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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

The Tribune OF last week had the fol-
lowing item: On Saturday last a number
OF well known Ladies' and gentlemen.
friends of Mr.. Oliver johnson. assembled
ut the organ manutlctory in F0rty-sccond
St. to examine and listen to an organ
which that gentleman has Just had built
aS a @ilt to the congregational Church at
Pcacham. Vt. his native town. The in
Strumcnt is of moderate size. and of plain
exterior. to be in keeping with the SIM
| plicily of the meeting house in which ii is
to stand. Its makers are McsSrs. J. ii.
and {. :. Odc!l. Mr.. Edward Howe, ir..
or%anist OF the Church of the Messiah.
perform ID on it a variety of church music
| and pronounced the instrument OF a very
superior quality.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
Marriages.

Morgan, and Mrs Mary T.. Putnam, both of sutton.
In Danvic, Aug. Il, Mr. In Brlinerd and Mrs
Harriet 8 ChOate 10th of Danvillc.
In Coventry, Aug. p, Mr.. Varnum V. Jerome o
Bloomington and Mi.s Mary X. Hall Of Coventry.
In East Burke, July I. Mr.. Grin ID. Fhltrck OF
bloomington, and Miss ROanlh Hayward of Burke.
In Jay, Aag. %, Mr.. Horace q. Rannstcr and Mis,
Mary r. Ovitt, both of Jay.
In Glover, Aug. II, Mr.. Lafayette W. Stevens and
Mis- Lucia A. Brigham, both of Charleston
Auguat 20, Mr.. Avery Is. Meider and Mr.. Lizzi,
Folsom, 10th OF Barton.
August -, Mr.. Warren Caswon and Mis- Joanna
Quinn, both Of Barton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

Twenty-eight wounded persons have
been brought to this city, and one of
them, girl, has since died.
The scenc was appalling and heart
rending. Wilder scenes of grief are sell
dom witnessed.
Capt. WIN. Eaton swan for some
time with both legs broken. a boat
reached him just too late, and he went
down.
The two pilots were killed and the
iiremcn were all killed, and the engineer
and his wife were severely injured
1t is impossible correctly TO estimate
the loss of life. by some it is supposed
that at least 80 or 40 persons are buried
in the debris of the wreck or at the bot
tom of the bay. A diver has gone to
the scene of the disaster.
The accident has cast a gloom over
the whole city, AMI universal sadness
prevails The streets are crowded with
people and the excitement is intense.
The Ocean Wave has been for some
time considered an unsafe boat, and al
ways has been unlucky. a criminal re
spOnstbility rests somewhere. The APP
pcarancc OF tlc boiler indicated that it
had yielded through rottenncsS, rs it had
been torn apart in Il long scam. Had it
cAplodci with Greater Violence the de
@trurtion of life would have been more
general. The force of the explosion
was aitWarl and forward.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
Deaths.

In St. JOhnsbury, Aug. O. Sarah, Crrefren) aged 3s
years, wife of Mr.. T.. d. Harlow.
In St. JOhnsbury, Aug. %, of cholera infantum, e.
Howard, aged IL months and 10 day. only child OF A.
ID. and 5. ii. Nelson.
In St. Johnsbury Centre, Aug. %, Fanny, aged ~
year,, wife of Dea. Edmund IIallet.
In St. Johnsbury, Aug. 20, Mr. NathIn Hale, aged
s. ycars,-formerly of Danvle.
In Danvie, Aug. 81. Mrs. Cynthia, aged &c year.,
wife Of Mr. FrInklin Warren and daughter of jeremiah
w. Leighton.
In Wet Chlrleson, Aug &C. at the residence of his
aon,L. d. Birron,-Nathln Barron, aged 81 years, II
months and 10 dave. Ills remains brought to IyE-
don for nterment
In Newport Aug. %, Belle A., only daught OF W.
C. and A. NJ. Whitney, aged years.
In Newport Aug. II, Arthur ROlla, aged years ;
Aug. %, Albert Edwin aged year,, children Of W.
ii. and T.. &. Clement.
In Windsor, Ct. Aug. Il, Frank r.. aged months
and dIya, of Hiram and Lodema Davis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
Sutton.

