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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
GREAT. REDUCTION OF FARE.
neutrality-suspicious. UNSURPASSED.

=
Passenger train leaves Richmond depos gasy n'm,
days excepted at T. M conneetsTs =. eTfY and
DHSiEE WEBSTER, touching at the river i I,
ings. and arriving In Baltimore on, the tollowlhg
morningin time TO connect with trains nortn anu a'
west. ~ ~ = -. -, n.cr,cr .,,rcLoJ
% P a pal train leaves at P. Mon SUNDAYS
for West Point only .,.o,. ,,,,.-
more daily {Sundays eXccpted) at r. Nj, arriving
in Richmond the following morning Ut IL.
Iss; tI,is line passengers enjoy COOL nights rest
Freight tr'lin leaves daily thondays excep'e'' al
: FreIahts received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded No Kerosene oil transported
over iii; line Through bills Of lading given to all
points
From Richmond to Baltimore. so
From Richmond to Philadelphia. IS
From Richmond to New York. 10 90
From Richmond to Boston, all rail- from New
OrK 49, ~ ~
From Richmond to Boston via tile Souild..... IS rs
To Baltimore aud returIls.... w
- - = WILLIAM n, BRAGG, Superintendent,
j. l.. TAYLoR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Rich
mond.
S. G. GuAsTY, General Agent, Baltimore Sc
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rUNARD LIN L The BR1- ~ ~,
~ TISH AND NORTH AMERICAN sAasasssg ~.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS DetNtGcn New OK
and Liverpool. calling at Corl; llarbOr.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the Wednesday steamers not carr?ih2 steer
age: ,, -, ,,
First Cabin. $3.50. gold. Second Cabin 50 goII
First Cabin 10 IaflS - I''
Return tickets. .9.'"' S"'''
By the Tuesday and saturday steamers: ..
First Cabin. $50. gold. Siecrdgc $50 curlcNC!'
Storage tickets from Liverpool aud Queenstown
and nil parts of Europe, At lowest rates.
Belfast. Glasgow, Hayre, Antwcrp, and other pofrI
on the Continent and for Mediterranean E"rt;. %i.!
he issued by The VIRGINIA and 20 X &c
THROUGH LINE. they having made the Necessary
arrangements with tic OLD DOMINION SiEhM'
SARD LINE thence Ia Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C.; apply to The Agents OF uie ol' 10
mIniOn Steamship Company. ,
General Agent Cunarl! Line.
j. D. KELLEY, Jr., General Agent Virginia
10 and Foreign Through Line.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD, run as

THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD. run as
l. follows: 20.
The mail trains leave Richmond at 3a5 4. al. and
2:SO p. NJ. and leave Petersburg at 405 A. III. ana
TO p. VI. ...'
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
ut A, VI. and 4o Z. NJ, and leave Petersburg at 10
A. NJ and $50 l.. NJ. s. .r
The 3:i5 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond oil
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. t..
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:3o p. NJ.
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect at
Petersburg with the IL a. NJ. train.
Passengers rom Glover Hill will take the $50 ~
VI. train on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays !;
and returning, leave Richmond on the saie Gays III
800 p. NJ.
The mail trains will stop only at Chester: -,
The A. NJ. train will connect ut Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor
SLEEPfNG RS on the 2:ao P. NJ. train, running
through to Wilmington. r. b. KASEY,
all I Ticket and Freight A gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

,Ny NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE PUB
IIsIED IN THE WORLD SENT TO
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY AT
LOW RATES
BY
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
SEWSDEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
1lI6 MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA.
pAlLIES.
New York Herald. .Sl2 70 Washington Pa
New York World. IL 90 triot .::........Slo w
En,y yorE 'rrfbunc IL 90 Baltimore Sun 90
W.sbinesnn Ci,ron- Baltimore Ameri-
tcle 10 90 can ............ss.s y w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
By Richardson / Co.,

By Richardson 4 Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
llla Main street
FRAME DWELLING VIII LIZ
rooms AND STABLE WITH EIGHt I,
ON lbAS The st Instant,
% I,cock p NJ. ne shall sell by auction, on tlie
PREMISE. the nbove-escrbed property ioeassa e on
Ec south side OF the dock ut the terminus Si Of
t"cnth street with the privilege of the reheMa oi
the lease Of the ground on which said buildings
stand p,rr1ApnSON e co.
EkAS' IA '"i' Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
TO PHYSICIANS.

