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ISTRAYED.,

FROM my house. about five miles
W5@ from Columbia, on Monday last, q
onA.6, mouse-colored MULE, rather darker
on the neck and legs than on the body. She
has on bell and bears the mark, on shouI-
ders and sides OF service; also IL scar OH the
rump. a reward of five dollars will he paid
for her delivery to me. MOSES BOYER.
.Inna 2G Ok
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CiNClSNATI PRODUCE AND PROVISION
MARKET-Reported by Morris & Reid,
Produce and Provision Brokers. Gin
cINNATI, ONO, June %, 1S7O.-Provi-
sions-the. market generally quiet, and
although stiff, is not pressed to sale; it
appears probable that concessions could
be found on some articles, if direct offers
to buy were made. Mess pork-city
packed is freely offered Mt $4,000, with
out buyers, and slight concessions might
be found; country $3.50. Bulk meats
the asking figures are 1122.i for shoulders;
l4a4 for rib sides; 151lI for clear rib
sides; 1874 for clear sides, all loose, but
concessions of 1ic. could undoubtedly
be had, and at that reduction, there is
not much demand apparent Bacon
not much demand, but holders firm, at
full prices; shoulders 13.I@13ass; clear
rib sides l6|s; clear sides 17ls@l71l, all
packed. Lard city kettIed leaf 16c in
tierccs; country 1874 nominally. Hams
-sugnr-curcd in brisk demand, at 21M,
% canvassed and packed; rs TO nverag ge
and brands, stocks are light; second
picked - plain; 16la canvassed and
packed. Hay-No. Timothy 1G@17;
lower grades 110115 per ton. WhisieyD
highwines 1.O0@1.01 in wooden and
49," Oo"!to PoShuSSS, OuI uGuluuQ I1SQt
ut these figures; III regular way, 1(d,2c.
higher is asked. Flour-the market
opened dull, and there was scarcely any
thing done, but Mt the immediute close.
there was tirmer feeling on part of
holders, under advices from other mar
kets in regard to wheat, but beyond
this, there was no improvement. We
quote winter family at 5.95@65O; extra
6.6O05. rs; super6ne S. 25(05. IS; and low
grades 4.75@5.0 90; spring flour 5.5O(d,
$50, as to quality and brand. Corn
the market is dull for car lots Of ear on
arrival 5000; these being the figures
asked; shelled on arrival will not bring
more than ear; but in store is held at
93(D95 in bulk, and LOS including sacks.
The genealogy of Whittemore is thus
stated: He is the grand-child of Con-
gress; for Congress begat negro suffrage,
and negro suffrage begat Whittemore.
Paraguay. owing to the ravages OF the
recent war, is now said to have fifty wo-
men for one man.
a THIRD PARTY. Western Coun.
ties OF Pennsylvania are moving for so
reformation of the Republican party"
The Constantinople Courier states that
1000 persons lost their lives at the late
conhagration in that city.
Captain James Welsman, an aged resi-
dent Of Charleston, expired at his resi-
dence, on the Goth.
Lunch every day at Pollock's.
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Williamson Springs.

THNHE large and commodious HOTEL at this
Il delightful watering-placc has been tho
roughly repaired, and fitted up with new Fur
niture, under the superintendcnce of JOHN
A. MAYS, and will be opened on the goth OF
JULY, for the accommodation Of visitors. No
pains or expense will be spared in providing
for the comfort and enjoyment Of guests.
With the advantage of superior Hotel, in
healthy and beautiful country, added to the
curative properties of the water, and the plea
santness of this delightful village, we believe
that the invalid or pleasure-sceker can find
no place OF the kind hereabout where the time
will be spent more proftably or agreeably.
The Rooms are large and airy, and are go ar
ranged as to furnish many conyeniences espo-
cially to families who do not wish to be sepa-
rated.
The Table will be always furnished with the
best the country and cities can afford, and in
their culinary department, they would say,
that they have secured the services OF those
who cannot fail to please, even the most fas-
tidious.
Complete facilities arc likewise afforded for
amusements; in word, the proprietor latters
himself that he has left nothing untlone that
might afford pleasure and comfort OF his
guests.
a few good horses and buggics will be found
constantly OH hand, for the accommodation
Of visitors
RATES OF BOARD:
Ter Day: ........... ...........S 25O
ier eek.. .......-.... IL w
Icr MOnln. 33.UO
Special arrangements will be made with
families at lower rate than the above.
June2G 1mo JOHN A. MAYS.
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Fresh Crackers,
Annual Commencement.
URSULINE CONVENT.