We think some OF Our sutton readers
quite miSapprchcndrd The m.anin" OF the
communication in last weeks Ga. cd"Hi"R
respecting the picnic OF the Baptist Sab
bath school ~ that p.ar" on the l1llI. The
writer is Il Good friend To Sutton. and not
the man 1T Ill To try and cover up rowdy-
ism. And when he wrote that If there
were any unruly boys on the ground they
were none OF ours" he probably intended
simply to say that they dill NOT bclnm" T."
the Baptist Sabbath School; hut had no
intcnliom OF char"iu" them upon Sutton.
The fact was. undoubtedly. that some
rowtiy loatcrs from this. place. who aIc
ever ready to "ct upon every picnic and
excursion train. intrulrd themselves upon
this cNcuI sion. thus a"aim bringing Dis
grace upon our town. and modification
and indgnltiun To the party whom they
thus in~ullcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
ISTrSlaricS.

The papers in New Hampshire. for the
last two weeks or more, have made fire.
qucnl mention OF the operation of burglars
in catering and rOhbin" private houses.
They seem to have Visited Portsmouth
Manchester. Laconia. Concord. Fisher
Vile. auI other places within this period,
and obtained considerable plumber. In
several instances they have taken the
clothes of he occupants of dwellings and
the money carried about their persons dur
im% the day; also such money aS they
could find in the house. watches and jew
clry. and all li"ht property of Value
They Go not eater houses ut random. but
always where the occupants are reason
ably supposed 10 have monry in their
hoU~rS or about them. Their operations
indicate that HEY possess, i'll som" way.
certain exact know l"i"c of the men they
rob, ard OF the premises they enter. This
fact i :" apparent that police officers are
"o.didcmi that they have previously oh
tanned such definite knowledge II To rl'-
able thcm. when they make an effort. 10
IL, almost always successful in their at
trlnpt-.
The qlr-tiun ;li%r~, hrW i" these rob
b,Is. Nho arc pioblhly -tranGc:s il the
locality. obtain Thu, know lcd"c? II IS ap-
pirhrndcd tiat the premises thry enter
have been previously cNpl'rrd, the e.
trance to them. AMI the ocatnn OF rooms.
accurately a~rcitaincd. 81 chat. When an
attempt al Robin" j. made ii general
~ proves successful. This SUGGESTS what
has long been suspected, that "r%anIa-
tions OF robbers exist ia certain central
points in various parts OF til" county. and
that their agents are sent abroad To oh
Tain the knowledge. But few ruhhcrfc$ of
private HOUSES have taken place in This
vicinity of Late. vet no one knows when to
expect Il visitation. They are occurring
daily in the state. AM lately. to 4 large
extent, in adjoining states. Our escape
i owing t0 our distance from the centre
OF their operations; bat 50 soon a. our re-
zion i well explored we may expect To-
hear from them. How To escape them i
a question that comes home 10 the cOn>id-
Grafton of all ia danger. Cold lead j. none
too GOOD with which To extend our erect
in%> to them; but in this thrr" is some
DANCER. tor often members OF the house
hold have occasion to move about the
house in the ni"ht. and in such cases are
liable to be mistaken for rohbcrS by amy
one who has firearms ready. and i sud
denly awakened from >lumbrr. Ii We
have nothing. We may rest easy. and thus
enjoy one OF the blessings OF the poor.
We would not unnecessarily alarm oar
readers: and in writing the above. We
simply Give expressions to what almost
all have already fclt. An ounce of PIE
vcntiVc j. said To be worth 4 pound OF
cure. Therefore. keep your motley and
valuable; in the bank vaults. ca, nearly
all do now.) and be watchtul ct SUSPECT
oEs persons. as it i generally believed
they have already been in our toNn and
obtained more or les knowledge to e.
able them to prosecute their callin" when
they shall bc ready in make Il ''strihr."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
\ Heavy Rain.

The severe drouth ia Tins section was
brought to an end Saturday night. by one
OF the most cUpiuuS rains experienced here
-inrc the October flood ut GO. The rain
committed throughout all the lay Sunday,
."lnr OF the time comm" down i'll torrents.
The Ground WAS well soaked. the streams
filled up, aud the roads badly washed aud
nullirI. " Wednesday, was another rainy
d.N-thr water comm" down >trldily all
~. aud late int" the evening. Although
It did moi rain 81 l.IId H. Sunday. Il great
deal "l water lll. The rain was greatly
needed. - springs and streams All about
were dryin" up, and both man and beast
wee suffering, or pat to Great inconVr-
nicnrr. to oct water.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
ORLEANS COUNTY.

