abernethy arrested and ordered
to report forthwith st Nashville, Dis
patches We're sent 10 the city. AMI when
he arrived he was met at the depot and
escorted to Gen fisk's headquarters 10y q
respectable body of old citizens. whusl
woe-begone countenances indicated thl
deep disgust and horror which sweilcl
their chiyalrous hosons Arrived at head
quarters:
/, Abcrnethy-ls this Gen Fisk
Gen F.-Ies. sir.
Al should ike to know what an
brought here for d.
/ Gen.-Nery well {, give me Your name.
and can probably inform you.
, Any maine Is Abernethy. sir
Gen.-Abernethy. Yes. | remember.
Two citizens of Giles county. neigilbors ot
yours, Mr.. a. have appeared and made
oath to a very grave complaint againsi
YOU.
! A.-Ciiizens Of Giles county. Neigh.
horS of mime Good heavens. who can il
be,
! Il will read the declaration said tht
general. as he tool, the document from {
pigeon hole and began: Joseph and Pau
Abernethy, in the county of Giles. in tn
state OF Tennessee, being duly sworn. d,
testify etc, etc A. the reading proceed
+ ed, the old gentlemsn's eyes fairly bulr.,c
out, and he looked the very picture o
f amazement- AT length. unable to restrain
himself any LONGER, he exclaimed, foT.
: bless my soul, general. them amt m,l
neighbors: them's nv ni:%@@'-rs. 'lo.
are mistaken. AIr. A. replied the gen
eral. there are no such persons in Ten
r n4ssee now as "your niggers- .i">,-pi
and Paul Abernethy are citizens of Tea
nessee. and one of them claims even :
nearer relation 10 YOU; and the Strikia:
4 resemblance he bears 70 you gives counte
r nance TO the claim This home thrus
a cut the old man to the heart. and he cover
: ed his face with his hands, bowing hi
4 head for soms time. AT length he said
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01
Perils of Lore Making by Mail.

The Manchester Mirror tells the follow
ing good story:
\ voun. soldier belonging 10 New
Hampshire regiment. while far away from
the fair danScls of his native state.
thought il would b. relief 10 his loneli-
ness ii h. could persuade some one of
them 10 bold communication with him !v
letter. So he placed an advertisement in
the New hampshire papers. inviting some
beautiful and amiable ynllng la'!y between
sixteen AMI twcntv-four years OF arc 10
open correspondence with .'Frc,lerick'' OF
the u New Hampshire regiment. with a
view TO liiatrimomy. Some wa@1i~h ac-
qlaintanceS of the Young soldier in this
city who saw the advertisement and knew
lis origin. resolved to crafty his desire fnr
female almircr to the full extent of their
power. and secure at the same time liz
tie amusement for themselves \ letter
was dispatched TO him by one OF the wag>
forthwith written in the most delicate fe-
male hand. in which "Rosalia Temple
ton" whose name appeared at the close
expressed the most tender love and SYM
pathv for Frederick The latter WAS ov-
erjoyed. and responded in the most ardent
manner. Ros3.lia replied, declaring
that life would be insupportable unless sh,
could cherish the hope that she mig ght
eventually repose in the embraces of tn,
gallant and patriotic young soldier, hel
beloved correspondent. In the mos; pas
sionate manner she cntreated him moi IL
let her '.burst in ignorance Of his rca
name and history. She also begged h
would send her bis photograph, that sh'
might feast her eyes upon the features o
her dearest :. Frederick She assuret
him that her father had ample stores o
wealth. and that when the war was owe
they would resign every care. and nothin:
. should disturb their unalloyel bliss.
"The hear ., the dreamer beat high in his sTeas,.'
, and without moments delay he arrave
himself in his best: leach particula
. hair" was made smooth and sleek. an
: his photograph was taken and di~patehe
, to the beautiful heircss in New Hamu
5 shire. His name, his parentage. an
every important incident in his histor
were faithfully recorded in letter whic
: accompanied his photograph. and he beg
ged that in return be might be blessed WIT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01

