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--,-.~..-~~-~-~.'S.~
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP OOMPAN'.
In OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA. NICARAGUA. Every TWENTY DlYs.
win despatch in January. the hrs. elias s<sea msdps
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Capt Smith JanuiN 10,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cant. Behun. JanuarF0.
From pier ~ North river foot OF Warren srel at noon
with passengers and freight az low rates Connecting
on the Pacifc Ocean witt the hns steamships
MOSES TAYLOR. Captain Blethen and
AMERICA, Captain Weksnnu-
For farther information apply TO the SorihAmorfcAn
WIN. H. wEBB, President,
HExchange pisa ". Z.
y. NJ CARRfNGToN, Agent
liz West street, corner Warren spet. N. Z.
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UUpyOF RIVER AND HARLEM RAILR0ADo.~
u .1r.is for Ae;ny and Trey sonnscsns With nsr.hs4
road Thrteth street And rsath avenue. end 10 A. =.
ysasth street and Fourth avenues e n and SIs r =
6leepng attached 70 $50 IL r. b. tHus on IN
r. ~ train y also attached sleeping every day g.
cepting 6afurdxya which THROUGH to
B. w. and o. Railroad. without change.
Sundaytran on Hudson River Road New York 10 fCuGAr
ksepsis and return. leaving New York at $50 - ~ an6n
Harlem Road Forty second street 70 Mertaa and fstusa
VIM r. VANDERBILT Vice prsssdsuA
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ONLY DIRECT LIMB TO FRANCE.
~ The General Transatlantic Companys Mail Sto1nships
between New York Havre. calling Il Brest.
The splendid vesscA on this favore route for the
eontinsnt will sal from pier 60 North river.
PEREIRE, Duchcsne, Saturday, Jan. ~.
VILE DE PARIS, Surmont Saturday, jan rs
EUROPE, Lenarie, Saturday, Feb o.
ST. LAURENT. Bocande, Saturday, Feb. g.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD
First cabin 3l60 second cabin 500; including wine
These steamers do NOT carry steerage passenger
Medical attendance free of charge.
PassencesYnendns 70 land At Bress can Be furnished on
board with railroad coupon tickets and their baggage checked
Paris additional charge Of eS for rss and % for
second class. =
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Aspirations to be Rich.
From the Tribune.


A youth writes us as follows-and his case
is like that of so many others that we treat it
thus publicly, suppressing his name:-
Dear Sir-I am poor boy. would like to
get rich. Now what shall do? l would like
TO quit this section, l don't want to remain on
my fathers farm. Please give me the best
advice you can, and oblige, Yours, @. C. s."
AnSWer.-The aspiration to be rich-though
by no means the highest that can impel a
career-is, in our view, wholesome and lauda-
bic. The youth who says, "Let me be rich
any ho,C, and before all other considerations, "
is very likely to bring up in some State
Prison; but he who consistently says, "Let me
first be just, honest, moral, diligent useful;
then rich" is on the right road. Every boy
ought to aspire to be rich provided he can be
without unfaithfulness to social obligation or
to moral principle.
But how shall he set about getting rich
We would concisely say
/. Firmly reSOlve neCer to o'oe debit is
the fundamental mistake of most boys to sup
pose that they can get rich faster on money
earned by others than ON that earned respec-
lively by themselves. If every youth of
eighteen to twenty-five years were to-day
offered $40, 900 fof ten years at seven per cent.
interest, two-thirds of them would eagerly ac-
cept it; when the probable consequence is
that three-fourths of them would die bank
rupts and paupers. Boys do not need money
half so much as they need to know how to
earn and save it. The boy who, at the close
of his first year of independence, has earned
and saved $780, and invested or loaned it
where it will pay him six or seven per cent,
will almost surely become rich if he lives;
while he who closes his first year of RESPONSE
bility in debt, will probably live and die in
debt. There is no greater mistake made by
our American youth than that of choosing to
nav interest rather than receive it. Interest
deyours us while we sleep; it absorbs our
profits and aggravates cur losses. Let young
and mortgage or invested in public securities,
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The Sherman Disunion Scheme.

