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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

wallowing in the mire. lie delights in such
sports-as much so as the crawfsh or pig
Cleanliness to him is as repugnant as dirt is
to you. have made a study Of him. Of
late for in my ncighborhood his species
abound. They are not a boy only but they
are multitude. In the morning I see
them in the gutter, at noon in the gutter, il
the evening i'll the gutter. an d at night
Lave them in the gutter. The gutter ID
their favorite and perpetual resort. The
gutter, it would seem, mas a charm for them
and they, in return. have a constant love
for it. Hence their very fit and proper
denomination, q Gutter Snipe.'
The Gutter Snipe Association Is a
diminutiye body which has been formed
here lately. They nave a president,
treasurer, a secretary, and muddy ser
geant-at-arms The weekly fee is i've cents.
The roll call is gone through nightly, and
every gutter snipe who misses a call If fined
ten cents. Their meeting is held privately
and no one but the members are admitted.
Through the confidence of a member of
that much befouled body, ! was made
cognizant of the following resolution, pre-
scented by a worthy member, and passed
unanimously:
Rcsolced, That hereafter, every gutter
sinpe who attends meeting with clean hands
and faces, shall be fined two bits. All those
whose faces shall be most muddy, will be
promoted to the ranks. Members Of the
bread and butter brigade, who don't know
on which side their bread is buttered will
roll in the gutter twenty-five times. No
peanut eating during meeting hours. No
snuttiing, no coughing, no laughing and no
standing on heads. JNO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

srRoxG EsoUGH~Billy Little and Peter
m were yesterday ordered by Recorder
Hngs 10 furnish peace bonds in $4,000 for
months each. They had been arrested
attempting 20 Geloniousiy enter the
cling OF Mr.. A. w. Bosworth. yhey
e8 TO Gnd substantial bondsmaR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

3osrroSED. In consequence Of the
th of charter member, Pelican Lodge
c. postponed the ceremonies Of conse,
ting it's hall last night. The event will
take place until the fifth of January.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

Eo NouCE.-The Board Of School hi
tore met Wednesday evening. but not
gle press reporter was informed q the
Il before the event. The reporters who
be presens obtained knowledge Of the
citing Hy chance. II would have been
easy matter TO inform reporters during
DAY. and had that been done members
the board would have been pleased to
NO seen theis proceedings obtaining
pa&pr uHi,licitvo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

4ss.irYxG PouND GATEs.--A. Handley,
tough some means ascertained that two
Iea claimed By him were in the public
an6 Of the Sixth District. Possessing no
II Of punishment for intrusion into office
pound. pounded on the ponderous gates
Iii The barriers fell before his sturdy
okes. Having opened up the way he
.niedly took away the animals, for which
vas arrested, charged with larceny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

b. Thomas. eighty years Ola. was fo"nd
saa in CA,rollton Yesterday, death having
ser caused Gy old age and exposure.
proner Taylor asceytaiueG Shese ;ac:s by
siding an inquest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

Ed. Cannon, charged with attempting 20
u Offices l.. ponso has been discharged
l1n the accusation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

AT REgAIs..o............o.. dtETAlBsv
sugar cured &Iame o. 10 CENTS; oestat l2}a aents.
II 900 youmls bess SuSarcuted $ams at l3h sent9
pcs pound.
no. 900 pounds @3reen Haus al tents per pound.
10000 ponds Green and Smoked Shoulders al
Also 500 Mcclellan Saddles at 81 So each. .
kor sale al $. B. CHERCHILLS,
No. ~ Magazine street
Between Natchez and Gravier street8;
auln " Under st. James Hotel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

kergeant Vankirk vii! nave an exa'nin
1 on in tho Fourth Recorders Court on
ID twenty-seyenth for assauIting and bat
hing Captain Edgewogth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
fE7HE "LOUlsIANA FARMER, %
THE WORLD RENOWNED
sPIRITUALIsT AND SEER,

= z I II T q = 7 i . It "A Y ID > II Il II
Has Just returned from Europe, where she aston
ished all the crowned heads by her power in fore
telling events OF the past present and future Her
office is now located at No. $50 Common street, be-
tween Rampant and Basin. Ladies' curious to
their fortune or fate, troubled with serious aud
supposed to be incurable maladtes. and suffering
from unrequited love, can find relief by consulting
her.
Hours-3 A. N. to : P. NJ.
Price of consultation ST. nol0 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

