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New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
miscellaneous.

VOHN DWIGHT & Co.
% Manufacturers d
sALERATUS, sUPER-cARB. SODA &c,
No II Oislp. Nev.icff
CAGINAW (Mich.) SAW AND PLANlNt
- MILLS NE undcrs Bd naye ltkhk hLLs ssn * -'"-
- MI 'T,, ~ Ii-Flyk MILLIONS FEET OF LthDh",
AMI are prepared 10 furnish . 80, ,,.,,pvo
ia s,,,g a, In rrsh, s.o Lahs shufies Fese' w.. y
Wst.s Frames CssBgs &e &c. SApnehu sHtSNt-rt 49,
Unrrs solicited
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fT....s,
The bodies of unknown persons were found a. follows
East River o. North River G3 Harlem River 8; ponds
in city, Total l67 which there were li9 men ana 10
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
Ocean 5teamers.

FOR ST. THOMAS and I$F BRAZIL. AlIIp covp,sz
Regalar Nal steamer, the lod Ot sVsJ month
aGHahi s6rTa AMshcI Capt 4 l. Ts..p.uss February aa
P.rs PsnsnSoco % Bals sd J.aerO soag and fsi
's'-%sssii ;iit SissfsSs a a geYe
HAVANA sISAk and VERA Si A CRI Isu;5 LINZ
S'Hf ST l'T 0F IN sESdo SS q kf.s Hss
CLEOPATRA, Capt Pilhps.......... 3. GSDAY Feo :,
F0r hesht or passage 'P GiEy NDrR soss 81 r7.tuay
CLEOPATRA goe, to Havana only taA.s p..sehgen
T. 5. MAIL TO HAVANA.
s., SfS r. .E:5!Z ESsST Esi TSR'S % precisely '
sgss s25ssFn5 5:: :;s: ! y1 f1:
NORRo CASTLE, Capt. r. adams. ....-.......: Jan 49,
f'' 'sSn' " passage 'pV' y" A. w. D'''' 30 BoSngr.,,
A NCH0R LINE;IsTEAM To GLASGOW,
EVERY sATTGPiS ASP ATEFSsTE S.TI "WEDNESDAY
r Cabin p....s 4Ss snd assia..s -aa ser.s.
szS' Ssefss a''''' r0~ Hen H2SbERsoS BROTHERS Agents
. Bowling fvsn
FoR LIVERPOOL,
OIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE L. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will Dispatch srsca. full POser iron steamships
FROM PIER NO 46 y. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
WISCONSIN, Capt twnuAss........Jsnuary H. at 500
MANHATTAN Capt FoEsrTH l8, at2;0 m
MINNESOTA Capt T. W FREEMAN. January rs at 500
Cant February ], at1O N
NEVADA Capt February at 500 IA
Cabin passage, $50, gold.
steerge passage Comce 20 BrosivA SO currency.
For freight or cabin passage, apply to
WILLIAMS GuIoS. No g Walls.
NOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
cI T@m1P on Linz & e FSs NAL 40 = =
CITY or LiMERCK wis IalsI TUESDAY, JsOusry 10 p
LILY LILY 0F M HI saTeDAY Js5gsry 2pn
And each succeeding .nd alternate TUESDAY from Pier
w. "N''1 '''' RATES OF PASSAGE
,,5,sHs .STs IN GOLD srEFh y.,Hsr' IN crRhs'eI
To London 30 To London. aS
To Hil1 tSx. 70 Ros To .51 S.s1 Sor,E 10
Tickets can bought here moderate persons ~lnfe
For further informstion .ppy at tn. Compsnys ones
JOHN G. DALE, Agent Ne IS Broadway y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
BREMEN
The steamship RIEIN CAPT 6 Neye. NIL ,ai on sATURpsr
steumsp DEUTSCHLAND Capt H. F. SyEaber SATURDAY,
RATS OF PASSAGE,
payable in gold, or its equivalent IN eufrerey -.
Second cabin.
,.:,s , 10 oEiRicS Co Aso,
For freight or passage 'PPV !" OhNAl'' 20 SrS.l..
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANYS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW-fORk AND HAVRk, CALLiN"
LAFAYETTE, .sATuRDAy December 81
''"e'S'' VI P' GE6 Mackenzie Agent No So Broaa,.g
A. Il
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