From The World.
The Sherman substitute for Stevens "de-
claration of war; against the South passed the
Senate on Sunday morning. This new scheme
really contains nothing novel, but differs
from the House bill in several important par
ticulars:-
l. In giving the power to appoint military
satraps to the President, instead of to General
Grant. 2. In including the so-called Blaine
amendment, that is, the Reconstruction Com
mittee's Constitutional amendment as a part
of the scheme. 3. In allowing the issuance of
a habeas corpus writ. And 4. In providing a
machinery of reconstruction which will make
it impossible for the Southern States to get
back into the Union before the next Presiden-
tial election.
This last consideration is the real animus of
all these bills. Both House and Senate are
agreed to undo all that has been done for the
last two years in the way of restoration, and to
provide machinery which will keep the
Southern States unrepresented either in Con-
gress or the Electoral College for two years
longer.
There are contingencies enough to keep the
Southern States out of the Union until dooms-
day, which, of course, is what Stevens & Co.
have in view. We presume this new device of
the devil will be rushed through the House.
II delayed until Wednesday the President can
Kill the measure, so far as this Congress is
concerned. If it is within the resources of
parliamentary stratagem, we hope the con-
servatives in the House will fight this bill of
denominations to the bitter end. Let it die the
DEATH
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gun and other formidable improvements in the
machinery of war; France must increase her
defenses." The army bill has been SO drawn,
he says, as to tighten the burden in times OF
peace and to increase the resources i'm times of
war. He reminds his subjects that their
neighbors assume far heavier burden He ex-
claims, 'Let us keep our flag high, as the best
means of preserving peace ~ And he CON
cludes with his usual pRan in praise of the
empire, its advancing prosperity and its pros
pective splendor. This time he not only an
nouDces an increase of the indirect revenue,
and promises "soon to be able to satisfy all
interests, reduce the land tax, and make public
improvements whereby the working classes
viii be benefited, " but he points proudly to
the 'liberty, solid, lasting, and glorious, "with
which he is to crown the arch of empire.
The Emperor of the French is entitled to
exult in the unparalleled degree of material
prosperity to which peace has carried France
beneath his sway. If he deems it unnecessary
to remind her disagreeably of the failure of tha
French naval expedition to Cochin China, he
certainly takes great pains to soothe any
modification she might suffer from apparent
temporary loss of her splendid military
prestige on account of the Mexican imbroglio
and the results of the recent European war.
1t must be conceded that, with trankness
scarcely to have been expected, he recognizes
the Mexican failure and the necessities of peace
with the United States His speech to the
French Legislature discloses so clearly his
internal policy and his diplomatic programme
with regard to Europe, and makes them appear
so consistent with the interests of France of
his dynasty, and of the entire continent. that
we cannot deny the admirable skill and ad-
dress which it exhibits.
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ROOFING.


OLD SINGLE ROOFS (FLAT OR sTEEP) COVER.
ED WITH JOHNS ENGLISH ROOFING CLOTH,
Pa PAINT, making them perfectly waterproof LEAKY
GRAVEL ROOFS repaired with Gutta Percha Paint,
and warranted for five years. LEAKY SLATE
ROOFS coated with liquid which becomes as hard as
slate. TIN, COPPER, ZINC, or IRON coated with
LIQUID Guta Percha at small expense. Cost ranging
trom one to two cents per square foot. Old Board
Shinge Roofs ten cents per square foot all complete.
Materials constantly on hand and for sale by the
PHILADELPHIA AND PENNSYLVANIA ROOF
ING COMPANY. GEORGE HOBART,
IL 6m No. go N. FOURTH Street.
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R, o O r i N O.

OLD SHINGLE ROOFS, FLAT OR STEEP,
COVERED WITH GUTTA PERCHA ROOF
ING-CLOTHH, and coated with Liquid GUTTA
PERCIIA PAINT, making them perfectly water
proof
Percha Paint, and warranted for five years.
LEAKY SLATE ROOFS coated with LIQUID
Gutta Percha PANT which becomes as hard as slate
For TIN, COPPER, ZINC, and IRON ROOFS
this Paint is the Plus ultra of all other protection.
1t forms perfectly impervlOus covering completely
resiss the action of the weather. and constitutes
thorough protection against leaks by rust other
wise. Price only from one TO two cents per square
foot.
TIN and GRAVEL ROOFING done at the
shortest notice.
Material constantly on hand and for sale by the
MAMMOTH ROOFING COMPANY.
RECKLESS e. EVERETT,
l2I6m No. 3O2 GREEN Street.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.
About that Impoaocnment.