I.Tng Gr1rrR sxrrE.-ConsiiereA in q
Iroper point u view, tie gutter snjpe i
I4coIior indeed Ifnot rolling in the mud,
H il, nevertheless, always muddy 'il'
ne lie washes once every month Or two ;
i shirt is as clean as mud, his disposition
d dirty as he is himself. in fact, be likes
Ihud-mud Is "a necessary an auxiliary 70
il existence as the breath he breathes. III
II gutter, On a rainy day, you will gee him
Nere-wading. rollicking and very often
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

The ''Terreb0nne Patr1ot,7' Published
at H0uma. Louisiana, is of the best adVertls-
ing mediums n Southern Louisiana. del3 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

TO BE PAID OFT OF DRAINAGE TAN.
7. Interest on s 842 GOO of
rev consolidated bonds,
drainage series, at seven
per cent gold. estimated
premium i'll currency
cent. .................. = .CS. 5"
?, For outstanding debts Of
late drainage commits
sioners. ...s.. o.....o s,1IS IL
=: For repurchase ofdrainage
bonds from the lowest
Oerers, the balance of
the tax. .o...e......... t@1469 5j-" 5o00U0 w
TO Yk PAID OUT OF THE TAN FoR CURRENT City &A~
PENsEs, tax AND crHEK REVENUES AND RECEIPTS
Not OTHERWISE APPROPRIATED oB SET aPART BY
RAWo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

SruI. Lrv1NG.-It does not require the
Perseverance and genius OF Stanley to
lscover that almost extinct race-whart
hts one of the tribe yesterday got under
be wharf, head of St. Louis street. and
bred into coffee sack. lie had bagged
bout forty pounds of the berries when
fiae.awake policeman discovered the fact
hut the thief escaped, leaving the coffee
Itlnd. Since the present system o. policing
be river front has been in force, wharf rats
aye nearly passed out Of existence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

New Orleans Merchants should Advers
tise in the TERREB0NNR PATRIOT, HOuma, Loui-
lana; it will paw. del3 Iy
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MAYoKaLTY or $yw 0NLNAHs !
City Hall, Novembsr q i5iS. b

T. n Coy4rx.r C1.REr, Secretary. uo22 y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
I ofaI md Shfr 5lrns.

The Methodist Society an this place
arr mo, ing fnr Il bell for their church.
The 81. J"hn>hruN band will not
furnish music for Barton Fair. as pre-
>Io,l~lN adv crtis,'t.
Ellrrl Chamhcrlin has sold his
farm between the Centre and Plain. for
>:i-OU. t" \ NJ. johnson. for his broth
cr.
There will Ice Union Praise meet
img held at the North Church next Sun
day evening, ut IL. Prof. Ellis of Law
renee. Mass, will lead the singing. All
are cordially invited.
The mail train north on the Pas
~ump>i, road WAS delayed some four
hour, 10y freight train which ran of
the track at N"rriSvillr. "Wednesday
afternoon.
We have in our office. but no room
to insert it this week, correspondence
hrtvcrm several citizens and the Band.
iii which they propose to give the Band
Il benefit concert Tuesday eve, Oct. l.
}. b. Berthiaumr has bought ont
Nj. CoSSctte. in the firm of Coss'tte 4
L.acourSc. on Main street. and has al
ready taken possession. The name o
the new firm is Berthaumc y LacOurSe
-IIowe's circus and SangerS menag
erie exhibited on the Fair Grounds oI
| Monday. The day was unfortunately
rainy. interfering somewhat with the
street parade. which WAS the best eve
seen here. The golden chariots. zebl;
and pony teams. fine horses and tiv'
elephants. were admired 10y old as wei
as Young. The animals III cages wer
generally very fine specimens.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