% ubom II man Concern
AGENCY in EUROPA Civil Engineer, ot
N Ionon England with years ereenee o Az a aa
Other Countries sad who ofosl visit % inspect Q. Az =
c.n srd, can undertake Agencies Europe Address CIVIL
ENGINEER Post-Ohce MilsAukee W..
oyy,cx OF THE MKrRoPoLrrAs Gas LGHr CO.. BKoApwn
coRyER FoRrr-sKcosD-sr., Nsw-ioKK, Dec "A iSN
dds for all the COAL TAR produced al tho
ID Gas Light Co., For oud Il s
Flev,,sTe VI. received TIL JAN Il NEXT a. the @Sa oes' 81
bs Couu.ny as Btcsxsy where terms ard BsIees Ga. .
learned. a W
~ w KENDALL having been discharged
H. from our employ h-ehy caution the public from en1s ue
sb~ Goi ho1 .eI
,ee, ia suy responsible for such ether =. Y
" iTomth this date w hhIiN"N""
SAy.NSAH Ga. Dec 26.
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prinilns.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LIrH0GRAPHIc, STEAM JOB PRINTERS AZ" LABEL
MANUFACTURER.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier No ~, North River.
THE OIEEN Thomson. ..........SArUkDAY. Jarasrr !
ERIN ArURDAl, J4Hu4r -
Liverpool Queenstown cabin S13 snI 80 sefagS
Prep. tickets Om Liverpool Queens'oHr b"o'"'
derry Glasgos. 80 currency . - a.. ~ so p...A
w., " ' r ". J. HURST Manager
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
TIE ICE TRADE.

WHERE TIE ICE COMES FROM-HOw 1T COMES
HOW MUCH THERE Is OF IT-PROsPECTs OF
THE CROP
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

hearts: ''Thc lad i; not dead, but sleep
eth"
Mrs. Rankin wrapped her furs and
broadcloth more tightly about her, as,
leaning upon Mr.. Rankin's arm, she
turned away from the burial for the
frozen clods falling upon tue little coffin
sent a chill to her heart that crushed out
almost the last feeling Of love and rcver-
cncc for her husband, though the path Of
duty lay plain before her, and she was
not one to turn aside from her own OH
ligations. And the contrast Of hrr warm
costly clothin" with the thin, threadbare
garments of the pocr monrnrrs WAS Il
source of agony TO her sonl, from which
1t would have been Il mercy TO spare her.
John Rankin thought he did a praise
worthy act wien he paid to Joe Miller
cighty-seven cents per cord for two hun
lred cords of wood, which would have
been finished at the specified time but
for the death of the poor mans child.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
The H0rd Bargain.

''Prelty good for one days work"
Farmer Rankin rubbed Lis hands
briskIy together, after depo-iling in his
desk contract between himself an a
poor nciYhbor.
pretty good, little wife. DO you
know how fast the money comes in
There is nothing like making good bar
gaimS. Pass the apples and cider, james.
Mrs. Rankin looked up from her sew
ing with a troubled gaze. Il hope you
have not been too hard with him, John !;
his family is very needy"
Il have given fine job To him and
his boys. They can do well enough at
ci@hiy-iivc cents a cord for wood d-chop-
ping. l paid only fifty cents per cord
last winter"
81 thought you were paying one dol
lar ," said his wife
81 am paying according To agree
mcnIs," replied MIR. Rankin, in tone Of
slight dispcaSurc There was something
in his wlfe's manner that reprovcd him.
:s he watched the busy fingers us they
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
me Oid .HajOr El,j,l0ins.

NaIHtoN ARMY OF TuE IrI"MArl
l!th May ISL
well you tn. fact l. ,olon,l don't kn.,, =,
can come,
For rh' farm il Lf planted and there. work to d,
home,
And my les il gettn- uble-o,, it laid Inc Vi, La
fall
Ard the do,t,Ts hey have cat and lllckcG-si.d ncv.
,r fu.rnd the TAIL.
And then, for ,li Ike he, it, not cxactl,
right
h= kind of Iayini. sol licr with no cum my in sight
The bnion'-thn wss we'll enough, way up to 'Gt
l'ut this '!' / nion-rnuy be it, mixed With poll
tic-!
''No: Wen, you underst,ni it best but then you scc
my lad
I'm deacon now, and some nigh. think that the cx.
anple'= Lad.
And week from next is Confcrenc You aid the
18th OF May?
Why, that's the dry we broke their line at ,pott-yl
van
Hot work Colonel wasn't it: We mind that na.-
front:
They c'll it the death Angle" We'll, well, my lad,
wont
Fight that old battle over now I only meant to saw
i''''H '' 'HEiSt 10 come upon the lyth Ot May.
"IIovs thompson? What, will lie lie th.rc: Wen
want to know!
The iirst i'll the rebel works they called him
swearing Joc:'
y Wild Young i, How, cir, rr the rarcsl was-but
then
We-sh"rt of Heaven there wn,n'; Place he durrnt
lead his ncE.
And Dick, You say, j. c, min, too And Billy: All
it's true.
We buried him At G,tty-hurS-l mind the spot do
do you
little field below the hlt b green thi- Ma;
!rrhaIs that why the field about bring him to me
ta-d,y.
'W'll, well, cNc"-c me, C.onc, hut there arc come
things that drop
The trhoard out ONE feeling, and the only wsy'+ to
-t"P.
30 they want to see the oi MN, ia: the Ias,al. do
;hcy, ell
Wrli-I'c business d n in Ro-t IN. about the I2th OF
way. BKEr HNwr..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

