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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-01
Waterford. Farmers Festival.

The farmers of Waterford and adj
joining towns, both ladies and gentle
men, will hold public meeting at the
Valley House, Lower Waterford, March
2, at % o'clock, A. NJ.
The exercises will be opened with
PRAYER by Rev. NJ. ii. Wells.
Welcome by F. V. Powers.
Essay by David Goodall. Subject.
Fruit Culture.
Discussion.-Suhject, Stock breeding
and management of stock in winter. f..
F.. Hovcy and l.. b. Church.
Lecture by w. ii. Carr. Subject.
Patrons of IIusbandry.
Maple sugar making. j.
w. Stoddard and l.. $. Freeman.
DINNER.
Essay by F. r. Carpenter. The i'm
provement of farms.
scussion.-Suhject, Butter-making
\. b. Carpenter, f. a. Parks, Charles
Ross, A. b. Goss.
Paper by f. l.. Hovey. Subject,
Waterford as it was and as it is.
Arrangement has been made for the
exhibition of the Jewett milk pan. Din
ners 80 cts. each. Single teams - cts.
to hay and oats.
ORSON Gus HMAN, Pres't.
f. f. IIOvEY. Chairman Com. of Ar
Engagements.
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For the week ending Tuesday, February ~ l-72,
MARKRT BREP-A few choice sl0 Icy 10 25:e1tra
~ - . -, first quality s - a N second quail
tv e. - a 90 third quality . - e -.
STORE tArrIE-WOrking oxen and Steers. per
pair stO. slOO. Sl25 a S1nO.
Mich Cows AND GAUvpS-S-ln "a SEQ. sGS q.
se-I. Farruw Cows Sl2 ~.
lEARIIS"s-s1 ~ n 81: two years old sl2 s25
three wears old s2j Sij-
SwISR-Wcst"rn fat Northern Dressed
Hogs per Id. Stores-W holtSale none
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAhIls-ln lots. 81 90.
= on. e. 50 81 10 per head e. ~ 81 90 per
head or a Toe per III.
Spring Lambs = ~ a 40 o.
Brighton Hides, 4 a Dc per lb.
Country Hides, :, y per III.
Brighton raow. y n 6C p,I 10.
Country Taow. : SIC per ID
Pelte. - 10 g. - each
Calf skins IL n lSc per III.
PRICES OF PoULrRY-ENtra l2a ID per III; prime
good medium poor To
medium
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Real Estate Changes.

Curtis II. Baglcy. conductor on the
Pass. X. r.. has bought Geo. p. Moore :
building lot ut north end of Railroad
street. Price : 900.
Hector Lacourse has bought the old
Bingham drug store on Main street.
LacourSe. Peter BrlIso and Joseph Cos
set. are to keep grocery store i'll the
same. for the accommodation more cS-
pecially of our French population which
is getting more numerous every wear.
). W. Parkhurst, conductor on the p.
* o. Railroad, has bought the DR.. Sias
house on Railroad street. Price S:}.5o0
DIR. Sias has bought one-half of the
house next South, of Hiram GoSs.
Price $2,4O0.
+. c. Redington. Esq, has sold his
building lot on Main street to Col. F
| Fletcher.
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Fore-armed.