7Onrn1D rvmE DAY ron EvErre r,uBoHArH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

Nour Hood j. Ggpurt Ave- >xr--paIilS pun .
thc-c ilirrIticS il rE-l- disease sEl r,-f re- i.
snd stimulates fhc oTans 4 If ITO Vigorous s-
Hence rapidly cIrs- u ieiy 4 cOulal inf- ri
SIZE csustd ty inquiry 4 the tluuc such SCI ,,
OF kir--s tVl tlloTs- uic r. -o,E- ,rultioIs rirr
ho'cfcs- l.uils- -. ArIsus-'- f.r,. taE-i,
t,rf,r CT salt n, INN. scald hcaG. mig wurlu O..
fIn.n-- sore rEs-- fcsIIalr d A.. J o..
ryftlti.ll. az -ul n \ slrtssiot- Mfrs. lty
syphilis Ntnrr,al diseases, liz M i,lts. I'D -
d.s,=a-,-s- Tx AVE. -aTsaJlaT5a- snd So
The turyEisia- 2cfiyi'E with which II clcaa-,- .
E.sod = q c-ll,z IA. - disc de-
l,u.iRE latc wears TIE pubic haze ayvn l,-l 30.
lsrr 10 de-. p.f udin- 10 gives quart 81 ,x-rr- =.
>ar=spaIllla Ter collar NJ Il thu lasr .-
frauds upon thc SICK, :or t,y not o-y c1u-au l-, =
any. Ss-Fzlsri IA Gl yffrn aTisr in-ryc,.- r
Hcsoe. ht-cr d=al,i sis tllt1I' has iolor,s .
4 IT, a.rrloUs act Il a3sllila NJ ~
III. mark fJIuril the nam Il .s % -Ulu, -y,l
With imp a-.d cheat >tiu j TN co,.
arsal -Tills, AID iti;.Id 10 suppl. d r,ar d.
II IA tlr from Ii load % olloQls nj -
r,sis upon II We tn L Esr Eave ugUuuG Ia lus...
i n as-ac- which ire s1il.ir bv rhc ,.-. =
die So i J. .l-'udci ~ cur. ~ can ssur, Z!
that ii,r -l,iu the bet af-stiVv k.cz ..g
% ITuduC- aId X, have r,a-on - h,irge. = =
tie inc-t tIcc al puiT u thr loud Sc lI-cs,-,g
Aver Aty-Ty i'c.T STal r. IlllNc-sa X ku#r.
sIT12ss vTtIv JiaH,- medicine 1oT tn Il en-
cUlas. llriue:.a. Yourselves. cT,l, iT'ci T. ilr.
lulll0n. nd / tn ,cli,f Il oou-uluI -i,r q
in sdyzcr -ta-tr q tie die,- that II is u-,,- ,-
- T,c,uut Tie cyid,uo,- q i virtues. llr -.ss
kDos- rli,ru.
lry5a-s,a l,y L.. !. q ANEG q GO. Lou,l. g..
and lid h. al dr.z-i-,s and d,aler- IN uyli-,.r
ever Ua,rr. fH,lr Ina
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

