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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-10-21
CORTLAN z (

CORTLAN * CO..
IMPORTERS. JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF
French China
DINNER, DESSERT AND TEA WARE,
ENG E.ESFH TONE CHIN i
DINNER, DESSERT AND 7EAWARE,
laI#5a GHISl lHB BBHaSA GRAAlIE
CHAMBER SETS,
Caf and Pressed Glass, Table Cutlery,
PLATED WARE, JAPANNED TEA TRAYS
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our rrices ave AS low As any ll0Jse in the coun-
try, and terms as liberal. COkILAN co:
PIG and 2ls Baltimore St,
Sept so, ls0o-3m. BALIlMOkE, ND.
f ORD &ROBINSON,
Mauufactulcfso of and Wholesale Dealers in
CEDAR WARE, BRO0NS, BRUSHES,
CORDAGE, WILLOW WARE, MATCHES, &c.
and Importers Of
BcEliiogsuS. Wine Bottles,
PERCUSSION CAPS &C.
Nos. So * 90 LoABARDSTHEET,
BALTIMORE, ND.
ROBINSON. LORD Il co.
III CaAurrrs STREET,
September 80, lSC9-ly. NEW YORK.
TO IEOCSEIIK2GI1pIL2S
The Elastic Sponge Ntress
Is the healthicst c,auest, most elastic, durable,
and best Bed in the world.
The Elastic Sponge P.lors
Are light, soft, sweet and free .ton an unhealthy
and Gisagrcuabl, odor as most feathers have.
Tile Elastic Sponge Ce&ions
For Church. CarriageNr Chair, IS far superior to
even best cuiled hair (Which is never uundi such
articles always refining the !uiincss very com
Portable, and much cheaper than good hair.
TIE Elatir SpoaJa al irr,ittre
Is much better than hair as it {: ilways free from
moths, aud all insect life and So permanently G.
lastic as To- keep the covers constantly full, thus
adding greatly to the beauty q. tle Furniture.
The Elastic SponJ Goot
Are selling rapidly, and everybody likes them
Send for Pamphlets, giving full particulars, with
price list Of goods.
Local Agco's Uotcd.
An Agent wanted in every Town in The State, to
whom will be given the exclusive sale OF these
Goods. \. MOVES,
General IgCai.
3r5N. Howard 81, Baltimore.
Sept so, ISC9-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-10-21
POETRY.
WAITING.

The following piece of poetry will, we think,
find an echo in the heart Of every mother who has
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-10-21
no. A SoUTu Howard STREET
BALTIMORE.

EE Orders for an kinds of Merchandise salt,
Fish, Plaster, Gudn1, and The various Fertilizers
aDd la.-ius Implements, promptly uA,d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-10-21
The Lands Near Richmond.

II'I-8 7 . T " T TIT
Secretary Of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04
G MINING ITEMS.

We have no very startling develop.
mcuts to report in any Of the mines
along the Comstoek during the past
week. Stocks rule a. very poor figures,
with, however, a tendency to rise, and
the bullion yield shows m increase
rather than q decrease. Speaking Of
the present prices Of mining stocks, the
San Francisco Bulletia says: "It is
generally supposed that thinning stock VAL
ues are considerably lower than for any
former period. Tais impression has OBJ
tanned from the fact that all these sceu-
rites are now sold by the share, whereas
il was formerly the custom to sell many
Of them by the foot. Then, again, some
of the companies have lately increased
the number Of their shares, thus Of
course d%eprecinting their market value.
The annexed table elbows how the aver
nge prices of leading descriptions for
July compare with tho same month last
year. These averages have been aseer-
tanned from the closing cash prices Mt
the daily Morning Board. It will be
noticed that In eight instances the prices
for July, 1869, were higher than for the
a q |, p,onkh LAT yaar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04

