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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-14

MoRrrARY REPoRT.---Thc following is the
mortimry report for the week ending Satur.
day, February 10th. complied from sections
returns received at the office of the Board OF
Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city. y;
inaddition, } 5still-born were reported e white,
colorcd) Sex: Males, 10 /; females, II. Color:
White males, 6; white females. ): colorcd
males, A.; colorcd females, T.. Condition
Single, 10; married, !; widows, 8; un-
known, .. Nativity: United States, 81.
Locality: City at large, >; Marshall Ward, .
Jefferson Ward, 4: Madison Ward, 6 Mon
roe Ward. 5: Clay Ward, 6; Ahnshollsc. ,.
Age: One day to thirty,3; one month to six.
/ six months to twelve one year to three.
;; three years to five, l =; five years TO ten, |;
ten years to twenty, 4 twenty years TO thirty,
;thirty years to forty, +; forty Years to fifty,
/; sixty years to seventy. y; seventy years
to eighty. /. BY whom certified Regular
practitioners, 81; Coroner, >; Board OF
Health, :. Causes OF death Cancer OF
womb, | {; commissions, /: consumption, Il
(whitc. ,: colorcd. ~ crrclritis, |; ccrebro-
spinal meningitis. diphtheria, l heart
disease. | kidney disease, 1; marasml>, |;
pneumonia. &; pucrpcral convulsions, /:
>cad. l; >crotula, Whitc); tccthin:;, ta-
heo mcscntcriCl, l: unknown. ,.
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DsssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.


(,O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--Mr. }.
" NJ SKINNER, 10 long connected with us, ms
from this date an interest In our business INC nri
name Will IN the future be WEST, JOHSsIoS %
co. "ESI y ooii'ohot''
A continuance of that liberal patronage heretofore
accorded the old firm Is feeftHsf f%1sa WfsT 0 tue
new. g,DiSf W q ioIIESTo<
J. NJ. SKINNER:
RICHMOND, February !, ls7? ~ Ie lt-at
DIssoLUTloN OF co-PAkTSEkshp
The firm of PAINE & co. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The name Of the firm Will only H
used In liquidation. ..,. 80, IT,
business. w. ~. 1ntSTDS D,YSE
COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have associated themselves 10
getlier under the firm and ssyleof
PAINE, CABELL Il CO.,
for the purpose of conducting general
AUCTION, COMMISSION, aud JoBBiS6. bcei-
NESS.
for the sale of
~ DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS, &c, &C.,
and respectfully solicit the patronage OF TIE oiu cns
toners OF the firms Of Kent, Paine & Co., Paine j
Co.. and the trade generally. .
consIgnincntS OF all kinds OF merchandise, upon
which we are prepared to make liberal advances,
and to which we promise our best attention.
- - ROBERT a. PAINE.
JOIN i aAsklF Z. FAisAE. fsAEEkLL'
r,,,r,,rv- -.s# - fp g-lnt
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, Rurs WHICH HAVE BECOME LAWS SINCE OUR
,sT REpoRT.-The Committee on Enrolled
Bills Yesterday reported that the following
have become laws:
An act for the relief of tho srreties of
BENJAMIN. Robinson, sheriff Of Greene coun-
ty. Approved February 9th.
An act to amend the charter Of the City
Gas Light Company of Norfolk. Approved
February 7th.
An act to secure the preservation of his
torical papers in the capitol building. Ap-
proved February Sth.
An act authorizing Stephen Bond, late
sheriff of Carroll county, to collect taxes ad-
ranccd and paid into the Treasury by him
which were assessed for the year 1869. AD-
proved February Sth.
An act to amend and reenact sections Z and
of chapter 2l5 of the Code of 1860 in rel,.
ton 10 proceedings in criminal cases against
convicts. Approved February Sth.
An act to simplify declarations in actions
against Insurance companies. Approved
February Sth.
An act respecting special meetings of the
Board of Directors of the Valley Railroad
Company, and to make valid certain acts OF
said company. Approved February 9th.
An act to extend the time within which
James Fields, late sheriff of Washington
county, may collect the taxes for the yen
1869 and 20. Approved February Sth.
An act for the relief of Charles Burgess
ST., of King William county. Approved
February Sth.
