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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

NEW YORK FUNERALS.-The proper
funeral procession now in New York is
Il especial train" to the cemetery. if it
be WoOdlawn on the Harlem railroad.
A special funeral train, appropriately
decorated. costs but $50. and from For
ty-secOnd street will make the trip and
back inside of two hours. The COM
pany sit together in one or more cars.
as it were, i'll IL sympathiZing and sacred
assembly: striking improvement on
the brOken-up procession in carriages.
There is nothing to prevent the Use of
musical and other accOmpanimentS to
the journey, such as would he most sat
iStactory and comfortable to the feel
ings of all concerned. A funeral car
attached to Il regular train is only SO.
On arriving at the cemetery. the tIner
al stops at Il new and appropriately de
signed station-house, built exclusively
for this purpose, provided with large
waltIng-rOOms. retiring-roomS. and ev-
cry modern convenience. including IL
refreshment room. Railroad funerals
promise to he all the rage.
Boston must have Il singularly mam-
aged POSt-Oflice. \ gentleman writes
t" The Courier that, having occasion to
post ''too-latc" letter. he entered the
mailing department, and there found
the clerks engaged in the editNimg
amusement of chIcking bundles OF pa
perS empty mailhagS, and the like, AT
one of their number who WAS clearly
intoxicated. and was vaimlN irving To
sort papers in IL way that was ANY thing
hut CrCditahlc to the management of the
office. The writer adds that this may
account for some of the lost parcels of
which Boston publishers justly com
plain"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

CELEBRATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS TAB
LET'S HEAD STONES. AC.. &c.
Also. importer and dealer i'll the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONT MENTS
TABLETS. -&C.. Sc.
have Polished Granite now On hand
and will import Ia order and sell the
same. TOR los than can H.. h"u4ht az
Boston. Discount Ia the trade. over
2o0 designs on hand. Please. call and
see.
81. J"hHsburg Vt. JHiy l.. I-7l.-s5
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
NOTICE FOR EXAMINATIONS FOR Ar-
rOINTME\r TO NNNrOIIS.

There Is now Il vacancy IN Tia" Naval Academy at
Annapolis of Cadet Midshpman from the second
District of Vermont. have invited Hon. Hcmi. H.
Steele of Hartland y. y. swain ESQ, 0t Fellow
Falls Col Roswell Farnham of bradford and \ BE-.
+. Rankin. Esq. of 81. I"hnshury. t. act - =
committee 10 examine all applicants for tn" place.
and Ia meet for that purpose ut W hItr River Iun,
tinn, on the 10th day OF May next. Applicants
must he over fourteen and under eighteen wears of
age, of good mora; character, sound ply steal health
and capable at passing satisfactory examination
i'll reading writing. spelling. arithmetic geography
and English grammar | shall appoint wh"cvrr
said committee report passing the most ~atistI,
tory examination
Candidates for admission To the Naval Academy
VIII" report 10y til" 18th of June. will then hr ,.N-
amncd and admitted il found qualified; il they do
not report by that day. they not examined 81
admitted until September
will send a copy of the Regulations to any
one who may request which will giv, the require.
ments more i'll detail | request all the papers in
the District t"pubsh this notice and call attention
to il. Ii IKE l.. POLAND.
Washington. April :, ls72. II-l6
CASTORIA-a substitute for Castor Ola veg
etable preparation containing neither Minerals
Morphine nor Alcohol. 1t is pleasant To take, does
failed Dr. Pitcher has experimental fifteen years
i'll producing preparation more efficient than Gas
Oil without its horrid taste. The Castoria reg
ulates the system cures constipation, stomach
ache, Group and iatulency and kills worms. 1t
does not distress or gripe. by its quieting, sooth
ing effect it produces natural sleep. and il partcu-
larly adapted to crying and teething children
We desire Physicians Ia test this article and will
forward three bottles GRATIS the address of any
50 authenticated. Insist that your druggist or
der for you. 1t costs but ~ cents, and bottle
will save many doctors bills. ll-l4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Marvellous Effect.

Ii. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I have used Vegetine and feel it a duty
to acknowledge the great benefit il has done In
the spring of the year le62 | sick from general
debility caused by Over-wurk, want of sleep, and
proper rest. | very weak and much emaciated.
! tried many remedies without receiving any benefit
from any of them, until | persuaded to try
Negetine. Before had taken this one week my
improved condition gave me renewed hope and
courage / continued 10 take il, every day gaining
more strength, until was completely restored To
health. The effect of this Remedy in of gen
eral debility is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY
u Webster Street, Charlestown Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

Rhetorical exercises at the Acade-
my this (Thursday) evening, and exam
nation of the various classes on Friday.
This is the close of the first half of the
Spring tenn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Post Office Time Table.

