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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


LovprG Sept l3l:W m-bO"soIs oicni NJ "Jt I'r
anil tor e. acronnt United States FyeT@euy bonds lbls, 49,
ltt5s. ,M gj; l36;s vi; Tea-FoIte, $40. 1900,
PUI. sept lf-fvennG1h, Bonre"3e1 heavy ken'rs Oh w.
LIZ EapouI Sept Il0 m-Coon opened trmi Mdhng Up
lands. so. Milihng Orleans, yid9.d. 49,.
LO>po- lGl:A mConsOs 9t for the account tnite
Ten For bonds @s. .,,
9i: MllGlrg ORLEANS, 9,d. Llrl. a = c%t ,
LONDON i.tGrsn cst At ut for both morey
account United Sses fir-l"eL Iouds iP-s v4i lst''
OLD. '3: 1865 s2i; Ten Fories. 9!.
PARIs, sept l3.-Rentc.. 57f &C. 80 ANN. ~
LIyEKPoo, Sept l83' m-Coion closed dull; Mailing Up
lands g M1dng Orleans gal SAILS of YESTERDAY D bales m
GLIDING 800 bales for export and speculation 1aow 49, 3a1P
cwt. Cheese So y for the bs; grades Of American hn
LoyDoy sept i-i:3 r. m-cfue Petroleum, sdlHld y gallon
LoyLoy sept C-Eyeuips-Spins Turpcniue Gnne at 40
LIVERPOOL 81 pf. 13-Evening-Iinsccd OIL 93] 6 y tnn
E'lnIc steanr IDAHO irUn NcWiOlk sept o.
If Maa floa E",t0n sept D. with %
bae of cotton; steamer Peruvian from Baltimore SCI L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
CrCEIpTS OF PRODTCE.

Per Nogih R,er t,sSsts ant RAJ 'Ord..
SYrT s,9 pkg. Ashes. IL pkgs Eecswar ilcs Broom Fn
2l Cotton bags Cotton Seed 25 bls Cotton Seed OIL 20
lp. 81 bill. Copr- q! pkSs Drd Fm ~ bbs
H!: bills Flour, 1891 bsh. What. lmg3 tr,h Com,
bush Oats Rye $50 bush. Malt lJ3O bush Barley
800 hush seed 23i ags far See % bDs Bears % bays b.
Peas 2Gl bbs Corn Meal pags. Ginseng bales Hemp 80 a
lions Hides, hides 10 So sides Leather 49, pigs Lead
23 bb Spirit, Tupntne 1873 obs E"s % pgt Cut Mea; A0
pkgs L,rl Lard pkgs Stcan ego kgs Butt, 'p
pig- pk9s Taiow 81 bbs Larl OIL 1853 pkgs Star
IT. h. Sirs $50 ptc Tea @i hF Tnlacco, LID
boxes Tobacco 1a6 bts. WHISKY 2Ji bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

SCGAR-R.w Se.r, ,Lncey sye and 'rad' The offerings
ils. 73 hi at - G9c for CIha ava
boxes private Refined steady at l1dI5 oT
Ile'ds
SEEDSTh malet l. u m all kinds, and p1ces romh We quote
Clover 4 lie sud Timothy At ~.
STEARIN is inactive AID lrr qrotc at Zoe. .
TALLOW there only hrG j'lIF 'em.i aIl we
market ds.c; sas SATURDAY evening o'" ID al "''lOo
for Cts. ~,
WHISKY is on fror: Gales Of 10 hls It 93d@r for West
en- sILl the close tie el Is LIN al s!e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
----.....ons At thc U. S. suN!rreasurv wore:

Inc ""' 4sn 7c2 a Currency U''1tt"'' II, ~. ~ -
a,B ete7t' '''' 70; 81 - "urreny va'uo''''s %
GCd Je'mes'' a. =. o.; ~ Customs ''''''''''''
6Ol tWh'y ,nt., 4Si 20 81 ..qSt
'l'ret" rates were Iuqrkcd IN this m'rh'
Inc ",'a can ON pledge OF Government 'a[s
"a per cent the r'u'e On "r"'E ,r,Jor3 Of
nm yrrc va quite general dsposon "n'sF n,jny
m.ney to sen rates and the "dy1co S street. having
nv horow,rsa feeling in the S', ''rs would
~n..,,c time prevailed that higher q"''''
900, nc enrcniclcd Discounts were 1u'', rnsl crota-
=, ..,i =, .~.i,. ,..c HAS h1,A Cu. ~HN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

