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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
DR.. MIILERS'S
Soothing and Healing Balsar
OR NATURES ASSiST,Nr

II has proved irfallille f,r hum III. -.,r.
sprsiis, wounds of oil kind, psius n H.. "a
shou deTs, chillains, chaPFcd iral d. >iI:, ~ '-
L. fhe face or hrca- tear sclc. 3cSfil,.-e l,s
rlas and lufiammstian Of thr eycs For -4 3
i not ceatsin cure VT hJndr d haze l.,.
by II wlea other remedies ha4 faIl"d
A. An info nal 1n-dici,-. Vhcn .=l,.. g.
NiIl cure inf animation Il the iarvrls d.. D
complaint ana cholera moIhus. Il ~ >-
diIllihcria- dry ooGch snd ~ hr.a.
lhis inedicine i parely yslcta,ir 3.
ton, soothing and alin- in its iui.u,,r. "a '-
given to any ace CT sex with perfect sal :. r..
before the p8ldic during the pa uiar l.,-. -.
wrOuCa- some of the ulust astoui-hiur rl...- - .
pTiefor c'all ngcs the void - lroduur Z go =
Ts;n . loT sue p g 81 Las.T1s. l
How, New l,rk, VIII also -ull'y IT,. A..
prices ... -
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Georue C., Peck's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
o-h Probate court for the district of Caledonia
rs,joers To receive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate Of George
G Peck late of Lyndon, in said district deceased
represented inSoiyei and the term Of six months from
tie 2nd day Of Sept Isl. being allowed bS said court
the creditors Of deceased. 10 exhibit Ai prove
tlieT respective claims before Give notice That We
will 10 the iuiiesof app0 ntmeni al The dSe
ing house Of Mrs Mel ida Peek. in Lyndon, Ia sand
district the Isl Tuesday Of October and LIST Tuesday
OF February next, Al O'Clock in the afternoon on each
OF said dAyS
SAM'L o. MATTbCkS, C,-n.-s
y CARPENTER - -
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3fgal.
Iamas Inwnsand's Estate,

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hohol-
able probate for the district of Caledonia oo-
missioners TO receive examine and adjust al claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF James
Townsend. late Of Sheffied.l in said district, De
ceased. represented insoyent. and the term OF SIX
months from the 18th day Of August A D. lS6, being
allowed by said court the creditors Of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before US
Give notice that will attend the duties Of our
appointment al the dwelling house Of Horace Drown.
In Sheffield, In said district, The Ethday OF Sep
tember and 18th day Of February. next Al O'Clock
in the afternoon on each Of said DAYS.
HORACE DROWN, lc--
ia GEoRGE GIFFIN, il. |"oDi H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Walter Robens Estate

THE Subscribers haNr- l--r- APPOINTED OK he hon
fable i-ot-;v o-I iU- lr -l>lIiJi 81 Caledonia C. IN
ui>>l--> - AIS. 5lu>1 Claims d
demands - 81 iT- - .-a.->- tie t=IA-v 4 IL
k.ftn l-iv & l.yv-Atv. szl1 lsis---. deceased
represented tl>T---- ans fl- 1.ru a ~ rltrtL.
- q; the a. Gay u Ss<. H.. 2. IL Il Wvd IA LID
court = rt- grs-.- - II. .+l-s--s - ,NAsa.,
AID sTN- -Lci- llAs tefoi- tslV- flaf5g,
hat A. = 81 Aiic;- o. I-4' duties Il - ,l.Iirlru
al tie lNtliin- house Water Rot-ls In ay.raf,.
IN >sli III 1T The l>ih ..aE oct and The l>il
ay u MAJ = -tNt. L. O'Clock Il -ae fer-uoJ1 on eacl
u So. L-g>.
JOHN NELSOS.
= = S.sA =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
3 L L A r D S .
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