Anact in relation to the disposition of the
interest of the State in the James River and
kanawha Canal Company. Approved Feb.
| rlmry II.
An act to Incorporate the Bridgewater and
Rawlcy Springs Turnpike Company. Ii
! force February 13.
An act to incorporate the Potomac Land
| and improvement Company. In force Feb
ruary 13.
An act to amend an act passed january 10
| 1867. entitled an act to amend an act entitled
| i'll act in regard to abandoned turnpikcs. II
| force February 13
An act to change the title and amend th'
net to incorporate the Farmvllc. Charlottcs
vile and StanardsIillc Narrow-Gall@c Rail
| road. In force March %, 1871. In force
| February 13.
An act to incorporate the Amherst Turn
pike Company. In force February IS.
4
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The Consequences of Shaving off a
Beard

y worthy citiIru uudrTtuok to Irlm
his beard. Il short time since. and 10y Il
slip of the scissors spoiled the cut. lie
trimmed Il little more. and still more.
hut il would look lup-sdcd 81 he went
+" the BARRIERS and got shaved for the
first time in twelve Years. lie WAS
very busy. and business detained him
in his office until Il late huu of the
night, and when he went home hc found
that his family had retired. This was
not an unusual occurrence. 50 he silent
lN entered 10y means of Il paSS-keN g.
sought his own room. and uudrcSScd
without Lighting the gas. He got part
~ into hcd, when his wife u>tonishcd
him hN uttcriug IL loud and prolonged
scream. He WAS very much alarmed
for her. and feared She had lost her rc:r-
son. He implorcd her to tell him what
was the matter. At the sound of his
voice she screamed: 'Oh. Edward.
come quick, and save me. Il am
here. dear" said he: but she only
screamed the louder at the words. He
sprang out of bed. and had Just struck
Il light. when his brother in-law. Il mus
cular siN-foutcr, rushed into the room,
and fired revolver at his head. Luck
ily. it missed. but his fist did not, for in
Il minute Il palc-taced man, with Il long
white robe. staggered under IL blow
that doubled the size of his organ of
comparison. My God - exclaimed
the husband. ''are Nou all crazy ~
BLESS my heart :" exclaimed the mus
cular brOther-in-l ''it it amt Ned
himself Why, what on earth tempted
YOU to get Yourself up III that style p
What style" asked the much-abused
husband, rs he rubbed the growing
bumps on his forehead. "Why, when
did you shave ?" 1t was all clear to
him then. His wife had put up heI
hand i'll the dark, and meeting the
shaved face of a man, took her husband
for an intruder. She recognized his
voice at first, but the second time he
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li"iu ih, t"u-I,gilIuulI-i
The British Constitution.
~ tIiAEII> NII;ENNk~.


Ina i plcN lou> number il has been
>h"nn HAT the government of Grcat
Britain. ;i> we'll a~ the making of its
laws. I">t> community IN the Sovereign.
the HOUSE. at I.uId>. tui PCrlSl and the
House of C"un"m>. The execution of
the laws ArNnlvrS upon ilI, SOVEREIGN
alone. and the power of the Executive
i the same whether exercised hN Il
kin" "r Il queen. The office is held
during life. and i> hereditary. passing
upon the death of the Sovereign. to the
next heir: preferably t" males. hut
lacking these. To females in the same
degree of relationship. \ Younger son
would inherit the throne To the rNclu-
sion of all daughters hut ANY daughter
would stand in the order of succession
before IN uncle. Il nephew or Il male
cousin. The Prince of Wales is the
" Heir Apparent Ia the throne. and in
ease his recent illness had proved fatal.
the henShip to the succession would
have fallen To his eldest son: and in
the further contingency of death. the
crown would pass to each of his chill
drcn III turn. before either of the SUI
NiVing children of the Queen would he
entitled to it.
BY the "Act of Settlement" lin the
reign of William III.) which excluded
from the succession the Roman Catho-
lie branch of the Stuart family. the SOY
ereign power WAS limited to the heirs
of the Princess Sophia. grand
daughter of james !. they being Prot
e>tant>: and il WAS furthermore provi-
ded that thencetorth the crown could
he worn only by IL Protestant : and that
if the king or queen should marry Il
Roman Catholic. the crown would hv
that act he forfeited.
