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The New York herald., 1869-04-20
Ar yoHNsToN VAN rAssELL,s AUCTION MART,

AT JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL's AUCTION MART,
N liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
THIS DAY CTUEsDAY). April 20 at - o'clock.
An elegant private genemans Road Turnout comprising
an elegant brown Horse with long name and tall s1 hands
s4o win rot for style and action not 70 be surpassed
wagon wi,a Pole and Shafts hal: b Stycrs nearly
now; set single Harness, made by Wood Gibson; two
sets double Harness, made by Campbell Hover Calhoun
Co., dc.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION-THls Day, AT 10 O'CLOCK
"A prompt at 222 Mercer street. between Amity and Fourth
streets Of nine very fast and well known trottng Horses pro.
the celebrated New York Black Hswk pedigree well known
to all horsemen In and around the cy sorrel Gedng 10
hands high, years old sound and kinds tro In 24O
sired by Young Columbus; s half brother to Commodore
Vanderbilt.
Bay stud Colt l5% hands, sound knd by George
NJ Patchen has troed in 245 has gait like sire and is ne
stock horse
Black Geding 5 hands, sound kind, in 232
sired by young Cassus NJ Clay dam Messenger good
style and action.
Bay 0eding, 10 hands inch, kind, trot in
240, excellent pole horse sired by second Hamhletonan
Carabo Colt can rot in 240, sired by Live Oak dam L.
Black Hawk.
Harry of the West, 16 hands, trot In 2:d0.
Black Colt trot in :6b; Just from Canada.
Also several road and family Horses, Skeletons Harness.
Blankets top and open Road Wagons All will be sold with
out any reservation. JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1869-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

A ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-04-20

It PUBLIC AUCTION:zTo BE DISPOSED OF THIS
n day (Tuesday, April 90 at II O'clock at JOHNSTON
VAN TASSELLs liz East Thirteenth street matched
Team dappe gray Mare and black Horse they 15 hands
HIGH and years old, and recommended any party
wanting first class team Also set OF double Cal
houn Hoover IL Co.. makers; and Dusenbury Van Duser
road Wagon, with pole and shafts. The going
abroad and the entire establishment will be sold without
The New York herald., 1869-04-20

yyfffii EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN "a YEARS By
/ benumbing application gas administered. Beautiful
,se,b al; set Si6 old sets bought or repaired JAY
vIL2kab IB Grand street, two blocks from BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1869-04-20

yHETLAND FoNIEs FOR sALE-wITH HARNESS
and Phaeton made expressly for them, no ney y,sk AZ
and perfectly sound Can be this week at private saoe
107 East Sixteenth street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03
"!St"UY !StI'0trS. no. 4.

Fortunate i, the village or community
which can claim Is one of its institutions
a good ho;cl. And the adjective good
in this connection is an expressive and
significant word, and ''hdc-" or casts
oil a multitude OF sins. What Il poor
10 use no harder tcrm-hotel is or
may be. i too well known by the resi-
lent, ;lS well Us the travelling. public to
need comment. To say that public
houses first class in every particular, are
too much like ANGELS vi>its-tew and far
bctwccn-iS TO speak what Is too truc,
and 1t Is IA wholesome relief TO enter what
IN honorable, not to say moral, man
might term Il .good hotel, with any de
gree of emphasis. The proprietor of a
hotel alone may not give character to
his house. though he may do very much
toward it. As was the case witt, Door
dog Tray, 50 1t may be with men and
hotels. Generally speaking. man is
known by thu company he keeps; and
a public house may be known by the
character OF It's bar-rOom scenes and cx-
hbltlons. y man of principle, discern
ment and decision OF character will max e
ms mark whatever his place or position,
and things without and within will soon
take shape to correspond with the will
OF the master spirit In regard to the
merits OF this subject the Lyndon people
have had a very rood opportu-
nifty TO judge; and am glad to be able
to say that our Corner friends in general
and the patrons Of the Lyndon House in
particular, consider themselves among the
fortunate ones at the present time in
this regard. INCoG.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03
the -fmcHded .N0TriGgc Lar.