After ~ years eNTvri, in t. manui ;,re ,...
We hcsIne conTinc d. som six ye4rs since = ~ yist
aiion 81 money was being exp ed tie peot e OF
TINS county l. buyinr cheap aid alulo-- " rifles
stoves large PORTION f winch as Cd; and -ls-
Tic economy consisted T. huyin- the 81 ~ -har
could hr made notwithstanding the Price va hisr
v Ith THIS Ncvv "" proo ied construct tL Aru,rr
CookInE stove and : a-ed IsiIz ~ enTe 10 ras
II IN hcst and n 81 pertc stow ;ha, could ie made
AM we hsye cTperim Iicl with II. nd carefully
watched IL opcratio- for - six ycars ard when
an Improvement suggested II ksve Al once ad 1T
cd l. 4 d IKE have scvrru II i--e improve Z s.
cured 10y let crs pIeni. Ia this mann. d. ct Dc
its' 20 -ay We have brought i; g i-- ~ az II i---
lection than has h'rr rfo-- leei i-tIi,sl in cook
s"ve- The Gent improveIng In thu ~ A. IA
drd lsreclE Il ~ cow al nd effectiveness In III
the vATlctirs II stove manufa,tur, Ne study
ne-s Durability. coaycn cIcc vunyi C,s.raf o.
r. Ter han cneapa IN phi e. and in -, .. - ~. At,
"A ISL We 'tudy the t,ei 81 Ii e ul.r- u, OF
stoves SHEAR, ~, hARD GO.
Ablny. Y \. .
TOT sale hE II t'N Hisl- - JOhnshury. Vt tmIl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

y correspondent writes to as k If the
brow OF Il hill ever becomes wrinkled
The only information We can give him
Oh that point is that we have often seen
ii iurrUwcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

BLANKS FOR SALE.
Oeportment Cards, 20 cts. per Dozen.
teachers Licenses, 20 cts. per Dozen.
Marriage Certificates, rs cts ner Dozen
Tax Bills, sI.0o per Hundred.
Receipts, so cts. per Hundred.
~ Sent by mail on receipt of price
c. NJ. STONE d Co
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

Five hundred sheep were killed by
dogs, during the past year, in five coun-
ties IN the State OF Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

To remove stains from the character
Get rich.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
WAGONS, WAGONS ',

We hsve now On lsld fo- sSle variety # Tl1Gl;Y
NA."NS, inanufsct md for u ~ Clsas. c. Miller
VII IL We and finch sre equal 20 ary u;ie-- a,
aud see them We sha sell lower than Il any otbeT
shop An Hclk warranted
e. Il x ! N WEEKS.
lyndon Az 4 l.. 1Ss.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

\ one-leggcd miller is at cnce a miller
and hopper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

Mr., harrington thinks the Japan tea
tolcrably good, but prefers the "Oblong."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Ayers PILE

Va Ayers Pills.
~ Are roa SICK. field arg g.-..
XIV 1nEs A., yol 0uf Il order al. 81.
Iela dcrznr aid your r., Z.
N /g.aalor i - These ey1lr--.. g..
II "A The grccur-,rs Il sea- d. H.
SOIn. - 4 sickness Is cr,--9
yvI shol II 4 Av,T1cd IN tirprlg U.s.. .- g..
.emclt- TAX ave:'s liIls and dri.. u.r -...s p
IN IL thr 10 d. 81 III The fiUid- r,ay. o.. 80
3D., IN be / h. They stimulate TIE ~ l,.-.. ..
in'o si-sr 'ls &c irify- panty The - Ton r
IL lions which make d. A.. culd -,r.r.- .-.
uherc IN thr h,;E. tn dtran--~ the rarrs - a..
a n I pr. This, Il 1T relieved vii T m ..
SELF and the surrouadi : or-sus. vra--...- a..
S-rrlvafio-, su-ftTir sn1 d,rauct,intl.r Nes..-
col d io'. take AH..-- his. md 49, heyg l ,g-
r,sioTr TIE laiural set u THE system ar MI.
hncSali feeling 81 he 18th. WHAT Is Z ,.. - Z.
euf II 1 tllylsl i ousuon Complaint = .- -
inany q the Dc ? u q nd "a crro-l- di-,.a-.
same l'-r--liITc eNr,rl- them. caused D.. --Hr-
strncil L. = dc-sl-Cl'ie-1s, the AZ sl.,lz s.e -
I tA,ln 's4idly. clr-d ty the AN, i..cacls. N.,
know TIE WITH q -hrsc IN viii 4 -l, : --
fh,'n whel sutieri from be disorder. ft,, r.-. -
- il,-da1,e s. al -sci. ystu'trv Rfli
indigestion, del n-uIny- u The Iiyt-- ,,os-is, ~ -
patton, Auar1su.sl, rheumatism, dr,l-H E,,a- al
-ul'I'r'--icns. When take / lzrE DIS
4hvy s-cs- CO I'D. - Ii The Tllas- -,,---s. -
fake t.lsla casis- AID IL AT surely Tie q, st..
Ia dicIle yei GisCo.trrs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
RANK QE LYNDON.