The Orleans County Court will com
mcncc lis next session on next Wcdncs-
day. julie RedticlI viii preside.
The county fair will he held at Barton
Sept. i and :. We learn there is to b.,
a horse trot and balloon ascension the
Sth.
The Express says: 1t is with sadness
that We announce the sudden death, by
drowning, of Edwin W. Win>low, only
son OF Mr.. and Mr.. ID. \. Winslow.
This sad occurrence happened on the al
tcrnoon of Saturday, Aug. Doth, at
johnson, where he was in attendance
upon the fall session of the Normal
School. The circumstances are these ::
Mr.. Winslow went with friend of his
Mr. ShcpardSon, also a student, down to
the river to battle Mr.. Shcpard>un
went into the river first and swan across,
before Mr.. Wiuslow entered the water.
Just a- he was cong into the wafer Mr.
Shrpard>on called out 10 him asking il
he could swim. lie replied that he could
not, but that hc could keep his head
above water. He jumped into the river
from Il steep bank where the water WIS
from twelve 10 fifteen feet deep. lie i'm
mrdatcly sank and then rpse and called
out tor help. Shcparl~on Started to swim
to INN, hut could not reach him in time
OWN" To the current. He STRUGGLED u
few mumcut~ and sank AGAIN. rroLa-
bly, not more than fifteen minutes elapsed
from the time " hen lac first entered the
water hriorr H. was taken out dead.
Two physicians were "n the spot ar,d all
possible efforts were made 10 rc,uscitatc
him, but they proved unavaiIing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
fHOiHrr Rotten EOifer.
SEVENTY PERSONS KILLED OR
MANtiI.ED.

Ni-h I'M " T. isiN'1'.N' VIA
MhNGLED.
MOBILE, Aug. IS. The steamer
Ocean Wave, low pressure, left this city
Sunday morning with about two hun
drcd persons on board, for IN excursion
TO Fish river, about twenty miles from
this city. On the return the boat reach
ed Point Clear at > Il. NJ, and was
made fast; The band and Il part of the
passengers vent ashore, and after half an
hour the whistle was blown and they re
turned To the boat.
They had just got on board when the
boiler exploded with great force, follow
ed by rumbling, Kissing sound. Frag-
ments of timber Of the boat and metal OF
the boiler were blown in every direction.
The forward part Of The cabin was car
ried away and the chimney fell upon the
after cabin and crushed it. The boat
almost Immediately sunk, and her bow
is now submerged. About sixty or sew
enty PERSONS were killed or INJURED by
the explosion, nineteen, eight of whom
We're women, have been recovered,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
10 Montreal, To Quebec, To Montr,
aud Return. aud X, turn. via Oueh

LyndonvilIe July +, ISL TO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

,.,rII-T CuUE"n,-Mcetinos in Hall Of Calcd"niu
EloCk-Q;cv. W. l.. Noycs, fi-tor.) Sabbath
scryices at 1n::l a. NJ, l:15 and ca +. N. sal"
bath School At l1:uu NJ.
Va rn"rIsT CnuEoH-tI;cv. H. [. Sh'ld'n, i'rt"r.,
snIbuh s,rviccs at 10:..O a. ii, 1.i5 and ca
T. NJ sabbath School At 12:oU N.
Cam C">D'. CmUE,H,-Qicv. Chas. NJ. Soul!'Itr,
I'ts:ory sabbath services at loo \. -. AID
ia =. NJ. sabbath school ut l:i1 l.. NJ.
,.,lu Cu>h. Cl, ..n ti:ry l.. q. Bristo'y, r.rtor)
.nIIr,ih ,rNic,- At lu.ru \ N. aud Ga =
:.,lI,,th Sch""l At ll:ru II. Prayer y,tn.= 81
,rch Church "Wednesday e, cuinrs at "a
ct. Mrs, CH.i.IIAN A. o.I,rIn%,-irayor Ne +
,n.- At their Room. Union BLOCK, Friday even
loss t -:t.u O'clock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

