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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
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!IC course NlIttil MI 'itIi'i'-'''i i''iN -
is now PURSUING il we'll calculated Ia re-
yiyc and strengthen those doubts winch
have all along existed, a. t" the wisdom
OF the policy adopted ~ the government
III It's treatment Of tie authors Of the l!c
rebellion. There l. Ito discussing the
fact that Il very lar.r portion "i thr log
al people ul this couniry--amd lay u"
means the least r,lltytilr or Intelligent
purtiun-hayc never ben satisfied with
the mlmrr in which Tia; terrible drama
WAS brnu.l; 10 a clos. lhr cou.mom
~cn-c of justice, which i a. old is crta-
tium, and rs universal a man, -,rnr to
he Violated ia p,rmitti| the anth"I~ "i
50 much misery, and such widespread
rain, To- 90 altogether unlmni~h,d. For
the .Ityrhnller-' rr'rili"n Wa IL" "rdina-
~ civil war, where on faction strives
with another for the mastery, aud the
m.t~~,- have ~ iml.r,-t in either Il WAS
a bow struck hy au alI-t"'ritic "l.Ear-
rhl a.aiu-t the ri hi. "i h.HIl, ;; Wa
an attempt t. hrra@ up a government '"i
the people, hy tue people ami for IL"
people" and substitute Ii Ii, place "a COS
rrn!nrnt founded on human .lII,r, "a IL
c,,rn,i .-.um, The rebellion thu hrrail.e
a c.irnc a.aiu.t humanity, and the war
ior il suppression, a Nj EEari- irnIv
-aiI in hj~ speech 1t the Academy It.
MAJ, un Tuesday cy"nin.. WI 'Ihn
war OF :.u Intelligent und hun,-: r""plr
wh, were liohting for what they uwnc |
and i,r what thry yrlu,rl 'Iury tou-ht
tor IT,, country ii "IicI. ali VAR equal
all h.rl au ,'Ya! -har.. ! personal
patriotism. a personal h,l"r, formed
th,.r motive ami irI 'l.,ir -t,r. +" 'he
hlti!y.'
After ach,r, ia. tie Victory IA such a
contest. It va not unreasonable /" rN-
poet that Tia !.al:u9 r'tcl- ~hp had rln-
yuhod it lur thor uwn selfish ,nl-. and
who Lad conducts, it il. the most mi!u-
man and ;.aIbtrau~ manner, w.uIl at
least receive some puni-lnnrnt Tor lhr.r
double treason AGAINST tIrlr country AMI
against liberty. hy loyAI i,,ollr 81 the
country certainly l.,l q ri'lt t" d.mrnA.
after Il cir Lrl,.>,.l AN! rlu-,n header lti
I,,n lad in III -r:syr hy tic hand- "i "a
rebel a~-a--ir. that tlc ,liiri 81 the rebel
lion should uo; h. allowed - ro1m At
Will over :h, ranntr,, and finally hr per-
milt,d. after :, lap-r ct ~iN yea. t" -
new hi trrA~onabir nttrranrr~, and nN
To- incltr anrrLyr rebellion am"ue III
r.opl"
AlAguanimily, 9rn,ro-iiy, and m,try
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
To ne President dHd Directors Of
Inc conn. &c Pass. IL. II.