This is TO notify all persons that the Bank Of Lyndon
located at Lyndon, in the s'ate of Vermont will re
deem its outstanding bis, liz Office in Lyndon, Store
ssid for the term OF yea from Dec H. 1915, that
said Bank ceased TO exist the Let day of December
sf and thst the following copy Of m act as-ei by
the legislature Of Vermont its LAST session, viz:
An act relation to the redemption Of bsnk notes.
Ii is hereby enacted, &c
Sec After the expiration of the chsTer Of any
hank chartered by this state sitter the termination OF
the existence Of any srch bank areesbly TO the Laws
of this state, such bank my notice TO he publish
ed in flthe weekly newspapers of the county where
such bank IL located for full yea, setting 70 III tbs
said bank will redeem outs andiug bills ihe dsy OF
the expiration of its charter the date Of the ;eina
ton of it, existence aid copy Of This at And upon
due publications Of such notice, neither such hank nor IT;
officers shal be liable any action for the nonredep
ton IF any of its outstanding bills unless the stall
have been duly presented and payment thereof demand
ed within the yesr Aforesaid, At the banking house o.
said bsak.
Sec After the expiration of the charter sftei
the teriustion Of the existence OF any sucb iank
sfore.aid. such bank shall TO b subject 10 the
operIiion liable 10 the provisions # the sxtyhrd
section Of chapter eehtynne Of the General StStutes
Sec 3 Ibis act shal take fleet from it ps-sSge-
Approved Nov. 70, 1866.
Til notice Is gwen in compliance with said act.
Dated ~ Lyadun this 9Th dsy of December lsias.
tDecG g. SAMUEL L. MATTOCkS, Cashier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
THE BEST fertilizer.
Prntro Ink is the best fertilizer yet discovered to
Insure a Good Crop,

On busin So soil The CALIFORNIAN circulates largely
In Caedouis, Es-ex md Orleaus counties. Terms o.
advertising given on first column Of frs page.
- Clrcu ar, Cards, Bill Heads Auction Bills, etc
printed in good style, at the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
8anks.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST
JOHNSBURY, VT.

Capital Authorized, s50OOc0. Paid up s2'o,ooo.
Particular attention paid to the business OF eolr-
pondents. Collections made snd RENTED for promptly
st maturity one-eighth of one per cent exchange
Exchange sold in to suit purchasers, on Eng
land, ireland, France Germany, Russs, and all Euro-
pean countries and on countries in south America.
Revenue stsmps of all denominations constantly on
hsnd and for sale.
All kinds Of government securities, coin, cin drafts
and coupons bought and sold ST Iata. Orders
for the purchase Of securities executed with dispsch
If GEO. NAY, Cashier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Vermont Mutual Fire insurance COMPANY.

me meinhe of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company ale her by notified n 4 the 4 n wing SIS
ncnis hive Zen made by the Dircciors IL al AOts IN
force on tire f,I Wig days 70 nit.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
OLD EYES MADE NEW.

