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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-21

UxE SIMrLE MAsME1ADsL-Av Avant-hier au
s6ir nous avo,,s encore Ell le triste spectacle
de voir uTe figure en- marmelade. Mons de.
rons .ajotter que 1e cnfsinier qui a 81 artistic
merit confectionnee C. met, ma guere 1babi-
thae de Sc livrer une sembiable occupation,
ct nous creyons meme que c'est la premiere
fois one eela lni arrive,--il men Que plus de
merite.--H faut REINSTATEMENT qn,iI ait etc
bien supple ct en6n pousse a bout par des
paroles plus insclentes nn'afectueuses, pour
slccon,mcler une figure de Ia sorte ct pour
mons .cenyainrre cue Ton trouve toajeurs &C
que ron cherrhe.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-21
R ES0LUTION No. 9, N. S., allouan
= Ncinn cents piastres a NM. Hodges & But


= scinq cents piastres a NM. Hodges & But
Ter, arpenteurs. 4ab
Quill soft reselu s-Qne lie President du
Juri d. Police soft autorse de tirer sur le tre-
sorier pour, Ia somme de cinq cents piastres
(S50O,00) afn de reg 'er Ia reclamation de MN.
Hodges& u Butler, pour parpentage ct Ia carte
qu'ils ont fait de Ia partie inferieare dn Bayou.
Que cette samnie de cinq cents piastres sera le
reglenent entirer ct final de Ia reclamation
de NM. Hodges g. Butler pour leur arpantage
etcarte. Et au cas- OH les dts NM. Hodges
& Butler n'accepteraient pas Ia somme oferte,
lie Juri de Police prefererait, an lieu de payer
un niontant plus fort, soufnettre la question d
une cour.
! Approuvee ct adoptee ce 16 avril 1866.
sSlgne: J. s. PERKINS, President.
j.. w. KYoDLooH, Secretaire.
Pour copie conf,rme I'orignal certife lie II
asriL 1866. J W. KN0BLOCH, Secretaire
du Jnri de Police
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-21
REsOLUTION No. 8, N. s.. rappelant
Ael'ordonnance No. 9, ct fxant les districts

ASrordonnance No. 9, ct 6xant les districts
du Juri de Police.
/ .. QaTl SOFT resolu .--Qae rordonnance
No.2, adoptee le 2S ayfil 1865, determinant
les limites des districts da Jnri de Police soft
ct est par3l presentes rappelee ct annuee. Il
70 Quill soft de plus resuu :-Que les dts
Districts du Juri de Police soient fixes tells
quils sont determines par Performance No.
4. datee .du 5 septembre 1859, ct que lie Juri
de Police Sc composera de Aeuf membres, un
pour chaqne district. s ,....s,.
Approusee ct adoptee le l6 arril 1866.
Signe: J. S. PERKINS, President.
). w. KNeBLoCn Secretaire.
Pour copie confprme certiiee. le II avril
1866. J. w. KNOBLOCH. Secreta re-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
Concord Bank Robbers IrreSfcd.

Two ot the persons concerned iii thc
robbery OF the Concord National bank a
Concord, Mas, on the 2Jth OF Soptcin-
Der las; have been ;rrc>red, and 1896 900
of $500 600 stolen las been recovered and
rad over to the president OF the bank.
The money was stolen while the cashier
was at dinner and most Of it WAS in Unit
cd States coupon SKIES, iive-twenty and
seven-hlrty bonds belonging to the Mid
Jlesex savings bank and residents of Con-
cord who had placed Their bonds in the
safe OF the bank ior sale keeping. On
the Ill jrning after the bank was robbed,
the officers OF the bank placed the whole
case i'll the hands OF chief Of police Kurt
OF Boston. and lie and hi, detective force
have been carefully at work ever since,
aided by New York detectives There
were three mcn engaged III tue robbery.
but the chict one i still at large, though
lei is known to the police and will not long
escape detection. AS the numbers of mos,
Of the bonds were known and as about
go 900 WAS in registered bonds the rob
bers had been waiting until the aiiai
should have been forgotten by the public
before attempting to realize money upol
them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
Spetial Aptitts.