VALE CRUClS, NEAR COLUMBIA, S. C.
@oA WILL be held, ID. WI on
AS&Ss WEDNESDAY, 29th inst, at S
NsS ~ O'Clock p. nj. Parents aud friends
SA1of the pupils and Institute are
respectfully invited to attend.
CONCERT MUSIC
L'Argentine, Duet, instrumental, (three
Les Gardcs Mobile, Duett, Instrumental,
(threo Pianos,). ..... Schubert
Overture Der FrieschutZ, Duett, Instrumental
(three Ilanos, Won Weber.
lam O'Shanter, Solo, Instrumental (three
Miserere, Solo, Instrumental, three Pia-
Origin of Harp, Vocal Trio. Harp arr, Convent
Heni Sancte Spiritus, Vocal Quartette, Dietsch.
wallace
Fall of Sebastopol. tfivc Guitare,l. Worrell.
Ernani Invola mi. Vocal Solo, ........ Verdi.
Pastores. Vocal Quartctte,. Lambilotte
June % Q
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The
to legiiI1
@ d rGdss 93srs TlqTt
Gn
SECURITY Of poAcy-lohirs II > Wv
slam Factory 49,
ExGov b. Mtorneyat-Law
Law
WADE W PARKER NJ. d., Columbia
NIELToS
r. .Unrer
OLD ssinM Merchant
yst Law Sumter
A.A hhnann
Col As. T. RIoS W r. noGEEToS,
GE&" III. c. BuTIER and R.
A. r ALDR1cH Barnwen, RAn1LEE, Marion, s.
GEO. a. iRESnoM soN, Charleston G.
Sou Carolina
Mcdn superintendent Of
son SUMTER Presden
BOYD President
dsouthCr
deposited in South Carolina lAprn2] Office Columbia
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desirable City Lots Belonging to the State of
South Carolina.
BY JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.

BY JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER,
ON the FIRST MONDAY in July next, at 10
O'Clock, in front Of tho Court House. in the
city OF Columbia, will sell. by order of ;,
RI. Rainey, Secretary OF Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund, the following desirable
Containing 104.4 feet front by 2O9S deep,
more or less, fronting Blanding South, being
the corner fronting East the Palmetto road.
NO. 2.
Measuring 1914 front by 208.9 more or less,
on Blanding street, adjoining No. I.
,1oasrrn, 1oa NO NO. b., 3. ono o ,,,uo,
OH Blanding street, adjoining No. 2.
NO. 4.
Measuring 1914 front by 2Os.s, moro or less
being the Western corner fronting Blandins
street South and Gadsden street West.
NO. S.
Measuring 1914 front on Gadsdcn street
West by 2oS.s, more Or less.
fronting Gadsden street West and Iaurei
street North.
Measuring 104.4 front on Laurel street by
20S.S, more or less.
Measuring 1914 front on Laurel street by
ALSO,
NO. lon Main street 104.4 feet by 2OS.8
front, moro or less, corner OF Senate street.
NO. 2.-Adjoining No. /; same dimensions,
The map showing particulars Of the above,
may be seen at my Office.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. Purchasers to pay
for papers and stamps.
H5- Charleston Republican will please copv
and send forward bill to Auctioneer.
June %
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The South Carolina Bank and Trust Co.
WJ1LL open for business MONDAY, June
Wy 27th, in the building formerly occupied
ers are requested to call and make payment
OF first instalment on or before that date.
HARDY SOLOMON, President.
Juno % j. G. ROATH Cashier
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TREASURER'S OFFICE,

TKEASURElrS OFFICE,
GEEESyILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. g., juno 20, 1870.
COUpONS of tho State, Guaranteed BONDS,
Certificates of Indebtedness, and Second
Mortgage BONDS of this Company, due 1st
July, 1870, will be paid ut the banking House
Of II. II. Kmpton, No. Q Nassau street, New
York, or at the Carolina National Bank, in
Columbia. S. c., on and after the 1st day of
JULY, 1870.
Tho INTEREST on the outstanding First
Mortgage Bonds and Fractional Certificates
Of Indebtedness. will be paid at tho Office Of
the Company.
REUBEN TOMLINSON, Treasurer.
June 23 II
So Papers publishing for the Company by
agreement, will copy weekly till list July.
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Deaths.