The New York STANDARD takes the
recent murder in that city as text for :;
sermon 10 parents on the arrangement of
children. 1t well says:
Children from their infancy are not
sent to bed at Il proper hour : in many
cases fathers take their morning drinks
in the presence of Il boy of five or six
ycals old, and bring a curse on them
selves and the boys in 80 doing. Boys
and girls are alike educated To II love Of
dress, tincry and cXtravagancc they are
early indoctrinatcd with an cXtrIvagant
and iniudicious love for the theatre and
every thin" that is injurious to their child
i>h minds, and they %row up to b. br,whlt
the terror of their families. The girls,
ut sixteen, are on the lookout for AN eli
giblc marria"c--mot one OF love, they 10
not know what love Is; the boys, at
cighlccn, Tor an alliance which shall eivr
them Il certain standing in the w"riI of
fashionable vice. What follows DO
nestle misery and divorce IN one ease; ;
iara- banks, bar-ronms, debt, ,lishnnor
and crime i'll the other.
This is no iancful picture: it is one,
and terrible one,of real life. Men and
women, no matter to what class of So
cicty they belong, have the remedy for
this fearful evil in their own hamis.-
They can, they have a right to, and
they must exercise Il greater and NOR,
lasting control over their children They
must be their parents anil guardians till
they marry or settle in life. They have
the law on their side, and, ii necessary,
they must invoke it. Better a little wur-
ry, a little more effort, or Il little more
home detention than the powcrlcSs con-
temptation of the gradual descent Of a
child to perditiOn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
IH' CHiIII.cH GOO,{-jiiUHf.

Ir' 20 their nightly rcst they 20
kiss them one by one,
And pray that God will spare tbrn Ill
To zee, tO-moIrow's sun.
Their arms II ound my neck thSy wrcath",
Their eyes shine like star,
While, in clear tones of love, they cry,
'iood.night, goodnight, papa!'
~""T - yc may, q callOus men,
I:y sclfi-h caTe- brguiled,
Blind to the grace, deaf to the voice
of music in a child;
have rot heard a swcctcT tone
In all my journey far,
Thin lingcr- in thosc tender wOrd-,
''Gocd-nigLt goodnight, pap4!"
While the Young heats in DR., ans are r,pt-
And srood DER the fire,
Their happy voices haunt my brain.
And mournful thoughts inspire.
loo soon the years will hurry by
ON Tmc's swift rolling car,
And those swe t words lie not for me,
''Go2d-night, gOodnigh para!"
Yet | may lingcr here below
tAs God may deem most right
Till childrcn's children, gathered round
Bid me long goodnight
And haply to one found Of earth,
The grave may be no bar
he echo of 4 child soft voice,
Goodnight, goodnight, papa"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

l.Eiur improved f4cilticz for taking pictwcs to
''r "Itn ten experience IN business viii fur
j. E"I Iic urcs for L. money tn IA any other artizt
q. mont People that h.v" Light eye and think
'a'y ''c lad -lljccts viii plcaFc i've me call All
. .'N "nrr'ut't 10 please.
=. ior further information Of my wor, I'll at Rurr-
'." h"Iiin@, orrtite Einghan'- old Drug store
.- street, -. lohusbury, "
Hurh l. l~1u. -a.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
BiU Mason = BI.i,fe.