Fore-armed.
We are glad to see that our fire en-
gineers are vigilant in regard to the
duties of their Office. They have of
late been looking over the cisterns and
hydrants of the village and preparing
them for ready Use i'll case of fire. All
the cisterns are now full of water ex-
cept the one near the Court House.
The feeder to this is overtaxed by its
Use as Il public watering place. This
will he attended to. The Trustees
have done good thing in appointing
board of fire engineers who will at
tend to their duties, and we have no
doubt their efforts to prepare to extin-
gulsh fires will be seconded by our cit
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EASTERN AVENUE. 81. IoHNsRI'RY VT.
MILO SPENCERS ESTATE.
NJ STATE OF VERMONT ESSEN DISTRICT.
In probate court held at Gudhall in and fn 9
said district on the Goth day of Feb. \. u. l-12.
Harvey audcvinc. administrator ON the estate Of
Milo Spencer late of Concord. in said diStriC /
deceased presents his administration account TO
examination and allowance, and makes application
for decree of distribution of the estate of sai
deceased
Wherrupon. it is ordered by said court that said
account and said application be referred /"
sion of said court to he held at the probate office
in said Guildhall, on the 18th day of March. \.
ID. ls72 for hearing and decision thereon And il il
further ordered that notice hereof he given to al
persons interested by publication of the three.
weeks successfully in the CalcdOnan a newspaper
published AT 81. JOhnsbury previous 1" said time
appointed for hearing that they may appear at sale
time and place. and show canse. II any they may
have why said account should not liz allowed, and
such decree made.
WM. II. HARTSHoRN. .Tudgc of Probate
\ true copy of record.-Attest,
81 wM. ii. HARTSHORN, Judge of Probate
STATE OF VERMONT ESSEX DISTRICT
- In Probate Court held at Guildhall, i'll said dis
trict on the Goth day of Feb. y. d. 1877
Mary Morgan guardian unto Albert Morgan. a
mnoI OF Concord, in said district: makes aPplica
ton said for license to sell all of the real
tate of her said ward representing that it would be-
conducive to the interest of the said ward and all
interested therein.
Wher.upon il il ordered by said court that said
account and said application be referred To session
of said court TO be held at the Probate Office in
Guildhall on the 9th day of March. \. d. ls72. for
hearing and decision thereon: And it is further
ordered that notice hereof he given to all persons
interested, by publication of the same three weeks
successivrly in the Cale,Onian a newspaper pub
lished at ST. JOhnsbury, previous TO said time APP
pointed for hearing, that they appear at said time
and place and show cause, if any they may have
why said license should not be granted.
VIM. II. HARTSHORN Judge of Probate
\ true copy of record-Atttest
81 WM. II. HA RTSIIORN, Judge of Probate.
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Rev. l.. 0. Brastow's lecture to
young people last Sabbath evening was
an urgent appeal to young men and
young women to cOnSccrate their
strength and ardor to the cause of truth
and religion. The pews, gallery and
aisles of the South Church were filled, a
large proportion of the audience being
young people.
The Portland Press learns that
Walter Wells. Esq, has received an of
fer from the Messrs. Fairbanks. the
celebrated scalemakcrs, to take charge
of their advertising department with Il
handsome salary, and headquarters ut
New York City. Should Mr.. Wells
accept he will he a great loss to Maine.
We have had some shocking wealth
er this last week in February. The
Odd, the mercury dropped down to 81
or 30 degrees below zero. The 25th it
rained little, but turned right about
and blew furiously all night, and fol
two days and nights thereafter. II
there is not change before we 90 to
press we shall feel compelled to take
back all the good things we have said
about our beautiful winter.
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Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, &c, are always
unpleasant. and at times they become the most dis
tressng and dangerous diseases that affect the
human system Most diseases of the Kidneys arts,
from impurities in the blood causing humors which
settle on these parts. VEGETINE eNcels any known
remedy in the whole world for cleansing and purify
ing the blood thereby causing healthy action /,
all the organs of the body
VEGETNE is sold by all Druggists Sig
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,5lru' -7hrrtisrmrnfs.

Per>istent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
DABBlT METAL! Old Typc-thr best Rabbit
ID ing material-foT sale AT the Calcdonian Office.
/ AIDES who getting tired of sewing buttons
i on their boots can have them rivited on and
warranted never to come off by
rgif |. r. GORHAM.
MISS KATE MATTHEW'S Teacher of Music.
NJ First door south Of North Church.
Main Street. st. Johnsburv.
4 lash and the Highest Prices paid for FOX.
\ MINK. SkUNkS and other Raw Furs by
Cliff |. b. GORHAM.
CT. JOIINSBURY, VT. JAN. l. 1871.
- The firm of Harroun * Flavin is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will he
carried at the old stand by l.. Flavin All thos..
having unsettled accounts will cost by calling
and settling within the next 30 days.
~ /. &. HARBOUR.
l.. FI.AEIS
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lrafhs.

In Barton. Feb. - John Fullerton, aged - Years.
In Pracham, Feb. l. Mr.. John .cnnison aged 81
wears and month.
In 81. J"hnshury Centre, Feb. C. Mrs. Martha T..
wife of the late L. II. Wright. aged tn years
In Lowell. Mass, Franklin u. Wright aged D.
NtIrs -fnrmrrlX of ST. .Inhm shIIrN
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Police Court.

The assault and battery case alluded
to in last weeks CdiedOnidn. which was
being heard when we went to press, re-
suited i'll filming Mr.. Ward so and
costs. Mr.. Ward appealed. From the
testimony of both father and daughter.
it appeared that the daughter was dis
satisfied with the domestic arrange
ments of the household. and at two diff
fcrent times the past winter, Mr.. Ward
had ''cutfed" her. Mr.. Ward testified
that at the last cutting the daughter
left the house using threatening Ian
guage The girl is 20 years old and in
poor health.
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Heartily Recommends.