The press agent AT Washington tele-
r-aphS that the presi lent a'lj III, caaia-i
are a unii Oh the sul,i =. .. lae gocrz L.
zation of tie lately r,h-iiiaa- s,:..s,, ha.
that tLey don Il quite agrec in regard 40 tic
trial of JEFF Davis rha pre-5.i,a' wla.s
10 have him tried before = cirii coar, frr
high treason. and some of ihc ca',ia-1
wan; to have him iricl ,,eia7a = ll.i.,l''ir
commission upon othrr ch.4l=se-, "a i
Justice Chase viii soon arrive ii h..s-illl--
ton AMI the president viii consult with
him in regard TO tie manner and manages
ment OF Davis trial
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.
United States Internal Revenue Taxes.

uittu RtStnut ld4eSs
Notice is hereby given that the annual Taxes
oi the I'd Collection District of Vermont upon
|, comes. Licenses, Carriages, Billiard Tables,
Watches Musical Instruments, Plate. &C.. under
the provisions Of the various acts of Congress,
authorizing an Internal Revenue, are now due
aud payab e. and that or ny deputies will attend,
al the following p aces, to receive the same, viz
Caledonia County.
Collectors Office. St. Johnsbury House, st
Johnsbury, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 4, ), and I.
Hurlburt's Hotel Waterford. Friday, Sert. 8.
Darling's Hotel, Lyndon. Monday. Sept. II.
Ruggles' Hotel, Lyndon Center. Tuesday, Sept
Y.
Webb's Hotel, Eas, Burke. Wednesday, Sep l3
Trulls Hotel, West Burke, Thursday, Sept IA
sutton Corner FRIDAY. Sept. j.
Fosom's Hotel, Sheffield, Saturday, from A
NJ to II NJ. sept Is
Miles Hotel, Wheelock, Saturday NJ. Sep. 16
Smiths Hotel, Danvi!e, Monday, Sept Is.
East HarIwick, Tuesday, Sept. l9, from A, NJ
TO y NJ
South Hardwick, from to 4 P NJ. same day.
V,acham Corner. Wednesday, Sept. 20
Ford's Hotel, Barnet. Thursday, Sept. 81.
Coossuck House, Wells River, Friday. Sept %
Monthly returns. due and unpaid, will be re
wed al the above times and places.
Taxes can be remitted by other persons. or b
mail, for which receipts and licenses will be r.
turned.
CHARLES S DANA,
Collector I'd District of Vermont.
s.. Johnsbury. Aug. l2 1865. 64-6G
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01
Il Short HtstOree.

Jefferson D.
He
Is of first family.
His and he
Could whip any three
Or five Yankee
Chaps you see.
He-He-He-
pardon its frequency
Would rule land and sea.
And make all men free
In fact, very free.
Except the darkee.
Or, failing in that idee
Would in last ditch Quoting Annie Laurie
Lay him down, and dee!
By and by. he,
OD
Would make the mig" free,
Provided he
Would shoulder fusee
And help Lee
10 fight for slaveree-
Which he (''nigo'O couldn't "see."
Paca timepo, Grant he
Used up Lee;
When d.
Concluded to flee
With his specie.
Twas foot against chivalry-
Or horse against mule. or ass, may be,
Ofthe three.
It's easy to see
Which would be winner.
Down on the Ocmulgee
They caught the old sinner.
He was caught in petit
| How do you suppose!
| Up q tree!
Why no, in woman's clothes!
He; He! He!!
j. D..
In this extremity,
Flourished his bowie
Tremendously;
And Mrs. d.,
She
With nothing to wear" you see
AS he
(AfOreSaid d.
Had on her hoops and She
Told the regiment ito be
Careful how they provoked the
PRESIDENT, or he
In his fury
Might hurt somebody
Cut their-hearts Out-d'ye see?
Finally,
He and she,
Or. rather. she and he.
Or she or he.
(I'he matter is mixed slightly,
As to which wears the bree-.)
Whichever it may be;
Bowed the knee
70 grim necessity
And the Fourth Michigan Cavalry.
And said "Peccari!"
Dear me!
Is this the wee
Small end of ''Chivalry!"
Fiddle-de-dee.
Boston Herald.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01