Without Spcctaces. Doctor or Medicine Sent post
Paid, on rcccp of iGcents. Address Ir. +. g. FOOTE
(author of Me ical Common Sen-el, No. 10 Lexington
Ave cor. Eat 2sth st y tdec5 'f,s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

-- Nakius2e pc c ut for the rear
Ao:- Ieo.- sad per oea.aEe to tie cas-, ut,on
@ -isLHai "ih'ei 81 the premium note without rgE
'1'i'oe 10 sny endorsersenr: sns 10 ia :. -. -
ier II hif Once IN Montpelier on or before t lfih
Neinoer- Of The Company VIII find in the hsrds Of
Agents Of the Company. -ebei5ls .bo,r &c ~
- VI a. sslnent due from each respectively. snd
Ae lsr iealary defined g. tat the money for
n $50 nj Is forward 4 70 the Oire in October
Le easements nsst be pad Nh dar- Tha-e who
iaii thus 70 pay ought nor to xpecf 90 be psid II :,
property i destro, ed y IRE liz le atfcnt on "a thss
OF Tie part 4 IA Members Of tie Cornpanr a, H.
proper time, viii ave them ~Epense sni trouble Sc
&c Act Il lncOrp0rson yua- Policy which ,rin
b. enforceiA i 7. THTRSTnN T-rsr~-- -
Moutpeliel, sept {, 1s65
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Unsettled Accounts
Most Excellent Assortment

VI all good in our line which there not room in this
paper 10 enumeTate
Our PRICES
Are a low ls the lowest, and our goods of the very
b est md.
OUR TERMS
Ave cash on demand, ant sooner a. is convent.
en just az they have been snce the battle of Bull
Run.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

WE STILL PAY CASH FOR RAGS
And do little job or Big ones if YOU wish, of
PRINTING AND BINDING,
And We advi-e everybody who takes Magazine of any
kind worth reading not to sell them 10 the
FIRST TN PEDDLER
hat comes along, bu TO collect them a. soon rs the
year is out and carry them to
c. NJ STONE, of ST. Johnabury:
or camp a Cummings Of Newport; or l.. r. Robinson
o. Der Line; or y. Fl. Eaton of Danvilc in ord, r
that they may be sent to to be bound because we do
that thin, in
SUPERIOR STYLE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
"STRUMATIC SALTS,

hese salts are made from TIE conc,s,.-s..
q Z, Mineral wei cf the Penn. Sal, ,rs--
IN fiTtsluTg and s,e psoked in ar ,i-tr >,
alElys sul4l,ien' for a hStl. Dire TO- ?.
lu-er-lslly us - III Matte MINERAL. ma.
In bot'l's f one and iIsf Eiu-z. unc
dsy's sold BIZ drugris-- r,n,raI,
MERRILL BRO, rs ; &c stfc,t Io.-,
foCtl>,6s M.l-.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-13

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE We APP
pend list of the most valuable pres
ents to be awarded those who pur-
chase stock, at one dollar per share, III
aid of the Riverside Institute, a home
for the gratuitous education of soldiers
and sailors orphans, from all parts OF
the country under the management of
the Washington Library Company of
Philadelphia The first present is
worth forty thousand dollars; the sec
ond twenty thousand dollars; the third
eighteen thousand dollars; the fourth
ten thousand dollars; the fifth five
thousand dollars; the sixth consist Of
two worth twenty-five hundred each.
The remainder are valued as follows:
two at fifteen thousand dollars each;
one at ten thousand dollars; four at
FIVE thousand dollars each; two at
one thousand dollars EACH twenty at
five hundred dollars each; ten at three
hundred dollars each; three ut two
hundred and fifty dollars each; twenty
at two hundred and twenty-five dollars
each; fifty-five at two hundred dollars
each; fifty at one hundred and seventy
FIVE dollars each; one hundred and ten
at one hundred dollars each; twenty
seventy-hve dollars each; ten at fifty
dollars euch; and numerous other ar
ticles Of use and value, amounting 10
eighty-two thousand dollars, the whole
making an aggregate of three hundred
thousand dollars worth of presents,
which will be distributed among the
shareholders, each share guaranteeing
some one of the presents named above.
la addition TO this, handsome steel
plate engraving is given Mt the time Of
the purchase OF the stock. This en-
craving at retail, could not be obtained
for the amount paid for the stock.
Who will hesitate to aid noble chart
ty on such terms Read ADVERTISE
ment.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-13
Senator Edmunds' Speech.

