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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Regulations as to Show Cattle.

In the GLASSES of thoroughbred cattle,
only those of approved prdi"rrrS will
he admitted but all animals whose
prdigrccS are approved. and that are
shown to Ice thoroughbred and of pure
pedigree. will hc considered equal ~ 10
pedigree. one strain of pure blood HAY
inc no preference over another III the
prize rings.
In order Ia discourage the over feed
nny of breeding animals for exhibition.
(a practice which not only canSc> use
less expense and loss To the owners. but
sometimes dctcI> those breeders from
exhibiting who wisely refuse to incuI
the risk of putting their animals in
" hat i> called Il '>hoN condition J. the.
Judges are instructed to make allow -
alcr. in all c;i>t-S. for difference III con
ditioII. and are cautioned about hcim"
deceived thereby. Amd whenever there
shall seem To the Judges Ia he reason To
doubt whether ANY animal rccclN img an
award i actually in breeding condition.
they shall state the doubt explicitly nj
connection with the award. In every
such cast. the prize shall hc held M Sis
pcII>,.. and shall pass to the animal next
in order on the prize list. whose prize
shall in like manner pass t" the next
and 81 on down the. list. unless proof h,'
furnished to the executive committee.
that the animal. if Il bull. has cot COW :
with calves within two months. ur II a
COW or hciicr over two Years old. ha>
plndurcd Il Ii,In" calf within nine
months. after the fair: and in all class
r> To which this lnlc applies. the Judges.
hcSidr> awarding" the prizes. shall. II
there Ice ANY other animal of sufficient
merit for Il pIilc. designate one animal
a. the reserve mumbcI 10 succeed I" thc
place made Vacant oII the pllIc Il~I. III
ease amy of the priH. animals shall lie
disqualified aS above prov idcd.
The tat cattle must hc WcI"h'Tl. and
in general those are l." Ice Judged
best which have TIA" greatest weight
with the least surface and "ttIl. '. J.
stat, lgiicHIfHtdI >0cjciG
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Fences.

The immense cost of sustaining
fences; the Inconvenience of haN ing
them always in the way of thorough
tlIlagc. and of easy egrt>> and IngIr>>
t" the premises: the impas>;Ihlc SHOW
drifts accumulated 10y them the shell
ter they afford to weeds ami hiiar> the
protection they afford to many of the
worst animal pests of the farm. and
their un>lghtlN appearance generally
throughout the country. a> the rcccpta-
Gle of stone heaps. piles of brush and
dead leaves. I" say nothing of the count
less acres rendered worse than useless
10y their occupancy. would seem >utii-
Client reasons tor di>p">ing of fences
where NOT Indispensable fnr purp"~,> "I
paStUTIlIn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
ST. suhnsburp Galedunian.
IT. John-bury. Vt, Friday, August 30. 1872.
Billings Good Rezoslushuns for 1872
& 1878.


KILLINGS, Good Rezoslushuns for 1872
b 1879
That wont smoke emmy more cigars
only at >umh"dN rl>r t\lth>'' NJ.
That wont hurll "r lend especially
lend.
That will live within mn lhhuW' II
HAY trv yir trusted few ct" 1t.
That wont ad\i~" emmy bodily ''hIlI
i km" the kind "N ad\I >r they are ANN
ions few follow.
That wont >w"p dogs WIN emmy
man. unless Nan >N"P wv" '''' "''
NAT l N"i'l "''l''' Jew ''', i n'',n
a"k"unt "\ nv color unless '''' n''Pi"''H
trN It" blue. .,
MAI ! WONT >"''i' emmy ''''
deacon.
hat II Il lovely woman >iii"'NN II"
"n one rlrrk. VIII '''Ih !" h'' tue
Other also.
hat II Il man calls hiti Pll""l. N""'
ash nm I" prove 1t.
hat VIII Itau Il moral me II '0
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
What We Know about Beans.