NNDrIII.E COIlISION.->IN PTE=UN~
KILLED

ANorIIrE CoIlISIoN.->IX TrE=uN>
KILLED.
ERIE, Ia. AUG. -. The mail train
bound wet ON the PhiIadrlphit and
Ere road rollidrd with the Empir,
tlci"ht train "ninL east, between seven
and eight O'Clock yesterday morning,
near Wc-tturd, on the middle division OF
the rhilalrlphia and Erir railroad.
The iulluw.m" persons were killed and
Injured: Il. {. Brown "t Lockha,cr
and Reuben Win>tow, passengers +.
W. Lyman Of William>port, conductor,
and Thomas Cannon Of Dunkirk, fire
man ul the mail train, and James W.
Ward Of BrIlciOntc, Pa, conductor, and
William kilinger of Altoona, Pa, en-
%Inccr OF the freight traia, wee killed,
and Il I"Ige number injured.
The passenger train WAS about an hour
lac III leaving WilliamSport, an! run
ning ut the rate of thirty five miles an
hour, and the freight train, running
eighteen mile, an hour, the trains meet
ing on Il sharp curve, and not visible 10
each other till they were only few
yards apart and their speed not checked,
the baggage and smoking ears of the
mail train were tclc,coped all but ii few
feet. The passengers in the two lear
crrs were uninjurcd.
Official investigation shows that the
accident was caused by NEGLECT of the
conductor and engineer of the mail train
to obey the order given them not 10 pass
Wcs!porl until the freight train had ar
rived there. The copy OF the order was
found in the pocket of the engineer, who
was believed 10 he fatally injured, but
later intelligence reports him improving,
though stIIl unable to speak.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
Passenger Travel on the Pas
SiimpSic *. X,

Those who have been ut s,atinns or
where they could =" TIA" passing trains
hcyc noticed the increasing amount of
'rLvrl from year To year over the Pas
unp>ic Railroad. This has been palric-
ulIrly evident since the buildin" of the
Na~~awippi road, and thereby an all-rail
aud direct communication established with
Montreal and Quebec. The total number
"t passengers carried for the year ending
miles carried G.2Gs110. The follOwin"
table shows the number carried to and
from some "t ia" principal stations on the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
A GOOD FARM
ululIh AND
S5T1H1 TWO DWELLING HOUSES
AT AUCTION

Will he sold 1t public auction OH the premises on
IHt RSDAY, SEPT Ii, ISL, At one o'clock r. NJ one
OF the best farms in the state for the price, containing
about 100 acres, plenty OF timber good sugar orchard
two dwelling houses, barn 3ONIO, one 3OXiO, one
2iNa: with cellars and manure shcds, well witercd,
Will Keep from twenty TO twenty-five cows. Buildings
within IL mile OF two saw mill-, steam mill, only
100 rods from good school The land lays nearly 1--we,
and smooth, about three c, t Of >; Dod loan and then
hard pan.
Also 7ud buckets holIcrp syrup tubs of one barrel
each, pans, and troueh- to sap camp all In
good order from 80 to 90 tons of hay, two lorsc
power and separator and wood saving machine with
three slwa, hay cuttcr, wagons, fvG-ycars-O old
h"ree4, cart and farming and other took numerous
10 mention.
Terms made known 1t time of AL. tn above mu I
md will be sold. ELIAS & RAKER
bloomington, Aug, 81, ISL $3.50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

The International Telegraph Co. i rx-
t,Edin" the " ne Iiou" the line of the T.
y .. Il. H., and have already Office open,
ed for business ut East lIardwirk. VOL
colt. Worthwhile. Hyde Park. sheldon
.nd >iWantun. Offices will @non h" put il
at Rakcr>ficld and Dlnvilr. and perhaps
at two on tlncc other places. tn" Office
IN This place i at MrssIS. Fairbanks
""uniiu"-r"rm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

There will be temperance convention
and picnic on the shore OF Mas>awippi
Lake at Ayers Flats. Sept. 20. Canada
lodges OF Good Tcmplars will be largely
represented. The railroad company pro-
pose to run a special train from st. Johns
hIrv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
LADIES AND GENIIEMEN

Visiting the STATE FAIR at st John bury .lnd hay
I'M, shIws ovorcoats, etc. that til y d. not with
curry with them through the day cIv, them with
BRONSON L co. on the Fair Ground, in perfect saf4-
T., until o'clock +. All gooi- will L. checked 70
there III be- no danger of confu-inn II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
I5yegatc.