Perry Davis Pain kilieT...We have Of
spoke Of this great medicine III terms Of high
praise, and have often felt that all we could III
would not do fu Justice 1t is of those
medicines OF which we speak-and speak deciseely-
experience; tor have repeatedly taken H. and in
variaby with the lest results and greatest satisfaction
We always keep hand ready emergency. and
regard it not only of the very best and most
reliable OF medicines in for various ills, but ole OF
the cheapest lis COST by the waythat is the cost
some OF the imported ingredients of which it is
nenCement Of the war; bat the price OF the medicine
has been but very little advanced. 1t is not likely that
the popularity Davis Pain Killer will in any
decrease or that the demand for 1t will in the slightest
degree decline, until other specific for aliaying pain
and curing the various plants for which is gener
ally used of equal potency with -Of which there seems
to be but little prospect this time. As remedy for
stomach complaints such dySentery darrEGa, &C., tie
Pain Killer Is without doubt unsurpassed, and every
where most deServedly In demand One, two or three
doses-of more than half teaspoonful each
glass ofwater milk, with little sugar-have repeated
" within our knowledge efectualy cured serious trouble
of this kind Judgment should undoubtedly be used IL
not checking certain stages OF darrhpa too suddenly
hut taken at the proper tme the Pain Killer will act k
CHARM and frequently cures when nothing else WILL
| Providence Advertiser.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
EbeneZer MOrrill's Estate,

STATE Or yERMONT,l In probate court held at the
Caledonia District, probate office in Johnsburv
on the l4tb day vi February A D., l.55.
ANDREW MORRILL,. administrator upon the
~ estate OF Ebenezrr Morrill,, late OF Ryegate in
said district deceased application 10 said court
Tor license 10 sell tie whole Of the estate of said de-
ceased representa- that would beeenefca To- the heirs
and all interested in said estate 10 sell said real estate
for the purp Of Converting the Into money aa
I'd administrator has produced in court the CONSENT
and appreciation in writing Of all the heirs said estate
residing II tiE state, 10 tire granting OF said license
Whereupon II Is ordered b. said that al appii-
cation referred TO the Sd day of March, i6 al the
Probate Office. ia St JOhnsbury, tor hearing and decision
thereon: and II further ordered that all persons inter
es;ei be notified hereof by publication notice this
Application and order thereon three weeks successfully in
the CaedOnian. printed at St JOhnsbury before said
OF hearing that they appear said time and place,
AID il they SEE cause, Oh ect thereto
BY the Court,
aI2 Attest. ASA l. FRENCH. Jn@--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS,-Life indeed.
Roots PESTACHINE-Its qualities are rare.
Hunnewe!l's Tolu Anodyne....There real