Eli Randi Aug both Philander Rand, aged 65 years
of Cheshire Conn. Mr.. Rand for many
YEAR, previous to 81 a resident IF ST. .Iuhnsbury.
In North Greenwich Conn. sept. 10. Willie
Bronson. aged -! years : months and 1 days. of
Rev. VIM i. and Jane Merrill AIcntt.
NJ Concord. y. H.. July >, of cholera infantmm.
M"r'a Alma, infant daughter of Lyman and Lucy
Nj turrier formerly 81 Pracham
Thus. Jesus takes the lamb.
|" grace his royal feast
FROM earth drtilinu bands
L" endless joy and peace
At ST. Johnsbury, iScpt. l. Human Alden, aged
wears Sept. :, Mary Lillian aged : months ~
DAYS sept. t, Ina Leila. aged 1 Years ~ days
children of Horace and Prrmcha Underworld
Three little heads
Laid down - low.
Three little hearts
That no sorrow may know.
six lit.lr hands
That will never do WRONG,
Now II above
With the angels ui song.
six little feet
Indrr the sod.
Three little spirits
Walking with God.
Three Iittl,. bindings
Gone Ia their rest
Leaving hrlIInd them
\ f"r~ak"n nest
Three liitlt. tl:tvrl,I-
W It'll the precious boon
Of ,inG III Glory.
They Went not Too
Three it'll. loved ones
E,tl,rmrd from sin
Up Ia th. shy
Where Christ let them in.
Thus Thought IL mother
Sitting alone.
Thinking II treasures
Far away from hnu'..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

l. T.
Y. STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT So
In Probate Cont. held AT the Probate Office, in
81. Johnshury. i'll said district the lith iay of
september. y. u. I-72
Jonathan NJ pillsbury executor OF the last will
And testament 81 Charles II. Ladd late of
:: nduI i'll said district deceased nT,.,pts
ms administration account for examination and
allowance. and makes application for a decree. of
distribution and Partition al the. estate OF said
deceased.
Whrrcupon, il is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application lee referred To A se.
sion thereof 10 be held at the Probate Ot,ir.
in said 81. .Iohnsbury the sth day at October
\. L. Ire for hearing aud decision thereon And il
Is further ordered that notice hereof hr given To
all persons interested by publication OF the
three weeks sucC"ssvely i'll the talrdnnian, news
paper published al st Juhnsbury. previous To said
time appointed for hearing that they may appear
al SAID time and place. and show cause if any they
may lhv' why said account should not he allowed
and such decree made.
by the Court. Attest.
ASA l.. fRENt II. Judge of Probate
true copy of Record Attest
Hb ASA l.. FkE\t II. Jude. of Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

Mai"rt"sSn uinn IiN" stock Market.
For the w"rk ruding Tuesday. Aug Il. l-1:1
NNgKEI l;rri- \ few choice, 10 ~ 4 II %: extra
- ~ ln M -i.t-i quality - ~ ~ -,cnud qual
ity - - i -: third quality i a. a :, ~
SIrHE t'NrIlE-N urkIn- oxen and Steers per
pair 80. i - --UU Il 80,
MIL,H Cows AMI tALNt--<:iI stu. extra So q,
-. Farr"W Cows 81 Il -.
PEICT~ oF SHEEP AND IAMIs~-Im lots - ~ II ~
- m = - per head extra II uua >Hon per
h' al pr liz
Wool sheep. t. Il 50 per III.
~h,sii"i sheep. = per IT..
Spriu- Lambs. ., = 1tr per It,
Nval calves. = ~ "a >lG ~.
Brighton Hides. . 9tr per IT,
Country Hides. a. per H.
Brighton i:"w. y Gc per IL
Country IHllnw. u 80 per IT,
irlI. = uU a - =, each.
calf Skins l. -, per H..
>uo;4T-d skins ~, each.
liaiiN Skins i each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
Warming to Boys.

w az iA4l1S ~ 3'''y
: tvv v,ch, sine, an old gentleman
IA i'LjI.,,irhi, ;."I In qua aud ~h"1
dead - uinc-,,.r,. "ld hoy who had
come int his Yard. The community
W. Mortified 10y the act. and Their" vrrc
t,a,~ thai the oil uian unuld Ice |, mchrd.
Il w. >id at the time that the hoy had
~impl, t"iluWrd ball int" this mans
ruci">ulc. and WIS III Ii" way commit
ting trr~pa>>. But ii appeared "n in
,c>tiyliiou that this old man had hrcu
annoy cd and seriously vi"ugrd lay the
drrr. datinh~ of boys upon his fruit
garden; and whether the hoy killed
Was innocent or not. TIA" man had Ice
come :" Wrought mp lay the wrongs he
had suffered. nat hi> mind was affect
ed. and he considered every hoy he
i"und upon his PREMISES Il thief. aud
went :. work executing them ac'oId-
ingl. Now We >uppu>,' This Was NclN
wrong. hul ever since We heard What
prov urutl"m tLc murderer had We have
entertained much sympathy t"l him.
After Il man has, cultivated and Watched
his fruit through the summer. shielded
il from tr">t> and preserved il from
worms and insects. it Is drradtullN pro
Nokiug t" have it ruthlcN-ll stolen. and
very likely the trees or ines ScIiuu>l}
injured also. We revive the story ol
the ILil,I,lI, bil mann II This tiu,t. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
Ilrifhs.