Extra na Tor ss sseS. HS. is' Sc:
" and 81 PIncsf u,orket has been quiet without
Tic Government o'nI wav though at the close, in
an special mGvcn pS nrces advanced fraction Fisk
sympathy "' Follows at Up. m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

HDES-Thc mark for Dry Hides has ouf hout
III. rast sales have been prices Wet
Sailed Hides in limited ply and prices for all Minds both For ign
extremely d For Calcutta Hides the sales reported
are Slaughter Cows private inquiry
for BuGaoes hut sales TO report. We quote:
atauo ..poid n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
And tl,e following for City bank shares:

Railroad bonds in good inquiry, and free sales arc
reported OF all the prominent mortgages. There was
moderately large business transacted the early Board,
as will e seen by reference to the Stock Exchange Lists
at the head of the column. The following we're the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

vmrM EG" fH C ATT E 49, TAns
1&s1; Kentucky, 1923 Missouri ~ ~, o'' Ill
TEEVE- Png over 1900 top OF 1886 the pre-
vous week is laying It on thick ana Is ~ Goc Two
things favor the trade, viz fine, cool weather, Whlrn
shnpens the appetite for the me ce onnrnnr abrpad
SIN there surplus Of thin stock. were m ia ~ HIN
AT cwt grades they would MAKE "a v in more Tan i"
~ The ,',s weeks supply were Tcxans OF '!Gw cwt
butchers complain Of me ann tyr OF t M S'f for
v%rv ccrin That many Thousand Texans have Their
heads turned i% fu. foT this Kind o. stock.
Thr offgs Tor the plrscut market were bl ear loads
Cunmunpaw, 100 at Wrehawkem hlu OF Of Stale catIn
Tic good ones ali Sold but thu !ois; ana ~
xa dragEGd late INTO tito fat c %f reached i9c win
tops at i2tc while Texans went at t@sc anu so '
INV my wcek we nearly sustained save that some
were made to coS erton had IS car loads
cattle; j. r. Nc PRcrson 10 car, J. H. Daley i cars
d. b. Hunter IL cars; NJ. Goldsmith. IL cars, h 1h
rurs II cas .tpcT ~ Moses, and Kelley Mcpherson
cars each; W. Tool and H. GallaR ,hr COW own - rwt
illinois steers at 10. I2.c.; "a Indiana LOT he''ey
McIhcr-on q cwt. at 10! l2c - Men. =, ou, a.
b. Wcs:hcner for j. Ii. Hunter Texans gW sa NJ
7c Ice d. q cwt sic. $50 Illinois, lor ~ L. enei
man, ;.a7, cwt; at about nc; IA fair cwt Illinois
MEAD Vail sold CO Illinois steers for Sherman at ioi
' sc i" xxi Iauterbeck for Kahn Co.. los Kentucky
cattle. 1850 gross, at III l2ic owt ot N, a
/ III ilLty run ont IS Illinois steers OF % cWl u! ius
l2c o. Kentucky cwt at lOic being rough ea'e' "
do, "a w.t., at l0t al2c. ,,o,,,oLv c.t,lo m
NJ Goldsmith had lbi fair TO goou heu'"ih' ''' ~
C. Cashier sold his 50 Illinois steers OF cwt. 10 H.
westheimer at SIS each. Mr. W. was re'"''"e '"" ~
about lie. ..,o ou, nj
s. Moses disposed Of his SC Illinois CATTLE oa7 e~|' ~
iO.d1Hc. ,,.., oat,e "a ewt
sold AT IL a lac. r,. y, q, a a. out
Snlce Of The Morris cattle ls Texans OF o.
by W. L. Dudley, at &c., with 6G illinois 1cW, Tn
l6c. TUfey sold 100 Missouri, 81 cWt, a. g anu 8. %
Texans, 81 cwt., ut 81. f. Samuels SOLO ~ ,"s
Meyers sold Cherokces OF 81 cwt at 9tc nnd ~ s
Cia7 cwt ut lOl alllc. W. seige run OUT os ~ ,oic
r -cser rold i37 Illinois, 81 0Ga cwt, at lol@iose anu
Urry bud iSo lat u cw Kentucky cattle selling ut
IlIQIlcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
o,,,cs TN. cHrc.eo AND AIroS RAILROAD c"sTAsT}
AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST

V MORTGAGE SINKING tUAD BOND"-HoIcH q fcTfIi y.n
have designated by t 70 Bombs npmhere A. io"s:
us 49, o. 22 45 2iJ 2e5 75 TO- Al, a &I "a ~ III, a.
$40 2 1885, &C. 49, 2J 49, 49,. AMI sol Of sl0 cac iof
red, mpton.
ccosy fh OF the mortgage interest thereon viii cease
Eoveaher l. 1871
The udesgne cd, pay them win Int"r', 20 r. as 'Cacd
on prrseatatiOn and sarIenfer = j. tubs. y VAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

" = ,1s have been lower, except on Georgia per
,c,d which advanced to 9S,. Tcnnessecs showed
,oarscd decline, South Caronas ruling at about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
l. TEN PER CENT REGISTERED
TOWN AND COUNTY bONDS
PtN.'LR ny THE STATE TkbANl %EN:. .rx,n
Ten PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LOiSS WITH WiDh
MARGIsS.
JACOB II. SHEPHERD & Co,
BANKERS
No. % FINEST, NETWORK and E1t rs is7 la SAbLEST,
CHICAGO, III. -
Orr HAND BOOK OF HuEOIS SECURITIES" fESr PhtF.
ONO M..I.siPI RAILWAY CoSpssY OYfcs 20 MAt-sr
-"DDX. re, na,T 49, !sll.
'GNHE ANNUAL MEETING ri the BOND
H. Lnt! ~; e Jip' Rs 81 e. o'!9 M I I,oG
SPPI RAILWAY COMPANY Dr me ELECTION % TH.bH HIN
TORS i 'ac3ucs ~ TIE ro' - 'rS oi tr' nc
for The s o. sr'. 1h LTins - oe ne
will b" Leh the Hce ~ The tom No. -" tcL5'si w
Oao ol Ia! EyAI. OoDcr l.! 51l At FORK J, ~ 10
1rsn.frr iook, be i fDs 9 e;ocN - 81 sep
tember until 10 oOrk the l6h Gay OF ot g. W orcr
!. D. HAlliUNS. htc siarT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD SIX PER CENT
BONDS

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD SIX PER CENT
BONDS.
UApVEY FISK. A.. s. HATCH.
OFFICE OF FISK 6 HATCH, }
Bankers and DfdtPrs IN Government Securities, 7
No. NASSAU ST, New-YOrk, Sept Is, 1917
The amount of these bonds remaining unsold is
now so small, and the demand continues so great,
that we expect soon to close out the remainder of
the loan. They are issued in sums of $1,000, $500,
and 800 each, either coupon or registered interest
payable May and November; interest and principal
payable in coin in New-York City.
Holders Of United States Skies Of 1881, Ten-FOr
ties and especially Five-Twentles, can largely in
crease their capital III to rs per cent and income
hy exchanging for these bonds. Price to-day, 93
and accrued interest We recommend thcm with
the same entire confidence that we did the Central
Pacific Railroad Bonds. now selling at a premium,
and we believe they will, i'll time command the
same favorable estimation and price.
FISK & HATCH.
We offer for sale. PHuADElPIIIA AND READING IL.
r. Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds, 40 years to run,
LOUIS, VANpAIIA AND TEKEE IiAUTE Second Mort;
gage Seven Per Cent Bonds indorsed, aud principal
and interest fnIy gu%TaI cr by pS, the Iere te
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH d Co., 40 Wall-st.
To INVESTORS:
IOwlS MACY, 80 Wel-st,
Have fol sac very choice securities Tor invest
mcnt. Railroad Bends, Guaranteed: City Bonds.
Endorsed. ETC. ctc Particulars furnished on appli-
cation at our olliCc.
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESoTA
SEVEN PER CLNT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest by Henry CLEws u Co.,
No. ~ Wall-st., New-iOrk.
JACE-nv CO. MISSOURI EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale b., W r. Co>rEESE d Co., 81 Pinest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE II GOLD
Seven Per Cent Per Annum-Pnyabie Semi-Annualiy.