One would think our legislature was
largely ina lie up Of incorrigiblc old bach
cIor-, or they would have thought of the
grcat Inconvenience likely TO he often
experienced in obtaining the services OF
town clerk and minister, or squire, both
IN tie r,t0,r toun.
Then why put in law the "clerk-
>hrh-i>>uc-a cclti:icate-to ,u,g per-
son applying, when a fine of 500, is
laid for Solemnzing the marriage of
some persons
1t j. now ne >,lj,l' than before to unite
i'll marriage minors, paupcrS, etc, neitl
cr i, it any more difficult for such to get
married. Ii false statements get into
the certificate, it Is no protection 10 the
person officiating.
"Ihc better registration" of marriages
l. secured puI Inc ,na, 'DJectS vi mar
rage law are not promoted We hope
another '.asScmbled wisdom" will further
amend.
Lit parties be required to 20 to the
clcrI, OF the town in which one or both
may live. and not for Il certificate OF ill.,
tyntion to marry. but for Il license. Lay
any penalty for solemnizing marriage
without Il license, but none i'll other
eases Where the clerk is not personal
ly acquainted with the parties proposing
marriage let it be required that the par
ties lie vouchcd for by persons acqunint-
Ell with him and them. Having any
clerks license let them 20 anywhere TO
he married.
Our legislature would dc wisely in
ropyin" verbatim some laws OF other
states. rather than Away, to try to get
uP So",cth1,y Pe,.nl,dr. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

RNvAGE> OF \ MAD WOLF IN Russia.
The Russia papers report that several
Villages in Lithuania Were visited by AN
unusually large wolt, from the adjacent
forests, which in 4 few hours tore i'll piece,
three peasants. Uwo women and II man
and more or less wounde / thirty-onc per
sons ana titty-tour head of cattle. The
fearful raid was made in the night time.
the people were seized unawarc>, 80 that
they could do but little in selt-,cfencc
The animal WAS subsequently surrounded
i'll the woods and killed. The beast was
TO all appearances afflicted with hydro
phobla, and the persons who survived his
attack have been treated SO as to ward
off this dreadful maladv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

There was 4 strange and startling scene
in GooG lemplars' Lodge in Lexington
Ky, on Tuesday night, 10Th inst. John
w. Alexander, Il young man, was about
to be initiated, and as part of the ccrcmo-
ny, waS offered a glass OF water. lie
drew back with Il shudder, and the rec
election of the fact that in August last
lac was severely bitten by Il dog flashed
with terrible intensity across his mind.
The next day he was out, but the memo
ry haunted him, and he said TO Il friend
that he would 90 home and 20 TO bed
and die. He went home and TO bed, and
in spite of drugs and nursing, thai horri-
bic malady, hydrophobia, rushed rapidly
to lis conclusion III death. Wednesday
afternoon he went into his first spasm.
Wednesday night he toamed at the month
and yelped as Il dog, and his paroxysms
continued and grew in intensity Strong
men held him, and powerful anmsthetics
Were administered He begged to be
shot, and prayed for death. Thursday
about 2 Z. VI. he died.
The music in the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's church costs $1,000 year. The
organist gets Sl2GG, the conductor So
600, the tenor $1,000, the soprano 5000
the contralto $500, the basso $500, leav-
ing $500 for incidentals.
Rev. J. Il. Bttinger, ID. d., has de-
cllned the presidency of Washington and
Jefferson College, at Washington, Penn,
because he fears that he does not D, ssess
the practical business talent required for
the reorganization of the college.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03
Edwin q. GiIson's Estate.

SIAIE OF EKMONI. I'm Ff0UIGN I0uft, HcII az
Essex District ,iuIlduIu. within ana for
said district, on the Path day Nov, 1859.
AN Instrument, purpurtIuE To- h' the last VIII and
Testament Ot Edwin e ellison. late ot Canaan IN said
district deceased being presented To- the court 10y
Green the executor therein named, Tor Probate:
Ii Is ordered Ky said court, that all persons
therein. be bottled 10 appear said court
holden the Probate Otli,r in t.ui dhall on
the 18th day Dee, loty. and >l.cw clu>. II any
they have against the Probate OF said VIII tr
which purpose i further ordered, that a Cnr,v d.,
the record this urirT be published three week ,u-
Ccssvely in the Cdcdun.an printed ST. Juhusbury
previous 10 saIi time app Ointcd Tor hearing.
wM H. HAkISHOKN, Judge Of Probate
A true copy vi reCOId.-Attest
sS-gV WIN. Ii. HAR1 SHORN judge OF Prob,,s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

THE LEGISLATURE AND TIE LAWS.
"A record of the closing days of the
Legislature, together with a supple
ment," containing all the laws passed at
the last session, were given TO our read
ers with last weeks Caielonum. We
refer to these letters which have been
published weekly, with considerable sat
istaction: for we believe that in their full
ness and completeness they have beer
Just what our readers wanted, who had
any desire to know what our aw-maker:
were doing at the capital this fall. They
have contained a complete epitome OF
the legislative proceedings, put together
in Il readable form, and in way that
the readers could understand at once
what was done and what was left I'M
DONE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