Senator Edmunds has made a very
able speech in The Senate, on paying
the United States bonds in specie. -
We give ;bc conclusions of bis speech
list Tia, the public faith is clearly
pledged 30 this payment by the words
of the statutes alone. ~
2d. That whether so on not the CON
tomporaueous Interpretation Of these
statutes on their enac ment and in the
public action of the officers and agents
Of the Government under them binds
us by every consideration that can APP
peal to our honor TO stand by that in
terptotation.
3rd That considerations of the
highest expediency, independ't OF our
contracts, compel us to pay in real
money rather than to expose the peo-
pie to the disasters that must follow
the infusions OF many millions more
of Deprecated, and in such case
constantly depreciating currency, in
the channels of business.
4th. That the payment in real mon
ey, or rather The formal admission Of
orr duty SO to do-for ia that case the
actual payment can be made as grad
ual as desired involves not one cur
rency for the bond holder and anoth-
er for the people, not gold for one
and rags for the other" as the cry OF
some is, no denial of the fact that
"money good enough for the soldier
and laborer is good enough for the
bond holder, but it involves the GER
tain consequence % making in short
time al The paper currency of the
country Convertible into gold and sill
yer Mt pa in Lands of all.
in the enthusiasm of our loyalty
and courage we have conquered the
armed enemies of the Republic. Let
us now bear with equal loyalty, cour
age, and manly fortitude, the humber
but still we.ghty consequences and
burdens that arc the inevitable fruits
Of war still lingering in the haunts 0.
peace.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-13
.oUNDED:
Items from Washington.

Col. Ordway, Sergeant-at-Arms of
the House, has asked an investigation
into charges Of official extravaganza
preferred against him by discharged
clerk. bas uGs hers
The term of the settlement OF the
Frazier, Trenholm and Co, has given
the United States four or five ships of
war and 100000 worth of cotton.
: Gen. Sherman is in Washington,
and will remain there during most Of
the winter.
The receipts from internal revenue,
Saturday, were $5l9, 300, and for the
week$6,572,S55 Tho total amount
for the fiscal year, since July /, is
$91, 793,617.
A convention of whiskey dealers
from all parts of the country, was held
in Washington the other day. They
are determined, if it is possible, to Sc.
cure reduction of the tax to fifty cts.
per gallon.
Several members of the National Re
publican Committee arc ia Washing
ton earnestly at work to fix the time
and place for holding the National
Convention. The friends of both Gin
cinnati and Chicago arc bidding high
to secure the prize. = ssa0oh Ia
On Monday, Senator Wilson intro.
dueod bill for the pardon of two hmm
bred and eighty-four Alabamians,
among whom are, Governor Parsons
and General Longstreet. Also, bill
amending the bounty law, providing
that when a case has been properly
made and the person dies before the
bounty is received, said bounty shall
be paid TO the widow and children o.
the deceased soldier. a+s
Postmaster General Randall asks
Congress for $4,000 TO pay for carry
ing the mails between San FransiscC
and the Sandwich Islands, for the yea
Leading Juue 80, 1869. aulnc
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-13

EN- is the title of very interesting
book just published in its sixth edition
revised and enlarged. It's author is
Mrs. G. V. Waite, wife of United
States Judge for that territory. She
resided at Salt Lake City for two years
and thus became fully acquainted with
the subject she treats. 1t is no doubt
the most authentic account yet pub
lished, and will interest ard instruct
all who read it. See advertisement.
We cannot speak in too high terms
of praise of Littell's Living Age, pub
lished at Boston, by Littell & Gay.
Each number has sixty-four pages of
choice reading, selected from the best
publications in the world. Consider
ing the quality and quantity of matter
given, it is the cheapest weekly publ
cation that is printed. We fully en-
dorse the following notice concerning
this excellent weekly, which is copied
from the New York Independent:
mo one can read, from week to
week, the selections brought before
him in The Living Age, without be-
coming conscious of quickening of
his own faculties, and an enlargement
of his mental horizon. Few private
Libraries, of course, can now secure the
back volumes, sets of which are limit
ed and costly But public libraries in
towns and Villages ought, if possible,
to. be furnished with such treasury
Of good reading; and individuals may
begin as subscribers for the new series,
and thus keep pace in future with the
age in which they live"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-13
New Publications.