SOUTH Boston, Feb. 7, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir have taken several bottles of your
VEGETINE, and am convinced it is valuable remedy
for Dyspepsia Kidney Complaint and general deJiE-
ty Of the system.
can heartily recommend it to all suffering from
the above complaints
Yours respectfully,
MRS MUNROE PARKER,
3s6 Athens st.
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passenger from San Francisco, who
survived the snow blockade without
the slightest difficulty, says that there
was no gIumbling till the supply of
whisky gave out. Those who did the
most fault finding had evidently mis-
taken their gauge
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st. Johnsbury Athenrum.
LIBRARY AND READING RooM,-Open from a. NJ.
to - Nj; from to 6, and from To 7. NJ.
W. w. THAYER, Librarian.
Religious Meetings.
EArPIsT CHURCH-Mcctings in hall of Calrdonin
Block-(Rev. W. l.. Noyes, Pastor.) sabbath
services at 1890 a. NJ LIS and $50 +. NJ. Sab
bath School at 1900 ".
METHoDIsT CHURCH,-(Rev. H. C. Sheldon, PastOr.)
Sabbath services at 1890 a. NJ, las and G:3O
Pm. Sabbath School at 1900 NJ.
NORTH CoNG'L CHURCH.-(R"v. Chas. VI. Southgate,
Pa-tnr) Sabbath services at 1890 a. NJ and
6:3O p. NJ. Sabbath School at las T. NJ.
SOUTH CoSG'L CHURCH,-CI:ev. l.. o. Brastow Pas
tori sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ. and 6:3O
+. NJ. sabbath School at 100 NJ Prayer
Meetings at each Church Wednesday
ings at 80.
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIATIOS,-PraNC
Meetings at their Rooms, Union Block, Fri
day evenings at 500 O'Clock.
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SOUTH Boston, Sept. ~ 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-For fourteen months | have been af-
fct-d with Kidney Complaint. have tried doctors
and many patent medicines. but found relief.
NV friends persuaded me to try your VEGETISE
and il has made man of me. | most
cherrtully recommend it to the public a cure
for the Kidney Complaint. Allyn GLIppEN,
j6l broadway
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Seventy-One years of Age.

Mr.. STEVENS
Dear Sri am seventy .One years of age have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint, weak
ness in nv hack and stomach. | was induced bv
friends Ia try your VRGRTINE. and | think it the
best medicine for weakness of the kidneys | ever
used. ! have tried many remedies for this com
plant and never found 50 much relief As from the
VEGETINE. 1t strengthens and invigorates the
whole system. Many of my acquaintances have
taken it. and believe il to he good for all the
plants for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
Josiah II SHERMAN
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Accidents.


As George Aver of this town was
driving down Western avenue on Fri
day last, the harness broke while going
through ''cradle-hole,' letting the
sleigh upon the horses heels. The
horse became unmanageable and turn
ing into DIR. Adgate's yard, threw Mr..
Aver out against Il gate-post, fracturing
his thigh. Assistance was close ut
hand, and it was attempted to convey
him into the Doctors house, but Mr..
Aver refused to go, and insisted on go
ing to his home, which is III the north
west part of the town, some five miles
away. Mr.. Aver is some 10 years old,
and has been so unfortunate as to have
had this same leg which is now broken,
amputated below the knee.
Frank. son of ID. Wheeler, who work.
in Miller's Carriage Shop, sawed off tive
first fingers on his right hand, Will,
''puttering" about il circular saw on
Monday.
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HAVE BEEN TO SOUTH
AMERICA,
To all parts of the South and West,
Suffering pain beyond description.
Only finds relief in
v &c ETIN e.