The person of the Sovereign is sa-
cred he is above the law no act of
Parliament can bind him. unless it con-
tain express words to that effect. 1t is
also IL maxim of the law that the king
can do no wrong: he is not responsible
for the commission of ANY act. and no
omission upon his part can Ice taken
advantage of he possesses the power
of pardon and of mercy toward crimi-
mails: he is the fountain of Justice and
of honor from him all titles of nobility
and honorable distinctions spring; all
military and civil rewards and decora-
tiOns, such as orders Of knighthOOd.
crosses. stars. and medals for mcritori-
Ous services. are in his gift. and nu
sub ject may wear or assume one grant
ed by Il foreign prince without his IL
cenSe. All commissions To officers in
the army and navy are granted. al
though they are not now signed by
him; he has the power of proroguing
Parliament-that is, putting an end to
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The Effects of Heat upon Young Chill
dren.

With the first heats of June in all our
large cities, comes cholera intantum
and the summer complaints of children.
of which it is the chief and the most
unmanagrable and fatal. Diarrhua
and dysentery have each their victims
i'll the same class of subjects. OF the
medical treatment and means of cure
we are not called upon to speak i'll
these columns, the less so, indeed, as
on these points physicians are not
agreed. The more important consider
alton is to prevent the coming on of
the disease and the Use of all hygicnic
agencies which preserve the health OF
children Chief among all the causes
of cholera infantum are high and sus-
tanned atmospheric heat and defective
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BUSINESS ClEDS.
ID. VI. MERRILL, VI. d.,
GSICIAN AND ST re EoN.
ufir,. over Binglmn'- Drug Storr 81. .Iohnsbury
uOUGHTON ~ POPE.
Homeopathic Physicians and surgeons.
MAIN STREET. ~. JuH>sBuRl.
Othcr hours from /" y. M, and Il /" : l.. VI.
-. HOUGHION, MD W q. l"lE. MD.
BILLARD n FOLSOM,
PHYSICIANS ANp SURGEONS.
81. I"hn-bury.
UHcs Bank Block Nam street
In Hullard's residence. Dr. Fuls"m's residence
F..t,rn Ay,nu, Railroad Street.
Onic,. hours from . To 10 y. NJ. To l.. NJ.
y. VI. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS.
IuH>>oNs BLOCH.
Railroad Street st I"hnsbury Vi.
JOHN BACON I'd,
DEALER IN HIDES LEATHER AND OIL
81. I"hushury Centre. VI.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH ASSETS OVER al no0 900
L. ID. BLOp"ErT. Special Agent. II. Juhn-burN. VT
st. BROOKS. VI. d.. &.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
once al his residence opp the Bakery J"hn~hury
PP. LONERGAN.
MAxUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS. ais" LEATIIEl;
Railroad Street. . ST. Iohnsbury, VT
GEO. &. a GEO. W. CAHOoN,
Connections at Lar Solicitors IN Chancery.
Procure Pensions and Bountes, Lyndon, Vermont
wM. W. CIRCUIT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
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Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY y HASKELL IInNt'S Block l.. Il. ST
Apothccarir>.
6 &. BINGHAM No > Bank Block Main 81
: RANDAII.N son. Randall Block. Il. Il. ST
Attorneys at Law.
BELDEN 4 MAY. Mo- Cal"lonian BIN. up stairs
!. j. WILLARD. Main ST, over Hall 4 Flrtchcr~
ais" Real Estate Er"kcr
H. G. IDE. Bank Block. Main street. Prompt aud
careful attention glNrn To every kind "f legal
business
Book Binding.
{. NJ. STONE \ co, Agents C,lrd"nian Block
opposite Monument
Books and stationery.
HOWARD y ROwELI Calrdonian BIN Nam 81.
Bakers and Conf,ctioner>.
CROSS & MATHEWS. Main Street.
BARRIERS.
X. b. BLACKSTONE. Union Block, Main street.
Blanks for Lawyers and Town Officers.
e. NJ STONE Il Co Calrdunian Block opposite
soldiers Monument.
Boots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER Danvillr. Bin. Il. Il. 81.