TO PHYSICIANS.
FLUID EXTRACT OF CALABAR BEAN. made
from the fresh beau, and guaranteed reliable:
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF Err
GOT, combined with aronadcs to prevent maui
sea, and |ully representing ergot;
CALABAR GELAT1NE, for contracting the pupil
ATROPiNE GELATINE, for dlatins the pupil of
the eye;
LAMINARIA TENTS, imported:
SPONGE TENTS, carbOliZed:
SURFACE THERMOMETERS,
AXILI.A THERMOMETERS,
URlNOMETERS, complete;
MAGNlFYINGi GLASSES, for medical use;
with all the new and valuable medical and surgical
appliances, to be had Of
MEADE & BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
deo7 919 Main street.
THE PEERLESS GLOBE-FLOWER
L COUGH SYRUP. for the cure of every form OF
cough, bronchitis, asthma, sore throat, horscnesS,
&C., and will positively consumption If taken III
time. Ste circulars. For sale by prcprtctors'
wholesale agents,
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists.
I2l6 Main street, corner Thirteenth,
oc 4-3m Richmond, Va.
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,,ssTTsy Co., ufssre Dsyas
. By Richardson & co. s.5s..,z
.Rea, Estate i gents and Atctionecrss, 81
No. if15 Main street. 81

.c1EyERAL DESIRABLE PEWSs lN. ST
SPaULrs CHURCH FOR SALE AI .;ass. ~ ~
saii an nv erictiou ON file premises, several
RIBLE TEWS in the aboye,named church, 8S
= : A1' Nv order OF the vestrya -
- RICdARDS0E & Co, Auchonecra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

A CCOUNT BOOKS,
N MADE OF ENGLISH OR AMERICAN
PAPER. in TIE BEST STYLE, AT
1918 MAIN STREET.
Early orders solicited.
Large stock Of cheap BLANK BOOKS always on
hand.
& ENGLISH for the best BLANK
ROCKS made In Virginia. tic Film
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--~ 80 S-s~~@I-s--~-
N5ATIoNAIs TiNEs-sTsE 81 Fg9a
MO QIrEEsToWE AND q r. J: ~ =
from pier ~ North liver, New York; EVER sATGR-
2 yssn; dict K ss s "a s s asss
donderry. Queenstown, OF Glasgow, to New York,
prsepsae Seeks 81 points In Eng.
land or the Continent al cheap currency rates. -.
T9r fu5.sr PmfG n Re fasa '
e Hs9s#syaS; Y YsT fEo ass Ct 70
&C s-sm 3 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
,DHMADELPHIA, RICHMoND ScFSsS
l * AsR aeFfa2IIkE pE4 pih fSfts
& sEa4s SsRBBssEa6 aaa "a 1Sa ssd
Richinord every MONDAY and THURSDAY, al
Fregits received daily fexeept sundaysh cheaper
than BY any other route fotall PennsyIysnia
and New jersey also for New Orleans via Southern
Freight as taEsn for Norfeik At nodsIats rates
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
800 WILLIAM + S gL.,l Eco, 4 co2Agents
feIs 81 3 No. u South Wharves, Philadelphia.
FOR NEW YORK.--OLD Do SFERg
L MINICN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. sssE@ss
TRs sdsTRss snshgs WYAN9KEM IShHI
Point, and Riclrmoi,d, every TUESDAY, THURS
and st 1ksD q f2S1 Z and s sGS
DAY, Mt high tide. = ,'#F -
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
SALOONS and stateroonis; The fare, accommodations
Close connections made with steamers for all South,
ern and European ports ,,n,
TER OF ONE PER CFNT., at the Offices Of this
Fsf further 'nf'r" S5hS sgo'WS Y SArr Agent,
+ my % Nos Governor street
IMPORTANT TO WEsTERNsiMSs
THE PowHATAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BALTIMORE A M t pHIo RAILROAD
=, TO TUE WEST
eff Isnpfser nGGS 10 and from
the est ut low rates quick time, and less handling.
All Western and eastern bound freight delivered to
and Sceived from on the ears OF the p sm ,n
s NS GhS Eeaa roa Jyych IS vs
transfer BY drays aud exposure to weather III Balti-
more. ,,
nSr21sh bills of WIFE Ssp 2" : Agent
DOR RPOOL AND aG!FS
i QUEENSTOWN, INSIAN LINE OF c ssesFra. AZ,
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
--- ~ ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE in Gold. Payable In Currency.
First Cabn...........sT5 Steerase. ...........sSa
To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so To London. y
To Paris ............ 90 To Paris ......".:. IS
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and the
Continent. at moderate ratca
For further Information, apply at the COMPANY,
offices JOHN G.. DALE. Agent,
So s. Is Broadway, New York or 10
! -,s,g JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
taoa Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