iirth+ Marriage and Deaths inserted FREE ubitua.
ri's Including poetry. SIX CENTS Il line.
In this villa;o. April Is of Consumption, Mr. Levi
VI. Knights, aged - years.
In Newport, April H. an infant OF David u. and
Julia NJ emp. Also, April It. Julia NJ, aged - wifi,
at avid NJ camp ,ditor OF the Newport Er,r.>..
In Jan,-N lie, Wis., s.nlay rior,ing April , d. Julia
l",-r, W.T. i Nr. VIM. Il. Noyes AID daughter OF tie
late i John PAGE, formerly OF 81 JohusAury
''i.ife's labor done,
fOrcvc. with the Lord
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business 4lotifes.

\ ste old man, (.e Wa miller,)
informed his d1ught I he'd not will her
A single cent, ii s4e persisted
IL flvoring Joe, the great cosrse-fist -
She did it though, snd they were married,
Went up to Cages and there tarried,
And had their pictur, taken may be
When they come next they'll bring the az!
Cages Picture Palace.
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THE BEST FERTILIZER
FOE BUSINESS SOIL, Is
PRlNEEE rNK

And tile farmer who turns seed-time into harvest and
eats the corn he should plant no more improviden
than the man attempting to do business who neglects
70 sow the seeds Of information among the people, and
thus provide u HARVEST OF CUSTOMERS. This Gun be
done mos eheetuay by Adeerttstpg ia. the CaedO,,i,
ss-see terms Oh First page.
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'!lsr.c Men, md others WHO pretend to know. ,ay
that the following directions had better b. obs rived in
u-!"- shcrd ms Cavalry Condition Powders: Give
hoT=r t'b:e-p 'onfIl very might for week the
every other. night for 4 nights; III same for =
ilc COW, and twice IL much for Ok. Tn edition
Of Il littl fine salt will an g,lvl. tag.
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c a r o !,


To the Citizens Of ST. Jonnsbury:
w the ud.r- Cd suffer from the fire OF
saturday rsoruing Iai.roai street, are not unmind
fu If h. ,ACTton the ciizns in their flor to zav,
;r opaI; +. fire and their aid. together with
TIA, -cvcrlI .izi ion IT the lire department. to stay
tn fat pogts- Of the FIRE; ami t. orr ncighnors
flr their many generous ofe ns relieve and pro
vide for ouT-clve- and iaIn.l:c- We hereby ex-
Y.crz c.r riu,cTc thanks for all the al AID sympathy
thy hive shown in our behalf.
DANIEL COLBY.
JTsIUS BURNHAM.
y. \. b. BAILEY
GEOKG" {. FLANDERS.
l.. I. WOODBURY.
t. JOHNS bury, April Is 1870
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W. have heard Getty. of several -evere ca-cs of
spinal diseases cured by John5ons Anodync Iinmen
one case OF man f,rty-tivc year. old who had no,
don" day's work for four years. The b OK should
trt lie washed, then rubbed with coarse towel APP
ply the Lnimcn cold, and rub in we'll with thu hand
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! DHlll Dy Amos 4. Morrill,. on Railroad
street. but lately owned by Justus Burn
hlln. and occupied as q furniture store by
Bailey Brothers: billiard and eating ga.
/ loon by Geo. G. Flanders. and by two
families in the second story. Although
an alarm was Immediately @ivcn. il was
at such an hour that before many people
reached the place. the root was pretty
! thoroughly on fire. ana before the engines
were ready 10 work. all above the frs
story was in fumes. A. near as we can
ascertain. Mrs. Bailey was first 10 ai>cov-
er the fire. She smell smoke. and awOilc
her husband, who on Getting up found the
partition in the second story all on fire on
the inside. With much presence Of mind
he cut hole in this partition. and sever
in@ the lead water pipe. turned it, fail
head upon The flames. But the fire had
- .'c SO high above him that he could no!
reach /, ali, and he soon abandoned il and
wen! 10 work 10 save Wha, he could of his
furniture and household "or.:S. Mean
while o. O. Hale had reached jhc scene of
the fire with oTt OF h.- patent cAlin4ui>ii-
erS. nu- tie flames had Obtained such
hcai0ay ii.at the exiting Usher proved
p"WcrIcs-. BY his, ,im1 i large number
ct people had arrived. aud what goods
there were IN the building. not already
eat oil 10y the !iamcs. were qnir,,ly thrown
into the street and ihc yards opposite.
No. was The first engine to reach the
fire. and she drew water from the hv,lranl
in front of the Avenue House. and PLAYED
through long length of hose upon tie
south side of the burning building. aud
upon the north side ct Daniel Culuy'<
house. which was only few feet from HE
Morrill, huGsc. No. l engine VA. placed
down by tie river. jHS! south of ia" East
Village road. and played rough iI,~c
which was laid up This street. aud around
lie house q! l.. {. Woodbury. (which was
also very near Ilc burning h.iiliing 81 the
north side. and w. already GA fire in lhr
root. Il was hoped 10 save both Ties,
houses. bat 50 great wa the hrat. aud so
near together were the! built. that the
fire in both Colby. and Woodbury. =
u2uScs gained upon The riiur;, OF the fire
men. aided - they We're. with ali the n.Ip
the citizens cUuld render hy lurniuy line.
to the river. and rr>>in4 up watrriu pail. |
When il Wd- found impossible tp ave
either house. and when it h"cam. a,. a.
nj that unless the fire in Mr. Go by .
house WIS STAYED w'rr. it Va, thai RAN /
dali'S larLr blnri, would 1r fired No .
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BRICKS! BRICKS