We have had some experience IN
rai>im" beans. and much oh~crN alton.
Wcarc plamlin" nearly rNcntN ARES the
present >c:r>ul. For two Wears past.
taking one year with another. they
have been one OF the most profitable
crops raised ON th, farm IhrN nrru.
pN the land only eight al ten Weeks.
and are harvested III time t" SOW win
ter Wheat. No special skill "r peculiar
treatment i necessary in raising them.
bat some care and experience are r,-
quircd to harvest them. Ihr real
point is l." have the land clean. mellow
and in good hr;lt. The old >nN ing
too poor t" rails. beans" has led many
a>tray They nave planted beans only
ON such Land ~ W;i> not considered rich
cm"uyh"r clean enough ol dIl cu"u.ht"
raise corn al small grain croI~. And
the result. in nine eases ont of ten. i
Just what amy one might expect Ihun-
dance of weeds. It LIGHT icld and an in
t,rior "r milIcWcd sample of hrau>. iii
only to feed To sheep In fact We have
seen beans :" widowed that any sen
>hlr farmer wuHld he afraid (" feed
to his animals without >tcanIim" them.
y crop of hcHl> of thItN bushels L"
an acre that has To gov and mature in
81 short Il time. must have Il literal
supply of aN HiIahlr food. and the soil
must Ice in the best condition. We are
aware that Il far crop of beans l. some
times raised ON soil 80 hard that il
would seem that the roots could not
penetrate il. But Il maximum Weld
can not he expected unless the cnudi-
tionS OF growth are favorable. The
most common mistake i in try in" L"
rai>, beans and weeds at the ~;tmr time.
We have seen pII1 OF Il field of hcHit~
cultivated and hocd. aud another part.
of equally good land. left uucUltiNat,d
and the latter produce less than one
third of the former. The extra cost
of pulling the hrrI~ uui of the weeds
WAS more than 1t would have cost Ia
cultivate and hoe them. Fine beans on
the wccdN land did not mature proper
lN. and could not Ice sold at ANY price
The most profitable crop of hcam~ We
ever raised. WAS ON 4 two wear old cl"N 81
sod. ploughcd in June. turning under
clover equal perhaps t" more than half
Il ton of hay an acre. The beans were
drilled in Immediately after the land
WaS plnughcd and narrowed. There
was Il rain shortly aitrruard. and the
beans came mp and grew rapidly. They
were cultivated tuur uI five times. but
needed scarcely ANY huring. The licld
was over twenty bushels an acre. and
the beans brought SD per hu>hcI
The land. after the beans were oil. WIS
pluuglcd and >oWm 10 winter wheat.
and produced Il good crop. This vas
merely Il lucky hit. .lGricHIfHri>t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Estates.


I,EATON FULLER'S ESTATE.
" The Subscribers having been appointed ny III"
Hnnur bile Probate Court for the district "i tatdon
commissioners. To receive examine ami ADJUST all
claims and demands "f all persons against the
estate, of Grafton Fuller late of -. .I"hn>ilIN- ~
said district deceased. represented ins"vcnt and
the Of sly months from th" I'd day ct
Aug I-t2. hcing allowed 10y said Cont I" the
creditors "t said deceased. I" eNhlhii ana prov
their respective claims before Give notice tit
will attend /" the duties al our appoint m"nt at
the STORE of David ;uNnton. i'll -. bloomsbury. III
said district. the 10Th day OF September. l-,2
and last Monday in Jan. I-1a. at one o'clock III III"
afternoon "n each "t said days
49,3I DAVID BOYNrON. "''''' -
STATE OF VERMONT Essen DISTRICT -
- In Pr"bat" Court held at ,iudhall within and
for said District. on the 18th day OF lug.. y. D. Ia
I'm instrument purIurting to hc the last i'll and
Testament "f Russell Darling. lat" OF Canaan
said district deceased being presented I" Court
l., John e. Haynes. thu execution therein named
t"r Probate 1t l. ordered 10y said Court that
all persons concerned therein he notified I" appear
1T !, session al said Court 1" he holden AT the lr"
bli. Office, in GiuildhHll. on the 9TH day Of
S,rt u I-74 and show cII>, if ANY they may
hnv.. AGAINST the Ir"hatr "i said VIII: t"r which
rurI,,-,. It H. further ordered. that copy of the
rr,"id 81 this order ID, published thl"" weeks
unnecessarily ~ the Cnlrdnman, printed al Ht.i"hlr~
bury pr',r"u~ t" said time appointed Tor hearing
I;N the Court. Attest.
WI. II. HAETSlIORN. JUDI" of Probate
\ true copy OF Record. Attest.
ao-3. WM. II. HNET>IIOEN. Judgc OF Probate
STATE OF VERMONT Essen nI>Tnor. -.
- In Pruhair Court held At Gudhall. within ami
for said district the 18th day OF August. y. u
I-12.
I'm instrument purp"tn4 {" he the last " i'll and
Testament "t Susan +. Sclarnln-. lat" al GuldialI
in said district. deceased. heinz presented Ia III"
Court ny VIM. II. Mcacham. the execution therein
named Probate II il ordered 10y said Court that
all persons concerned therein hr notified appcara at
session al said Court I" he holden at TIA" Probate
Oiiic,. in Gudhall. on tn" 9Th day "i S'pt"mi't.
y II. I-12 and show cau~r. II amy They may have.
against tin. Probate "f said VIII. t"r which par.
- ordered that 81 the IttrIb
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II. EDDY.
OLICITO OF PATENTS

