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and futile. Action on note. Judg-
ment for plttS.-S6I3.l4 and costs.
Anderson. Heath * Co. VS.. Horton
\ Burt. Action on note. Judgment
for pltf: -$269.52.
Hosea Coileigh vs.. a. NJ. Daggett.
Action ON note. Demurrer by def.
that otc!ruled. and Judgment fol
plff.-to which deft. excepted.
Hiram Hill W. \. X. Lucas. Action
on note Motion to dismiss 10y def
motion overluled, and dcft. excepted.
H. W. Hudson W. c. l.. Morrison.
General assumpsit. Judgment for pltf,
for amount claimed. Motion by deft.
to he admitted to poor debtors oath
granted.
Thomas Parker vs.. ii. II. Wheeler.
Action on note. Judgment for pltf. tol
SlWI.6l damages, and costs, Sl3.2S.
DIVORCE CASES.
Susan Watson ". Oliver Watson.
Willull drscrtion. Bill granted.
Ilumt""n. WiIfull dc>crtion. Bill
granted.
Ella Il. stiles ~. James stiles. Will
full dc>crtinn. Bill granted.
Maria G.. B"nctt ". Reuben Bonrtt,
Int"lclablc severity. Bill granted.
Emma Goodwim ". George Goodwin.
mtolcrablc severity. Bill granted.
Julia Martin ". George W. Martin
Wili'ul deScrtiom. l;ill granted.
Abel Is. Woodward vs. Olive J
Woodward. Motion to dismiss. Mo-
toned "veIrulcd. and delft. excepted
Cause alleged adultery.
STATE CASES.
State vs.. Geo. Weeks adultery
Hearing on melton to reduce bonds
Cut down from 5000 To 800.
State ". David Carruth assault.
Plead guilty. Fine - and costs.
State vs.. Horace &. Wright assault.
Found guilty. and fined so and costs.
State ". Aaron Smith liquor. Plea
of guilty. and fined 80 and costs.
State ". Daniel Harvey assault.
states attorney allowed to enter non
suit.
State ". J. .. Dodge liquor Plea
of guilty. Fine so and costs.
CHANCEi;l CASES.
Oscar J. Rice ". lioltnn y Judcvinr.
Motion /" dissolve Injunction. Notion
"vcrrulrd.
Willard spencer ". Hiram X. Robbie.
Petition To reform decd. Petition
granted.
Levi iican ". Hiram c. Bean. DE
mu!rcr 10y def. "Nrrrulrd pro torma.
Orator granted leave t" amend by pa!
mcut as costs.
Emily L. lIiIl ". l.. ID. Hill. DE
mIrrcr i,l def. "Ncrrr,lcd pro torma
Orator leave t" amend ny payment oi
costs.
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Pure Confectionery
Just Opened at BINGHAM BROS.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