You never saw such Il happy lot Us
we had here Yesterday" said Il laudlady
in Indiana to 4 newly arrived guest :
there were thirteen couples Of en-. .
"What thirteen couples jus; married -
sob, no, sir; thirteen couples just di-
vorccd ~
a colorcd lawyer in South Carolina
having lately horsewhippcd white
member OF the state government for in
sulting his wife, the Legislature appoint
ed an investigation committee. The
committee reported that ''the hogg,ug
was thoroughly and handsomely done. =
A Gloucester man, who was walking
and smoking at the same time, stumbled
and tell to the ground, tho other day,
bre;tki..g his pipe and driving the stem
into the root of his mouth an inch and a
quarter.
Alpheus Benning Crosby, Professor of
Surgery in the Dartmouth College, has
been appointed TO Professorship in II
Western Medical College.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

Capt. A. VI. Beattlc, at one time a
prominent member of the Vermont Leg
stature, broke into the house OF William
Boutwell, at Lancaster, on Saturday,
while in a state of intoXication. lie
threatened to shoot a hired man, but
overcome by the liquor soon fell to the
floor dead drunk, when he was carried
home. Legal proceedings will he brought
against him for overwhelmingly.
RePujlcaM
Since the above was i'll type we have
seen card from Mr.. Bcaitic i'll tho
Boston Journal, in which lac denies the
charges in toto, and SAYS the ''rcport,
were put III circulation as believe 10y
personal enemies to iniurc me in othel
matters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

was about To leave the Tribune and take
editorial charge of the Chicago RepuJh-
can.
a despatch from New York, Tuesday
evening says: Mr., Richardson is in a
very precarious condition tonight. He
is very weak, and having retained no
nourishment for five days, his friends and
physicians fear the worst. lie was mar
ricd this evening to the late Mrs. McFar
land, by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, as
sisted bv Rev. o. Il. rockingham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

TIE TUMBLE IN GuLp.-Mouday' :
decline in gold was fully sustained, yes
tcr,lay, and the price went rs low rs l2I =.
which i less than in the latter part OF
September. 1862. seven months after the
LEGAL tender act was passed 1t is worth
mentioning, that ON April 20, 1862. two
months after the act passed. the prem-
UNI on gold WAS but | ;, but five mouths
after it was - :. 1t l. amoug the pos
sioilitics that, five months hence, We
shall be back where we were eight wears
before, with gold virtually at par Last
Saturday, the New York banks held
nearly S3o,Ooo,OO0 in gold, and the
gold balance at the sub-trc;lsury. on
Monday, was nearly eighty and Il half
millions, an increase of more than half IL
million over Saturday. Secretary Bout
wells refusal to accept bids for gold be-
low l22, created considerable commo-
ton among the hrokers.->pr. H,puGHcm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

Professor d. j. Noyes will act as
President Of Dartmouth College during
the temporary absence of President
smith, on account of ill-health. The
trustees of the College speak in terms OF
hi2h praise of Rev. DR.. Smith for the
earnest and faithful labor that marks his
connection with the College. Dr. Smith
wall spend the winter in Florida.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

THE ECUMENICAL GATHERING.-Dis-
patches from Rome state that the MEM
bers of the ecumenical council will meet
at the Vatican on December s, and at
the conclusion Of tue preliminary cere-
monies, the pope will announce the open
ing of the council.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

Tie BYRON MYSTERY. ISLAM. \ NEW
STORY. Ne, &c., Littcrs Living Ace.
NJ. 1920, for the week Nov. 20. con,
tains The Quarterly Reviews cruz ,hino
article on The Byron Mystery" will
hitherto unpublished, and appar emily
conclusive letters from Lady ByroIl to
Mrs. Leigh also "Thc Battle of the
Phllo-oPhic,' physical and Metap. ny s.
iraD: the continuation of 1.-The Port raft
in my Enclc's Dining Room from the
French: "'fnc Mlllionaires of y ew
York" &c, DC. No. 1880 Will co n
tam ''I>lam. avery notable paper by ii &c
author of the celebrated Talmund artl
Gle, and written with the same power :
also AN Enigma of IIistory-The Cap
tlyity OF Joanna of CASTLE, called La
Loba, or the Mad from new documents.
translated for the living age from the
Hcr"c DIES Dc,lr .Non,icS: the conclusion
ot The P"rlIalt in my jncle's Dining
Room" and other articles. In No. 1881
will he BEGUN Il new story translated
from the German for The Living Are.
which Will be concluded in the last num-
Der OF the year. The Living Age issued
every Saturday. irving fiiry-two numbers
OF slNty-iour pages each, or more than
Three Thousand doublc-colunm octave
pages of reading matter yearly enabling
it to present with satisfactory complete
ness the best Essays, Reviews, Criticisms.
Tales. Poetry, Literary, Scientific, His
torical and Political Information, gath
cred from the whole body of foreign pc
riodical literature, and from the pens of
tie ablest living writers. Subscription
price, IS a year free of postage. Al ex-
ira copy sent gratis to any one getting
up a club of Five New subscribers.
Littel & Gay, Publishers, 80 Bromfeld
Street, Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