Of this company afford unusual inducements Of safety
and Profit TO Inycts for The following among other
reasOns, VII:
FIRST. The CT inte-est Is SIX PEI CENT. Is Coin
payable seu.i-annualIy in The city Of New York.
SECOND. The rEIS,IrAL l. ply4ble G,Lp At
mIturity.
THIRD The cost of the Bonds, NISETY-FI.E Pei:
CENT. and accrued interest, IL Ten PER CEHT.
| = than that Of lie cheapest SiN Per Cent. God
EtsIiiag BONDS of the Government.
FOURTH. The >I1FpSTATEs GOVERNMENT p.ovid :
nearly half the AMOUNT iry 10 build thu en-
til ad, AMI 10 X manly TO 4 small perc. nta.;e
on the future ;Ia;ic for Repayment.
FIFTH. o~i,.- ti liberal provision. accompanied
with ENTE.~.NE tEANTS Of II ELI LANDS, by
whic. tie Government fo=ter- tis great national
EFT TpTi {. l. succcs II rendered Ger tain. and III
financial stability i altogether independent of the
contingencies which attend ordinary Railroad en-
:eIpri-cs.
SMITH. Jhc Sccurit Of it, Thar M"aTGNGE R.>rs
Is therefor. ,urrr, and their character f,r frty
and r Ii ,b T. i el alicd only hy that IF the obi
a,ailols Of he tr"N NJ JENT ITSELF.
SEVEN II. The arnnss ii tIic completed por ion
are NJ dy ltrs " II excess of The interest obli-
gIt cIis which the o;Lpauv will incur twice
the Dis: nee and s-cadily Increasing. render
iuc the unintcE up eli payment Of thr Interest
abs lutclv certain.
EIGHTH. Al the P.ccr' rite Of Col! the pay L, ariy
:: Pr CIT pei aEnum on III" amour: invest-
Cd
TIE Fond Issued in dcnomina ions of : enr with
s,m-sunuIl Gold Coupons attached. va l. IN New
oTk :.Ed offered Tor the pr, sent At -. cr cent
AM 'ccT cd ir.rTc' currency from January 1t.
- d,T- be for aided 10 direct. through
tn ri cipll h.Ihs or bankers in all pat. f the III, r.
E,IuitIuCo= may b, made in drSfts New lc-k. or
il legal tender not,s. na:Dil bank notcs. ether
n j. il this CITY, and tie bonds viii b fo-
wsrdd 10 any address b. express. tree of charge.
Inquire fo further p,rticulArs ~ mail or otherwise
will rcccv, pune uIl attention,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
E1.aac' .fn.n. HilEc, >;a,,.. Id

YovNG AvEEI,A - We are satisfied That in til.
youI horse he breeders of New England hav, stlI
lion Of vry greet value 10 heir cct Of tie cnn..ry
He b III sides from pure :rura! trotin tamil
both Of which remark BIZ for III, ir
Wei rs the speed of their -toCk.
EIoNp and lui NJ AWTEI'I are nctr,v Idcrtii. 4 /
llod aud thna if tie stallion had been II in, till
now he would have been fast shc Is w, hLv,
urged his Owuer 20 bring him back 10 the island and
let him have the 70. H. bell \, Wit
that he horse would distinguish him-cl, and ND
fan give him the opportunity 10 do B hs scvc":
tn stud Iii. l. esteemed indhi- p oiuc have
Ilrcady di-pl ycd such ti;e pout and such sup ror
-prrd and action, tina. he cannot hc spar 4 fom the
I'D lie may, however. leave the ,l,Lhh. rho,d ~
date, and mean ine. if lived near him aud had
I good inare would certainly dip into the & ~
Messenger and Abiallah blood, Of which Il, l. t.,
Fountain. ijulyl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
Conversion of 1905 into July IS 5-2O's
BANK OF LYNDON.

This is 10 notify all persons that the Bank o.; l. niOn
locsted At Lyndon in the safe OF NernoIt, viii
deem It's outstanding bills, IL Office in Lyndon. 1for
said for the term of year from Dec Is 1916, thai
said Bank ceased 10 exist the let day OF Decenle
ISIS and that the following copy Of act passed By
the legislature If Vermont its last scssion, viz:
An sct relation TO the redemption OF hank notes.
II il hereby enscted, &c.
Sec After the expiration Of the chsr-er # sny
bsnk chartered by this state after the termination
the existence Of ans such bank sgreeshly the lave
Of this state such hank may notice 70 he publish
cd in 4lthe weekly newspapers OF the county wherr
such hank is located, for full yea setting 70 IL t5
said bank will redeem lie 9lding hills the day a
the expiration Of its charter the date OF the
ton Of it, existence AID copy OF This at. And upon
due publications Of such ticc, neither su bank IL
officers shall lie liable any sctioa for the non-reeT
ton Of any Of its outstSnins bill, unless the shall
have been duly presented snd paynen thereof dernand
cd within the year Aforesaid, the banking house
said b1Ek.
Sec > After the expiration Of the charter. or fteI
the termination Of the e1isteroc Il any sch iEk
sfOTes1id, such hIk shsll b. sui oct 20 tn
opera,iOn liable 10 the provisions 4 the sixty bird
section IF chapter eiEhtyuine Of the General Statute
Sec p This act shall take fleet from it p s1zc.
Approved Nov. ia. l,0i.
III notice Is gwen in compliance 18th lid
Dated II Lyndon this 9Th dsy Of DccrnIrr l>is6.
tDe,66. SAM III. Il. NATIONS, Cashier.
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N O I &c {