llilt an hour till train time, sir,
An fearful duk night, too
Take IL look at the switch Light Tom,
Fetch IN stick when You're through
on tlncI' well, yes, gucs- So
Left the last station all right
she'll come Round the curve fiyiu'-
BIZ Mason ONES up Tonight
lod know En-? No! h. ,n-inr,r
Been Oh the road all hiz life
Ill never forget the mornn'
lie mtrricd his chuIk of wife.
Twas thu summer the mill hands I urL
Jest oil work, every one;
They kicked up a row in the vill,gc
and killed oil ponoy,n'= son
Eill h, dart been marie i morn hn h,u.
Up comes u message from krc--.
'idcIin' l'ill to 90 up ;hcrr
And bn.: down the i-lt rxpuu--
lie lcit his al in a hurry
And wcnt up on number one.
-s-------- --~-..-.- -'..'.r-
Nui the tain he had to rIu.
hrI Mais at ~ thr window,
10 wait fuI the night ,vprc.s
An, sir, ii sic hadn't a dom 70
shed been n widow, rIcss,
For it must a been nigh miinf.ht
When them mill hand lcft the ridge
Ihcy come down-thc drunken dryi--
Tore up rail from the bridr,.
Bat MlIy heard 'cm 4 yrorkin',
And guessed there Nis -om,thiu wrour-
Aud in les than fifteen nIinut
R.ll's train it would be along!
SA" cGaiIu'; - come here to tell u,
y nilr--it wcuiL4t u done
- he ju-t grabbed up lantern
And made Tor the bridge alone
Then down came the night rXpr,--= -.
And Bill was maxim her climb
Ent Mary held Tia" lintern,
\ -Isinpiu' it AL the time
We'll! by Jove! Bill -" the i-nll.
And lac topped til, night sNprc--,
And he found hi4 Mary cryin'
pn the track, in her weddiu' dr,.ss:
'ryin' an hushin for joy, -ir,
I'm holiin' on To tn light
Halo! here. the trriin-good bye, -ir.
Ell Mlsou's on time tonight!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

| iulsuIn" his ichthy0lO"Ical studies L.,
editor Of the Belfast Journal thus dis
courselh upon the history and qualitie.
of >had:
The shad was named from old Shad.
rach whom NebG-chad- ncZzar considered
a Scaly chap till after he had passed
| through his fiery furnace, when he Wa
| found To be Il man of much back bone
and in this respect the shad resembles
him in great quantities. ShaI are ma
lures pin cushions for bones. They are
built OF the refuse stuff that was left after
all the rest oil the fish were concoctcd.
The interior of shad look. like fine
tooth comb or wool card, and thc best
way TO get the meat out is To use Il tooth
pick. \ little later in the season the
shad will make their appearance. When
they come, they come Il good deal, there
Is many of him, he Is mulltudimouS. We
are not read up as To where the sha,l
lives before hr comes this WAY, hut lac
boards where they set :; poor table.
When hr first puts III an appearance he
i extremely rmaciatcl. H. i - thin
that his kin don't fit him: hence the
phrase, ''thin H. 4 shad." lou can't ret
anything thinner Than u -prin" ~lad. un
less you take Il couple OF them. when ut
course thrv will I,r twiee =, iLi, Tir,.
In,L murh Iil,, = nor,oo-,I,or, ,,,;,.. ~
much, but they are not - high scented.
H.. ,i.L,r,u9p I'm. ,r,oJ I,,rr. ,I,..,. will NO,
hin, co,.iJ,r,IJ. W., mr.. d,uL,f.,I ,,I,i,,,
I,;k. fla, ronc-,L, an -bnr, Ihrv or.
fast; thew don't s,op to loaf auv NOR.
thau = tLorouoh-brcI nil but in; L,,r
,ioht ON about their bn.inr~..
Th,v mr., .pi,i,rt f., fine I,,y- .,f H.,
,tatr inst the -lnras New EuoI,,I rum.
In So, :;3 j. nm net ii, r,.,ul,., .!..,l 81
arJ ,h,rn : , n,., ,nn,iu,,I Lv tn.
stat. who r,.ouIaic. tL,m IN, -. ~,
have. = man f. r,,ul,,. ;b, tnw.n ,i,I,
..,.. f., have. rLrn ,,, ...r.,,r,. .TL.,
cam come INTO uur bay :t iu-f -Ich :,
time, stay Just =" Ion", spawn - much.
ANA II one allows l'>cIi to b. caught with
III Il certain time The penalty Is to be- cut
open from h'lly |" h'|cN ana hf'l!rI on a
I"i @ilulr"h
y person who IhoS Sh'd wants TO eat
thrh often, at near intervals, one" every
twenty inmr hours l"r 'l'Hr" or nineteen
"''"~' int champion place tor getting
up an arr''i'e '"r s''n l. III h'"oNiyr
D'"'''''2 h""''. l"t .iiliS 'lrl' l. re-
l"t'd I" Il science a soon aS .H1d
become chcAp ann plenty The EthdlHdy
announces al Inc breakfast table that She
VIII have >Iiad Tor dinner The h'arder
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
HIGHWAY TAX RuIc