The subscriber. wishing t. change his residence
oilers his new house frr sale, pleasantly located on
Railroad street. Terms made, easy. Al-u for sale
4 small dwelling near llnvry saw Mill. Port
land street Also. two lots 81 timber land in Vie
tory. GEO. ". CARR
II. .I"in-bury Jan. - Ia 53tf
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quality for equality, &c. and muddle
i'll the making ny of the New Year :
story. "School kept" though in the
CdIcdOnidH office. iii some way, if not
the most orderly. Whatever counting
may hc done in il tuI some time Ia
come, Wr are sure it will not he in the
direction of the measles. John RAN
dolph said he turned ont of the way of
puppies. and we shall initiate his pru-
dcncc. If we have amy friends we ask
them not to mention measles in our
presence. but they can shout mad dog
Is much is they please.
Two weeks ago We gave the dis
tancc of the =. y q. railroad from st.
J"hmshury to Hyde Park as ~ miles.
as we supposed. from the best of
authority. Last week we UNDERSTOOD
to give the exact distance, and failed
again. 80. aitcI Il proper discipline "t
our type, We undertake it aglin-t is
Gtfg-h r" mites from st. bloomsbury depot.
10y rail. to H. dr Park depot. Railroads
disturb, and change distances from place
Ia place sometimes >hurt,ning them
as compared with carriage roads. and
again lcngIhcnin% them. 1t Requires
almost Il generation to fully establish.
in the minds of men. the changes thus
4. iI,t- fla.
and strength of long established habits
among men The moral is look we'll
/" the character of these habits in their
baby hood.
y report. made. as We understand.
10y the county commissioner. III the
temperance meeting i'll this town last
week. gave the annexed tl't Is show
iug that 2:Gai gallons of ''mcdirinc'
were solid IN CAlcdnnian county, he
tween Oct. I-7I and oct. I~14. at Il cost
of $!iGujGU. and 10y agents in ten towns.
~ follows:
Barnet. II9 gals. ~:5ul.;ii. {! ycarD
Burke, :2ll gals. S7r~.i-.
Dan,il!r. 2Io! gals. S~lG.U7.
lIalduick. 2Gi gall~. >y54.;U.
Gr"rom. II gals. Sit3,oO. e! qrs.}
Lyndon, ~ gals. SIP 90.
Pearham. lO6 gals. -:5GOO0.
st. bloomsbury. ~ gals. @:f213O0.
Waterfront. Gi gals. S9I2.uU. (part of ND
Whccl"ck. Il gals. Slo1 M (par, nf yIl
We have not Il word to say of the rV-
idrut sickness in our own town. only
should like To know the amount of
'.mcdici:r" sold outside of the town
agcuc}. We think it would exceed II
dI"p ur two
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Post ONCE Time Table.

,.rnSE.-South,rn and Western 30 \. Nj and $50
m southern way 80 \. NJ. Northern and
-ta.r mails 400 =. NJ
,EEIVE-Nurthrrn 9n5 4. NJ southern ana
Western Hos \. NJ. and i3- p. NJ. southern
way - T. NJ. stage mails -" A NJ.
,,,'i,,. hour, from \. NJ. t" 4. NJ
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Warriaqrs.

In this town. Jan. III. by y. VI. Johnson Esq. AT
the avenue House, Thomas Bias and Jane Suit"r.
all of Victory.
In Newbury Jan. 18th, Mr.. Sabn |. Divoll and
Miss Katie K. DAY of CoTinth
In Newbury, Jan 10th, Joseph Poor of llaverhill,
y. H.. and Lizzie NJ. Swans"y of Nrwbury.
In Barton Landing. Jan. Il. by Rev. l.. W. Cul-
yer Mr.. Geo. F. Shepherd and Miss Sarah J. Ran,
dali. both of jaw
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Sutton.

ouICOH
The Ladies' Society will hold IL neck
tie festival ut .jemncSS' Hall, on We'd
ncsday Eve Feb. ,. Iiulled corn, bean
pondge. and other refreshments will
he furnished.
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81. Sohnsburp (a(edonian.

I,bn.bury. VT, Friday. Jan. 81. 1873.
=; Friends in tins section of the Stat" VIII ad'
,.ri,Ily To- the interest Of the tal"d"nian hN
-.,,.linl II, Ioc.d items promptly and in hri"i i'-
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The Norh Sta,. SAYS: At the Con
glcgatiuual festival held in this village.
last Tuesday evening, Mrs. Walter
Davis of this town. exhibited dozen
coffee cups over one hundred years old.
and two silver spoons three hundred
Years old. The cups are remarkably
we'll preserved. and the spoons are
good for several centuries to come.
hc>e articles are some that have been
handed down from generation to gencr-
alton, aud Mrs. Davis considers them a
part of her most precious earthly Jew
els.
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Seven Safeguards against Consumption unit
ed in Hates HOneyof HorehOUHd Gnd TIr 1t Gains
the most violent cough and the worst cold in
few hours and avrrts all danger Crittent"n~ :.
9th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
IIkes IOOthache Drnps cure in minute.
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NOrriSVille,

Samuel Bailey, of NorriSville, has
leased his brick yard for five years to
Bowman y Dantorth OF st. Johnsbury,
who are now getting on wood. intend
ing to enlarge the Yard and make ii
large quantity of brick the coming sum
mcr.
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Fire at WellS Rive