The undersigned, stockholders in the
Massawippi Valley Railway, in their
own right, and representing municipal
CORPORATIONS holding stock in said COM
pamy humbly shcwclh, That they are in
formed that arrangements are being made
between the Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada and the Conn. X Pass. Rivers
Railway Co, now using the Mass. Val
ley X. r., 10y which Il ;}rd rail is 10 be
laid on the cmbankmcnt of the said G..
L. Railway, from the Junction of the
two railways at IcnnoNvilc TO Shcr-
brooke, and the use of some Of the build
ines Of the SAID G.. L. X -, are 10 he civ
en- to the Conn. x Pass. K Il and that
ii is contemplated very shortly TO run
the REGULAR trains of said {. x i. X. II,
which now run over the Mas. V. Il. X,
directly TO and from ShcIbrookc, four
miles north of l.cnnoXvillc, and in fact
in make Shcrbrolkc the actual terminus
81 the NJ V. Il. K.
That the charter for said NJ. '. X. X.
was obtained in 1852 by which they
were authorized to construct Il rnId from
some point on the G.. I. X. between the
LcnnuXvilIc and Compton stations, and
hereof to the Province line, to connect
with the said c. X T. L. X, but the
stock was not subscribed unit! 1861,
when it was proposed that the munich
plIitics OF Ascot aud IIatlcy should smb-
scribe il certain amonnt 81 SAID stock.
That meetings were held in Ascot for
the purpose Of indurin@ the ratc-pay rr-
To authorize the sad municipality t"
take SiO, 600 Of aid stock, without
which SAID read could not have been
built.
Tl,a! at first only 50, 900 wa, a-krd
iron Ascot, but that subsequently the
sum WAS increase to SiO.0Ou, on con
dit,nn tn It ;lc terminus -hnulI b, at tIa
VILLAGE OF l.rmuNyillr,
| That the directors f said company
ami others Interested addressed SAID meet
ines, cAnva~sci the Township for the
pnrpu~. Of "cttin" said stock subscribed,
ami amongst other the Nee president ot
SAID road, l.. pomr"y, I-q, Mc~-r-.
Colby, Morrcl, i;r""!~ amsl Adams. Iii
rcc,ors Of aid road, AMI they both at
-aii ra"elin"- and OH vari"n' other orr:.-
-iun- When urine the rate payers Ia
take all -t"ck, %arc their positive
pl,lacs and Assurances thot the northern
terminus OF Sall road should he and 70
main at TIA yill3nc of I.nnnuNN lie, IL it
Wa provided by the charter it mi%ht be-.
Tha, Henry kcycs, Esp. lhrn prcsl.
dent ar.d mananin" director of { u l..
X. l.. WAS fully cu.nizlnt Of all the fact,
and Of the PLEDGES 81 givcn As alor"-:id
and 50 tar a. he had any interest in -ai'
road OF control oyer ia" s:lmr, declare
lr arguicsrcd and joined in the same.
That it was only upon the -trcnnth d
~tiI ulrle,- and assurances that the by
law aulhorilin. said subscription was ap
proved 10y the cIrr!,r. ami that tic @ooc
faith Il thc cumplnv WAS uIri"Dl t. car
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

TIIE FLOOD INCEEA-ING-- GREAT Ia
~ThIt.IIoN Oi PROPERTY.

TIE FLOOD INCKEA-I>G-" GREAT III
,rKI'IInN oi PROPERTY.
Tine iiDo. at New Orleans i iucrcas-
in%. The water is up Canal street 10
Rampant street, with til" exception Of
the neutral Ground ON Canal street, which
is not entirely covered Epst Of Clai-
borne street there i IN unbrolrn sheet
OF wafer from Nillcry'S street to Mctairia
bridge, AMI from the new Ia the old basin
mi area ufiivc or six square milr-. inclnd-
ing about $40 tllicI>ly populated -,luarcs.
The siltrin"s OF the inhabitants Of Ills
quarter. respectfully among the poorer
clas.rs, are very great. Thousands liv-
in" in single story houses have moved
ont. while most OF th"-n living in two
story houses have hc"n compelled to
move into tl,r s"con.l Stories Back Of
Claiborne street ON Tie canal, there i nm
AVERAGE depth OF two feet OF water. The
city aulhorilic-; seem to he doing all they
can 70 alleviate the sulerin@- Of the pco-
pie. Every available boat and skiii' has
becn brought into ESa, and policemen are
rendering such assistance a. they posi-
bly, can, moyin. those who are in dancer
and distributing provisions To the needy
The damage cannot yet he estimated
shruhbery ana gardens have all been
ruined, honses damage! and property
generally deprecated in value. The
Milnchur9 and Pontcharlrain railroad
from Gcntilly station is still overilowed,
and about four mile; Of the CHATTANOOGA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