TIE Newly DIRK TIMEs.-We publish
to-day the prospectus of this well-known
newspaper. In all that goes to make a
perfect newspaPer-ability, enterprise,
candor. courtesy, an earnest stand against
dishonesty and corruption in officials high
or low, and Il taultleSs Typography
Times cxcels all the daily papers we see.
Our readers who are looking for New
York daily will do we'll TO take the Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

c. We are a little tardy IN noticing
the new dress of the Lancaster RepuJh-
eoo. in which it appeared two weeks
since. Col. Kent makes the RcpuJHcan a
live example of the fact not generally ac-
ccptcd, that it is not the size of the news
paper, but what it contains, that makes
it either valuable or otherwise. The
RfppJL.om is always well printed, rcada-
bic, spicy. Long may it live.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

The .lt1udlr .Uoathy for December
CLOSES M the year we'll Mr. Parton
continues lii Washington sketches. his
time under tn title Il nclc Sans Treat
mcnt of his Servants" 1t Is an able cx-
posture OF some OF the evils of our civil
service a. at present conducted. Zine
Dead Level" 10y +. Sheldon, treats OF
certain characteristics of modern society.
John Hay rchcar-cs the death of Joseph
smith, "Ihr Mormon Prophets Tragc-
dy." Mr. Hale continue, his brick
Noon" which puzzle, the critics very
much Tine Foe IN the lIouschold' j.
concluded and DIR. Jarvis gives more OF
hi valuable statistics on the "IncreaSc
.! Human Life" Among other readable
papers i \. ID. Richardson's sketch of
the California Chinaman, under the
simple title ".Iohn:" +. \. Walkers
".Amcrican Industry in the Census. -
and st ndcr the Midnight sum-" by DR..
Hayes. Among the spocIaties of the
coming year are a new novel, "Joscph
and his Friends" u Pennsylvania story
10y liayard Taylor; sketches of Advcl.-
ture i'll the Arctic rc9ions, by DIR. HAYES;
and letters on financial subjects by Gen
cral Walker.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

he December Xi,,rA{,. in closing III,
volume. brings forward some OF its old
and tavorltr contributors. Mr.. llrrrick
yves the lrnnti>piecc. Wood Hauling, "
IL pic turc>,ic scene familiar to country
eyes; Hans Anderson tells a Danish ,to-
~ the I.iltor completes his account OF
matchmaking 10y a description OF binding,
illustrated 10y cight sketches. and al>o
tells Christina, story. Mis- Thomas
has Il thrilling account of some children
who once were caught ON Il Mississippi foe
OF zee. The "lo-Srmitc Falr' has u
picture. and Mother & rose has four viz
mcttc,. Hunting in South Africa l. de
-crib.d 10y :.n old hunter; Sophie May,
OF Prudy fame, tells her "lIi@gin-
Fright :" and an anonymous writer de
-rrihrS old fashioned times in New En-
uIruI n..rl,y, the arti-t, illustrates some
scene, from Scott and Harry Boiling
broke describes a mimic encounter III a
duck pond. Finally. Il "Christma~ Ga
roll from the French. with English trans
lation, holds the last pagr; 80 that much
Is heard Is Volume Ill. disappears, and
all voung eyes are turned to Volume ",
ct which an ample programme Is givcn.
Published 10y llurd X lInughton. New
York. Subscription, 500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03
1hc Richardson -iUUjr.