The lumber mills of the We'll, River
Lumber Company. were burned Tues
day might consisting al >.IW-mlll and
bon factory. together with considerable
lumhcr. Los, rcp"itrd II e:SI.nao. The
mills were located / miles west "t
Wells River. "m tHs. iIr,"f ia. N"utiic-
licr and Wells river railroad.
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For the week endin. TUESDAY. Jan. =. In.
MARKET BEEF-A few choice euu 10 4 II ~: c\;ut
clO % 10 - first quality - ~ -. second quail.
lty 81 ~ : 10. ihird quality - ~ a t. -.
STORE tArTIE-Wurhiug Oxen and Steers. per
pair. SlOO. $50 500 a S1iO.
MILrH Cows AND tAIN ESQ a Stiu. extra So q
80. Farrnw Cows >2n a 80.
lEALINGs-sl0 90 "a 81. two Years old 81 go
three. wears old - a ~.
SwINE-Wcstcrn tat none Northern Dressed
Hogs * e per 10. Sturr>-W holt-r a per liz.
retail Il per H.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMH--Iu lois - - i ~.
- ~ - - ST per head extra II :, = = ~ per
head. or y per III.
Spring Lambs t.! a per 10.
Veal Calves. 81 OOaS IN.
brighton Hides. agjc per To.
Country Hides. aHt per IL.
brighton Iall"w :! q. Is, per IT,
Country Tallnw = a DC per III.
Calf skins l. a ~, per H.
Pct-. - ~ II - - each.
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annual rental had reached, last Mon
day. nearly II. 70O-tcn then remaining
to he disposed of.
Sunday Evening Lectures.
Rev. Mr.. Till"t>on will give Il brief
Young pr"plc. i'll the Church of the
Messiah. upon the following subjects in
order.
Feb. : Character and Reputation.
Feb. 9-The Force of Habit.
Feb. Books and Reading
Feb. % Conversation its Power
and Defects.
March. > Success in Life.
Services will commence at Il o'clock
All are invited.
Court
We give the remainder of the cases
that run through the late term of our
county court. The number has been
unusually large. Vet Justice remains t"
he done in many more caScS-cnough
to "rcupy another fall term. Perhaps
the patience of some of the litigant>
may brromr exhausted. and they may
conclude to- agree. among themselves.
or lind some sensible mrghhol who, for
the carISc of hrotErrly love. may Ice
willing to adjust their difficulties.
Churches.
Within the hailiWick of he village Of
-. .Johnshury, there are five very re
spcctablc church edilicc> with another
congregation wor>lippmg in Il hall. but
the oH ne r$oi' IL site for II nrctim" house.
known dcmnninationaliy. one Baptist.
one M"thndist. one Catholic. one Uni
Ncr>aIi>t. and two ComgrrgationlistS
All these churches ar" Supplied with
pastors. and hold. regularly. sabbath
services. and all sustain Sabbath
schools.
The nivcr>:l-t society of this town
NIil;% e. hlch has been occupied only
occasionally of late years From the
d"dir:.torl address of Rev. MrTillut>on.
We learned that the society deemed it
cNprdIrmt to organize in our village ON
account of It's more p"pulou> condition.
and thii> practically transfer he >"cic-
,.f't L..
want of Il house had DELAYED the move
mcmt. but HOW. with the new house. all
obstacles had been removed. We un-
dcI>tamd that the mrmhcl> of the OF
@aui/aiiom at the Center very generally.
if not rminclN. enter into the change.
some NcaI> ago. W ben the public minis
tcIial none, WAS divided among the
different religious -ucictic> in town. ar-
r".dIu9 t" iIc election of the members
OF The same. the miycr>ali>t society at
the Center. drew the largest amount of
amy Other one society in town. With
:" much strength united in the new or
%amlIatl"m here. the prospect cannot he
otherwise than promising.
surely II" one need tn remain away
from church for lack of IN opportunity
t" gra,iil his or her ISM" and none
should. The Sabbath. with its n>titu-
lions tor the Worship If Him VIII" sit
teeth upon the Throne. bad them imccr-
lion in the mind of one VIII" knew we'll
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ImEAK1 ANu Realm" Eu"M.-op"n from \ NJ
to Il VI. from, . t. e, and from t"9 +. NJ
W ". THAYEH Librarian.
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Iaral and Stair 5irn,.