Road ton show its value md its very
covering does O miles OF h, moot direct pos
M line between the Great deepwater navigation OF the
Hudson opening the fine Counties Of Ulster Green and delaware 10
raoad mostly deprived of them Fifty miles Of tins
aud thorough aud substantial manner ani
EARNING ALREADY 10 PER CENT on THE WHOLE AMoi VI
OF THE 81 goo, 900 OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OVER
RUNNING EXPENSES The balance Of the road with It's 'evea "
ngs viz: To Hunters Wodstock miles TO Willow"
c changing terminus from ROndout 10 Kingston foh "e'
contract responsible TO lie tmshe " 'u
1872 will he one 81 the hes, built country and the issue
Of Bonds limited $4,000 per me Of completed oa Inc bons
by Farmers Loan and Trust
erp every property the Ronou ami o"ego 'V"a'!
now own or nav acquire The price now ~ currency AID
accrued interest, with the p,-se advancing Pe' hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported oI The TRiBuSE,
MU>pAi Sept. 10. vi
ASIiES Pot are in end the mSLi
Pearls quiet, and Prices uDcLanged
gLOit S5d - 3.
CbTTON-Ih, mariot j. dull leavy and lover the res
Gal bales Il meaning a cHLOt "a cOnsuDp
ton rcusi n and ~ uule delivery pIes de-
clue n Ic E;-I rsiue We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19


COfrEEBu,Le generally remains IN the sane qee position as
noted O time hear o 4" poh' usS't ons
fail cali hands and obbes feel hoe1 Of
& good distributing demand
PLOR AND MEALhe low grabs Of -four fair demand and
the fradt; supply MODERATE lie laeum ana h
Grad. .re ul p~n nd inc ular and uperhh" in fair
and The AZ the close the infgket heaW ior
medium and lrG grades b.: for the lou: St w
bb Ga - - Quo Ind W. sup % wa gu VI
NO ,.............. "a IL OHIO i,oandhoOp Nj .
EItr, LiaLdl... 5d 70 Ohl" ~ iraue po oVU !"
State iIHnc 90 q f'd Nl:e n,
Westp stirIing Ext. %'6 W ONO hd ha heH az w.
hIpuesOis EIhs..... tJU ~ Double hIifa 90 No.
Good choice Snug st. IoUn sibre
Wheat bYIts...... & gl0 ~ 81 louf Douie .
BIira Amber ni!sns. ST. Lou' "a, 90
GLo AID Mich. HT q Ceneeet blHs m.h" Vs."
Southern Flour IN EI hell l. loss itty onei'd h"u y ~
tmand the local and eel iIGa trade Al tue c"he 'e m'Ae
que Ut tLI: sIts Of GO hak
bait ALI h,icogst1~n ulrei TO gooo Sup. 81 oH SO
Bat. AeI. sLi GeOgttovE. EItt and FANNY. ~" ~
Richmond oULtTy,
tlarhrt.' ua 10
Re t!|uT qie I'M Jsf ~ good Gcuhtd as I" 1p W.. IN
lea ~ a. kihtr ard ~
Com Nth! - L Ct;.aLc :slti 81 20 hht
Com Jesty g. 20 e. Z: BTre. - 20 - 10
Con- Meal 3LS 80 Corn h,aI bI.ln ID " ~ W
CfTt AoLWsstW. SO @l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
To INVESTORS :

HowEs q MACY. 80 Wsll-st.,
lave fol sac sue very choice securities Tor invest
ucnt Railroad Bonds. Guaranteed; City Bonds
ndoIsrd etc. ctc. Particulars furnished on appli
alton at our Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIIIS
For TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY sept IL, iS'l'
B.,yts Cows. Yeats. sheep ana Lambs SWINE AZ NJ"
$50 IIG "c69 1853 +'i"9 h''o
These were sold M thr following narlct placcS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
Loan, and Dis. srecie. L.sT,p p.no,,.

