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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

BEwARE OF BrsYBopIEs.-A man who in any way meddles in other peoples affairs is cure to make mischief He generally meddles to serve himself, and consequently puts diff ferent constructions On the same things when said to different people, so that the most innocent words get distorted into appica- tions which those who used tbcm never in- tended they shoald beSF. .
 We haze, in our minds eye, several Pres colt gents who could lead happie, lives, and be better liked by their neighbors Gere they ;c attend to their own business, cease slalign- ing and looking sour ut their neighbors. We hope they will ponder well the above and ressrm. Life is too short to spend it in back biting, and trying to injure fellow mOrtsis whc gre here today, and must leave for eter- nity tomorrow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
The Kansas Pacific,

w. find the following i'll late Eastern ex- change:
 Next summer, the Kansas Pacific company will commence work on their great through line. rin New Mexico and Arizons. They win brili ,o the Arkansas tue coming season, thus seizing control d the trade oi New Mexico.
 We earnestly hope so. We arc "dy'ng by inches.'' as the saying is, for a railroad. and stand ready to embrace the first locomotive that comes along, whether it be Kansas Pacific, an Atlantic and Pacific, 32d Pa'a'' Tel, or Banning. oh, for a railroad, and the great and good things it will bring in its traib.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
New Engine.

One of our exchanges says:
 "Ericsson's last invention Is the Solar En- zine. This is an engine and steam generator so contrived that the heat of the sun Is con ccntra,ed by mirrors and supplies the pIacr of fuel
 Wouldn't this apparatus be first rate day machine for the desert portion of California New Mexico, Sonora and Arizona ' We think it would. Of course it would have tc sleep O nights, or be driven hy sone motive besides the heat oC old Sol.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Ghp ~s 9(liner.
Nnwspapers, Magazines, Etc.

The San Francisco S,ieatifc Pfe'', journal | that has accomplished more for the miners oi chi. cosst than all the professors ani mining | sharps from New Mexico 10 Dakota has completed its 2l,t volume. and promises to continue its good work of in>trncing m'ncrs' mill.nen and others, and making known the mineral resources of the mining States and Territories. The Press has tue best wishes of one Arizona Miner for long life aud great prosperity.
 It's cntcrp,ising publishers, Dewey & Co, have jus, issued the Hrt Sample number Of their new agricultural paper, "Tht Pdcife Rsra! Press." which promises to be as useful, Co farmers, gardeners, etc, as their other Pre'S has been to miners.
 TuE "OvERLAND MONTHLY" for January, 1871, has been received, and very interest iuy number it is. One of it's articles, "Ad- ventures in Arizona" by stephen PowCrS, gives description of the Gila and the region through which it runs. below Maricopa Wells. which, although t contains some assertions that are not strictly true, is, nevertheless, wel!.written article. and calculated io attract attention to the portion of our Territory of which it treats Volume six of the Overland commences with ;his number. and We a''iS'; AriEonans who tO no, now tASc tEc magazine to do so immediately. It is puh!lshed by John II. Germany & Co, at 4o9 Washington street. San Franc. co, and furnished to sno- scrbeS al s4 per anrum, gold. Mum < Co. 2? Park Row, New York, the wei! known publisher, of the &i,n:if- AF'tri' can, have just lssucd nca, little work, con Saining the [. S Pa;en; Laws; Instructions low to obtain Patents for new inventions hints to inventors, and much other useful in formation.
 The Mlayfl@artr and Bg1Ssr for NOven .be:, is upon our table, and is. as usual, wei filled with valupLIe matter. It is published by Western i Co., 5 Park Row, New York who furnish single numbers at che rate ' Si. 25 per snnum.
 ''O9d and N,,s.' q celebrated Boston Mara zine, Is again upon our table. and very wei come visitor it is.
 The '' Western NoathlyT Chicago, Illinois has been purchased by the Lakeside Publish ing Company, and will, hereafter, bear tn name, Lrkssiie .H.ga-ia,." It is devoted the Great West and its interests, and meri; the support of Western people.
 The publishers of the San Francisc Ai' CI.a4Did, have very kindly furnished us wi, copy of their ," Almanac and Book of Fact for Is7l," which is valuable little s,atistici work. Price 25 cts.
 Pt'srs,"S Monthly for December. contains choice collection of songs, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