Al S"uhh"r" House. Tunhrid2t-W Wells, England
sept =. suddenly. Walter Fairbanks, a-rd 10 years.
eldest son of Charles and Laura X. Fairbanks. and
grand son of the late Gov. Er3istus Fairbanks of
this place
At ilssumpsic, Aug. I3, suddenly. Susan y
aged I'll, wife of .. q. Harvey.
In Kirby, July i9, $50. of bilious dysentery Ter
Ininating in cholera inf;intum, Iuc X, aged = Years
and months also. Aug. 30, l-72 of the same dis
ease, Thaddr =. aged wears and ! months only
children of Marcus j. q Ellen q. Russell.
In HYDE Park. tat the residence of his brother
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

H Letfingwell, Montpelier, on walk
ing motion freddie for sewing machine
-
II p Shory. st Johnshury. on Mason
y Hamlim organ. 10; on George Wood
organ. >: on Weed sewing machine,
| 10: on machine work diploma.
F Curtis, Bl1,ttlcboro. on Automatic
screw cutting machine. medal.
E& + Fairbanks \ Co., st. Johns
bury. on exhibition of scales, silver
medal.
Prize Churn Company. Springfield. 3
F dodge. j.. New Boston. y II on
Kings clothes wrimgcr. diploma.
Calvin } Wells. Biattleboro. on wash
ing machine. diploma
Billings y Flanders. Boston. on DeX-
ter carriage jack, diploma
George { Hodge, North Danvillc. on
anti-tlirtion roller deck for horse pow
or. diploma and 10
l. Il Dexter. Jacksonville on sled
clamp. diploma and )
CLASS THIRD.
James Pyle. New York, on O X soap
and dirtrtic >;IlcratuS diploma.
Joseph II Knight. Troy, y Y on Mt
riuual Yeast cakes. diploma.
. h''itNoH' - ""liH>'u'lN' VII '"SV
of carpenters squares and hevels, .
George lla%ar. burlington, on case
"i silver plated S;idlerN ware. >
Mnulton. Brother Co on wooden
water tubing, bronze medal and
- M"rll>"n. II J"hm>nirI. on pine
anh black walnut doors. diploma.
d y '"llii, iaSNiillll'Sl'. on pT""ilS'
measures and handles. 3
Jacob ldr. iHNNtImrSIr. ON American
bee nI\r."
\ Il N"triN' N"rIl>\ HE. on cr"Ihe'
'ltH. ulPI"nlh.
M"'ll"n I'm" hlrhaidS"l' stowe ON
single ana double harness, diploma and
-
L"rch/" faIntr' liaNtrhIlI. y IL on
hlar and red ink. !. On ~rIthe stones
"Il'i"llla.
l.. Mrrilii. West 'halIrNi"I, on
N"III emery wheels ami saw gumhtiH.
medal.
On N"lHahl" phosphate. George W
! H""kWIih. Burlington. dlpl"ma.
Il l. Prentice. last lialdMlck. ON
''m',' ',''iN pau: gu 'II'i''i' '',l'' >
I.on,. i'nn,,,1.-..,,,J W'.,.him,tnm ,i,..
Harvey Bailey. Hardwirk. on wheeler
and luil,r. diploma.
\ II McI.rud. It .Inhu,hulv. ON fam
ill h"ur and meal diplomat
F aud : : Walker. IIartland. on blue,
Joint wheat. ,
re l:raItir. RNrg.ltr. on white win
ter NhrHt.
->Vitlcr Campbell. Il .I"m>huIN
on lock spring matrrc>> and baby jump
81. diploma.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