will make bricks good any one in the country
At = thousand. Twill have some bricks burnt the 10th
OF june IJ' JOSEPH TRUDELL
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EnlMIN.

$500
~.
u ''' - i,om. oro crovdod ON
,..n Xii, i ruiIdiro ,.u
.,.,..,. and If Moi, .,ro.,
L,Itb.rIot .,r cola
" CuIa- Parker has bought thu
Ht lex; above Eli Brooks OF
I-lal-c coach load OF people
-ua. -rlr"t went up T. Mr.. John
.. -H'"HvIile, to sugar part!
.r...
.-- l,.,,,.i. H.. W.,
... ,-."..'n't street. ~ Dirici>,
Is De-. i'r $500. the latter PAID
... ..-t'' 1i.0o9-
I;..-.. l,.. ,,Id1,;. rnoo.
-.,.., f., VI, n
''.''. ~ " W.
.'-' - '''''-'' "'''' u O'''
...t'lS.
.... t. ,,.....c :,
!-.''' ', Ne VI 't' III : 'i'i'''
~. d.. ro,,,a;,. a.I';, ~',,
" mann VI Ms 'o''
- = y . "a '''' me-
... HAT Joseph Truder. the
... has taken a fifty thousand
" "
'" inns f'"'' an" 'o'
r u.J. Elud~cu of Stannard found
....,,F. y. G.'s poclical comm
.....-. u..E., taIc.oajGu. u wa.
..--.gt very urcuiouslv WAS the
r ...r, th,r ,he Coprrooat;,noI
... -...;,.y ar Lyndon Garner
-.-. ..Iu. and secured the service.
" II. We'll. for another wear.
.-- Is Il little increase of salary
$50. liz, wear.
Of IRE Inc key to the South
3D.. "r found at Mr.. John Halves
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GARDENING.

me +Gp ciber oilers his service GARpEN.. to the
people Of It. JohAsbury. CsIr,iruiGf, DIM, m Il. n.
ny tie day OF job Vegetable Tiants and Bed
ulS lint III their season for -ar, aud all kInds OF
ul' h'ez "a short notice. Particular attention paid t.
UEAF I''G. Orders lefG ut tine stores of H. r. BRnwS
and l.. l. AikBANks d Co. will meet with proupt
'tteitioh, or with the subscriber
6-lu I.,,E- u rIrrI,>
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THE RIGHTS TO SELL
DIR. Irisb's OTTAWA BEEN,