l.. G.. Mathews has sold his farm at
East st. bloomsbury, to Harvey Woods.
Consideration. $1,000.
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Barnet

y donation visit was made AT the par
>"magc. I" the Rev. Geo. Powell. ON
Wednesday the 10Th. when nearly two
hundred persons of all ages met t"gcth-
score lcaI>. After spending Il few
hours at most agreeable and unusual
cni"N mrmt. with their pastor and tami-
~. this large company separated. lcdN
ing behind them IN "rccnhack> ami 9th
81 presents the very handsome sum of
~2Ul 81. The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
ell he" t" arkm"Wlrd with many
thanks TIN Kindness shown them 10y
their Pensioners. and the people of
I;aImrt generally.
On Monday evening Il lecture WAS de
li>clcd 10y Mrs. Benton. (witr al Rev.
". \. Benton of the Slrian mi~>inn) at
rir second congregational church. Bar
net. OF Il deeply intrrc .tiu% character.
The rl"pHcrrr at the speaker. and the
graphic dcllm,aji"u~ of many of the
scenes "u Mount Lebanon. with the
many p,r~"naI trials the missionaries
cidurcd in the establishment of the
Mission. and the dreadful ma>>acrc of
| -Go, completely cuchaiucd thr attcn-
tion of the large audience for an"ut tW"
| hours.
The Llrcum in This Village Is pro
crossing finely. the intellectual power
at the young people is being awakened,
ana Developed hr!"nd the most SAIL
%'rt;i' expectations.
The annual meeting nf' the Caledonia
county society. to secure the proposed
/ religious amendment to the constitution
al the | tIilcd States. will Ice held at the
! church il Stevens village. on Wcdncs-
/ 'la! Feb l.. at | o'clock l.. VI. The
( meeting oIii hr addressed 10y clergy
men uf different denominations. A>
| the >nhicrt is of great Importance Il
large gathering is expected.
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Another Snow Storm.

Ten inches OF SHOW fell in oar Niciui-
ty last Friday. Though light it mas
not driitcd much i'll the low Lands. on
seriously intertrIIcd with railroad tray
el.
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I,uilrna,I Trains.

Train. leave, ~. bloomsbury t"r West '"n""rd at
- An and i.:0 r.M Leave West Concord i"i
It .I"hnsbury at 20 AN. and 30 TN.
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Asa dressing. NATURES HAIR EISTnEN
TIVE CO.'S ahead "f any in the market So, al
,,.rti.,,u,ut -. a
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Drafhs.

In West Derby, Jan %, Horace Nero aged -
years.
In North Craftsbury Jan %. Nettie infant daugh-
ter OF y and Angie Boutwell,, aged eight
months.
In Albany, Jan Is at the residence of Henry
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SMITH & CALBRAITH,
Manufacturers Of
Hand and Drag RakeS

NN' Irl''~. Grain Measures Ir"uIu- and brushes
.\l~". InIh-ta.l'~ and fIarun- Fms k,yt constant
is "u hand. Gn-r lath" Turning generally done
10 tIlfitl i'4--llIIlt-I,. \
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The eighth annual Railroad Ball
takes place at Avenue House Hall, this
place. Friday evening. Feb. :.
Mr.. Solomon Stevens. who had Il
slight attack of varloloid, ut Barton. re
days since. No other CASES appeared
at Barton.
The next minister meeting will he
held at Caledonia Hall. 81. bloomsbury
with Rev. Mr.. IIyatt.) at 10 \. VI on
Monday next. subject: The TorL
the wo,.kcrS. and the d,>fitntr in Calcdo-
mia county.
Our correspondent. "boX ~ upon
reflection. will come to the same con
rlu-iou that we have that it is not
best to Introduce Il mere local question
INTO a newspaper. 1t would he likely
t" expand, to the profit of II" one.
A blow and some drifting Tuesday
night The Pa>Sump>ic down train
was /! hours late "Wednesday morning.
and the +. and .. somewhat later. 0c-
ra>ioncd 10y the knocking off al Il rail
nn the tuntabIr.
Ogdru>hurg has done it. The quo
Ii of the city for the extension of the
+. y q. railroad from SWamt"n t" Og-
drushurg, has all been Subscribed. The
extension is known is the st. Lawrence
Valley railr"ld
Miss Gregory. will give IL Reading
At the Town Hall next Thursday even
ny, Feb. 9TH. Miss Gregory is il Yer
m"utrr, and is favorahll noticed 10y the
press every where >h" has appcar"d be
t"Ie the public. 1t may he well for u>
/" encourage home genius and talent.
y new National Bank is soon t" ga
INTO operation at Barre. in Washington
county capital SIW.OOO. The Bank
II Chelsea, Orange county. i to hc
closed up. 1t would not lie bad tnl
Stockholders of our banks if they would
all close. and dispose of THEN bonds at
the mcScmt premium. or before that
shall entirely fade out of sight.
Wheaton Livingston. long skill
full workman here in the MrSSrS. Fair
banks works. leaves here Friday. Ton
Montreal. to take charge of foundry
there. We shall lie Solry to miss hi,
pleasant face. hut then. there will he
more trout left around here for ON
hook
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Lyndonville.