ceedings was telegraphcd and appeared
in the next mornings paper. ON We'd
nc>day and Thursday the kilograms t"
the J0HyHdI amounted To nineteen hun
dred words. giving Il quite full report of
the exercises. including Il list of some of
the more prominent premiums and II
summary of the trotting. The reporter
for the Ncr York HcIUH sent oVei
twenty -onc hundred words to that pat
per on Thursday. The telegraph office
waS one of the busiest places in town
during the Fair
In Memoriam.
Departed This life. on Saturday. Sept
II, IS72, the 81. Johnsb",y Times. aged
three years and two months. The
cause of its demise at this time WAS Il
complication of maladicS. The dccraS-
ed WAS always Il slender child. and
what it lacked in constitution and bot
TOM" its vaiiorlS nurses and '';lurtor>
Thought t" make up III Stiimulamt> and
IllSIlN N'ittIllldl''' l'''hl llN tsii
death i but another illustration oi tn"
danger attending great prcrocitN. Al
though there have been indiraiinn> OF
disease for Il long time. no fears wcr'
entertained 10y its best friends until it
changed doctors, Il few weeks ago. and
WAS put through this new course Of
treatment. From that time il became
cN idcmt that death Ms near: and Il
violent attack uI bilious r"iir last
early Saturday morning. When We
learned at Ia. fatal stroke. We ha>trmr,i
to Avenue Block. We found Doctors
l'ulllId and Idle. and nurse Dalton. III
angry dispute with the council they had
called ia. over the disposition of the Re
mains. One declared that unless he
could have the corp, t" Use until artri
the Nov cmlcI election. he would al
Ninilr it into lii" again. Amoti"I
shook his head; his cool. calculating
mind had weighed all the probabilities.
and his Judgment WIS t" di>p">c "t the
corpse to the highest bidder. Om feel
img> were hurt 10y the scene. and ,iI"I,
pin" Il silent tear on the d0or-~rcp. ",
wendell our way up the hll! : and ~
We walked We mu>,d un the iugrtti
tudr and hcaIIlr~>Iir>S of man. Here
was i rliId born III rc>p"iI~c t" u de
mamd OF the place and the times. Did
mot prominent men in town declare il,
and did they not PROMISE /" c"nttihrt'
literally tur it, n"Uri~hmcIr VI hcI;
now WIS the snail army of marty - ~ h,
had acted the pant of wet and dl,
uu~,.> through it,, hri,t hut rhcrkclrd
infancy ! Where were !l"Ncl and
Ropes and >Im"nd~ and Rankin aitI
Harrington. and last. Though not least
ElIl,. the. ~ INDEED only Bullarl amr
Dalton faithful t" he end Such rr4
lcrr and dc~rltium j. seldom seen. So
transit qi"rjd mHHdj'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
Connecticut Valley Farm
for Sale

\ tlur Farm. owned l., the. l.lr John {. Gleason.
l'~ ilI.u mile from X l.. Station St"r,-. Church
academy. AC-. 10 ia" illaGr 81 Mclndor- Falls. j.
offered -Il,-
sad Farm contains over 300 ACRES. Well divided
nrtvr'u meadow md hi4h Land. pa>rur:i-r and
"'"I E'ud- 1t hh~ Tvs" G""d HOUSES with an "Tn!-
u' ul.,l pond tditc,n ct them. 1t contains
lai-r Lot II Valuable pine birch and other tim
ter easy col access T. the mill The location and
It..uurcr~ at th, tam render il one ui th, most
,~lI.tti, ia TN, Valley "t thr Connecticut river.
~ III hr ~'d either i"-'th'r separate lots
the purchaser UiN desire.
For iuilh"I ul"rmaii"n inquire of
MRS. j. 4. GLEASON.
l-M Mclndu,> Falls. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
a U CTiC NJ!
The subscriber " Ill -,I al Public Auction Oh
Thursday. sept. %6, 1872, at ten . clock 4 VI .
A val HE EADEA