CLOSE-Southern and Western $50 a. N. and 7;:'O
I'm southern way $50 A. NJ. Northern and
stage mails 400 =. NJ
ARRIVE.-Northern 905 NJ. Southern and
Western ll:Os A. NJ. and Abs =. NJ southern
way 43s z. NJ Stage mails sij A. NJ
Office hours from A. II. to : z. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
The Juvenile Concerts.


The concert by Miss Taylor's juve-
nile classes at the town hall Tuesday
evening was IA decided success, the au-
dience being more than pleased with
nearly the entire program. Among the
pieces particularly good We're the "open-
ing Chorus" Merry Workers :" and
the tableaux: Evening DevotiOns,"
DAY School," and Good Night" Not
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

Mr.. Ira Harvey is closing out his
stock of W. |. goods and groceries, at
private sale and auction. See his post
erS announcing his reasons, &c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

The sleighing has fairly left lis at
last. Several warm rainy days the
present week have dissolved the snow
and brought mud in the streets the
first mud for five months.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

It. bloomsbury Athen..,I,n.

LIBRARY AND READING. ROoM.-Open from \. VI
to II NJ; from to g. and from l." . l.. NJ.
W. W. THAYER, Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

and break down authority. But not at
first. Rather it is largely a drifting.
floating, straying without good aim. or
motive,-a life of impulse. This makes
bad life pitiable and mean. Goethe's
Mephistophclcs sncers at Faust for not
making thorough business of his evil.
Evil with an object has certain grand
eur A private ship ut its bad work is
Il grandcr spectacle than the drifting
hulk of Il merchantmen. \ rebel in
aims more impressive character than
Il loatcr in war time. This aimlessness
of eStrayal seen in the churches. The
church Il greater power when men see
that 1t has an object, and means some
thing.
III. The helplesSnrSS of evil. \ spell
to he broken. Counter impulses rcpui-
site. Men need To he called and rallied
and set Godward. Need of a SlIpelIat-
nr:tl redemption.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Sudden Death.

Mr.. George Tal l"r. assistant engineer
on the Iamoillc Valley Railroad. died
suddenly ut Hyde Park. on Friday. the
9TH inst. Mr.. TaN lor WAS attacked with
something like Il cougc>tiNc chill Il fort
night prey iouS. but under treatment had
partially recovered and WAS considered
out of danger. ON Friday several of his
friends had been in to see him. and as
they went out his attendant went to
the door with them. AS he passed ont
Mr.. Taylor said. Don't hc.g"mc long.
His attendant WAS absent from the room
not over two minutes. and on returning
found Mr.. Taylor had fallen from his
chair and wa> dead. He was hut %
years old. hut gave promise of great
usefulness and skill in his profession.
An acquaintance SAYS: Mr.. Taylor
WAS Il graduate of the scientific and civ
il engineering departments of Mon
College. Schenectady. New York, com
plctim" the engineering course in l-G-.
and took Il high rank in both. After
graduating he was offered professor
ship of civil engineering i'll Il 'cnn>yl-
Namia college. hut accepted an assistant
engineers position on Il Mary land rail
road. prctrrrimg t" pursue thc practical
rather than the theoretical branch of
his chosen proti.~>inn. From Mary land
h,. went to New York and held >uccr>>-
lively the. positions of assistant and iii
vision engineers ON the syracuse and
Chcnang" Valley railroad. liz, came /"
Vermont in February I-1unnd has since
been employed 10y the Portland and Og
dclr>hur. railroad company in the >ari-
oIIr duties OF an assistant engineer and
drnughiSmau along the whole extent at
.hc lin, from 81 .I"hn>hury tn~Wamtnn.
In rNcIl position he has secured the
rnmInrndatium of his superior officers
and the friendship of all. OF whatever
degree. with " hom he came in contact.
Modest and una>Suming. he. hN his every
voId and action compelled all I" ac-
know ledge that he possessed II" com
mon skill and proficiency Is an rngim
cen and that he VAS Il gentleman III the
highest Specification of the word.
He leaves Il vacancy not easily TILED
in his profession. nor i'll the hearts Of
those who knew him."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

The officers of the Grand Army of
the Republic have appointed Thursday,
May Both, as decoration Day"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Suicide OF a st. Johnsbury Woman.