F", hcenr,pns Trad. N0rE, %, I.,,,,.
NJ" :" stale Street oPposIrr kilhy Street l...-f.
Mass.
AiI"r dn extensive practice ot upwards ct r...-..
Years continues To ~"cur" patents in tl.,. I o. ..
States ais" IL Great britain. France, and ,rir,r ,
"i@n countries caveats. specifications huud-
IGHn"ni~ and all papers al draw ms fur l.r.rr
executed "n Ihrrai terms and with d,~pattI g.
searches made into American iui,I-I WurA .
determine the validity OF utility of patents 60, .
vrnriun~-;rnd LEGAL or other .id lee rendered . d.
matters touching the ~simr copies "i tie. claim .
any patent furnished 10y rrmil1Iu. Il A.
mcnI> recorded al Washington
IE-I INGNIAI-.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy IT, ON, "f the most -r,,.-.
and capable practitioners with whom have. .
official intercourse. tHN>. MASON.
commissioner 81 Ilif,..,-
/ have hesitation ia assuring inventors p. .
trII~tw"rthy. and more capable, puIrlIl- De- .
applications Il form to ~c'Ir tuI Them .r. ..
and favorable consideration III Tia" Itt,r u'',,
EDMUND BTEkE Late t"mmi,-iuI,I ,., %.
tents.
Mr.. L. H. Eddy has made, tor me I3Hpl.Ir,t.....
GA all but "uc 81 which patents have i,'u -i...-.
and that l. NOW pending. such uumI~i..,..
proof ut great tHrut and ability on his pam .,..
me 1" recommend all inventors /" apply tu i.r....
PROCURE HE IL patents a. they may h' ~urr "r .
in. tie, most t.Ithlal aitruti"n h,.~i"W,-d uf r.
c;i~t~. and al very reasonable charges.
i:u~t"u. Jan. |. I-11.-lN. John TAGGAII
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Good Men Make Good Horses.

y horse is never Vicious oI intrlcta-
bile without Il direct caII>c. II Il horse
Is FESTIVE OF tImorou>. Nou may ht SURE.
that these faults aI>c from defects in
his education. He has been treated
either aWkWarIll on brutality. Com
mIcnCe the education of Il horst. at his
birth: aCcII>tom him To the presence.
\"Ict and sight of man: spcak and act
gently CaIc>s him. and ,lu mot >tartlc
him. All cha>tiSrmcnt or cruelty con
fuses the animal and makes him wild.
They are good men who make rood
horses.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Mnr-, place. cuuSistin" al II tw" story
house and "ut-huildin"~. and about III acres "f
land situated i'll the village "t ST. .I"hnShurN Cen
ire l. offered for sale. There il GOOD ~I,Tn. water
rl,nnin. t" both h"~,. and barn. VII the land -
about the buildings. level accessible easily work
,,i and in Il GOOD state ot cultivation.
Th, place, j. desirable for ANY uur no wants II
small place, III quiet village. c"ny ,rcnt I" church
- and -,hn"l-. ~ the trains run scholars can
attend the ST JnhnshurN AcadrmN. "r the High
Scr"n Oh the. Plain. from this village. and board nt
home.
For particulars enquire of {. VI. STONE al tins
office, ar ON tI,. ur,.Ini-,.> -.ii
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