To-DAY's paper is trenehed upon largely (and lastly) with personal matters-the leavings of the last campaign. Tucson CIi- zsA.
 This same cry has issued from your col umns from the first day your paper started and the end is not yet. Those Icavings you talk about must be McCormick's leayings they are 50 thin and vindictivc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

THE lot jumpers are at their old tricks in Denver. This time the government site for post office vas jumped. Cheeky, but what can be expected from town where even the graveyard has been jumped l--GsOrge.Orn (Co5oradO) Miner.
 Nothing, except voting the Republican ticket.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

ToorH PowDER.--Haif an ounce powdered charcoal; one ounce powdered Peruvian bark; half an ounce prepared cialk; 2O drops of oil of lavender or neroii. These ingredients should be mixed in mortar This tooth powder possesses three essential virtues; 1t Sweetens the breath, cleanses aEd purihes the teeth and preserves the enamel
 Haven't tried if, but reeousme0d it, on general principles, to all who have teeth, breath and enamel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

Prescott Albuquerque s trth RoG hundred tho
  dhethcl hwlsu from besides nearly 3n 2tlrr dali rou fstokpa Ohcado band ldrout rthan thed '
 q which dhomG rrnmAl Mrxi GEd rSerLwh dof "a u s of welas Slaesb .to the campngp place.,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
PINES HOTEL, San nardine. California.

This well known hotel Is npor sR h~ reception 4 gHests st all of thc day night. fhs hsass lus lru Ihtad and furnished ,hrngaut. The 'abls is alum ,anily supplied with ths les, uf everything is fzrks, affords and the sleeping recommendations of Inc bouss exreeut
 Attarhed ths hotel Ia BAR. well stocked wih gss- Wines. Lqu"rs and Cigars Alsa, s niiIiARp SALOON.
 < fIEp STNBLE where every will he taken of au imals. is aiso connected Hith the hotel.
 s,Ey' The Arlana and California Stages arrive ai and deJart from is hotel and th@ undersigned solirs he patronage 0f Fe-pns passing . and fr ASiznna well of the pulIlr rrnefaiy. C. STARKE. Sau il-rnarlno Cal March e6. lr7c aprg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

THE grand and petit scamps and scalawags have about run their string.-Chi.en.
 Yes, the end of the run will come of when you take bold Of hair string with hone or mule (you wouldn't steal brother donkey) attached to it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

PARIS Figaro declares that carner pigeon, which was shot while going into Paris with important dispatches, swallowed them and thus destroyed the same while rolling its eyes in it's death agonies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
WoRMsER & WERTHElMER,

Groceries, ProcisiOas, Clothing, Boots, ShOes, Liquors, Croeksry, HardrGrs, Fdr1aing
 ditd Mining Iniplsmsnts, etc., C,ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally to their rev and splendid assortment Of goods, re- oeatIy purchased, by one of the firm, in San Fran cisco, and now on hand at their store in Prescott Give us a cal, and see for yourselves. We are slOt sslling for ruinous prices our motto is and has been, " Live and Let Live"
 Merei,ants, farmers, miners and others, wishing sO purchase goods, would do we'll to give us a eEl, before purchasing elsewhere.
 M wORMsER
 wERTHEIMER, Pssseos kfiIons- February l. is70. mylGoe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

THE Parisians prefer cart horse to race horse for the table. Steaks of the latter are too. surf"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
1nisrrllanfous.
9. HENDERSON & BRO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