Suicide OF a st. Johnsbury Woman.
We have received Il copy of the Ev-
anSvillr (Wi>.l Rcrjcw. in which we find
the follow ng sad item:
Mrs. Adclia II. Wright. sister of Mrs
Dr. Robinson. committed suicide. 10y
taking >trl chnimr and morphine. and
died in spite of medical aid, at O'Clock
OH Tuesday morning. April ID. Mrs.
Wright came here. from -. .Iohn>hurN.
VI. and where. a> We understand. her
friends reside. She has been an inmate
of DR.. Rohin>nu'> family some three
months. and assisted him IN the Dental
business. with i view To future prlc-
ticr On Monday afternoon she went
into the dru" store. which i situated
Immediately hrncath the dental rooms.
and procured the morphine and >trych
nine. aS she said 10y order of DR.. Rob-
im>nm. Upon her retiring. about .
o'clock. nothing of unusual nature seem
ed I" occupy her mind. shortly. an
unusual noise proceeded from her room
which surprising Dr. and Mrs. Robin
son. they rushed in and found her i'll
parONN sins. During the IntcrmlS>IonS
She related the circumstances. hut beg
Gtu tllil she lllSHt ne lt1l To ult. l'i.
smith was Immediately sent for. and
did all hc could Ia restore her. and the
effects of the poison wH> in Il measure
removed. but the morphine did it>
work. She WIS OF middle age. prrp">-
>t>>lmg III appearance. pleasant and Ill
WAYS agIcrthlr. and WAS much esteem
ed 10y all who had ever made her az
pUainlaIcc. lj"mc>tiv affections WAS
tn" carI>, which t" conceal. often c;Il>-
eel many Il silent tear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
INTERNAL REVENUE.
UNITED STATES ASSESSORS NOTICE.


The undersigned Assessor for the Second Col
lection District i'll the state Of Vermont hereby
gives notice To all persons concerned that Appeals
will he determined hy him relative Ia any rTrun--
Gus or excessive valuations. assessments. or emu
meratl"n~ 10y the Assessor nT Assistant Assessors.
returned IN the Annual List for -12 for said Ills
trlct under the Internal Revenuc Acts of the Unit
ed States now i'll force a follows
MONDAY. APRIL ~ at his office in Bradford
TUESDAY. APRIL -. al Junction HOUSE. ".
Il Junction, at L. VI.
WEDNESDAY. MAY l. at the Island Hou,,
Bellows Falls at o'clock \. NJ.
FRIDAY, MAY ;. at the office of Pearl ID. Blnd-
@ctt, i'll 81. J"hn-bury. at : o'clock, T.. NJ.
When he will submit the proceedings of the Asst--
snr and Assistant Assessors. and the Annual Lists
taken and returned the inspection of all persons
whu may apply.
= NJ appeal will b- entertained unless the
same shall br submitted in writing specifying thu,
particular cause matter or thing respecting which
a decision is requested and stating also the ground
principle Of error complained of
JOHN &. SrEARNS
l. :. Assessor. III District VT.
Bradford April Sd l-14 1t
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FOR Moth Patches. IrecI,l"~.

AND TAN. ISL rEREl'~ MORN MD FRI X
LIE LOTION. The well known reliable and harm
less remedy Tor Er"wn Determinations al the t.tcr
Prepared only by l'r Il. {. Perry. i'"Imat"l'@isi.
- l:und street New York. sold 10y druggists
rNrrN " here. 81
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Bill. Prescott, Again.

The item in the fdIc'IOHidH relative
To the ancient mail carrier of this seq
ton. William Prescott. brings ont many
incidents. Mr.. Aaron Farnham VIII"
remembers Mr.. Prescott well. and used
To run for the news when he heard his
horn, transcribes from memory thrfol-
lowing acroStic which was supposed t"
indicate the post-calrier'S wants:
ACRosTIC.
1t is through dreadful drifts of snow
We posts do wander round
All hazards do undergo
New wonders t. resound.
Turmented with the cold and heat
Mingled with hail and SNOW;
Yet each other weekly meet
Pack up news and 90.
Alas wants. what tongue can tell
We customers may guess
such wants as are known full well
In every public press.
Good news we always wish To bring
News that will make you blest
Each line for You Ia read OF sing.
Don't make my song jest.
WILLIAM TREsCOTT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Personal.