The Atlantic Almanac for 1863, pub
lished by Messrs. Hcknor and Fields,
of Boston, without exaggerahon may
truthfully be said to be the most beau
tiful thing of the kind ever issued in
this country. 1t contains sixty four
closely printed pages. The cover is
beautifully illustrated. There are four
colored illustrations of the seasons,
from designs by Bellows; twelve en-
cravings from designs by McEntee;
Eytinge, Colman, Barry, Fem and Du
Maurier; twelve headings TO Calendars
by artists equally prominent; and an
original piece of music cali the Year
Round"
The Almanac is edited by Oliver
Wendell Holmes and Donald G. Mitch
ell, which is a sufficient guarantee that
the literary matter is good. Among
the original contributions, are an ex-
tended essay on the Seasons by
Holiness full of wit and information,
and written in his most genial style;
Autumn Talk, Spring Talk, "Sum-
mer Talk" and winter Talk" by
Mitchell; ga Visit to an Old English
Abbey. by Hawthorne ; Dinner
Among the Amazonian Indians" by
Mrs. Agassiz. The Almanac deserves
and doubtless will have a very large
circulation.
1t is sold at fifty cents by the book
sellers and newsdealers, or will be sent
postpaid by the Publishers. Tieknor
and Fields, Boston.
"Cometh up as a Flower" is the IL
tie OF an photographed story of the
richest kind just issued by d. Apple
ton a Co, New York. Tho London
Times speaks of it with great praise.
Its chief merits consist of the powerful
and vigorous manner in which it is
told IN the exceeding beauty and poet
ry OF Its sketches of scenery, andin the
soiiloqmes, sometimes quantity hu
morous, sometimes cynically bitter
sometimes plaintive and melancholy
which are uttered 10y the heroine. i
is written by lady--a new hand, anc
is SAID to be so extraordinarily good
that whenever you begin it you canno
lay 1t down again, hardly even wher
It is finished,
New York: d. Appleton & Co
Price, 60 cents. ief -
] The Mormon Prophet and his Har-
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on which he had kindly printed The

on which he had kindly printed the
names and addresses aud requests for
return, of the persons who bought
them. He sold also nearly two mil
hons of newspaper wrappers, stamped.
The receipts from sales were $13,4O1.-
063.
The whole revenue of his DEPART
ment was over fifteen million dollars
which is less than half dollar head
for our whole population. Next year,
however, Mr.. Randall means 10 spend
over twenty-five millions, and expects
to receive sixteen millions. He com
plains that the franking privilege is
very grossly abused the fac sif,ih
franks of different members of Con
gress are freely used to circulate OBJ
scene books and papers, lottery circu-
lars, business cards, &c, and unless
some means are used to cure this evil,
presently million year will be
needed to carry the franked letters
and packages alone.
Railroad routes have length of a.
Ol5 miles, on which over 80 millions
of miles of mail transportation is dope,
at cost of S11 rs cents per mile
Steamboat routes have a length of / s.
O90 miles and over three million miles
of transportation, at $14 OF cents per
mile. Other routes cost to run SILL
90 cents per mile.
There has been an increase during
the year of 22,324 miles of route, and
7l4S,S7 miles of transportation dur
ing the year. 5,31240l letters were
sent to foreign countries during tho
year, and 1888, 1913 were received from
abroad; 40 that the rest of the world
owes us few letters.
During the year 1906 postmasters
have resigned, and 3,444 have been
ramoved Free delivery by carriers is
in operation-in AZ cities, and pays its
expenses.
Twelve hundred and twenty four
money order offices are now in opera
ton; 45S have been established dur
ing the year, representing over nine
millions of dollars, in sums averag
ing little over $40 90; 1915 orders
were lost in the mails and replaced;
and the profit on the business amount
ed to $26, 260.