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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-20
The Richest Men in America.

The three, richest m"u in America III.
William B. N>tor. \. I. Stewart and
Cumiuodnrr Vanderbilt al ;r>id"uD, ,
nf New York city. A~tnr'> wealth ].
mainly in real estate and il, tcNrmu' ::
Nau,lcil,ilt'~ l. mainly in railroad stocks
ana thcil dividends. StrwaIt'> Is IN
goods. houses. stores. factories. lands
and stocks. Ihca@grcgItv e.dth "trarh
one of them j. supposed I" Ice some
Whcrc hrtWccn seventy tive and a hun
Glcd millions. which looks rather hraN}.
Nobody knows exactly: they couldn't
tell themselves within Il million "r TIVE.
Thu>r who know most about then
affairs put th,ii ligIuc> highest. and So
that the income tan returns of Il few
Ncus ago. which shaved each Of them
to hc worth bctWccm twenty and thirty
millions, gave no pI"pcl idea "t their
real worth. " torIN"S Uuo-tcntdituu~-
~ Vanderbilt lives in = thee story
brick house "n Il thiId-,la~> street ami
SievHil lives in Il marble palace on
Fifth avenue. more magnificent than
ANY utlI"I residence. "u lhc American
continent. and rpuailcd lay bat few IN
ANY of the great cities uf Europe. A>i"r
and Vanderbilt are New nrkers lay
birth Stewart L. Il native Of the north
of Ireland. Aston i Il large, heavy mJu
of ~. with strong features and Il rul,!-
..umd face. indiCHtlN" ut high living ::
stewart i Il medium sized man. rathcI
slender aud tail. of ~. with face like
Il paIrhmcit and gives the impressiou
of being hard-up: Vanderbilt i tail.
slim. handsome. pruu'i-l"oking man of
nearly ~. straight a. an arrow. Ast"r
has heirs to his estate: auderhit his
children to Whum he can leave his iu.-
tune hut Stewart is rhildlcs>. .AstoI :
public henefaction> are confined to
something like Il couple of hundI'd
Thousand dollars. which he gave to the
Astnr library. and the tw" golden
caudlcsticks. nine feet high. which hc
recently gave to Trinity church. Van
derbilt has never made any public beHc-
factions, excepting a steamship Ia the
government duling the war. till very
recently, when he gave IA million dol
lars for educational purposes "nr-halt
of this sum To found university III
Tennessee. and the other half to an
other educational institution. stewart
has always had the reputation of beng
very clnscfi>ted but he must hc credit
ed with his million dollar Home tor
Women," which will he completed,
next wear. Astor il ii rigorous EplSco-
palian Vanderbilt is an independent
Methodist. and Stewart is SAID to he
inclined to thinking for himself. St"w-
art is scholarly man anderbilt is
not. Astor l. an accomplished mam of
the Cincinnati Commercial
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A Trip Over the P. 81 o. R. R.