The S. ;. celebration came of on the
23d according to appointment. The day
was fine and brought Out the largest con-
course OF people ever together in town.
A procession was formed and marched to
the grove in the following order: The
South Rycgate ). :. preceded by the
Pcacham cornet band, took the lead, fol
lowed bv the X. L. Gold schOoD and L
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

camp meeting i hciu" hrlI III Lym-
.iouNillr iIr. prc-rni week. Iiirrr i Il
'.,i''I number present.
The II. .I"Iinshury House has fil"liy
changed hand. Mir. C.. l.. Gilmore hat
,n" taken p"-sc~Siun the present week.
Ia Harvey i about 10 change hi~
tor" Tor Eim"ham'~. The store he m"A
"rrGrirS i Ia lei.
Rev. l.. NJ. Till"tonm will preach nj
the town hall next SUNDAY. and At 81.
Jnhm-huIy Centre the followin" Sunday.
The 81. bloomsbury Academy began
i- term on Tuesday with ci"hty scholars.
and pi"~pcct Of increasing TIA" number
to over one hundred dnrim" the term.
MIR. Il. +. Harvey OF pas~uml,sic sur
priscd the Ctirionjan on Wednesday with
Il basket of beautiful Red Astracan ap-
pies. We do not sec why he should want
Ia sell his fam il hc can raise such fine
lIuit upon it.
Rev. l.. c. Cummings preached at the
%uIth Church last Sabbath morning.. and
Rev. Arthur Brook of WillilmSport, Pa.
ia th, evening. Mr.. Brooks i Il Younger
hiothcr Of Rev. Philips Brook OF Boston.
rid clae>matc OF Rev. {. VI. SOuthmaic.
The Fair Ground Company are SPEND
in. from two to three Thousand dollars
citing ready for the State Fair. They
hriu" spring wafer into the grounds At an
expense of over $500; and the passage"
under the track costs as much more.
The lrack-layc~s on the p. u o. Il. Il.
have been at the high trcsllc bridge. near
the Pumpkin Hill schoOlhuuSc. the past
week. Had it not been for the rain the
contractors would have had the ledge nj
the farther end of the bridge all out the
present week. They expect also To COM
l.lrtc the rock cut nj the gap" next week
The foiloWin" letter from the widow
of cur late toNn>man. Napoleon Il. Flint.
Will he read WIKI interest by the numerous
policy holders OF the lIahncmanh Lie In
surancc Company. furnishing. as i, does.
the best evidence of the purpose of the
Company 10 pay every just claim:
ST. .JOIiNSBUEY. VT. Aug. Il. Il.
NJ. G.. IIOU,aIITON. VI. D.-D-dr SIR:
Permit me. through You, To expires my
gratitude Ia the llalncmann Lille InSu-
rance Company Tor the tull and timely
i.:llmcnt OF the insurance on the life OF my
late husband. Napoleon Il. Flint. who
VA insured in December last.
Mrs. ACIIsAH NJ. FLINT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
GIVEN UP A. LOST