~ slO" Reward will he paid T., tia, proprietor
"i Dr fleIcr~ Golden Medical Discovery for 81,
medicine that will equal 1t i'll curing ~cy,r- and
hnsrrin. Coughs bronchitis and all disease, of the.
lungs tn7
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

\ FARMERS REruET. The British
Board of Trade. of which John Bright
Was President. lately sent ont notices
To- the English farmers requesting Ger
tain returns To hr made as t" crops.
li\c->t"ck. Ac. and desiring the figures
10 he placed III the rc>pectlN" columns
sci apart for them. One farmer return
ed his notice with this reply ''John
Bright'S Instructions to farmers in one
of his speeches WAS not to mrddle with
figures. but To watch the sunshine and
the showers. and not bother the govern
mrnt with their affairs. will take his
al ice, in this mattel.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

TIE CoMEr. Prot. Dnmati. to set at
Test the public mind lately disturbed 10y
the evil pr""uosticati"m~ of Prof Plan
tamuur. gave three good reasons why
the excitement Was unnecessary. inst.
there, are tW" hundred and fifty millions
of chances against one that Il comet
could come in contact with the earth ::
next. that if that should occur not the
least harm could possibly result: and
lastly. HAT the comet in question de
ceased and hrcamr driunct twenty wears
ago. and II" longer EXISTS /" threaten
amNth hing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

>'\E,In OF BEER. The SCARCITY "t
beef has come tu h,. severely felt in
England. on account of the prohibition
Of Imp"It~ from Russia " here the cattle
disease l. prey Hl"ut. and also on ;lC
count "l IN" >"Nrl" losses among cattle
in England hl disease. Public meet
lng> haN" been held I" discuss the mat
ter, and great popular excitement
amongst the Brl"n> has been occasion.
ed hN this loss of THEN ilNorit,. :ilimcuI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

WonDE< NAILS. The HHb. the car
riagc makcl> Journal. thinks the idea
of using wooden nails Il good one. tol in
its opinion the day will come before
manN Years when wood Will hrcomr 80
Valuable that il will not pay to use the.
material of old packing huNc> for fuel
a. i nov done. and then the objection
{" the use of iron nails will Ice seen in Il
practical light. If boxes were put to-
",thrr with nails of wood the injury To
tools III maxim" them serve for other
prrpo~t.> would Ice materially lr>>cncd.
and Il great saw ing of Valuable lumber
h, made. 1t i not To hc supposed that
w""dcm pegs 81 pins can hc made I"
>upplamt iron nails and screws alt"%cth-
rr. Vet the lavish Use of nails may he.
checked perhaps with advantage /" our
industries. The object i worthy "f"ur
consideration.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
PILES AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.


Warranted To \hnrd iisIi,f. q
Get 4 Kidney Wort CIr'ulu when, m.dirin,, ar,.
h'pt. 81. II requested. mailed I" N"uI address hl
the kiI\Il N"EI 60. 81 Alhcui-. VI. g.. {
GOODWIN Co. Wholesale Agents. Boston. 1t
furnishes reliable testimonials al the wonderful
success al tins m"'i"lnr ~ r"m"\ Iu- such chronic
diseases - named "i many wears standing. and
That REGULAR pN STREAMS pI'-crlb,. it, III thu.
community wh"T" it it~ been in constantly .rn, ing
demand for several Years WIt"ut adv rrfI~iu. one
pilN stefan SiNS. 1t works like % charm always
hrm'iioIallN Ihu~,. wh" have used it 81, 1t Is
TIA" greatest blessing "i the :Ig,. 4 h,.lil, |
should not now he alive but f"r il. Ac. Sold t.,
all dealers III medicine. = So. the Circular.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