a HtLLS~E AHFH
obtaining about ~ acres Of excellent land we'll
divided into lIllagc, Pasture and " undland all ia
-""d state Of cultivation with never failing wIt,i
at h"H>" and barn. Being situated within few
rods OF the Depot of the T.. y q. L. L. it is a con
NrnI"nt plac" tor any wi-hiu. Il" business at
~. 'i"hnsbuIN a. they 20 bach and forth "n
morning and evening. trains.
Their" l. "n tins place - 81 good building lots
Any "n. can build and live here much cheaper than
AT -. Juhn-bnry and 20 the trains {" them bus
mess. Let all who cnntcmplat" going back one OF
two miles To build. bear tins III mind and attend
TIM, sale fuI the property will he sold 1" the highest
bidder. Also will lie sold at the time and
plIcr the following Personal Property:
Dnr .,oud business H"i-". ten Years old | four
y,.pr.,ld colt | twoNr.ir-uld colt yrirliu. { lt
extra Cows. about 10 tons Hay. lot ot Straw Oats
Potatoes sc Also Lot of Farming Tools and
Household Furniture. \ II the above property " III
he sold nn the above named day Ia the highest hiL
der Terms made known tinI, and place OF sale
FRANKLIN SMITH.
East 81. Johnsbury. Vt, August Is II
John TAlSEY'S ESTATE.
- The subscribers. having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court tuI the District of
CIlcd"ga. commissioners To receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons agaiIl-t
the estate of John Iaisey. late OF Grotnu in
said district deceased. represented insOlvent and
TN, term of six months from the oath day of Aug
l-. being allowed by said Court the creditor, Of
said deceased. To exhibit and prove their respectv We
claims before Us: Give notice that We will attend
Il the duties OF our appointment AT the dwelling.
house of William laisey. i'll iiruton i'll said dis
trct "n the oath day of October and 2lst day OF
February next. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon On
each OF said days.
s4ss J JEFF ISpST HEBREW ScOmm'r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
arm at Auction !
Ih, subscriber will sell at Public Auction ON til,
premises. On
TUESDAY,, October 4, 1872,

AT 10 "ci. Oh y. VI his Farm cnutainin. 40 acres
situated IA the southeast part of panyiIlr l l..
miles from ii i"hn~burN is well divided int til
la" and IrH-tH!Iu-. with 10 acres of wood land
mr~tN hard wood limb, / also 81 good house, shed
and barns thereon. r'nuing water sufficient ton
premises. Ihri" j. -pnd apple orchard the,
premises.
ut r:It~. tons IT straw.
FARMING IuOi = CONSIST II m"w iu- machine,
h.r~, rake. pillows. hII"w.. u\ cart. lumber WI.
= IIs;Nrr>r ~rla -",d work harnesses. 500 >.I
hUckrI~. / sap pans. a..
>TO' ~. = GOOD w"Ih horse, | mare l. ears old
with t'il. and ether pr"n.rt, MT mentioned.
FERNS mad, known IL time "i SALE. sale u,-i
tive. i. II. Mnur,. lurtInu"rr
IRA SMITH
HauNill, sept. l.. I-.2 aii5'
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81. ,4uhnsburn G'alrdOnian.

-. John ~iurH. VI. Irid.,N, sept. 20. 49,.
=, Irirmd- IVA tins section "i the STATE will add
mater all, To- TIA" interest ct the talrd"nan 10y
~,u,u- .:- lo,:,l Items promptly and ia Il brief lr-
.,i. .,,lr
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To SiackSn1ithS!

E'Z sale. E. Black smith shop and dwelling House
situated III the Nilla-r Of East IuI>liu. There l.
-""d water III, lee belonging t" said shop. Il
ur~t rat" Turbine water wheel, fan blow a large.
rin,i~tuu. and IMP hammer with all the n,,rs~.l-
- machinery f"I drivin- the same. There j. It
GOOD custom tH-ln,-~ and other blacksmith in
the place. Possession given Immediately. Apply
SAM FL. MILLS
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5HmrLagr!s.

In 81 .IoimrSbury sept. Il. by Rev. {. NJ South
gate. Mr.. Jess, X. Spuairs and Miss Maggie L;
liar~tnw both of bradford.
vt Lyndon Centre, Sept 10y Rev. Mr.. Iral,y
Mr. Orvillr :. Quimby and Miss Josie Prttigrrw
both of .yndnm
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Farm for Sale +!

situated mil, from Depot 81 N"rII-v ill, IS miles
nom stevens Village. Garnet. known ~ the Cam
urN farm. rlt 'Iuru- Ia .,,l'.~.-.ih"Ut wood
,ud. thu nal.ut suitably diNud,d into tilEt-r and
pasture. G,eui .lrll, amt sugar ur,hard- running
water al h"u~, and ruu. C"mf.rtihI, h"ul~,. Tor d
-ru.li family. " nud Iui ciIrIA,. shed corn barn
barn .b\4u. with ,,lltl. built in i'll.
Price. - u"i. EASY trlIil>. Nah, early uppli
cation tu ". l. NELSON. a4t