Gco. W. llallctt ->on of Russell Hal
lett, Esq. of this place has removed
the machinery of the Star Tool Co. from
Mrlidcn to MiddlrtuwlI. Conn.,. where
he has purchased ~lJ.UUU of real estate
and intends To make Il permanent lur.l-
ton there. The principal business, of
this concern is the manufacture of the
Star licNrl an implement invented 10y
Leonard Howard. also of this town. II"
this are added Il number of useful anti
clc> such as Connecticut Yankees aIc
famous for.
Rev. l.. .. l;r;,Stow of this place de
liVcrS the address before the theology
cal society at the next Dartmouth COM
mcnccmcmt, and Rev. t.. T.. Hale of
Boston. the Grafton before the literary
societies.
Capt. John +. Drew. NOW of WASH
imgt"n. has been appointed special as
SIStant to the t. =. District Attorney of
New loI>. and his particular business
will he Investigating and prosecuting
cases OF revenue and custom frauds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Distress Relieved.

y man WAS driving on Main street
one day last week. with IL quantity of
meal on board. when unfortunately the
runner of his sleigh struck some "hStH-
Gle in the street and his meal WAS split
ont. \ crowd Immediately surrounded
him and helped gather up what WAS
not Spoiled. \ collection WAS taken up
on the spot. and the sum realized was
given to the man, who with smiling
face went on his way rejoicing in the
bcncv"lence of mankind generally and
that crowd particularly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Swollen Limbs.

LEbANUNl n. II. j III y, IclU
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I write this note TO inform you of the
effect of your Blood Purifier" upon my system.
When commenced taking it, a year ago, | was
very much debilitated My limbs were swollen
that it was impossible for to get into out
from a carriage, and very painful TO 90 up down
stairs Indeed, could scarcely stand on my feet
MY appetite was gone, my strength failing rapidly.
After using your medicine for few weeks, began
to improve. My appetite improved and my strength
returned. can now perform my duties as nurse
with my wOnted ease; and feel | owe 1t TO ' eg-
etine. Yours gratefully,
Hip MRS. {. \. II. TlLDEN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

My hair falling on used tw" hrtjl'-~ "t
N>rI RS HAIR RESTORATIVE and II checked il al
once. II is clean SAT-. and efficient. Ii Your dru-
g~t has cot IL send direct t" Proctor Eros.
Gloucester. Mass. See advertisement. IuIi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

After more than four months of eN
cellent sleighing, we SAW man ON
Tuesday trying to draw load OF green
wood up hill through the mud on Il sled.
Some folks never get ready to do any
thing until the day after.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
FOR COLuRING
BITTER AND CHEESE.

Enabling the manufacturers t" produce III" h-aut
ful orange color peculiar To June Buttrr. all tn
thruu- II.
IL y,os-,.-~,.~ advantage, the dry powder Il
ast,. Nmnattm. IN Tint il is artadN r,thN for
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Gives Health, Strength and Appetite.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use Of the NEiETINE. Her declining health n
source Of great anxiety To all of her friends. y
few bottles of the NEGETINE restored her health.
strength aud appetite.
y. H. TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate \ gent,
No ~ Sears building. Boston Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
Sutton.

Sutton.
Mr.. John Corliss of this town washed
his buckets few days since, and left
his fire somewhat carelessly. Conse-
quence MIR. {. is minus | sugar house,
800 buckets. and other sugar tools too
numerous to mention. No insurance.
Within Les, than one month four per-
SONS have died in town whose ages in
the aggregate amount to three hundred
and nineteen Years. which makes an
average of nearly eighty Years to each
person. WITHIN one year seven persons
have died in town whose average age
was -! years. Two were % and one
%.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
The Jubilee Singers Coming.