T Well, general. what are you.going to.do
about itr i am going to do justice he
replied DO you owe these men the
amount they claims If YOU do. you
must pay it The old gentleman came
down at once, acknowledged the debt. and
Promised to call and settle il the next day
he >, next day he came, paid the dept in
iuii: and entered into a written contract
with bus employees for the future"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-01

Successors to Geo A. Simmons, wholesale dealers In
kEKOSENE SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OILS
AND SPERM CANDLES,
Dot State. AND II Commerce Street Boston.
= R,RSry H. r. SPENCER W.
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GEO. &, Il GEO. W. CtHO
RARNEY. SPENCER & WEST.

COCNSELLu AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Procure Pensions BuUuttS and Back Pay due deceaSt
Soldiers.
LYNDON VERMONT.
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THE ED0NIAN
sr JOllNSBURY, VT.
OFFICE. u.xt door north Of Court House.

TEAMS -One ropY per anuun ................ St.o'
II paid strictly III advance. -o'
POSTAGE-rhe p0.:age Oh TIE CALHn"stAs to sub
cribrr, in this county il free TO part OF the United
stats. outside Of this county hve cent. psr {"
ssy :uts per year payable in advance ut the ofice
where paper received. Transient eopss can De seh'
ia package. Of three or less for two cent?
TERMS OF ADVERTISING For one .quaIe az lines
thi. .zr typ. three Insertions or iesa p Each ad-
d.;ioaal ns tc!l. cent. square yearly sohtrsets
made the - square Tor any part OF coiuihh
Bulne. Cards a line per year llber..on1 Estrays
No,iccst Iexisialr. 81 10 sach IN advance Obitua-
rios six cents u line
SPECIAL 70 - IBsiRIRE!.S.-EIrh s.lbscr'ber uil'
tuJ ~, h.. oc.,.1,er ettJl trrh his address tie
dae 10 ,shica he Au pad. Nhe" 'Ir payment Is nad'e
th Dat ,,,l BE- O i.SIxef T. co7t.1o'ddndV i the change
4, ma, ma eorec, the hr second paper rn the
f,us ~ r.1yms,u u. csh 70 be rUt,toi nn,hediatels.
ry- \. our papers nov ali directed by machinery
,e,snno: deliver them al this office, or at any other
mace sIcyp tn pos oice address o. me subscrber
- tor subscribers order the address Of
r paps1 changed unless they give the post office to
which Il ia. been sent well the 10 which they
p,.h Il .en'.
hob PRINTING o. all kinds done At living prices
p.n..s AMI C.rI= kept co!.tanly 0 lend.
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VI. =. BURR Il CO.,

Wholesale and retail dealers in
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGS, HAIR PREP
AKAIIoSS TOILET ARTICLES. PERFCMEEY, &c,
70 fremont Street next door to the Museum Entrance
NJ. :. BURR,
EDW +. KEYES, BOSTON.
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CENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE
NCLOTHlNG-Coats. Pants and Vests-just
received from some Of the best ciothiers in New
York and Boston, at FAIRBANKS.
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gfOUCHTON Il HUNTER,
4eiSrelianeous Cards.