L V Me Average Amount Of Loans, Sprcie CiJruln.
non Deposits and Legal Tenders in ne banks OF m,
T"Hg Ae@- York for The @eek ending Saturday, Sepi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

Jackson co. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale h., " +. Co>vEESE d Co., 81 Plne-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEvLN PER Clint GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest by Henry CLEws u Co.,
No. ~ Wal-st. Ncw-IOrk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17
Wjhfep Darling.

The general impression among farm
crs who are engaged in the dairy busl-
ness seems 10 be that when cold wealth
er sets in there is no longer any profit IN
dairyinn that the extra feed required
to nroduco the milk, and the greater
care necessary to make butter and cheese
at this season Of the year, renders it I'M
possible TO follow it with profit. There
fore, many commence to dry up their
cows as soon as frost kills the grass, and
the stalks and pumpkins are used up,
They regard tie dairy season as over,
and send their cows into winter quarters,
which too often means close quarters
and bare living allowance of daily foil
der
Now no da;ryman who has had expc-
riencc in making winter butter needs TO
be told that it can be made proltably,
and those who allow their cows TO shrink
in their milk early in the season, or who
dry :hcm up on the first appearance Of
cold weather, fail to realize Il large pro
portion of the profits that it is possible
to make
1t l. true that extra feed and care are
required for the cows that with the uSu-
al stable convcnenccs the labor of milking
in cold weather is very unpleasant and
that without special preparation and ex-
ira care, bat Il proporiona'ely small
quantity Of butter, Of an inferior quality,
will be obtained from the milk. Yet
there is'no doubt but that with the prop
cr convcnienccs for the management of
the milk, and the requisite experience
ard knowledge on the part Of the dairy
oman, rs mucl! butter can he made
from givcn quantity Of milk as in the
summer, and Of Il good quality; and that
the extra price with such butter will
command at that season will more than
compensate for the extra food and care
required ON the part of the cows. When
the farmer fully realizes the Importance
of furnishing the cows with comfortable
stables and liberal supplies OF food, in
order TO prepare them for the service Of
the coming season, he will tind but lit
tie extra food and care necessary To Sc
cure a flow Of milk up t. within two
months or -iN weeks OF that time al
coming in.
1t is urgcd against winter milking that
il ovcrta>ks and wcakens tie COWS.
This objection is surely u valid one,
whele the princirle followed in winter
ing Is the least possible care and tic
smallest amount Of ioyd that will hring
them through in toIc:ablc condition but
where the cows are ccl with Abundance
Of good, nourishina food, 80 that tie milk
maxi, It's drain upon the amount ncedcd
to ln3iniain bodily heat ana animal Vi
taiity, the CONSTITUTE al al ;he ro~ viii
not be impaired.
Where an cXcc-- q! i,oA i furnished
over an,! above What i needed IL meet
the wants Of ;hc animal, anI Of = prop
CT quality, IL mill; will make ;ittIc, il
any, draft upon the strength al ronstitu-
ton OF the COW. GA the o:ncf hand,
Wish thus led aul comfortably housed.
even though miIked up to 4 short time
before c,lvin@ agajn, the COW will u-u-
ally lie il = lar better caE,h,,yn 10. the
opening Of the coming seas ~ li.an where
she has been dried up and wintegc.i in
the usual mauugr.-- u cSigl.l R,RuL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17

IIusHANDING TIE PENNIES. There
ar but very few excuses for an mpe-
cunious old age i'll this country, where
labor is 50 well rcmuncratcl, and where
the avenues Of employment are 50 nu-
merous However moderate it may be,
there is no one who docs not receive Il
sufficient income TO lay aside few pen
mics daily; and if an individual begins to
save only i cents day, at twcnty-one
tie amount SO saved, including interest,
will foot up TO $500 wien he is three
score and ten. If, instead of spending
II cents day fol cigar, lie lays them
aside, he will have nearly 81 200 at
the end of the same time. How few
people there are who could not save 30
cents day without disseminating them
selves in the least, ana yet this sum
would amount at the end of the time
specified to S5S, 600 There are thou
sands Of men who daily throw away
double and treble this sum over the seven
thousand bars of Ncw-Y ok City. There
are few who suddenly acquire wealth,
but look around AID select those who
have secured Il competence. and 1t Will
be found that they have dJrc 50 by bus
banding the pennies winch others care
Ics,ly let slip through their finger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17
"What do | want with a lantern