SUDDEN DsArH.-About IL o'clock
lao, evening Joseph Hayes, nm smployc
a, Wes,ou's. mill, Gold Canyon, below
silver CITY, suddenly complained that
h. was bleeding to death, and shortly
as,srward laid down and died. He had
been employed at the mill but three OF
four days, and his death was caused BY
hsmorrhage Of the lungs. Deceased
Las about 20 years Of age and n native
NJ Ohio. The Coroner from Dayton
held an inquest on the body this morn
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04

Tnl BIRD RAFPLE To-HiGnT.-Rccol-
lect that the raflo for those beautiful
stuffed birds which Frank Farington
brought from Green Bay, Wisconsin,,
takes place this evening, without fail, Mt
Daley & Delaney's saloon, G street, Vir-
ginia. Secure tickets.
WOMAN FoUSp DADA woman OF
the town, known as George St. Clair,
was found dead this morning at the
Bow Windows" a house Of ill.fame
on G street, Virginia. The cause OF her
death is said to DO dissipation.
TnE MAnrISErris.-Don't forget that
the renowned Martinetti Troupe appear
at Piper's Opera House, Virginia, on
Monday evening. Secure reserved seats
at tho box Office Of the theater, without
extra charge.
ELRvRy JuRoRs.-Up to moo to day
eleven jurors had boon sworn in the
case of George Hall, indicted for the
murder Of Emerson Cain. The other
juryman will probably be secured this
afternoon.
PIONEER LAuSDRr.-The people OF
Gold Hill or Virginia who wear the
%cleauest shirts, and hence present tho
most respectable appearance, get their
washing done at Halls Pioneer. Laun.
dry.
ECLIPSE SrABLEs.-The best of horses,
buggies, teams, saddle horses, etc., are
always procurable at the Eclipse livery
stables, Main street, Gold Hill. Patron
izo home institutions.
Tus Nnw CHURcH.-The interior of
the new Catholic church at Virginia ia
being very handsomely finished up, but
it will be some months yet before it is
ready for occupation.
MINER HuRr.-Joscph Richard, work.
ing In tho Yellow Jacket mine, about
IL O'Clock last night had quite q severe
cash cut in his left shoulder by q falling
stone. DR.. Hall dressed the wound.
CATHOLIC SERvIcys.-At st. Patrick's
Church, Gold Hill, tomorrow, Masa
will be given Mt 8 o'clock A. NJ, and
again at lo4 o'clock A. NJ. Services in
tho evening at u o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04

THIs OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE
J. Lnnntlry is prepared to turn out any duanti'
ty Of Renovated and Clean Linen, without be
ing damaged by manipulation or by chemical
Packages punctually called for and returned.
Orders LEFT at tho Vesoy Hotel bar or at Brod.
huns Tailor shop. opposite the NEWS office,
Gold Hill; also, Of Plunkctt's News Depot, OPP
posite Wells, Fargo d Co.'S, Virginia, will DO
an3St} JosEPH.F. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04
.npuAla AVE pEpAnTUREs.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
pY WELLS. FARGO N co.,
Miss Bender, F D Blake. J Black n Wiie
D Crosby, C B Shaw, D T Hodges, = Doty
N G Gavin, NV Caswell, c Holland, 5 siSei
/ Shear and wife. L Jermain, = Hunch' MI
Kelly, Father Melville, N Wylie and wiie
8 s Sios,, L 8 Clark, X Adm, w Hudneii
NJ Armstrong, Z McColgan, Mr. Israel, Mr'
Daniels, P Brady. G w Vance, A d Hodges
E 8 Davis, Philip Lynch.
Departures.
II WELLS. FARGO axe co.'s
Eli N Skaggs, S T Gage. Rev Mr. scheer
John McCausland. Dir Call, ] A Bachelor
Leonard Gaunce, ] S Garvey, Mr. Delaney
Chus n Palmer, James White, A Gentry
Mr. Hawxhurst, Jackson Jordan, Domingo
Silver, Mr. Lavre6ee, George W Curric, Nj
Whitney, T Donovan, Catherine Cashion
Mr. Keith, John 0'Farrell, Mr. Currier, Nj
Movie, Wilkie Darling.
BIT WOODRUFF AND BNSoR's n
Thos Martin, Christopher Whitford. Jas
whitford, Lem Clark, Samuel Miles, Wm
Miles, C W Con, Frank Whitaker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04