Have been reduced from S20O to f10o, luding ten
gallons OF Extract. Persons who want to cell OItayy .
Beer must cal Il and SECURE the night sol IL
NAlD Co., who ,..C general age4t= Ior the New.
England states lVz fremont st., Boston. sill
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1autlu Il Cos Column.
WHAT ARE
DIR. WALKERS
Vinegar bitters.
LMLl ALE NNL \ WV EANAI LNLNN-


Made 81 poor Rum, ~ mickey, ROOT srll.s a-G l. Ats.
Liquor, uJ'to.,ui epI,. Il ,..d a'', ucu pvasv
Is't, i.iou IVAtHi "Apptt IL-.s, l.tztpl ~, ~
tA-t Icd the lPI "A t. dlu..Ac...-- IL lu.I r..
diI "A iIuC 'itG.~.t, LiLdc i"I.l LIE aIsC ....
Iitf"s vi CaiiiOiLI, iI,c IIui. al 4CUA.C stLIs.
ILe! a'c .hc stCA. bLup.-iJE.I.tX E-C.s4.."
rI1.NCirAt p.lvSt nUyLIO. .eU4iIU.
- stNI, '.AI! .n5 Vh al poisonous r,stO-
'4iS DO'A ~ " l. u II! cOudItIvu. No Isvu IAN I'Ae
'-Acse bit'Ii7 a.cOId4u5 " LI4vltL- .u I,iL.H
iV"5 "H"th tluv MA DC Iv,u AtU "a - "a -
P'O' uii5 the 'Vnte III! Cd y nI.,4I p.
oAs Vf OAeI meaiIs, WAL gan vast Dv
the pViut Vi Irpat. d. " AI.-.I-is -, pAIctJ-.
k ii. AIcUONALD G o.. JIue sIsts AID 50 ''srts,
San tIauG4sCU Ill, ana - ana ~ COlhultt ST. ~ l.
SULD B1 ALL DkLGOlsIs AND DEALLhs.
Il
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CARD.
To the Citizens of ST. Johnsbury

lur Iudcr.-urd would icnde. th,ir grateful &c
Enowcd- nents to the citizens for their noble bearing
in thor cffot their huilii4 from fir on the
uo a..- OF the lTth a.d esp ciay that branch of
the IGtmcnt known 81 tine water pail company. who
% nobiy aided by the several fire companicz, IN
firing in their Ia Or till danger seemed passed our
feelings Of tuLakf.lne-s i incxple--lI.le.
SIAS RANDALL y son.
St JOIN bury, April Is, l>Ir.
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ARNAUTKA SPRING WHEAT,

y few bushels of thi- Rus ian Seed Wheat for sale
Ahl Ba OF Franklin County raised last quarts
from | quart o. reed. Enqurc of
- G.. VI. STONE
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Eminent men of science have discovered that cleo
tricty and magnetism developed in the System from
the iron in the blood This accounts for the debility
low spirits, and lack of energy feels when this
vital element becomes reduced. The Peruvian Syrup,
protoxide OF iron, supplies The blood with its iron ee
men and in the only form in which it j. possible il
TO eater the circul ton.
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TO TEACHERS.

Inc pu'Hc examination OF school teacher for the
summit term VIII be attended on thursday April
list L the school h.usa in West Concord, o'clock
A. N. iet al see 10 1t that they be present, do
not wi Il TO be troubled with private examination.
Concord April IL, $50 ~
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Sperial 1lotifes.
"A Masonic Hail---Union Block.
Xxx PAS UMPSIC LODGE,
NO. p. +. 4 A. NJ.
Stated meeting, May IL.