necessity Of this splendid preparation two-fold and
We'll has II proved how this necessity has been met. To
have true and natural opate for all Of loss sleep
ami nervous debility and anti spaSodc all
Rheumatic gut hy>terc, paralyc and st. vitus dance
cases as All inward application, without producing any
he horror or bad effects OF opium. preparations
opium but preparation that should it fail reaching the
complaint, would cave no stain of debility behind For
oOth and earaChe for nervous common sick headache
Tor the suffering monthly menstruation. distress after
eating 1t Is almost infanble 1t is the production 4 Gel
eoated herb from India, perfectly natural in its color.
uniform III action and confidence will be found
the greatest necessity In family This prepare
has the most unqualified confidence large numbers of
ians is controlled by thorough knowledge Of
iue and 1t Is the wish of the proprietor that ii may be
accepted with perfect confidence by all free from all
species OF quackery and based most perfect laws
mat ria meGica E-Asthma is most perfectly relieved
by the anodyne and among its great points.
JOHN l.. HUN Newell Proprietor.
Practical Chemest, Boston.
Also proprietor of Hunnew ellis Universal Cough remedy
and Hurlnewelr. Eclectic Pills.
C. Bingham and S. Randall, Agents, St. Johnsbury.
Sold by sill dealers in medicine. tablS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
James Russeil's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1t probate court held at ST.
Caledonia District, JohusbuTy i'll said district, Oh
the 18Th day OF February, A D. lSi6
w HEKEiS Peter Lindsay, administrator the
" estate OF james Russell. late OF Barnet said dis
riCt deceased. proposes render MS ad
present his account against
for examination ami allowance IJr the purpose o max
c Partition and distribution Oi the residue
tate, under deere of SAID COURT among the perSOIS who
10y law entitled To the
1t is therefore ordered by said court thar the
under consider alton aud be heard at the probate
tc~. In ST. Jofi>;.ry, the 7th Gay March A. d.
100 And il Is further Orerec that all PEE interest
ed he Notified hereof by pu lIcitiOn copy the
o. U this order III the Called pnI printed ii ST. Johns
bury. three weeks suCcesSively previous 10 sai
heaTIug that they may appear aud est the allowance
OF said account, ii they and also lie heard IL
said court. the materof PARTITION and distribution Of
said estate.
BY the Court.-Attest.
ASA L. FRENCH Judge.
A true copy OF recOrd.-Attest.
9092 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat require

A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should be checked. If allowed
con tnue irritation Of the lungs ermaen throat at
tee ton OF an incurabe lung disease is often The result
Browns Bronchial TrOChes having direct influence TO
the parts give immediate relief. For bronchitis. asthma.
catarrh consumptive and throat diseases, TrOces
used with always good success.
Singers and Pubic Speakers will find Toehes useful in
clearing the voice when before singing seakin.
and relieving the throat after unusual exerton of the
GRAMS. The Troches are recommended anu pre-
scriled by physicians and have ha testimonials from en-
inent men throughout country Being article of
true merit and having proved their efficiency 10y test
many years. each year finds them i'll new localities
roS parts Of the world and the Troches ale universally
pronounce , better than ether articles
Obtain only Browns Bronchial TrOches," and 10 rot
take any OF the worthless limitations thai may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and foreign cOui-
tries at 81 cents per boxt t2Uapr66
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
BOSTON MARKET, Jan, 80.

Corn Exchange-The marke; for Flour If steady with
fair demand. Western superine So I.15: common
extras at $3.50 az: medium extras 1t Si"a 90 and good
and choice including fyorie ST Lc;s brands at Sll0
Is per barrel In Southern Flour rothing doing and
prices nominal. Corn has been quiet Su.So a9o
for Western mixed and 600 eel for yellow Oats
dull and in moderate demand AT Gn &c per bush fo
Northern and Canada; and - 5>c for Island Rye
at 81, no per bush. Shorts so.
Provisions-Polk $24 a % for prime; $50 - for mess
and So p for clear cash Beef 81 20 per bbI fol-
Eastern and Western. Lard Is lie in hhls and tierces
Smoked Hams l. 1?c per H.. Butter - a &c for com
and choice. Chts-e Ii !lc per H. quality.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obtua-
ries, including poetry SIX CENTS j line.
At st Johnsbury Centre, Feb, 3. Eta B., only
child of l.. S and E. NJ. Davis, aged weeks
In Barnet. Jan. II, infant daug lighter of T.
and Carrie c. Shearer.
In Mclndoes Falls, Aug. 9. Mr. Josiah C.
To~nshend, formerly of Waterford. aged &C.
In Vineland, n. j., Sept. IS, Lysander c.
Townshend, aged 81.
In McIndoes Falls, Dec. IA, of consumption,
Hiss Cynthia Gcodell, wife of the late Josiah
T0wnshend, aged 60
In Brooklyn, n. Y. Feb. ). Mrs. Nancy (Stone)
Vincent, aged 73-widow of the late John Vim
cent, formerly of this town.
At East Burke. Feb 10, of consumption, Or
pha Melinda. wife of VIM. a Fggleston, aged "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