UTAVERLY NOV S, BULWER,
Dickens, Answorth. Marryatt, Fielding, Smollett,
Dumas, Lever, Thackeray, Poe, Hood Goethe,
Schiller Banim, Lever, Cockton, Addison, Disraeli,
and many other standard writer's, al 1918 Main
street.
de 23-dSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT e sti++l;It7
81 COMPANY. dzrnessSSas

and baggage checked through. ,,,,ue,,.
and SATURDAYS. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Hos-
toni baltimore, and brncIpal landing, on Chcsa-
pc,kc Bny. aud all regular landings Oh James river,
ut REASONABLER RATES.
Freight received from y. ". I'LL II NJ
Freight for way -landingi must lie prepaid.
J.. II. TAICM, General Agent
Office, Company's wharf.
Branch office, corner Main aud Ninth streets.
Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

HTARSHAL's SALE.-By order Of court
wi In the matter of John a. Walsh bankrn dn MIN WIN
street. FRIDAY january sth, at 10 O'Clock A. M''
large and choice stock of
oOIL CHRONIC PAINTINGS,
FINE ENGRAVlNGS.
ELEGANT PLATE MIRRORS,
FRAMES and MOULDINGS,
hooks, STATIONERY, and
FANCY ARTlCLES.
ALSO,
DESKS, SHOWCASES, STOVES; . &c c. s &c.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited % aIehd
dated JANUARY 3, 1872 DAVlDB. PAkkEh,,
ja ltd Onicu oL,Veo o- D.- --.---
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a1,oxe, srATrONERY, ae.

BOOKS, STATIONERY. 6e.
AND STATIONERY
ID FOR THE NEW YEAR
Tho srtscr,t,ers are supplied with fuli stock OF
GOOD BLASK-BoOKS,
comprising all the us9s forms .s e PdERiS
WnIfs H. nno11KS. BII.I,-BOOKS, X = :
HOOKS, CTECK-Booxs, and MhhoSANDo."-
bH MoriS. re-appoin.ed BOOK BIND Itn they
ara nrapsred to manufacture BLANh-booho "
any speSSa sye pai.e IN stock DIARIES CALENDARS
and NLMhSACS for 1872
CnIendars 10 their customers eIats. p.prrAM
de . MoDDllo C--I--- - -
1910 NOW IS THE 1872.
TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE FOR TILE YEAR
1872.
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100 BUSHELS HERDSGRASS.
iUU ser ALLISON Il ADDISON.

nOO BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED,
@UO strictly prime. ,,sn,
So II AILlSON " AIDlco.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

100 BUSHELS CLOVER SEED.
HUI seq ALLISON & ADDISON.
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WANTED. FIVE HUNDRED RAIL
w ROAD HANDS for the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad also several FOREMEN with fierce OF hf-
teen hands each. Wanted, ONE HUNDRED WO-
MEN for private families in New York.
j. 7. JUSTIS,
Labor and Emigrant Agent
tal No. Q Fifteenth street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
PrintingHouse Square as 1t Was.