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
John y MOORE. Bank Block. opposite 81. Johns
bury H"usr. dealer in Ready Mad, Cl"thins. Hats
and Caps. Gents Furnishin" Goods. etc. etc
Clothing for Men and Boys.
f. y T. FAIRBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village.
L y I. FAIRBANKS & CO. Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting. Paper -Hangings. Window shades.
f. 4 +. FAIRBANKS & co. Fairbanks Village.
Cigar Manufiictory and smokers Bazaar.
CHARLES =. HASTINGS. Under Avenur House.
Dentists.
!. l.. PERKINS. Calrdoniam Block. Nam Street.
X W. WARMER Union Block Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEWS y PETTENGILL Eastern Avenue.
Dry Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
A f. BLISS Flanders Block K. L. Street
q. II. HALE. Avenue Block Il. L. street
E T. FAIRBANKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Dry Goods. housekeeping Goods. etc,
HALL & FLETCHER. Main Street
Flour and Feed.
GEO ALDRICH & co. Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Ca~ket>.
r. l.. HALL \ BROTHER. Main street.
q H. TISDALE, Flandr:s Block. mp stairs.
Family Groceries and Fruits.
A NJ COOK Il co. Eastern Avenue.
Groceries and House -Keepini; Goods.
ENTFA FAIEBANKS 4 60. Fairbanks Village.
Harness, Robes and blankets.
q. W. COOK, Eastern Arenn"
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE, Il; K. 81. -. q. Hale i'r"pr
Hoes and Forks.
ELY, BALCII & co. Portland street
Insurance. tLifr.D
T. r. SARGENT C.EtnaD Railroad Street
Iron Founder and Ma"Iini-t.
LUKE BIZZELI. N"rth end Il Il. street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
q. W. SENTEI: Nam Street.
{ l. WARD Wards Block, L. K Strrri.
Merchant Iailor-.
T. U<DERWOOD Danvillr Block. Il. X ~iI""t.
COkSEE \ SIA>. Union Block MaIn street
Music Rooms.
l. B HARRINGTON Sons Il co. l.. l.. street.
PLY sicistn, and surgeons.
DR. |. ". ADGATE. Er-idrmrr and office hI-
door south uf N"rth Church Nam street.
photographs.
+ b GAGE Browns Block. Nam Nu'"t-
q II. ALDRICH Bumlam'> building. Nam st
u \ CLIFFORD Calrdonian Block Main street.
Printers and Publishers.
G. NJ STONE 4 60. Calr,l"niau Block Nam -
stoves and Tin Ware.
SPATLpING \ FLETCHER Eastern Ay"Iur.
ii f Il u. Q. WOODRUFF. EatIr"ad street
II COWDERI Eastern NNruu".
Watches. .Jrwelry and Toys.
HOW ARD 4 ROW VEIL. talr,"niim III h. Mann ~
HOUGHrON n CARPENTER, Railroad street.
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Il declare" he said. IL never thought
of it before"
Nor did ever think of it in this
light" responded Uncle Daniel. But
let us give it Il good fair thought now
|. for one, will give spirit the entire go
10y for one week.
so will l." added Harlow.
~ on may count me ill.," said John
Breed
But remcmhrr." tninimed Uncle
Daniel. If we carry this thing ont. We
are to estimate the money thus saved
and appropriate il {" the purchase al
books"
"lm there" said Sebastian.
They shock hands upon the matter
and went on with their work.
\ week passed. and the four men
met. 10y appointment. at the hou>r "i
Daniel Swift. The first query WAS +,
know how Ir had stood it,
The old man was fairly iuhii.lh ilr>
eyes CLEANED with IL new lustlc. and h,
>t""d ;r>.~trai"ht rs the Youngest
II feel hcitrr f"r it," hr said with /;
vigorous emphasis. "F"! Il day or tW,
missed il. aS would have missed al
old friend: but in body have not suffer.
ed, and really. my appetite for y"oc
food l. better than ii has been hrtnr,
for wears. But that isn't all. Tn,
thought of what Il grand thing We viii
do. if We can get enough To Join lis
makes me feel that the last days of my
life MAY he the best and the lIappic>t."
II turned out that all four of them
had not only been true to their pledge
but that they were Willin" t" renew il
for all time. and to enter into the pro
.irrt proposed 10y their veteran aS>o-
ciItt.