r,i, i,,,,ii nav ~ VIII II j., almost IIgt.-,lI. H.
prevent i..k cold when the lungs diseased. tut il
must ,' prev ,ut,l or cannot hr elected, lI",H
and riding ont, specially in this section {" IL" conn
nv IN the tall winter all wr,n. I,,i-
who recommend that course los" their pati'n>.
az. in il, hu>, tl,s must sit down quiet: tly
walk :D,t the room much AMI last the
u-t will bear. To- up good circulation ct bI.
I'M ,tiits must keep m good ,ir>- be. ,ruincI
/" -t we'll This ha, great dcalt"d" NTH the appetite,
pair such cvinc" Of it, possibility
Tho worst cases. and moral certainty in ali "thrr,. Is
-aiuL lr N'hrn'ks personal statement 1" the Faculty
uI ms in these modest words: =
Man, years ~, in The last Stages ofcun,mp
tinu confined I" my bed, and II one time my ply STEFAN,
tlI-t that could not live week; then III" drawn
n. man catching at strawS, heard OF, and obtained
IA" preparations which now offer Ia the public AMI
lie, ntr perfect cure "i M" 1t rl,i t" me that
could i''l in'In I"n'trat" my who'd" ~ -i"m They
>'"n rir"m'd Ia" matter IN my lunrN and would Nlht
up more than pint OF offensive yellow matter ~ cry
side my "'u-l fever pains and nllt SwrHtS all began
leave M" and my appetite became 81 great that 1t was
lr'"n canned my 'tr'h-h AM! 'N grown III Nh ~ "a
was weighed short, after my recovery added the
h"'l"r then lacking LIKE mere skcl't"u my W"lrlit
va, only nmIty-s,'rn pounds; my present w'i.ht
years it," ,ni"ycd uninterrupted health"
Ibr. s'h.mok has di>c"ntinu,d his professional visit
lrm"k. Jr sill confirm" To patients at their
i,, "" u N"rh Sixth street. Philadelphia every sat
urdiy irom2 \. NJ t"j M. Th"s" whnwish thorough
examination with I'll" E>prnmct"r will be charged -.
The r. pirIuctrr declares the exact condition OF the
durable The directions Tor taking the medicines
adapted tu III" Intelligence even OF child Follow
ti.,. directions. and Kind Nature will do til" rest
rritu.. that II the Mandrake Fills To
i.tIhyu in iu r,srdd doses the thr,c medicines ci
:hor Compartments than the ampl" instructions that
-..stu.iIlt them: First, Great" appetite" OF returning
..Il.I uI-.r The most welcome mI!,n WHEN II
Will come. lot III" dvsliirng Al once De- ~
ta. uisht sweat is :hat,i In a short tinc iri,
- l.i'.s,' m"rlHd symptoms ar" gone forever.
Il ti.r.-.,n,, OF families i LAXATIVE or rnr.,ti,
ili Mandrake ILLS standard preparation: while
lie Hulnuuic Syrup. OF coughs ami CulI-.
m ,,-'r'lcl a. pr"Phy lactcric against c"nsmp
ti.,u ia any al its forms.
I'Ii',. the Fulmunc Syrup and Scawccd Tonic. 81 ~
bplIl, >1..Ai half dozen Mandrake Pills -
"a !... F"r al. hy all druggists and dealers.
t.EB Z. GOODWIN - co. AGENTS. Boston
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
EST RAY.

eSTRAY. --Camc into the cu,lo-urc OF the Suh
scribcr on M".iay, Aug. II, \ SMALL DARK REOWH
MARE AND SUCKING COLT the owner Of which
IL requested to prove property pay Charge and tax
them away. J. l.. STILES, IN I,rIy stone farm
/ John-hury, Au4. -. ISL. $50.
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IFlTI
-. J"hnrbury, = ptciIhcr l. l>1l
RrrgcrOn T.. Bruno, L. Charcsi Il. Currirr Ann
Cu-tcrn, i. brown, Llmira. Dutirld J. IIl=ting,,
IL. iioulc a. IIoulc, J. Iacor7r, ~ L,rochr, g.
Lcclr!c. IL Mailhot, 4. Morris 7. PAGE, y Eliot.
H. Eouticr, Snow, Amos. Willctte, l..
Parties calling for the above letter. will please give
tie datr of the list IL. W FLEETWOOD T. NJ
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JOB TEAM.

The subscriber If prep,rcd to do a kind, OF Job team
ins At fair p:ic' IhInktul tor the patronage H. Las
received sin the death OF hi father, he hop,- for
continuance OF the suuc. GEORGE KNApP
Paddock Nilisr. 1H-,t
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w A N T E D.

liv" Vermont Farmers -, TO % year, OF aye "a
solicit orders tor Iul locations tins F aud Winter
in y. Y. and IA.
Mnt be- able To xiv" good r,i,rnccs and c uritv for
p"ois put into their hiEd-
Liberal -alIry vii! be ptid AdIr,.-
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Installation.

Installation.
\ council is called to take into cnnsirt-
Grafton the installation OF Rev. NJ. H..
Wells, at Lower Waterford. on Tuesday,
Srpl. >.