Ia the earlier days of Printing House
square. New \ oIk city. before the name
of the square had been thought of. n"
printing WIS dome on the premises. The
American Tract Society was the pioneer.
and next the "NcW York Observer
When the Tract Society was formed in
I-26. the ground on which its beautiful
house now stands was occupied hN Il
miserable old wooden tavern. and its
surroundings on Na>Sau and Spruce
streets were i'll Keeping with it. Spruce
street wa~ Il uHlr"w lame. hut soon after
wa, Widcned thirty feet. On its north
east corner. The sun" the first daily
penny paper, and "rhc plchcian. were
printed. before the ''Tribunc" building
was erected.
Directly opposite the Tract House "II
Nassau street. where the II imr>" office
now iS. WIS an old one story Wnudcn
lcctul"-rnnm. and ON Bcckman street
WAS thc Brick Church. between which
was Il grave ward with many brown and
mok,.n head>tomrS.
From the upper stories of the Tract
iiuU~r. hctWcci the church and the.
lccturc-r"onI. there wa> Il ii, lighttul ont
look acr,>> the Park. Ia I-2G. the
"Ncw York Observer" occupied the third
story "t the huilding. Ouc afternoon
after hcautitul shower. wi hen the de
clining sun Was shining with all its
hlilliancN through the opening leaves
and upon the green grass of the Park.
;@ II number of gentlemen We're admir-
img the view. Professor Morse graphical
ll remarked. The people who occupy
this house have u fine prospect beyond
the grave"
After = few wears the wooden lecture
room gave place toa large Brick Chapel.
which stood till l-:Ii. when it WAS de
m"li>hcd with the Brick Church itself
and the beautiful Times Building" was
/ erected, covering the whole area.
The improvement thus cnmmt need 10y
/ the Tract Society in l-25. has since been
steadily going ON. New buildings have
been erected. spruce street has been
almost wholly built up. and Nassau
| street rchuilt far down below Bcckmair
and Ann streets. The printing has been
| eNtcud"d. ill in addition Ia all the book
| printing. several of the leading secular
and religious journals alr located up
ON and send uut thciI immense daily
and weekly i>>uc~ from Printing House
/ Square. Illustrated Thri>ijUH IIcckIg
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
VOLUME 35---NUMBER 1901.

Then" continued the doctor. Il
took him bv the nose. and. leading him
to the door. kicked him out of my of
flee.
Ibid yon kick him. doctor ," cried
the excited Mr.. p Did Won real
ly kick him? oh. | am 50 glad. as /
ottcn. ottcn tct Ike kcLjHg him myscIf!"
: Mr.. Charles II. Webb. whose
witty productions have frequently ap-
pcaIrd. has discarded literature to de
vote himself t" making large sums of
gold IN Broad Street. After Mr.. Evans
returned from Brazil. some two Ncar~
ago. aIl,l published three militant anti
clc> ON thai country in IIarprr'> Maga-
zine. Evans met Webb. and narrated
some of his hunting exploits how he
had haggcd monkeys. tapii>. etc.
"AIc lnu u good shot ," asked Webb
"Oh. | can snuff candle" WIS the
reply.
''That'S why ynu went out there to
practice on mpjrS." said Webb.
Three or tour Years since. when il
Was thought that General Butler would
l." pushed t"r the presidency, Webb
quoted:
"uf all the sad words or tongue and pen
The -ai'!' are We may hav" Ben "
You don't think I'll ate with ma
gnr asked the cook. Wien cnlnred
waited was engaged.
II don't know. answered Webb. In
speak to him. and see if he has ANY oh
irctionS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
A Wonderful Secret.