We are able to announce that the .III-
bilcc Singers. of Fisk University. Nash
Vile. Tenn, are coming To 81. Jolm~hu-
ny, on Thursday and Friday evenings.
April - and ~. These singers arccul
orcd students. and alc under the ilII>pi-
cc> of the American Missionary AS>"cil
ton. The reason they appear in the
North is this: The buildings of Fisk
University are wholly inadequate f"l
the >hcltering and training of the Young
colurcd people who are tlucking Ia it.
and S2O.OOO is needed at once to secure
appropriate accommodations. Nine OF
It's students Young men and women OF
superior musical ability and skill have
gone forth to raise that so. 900. They
have been received with the greatest
enthusiasm wherever they have sung.
New York and Boston audience, have
cnrnrrd every piece. We have heard
of their wonderful success on all hands.
Rev. Theodore Guy Ter writes to the
1iIbHHc: Il never SAW Il cultivated
Brooklyn a>Scmhlagc 81 moved and
melted under the magnetism of music
before. The wild melodies of those
emancipaled slaves touched the tormt
of tears. and grey haired men wcpt like
little children.
We understand that it WIS only 10y
IL special effort that these singers were
brought to this place, and that they
will not sing elsewhere in the State.
We will here give Il notice of one OF
their concerts, taken from the Ncwdik
Courier, that "ur readers may get II bet
ter idea of its character:
The concert waS il medley of popular
songs and the sacred melodies of the
plantation. the latter being the main
feature, while the others were inter
spcrScd with an evident intention tu
show their proficiency in music Some
operate selections were really we'll rem
dercd, and one solo 10y little Minnie
Tate WAS SupcrblN rendered. Space
will not permit allu>ion to every song.
but the religious melodies must not 90
ne Illl>lt anu Nbltl> were
strange and weird. The sensation pro
duced WAS one of joy and sadness com
hined: it was Il study To watch the ;u-
dicmce some were laughing. some cry
ing all seemed hyStericN. The mclo-
dl WAS absolutely perfect. the time alb
solutely correct. They were sung gen
orally without accompaniment of any
kind. They would swing from natural
to minor keys and back. with strange
swayimgS. like buughs in the wind. Flu
CUES ahoumdcd such fIIgurS but never
IL diScord now fast. now slow, now
soft, now loud.
They sang us if they couldn't help it.
Pharaoh and the Chariot. and the IrIm-
pet. and Daniel. and the Hebrew Chill
drcn. and the Lord. were largely dwclt
upon calling the hearers attention t"
the fact that not in all history. protImc
or sacred. has an event been recorded
of greater grandeur than that which " i'll
blaze forever III the crown of America
a> its brightest jewel the emancipation
of her slaves.
The following We're sung 10y he whole,
band
'tiwinr I" write tn Mass, Jesus,
L" send som" valiant soldiers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12
TRoTTINC STATIONS.

Sired 10y Ry-dyk's Hamblet"nian uhr sire of D,.N
who sold for SS3 900. Jay Gould for so OOO
also, gT,.nd-irr of Goldsmith Maid who sold fol
so 00n and Judge Fullerton. for SEQ 900. Dam
hy Roe Ahdaah Chief DIV Old Abdallahb his
dam 10y Phillips of Duroc. grand dam by Deca-
tur hr by imported Messenger. Foaled l-tii. blood
bay. 10 hands will maxi. the season of leg AT the
stock farm uf the subscriber.
Terms. s.sU-to wit: 80 at the time nf service
and $50 when the Mare proves i'll tual
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And aIlotlcr:

And another:
"ti" down M"Srs-way down t" Egypt land.
Tell ole Pharaoh I" let my people 20.
And another sung lay Miss jackson
You may bury me in the East.
You may bury me in the West
But I'll hear the trumpet sound
In that morning.
Good old christians III that d.iN-.
They II take wings and ny away
For L. hear the trumpet >'nInd
In that morning.
When Jennie Jackson WAS = little
child she heard this song sung 10y II very
old slave. and remembering it Mr..
White adopted it aS one of hi~ choice
selections.
Perhaps. however. the most effective
song of the concert WAS the one called
didn't my Lord deliver Daniel, of
which We can only give one verse. as
follows:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

The through freight train on the
C.. Il =. K. X. got off the track Tuesday
somewhere in the Massawippi Valley,
and 50 blocked up the road that the mp
passenger train of Tuesday night was
unable to pass. and did not reach Shcr-
brooke until next day, which made the
down passenger train of Wednesday
nine hours late at this place. We have
not learned the extent of damage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-12

The authorship of these songs is lost
in the dark past of this strange race.
They come to It's now as traditions OF
their weary bondage. These men. NO
men and children are their proper in
terprcterS. God speed them on their
mission.
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PORTLAND,

BY Clarion dam 10y william Tell. grand-d by
Old Ahdaillah; fnalcd ls65: jet black L. hands
Vii also al So tn insure.
Mares kept AT owners risk For circulars giving
full particulars address.
JUSTIN II. MOULTON. West Randolph. Vt
II ~
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Mr.. Osborn Ward was the first man
to remember the CdledOnidn this year
with the first fruits of the sugar camp.
He brought lis can ofhoney ON Satur-
day, April it being the first new
sugar we had seen. 1t WAS made IN
Wheelock.