IMPORTER OF ALL ARTICLES USUALLY
kent In and about q Drug Store. All for sale
a the LOWEST PRICES that can be Afforded
for No. 1 goods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04
SEEDS. Seeds. SEEDS.

Just received. 1000 papers Flower Seeds; d.;
rect rom Tborburn's, New York. a beautiful
assortmcnt Indeed. Also on hand. all kinds Of
\ vegetable Seeds, warranted Fresh and Genuine.
4 In Quantities to suit, either byth pound or In
--nsn napaya
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04

TN DEFIANCE OF TIE ONCE CELH-
/ bratcd Virginia Clothing Combination, who
did thoir best to drive US from Virginia, and
who predicted that we would "bust up" in
We have tho satisfaction Of seeing that self
same Virginia Clothing Combination fading
away, like tho Last Rose OF Summer" and
vel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04

This valuable little mine, al silver
City, principally owned by 8. A.; cna.
pin, Esq, yields about Slo'ooo per
month. IL 10 a gold vein, from a footto
three and four feet in width, ana the
ORC il worked at the lone mill, aud aras-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
GROWN POINT GOLD AND

EOhN
Works, Gold Hill. Storey County, State OF
Nevada.-Noticc is hereby given that at . meet
Ing Of the Trustees OF said Company. held on
tho 9Th day OF August, A. y. 1868, an assessment
of Five Dollars % per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable I'M
mediately, In United States gold coin, 70 tho
Secretary, at tho Office Of tho Company, Room
No. q, Hayward's Building, li9 California
street, San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain un-
AID. 1869, shall be deemed delinquent, and will
be duly advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment shall be made before, will
DO sold on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day OF Septcm.
Der, A. i. 1860. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
CHAS. E. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
Office = Room No. 81 Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco. Cal.
am Al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-04
SPENCERIAN
~Copartnership Dissolution

THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFoRE
L existing between n. Page and l.. T. Fox.
doing business at Empire City, 0rmsby County,
State of Nevada, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts duo the firm will be collected,
and all tho liabilities of the firm paid. BY r.
PAGE, ROBERT PAGE.
L. T. FOX.
August 10. 1869. auto1m
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
HOMES IN THE COUNTRY.
wHERErHEY ARE AND WHAT THEY COST.

WHERE THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY COST.
4 DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWNS, VILLAGES,
AND RAILROAD STATIONS WITHIN FORTY
MILES OF Ew-YoRK-POPULAT1ON,N NUMBER
OF CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, HOTELS, STORES,
MANUFACTURES, IMPROVEMENTS, PRICE OF
LAND, DISTANCE FROM NEw-YORK, RAILROAD
FACILITIES, COST OF TRAVELLING, ETC, ETC.
We propose in the following articles to give brief
description of all the principal towns and villages
within distance of about 40 miles of New-YOrk,
which are situated the various railroads leading
ont of the city also the price of land the character
of the SOIL together with such other useful informa
ton touching improvements, health, schools,
churches manufacturing establishments facilities
for getting in and out of the city, &c. shall prove
of interest to the general public, and in particular
to those who contemplate removing to the country
with view of finding homes for their families.
The demand for suburban property is increasing
rapidly, and the people are beginning to find out
that they can live ten fifteen miles out of town
and reach their places of business as soon, if not
sooner, than when residing up town. Those who
have spent the mornings and evenings OF their lives
riding on illventilated street find real pleas
ure in travelling home in drawingroOm cars after a
hard days work The truth is, there are fewer de-
tentlons in travelling by steam than by the horse
cars No one is sure of a seat or of his pocketbook
90 long as the present system OF conducting morse
railroads continues The struggles that are so often
witnessed between the hours of and p. m, at the
lower ends of the various routes, illustrate this fact
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