Every nov and then We IuI acT">~
IN adv ,lti>,mCnt of some diSintcrr~tcd
indil idual vino. for Il mnrNrluu>k small
compensation. iS ready tu communicate
the priceless secret of how to make
Yourself attractive. In one east il
is the secret of hrauil. BUY this Ic-
recipe and Nrur homcin,s, disappears
n, fhy magic. y"ur Squimt is gone. ynu
crooked nose is straight. Nuur HIGH
check bones are lower. Nolr trccklc>.
mol"S pimplr>. and bad teeth vanish
in Il night. Sometimes the secret j.
ohli%ingiN done up in Il lotion ol 4 COS
mctic. and sold "hN all respectable IL
pothrcaIir~." Apply it and sali"W. hII-
ions complexion is Vanpuishcd. Your
skin is of :m '.llIhaStcr- always ald-
haStrr-w whitrncsS. 1t tnrms uu cuanl-
cl proof even against caStIle->uap. Oh
now it is new hair-dlc. which can h,'
applied in five minutes. and which co
lorS the hair mHguiicently. leaving il
glossy and natural" As ii is aprlic'!
in five minutes. and contains no drlCtc-
li0us ingredient (cXccpt lead. why
should there he any more bald heads
Let us wipe ont the traces of age and
lac Voung again. The fountain at Youth
i round the. corner. on the shelves 81
the druggist. just behind tlic soda f"un-
tain There are l-pnNdcrs. and
remedies for badness. and blooms "l
Youth. and lalmS of ten Thousand flow
crS. What need If getting ont of re
pair! Here is the magic that shall
make us whole again.
And oft what do these tlousand- How
! a., ,I,,-t.,,. IL
people. and these iiarnrleS,-haili inv igor
ator people. and these mol"-amd- -trec!l,
people who advertise ,'n largely. live
on the fools and gIccuhornS, YOU may
SAY and with Truth. And Yet we are al
fools enough we are all wise enough
to wish to he attractive to others. Som,
lis of are too lazy tocNcrt ourselves III thai
direction but all of lis have Somrr de
| sire to h" attractive. And it l. thi'
trait of human nature that affords past
uragc for the wondcIiul-secrc ;lNcr
| tiScIS.
But we can not do much for our com
| plcNion. If we tamper with it. il grow
worse. Moles and trcckles are only
! skin-,leep. il is true; but they will mo-
| leave for any cosmetic not sufficient
strong to take the skin also. Martha
Jane can no more use with safety Il de
| pilaturN powder to rcmovctlIc pale nIli~
/ tachr from the corners Of her mouth
than William Henry can use AN mvig
/ Grating lotion to promote the growth %
his very Vulnerable Whiskcrs. But W,
can render ourselves more attractive
| There are remedies for responsiveness
! Molcs and fieckles are small matters
| The art of being attractive is deeper
than cosmetics go. After cleanliness
and neatness have been attained, We
J can do little more to make the body at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02

/ tractiVe. But tIite aS the truth is, let
us say it over once more. There is that
| Ill inward temper can make the rudrSt
exterior pleasant and even beautiful
| We once heard an eminent Senator Ic-
mark of the hnmelcSt of our historic
men. that though his exterior was 50
rude. ''thc gentleman always >h"uc
| through the CRACKS" And we shall hot
Say that il does not matter what sort of
Il hod} y"u live in. if the real gentle
mHn shines through.
/ DO not hc frightened. We shall not
/ give You ii catalogue OF the familiar
graccs that make the ugly face seem
beautiful. But we think they might
hr included in one. The most attrac-
tive lirtuc of all is hclpfulncSS. The
! hands that minister are always hcHuti-
/ ful. The InScli>h, the >cliSacIitiring.
/ hclptul soul i never without love. John
Howard, the great philau'hr"pi>t. when
/ hut twenty-five Years old. WAS cared
for III sickness almost mortal 10y Il w"-
man twice his age. Aud her helpful
Hess So adorned her that W hen Howard
got up from his illness he forgot all the
soumg and hand>omr women that Il
man III his position might have welded.
ana married the motlcllE Woman
whose face was gloriiicd 10y her good
hess. And it was Il similar gratitude
| that led thaIlcS James Fox to many
/ Mrs. AImi>tcad. But not iii matters ot
matrimony only. hut in all daily life the
lovelicst people are the helpfulleSt.
1t seems 1t little irrrVercmt to conclude.
an, article which >taItS otiwith advertise
mcut> of cosmetics among the fal>rsl
! things in the world with an allu~nn 10
the trur>t and most sacred subject in
the world: but we cam not refrain SAY
ing that the Life which has moved and
m"ldrd the world m"ie than any other
. iil, the world knows. WAS Il life of inf
mite hclptulrcsS. From the wine of
Cana tn the cnmNrI>.ltion with the thief
nt Calvary. the story of the gospels i
An epic of hrlptulnrS>. HoGrh amt
Homc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02