ORIGIN or TERM. The origin of
the slang terms Jug" and '..iugS"d'
ar">r from Il form of punishment for
mcrl> inflicted on drunkardS IN Scot
land. which consisted in fastening an
iron collar attached to Il chain affixed to
Il church door. around the neck of the
unfortunate individual. where he re
manned durim" sunday as Il Warming to
those ATTENDING" church. and to all 9th
cr>. This instrument was called the
JOG and the sufferer was ''ioogcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

PnrlLAE EHEnE>. y daily paper
laIrl, informed it, readers that the, con
~riturut principles of SEA water change,
according t" the depth from which it i
dipped mp. and an"tlIrr gra,rIN states
that an acre Of soil contains .j.Nm tons
of pL">ph"r,c 81 lime. while Il Western
agricultural journal admits a. Il fact the
statement that IiII>ccd oil l. made from
the seeds of the lin "r bass wood. to
which i added NcIN maiNcll that the
seeds of the Iim-trcc. hrn" hca> lei
than the seeds of lint az IaN. would re
priirc steam to crush them. Watrr-pnW
81 not hrim" sufficient. There are >cN-
cIil little works on the science of com
mon things which might hr read u>''-
fully 10y these people.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
fur SALE.
Farm for Sale |!

The subscriber offers his farm. containing about
Three. Hundred Acres. for sale. said farm l.
we'll watrrrd has an excellent apple and Nv" sugar
orchards and cuts yearly heavy burden OF hay
VIII he sold rS a farm ell ia lots to suit purchasers
HENRY ROSS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
IbII:II ICIi;~.

III pLEl 9. nI\\I>p\ E"l.d,,ll
JAMES T. JONES W,nd-r"gA
WILLIAM NJ. lINGI:h t1hm-,Il,.
rHII.O HAI'U " "ud~t",h
CHARLES =. EANNIpNI' lrId-,vIr.l
OTIS tI!AMEiELIN F"mtr,t
CHARLES \. fOEEI III Springfield.
GEul:DI L. CHAPMAN. " "..d-t",h
MILAN II. M.ALktE Ludlow
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
SUMMER EXCURSION
Montreal & Quebec

from stations h,lw''u N,v I'Il ami " hIr, TI,rU
j uu,ituu. ''ruu'u,u- July III and continuing
duriu- Tho months 81 August and ~,l.iruh,I At
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

Gratl Brown thinks Grant will ear
~ only three states. General Sheridan.
Wh">,. opinion is worth at least rs
much ~ tiIatI>. doubts if Greeley will
carry Il single state. Phil. thinks Grant
will push things" again. and win AN
other AppOIIlttON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

'I'i!~ invaluable. medical com pound l. not liable,
1 I" TIA" common prejudice against such h,Iud
preparations as i;IttrI~. I:uchu> Ac. d"cI"rrd
with p"i~"Hnt- minerals II div pIIt,-
y vegetable, c,'imI"rmi ur,Iuiring "uly TN, addition
al ItIr" Wdt"rl. possessing remarkable curative
rti'sI zenith. citIItr. withuut drhiliIaiin-
ti~ Is tn" Ca~ With m"~i rI@.ttiN'~ T'm"N i'm all
unhealthy -rrT'inu. and Initiated blood h,.tlim.
and INV I-"rdiIn- the stem 'tt'viuIllN cuIIn..
som" ct Tia" m"~t common and painful dI~,:~,-,
.liriin- mankind thai battle m,,Ir.h skill all
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
&c Acres of Land.