BfwAEE -Ercry mail bring, IL az
counts ol deaths 10y drowning. Young
men anI boys 90 in hathin@, get t''yond
their depth and sink t. rise no mere -
rcrson- out boating a,t to scuilline. OF
ROCKING the boat iust to ir@htcn the
eirlS." wlicn the II, at fills and -inks. and
their fam i turned into iriahtiu! Trace
,lv. Ynuna m.n +rm,timc- take toe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

y SAD tN,E-Nrw Haven. Conn
rapar% say that Il "irl "l l. applied for
l"I@inl~ at the Station house ia .llat city
last Saturday, sryim@ HAT ,hc came all
the way from Michigan, stmting with
only : /, and WALKING most Of the way,
10 oct Ia her home ut New Haven, Yer
mont. Reaching Troy ciIht days pre-
vl0n', she WIS confined in the hospital
thrrc, but rs Sonn us able went Ia Spring
field, Ma~S-, where ~hr took the train for
New Haven, c.. hy mistake II the
girl,% tory i fru', it i Il peculiarly sad
case of betrayal She was cared for by
the lone of the Fricndlcsa, end sent to
her lo. @ in Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
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sI'S.

We COPY tic follow ina ua-.a., from
the Finland IIcra!d'- report uf tbs. AL
drcs- Of Lieut.. Geo. IL l;ieclog. If Bar
lnaton. ON Decoration Day.
Loyalty even in these Latter lty- must
have it. martyr@ Scarcely two months
since gallant cumrldr, a -on ot Yer
mont. wa luihlr-,ly murdered in a tar
off state Willie disrhar4in9 lii duties rs
public officer under the constitutional
laws of these nitc.i States In ;hr
freshness of the morning of the l9.h ct
April. "A day ever mrlnprab,y in Au.cri-
can history, he WA buried in H. mativr
town OF Benson. Which hur,lyr- Oh tin
beautiful Champlain, 50 rich in rcvuiu-
tionary patriotic associations. Civil and
military dignitaric~ and host OF person.
al friends paid the last tribute 81 respect
to his remains. pom his collin a ven
cradle doctor OF divinity dcpc-irci u
wreath of fresh spring flowers, in the
middle OF which was placed Il hiooi-ru"t
flower. representa-. the hrart'- blood
beautifully emblematic OF the tragic end
oi the deceased, whose hcart's hiani hal
been taken bv the dastardlv assault OF
the assassin.
John puincy Dickim-um'- crime Wa
his loyalty. luu and who kErw him
are aware Of lis personal popularity.
The slave loved his frank and generous
character and loved him like a father.
| But he wI+ faithful Ia hi government
and 50 became a victim to the murder
Gus anal cowardly ku-kIuX. Shall W
not revere the memory Of one who wrote
OF himself 10 his parents : Il have no
ambition 10 fill 4 more honorable grave
than that "i Il man VIII" falls Tor the sake
OF opinion " conduct that h' knows Is
right, even thuu%h everybody else thinks
it wrun@." The death OF 50 brave a man
as lie should not 60 unavcngrL When
by the strong hand OF the Executive "l
the Nation, and God b. blessed that il i
Ulysses 5. Grant, every inch Of soil in
this Union i free and sale to every
American citizen, then will the mnr,!er-
crS Of the heroic Dickinson be bruu.ht
To justice Vengeance i mn'' saith ihc
Lord
am reminded thai Tins sweetest ser
wee OF the year. tins new All SAINTS
Day IN our calendar draws nigh to 4
close 'ouid not leave tins beautiful
spot so @randIy overlooked by some OF
oar noble Green Mountain peah~, with
cut paying my humble tribute OF respect
to the BRAY" sons OF Rutland who bore
/ arms IN ne l;lIG ektlttll war, AMI he
tins and ncl@hborinG cemeteries Their
lives and their services will be dlstin-
Snlshcd III her annals ii not IN tn" com
monw'aIih and nation IN defence OF
whose honor they - bravely ion9ht and
so freely gave up Their live Forget not
Reynolds, OF the oth' who was the first
TO tai! ut Ices Mills. FORGET not the
lii@ciil7li PATRIOTISM ana uhdyih5 deV"-
non TO Pflncip!e "l inc gallant Colonel "f
the 'th' We'll Il" remember the man
y form oil ''c'r@e / Roberts. Loved
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09