\ pair of lovers, fleeing from stern and
cruel parents, were married in the cars
near St. Louis the other day. Papa tele-
graphcd to the conductor to send his
daughter pach, but he teiegraphed back {:
''Never return fair on this road.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

" ATER CoMMUNICATON WITH TIE
WEsr.-LAn ;.nti-monopoly meeting was
recently held at St Paul, Mimi at which
was seriously discussed a proposition 10
ship wheat directly from that point 10
New York and Boston. The report on
,lc subject, made to the convention, SAYS:
We think freight can be brought from
New York by said route at Il rate not TO
exceed sl.3o per 100 pounds Assur
anct also comes from one Of the largest
steamboat companies OF st. Louis that ii
would not exceed s;l.25.
We are informed that transportation
can be made by this ronte i'll twcnty->evcn
DAYS from Boston and New York TO st.
Paul We are told that there are three
line, Of boats organized and iii process OF
organization at st. Louis to New Orleans
in connection with lines OF steamers from
/ the latter place to New York and Boston;
! and that one vi the st. Louis lines had
thirteen boats. one SIX boats. and four
more to be placed thereupon i'll the spring
\ letter has been received by the Prc>i-
dent from a boy in Michigan, saying: Il
want to ask small favor from your EX-
cclicncy. When you hang jeff. Davis,
please send he his glass eye for q marble,
jor there amt a Union boy i'll Michigan
better entitled to ii: and | will
remain your ;tifcctlonate friend.
CuMrLMENrARY.-The editor of the
Denver News recognizes merit in the rival
paper there after the following fashion:
The editor Of the Gazette does Occa-
siom.lly get oft a good thing. We saw
aim gel oil a barrel OF whisky Ill at Ill
IONS this morning."
The military commission at Louisville,
Ky, in the case of the one armed guerrilla
Berry, found him guilty of eleven sepa
rate murders, and sentenced him to b,
hanged. General Palmer has approved
OF the finding, and the Sd of March is fix
ed for the execution.
Nine students have been dismissed from
Bethany college, Va, for giving tin pan
concert to Gen. Harris, because he dcliy
cred a republican speech and cxtolle1 the
colored man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
i.|yHc tUHUHi.

+."JHt dHJNt.
"'eph +. Tyler hired Il team OF Mr. Tru-
t.. Prescott of this village. on the I'd day
I"i"hruary. to go to Island Pond. to be
'r lour days. After the expiration of
~ t}~ ilr. Prescott went in pursuit OF the
".u aud tie rogue. He found the team in
possession Of Nathan NJ. johnson. Jr. of
""ondcid, TO whom Tyler had sold it for
Hll". I!ier left on the Grand Trunk road
''i Portland An officer in Portland was
,.-''Jacd a description OF the thief, and,
meeting the incoming train near Portland,
.'"N Tyler into custody. and MI. Prescott
'.'a-hj ltim along TO this place, where,
i'.'H.nS guilty to Il complaint OF theft, was
''24d up in the sum Of 500 to the next
'.'A 81 oar county court in June next
"i.nG 20 obtain the requisite funds he was
""m,tted to Jail. MIR. Prescott feels under
-t'a. obligations to officer Wentworth. OF
~ LAND. iCr the efficient aid rendered him
experimenting the culprit. TYLER was q
soldier in the 10th Vermont. lie enlisted
'"' Tire town OF Brighton. He SAYS he wa,
'".- in Sebago. Me-, but has resided a
hAi'"in in the same state. He was y year.
''' on The day of his examination. lie ha(
4 seen III ms place. at work at the Passump
& go House about three weeks. 1t has tran
q 'itd that Ae stole q horse some week
& +rr from John T. WoOdsum of Bridcton
4 '' "oodSum was in this place after "
4 CD the 18th. but found him under lock
a '." bdls III our county jail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
By Telegraph to The CaledOnian.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE 3ls