guess | know the way fast enough p
Very soon Master Harry, in crossing
the street, stumbled into hole which
had been made by recent rain. BY
this fall he knocked the flesh from his
shin bone and covered his clothing with
mud.
On his way back, he forgot the fence
had cavcd in near the edge Of the rarine.
As he CROPPED his way along the bank lie
fell over, AMI went sprawling t" Inc
bottom of the ravinc.
With much ado. and after many bruIs-
! incs. he got into the road once more,
but when lie finally reached his mothers
door he lacked more like scarccrow
| than Il living boy.
The lantern would hayc saved him
from all this. Wasn't lac a foolish fcl-
low not TO take it!
Certainly lie was tut what shall be
said of those boys and girls who know
the Bible to be the only lamp which can
guide their feet safely through the paths
Of life TO their home in heaven, and yet
refuse to carry it Are they not still
more foolish Are they not likely TO
suffer even m;rc than the boy You
know they are. Take the Bible, there
fore, for Your liic-lantern, ana let it DE
Il lamp unto your path.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17

Goun LUrK.-o0inr yoGng men talk
about luck, Good luck l. 10 get up at
six O'Clock in the morning. Good luck.
if you have only a shilling Il week, is to
live on eleven pence ana save a penny.
Good lack IS to trouble your head with
your own, and let others business alone.
Good luck IS to fulfil the commandment
and do Unto ether people is We wish
them to do unto u. We must rlod and
pclscvcre. Fence mu-t be taken care of,
because they are the iced ct guiroas,
To get along in this World We must
take care Of home, sweep our own door
ways clean, try TO help other people,
avoid temptations, and hrse truth and
faith in God.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17

WHERE Is IoUE LANTERN Young
Harry was sent on an crrand one eve
ning IN early winter. After giving him
his message, his mother said:
''Be sure you take the lantern with
you, Harry"
"Bother the lantern, answerelthe bow
gruffiy and disrespectiully and he start
ed, mutterin@ to himself
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17
GEORGE p. RoWELL & COMPANY

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17
Susan Green's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District, Probate Office. in st. Johns
bury. within and Tor said district the 3Uh day Of
January, ISL.
AN Instrument, purpOrtng 10 be the last WIN and
Testament OF Susan Green, late OF ST. JOhsbury iii said
district, deceased. being presented to the Court by
probate
1t is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein, lie notified a session said
TO be holden at the Probate ONCE. In St Johnsbury,
the 18th day of Feb. A. ID, 1871, and show
they have against the Probate OF said i'll;
which purpose II sfurther ordered that copy OF
the record OF this order be published three weeks
Cessively In the Caledouan printed at St JUhnsbury
previous TO said time appoiltcd ior hearing.
BY the CUurt-Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
A true copy Of RecOrd.-Attest.
1881 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge vi Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17
Ezra Ide's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District, S. Probate Once. in St. Johns
bury, the 3lSt day of Jan, A. ID. 1871.
George Ranney executor of the last Will and
ment Of Idle, late OF st. JohnSbury, dis
trct decea sed presents his
examination and allowance, and makes application
decree of distribution and partition OF the estate
of said deceased.
whereupOn. tbs ordered by said court that said
said application be referred to session OF said
be held al the probate Office in St Johnsbury.
the 2st day of Fe b. A D. ISL Tor hearing and de-
cson thereon And 1t is further order that notice be
given to all persons Interested by publication OF the
three weeks successfully in the CaledUnian Il
newspaper published ST Johnsbury previous to SAID
time appointed for hearing. that they may appear ut
SAID time and place. and show cause, If they
why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made BY the Court, Attest,
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge vi Probate.
A true copy OF record -Attest,
1881 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-17
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Tie partnership here o:erc existing under the name
Of DANITLs BAETLurT Co. il this day dissolved bv
mu;U consent. Immediate SETTLEMENT OF all accounts
il da=i-cd. a. II. DANIELS.
J. BARTLETT.
JOHN W. LEWIS.
VA. DANIELS.
The undersigned will continue in the grocery and
at business the Old stand under the name OF BART
1 EIT, LEWIS d CO. JARVIS BARTLETT.
JOHN W. LEWIS.
WM. DANIELS.