l.
II. Il STEVENS Esq:
Dear Sir.-Prnhably no CASE Of Kidney Complaint
has come under your observation where this
painful disease had more Suhbornly refused Ia WELD
I" the influence of 81 many different remedies my
own.
have suffered pain more than describe
through my back. hips. and limbs. together with
great difficulty in passing the urine which very
often and i'll small quantities For twenty wears
have been "a great sufferer with this complaint.
have been I" South America To all parts of the
South and West. To II change ot climate would
help me have expended thousands of dollars Ia
obtain relief, still my only reply could he. M
better.
bout a wear ago | was advised by friends try
the NBGETISE they have taken it themselves. and
been cured. Without much faith. | consented t'
try il and can truly say. thai received great
benefit from the first bottle, BEGAN To- better
nights and was not obliged tourinatt often. with
much less pain After taking three or four bottles
not Obliged IL get up hut or vice during
the night; and the pain in my back and limbs was
growing less from day to day. | have taken in all
some twelve or fifteen BOTTLES: and tn-lSy | am a.
able To attend to active business rs any man. VIII,
appreciate the blessing of good health more than
| one who has suffered for twenty wears a. | have
Is il not my duty have found relief To- maxi
this fact known The VEGErINE has done NOR,
for than ever dared 10 hope expect from any
medicine: and believe me dear sir. am happy nj
all times to speak i'll its favor.
am, &c, very gratefully yours
WYMNS II. Osborn.
Il6 Third Street.
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Last Friday afternoon about twenty
of the young people of this place took ii
sleigh ride to Wheelock Hollow. Mr..
Smith took them all at one load i'll the
new omnibus.
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Music Boxes ! Music Boxes

Not only the tnkling sweettoned little Music
Boxes, but larger and larger ones, up to immense
instruments that produce sounds powerful as
those of Pianofortr and ill a house with melody.
Call soon at 33 COURT STREET and select one
from the large stock that it may
CHIME CHRISTMAS,
ring the New Year in in the ears of your de
lighted family!
VIOLINS. GUITARS. FLUTES, BAND IN
STRUMENTS and a full assortment of other
instruments. MUSIC and MUSICAL MERCHAN-
Disc, also for sale at the store of
j. &. HAYNES, N CO.,
SO Court street.
lOppOste the Court House tlMar II
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Inral ard STATE Jlrns.

Messrs. Morrison X Became propose
to give IL concert at the close of their
singing school, ut the town hall, Friday
evening, March :.
-Rev. Mr.. Tillots"n, 10y special re
quest, will preach at the Town Hall
next Sunday afternoon upon the text
recorded i'll Matt. p chap, Ii verse.
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Telegraph School.

NOIIOO1.
All those desiring to learn the art of
telegraphing as taught by c. n. Chever.
who understands it in all its branches,
can report at Bingham's drug store i'm
mediately.
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CALL ON US !!

Three or four energetic business men to intro
duce an article needed in every family in towns in
Caledonia Lamulle, Chttenden, and Franklin
Counties A good chance to make money
HARVEY 81 HASKELL
Railroad Street.
St JOhnsbury Feb. 81, 1872. 4tf
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p. 3. LAIR D,

CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
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Also, importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
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TABLETS. -&c. &c
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import Ia order and sell the
same for less than can be- bought in
Boston. Discount to the trade. Over
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see.
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SprriM cQnfrrs.
Patrons of HuSbapdry-

Green Mountain Grange No. l. st. Johnsbury
VT. Regular meetings held the frst Saturday Of
each month, at l o'clock Z. VI.
f.. V. POWERS, Secretary.
NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE excels ev-
erything No dirt sediment, poison Per
frctly reliable 1t does the work most efectually.
treatise giving full particulars sent postage free
upon application to PROCTOR BROS, Gloucester
Mass, sole agents. See advertisement. "a
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ST. c5uhnsburp Galedonian.
st. .Johnsbury Vt, Friday, Mar. 1, 1872.

- Friends in this section of the State will add
materially to the interest of the CaledOnian by
sending us local items promptly and in brief, leg
BILE form.
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West Concord.

There will he festival at the Meth
odist church on Tuesday evening.
March ). The exercises will consist of
addresses by RevS. /. McAmn and l..
o. BrIstow, poem 10y Rev. =. Il. Fisk,
music both vocal and instrumental, to
conclude with Il supper. The =. X o.
run an extra train for fare one way,
leaving st. Johnsbury ut $50.
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Lyndon.

LynuOn.
The new graded school building at
Lyndon was dedicated on Friday even
ing last See. French of Burlington
and Prof. Ladd of Littleton addressed
the meeting to good acceptance. The
school hall swas well filled, and the cX-
ercises were interesting and profitable.
The Baptist Seminary at the Centre
opened its spring term last week, with
about - scholars. Several have come
in since.
The school song entitled Ever to the
Right, Boys sung by the teachers, at
the County Institute mt West Burke,
and by the institute singers i'll other
counties, is said to have been written
by our present Supt. of. schools, |. w.
Sanborn of Lyndonville. LYNDON.
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LOST ! LOST !!

The parties that borrowed our FORCE PUMP will
he paid liberal reward by returning same without
delay. SPAULDING & FLETCHER
1t Eastern venue.
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INCORPORATED, OCT. 30. 1888.
First Policy issued April ., lsi0.