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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

INDIAN MISSIONARY WoEk.-l.icut.
Whitman, of the Third nitcd States
Cavalry, in an official report Of the re
cent massacre OF ci"hty Indians, nearly
I'LL women and children, at Camp Grant
Reservation. in Arizona, sry~ that since
these Indians had been at that post they
had made friends with all whom they
met, 10y their mnvaryine coed condnrt,
that they had furnished the nos; with
nearly 100 tons of hay, AMI HAT many
OF the women were killed while sleeping
beside bundles OF hay which they had
collected to bring in on that very day
He says that the atrociou, Inlchcry WIS
without Justification.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

| Mrs. ElIn9sworih of Louisville was
fatally shot on Sunday morniu. hy
pistol which fell from the pocket Of 4
coat which she WAS receiving from Rev
Mr.. Sutton, Methodist minister.
The Nashville Crenn) Brnncr prefer
John Quincy Adams To Mr.. Groe-b IL
as the heal of the democratic ticket -
saying that he is The most popular mau
in the southern states.
The seventeen year locuats have mud
their appearance in Grnndy county, lit
by the millions, and are rapidly spread
ing over the whole state. Their lat
ravagcs before were in 1851
A wasp has just been removed from
the ear Of Henry Allen Of Pittslinld, that
has hcan there six years, dnrinG which
time he has been gradually growing deaf
Halls Journal of Health says SIX
penny sandwich, eaten leisurcly in the
cars, Is better for you than Il dollar din
ncr, bnltcd at Il ':statipn"
+ A Washington correspondent says the
latest Southern papers received there
contain comments ON the reccr:t speech
Of ,Jrll;r~on Davis III Alabama. Tn
Democratic papers al speak Of it III
CLOWN" terms Of prn.e, and say thst IA
the present Iuncturc Of pplIti";l! AT tlr1 a.
is particularly acceptable To the Srntlrru
people.
f.. T.. Wa-hlunc, minister to Franc,
writes from Paris 1t IL terrible Tim
TO have to remain in city al two m
lions "f people, where there i no -',ai
ow uI law, but the law of force and ter
FOR | lad rather he III Galrnl, hvina
in the little house BOUGHT in $50 than
To- be- irr'.' 1t X sale To say that icH
'pcrs"ns who know him will altogether
believe tins "t him. There j. no publ.
man WIN enjoy a row more "r has .,
much dcl"ht in brin" OBLIGED L. inter
frrc in other peoples business
l hat Is IN unkinl eat which ''An &C..
ircr OF Lees army" administers t" IT,.
Democratic party in Il recent commune
cation Offending Jcit Davi@'S late .prrcl,
a witness:
"Mr. Davi='s late speech may not al
Vance Tie interests of the D"mocru,,
party i'll the North, bat the same Drm
ucrHt~ mu-t remember thtt ilic = ,u'h h..
lir,r- they went back on thcm durin.
the war, and thr Sonthcrncr- are not yet
in love with the patty. the Democrat
ic party has been lis own aoT+; enemy
for number "t years past, and 1t -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