W 's- Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, TInware, Glassware, Crockery, Mining and
 Earning Tools, Paints, Glass,
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Childscn's
 Toys, Fireworks, &c. They Tncuarlv invite special attention ng Farmers ic their AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. cCOsistiug ,d all kndS Of
 Plyrs, Cui'ird'ors, DoWblC Shortl PlOsrS,
 &ot SJwers aud WhtclbanoWs, Ale, nf ih, trade tO their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All of which they uil sell lower than auy other rsders Ia
 Central AriEuoA. Give ihem yall, lskre purchasing elsewhere. D. HENDERSON tS BRO. Pr~scott August n is7u.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
EHREN BERG. J. G0LDWATER & BRO,
 Wholesale Dealers In Dry-Goods. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain Groceries, Provisions, etc,

Sroceres, PROVISIONS, etc, Respectfully cA the attention of the public to the fact that
 they located a the
 TOWN OF "EIRENBERG," Where tbey are Trsparsd receive rnerrbasd.e for
 storage Of transportation, frse af charge. EnHENBERa s situate 'he tsok of the COofnin rvsr miles below La Par al fine hest aud vsuisri lABdiHg the rver and connected with the principal Of the interior by good wagon ronds The benefits t0 be derived hy shipIdng gs ria Ehrsa. barg IoviHS V Ace doltsy1 per tos and ess hand. Ing of goois
 Freight to wicsspburg four cents from the landing. All nerchandss consigned tD either fur storage oS transportation. will bs attended ta with and dssIateh. For further particular inquire of
 ]. GOLDWATFR BRO,
 Commission and Forwarding Agents sepls6yf ELnsuhr9 Ariz.isa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

 wishing Hose P"
  wishing Southern Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
STOCK RANCHED.

Gulzed nE fed co fodder. Appy,o
 BARNhBD & cQ,. Post Office. rtsscg.' A. T n-'. TITO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
LOOK HERE!

You can buy R F. Farriug,ous Ranch .i,uat.d two mile. nor'hsaf' of Ton whirple, fls sl SO 10 Legal Tender. IT. L, TaRRING ION
 gys,eo;;, .. T., Sept. ee Is:0. o,,i,f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

DrSTs.LE filled -- Goycrnpen, ofIice2-- rsie"4fPs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

wHieF, grass and wood scartt, plenty Of poor water. good grnss and some ws,A good water, grass good, no wood grass, water and wood
 
  vafcr scarce In dry season. grass and water p,ep,, 6nc pine timber, waller and gras. plenty wye water in tanks, scarce In dry season grass and v,. plenty good wster and grass wood scarce near rann " grsss and wood.
  plenty Of poor water, good grass, wood searee fair water, grass plenty. wood scarce wat"' scatcc in dry sra-on, wood aud gra.. pler,y plenty of water by digging feet ip brd o creek ,s. and wood scarce, plenty o! water, grass and wood,
 ~'t .... plenty wood. water and grass. ...,. /.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
rHIRrY-FIFTH PARALLEL ROUTE

The Shortest Route from the Southern and tern States to the States and Territories of Pacific Only Route Over Which Large Trains Herds of s Can be Driven Without Suffering Loss from IooK
 of Food and Drink. ~ -"0A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

running water mos; of the year. xrnss, wood pleny wood, wSer and grass in abusdrpee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

A full supply of all the P atent Medicines S. Al Dr. kESrAiL'5 riosssI pTss s.s.e
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

Tuesday was decoration dry-or the re-
currcncc of the day observed. since the
late war, for decorating the graves Of sol
dicr- who tell victims in The war to sup
press iii" rebellion. The papers of the
country alludc to its observance in many
places, but in our place Tie day passed
10y without any ceremony OF the kind. The
day i too carly in the season for ON
northern latitude ; flowers. except they arc
guarded by glass house,, are insuilicicut-
ly developed To maze them plenty.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

Trudeli's contract OF grading the rail
road east from this place. extends ten
miles-sonc three miles beyond West Con-
cOrd-leayin% another section to complete
the road to Connecticut river. to be here
after put under contract. This ten miles
will penetrate to the borders ofthc lumber
country, and when completed will afford
great conytuitnces to the lumber men
TrudcIl begins WORK on Wednesday of the
present week. He has been released from
his job in Damville.t that he may centre all o
hi, energies upon his new and larger con
tract. King. Fuller " Co. it is understood
assume his contract in Danvillc. The ar
ran%cln2nt i On" satisfactory TO both par
tie.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
The Xonng Mems County Fem
pcTanCr Society.