let,il"ns and Drcrccs in thIuocry, and al li,,, -.
D.. su Biloxi, Tor ale II the "
'ALEppNIAN uTFIT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
The EOgus CHc"E.

fcssionallv, With y h.,n,;,,, ','''' H. T..
could hardly bs restrained fr,m I,r.,in'
into 4 midtown lauoh, the v,u,r ri, i.
Stone LANDED thc lady = cmSbimaJ ..,',,
rb,ir and assure,I her that Il. ,v,...'"
tirclv and ,levot,Ilv at her service,
SEATING herself in ;,,c pr,tfsrcd ofii,.
chair. the Iady un"Iovcd q small wIi,
hand that literally oIi-tcncd with din
mouJs and aunlird - Su.z.scant,I h.u,,I
kcrrbirf to her Iirs flushed and r,.fiu.
her eyes upon the floor, said
NV bu-ircs, Is very porticuIir-ii !;
-norIon mo. sir. I'm; yr,, will ~, n.
tray me-"
"Eetray Won - Mt far IL, v.,rr
madam. You can cnntiJ. in mo viii
the same reliance os in 4 rrir-t at III,
confessional"
Tho fact is wanr--,Lat +. i.y.
been unfortunate in NV mqrr;lu, rnla.
tionS."
The ,y... of the lawyer oli-tcnc will
pleasure and drawiuT hi. cI,,ir c,..- -
to the sd. Of the lady, remarked.
q" "',,'' i d'\''''
an J",' I,a' i''''i ~ - @''' 1. 'F >""
% i'.'' ',,I'9 Inv y";',' - I''''I'''7 VI ''.'S
court. How lnng hav, yud been lnlr-
ried -
"Ninc years"
"Ninc years. You must h.ye been
very yom4 when You entered the bliS-ful
i mean miserable state"
Il was mere chilI-a foolish. mex
pcriencol sch oI airl. \ drting another
placed me in the arms Of man old
caou2h 10 be- my father; hui he Wa
rich. aud fer two or three years did
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
2. P. LONERGAN,

Mauuf ,ctureT and Dealer in
i...ti -, SHOES and III BEERS, also LEATHER,
EI\DI\GS, EIC.
10 -pY VI
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U p II OIL S T E r Y d,
e. X. ALDRiCH

I", If all kinl- and stock fnrni.hcd At whole
,,' ana ana t. 't'l Nj orl'rS promptly met by FRANCIS
~NlISLE, ia-t,m Avenue. St .Iohnshurv, VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

MUSIC ROOMS.
rl T. l.. Str, ct, and Eastern ~ ,uue St .Ionsbury
..sr Oh hind large assortment Of rIN>"s, CAEI>IT
'-.,,-, >uIITr Nr-IC. and I>STII "rInN Book, and
.'.''l u.IlLiud- Of Mt ~I"AL MEr'HA>nI~Eand Fl>r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

= 70 :
Lot Il \ u X l. |; - : /. y T. - l.,
irln.,d- direct the mills the
r. Wet, aud from thu host oil i;curTi,- Icuu-ll
N-n, IN General Mrrchrudi-r, con istn. Of
b-6 Gnud' aud thuiCr Family GIOccris, which oil
ter 20 'h' tad AZ store Railroad Street -.
i"ll,-Lir,. Ia. mot favorable term.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

DIES ANp GE\rS' DI&I&G ROOM$
t-rrn Av'mrr, opposite Court House Square,
''t,-rIIN, >EGM">T.
N. j. PIX E,
IT,; Ed Al CTiO NEEE
.Innn-llIN- VI
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r. GAllAGhSR.