EN-Congrc>sman Nnodbrid"c +,llrd
Tor Europe lat week.
ice President CuliaN arrived at his
home in South BEND, Ind, ON Saturday
morning, havin" stood the journey well.
President Grant Is reported as likcn-
in% jeff Davis 10 u ''wastcd candle, who,
if let alone, viii make all the country re-
publican.
Gen. Grant must be- pretty ZONES ONE
down at Long branch. The hotels are
not open yet, few of the cottages are oc-
cmricd. and the mir is clnmmy and cold
lie has forced the season by nearly 80
days.
some one wr0t. 10 Horace Greeley
inImrm" II Guano WIS Good 10 put on
potatoes. He sal it might do for those
whose tastes had benome v,tiated with
Tobacco" and rum, Tut he preferred gravy
and butter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

lIIE Gt,>~ A. \ rlNNCIA A
PHILADELPHIA General La, undertaken Il"
brH" the world; 10 perfection throueh
the medium 81 blue "laSs He first
drew inspiration from "lZin" ut the sky,
and rs blue Gla,s l. the most available
earthly substitute, hr umdcrtoul, the hi"lI-
ct possible Development of organic mat
ter hy -uIrrtinn To IL influences. lie
iIr-t used It 10 cover Il "raprry, aHd M
live month, hal drawn ont two inch
vines II feet endowed with proper
Tomato iruliuln,>>. Ills nest expert
men. Wa with an Al,lrrncy bull cali,
which he not only recovered from an ap-
narcntly fatal illness, but d,Nplnpr,l 10
full pDvilc stature IN about four months
Thus far il has been found reliable in
every tIill, and ii 1t can br as successful
IN mnuliin" human powers, ii will only
he necessary TO place feeble infancy in
thee hInr %lass heavens and let them
kick themselves into manhood before
they would otherwise have cut their in
rSnr-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
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LoErH AlEEs TIE MURDERER.

On Monday evening Of thi> week, the
rruplc OF Manchester, y. H., were
shocked hy the intelligence that Il man
named Loren Ayers had murdered his
wife by shoniin" her will! Il reviewer.
Ayers Is a stone mason, and E.s wife
worked in the Dire room Of the Gingham
mill ol the Amo-,rr2 Company. Until
within Il week thc murderer and his victim
bearded together ut the boarding house
Of Mrs. l'hilbriril on Middle strc"t, No.
GG Amoskcag Corporation. On Tnrs-
day, the 30th inst, Ayers ""t lmoNicat-
cd, in consequence of which his wife he
came Greatly diepIya-cd and refused to
live with him any longer. She went
privately To the l'"ariin@ house OF Mr..
T.. X smith. No. 90 Amuskra" C"rpOr-
alton. she came ont Of the mill this
alicrnuun. ami while CON" To hrr board
in" Iuu-. she met her husband on Canal
street They ccnvrrscd Together few
moments, when -Lr proccr'!ri on her
way. lie followed her closely. ami when
-hc had nearly reached the hnu-", hc
drew a1ryclv,r and fired at h'r three
times. Dan, 81 the >h,'s stuck hrr "Ii
the forehead, aluI lie other struck her
iu-t h,luw tI,. Irlt collar bone and passed
downward an to lrcr hr,at She tried f.
c.rnpr from her w"uli-hc murdcr,r 10y
rnirlyurin" to enter Tia door of tn,
hu,t-r Of Mi Ephriln iIaaId, No. 81
Amu,Lra" Corporations Size Ill after
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