The average rate of assessments during the past
thirty-One wears has been only TWO AND THREE
FOURTHs per cent
The assessment for the year ending March 81
ISL was TWO AND ONE FOURTH per cent.
1t asks your patronage because,
l. 1t is HOME COMPANY managed by Vermont
men. and insuring only in this state:
>. Insurance in it is cheaper than it be in
any stock Co, because il is mutual and there
II" dividends Ia be- paid to Stockholders
;. Ii takes but three per cent. on the premium
note in advance. and Assesses at the end of each
yeir what is necessary Ia meet the LOSSES already
made; thus leaving your money, far a. pnssible,
i'll your own hands where it cannot be lost through
any mistakes or dishonesty of Directors:
/. The Company has a clear surplus over all
liabilities and the very low average of assessments
proves that it has been honestly and prudently
managed.
December l-1I
PHIIO HATCH, Pres.
X. :. SOIrTHGATE. Sec. tMar.lO
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village now has, the hydrants and res,
ervOirs already at hand, and one OF
two more capacious cisterns completed
which are contemplated, the means OF
checking ordinary fires will be good.
liens This village has escaped con-
tlagrations beyond many others of like
character, but it is not safe to cOun,
upon immunity from severe fires al
ways. Yet with the fire apparatus the
Another Fatal Accident in the Woods
Last week Wednesday, Feb. 81, Mr.
Dana Currier of Hardwick, came with
his wife and wife's brother to East
Bmke, to visit his wifc's father-Mr
George ID. Lane of Walden, who is do
ing logging job for the Lyndon Mill
Company, about three miles from East
Burke village, between Burke and I'm
pier mountains. On Thursday, after
dinner, Mr.. Currier went with the young
Mr.. Lane into the woods Il few rods
from the camp, to assist him in chop
ping timber. The first tree they fell
Il large spruce one-struck large
birch stub, which caused the but-end OF
the spruce to bound sideways about
seven feet, striking Mr.. Currier across
the right shoulder and breast, killing
him instantly,and crushing him beneath
its trunk. Young Mr.. Lane had to 60
some 10 rods for help, who had to chop
the tree i'll two before they could re-
move the remains.
Mr.. Currier was ii farmer, % years of
age. and had been married but Il few
weeks. He was soon to have moved
upon farm in Hardwick which he had
purchased. Only IL few hours before
his melancholy death, he spoke freely
of his prospects in life, and of his future
plans. He was buoyant with health
and ambition for the future, but in an
unexpected moment all was brought to
Il close. Truly in the midst of life we
are III death.
On Friday his remains were removed
to his home in Hardwick The afflicted
friends have our heartfelt sympathy in
this sad bereavement.
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First Class Dress Maker.

Miss Boudreau will be pleased if the St Johns
bury Ladies' would patronze her. She will also
take i'll plain sewing.
Apply to Mrs. BOUDREAU, Music Teacher in H.
T. Shorcy ) Store. ST. JOhnsbury Plain. 35
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. LuciuS Gilmore has resigned the
supcrintendcncy of the Conn. & Pass.
and MasSawippi Valley Railroads, and
his resignation has been accepted. His
successor has not been appointed.
DIR. II. \. Houghton of Keeseville,
has been elected President of the New
York State homeopathic Medical So
ciety. DIR. Houghton is a native of
Lyndon, formerly lived in this town.
and is IL brother of DR.. NJ. G.. Houghton
now practicing physician in this
place.
Capt. Eden }. Hartshorn, formerly
of Lunenburgh, spent last Sabbath III
town with his bride, on their way to
their new home ut Emmettshurg, Iowa.
The Captain is engaged i'll the law and
real estate business, and publishes a
weekly newspaper as Il recreation.
Mr.. \. y. Merchant must he the
champion newspaper publisher of Yer
mont. He publishes nine different
journals, located in Vermont and New
York. His principal papers are at
Champlain and Malone. n. Y, hut he
also prints journals in Burlington, st.
Adams and Swanton. He uses the pa
tent outsides (''forcign bowels') for all
his papers, and prints most of the i'll
sides at one office.
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A Free Gift to All

Justly celebrated for cure of Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Sick and Nervous Headache. For sale by s.
Randall & Son, Sias Brothers, and c. c. Bingham
st. Johnsbury, at p cents per box. Call and get
sample box. o. a. HILL, Proprietor
4m3' Portland Me-
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ISMOkER'.S B1Z44R.
Elegant New Fixtures.