G. y. iIADLEY, Licensed AuctiOneer,
WEST CONCORD. VT. t67
ID. MORSE, Licensed AuctiOneer.
ISLAND POND, VT. tmyG6
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CLA ii 4 G. f. N 7.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BARIoN, Vt.
VIII attend Courts Ill Orleans and Caledonia Counties
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.IOuNsBuRY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ROSS Il BURBANK,

ROSS Il BURBANK,
SOLICITORS AND MASTERS IN CHANCER1.
ST. JoHsssURY, VT.
WnI attend to legal matters in Orange Orleans, Essex
and loua counties and give eSpecia Aeh ION 70 the
roI,con OF claims from abroad throughout northern
y.lrudt aud New Hampshire W Ill also attend Justice
tra- IL this town and other towns in the County.
JosAIHAS Ross H. A buRBANA'
Jan J.. 1863.
j. d. GOULD,
Agent for GREAT WESTERN LAKE SHORE R. R.
Agricultural Warehouse-R. R. Street. tApr66
%. KILBOURNE, d. DIS.
DENTAL SURGEON,
Once. Corner Main and Central streets
A. J. WILL I'd,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
SOLDIERS BACK PAY, BOUNrlES AND PENSIONS
obtained. ~ charges unles, successful.
JOHN BACON, I'd n co.
DEALERS IN HIDES LEATHhR AND OIL
st. JOhnsbury CeniTe,Nt
DIR. }. l.. PERKINS,,
u J.. \ Il | = 7.
once, Corner Of Main Street and Eastern Avenue
EMILY A. VARNEY, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN x SURGEON.
Office opposite J. C. BIyCHAa's DRUG STORE.
X. Il. BLACKSTONE'S
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
First door to the right, up stairs, UNION BLOCK.
NEWELL x BROOKS,
YSICIANS x SURG EON S
OFFICE HowARD's BOOKSTORE.
DR. Ms residence. Main st, opposite North Church
Dr BIS residence Central ST, e! house ron Summe er ST
). MUTT,
7
Opposite Passenger Depot.
Miss l.. NcDOUGALL
DEALER IN MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS
Opposite Caledonian Once.
F.. Il. GAGE, ARTIST,
ar ST. JOHNsBURY PORTRAIT GALLERY;
AMayotypeS, Metinotypes, anu liiesize Photographs
Better and cheaper than elsewhere.
GEO. :. SHAW,
INSURANCE AGENT.
Otnce over +. JrwETI's Store.
G. G. CHILDS,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEwELRy. SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, ,sPEcTAcLEs, BOOKS STATIONERY
GOODS TOYS, &c.
yaIrIg and engraving done with eegaicea ana prompt
less. Opposite old Post Once. Main street
WM. ii. HORTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR and dealer in Gents Fur
nshng Goods. Railroad street.
G.. B. BULLARD,
PLY SICIAN An ID q f y n.
Resi- ece and Onicr of Central and Spring Ss
PASSI MpSlC LODGE, No. ~, r. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALI.-BINGHAM'S BLOCK.
Stated meeting Sept IS. Called meeting Oct. 5.
(LtuG5yI L. J. DALTON, Sec'y.
OLIVER T. BROWN,
CLAIM AGENT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
EAST ST. JOHNSBCRY, VERMONT
uOUGHTON II HUNTER,
HOMGPATHICIANS,
Main street ST. Johnsbury. Vt.
NJ. L. HOCGIoS, D. " HUNTER, NJ D.
j. r. LADUCER, Agent,
Manufacturer of
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BARTLETT Il BELDEN,
ATTORNEYS K COUNSELORS AL LAW,
McINDOES FALLS, VT.
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HIRAM \. CUTTING,
WILLIAM ". CIRCUIT,

GOVERNMENT CL AIM AND INSURANCE AGENT,
Luneuburg. Vermont
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. AN
SOLICITORS AND MASTERS IN CHANCERi.
Sr. JOHsssURY, VI.
WuI attend TO legal matters in Orange Orleans Essex
ami Juia counties and give especial Aten Ion TO the
rIou Of claims from abroad, throughout northern
yr,mit aud New Hampshire. VIII also attend Justice
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