The existence Of the B-n Ct 4l,doiil, chartered by
tic Legislature of the state II NeIIon- nd lcat -
anyilIe in said siate Terminated ag1ccihv T. the
lave Of said sta = the 18th DAY Of June l>s: and
notice is h. Tehy given 'h.f -si hank vii redeem it.
andn- hills for the term Of one wear from Die
l~tf
The FLOWING set Of the legislature i publ she'd hy
direction # sid bsnk. Ry orir Of til Drrc;ore-
OERA CEOSBY. fret I. l.. MATTuChS, Casili,r.
D4nyillc. VI, Dec &. l>6;-
An rclstin-; 20 the drmp:iou Of '.s:lk uot,s.
|. is he ctv enacted. &C.
sec. l. After ;he expiration Of til charter Of sny
ank Chartered hy this state, or sit,r tie ruil40.
Of the existence cf any such bank. rsbly tie IT-
Of Thu Il &c, uch bank notice % be- pul-:
in all the weekly spap of county ~ such
bank l. located, for Jul wear. ~ forth tlls-
said hIuk viii rrdr III It. Outtaudin Us ii- day Of
the expiration # ts charter th da:r - the i,rl
ito Of it, existence and cops Of this AID Epra
due puhlica ion Of such motto. rrr sue haik is
officer zhl be- LA L. T. any action I. ~, ru emp
don Of nv Of it, Outstanding bills Gnir- liz za
have been dGly presented Isyneit thereof drslaaG-
cd within the wear at5Tc.ii 4. the banking h0usr q
aid Eank.
SEC. > AfcT the exIiTati. OF tie clArt.r site
the termination If the ~ trcr Il Iay such tank
a:Oe aid. such hank stall l.. IA ryt til
OPERATION liable the provisions Of the siH:yh
section Of clap rihtss:c Il rkr CEREAL stitrcs-
>cc. ? This &C shsl tax, IF from it, passage.
Approved Nov. ! e. l>si. ii,Cl =.
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B lila r D S .

Room in the rear Of the 81. Iohn-bury HOuse. UP
Stair Entrance Central stree: Lover of this .ne
game are invited to call. Small bows and -cholsrs in
school hour, are ctfuly requested keep ont
Tables, furniture &c al new. Hour, from a " 10
InP VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
- YOUNG AMERICA.
w To Breeders of Trotting Horses

The fast and famous trotting Stallion YOUNG
AMERICA, ty IIOaeland's Gray Messenger, dun b.
Old Adalah, will stand for the season at tie Wind
ham County PsIk, Brattleboro, Vt
YOUNG AMERICA is 4 Handsome powerful horse
eight years Ci, tift zen hand, three inches high, and
weighs 90 pounds. eisiron gray, with black point:
splendid trotter, ard the sire Of some OF the most
promising colts in the whole count V Hc;rorted when
two wears old, two ontc Ccntreville Course Long
Isl md, against Lady Eevin- and Rocky HILL winning
evely heat with eJse, and making liz nil in tire
minutes and three seconds t5.n), the bet time
cord for twO-year old lie can Row show go cait
though only driven for exercise Ills progeny canno,
be exclled, shown by the fact That the fair OF tn
New England stat held as fall his colt at 8 three
years old, took the first and cOud premiums One OF
his get took the first premium for ~ two y,ar-od l.
lions, and all the brood mares OF trottng blood thtt r.
ccivcd premiums had foal- at their side got by YuUNt
AMERICA.
The brccdes and gentlemen Of Ncw England vt,
invited this horse and his p.o.ucr. 1t Is liz OWL
crs present intention to remove him 10 Orange County
Ne" York, after the present Terms 80 to IL
sure, PAYABLE March l. 1StS All accident. At he r=k
Of owners. W. ii. WALKER, Agent
%.
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y. BAH indebted to the cid firm ale requ.tea f,
call and settle
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