as we can gather, as follows:
More than two years AGO Mr.. Rich
ard-on became aware that one, McFar-
land. who lived III the same house, was
abusive aud brutal towards his wife,
when under the influence OF Hquor-a
not unusual occurrence. In fact on one
Of these occasions Mrs. Mcfarland sought
Mr.. Richardson's protection. One eve
ming after this, as Mr. Richardson was
walking home from the theatre with Mrs.
Mcfarland, her husband -toie up behind
them. and shot Richardson in the back.
1t was but flesh wound. his was
abou; two year. 400, Afterwards Mr..
Richardson published 4 card in which he
explained somewhat the cause OF his be
iug found with another mans wife, and
declared his intention TO marry her when
she should nave procured Il divorce from
Mcfarland
We do not rccolcct that Nc Farlrnd
ever paid any penalty for ;hi~ first al
tempt 10 as-;t-oiuate Mr.. Richardson. at
any rate the papers say these men have
met frequently during these two years
past without amy hostile demonstration
on the part OF tine would-bc as>;tSsin.-
Meanwhile the difficulty between McEar-
land and his wilc WIS bciuy settled 10y
the courts. Their Two children had been
apportioncd bctwcen thcm-each takin-
omc-and it Is sail that Mrs. Mcfarland
had Just procured decree o. divorce III
the state OF Indiana, whittier ~hc had
gone for thai purpose.
1t seems very strange that after an e.
teemrl and valuable ,,tilchc OF the TribUt,
had been murdcrou~ly assaulted, lis as
sa-sm should have been permitted rangr
Of the office: but - II seems it waS-
and Mcfarland had been hiding about
behind the desks in the business office Tor
an hour or two before his last attempt to .
murder H. victim, and that too without
especial "oticr trum those who belong
there. 1t would seem high time, even
in New York, Tor the friends Of "a muir
dercd man TO deny social intercourse and
shelter to the assassin. if the law will no.
take care of him.
On the ,lav at ia" o-~r"lr i"-t ~ '';clt
Mr.. Richardson went INTO the Irtb"oc
business Office TO ret hi, letters, when
Mcfarland stepped out from behind It
desk, and instantly, without a word Of
warning, fired pistol at IN, victim. 1t ,
was at first, thought he had missed his
ann, as without saying \ word, Richard
son turned and walked up three fights oI
stairs to the editorial rooms, when calm.
ms assistant, lac told linn lie was shot
After the shooting, Mcfarland again
cooked his pistol, but he was surrounded
by by-,tandcrs before he could lire tn,
second time.
Mr. Richardson was Immediately taken
to the A>tor House, where 1t wa found
that the bullet had passed directly through
his body, lodging IN the back. lie has
been lyin- lher" the 1--WE d'y~. tho SUI
gconS sometime -Nn- hopes that he
may recover, and then declaring his end
mean. The ball wa~ not extracted until
Mon .ay, when 1t was found to have
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

Tile N~'se,M published by John L.
Shory, Is Washington St, Boston, is
now about to enter upon its fourth year,
and we can assure our readers, that for
the little ones under seven or eight years
OF age. it has no equal. Full of illustra-
tons, attractive and beautiful, as well
as reading matter, interesting and III
structive, all who see it will be delight
ed with it. We wish all our little friends
could be supplied with it, and then its
monthly issues could be carried to school,
and used in the place OF the ordinary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03
Neic Books ana Magazines.

We have received from MeSsrs. Mich
OILS and Hall of Boston, ''1He RQyai R0mi
to Eort,me," by Mrs. Emily Huntington
Miller. This little book is the first of a
series which will compose "The Little
Corporal Library" and is one OF the
best juvenile stories we have ever read.
The first twelve chapters appeared IN
the Little Corporal in 1868, and now a
sequel is added, and the whole presented
in one handsome volume. No boy can
read this story of Jimmy Marvin, as he
is carried through his lite's history, with
out being inspired to higher Resolves. and
a nobler life 1t is good for SUNDAY
School library, or for Gift book. and
we hope it will fall into the hands OF
many of our young friends, at Christ
mas time Published by Alfred l.. sew
ell Il Co., Chicago, and for sale here by
T. NJ. Howard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

Oliver Optics Magazine, "O"r Boys
and GTlS,' is edited by Oliver Optic
the popular writer for the Young people.
The new volume commcncn. in .Ianua-
ry 1870, will contain the first chapters
ola new story, 10y the editor, entitled
''Hcar and Forbcar," which promises to
be a good thing. This magazine has
one advantage over most others, and that
Is, it comes oDcc Il wc,k, making Ftty-t,ro
numbers. instead of twelve. Price 500
per year, Specimen copies sent by
mail, free Published by Mes,rs. Lee X
Shepard, Boston.
The same publishers announce :: fine
assortment OF Juvenile books Tor the holi-
days->in"lc volumes. and sets of from
four TO twelve books put up in neat
boxes. Among these i 4 new series, i'll
culcating the Injunction Glove your enc
mics" composed Of four volumes hand
>omely illustrated, n ol.2j per volume
Also there Is new :Dolty Dimple"
added to that series, called Doty Dim
pies "Flyaway," making sir in tie ct
price per box, $50. This series is IL
treasure to all the title girls.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

jg5-- TEe CplcdoDiab Office is NOR located
an is all site. in tie No~tb cnd cf tie Brick
BJlcE. On .UoDUu,m Square.