1t it, annual meeting adjourned d" to
meet al the call Of the President iii the
grove at Iyndonlillr some tina" ia Jane.
II no either public mcctin" shall he
found having precedence the said mectin"
Will bc held on "Wednesday. June IS.
fine president desires 10 make the day
one .of interest. profit and enjoyment.
Large delegations from societies. schools,
Sabbath Schools, &C.. are invited. with or
without banners. but with some IccogniZ-
ell leader with whom the officers OF the
| County society may confer. The CLERGY
Of I'll denominations are specially request
Cd to attend. and seats will be arranged
for them on the platform.
Hon. G. W. Grandy Of Ncrycnnes. will
be one Of the speakers from abroad, Rev
| Mr.. Thompson Of Boston i expected.
\ band OF music will be provided fol
| the occasion. The railroad will carry
Passengers at reduced rates. aud run train,
to accommodate The people. Parties are
requested TO come prepared TO enjoy a pic
uic dinner on the grounds.
1t used to be customary for the young
people TO attend the meetings Of this So
ciety in couples, and many of them. Lei
the old custom be revived. This meeting
Will be one of special interest and impor-
lance, we believe. to the people. and nC
pains will be spared to make it pleasant &c
friends from abroad. Parties intending &c
be present will please to inform the under
signed OF the fact. stating numbers, &c.
| T.. Il. FISK. President
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

..,.-. '"jE.n.--Aicctines ia Hall OF ''l'as l'an
Ei,ct H:cy. ". l.. Noyo7, r'ztor) sabbath
-,l,i,cz a' lu:ar i'i1 1nI G." = Il sab
t-.th school 1t l1:Nu 81.
ID Ills. CnrT.H--ti;cy. !. ". Wake !. tor
-bbuh ..T,:cr, At lie" \. i, IT. "a" 3"
Isr. -Ihb.tn s,hooi At 12:"u Il
go t".ri 'Hru, m,-u:,y. ,hur. Nj a'Htaeatc
I',-:orl -lhlth z'r,.,os Il l":." n. ard
Ca a. o. =,bi..ih - hoOI a. lis =. 3"
90 ",,nr 't.t.n Re-. l.. -. hr.stoN, r-st"r)
:l,th -,.,i,,s At 1u.a" = VI aud t'.n - NJ
-,iLtth School Al I.:'" NJ. frazer Mu'tiGrs at
,t,L VhErh "Wednesday evening" At -.
..u al>'z 'nl.r-rIAA A. o.iArI"S,-ri.Ner Met
.n-. qt their Room. I Mon BLOCK, Friday even
.t..- II -:uU o'clock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Mr.. X. Nj. l'nderhill, of Dorset, has
muskct which has been IN possession of
the family nitety-ilrcs years and was
formerly the property OF Ethan Allen,
1t Is 10 be presented 10 the State collec-
ton Of relies at Montpelier On the top
OF the barrel is Il plate Inscribed ETHAN
Allcn,' and the name is also carved up
on the lock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
GSENICrSAs LOST.