Lyndonville.
one Charles Page. had finger sawed
oil hy Il circular saw. in the wood shop.
one day last week. The finger hung 10y Il
small piece of skin, and from an adj
iu>tmcmt of it 10y the physician. it is
hoped ii may connect. and he us good
as ever.
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WILCOX g. GIBBS
Sewing Machine Co.'S
NOTICE.!

I" the Tax Payers of ST .T"hnsbury:
will he AT the Avenue House every Monday
81. J"hnsbury House Saturdays
Z. n T. Fairbanks \ Cos office. the fifteenth of
January and February.
East 81. J"hnsbury TUESDAY Jan, H. and Feb
rrl;Iry I. from 10 \. VI. until T. NJ
St.J"hnsbury' entire every Thursday and Friday
-Four per cent. discount on State tax if paid in
January.
HIRAM WEEKS CnII,,t,r
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ASA l.. FEENt II. .Iudgr of Probate
y true copy of Record. Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH .Iud.t. of Probate
CWARLES M.LADD,S ESTATE.

4 NIARLES VI. LADDS ESTATE
Y STATE OF NEKMuNT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
In lruhat" Court. held AT tn, Probate Ofic, in
st l"hnsbury. in said district. thu, !-th DAY Of
January. \. d I-13.
John L e. Cunnin.h,m administrator upon the -.
tate of Charles VI. Ladd. late of Lyndon in said
district deceased. presents his administration ac
count for examination and allowance. and makes
application Tor a decree Of distribution and parti-
ti"n ct the estate of said deceased
Wh'r"up"n ii l. ordered by said Court.
that said account and said application be
referred I" session thereof. I" he held at
tia" Probate Ottc" in said 81. .I"hn-hury on
the Eth day OF February \. u. I-73 for hearing
and decision thereon. and. II l. further ordered
that motto" hr Given 1" all persons Interested by
publication "t the three. weeks successfully
III the 'al"d"nian. Il newspaper published AT st.
.I"irshurN previous I" said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear al said time and
place. and show cau>,' If any they may have, why
said account should not br allowed. and such de.
made.
BY the Court. Attest.
:I3-;lj ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
y true copy OF record
ASA l.. FEENCI II. Judg' of Pr"batc.
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The PORTLAND AND OGpENsBURG RAILROAD YER
MCNT DIVISION. the shortest Trunk Line from the
Lakes I" the Atlantic. More than halt tn" line in
successful operation and the balance rapidly ap-
preaching completion. Montreal fifty seven miles
nearer Portland 10y this route than any other. The
First Mortgage Gold Bonds of this Road recon-
mend combining prodt ruth absolute safety. For
sale exchange, for marketable securities.
L. 81 I. FAIRBANKS y co,
st Johnsbury. VT.
FAIRBANKS 4 co,
No. 81 broadway, New York.
FAIRBA NkS BROWN y Co,
53-j6 No. lie Milk St, Boston.
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The next ministers meeting will he
held at Caledonia Hall, st. Jom>hnrH
with Rev Mr.. IIyatt.) at 10 \. VI al,
Monday next. subject: The TorL
the r0rkcrS. and the dc>Ht"tr i'll Calcdo-
MIA county.
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dI-55 Judge of supreme Court
JOBEANDALL'S ESTATE.