Stated meeting, May IL.
l.. II. IIEALD, Sec'y.
LASWELL CHAPTER. NO. II, r. A. NJ
Regular meeting, Friday cve May Il, 1870
+. j. DALTOy, Secretary.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 5.
Stated Conclavc May ., $50.
j. l.. PERKINS, Commander.
''Smo"T Folly File and stop usins; pr pa
tons your head which composed of l,,i~",l~.
lie N,TUEEs HAZE Rrsr"aArIyr, which by it, clean
incss, fragrance ard purity commends t-cIf See ad-
vertscri. nj
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y-Iul-c coach load OF people
..aI -rIrrt went up t. Mr.. John
i.a'rHviile, to sugar parjy
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.-This valuable
preparation, 20 popular for the last forty years, still
maintiins its supremacy for all affections of the throat
and lungs. Prices II and 80 cents. Cutler Brothers
Co. Qste Reed, Cutler & Co.. Boston, Proprietor.
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the articles which were saved from the
fire. Mr.. Colby lost gold and Il silver
watch. Some bedding was stolen, and
other articles known TO have been rescued
! from the burning buildings. IRE now miss
inc.
/ The work of rebuildin" is to be COM
menced at once. MIR. Woodbury. will
! build on the east part of his lot. entering
| from Portland street, leavin" a desirable
lot on Railroad street. which he will sell.
Mr.. Colby is already repairing his house
50 that he can live ia it while he builds a
new house on lot which he owns on the
other side ot the street. There is also
! some talk OF securing part or all of the
front of the burnt district. on which to
erect a brick block. We trust it will be
done. We nave too many wooden build
ing for thcAiy settled village.
4 Corn SrOOm .SWif.
The people of Pa>SumpSic and vicinity
have been considerably excited the past
week over law suit instituted by the
Pru irmtjll Committee ofthe village school
di-l,ict-Alr. +. i. Idc-a@aimSt Walter
GalhraitH and Il Mr. Carulh, to recover
the p.i-r of bronn broken by The de-
lcadaui>' children. We understand that
ti!i- district has suffered a good deal from
thr iIW!c--oc>~ aud obstructive rropcn>i
Ties "! "a" c:,ldrcI attending school there:
aui Wh,n Sir. .,ic was chosen committee.
Ir WAS Instructed ny an almost unanimous
Vp,c. 10 put lie school house in repair,
and nrrp !! So by compelling those vino
imjli,d j; to max" the dcna-c good.
" hen Sir. Idle lound The broom was de
Slro'r!. lac invited the parents to buy
another. This they declined to do. The |
suit was before Justice Chadwick of this |
place On Monday. The jury was also
Of this place. y verdict of ID cents ami /.
costs "a~ gwen the committeeman. Ho->
\ Smith for plaintiff, J. d. Stoddard. for
defendants.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22
,, CALIFORNIAN.
AND STATE ITEMS.


---......- II This section OF the state VIII
..- 90 the interest of the Caiest1-
.f.n. Us local items promptly AID
-.L---- t-,rn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22

:, cuIo. Parker has bought the
.rt lex; above Eli Brooks on
..r.a-ilicr 100 dollars.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22

. Hi--i;'~ has sold his upper
.u-r street. 10 Mr.. J. NJ.
u-4 Il kim, Fuller & Co..
. 30 =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22

H please! with the taste OF
...-l sent Us by Mr.. Hiram
f. ~."ie up there one after
.'4H-a him in the very act-ol
- --H At the rate of ten or twelve
III. Pierce always keeps
.... -acrc ie sugars of Tor the
..- .-.I,.-; 50 after showing Us
-...'- mcnl> 10" taking care OF
1 ."c wonders Of his patent
ID. id>i cave Us as rood an eX-
NAN works" as we ever saw.
@''d, concluded To visit Mr..
N..".uu annually.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22


-.-@ham i now moving into
aug sore. next door north of
lbs. ia the b!i"A block. These
cen i.ttgiup with good taste.
...-ance. Ihc Huj-n is chest
..-> walnut trimmings. which
T.. handsome a. any finish
pHluc buildings, stores. etc.
ale Uni4ue and pretty, anu
...ae ivu-ih OF the front store on
. tne store is finely lighted.
... .,,uin4. and for beauty OF
.'ru.'.ce and chcertulness. We
... lbs equal in the country. Mr..
....- everything usually found
-.'.ee. and a great deal more.
-'I fancy articles is always the
+.. tie pride> himself on the puri-
~'HciheS, aud the care with
-.'''i'puons are compounded.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22
For Moth Patches. ErenkIes and Ian

81 ''fEI;i;I'~ MOTH AND FEECKLE LOTION -
The only Eclihl md Harmless Kennedy known 10 sci
nc" '' removing urwn d-coOrationa from the Face
f.,par"d only by Or II. {. PERRY Al Bond It v .
sold 10y D.usgi-tz ,cIl where.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22

...v A,jn Flint is building new
ta- upper end of Main street.
.,,, unr-hIlt her lot Tor sale.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-22

| N H0r"'H:
..ra' local items are crowded out