The subscriber will sell u lH of ID acres IN the
town of LNndun-lt miles abOv" l.Nnd"nNIll". on
the "Icmis Hill rnad-,.ight acres meadow. and
the remainder pi~tura@c and tillagr.
Price. 80 per Terms. part down, ana
credit for the remainder
IONA. ADAMS.
I.LnILIIrl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

Er'o,.', y E..t. anil H.,i, ,ti.L al,...' ,..I
''u., H. ,.j.,rrJ C,"rtr.,'.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

Non DowN ON THE BILLS.-A novel
and somewhat undesirable entertain
meut was furnished last week at the
exhibition of travelling circus and
mrnagcrie in the little town of Red
Bird. Illinois The Snowman had pre-
pared Il new feature i'll the Introduction
to the arena of Il large and ferocious
lhimoctro>. which twenty-fo four men
were expected t" control 10y means of
ropes attached to ii ring in its NOSE.
The beast went quietly from its cage.
hut on entering the center of the tent
suddenly threw up its head. plunged
night and lett. breaking loose from the
terrified men. and di>himg through the
tents Before it could he captured 1t
had killed two men. Wounded Nv" 9th
crS. knockrd kown all the seats on ON"
side of the circus tent. smashed the
mcnagcrir tent. up>ettin% den OF per
furmin" animals. destroy ing all the
curio>itie> in the museum. and giving
an air of IiycIinrS> to things III general.
After doing damage to the amount of
e3UOO to the show. the beast took up
IL quarters in II vacant house. where il
was finally captured and returned +"
H. care. No further efforts will he
made to exhibit him in the ring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
LOOK HERE
Photograph Gallery
FOR SALE,

OWIu- t" increasing III health | will sell my
IIIDIOGEA rIi GALLERY I"d ant 81 ne,
Lg,n.>,. Inns rt.rIr' ih"u~tn'! f"I ANY ON
\, lr, WISHES 4 GOOD Veil established hu~lIt-
Persons wI-hiu- {" avail t|Hm~'ls'~ ri my l"ug
>Ir,It,,. IA uuIk,I iI-' Ir1UI'~ should attend
T." AZ once, - shall sill "ut and leave. Tia hu~I
ri,.~~ a. -uul - I,u~-Il r. l.. q AtrE.
:. .iuhu-huIN. VI. l3rc. - l~.u iiti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
DIR. II. :. FLINT. y CO.. Pr"pi,rn-
rEONInENrE Il l.

sold at wholesale. 10y HENRY \ 60 Iu....
Al retail h, :. RANDALL. y >ON. - Ioau- ..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Wood! Wood J!
For Sale! My Homestead,

l.. &. WOODEI'EY will deliver l6imch SLAB
WOOD in the village al - per cord. II" Will ais"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Carriage and Repair Shop for SaIe

II Wh,rlo,h IIoII"N- W1h good NlchInrN and
wit.I l,"v,r and plenty 81 work g." hr done. Nl~''.
GOOD h.ti,. Il.iIr,I and i,IutIu-- Apply t"
OSBORN " iI;n 81 :. .I"hu,iurN "I II II " AIp
,,n th, place. III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-30
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The Discontinued gentlemen who thought,
doubles houestly,) they had been badly
used IN the matter Of the seventh street I'M
prOvemcnt In the assessments made against
their property for that work, must have been
convinced fully of the error into which they
had fallen by the frank publication by the
vice president Of the Board Of Public Works
In the columns Of the REPUBLICAN yestcr-
day, Of tue entire bill Of particulars Of lis
cost, whereby the property owners directly
concerned, as well as the entire community,
could sec and judge for themselves whether
there had been any unreasonable expense In
CURED or wrongful charge made. Every
business man In Washington probably knows
what are the prices charged by plumbers,
brlckayers. PAYERS sewer builders and other
mechanics, who work for private lndlvld-
uals, and also the current prices OF materials
used 10 various kinds Of mechanical work,
and comparison, however cursory, Of the
prices Of work Of like description they have
had occasion TO have executed, with that un-
der consideration, would seem to be suili-
cient rUfutatlOn Of any assertion that the
cost OF this work was In any regard 80 great
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-30

LNOR RENT OR sABE-DwELLING I13 g
n street northwest Il rooms Otner improved and
feet d. MiLsuhN.,