TREATMENT OF CALLED BACH. -
The celebrated Veterinary Surgeon.
Gcor!c IL. Dadl, givcs in the Prairie
Farmer the following - So soon as an
abrasion Is discovered on the back of a
horS,', the animal should be excused from
duy for 4 few days the abraded part,
should he dressed twice daily with por-
uon Of tmcturc OF alocs and myrrh This
simple treatment will soon heal the parts.
Should there be 10 abrasion. but simple
swelling. attended with heat. pain. and
tenderness, the parts should h. frequently
>pongcd with cold water. Occasionally
the skin undcrgocS the process, OF harden
in@, Guduration) This /, condition of
the parts, known TO the tarricr- OF old a,
">Itia,t. and the treatment Is a. fol-
lows; Procure one ounce of iodine, and
smear the 0"'"'ted spot with portion
OF the same, twice daily
Some eases of called back and should
cr> are due 10 negligence and abuse. vet
many animals, OWING to a peculiarly of
constitution. will "chate.' rs the Savinr
Is, III those parts which come in contact
with the collar and saddle. and neither
human foresight nor mechanical means
can prevent the same
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

One Of the new mechanical TOYS in
Paris, i a boat with a rover. This
rover exactly initiates the movements of
a real man. and works q pair of scull.
with treat energy. At times, lie seems
iatlgued, and anon quickens his move
ments, and makes a rapid squirt for ;
short distance,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
REGISTERED GENERAL ACCIDENT
TICKETS OF POLICIES

l-scci Ia tr IL l=-iy Ia 5..---' A. ranor ComIa-
uy ii lIa-to J. c0sr possible form Of
q t-locli;urs. broken o- liur tydo-s- sr
C,uc.-- 1us.:s. LIi.i-'- cuis, eiii-. -IIIsi
Wound yai 1.vi aound- 'ur.l- AID -cal f-cvzuc :,
lit,r II a,- i.rprUvokyd a-IIlt hy burglars IUhhtT>
.r uuri-.c--. tie action l-t; .iu, -t-uGg. Ia
yi,rs 4 IL; si0.=. hri,l-. ;iocd> and .aTfl aak
ia lv -ToUlli. choking IN @ t,-y IT,
cair.-- aocir-e a4t-s-3 kirG. Wh,-ii,- Ii.r
IL ;ray Hing, in hu- ting i;-t.ur. saii,.. nd
ia. - a E' tr-- = =, l-I,,. llt a,Tsirl-
IN -,p-. i.iii-. r-,rics IL. :arlu and s,r-r
-, i-i-'. i-=i4 - i coil;arlsati,u 4 tari.rl-
iiy ... dlril- -oai .-a lliiy ,feT I ia L I
,Nc-r IN TX llg-ri.- !.iu -. AL IN rie- ro,5y &
IL any .Sgi.. sd = -' J.. liz. NcIli %; d,ash.
Fox ale ',v = a.. LA EI;iNt r. I.a5lroaa ,siir
fllfunf- II g.i.r-f.grs
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES, 1867.
Collectors Notice.


Notice is hereby given that the Income Specisl and
oher annual tsxes under the provisions Il the various
act OF Congress authorizing internal revenue as
sesei the annual list If 1884, the second district
If Vermont are due and payable and that in per-
SON or by deputy, wi attend II the following ne
and places TO receive the same, TO wit In
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
At Coil, ctor's office, 81. Johnsbury, June g. and
Lyndon house, Lyndon, Thursday, A. VI. June c
Ruggle hotel, Lyndon Centre, Thursday T.. VI. June
TIul's hotel, East Burke, Friday, June
Smiths hotel, Danviiie, Monday, June ID
Osgood's hotel East IIardwck, Tuesday A. NJ. June II
Eatons hotel, Hardwick, Tuesday, 7. VI. Junr II
FOgd's hotel, Barnet, Thursday, June Il
ORANGE COUNTY.
At the Coosuck house, Wells River Friday, June Il
Spring h0;el Newbury, Saturday, june Is
Iroter house, Bradford, Monday, June Ii
The hot !, East Corinth, Tuesday, June 1,
Cram L Browne, West Fairlrp, Wednesday. June Il
Passenger depot, North Thetfcrd Ihursday, june u
II. c. Hatch d Cos, stafford, Friday, June u
John W Rowell's office, w Randolph, June IA AMI Il
chelsea house. Chelsea, Mon. and Tucs, June Il and L
Ains"orth q Lynie's store, Wismsto"n, June l.
y. B.-Persons neglectiug to pay their taxes within
the time above specified, ten days thereafter will be
subject TO costs and additional charges.
Taxe- can b. sent by other persons and receipts will
be returned. CHAS. 5. DANA.
Collector I'd District Vt
81. Jo hnsbury, May 10, 1851. 5.5I