Editor Cdi"I""i0N: Wishing to see.
and learn all could about the Vt. hi
vision of the Portland and Ogdcusharg
Raillodd. | HNailcd my self the other
day of an opportunity. 10y accepting al
invitation of one of The officials of that
road To accompany linn ever the entire,
length OF track at pres mt laid on thi-
road. That We might have Il better
view of the road and the surrounding
country. we jumped aboard the loco
motive "Lamoillc" ut st. JolinShurN ,
and rode with Bult. who ran the first
engine over this new road. For many
NCaIS he WIS engineer on the Pas>l!mp-
sic. y pleasant and accommodating
man, and faithful To his uu~i,-a better
engineer do not believe can h, found.
The track is NOW laid only eight milr>
tn West Concord. Twelve miles m"lr
Will take il tu the Connecticut river.
This is partially completed. The rN-
pCii>c ot constructing the road To Con
cord must have been quite light. as the
grade Is not heavy and cuts are few III
number. y large amount of lumber is
brought to the W. Concord depot from
the large tracts of timber land found III
the towns north of here. West Con
cord Is Il smart little village
The next morning We started for the
other end of the route Conductor
Powers we found to hc Il gentleman
VIII" likes t" please those who ride
with him. "Charlie" and Frank
managed the engine Clyde Park" all
right. and helped to make our day ride
pleasant aud profitable 10y chcertulIy
impartiug to us much infurmatiom
These boys used to work on the Cen
trail. We pass Fairbanks Scale Manu-
factory. the train stopping here only
\ side track extends to the shops and
the scales are all loaded on to ears and
taken round to the depot y short ride
takes us to the famous Pumpkin Hill
Trcstlc, 76 feet high and 700 feet long.
There is one trcStle near Walden. ten
feet higher than this. but much shorter.
Badger Gap and Crane Ledge. the larg-
est cuts OH the road. are soon passed.
At Danvillc we are 700 feet above st.
Johnshury, and at Walden 900 feet, the
highest point on the road. The grade
is nowhere over - feet to mile. We
see East Hardwick off to our left about
three-tourths of il mile, but have to 20
nine miles before reaching it.
Though we do not go through any
village in Greensboro there is great
deal of business done at the station.
Mr.. Brainard. the wood agent. tells me
that they have got out 10000 cedar
posts here the past winter. They are
selling them for about So per hundred
Besides those used on the railroad. Il
large number are shipped to different
places. A lot had just been ordered
from st. Albans. The steam mill which
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wa> burned here last winter. is being
rebuilt and will he running next month
1t is in sight of the depot.
At South HaIdwick men are loading
granite ON To the ears. | am Informed
that there is Il large qmaTN about two
milrS from the depot. and OH the line
OF the newly proposed railroad from
Ilardwick to Marshfirld. One man OBJ
serves that he thinks il ;S good and aS
extensive aS the Barre quarry. The
longest bridge on the ruut" is across
the l.amoilIc river hey ond Wolcott. I69
feet in length The bridges and trrStIc
Wnrl, on this road have been built 10y
the present bridge master. Mr.. K. Tn
drrwood. who is probably one of the
best bridge huildcrs in the country.
As Il prccnuti0m against hIak"mrn he
iHg hit. pieces of tancd ropes are Sis
pended from Il beam stretching across
the track Il short distance from each
bridge. and at such Il height that these
cOr,i~ will strike the head Of any one
standing on top of Il ear and thus warn
him of an approaching bridge. Every
road ought to adopt some such plam III
else raise THEN bridges. The dcpot>
ais" built hy Mr.. Undcrvoo though
not very expensive. are very pretty and
well arranged buildings. They cost
from 1900 to Sl-UO.
Ii is well known that this road. the,
first winter after it commenced running
suffered much tlnm snow. To guard
against this about three and one third
miles high fence and sheds have been
built. costing over S5.WDO. So that the
past winter there was Int very little
trouble from drifting SHOW. Only twice
did they fail to make connections with
the trains on the Pa>>umpsic.
Mnrri>Nillr i the >malteSt village
along the route. | stepped int" friend
Earlc'> office and tuu' Il him tiuuri>hing
finely with his NOW paper. He ira~ a
tine lucHtion Il few rods from the track
Newspapers abound along this road. st
Julm>hurl. Danvillc. N"ni~viIlc and
Hyde Park. each can h"a>r of Il paper
of il> own. At HYDE Plk We reach
miles from West Concord They are.
at work and hound to have it through
Ia SW1btuu al .t, t.ll, I1N al
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business DIRECTORY