on this road is $780, and statute law prohibits its
increase. Two steamboats, ply daily between New
York and Bridgeport, making the passage in from
three to four hours. The Seaside Park is charming
and fashionable drive, lying it does directly on
the Sound, only half mile from the Post
Office. The horse cars run there, and also
Washington Park, in both of which the City band
plays several evenings per week during the Summer
season. The drives about the city reaching to Black
Rock Fairfield, Greenfield Hill, and Hartford, COM
manding a view of Long Island and the Sound, are
picturesque and interesting. The fishing. sailing,
saltwater bathing, are good, and the shooting
especially of ducks and other sea-brds, affords
fine sport to those fond of this recreation. Broad
avenues leading out of the city, lined either side
with shade trees. and running parallel with the
Sound afford eligible building sites. Lots sell for
$3.50 to $500 each little further out land sells by
the acre at reasonable prices Several desirable resi-
dences ranging from 5000 to $4,000 are for SALE
Bridgeport contains $4,000 inhabtants and owing to
its large manufacturing interests the population is
increasing with extraordinary rapldity.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

A far "a the eye can reach therc is an eyerchangng
Of besuy TO the left near an apple rvn
while Just above costly villa may be seen towering
The pIaces owned by Messrs Samuel Sinclair Clarke
Cox Underhll Van Wyck Farrlngton, Cockcrolt, Frost
Jordan and Barlow are WORTHY syclors al e@braenS
portion Of Hcssian Hi which Is conslaeree .Ss Ss
bUs the mG't R snated mile and
half northeast OF the depot and 1t commands eui
cent view OF the surrounding country was inS the
Revolution The scenery is beautful Deyonu S s
ton and one can have but faint idea OF IL uei TO tbs
west and north are Haverstraw, Stony Point
XIII would Be plainly visible were it not for the hills
which nearly surround It, Eastward the views are very
The Croton River, which supplies NewYork with water
winds for many miles among this beautiful scenery.
Turning to the south and to the southwest the spectator
nvoluntary utters exclamation Of SURPRISE and well
he may for such sights as these are not often seen:
Almost his feet is Cr0tOn Point ung half way across
the river while beyond is Sing Sing famous the world
for its marble quarries aud State institutions Still
beyond are the lights Of Fort washington; bat more
beautiful than all 10 the Hudson, with Its miles OF silver
Property in the vicinity Of Croton increasing value
Land that sold from $3.50 to $500 acre years ago Ia
worth from $500 to $780, Distance to NewYork IS
miles. Four daily trains leave each way Yearly rates
OF Communication, s222
Cruger Is small station. containing few buildings,
including one store one liquor saloon, hotel. Metho-
dist Church. and three or four bricyards ferryboat
PHYS between this place and Haverstraw and Grassy
Point the opposite side Of the river Land In this
vicinity very rocky and high No lots have been sold
thus Land worth from e 200 to 5000 an acre. Dis
tance to Eew-York, Ss miles Four daily trains leave
each way. Rates of Communication per year, s22S.
MoHTRosB.
Mont Is 80 miles from New-York. 1t contains Re-
formed Church, store, depot and few houses At
Montrose Point one mile distant there
raj fine residences among others Secretary Stewards
sion may be mentioned Land in the vicinity Of the depot
at Monrose is valued at 500 $500 Back
from the depot it be had for 800 per No lots
have been sold. Communication to NewYork. 1884; dis
tance, 80 miles. Three daily trains leave each way.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

The country through which the New-Yorlr and
Harlem Railroad passes is very hilly north of White
Plains. 1t produces WELL however, and there are
many fine and valuable farms situated along the line
of the road. The Communication by this route is
higher than it is on almost any other road, except
perhaps, the Hudson River The cars for the
most part are shabby and uncleanly. The only
exception is on the express trains, which of course
do not stop at way stations OF carry commuters at
Communication rates
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