ii. second ding i. the patients must stay in warm
lIrFri taking cold when I'll" lungs are Diseased but 10
must %" prevented or cure cannot y effected fTv-L
air and riding "u especially III tins section "i tie com
try ia the iL AMI winter season. are all wrong lhN>
.tu> IA" recommend mat course los" tirlr patients
u their lungs are badly dls'lscd ana Vel because t"t
AZ IN III" h"H>" They must moi SIT down quiet; urN
must Walk about u' room rs WuIiI am Is l'st rs u
it'-ih VIII bear I" Ict MP good circulation "i blood
Ii' patients must AvtP III -''i >FirIIap,
!" Ven. inns mas great u''L l" go VIZ. r PPt''
AM : iA' tft-tl point l" gam. -.
J.. " PAN q" '"'' 'I'''I sue, ~ IiI'' 't ~
h @ worst 'i>'' ana moral certainty IN an "th'I,; -
'miIL Dr. N'I'h'h personal statement |" lie f|'uitN
- Dog own cur" WAS m these modest words ------s-S
Many years ago was IN The last stages ' cnn>ulnp-
confined To- my bed, and At on" time my ply >Irt-
Thought that could not live week then like drown
I., man catching at straw. heard Of and obtained
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
Alleged Libel.

In the Cdlcd0Ridn OF Feb. 10. 1871. a
brief article vas published, giving the pub
lie rumor OF the death of young woman
upon the mountain located in Staunard.
as we supposed, and the failure, after te-
deus efforts, T." procure medical advice
from the family physician. No names
were given, and no personal illusions
made to any one physician or any body
else. The current and public reports were
simply narrated. with Il careful avoidance
H. the article itself shows, of involving
any one individual "a censurablc. what
ever the public may have done. The
alinu, of the article, as anybody can see.
was plea for suffering humanity. \ few
day thereafter 4 letter came 10 the Oftice
signed by J. S. Durant. Of Danyille, as
Stunning to be the family physician alluded
to. and giving his version OF the circum-
stances. The letter was published in full.
and the &igner had. if The public had mis-
takcnly pointed 10 him Is in fault ample
Latitude to vinlicate himself. Ii he failed
i'll doing SO ii WAS from no fault of the Cal
edDHiaH. We gave him almost IL column
to make himself notorious. Notwithstand-
ing. J. ). Duraut does not feel satisfied
He wants from us the healing of wounds.
real or imaginary. which no one could
make but himself. Within Il few days we
have been sued tor libel. aud the tritlin@
sam of IS 900 demanded by way OF dam
ayes. Rather 4 small amount :or the loss
of 4 wide spread and enlarged profession
al or personal reputation. j. 5. Duraut
has right. we suppose. to try to pick up
crumbs in this manner.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

L. ID. Mcmillan. late oi this rlac. and
recently. appointed General Agent of the
National Life Insurance Company. makes
his head quarters at Worcester. Mass.
where lie has removed his family.
We find the following in the last star:
DR.. IL. VI. Aver OF this village. has rccciv-
rG Il letter from BucuO- AyrcS. written by
his son. DIR. James VI. Aver. "iviu% intur-
nation thai he (.Jamr~) wis recovering
from The yellow icycr-al,o that his wife
was ronvalescent, both being sick with
the same disease at the same time. Late
accounts state that the fever, though still
inc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
Y. II. L. VI.

The Young Mems Christian Association
have appointed l: lecture committee loI
the next l.ciue -r,:on- L. y. Walker
Prot. II. =. Fullci &. {. Bingham. Z. l.
DI"d@ot!. {. Il. Gilbert
The leciurc committee have malr ;.r
ran@rmcnts Win Rev. u II. Il. Murray
pastor Of the parl; Sticet Church. Boston
to give his lecture Oh Tie Adirondar-,
al the town hall. Thursday. june &th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
Gold and Bonds. May %.
1lfatllG.