y" Kl"Ill~ FOR me CuNrE.-ls
California rclap-in% int" harl,ri~m An
muiigu~ivr { hinaman walkin" in a SlI.
FIa.,i>on street. liur-lay aitcrno"u.
wa tened Ia death hv - .au% of boys
."i:''.u g. I""pir." ti.. t'r.raph tell,
e., wit. -,r! ia, a.. Q. L. At did not
.ni,I.,rr uniii Ia. mnr,irI b, d., cnmplrt
i, nor was any attempt thea maA Il"
arrr-t the murderer simultaneously
with the receipt of this news We are III
formed that at Mendnciuo, Il town om
the coast about p miles north ul the
Golden Gate. Il mob has notified ali the
Chinese To lclNr @ittIn ten days, CA peril
of their lives. If such OutragcS Il. th.s.
are 10 he allowed, let us, at least, no
lnn"rr have the ctirontcry (" roll our
eye, in piouS horror when the Chinese
authorities announce their intention to
place restrictions upon the ir'rnm which
"uut$il' h;uh.rian-' have hitherto hc.n
Guaranteed IN that country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

IRON ALTOONA Ia rIrr>EUEG

the present runnin" of rNpIc-- trans
west from New York and IhIladclphIa'
one who ride through lhi- beautiful
country to see it. will leave New York
IN the m.rnino. or Philadelphia at noon,
and stop over NIGHT at Altoona. BY
So Joiuo ia, tourist Will traverse the
whole distance lay daylight, except SOME
twenty-five mill cast OF Altoona.
ALTOONA
- ~ituat,d up among the mountains. 1t
has one uf those rare luNurir~, Il Good
hotel. The mornin" trains from New
York and Philadelphia stop there for
-lppcr, and the night train from tie
same citirS reach there iur an early
breakfast Takin" the ''lir-t Pacific oX-
press at $50 in the mnrnin%, We were
loon climbin" the mountain sides, and
-kirlinn alon" the cores. which have
made this road AMI locality world IA
nous The train va, not unusual in
IN length, yet it was made up Of nin"
rars-,iN OF them Pullman Palace cars
and drawn by two powerful locnmj-
,iyrs. had n favored place on the rear
platform of the rear car.
THE 'IIuRsE-sHuT.'
In goina around the "horse-.hoc' it
was difficult to rcalizr that the two en-
zines we saw oil at the Jeff, "oing at
about a right angle from the car we were
IN, were the forward end of our train:
but they were This 'horsr-sloc" i
real in shape, being more than semi
circle and together with the beautiful
mountain scenery all along this wonder
lul road, makes this route a lavcritc one
between the cast and the west.
\ WEIL-EIILT RAILROAD.
Notwithstanding the heavy Grades and
many curycs, the prccipitous banks and
numerous ''Scary" place, on this road,
there i sense oi security in lilln" over
1t, caused mainly by thc excellent cGndi-
ton of the track and road-bed. AMI the
fact that the entire length of the noun
famous part is pairollcd At every
curve we passed a iIag-man, who signalled
''all rI&ht' rs the IRAN swept On -
way
The Pennsylvania Central was the
first road, rs We believe 1t Is almost the |
only one in the country. to stone ballast
its road The road-bod \ prepared like
that OF other roads, ami then from ionr
TO eight inches IN depth ol broken stone
is spread over the ground thus prepared. |
and INTO these blokcn stone the -lccpcrS
are SINK Just about their thickness. This |
not only makes a firm foundation, hut
gives road perfectly free from dust
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Inc Se'"h" Racine expires, which
it'''s Ai'ooi' Ill ";'" \. NJ does NOT
haE' another stop "ltIl ii reaches lIttS-
burg-one hundred and twenty miles
which it makes in four hours. C"al Is
burned On all the engines, and a sniilri-
'nt quantity is taken TO ran this distance.
"mie by very ingenious arrangement,
the locomotives take water while GONG
ii good speed from ion@ tanks OF tronghs
pE'e'u "e'"'''' 'll' r'lIS- And even
when Il tram l. Obliged TO stop Tor rJal,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

81" The New Hampshire House OF
Representatives was organized Yesterday
by the election of W. IL. Cove of Ware.
ia Labor Rcfonncr) rs Speaker.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

Potato bugs are making terrible raw
aces at the West
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

.1ec'v raS,'c Farmers Clul,