Amount of stock at Market this week.-Cattle, al
Sheep and Lambs, 5I9S; Swine. 90.
Prces.-Market beef-extra 1880 "a 400: LIST quail
ty, Il "a 1890: I'd quality, 1913 11.25 3dquality,
"a 10.'a.
Storcs.-Working Oxen. loo a $50 "a 600; Cows and
Calves ~ IA Il IA ~ 100; Yearlings, % "a 80: Two
years olds. 30 a. Three years ods. 60 40: Sheep
and Lambs in lots $50 "a "a $50 IA o. extra and Sc
lectons, 600 "a Ia 900 or ; "a 5 cts
Horses at market o5.
Hides, 81 "a, &c. Tallow, IA b
Pelts, 1.,aa 30. Calf skins, % e -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
MARRIAGES..

In West Concord, Feb. IL, by Rev. l. II. Ia
Dor, Mr. Charles Gray of Lunenburg, and Miss
Lena Morgan Of Lyndon
At Danville, Feb. 1, Mr.. Oliver NJ. Badger and
Miss Celia J. Chase OF Danyille
Also, on the It'll, Mr.. + d. Palmer and Mrs
Olive J. Emerson, both Of Peacham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. II l. ID ID Y,
SDT JrITnP OF psTENTS

Late agent Of S Patent Office Washington (under the
ActOfl oS7-l
IS State Street, opposite kiiby Street, Boston.
After AL extensive practice twenty wears
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
eTs Drawings Tor Patents literal terms
Foreign works To determine the validity utility Pa
tents inveniiOnsand legalor other advice rendered
IL ali matters iour in- the Copies OF the Claims 81
Patent furnished by reitiDg 81 Assignments
corded al Washington
al regard Mr.. Eddy q OF the most capable and
successful practitioners, with Nhom have had 0ihciai
intercourse CHAS. MASON,
Commission % Ia tents
have lOnin assuring i.seEsGTs that they
Cannot employ eeiai
and more capa.e VI pctins their applie Ia form
10 secure ior them early and id,oate eosleTaion
at the Patent Once, EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner vi Patents.
Mr.. X. Il Eddy has aieiOT Lac IS Applications,
all but which have been granted. and TIA
l. now pending. Such uamisakeaoe prUsici tAeuf
and ability Oh mis- part leads me 10 recommend all nve-
tors apply him procure raeir PATENTS they
be- sure o;hayinc the ;ul att enticn On
Increases and al a very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber, in o; his
large practice made twice rejected Applications
alueas everyone oi which decided his favor by
tie Commission .; Patents 4. Ia. EDDY.
Boston, Jan !. lst6--l VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!

LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!
DROPS! DROPS. DROPS :,
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria Coughs
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism Neu-
ralgia, Ague in the Face, Headache, Toothache,
Bruises, Sprains, Chilblains, Group, Colds,
Fever and A que and Cholera In n single day !:
Sold by all Druggists with full directions for
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Props, Springfield, Mass.
G. c. GOODWIN ~ CO., Agents, Boston, Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Kidney Disease.
SMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Rheumatism.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Gravel.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU

Cures Structures.
The best fluid extract Bucku before the public is
Smoander's. For all diseases above anu for Weakness
and Pains ii the back. Female Complaints il is perfectly
invaluable. Fer sale by all apotheCarios everywhere
Price 81. Try 1t, take other. BUGLEIGu ROGERS
WholeSale Druggists, so Hanover ST. Boston General
Agents. tilu6--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
GET YOUR PAMPHLETS AND
PAPERS BOUND.