ON the following day. Daniel Swift
with the pledge signed 10y himself and
the other three. went around among his
nrighhnrs and explained his business
Men and women listened to him. IT,,
spoke earnestly and kindly. He WAS Il
father i'll the district. and his words had
weight apaIt from their special plead
ing. People saw and confessed that il
would lac a good thing: and if he. the
oldest man in the place. VIII" had drank
spirit all his life. could leave it of. they
could
And before the week WAS ended h,
had obtained the mines of forty -tw,
cludcd that thirty cents Il week for each
man would hc Il fair sum t" establish
;> the spirit communications. This. they
found. would give them twelve dollar,
and sixty cents Il week. and six humd
dred and fifty dollars and twenty
cents for the wear, They could hardly
credit the figures. 1t did not seem pos
>ihlr They went over with the caicu.
lati"u again But So it WAS. And il
had cost their little community tEi,
sum i'm money to sunnmt tnrt,-tv,
iurs. To say nothing of th, fen thnus,ud
evils which were hut tno .,,r,,r.ut
\ society WAS formed. and officer,
chosen. and they ;,yrc,d that they vnul,
establish Il Library. of which each sub.
>crihcr should ht an equal shareholder
And Uncle Daniel uty,. :, ,uit,II,.Innu
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\ BAD MEMoRY.-Thrre Was once
good old lady whose great age had at
fected her III little less than in her mem
ory. She had forgotten nearly all her
past life. and could not remember the
names of her nearest relations. But
she never forgot how liable she was To-
forget, and being very sensitive on the
point. she tndraNOred in all sorts of
crafty ways to conceal her weakness i'll
this respect. One day All old friend
called OH her. and in the course of con
vcrsation Il Mr.. Jacob Peters was men
toned. The old lady picked up her
ears and tried to look knowing. To
save her life she could not remember
who Nh. Peters was.
"le>-yes, said she cunningly. ia
cob Peters , Certainly. certainly, | re-
member him. But just let's understand
each other. People do make such mis-
takes. y"u know. when they don't fix
things all straight ut first. Now tell
me exactly which Jacob Peters YOU
mean.
'Why. don't YOU remember Jacob ,"
cried the visitor. Jacob Peters was
your first husband :"
The old lady mused. Jacob Peters"
said she. "Why. YES. believe he TdS
my husband. or something of that
kind.
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Swiftville Library.

III
s.,,,, old star, n,.,r.nI over Y~,,iu
shall moi druI if and ,,t | SHALL tell
lnu IN. story once r,nr. There are
certain Icssnns ut. IiG. which will bear
r.u,,ti,,v ,.r, ,tt,u
Th, sin,, nr t,u,,. Iif,. has h.,u told
h, tongue and rcn, ever, day and
ever, hour in th. ,In\. for eighteen
hundred wears. and men have not learn
ed Ia hive if vet. SoIviIl tell tn \ou
the story of il,e Sviftyillr Library.
Svift,iIl. i :. small settlement. or
u,.t ,illnu. in fine Stnt. ,f' Maine. and
ih, Grand Truuk R;,iIruad emf. across
lis r,i,cir,,I streets. If WAS i farming
district. and ,ur,, ,fit> iutcr,ol, Lands.
npon the i'm, \udro.,nuuin. we're rich
and prnIurti,r. At the tin,, of which
| write if seems but os Yesterday To
me and ,,t th, oIr.s,,,, hu,S of that
,la> have crown fn l,e men of middle
are. while. the hnar\ headed have. been
gathered to their "lorilird rest the
settlers of SwiftNillc were frugal and
iuduStriuuIS vuILinu hard to cain a
Iiy,lihoud and ,u,,t,ut tu live simply
and ,rnunu,i,,,lI, TL,, were. d,.Srrnd
.,,t. ,f. tb,. h,,,I, ni,n,,,,. and all they
possc.scd of worldly GOOD, had been
wrunn from the soil. and from their own
spiuuiu"-v heels and looms.