DEALER y GENERAL DRY GOODS,
.I"H.~"N'- BL"'E,
....r...,l ~uort, -. IoLu-btIy, VI.
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| r A n A r v f Y
JEW ETT & BRIGHAM ,

10. ia ". l. GOODS, GEuCEEIES, FLOII
rEpNi-lONS, lANhEE NOTIONS, &c.
-II.lI, 81. Jon N~Ii Ky, NIENn<I
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O. p. & S. A. BENNETT,

'rE.. i> MAST IF>r-, HENu~rn.Is. N>n ALI. kI>n
90. NN-ILr w':h. Ti.'T Tn:II"N N~p NMEEi'NN
NNsELi.
'iirr 10y Mail 81 uti.rrwisc promptly attended 20.
DO ..'Np ~IEIIT. >FNE rN~SE>GLE pEI.,I
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

!i l"-r''tiully iuiouu the itizcua of st Iohnslur,
! s.y.uity tint l." hs- opened a rev
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..I ,I.EAI. I\SIRA ANtI ADI Y
,Izttbli.hed loI~)
u.,l uall Il,.chcl- store. VI lin street
...r g. -ulN. \
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NiuufICtHrcr and Dealer ia
pttI g.. II GES : u | T. u I: :
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The following is Mr.. +. Bret Harie's pn.m, which
waa read Ly lis friend Mr.. Ja- T. Fields at the Army
Of Potion Reunion in the Globe Theater Boston, lat
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JOHN BACON I'd,
A. p Hall E.

hLEE - HIDES, LEATHER AND OH.
-. .i"hushuTv Centre, VI.
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DAVID Nj. MERRILL,
BELDEN & MAY, LAWYERS,

.ir i.liIn Ilack, Corner Main Street, and Eastern
Aysuuy. -. .IoEusbury, ".
ErIBES.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

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i..id.,k ililuc. ST ,Iuhu-b"ry, Vt.
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Business CdrGs.

'',I, ."~,rd Hi- -r,'"" at Il rorh lin. pa. .ca,
DlCKEY & SMITH,
4 b Iui;\ El : AND SOLICITORS IL tHANCERY
;trc in Brick Block, opposite ST. .Iohu-uIy Home
WEST CONCORD HOUSE,
t| q. CHASE. PROPRIETOR.
\o p,iu- will l., pared by the Tropri ulnkr
'l.- ir-t class Hotel. dolly
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W. N. LEARNED,
BLACKSTONE G. COKE'S

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NJ M JOHNSON

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..u I:loyS, up s'.iir-.l Main street. 81 ohnshur
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-04-07

We have received the April number of tho
American Stock Journal, published by Messrs.
N. P. Boyer & Co., Parkesburg, Chester county,
Pa We look upon this publication as one of
the most valuable of its kind publiAhed in the
United States, and earnestly recommend it to
our readers as text book in rearing and manag-
inp stock. The subscription price is only 81
per year, for which any one OF its valuable arti-
Giles may return to the subscriber many times it's
cost in the saving of the life or usefulness of a
valuable horse, or other domestic animal. Spec-
men copies sent free.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-04-07

We are pleased to inform our readers that our
friend Gladke left for the Eastern Markets on the
3rd of April, to make his purchases for the COM
ing season. Mr.. Gladke, is a thorough Merchant
and is gifted with rare taste. His next Enter
prize will be Millinery Department in connec-
ton with his Dry Goods Establishment He In.
forms US, that, on his return, he intends to give
our Ladies the benefit of City Styles and prices
May good luck and prosperity be with him, for
his enterprise and business talent well deserve
the patronage of our people.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-04-07

Commissioner Pleasanton issued an order to
3lst ult, that persons whose gross income dur
ing 1870 is estimated in currency at less than
$4,000 are not required to make income returns,
nor need they make affidavit showing that their
gross income did not exceed that sum.
This will save number the trouble of report
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-04-07

Rev. Geo. B. Taylor, formerly Pastor of the
Baptist church in this place, and now officiating
at the University of Virginia, has received and
accepted call from the Congregation to return
to his old charge here. Mr.. Taylor, at the same
time, had calls from other points, one of which
would have proven better, probably, in a pscu-
mary point Of view, but he unhesitatingly gave
his preference to Stanton. He will meet a cor
dial welcome back at the hands Of all our peo
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-04-07

New MILLS IN THE VIRGINIA Valley
What are said to be the finest mills in Vir-
GINA, outside of Richmond, have been re-
Gently built by Capt John G. Meem. Jr.,
on the celebrated Mount Airy estate, Shen-
andoah. Some of the -four bas been sent to
Lynchburg, but chiefly it goes to Balti-
more to Gwin, Mohler & Co by the Balt-
more and Ohio railroad.