We send articles for binting TO FIRST class
binder every two months during the year. Per-
sons having pamphlets or papers to be bound,
can save th~'- express charges by leaving the
same at this office. v. M oAoN0 Z" w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
Meteorological Regis,er..-Barnet, Vt.

North Latitude .torty-tow degrees eighteen
minutes, Longitude Serenty-tWo deyrees fire min
utes Hest from GreenWich.
WeeR barometer. TIL .rmoneter. Wind. Remarks.
ing Feb.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
NOTICE..

The annual meeting of the Essex Co Temper
ancc Society will he held az the Town Hall i'll i.u-
nenbuTg. on Wednesday, the Dist inst, at Z. NJ.
for the purpose Of elcc.ng officers of said society
and nominating candidate for county commits
si0ner.
An address will be delivered by Rev. H. NJ.
Holmes A general attendance i especially de-
sired. FRANKLIN BELL Secretary.
Lunenburg, Feb 5. 1856 1t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
4rrest OF Parties tor Plundering
the Concord, ". H., Il. r.. Co.
ALLEGED HEAVY EMBEZZLEMENT.


LII October last. on account of informal
ton officially communicated, the board of
directors of the Concord railroad directed
Col. John ii. George, clerk and counsel
Tor the corporation, to make thorough
investigation as to the manner in which
the passenger conductors discharged their
duties. Col. George employed Maj. Geo.
J. Carney of Lowell to act as detecting
agent. Major Carney, as an excuse for
residence at Concord, and for constant
riding in the cars, established a large
claim agency here, and for the following
month spent most of his time passing over
the various roads operated by the Con-
cord corporation without exciting suspi-
cion
1t is understood that the result of Ma
.Ior Carney'> Investigations show not only
disregard of the general rules of the road,
but failure to account to the corpora
ton for money paid for tickets in the cars.
Cpon the submission OF Major Carney's
report all the conductors were Immediate
ly discharged and new appointments made.
Since that time very searching investlga-
ton has been going on in furtherance Of
the general object
Saturday Ex-Gov Gilmore and Col.
George went to Manchester, having learn
ed that tickets were being sold upon the
| street there for less than their value, and
caused a careful examination and also
several arrests to be made One of the
persons arrested had in his possession sev-
cGai hundred tickets over the Concord and
connecting roads, which he alleges he pur-
| chased of the conductors. A further in
vc-tlgalion in the same direction is still in
progress.
Last evening wrIts were made against
the conductors for embezzlement, and all
their property attached; and there can be
40 doubt from the character of those
having charge of the investigation, that
this matter will be prohed to the bottom
An examination of the city clerks Of
lice shows that attachments have been
made in the sum OF $500, 900. from
which ii may be inferred that the detal-
cations have been of large and alarming
character.
Two OF the parties arrested for alleged
participation in the sale of illicit tickets
are merchants of high standing. who's,
names are not vet given to the public.
The individual upon whom was found q
large number OF tickets Is James Witch
cr of lloo}Sctt. a manufacturer of wooden
ware and formerly a Canterbury shaker
There seems to be no doubt but thai
the alleged system OF plumber had caincc
Il magnitude before detection that vii
completely astoni>h the public.
The discharge of the conductors sever
al weeks ago led people 10 believe some
thing WAS wrong, bat they were not pre-
pared for such startling disclosures as tn,
above, and their announcement in ON
city to-day is attended with great surpri,,
and no little establishment.
, Ii l. reported that further arrests hlv'
: been made to-day, and that more ,li>clos
ure, are i'll pro.rc>>. The ru>ults of fur
Their invest cations Will be looked for will
intense interest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
The Mason q Hamlin Cabinet Organs

forty different styles, adapted 10 sacred and secular
sic, for $50 to SGCO each Fifty gold or silver medals
or other first premiums awarded them Illustrated cat
alogues tree Adj ress Mason Iamlin, Boston, or Ma
Brothers, New York. Sc; Go