Settl" on II coarse, gross looking man
opposite. with >hagg, coat, with the
collar turned up around his ears. | felt
that this man. with the heavy hanging
jaw, WAS Cain. And as looked fur
lively ACROSS. | caught the wide open
blue orhs of the fair little girl. Ohrying
the Instantaneous impulse of my heart
arose and went over to her.
You have heard what We were say
ing, my child ,"
eyes 4 murder. On, how hoIlihlc"
"Do not he frightened: no one
shall hurt Nour'
She smiled up i'll my face with Il
sweet, conliding innocence.
Our stay at ENmouth WAS but brief;
hut during the delay | could see that
the ever watchtul detective had chang
ed his seat for one nearer the british
man with the shaggy coat.
See" t5ltcred the Young giIl, they
locked the car doors at EXm"uth; they
are unlocking them now
She WAS right.
"lrohahlN they We're fearful that the
criminal would escape" remarked, in
an uudcltonc.
"Will you may trouhle y"u t" bring
me II glass of water -
| rose and made my way toward the
icecool,r with difficulty. for thc train
WAS again under rapid motion. To my
NcNation. tn" goblet was chained to The
shelf
NO matter" said she, with winning
smile. Il will come myself"
drew the Watcr and held up the
cup: hut instead of tHkin" il H> She Ip-
preached. She brushed suddenly past
me, opened the door. and rushed out
upon the platform.
stop her, Stop her" shouted the
detective. suddenly >priuging t" his
feet. ''She will I've killed, Conductor
brakeman. hold up
There WAS Il rush, Il tumult. Il hustle.
| was the first upon the platform: hut it
WAS empty aud deserted. save 10y a half
frozen brakeman. who seemed horror
stricken.
she passed me like Il shadow, and
| Jumped oft ~ We crossed C;iIu turnpike
road" he >tammcrcd.
'.Iumpcd off the express traia," said
the conductor. well" he added.
Smuggling his shoulders. ''Shc must have
been killed instantly. What mld folly -
Its five hundred dollars out of my
pocket. said the detective. rurtully.
Il didn't want Il row before We got 1"
| BAY >Watcl. but | WAS Il cnmtouudrd
| fool. \ woman c"lucrcd will do amy
| thing. bclirvc."
What ;" CALCULATED. "Nnu surely
d" NOT mean that child
- mean; SAID the Irtr''\e '"!h!ii =
thlt 'hllh aS You can h'r' i +t'l'i''
burton. Il married N"ii''',' 'N'h'2 ->'E \
l''iH I" age VII" iiH' hiSh'' '"'.''E'
! i""l persons III cor" '',"'i' ana WIS
/ ill% /" escape l" '''''''''' l''' : Wilt
! mean.
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Weeks Cough Cure.
New Steam Laundry.

The Subscribers are purchasing machinery and
hAtures: and are fitting up rapidly possible
new STEAM LAUNDRY in this village. a soOI
AZ IN working order shall announce the fact
W" expect by doing good work at fair prices, tC
Receive the patronage of the public.
ELY 81 GASKELL.
81 JOhnsbury. Dec. % ls7I. 96tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02

A correspondent states that for some
seven years, his chickens have been kept
free from lice by strewing small branches
of cedar about the hennery. Previous
to the use OF this simple remedy, they
were badly infested. No white washing
or other means to eXpel vermin, have
been used.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
BARBER SHOP.

Mr.. +. {. GILL begs leave 10 announce t" the
public that he has bought the barber shop former
~ occupied by ". Parker, situated in the Avenue
House Block, un Il. r. Street 81. JOhnsbury.
BY strict attention 10 business, and by employing
hrSi-class help, he hopes To merit good share of
public patronage eif