One ,.\cuiu". in LATE autumn. after
the, Irn,,, had fallen and th, frost had
conn. 3, mart, az fam, mon v,r, ,sSc..,
hl.d in \u,n> IIuI,,'. h,ru huSkiuu
,u,,, Tvn of tL.r, v,,,. ,IJ ,n,.,,
b.r,;,I :, IN f,.,,,' vLon, ,I,,. .,.t,I,.m,,.,t
L.,L L,.r;,,J i. n.,u,,. ,imLt,.-ti,. and
I,,,,,, ,I.,,I,,,, ,i,,,',,,',.,.,i ,I I.,,.,,
m.n. .,.,,.,,,, rI,, ,,ti,., t,,n m,.r,.
,n,,r.,,.,.. S,l,,.r;.,, Sm;t, .,,, nf
h.,,i;7I n t,,,, ',,,J r,J,, p,,...J ,,I,,,
L.,L u.,ri,d lrn> II.nI,v:. d.,u,,ht,,
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BARBER SHOP.

Mr.. +. &. GILL bcgs leave 10 announce 10 the
public that he has bought the Barber shop former
ly occupied by W. Parker. situated i'll the Avenue
Huu-,- Block. on X. Il. Street. 81. .Iuhu-buTN.
BY strict attention 10 business and by employing
hrst class help he hopes TO merit a good share OF
public patronage. r7u
\OllCE Il have this day given my son, Thorn
y a. Coleman his time during his minority. and
snail claim none OF his earnings nor pay any debts
OF his contracting after this date,
DANIEL COLEMAN.
Danvill-, june "a l-72 22-2I
4 NICE REFRIGERATOR for sale cheap En-.
-Aqulre al BlNGHAMS DRUG STORE.
II lohnsbury June IL Is72 70
Nam Street 81. Johnsbury. For particulars
enquire 81 FREDERICK FIETCHER
June l-12 10
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spoke her terror WAS too great and she
tainted. When the brother now rushed
III he SAW il thin faced man with il
slightly bald head. in long white
niglt-robe, and III his rage at the sup
posed outrage, fired at him, missed.
and then knocked him down with his
hist. Fortunately his voice saved the
husband from IL second shot. His wife
recovered from her faint only to faint
again at the sight of her husbands face
and the sound of the pistol shot He
finally got t" bed again and slept very
well until morning, when "the baby"
il child of about two wears of age, ap-
preached the bed, as he had been used
to do, and frightened at the sight of
stranger. ran screaming from the room.
Tripping on the carpet the poor child
received il severe bump on its little
head. Matters were finally straighten-
eel up at home. but on the street his
friends passed without speaking, and ut
the bank lie WAS not only refused pay
ment of Il draft, but threatened with
arrest for signing his own name in en-
d"r>ing il. OF cuurs,. little explaua-
tl"h brought the various affairs all
right, but II took 50 much time to ex-
plain, and for the confusion on his
forehead to get we'll, that the aforesaid
citizen VOWS he will never shave again,
as he considers it II habit dangerous to
peace and even To life ErdnsriHr Ind..
.jOurnuI.
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nrctnn with his name, the date Ia which hr has paid
No other receipt H. necessary.
Po~tage.-IhrTr i- uu postage this paper i'll
Caledonia County. ont al the county. five cents
quarter to any pant "t the United States. canada
Subscribers must remit twenty cents u tuI AL
vance postage which has /" be pald at this office
job Printing "f all kinds done nj living prices
With new and modern machinery and ~kIlltul work
men nraIl, al; kinds "i lob Irintin.. h, don,
we'll and ~ cheap III the CITIES.
Legal Blanks, Card and Paper stock constantly
e. hand.
Rates of Advertising
Dnr square tl2 lines inch ~Iorl "ur W"rh cluu
Each cont tInuinCr.. -
Half square a. lIut--D Unr week -
Each continuance. .-..- l.
Ouc square tone inch ut space per Year -nu
business ards per NeaI teach lInrI LOU
Lib, ratI"u- E-tThN~ Notices I" Legislature etc III
Special Notices per square, "n'. week. -
Each continuance. .------. ------.-. ~
CyS- AdrerfiSsmeHt> ILLUSTRATED ,rdh C"tS. trsHtg
me-, per cent ddrdncs scale rdtes. Y" ob'ct'oHd
t, ddrsrtiScn"atS rtc,red dHd ""hitg bm lsJifwG'r
business ddreritNing solicited
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
Business pirettorn.

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ing business HoHNcS in 81. JohnSbUry.