To do anything like justice to the scenery OF tho Hud
son would be impossible, for words give but faint
idea OF the unsurpassed loveness OF the grassy slopes
and towering cliffs and they have become famous the
world over The views of the Hudson never grow DID,
and at every step present themselves each
seemingly beautiful than the other and though one
may have Travelled up and down for life time, yet each
visit reveals new wonders intoxcate the senses OF
fhe dali oh tod
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
Debility

Every one N times feel the necessity of something
tone up the system depressed by mental or bodily ex-
h"uston At such times let every one instead of tax
ing alcoholic or medicinal -timulants which afford only
temporary relief, orate his deilitatcd system
by the natural tonic elements of the
PERUVIAN SYEIP.
or Protected Sou ion of the Prooxidr of Iron which
Ntaz's and en- ches the blood by -upplyin It with it,
Life Element Laos
hens free tiom Alcohol in any forln, it, energizins
eject are not follow ed corresponding reaction but
"r' permanent, lniusing STRENGTH, vIGoR and SEW
LIFE in'" all puts e" ;he -yzen and building mp an
IRON CuNSTIrI TON.
"N' STERLING, ESQ, of Poughk,cp-ie. Y y saw:
since 'ikns the Peruvian Syrup feel Icrt,r nv
strength IL improve d, my bowel regular NV 4pp,-
tit" tiTst nate 'rf
mere y Nh old ysicitn in this city colder THAI
ann who hats been in the drug business Tor 10 YEAR
l' h's ed tn Syrup -hrrc mon h. and rive il -
l- decided opinion that it il TIN, best Atcratilc Ton;
''''1Ictuv he knt.,."
tor l'ysprp=i Debility, and Fcurc W.ikncz=c- tn.
Peruvian syrup Il sp eic 3. pI.. pau,ph,.- sent
ne Inc genuine has PERUVIAN yrup' bow Il in the.
gli--. - "
j. T. biNsM"EE, Proprietor, No. ST j. st, New York
sold by all druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
iyH,iOI3Eii|c.

Il. \. Bcmi~ and AaribrI1 Dcmi~ou
nave bought the store and stock OF l.. T..
Brown. and nave taken possession. They
are eulcrpri>jng yomg men. and ''hlrau
business.
On Friday OF last Week. Officer Randall
made a laid on the grocery OF Leach x
Newton. and seized bhls. ale. 4 lot of
WHISKY. alcohol and other liquors S.duI-
lay. Randall paid flying visit to New
ton, house at the Corner. and brought
away - gallon, alcohol and some other
liquid ''pizen." Mr.. Tolman. from Con-
cord. y. H.. who has just purchased their
stock. aud /, 10 carry on bu>ires, at the
"o!d stand" will take notice and govern
himself accordingly"
BG, five casc~ OF smallpox (two small
poN. three varioioid) lave occurred here.
all of which have recovered.
Building has already commenced. aud
pgoin'#c-, TO be lively the coming summer.
Walkers hotel is nearly ready tor the
ma>ons. and when completed (about the
i.r,; june. will be The finest hotel struc-
ure III ghr county.
MIS-. Emily Earney Browncll. N. D.. i
ahnu; moving 10 LynGonville. Mr.. Brow
nell will open Il drug store in Weeks
Block
sugar makers report prospects Tor
large yield good.
fine ''ca!iro party" al Walkers last
wednesday week was well attended. aud
proved quite attractive.
Ira Cunningham, station agent. had his
fingers badly jaimned while coupling cars
Que day last week. :.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16

Mr.. Walter Buck WAS arrested at Is
land Pond a lew days since by Sheriff
Morrill,, for breach OF promise, on COM
Plalnt Of Miss Hannah Wilson. y hear
M was had before Justice Grow. and
he was obliged TO give bail in the sum OF
5000, Tor appearance at court.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
4elarriaNrG.