In Ic,cIam. Nay 10Th, aft,t lin err : lila - Mis-
IIlen \ CowI,s, ~. yct,r ODD. dt!er, john
a. and !aurl IL. Cowlc.
In Lyndon, He May 2" OF o,i.hrr h, My. ~ d
year,, daurLtrr Of Mr.. aud Mr.. Al-on Ray.
In Mortified, MINI sota, May l=tn, Samuel " l.
s.cr aged G. ycars, formerly OF Iraslur,,. VI.
oGITrAHILa.
la &,NItk. My = of oiui, rash, Henry j. AGED
. year and = month";. Ala My /. OF canh,r r,sh,
infant daughter only ,hi'JTcn Of Hugh ard Lizzie
Rice
March 18th thee lcr,av,d patents 10 little son by
nl,aling the steam keith. Thus, within few
we H. thcs, parents have been visited by the
ger death and three cherished little hive changed
the music of earth for the music Of heaven. The par
ents mourn deeply bu' their faith points them TO
union in heaven.
Ere sin could Light sorrow fad.
Death 18th friendly care,
Ihose opening buis to heaven conveyed
And bldc them bloom forcvc; there
Henry, loved one yyu lr.vr
zee that tru ting voice rcpes,
can my Saviour milling,
lie will take me , tn, sE,s.
Lock the rcary gatc- are opcn' Il
See what eouc, behold
Little children, cEcIub angel,
TN their heads crowns OF s,Il.
Crieve not for dclrest father.
oh suppress that stihed sigh;
And dear mother stay thy weeping,
ain happy on high
In Glens Falls, y. y, on the 18th inst, Mr. Welcome
Norris, in the Goth year of hif age.
Mr.. Norris born in Sutton, Vt, Pee. 9Th, 800,
removed to New YORK in the year 1>Gl, snd the
father of large family OF children. lie stricken
with paralysis year. ago, from the fl ct5 of which
also from brain die hi+ mcutIl faculties Lecame
battered and it O: him that he were 'once
man and twice child" Previous HE death lie I'd
been confined to his bed for quite four months, and dur
ing neatly eleven weeks Of that time hi bowels cman-
cd in inactive lie had almost iron cOnst!-
tuition, and chung life Il drowning man to 4 straw,
hut the chain finally red and his spirit took its
flight. lii remains inter- in the cemetery
Sunday laEt.-CoM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
Pimples on the Face.

For Conc dones, Rltck-worm- GrUhs irn.piy r..
options, and Blotchcd dirtiguTs Ons the use
l'ERRY's CoMEpONE AND lIMIL REMEDY.
1t il invaluable to the afflicted. Prepared only by
DIR. b. {. PERRY, Dcrmot0ogist, 10 Bond St, y. Y.
Sold Ly Druggists everywhere. tJuV1l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

Til" june term of the court tor Caicdu-
nia County c0mnenccs in this place Tues
day. the & Il day of Jane. Judge Wheeler
pry>idre. The several cascs. :" long
standiu@ upon the d0chtl-kuowh ~ The
oil c;>,.S--;,Ic likely to come 10 an end at
this term. if they are no; previously set
He'd. Several OF them have hcr'..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
Music.

The ii. ,Iohm-bury I"rnct haIid has brcn
rr-nr"amiZ,d. ami i Under the instruction
"f Nj. lInu"h ct Lebanon. He meets
with til,. hInd once 4 week. The public.
ul late. has Dccu favored with lhtsic from
the band. aud the universal voice is. let
Us have ninir"fi it. la this The tH,A,nttn
tiuitt.-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
TIE CALIFORNIAN
local. AND STATE ITEMS.

- .Iou\+gURY. VT. FRIDAY. June ., ISL.
- Friends III this section OF the State will
.,Ia materially TO the interest OF the Caledo-
man by sending Us local Items promptly ard
%. . Ir.-f I..vibl,. larm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

,.,fvG snr-ru.-Min 600 =. l.; Mixed i."' T. n.
EyII,.a $500 =. II.
..I>G \oETu.-rzprcs. l':"7 \. N MiTri i:r9 =,
II Mail ~ -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
iiart,WiciI.

The dwelling house. barn. eight cows,
and three hogs. belonging TO Dir. Loren
FoSs OF East Hariwick, was burned last
Thursday night. The fire originated from
kerosene lamp which expioied while Mr..
t'o>S was at work in the barn, and So rap
IDLY did the flames spread that he had but
little time t" save anything. We under
stand that the buildings were insured
Reporter.