TOB EANpALLS ESTATE
- STATE Oh VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
In Probate Court. held at the Irobatc Oiiicr i'll St
.I"hn>hury i'll said district. the 18th DAY OF
January. \. II. l-I3.
W illiam Chase. administrator cunt'Stamrntos an
mex" upon the estate of job Randall. late of LVn.
don i'll said district. deceased. presents his ad-
mlnl-irIII"n account for examination and allow
ancc, and makes application for a decree of distri-
button and PARTITION OF the cstat" of said deceased
W h"i"uInn. II L. ordered 10y said court, that said
account and said application Ice referred Ia "a
sion thereof. To he held at the probate office in
st 1Ohnshury. the 18th day OF Feb. \. H. I-13
for hearing and decision thereon: And il is further
ordered that notice hereof he given to all persons
Interested by publication of TIN, three. weeks
Succ"sHlvclN III the 'al"'t"nian a newspaper pub
ll>l'd at ~. bloomsbury previous 10 said time APP
pointed for hearing. that they may appear AT said
time and place, and sh"w cause. If any they may
have. why said account should not hr allow ed
and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest
ASA l. FEENt II. .Judg,. of Probate
y true copy of Record. Attest.
E-jJ ASA l.. FEENC II. Judge OF Probate.
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"f all sizes and STYLES Tor burning Wood 81 C"al
such TN"
New Cosmopolitan, Fearless. Homestead.
W"man'- Rights. New Washington. Nindica-
tor. Daunilr~-. Young America, rhTni>,
HON" Comfort. Exchange. Reliable, Gilman.
Competitor, Empire state. Gem, Light House.
Lively rime>, Oriental, General Grant, Cush-
ion, Cottage Home. Champion. JOY. ParIor
Cook. soap ~ton" stoves. Hinge Top boa
stoves, 40.
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AMERICAN BROILER,

great thing, and warranted to suit. And a thou.
sand other things too numerous To mention.
They are also WORKERS IN METALS. such
as Tin Sheet Iron. Lead Brass, Copper and Znc.
and anything You may i'll their line they
make Ia order, or Fix up the old good AS new.
Give them a call at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31

The eighth annual Railroad Ball
takes place at Avenue House Hall, this
place. Friday evening. Feb. :.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31

-Our correspondent. box ~ upon
reflection. will come to the same con
clu-iou that we have that it is not
best to Introduce Il mere local question
INTO a newspaper. 1t would he likely
To- expand. to the profit of no one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31
Found Drunk.

Last Friday evening. hctWcrm tn"
houI> ct and .. ii man coming up
Eastern Avenue on the sidewalk
Thought he heard something that sound
cd like the noise nt :! human being i'll
the street, and upon investigation found
Il man very drunk. and nearly buried
in tlic SNOW. After considerable effort
he got the fcllnN upon his feet. nmd ne
gan questioning him in relation /" his
home. Ii proved to he Il man " no lat
~ moved t" this place, and he had II"
very clear idea where he did live Whcii
he WAS at home: hui after spending
nearly AN hour with him his rcSrucl
>li,cccdrd III bringing him To his own
door and family. pom seeing him, his
" liz expressed herself something like
Thu: II was in hopes. when we come
to 81. J0an~bHiy To live. he would not
get drank any more. IL, | had heard 80
much about It's being Il temperance
place. Wa> anxious To move here. and
now he Is brought home drunk within Il
week -
VIII" is the devil that sold the rum to
that man. and blasted all the hopes of
/ that fond witc's heart! Does he know
the injury his accuiscd traffic is doing.
and still continues i'll it ! One other
question do not the authorities of this
village and town know who the men
are, engaged i'll this traffic, and Yet al
| low them to go on without molc>ting
them in the least Your corrcspom-
dent believes such to he the case, and
/ that portion of the curse attending
rum drinking rests upon them. Is.