In VT April q, ry nv. Mark royy,as MI.
Horat IL Michel Of iuncuhu-r, and N.i MARY Ann
>cho- OF aurora, III.
In Eyc-at April = a the rc-d o. the ollie tin.
crr-ymnl, .cv Jane. NJ. B,ttte. Mr. r,t,r NJ. Abbot
OF Rutland, aud Mis- Maria Hunter of Evcr,.c.
In Bath, y H.. April h, by Rev. VIM :. Palmer.
Mr. Henry l.. Woodward Of Haverlin y Il and Mi.
NlIit T. Weeks of Bath. y. II.
In Barton. April 1, Mr.. Mark Norris OF Browuiu.on
and Miss \,ttir II. smith of Barton.
n Newport Center, April :, MIR. Newman r. r. Ike.
and Mis- Lizzie Il. Cronk, all Of Newport.
Vt Newport, March -. Mr. Albert /. IIartwcI of West
field, and rmma u. Lii, Of Newport.
In Lttic:on, March L. Mr. !. NJ. Cove OF whitc:cld
and Mis- Ella l. Robinson OF Littleton.
At Derby Centre April II, Zeua= &. Bullock, VI. u.
Of Ancghany, y. Y, and Ilor' IL, daughter Of IL G
circuit, VI. u. Of Derby
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
UclFS Rircr.

fine people OF this place have subscribed
S2OOO.OO to be expended in enlar.inw and
repairing their church. They expect to
build Il tower in front of the present edi-
fee and pvt Il >pire upon ii: then. 10y
i.iacin" The gallery aud entry in the new
part. anu the heating apparatus i'll the
basement. room will be made for fourteen
new slips.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
John p AaIe'S Esfafa

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held al
CaleuOnla District, S. J ST JUhnsUury, within and
io salC district on The 18th day OF April AID,
An Instrument purpOrtiug to be the last i'll and Tes-
lament OF John p. Hale HardwIck in saIl l,-
ulct deceased, being presented 10 court by MI,
susan u Hale the eAecutrix therein named probate
lls ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear a court
0 holden at the probate Office i'll ST JOhnsbury. the
l'h day OF May, 1909. and shew CAUSE any they may
have against the Probate IL; for when pur
pose 10 further ordered that copy ;ne record
inns order be published three week. svely the
Caedonlan, printed at St Johnsbury, previous
time appointed Tor heaTins.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate.
a true copy OfIecord.-Attest,
55-5 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16

y Young man named Perkins. some
connection OF George Ford of East st.
J"hnsbury. went into SiIsby's On Railroad
street one day last week. with an order
with Mr.. Ford's name attached. for so
worth OF clothing. He got the clothing
ana departed. On Monday Mr.. Ford saw
The order and pronounced it n forgery.
NIl>by a>certaincd that Perkins had gone
to Littlrton. where telegram caused his
arrest and detention until the matter i in
some way settled. 1t will probably prove
the most expensive suit of clothes thai
Perkins ever had.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
Spetial 3lOtifrs.
Masonic HaII---Unior Block.

Ky PAS UMPSIC LODGE.
w NO. y, F. x \. NJ.
stated m,c;.n-, April =. Called meeting April -.
l.. r. HEALD sce'y.
IIASWLLL CHAPTER. No. II,G. !. N.
Regular NEE in, Friday eve, April 2a. 1869.
/. !. DALTO.,, Secretary.
PALESTINE CCNMANDERY, NO. 3.
stated C,no!ave April 20, 1853.
!. l.. PERKINS. Commander.
CALEDONIA LODGE. I. o. of o. F..
Lodge Room, SuILncrT't opp. Mon School House.
Regular meeting every Monday evening II. :. o'clock
JOHN y. GALE. :, cre;;sv.