A yar. HarincSS amt LDcutjOH Of the ic0d-
,,, Eu>,urSs Houses IN 81. JOhRSbHry.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
BlEEII \ HASKELL II"yr- Block. Il. Il. 81
Npothcchric-.
4 bl>ruAM BROS No, =. Bank Block Main ST
4 .ttuAlLA ~UN. Eaudall'~ Block, Il. Il. -.
Attorney, at Law.
plrpI\ NMAN No.2 2r.lcdomian Blk up stairs
A = WILLARD Main st. over Hall 4 Fletcher ;
I q. ~. l.rt. I-tttr lilrkcr
Books and stationery.
vAEpA EuWELL Calrdonian Blk Main ST
Isal>"r~ and C"nfectioncr~.
& l.u>> 4 MATTHEW'S. Main Street.
Harb"r-.
4 Is Atk>IONE. Union Block Main Street.
Boots and shoes.
fLlStI- GALLAGHER Wards Elk. K l. Il.
Cl"ihing. Hats and Gaps.
J,l,N 3 NuuEE. Bank Block. opposite -. Johns
t.r. Ilu-. .ralrr in Ready Made Clothing Hats
au4 Da., D,.ur- Furnishing ,i""d~ etc, etc.
Ilmhing for Men and Boys.
IlruEANK~ \ co, Fairbanks Village.
tr"cLrry. Glass and Stone Ware.
$ 3 IA!EBA&KS y co, Fairbanks Village.
Carprring. Paper Hangings. Window shades.
. D iAIEBANKS & co, Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
4 J. rEEKIN~ Calrduuian Block, Nam street
IS WARNER Union Block Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
J. lIILN~ y rETrENGiLL Eastern Avenue
pr, Goods and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
il utIE Avenue Block. L. K. Street.
|. tNIEEANk> \ 60. Fairbanks Village
DIV Goods, House Keeping Goods, etc.
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Truthful James to The Editor.
Bret H;lrtc'S Last Poem.
(1EEKN, lr13.)

KEN y lTID.l
Which it is not my style
To produce Ii, edl,ss pam
By statements that rile
or that 20 gin the grain
But here's Captain Jack still livin' and Ny,
has ii" sk"lp "n hi, brain,
Gn that 'aura,in head
There is crown of han
1t has gone. it has He'd
And Echo ''wherei
And asks, Is this Nation Il White Mans aud
lis generally things the squarr
She was known i'll the camp
~ "Nye's other squaw
And folks of that stamp
IIez no rights in the Law
But is treaehrrOus. sinfu! and slnv As NNt
might hey well known before.
But she said that she knew
Where the Iniins was Ind
And the statement was true
For it seemed that she hid
Since she led William where he Wa, covered by
seventeen MoJ"c, aud--lld
Then they reached tor his hair
But Nyr BY the Law
CT Nations t"rbcar,
-urrrudrTS-no more.
And looks t" he treated you hrar me 40 a
pms n"r pms ner of war"
But Captain Jack rose
And hc Its too thin
such statements Is th"sr
1t loo late to h,.-iu
There's a h'ioc 'ndieh''"t a-in You. u ralcf.,ee
aud N"ur" g"in' in
Y "u stole Sch"uchin -Inaw
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Assuaging Sorrow
HOW IHE nEITI AEl r"ET cnEEKEn
AFFLICTED FAMILIES.

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\FiLI' Ifn FAMILIES.
j. .ilfi.d Brimmci. E>u.. editor and
proprietor "t the MmHi,w Glory. has
iug observed the ii>puSitiuu of persons
who have been hcI"avrd of THEN reI;t-
tiyv~ To rive expression to their feel
iug~ in Il p",tir.l form. reflected that il
might ncrhar- be 4 good thing to i'll
trodurc to hi> pIprr Il Irpartmcut of
nl,ilrlr, rnctly. IIrcni,-j,l,rcd whether
If. When Il pcl>nu inserted nf1\ cents
worth of dead uorirc>. the. establishment
should contribute .rlatuitou-ly half y
dollars worth of mortality >t;luza.. hi,
paper would not hccnmc the most pop
ular vehicle. for the, CONVEYANCE of thai
peculiar form nf mclanrhnll intelligence
tn the public. And Mr.. Blimnrcr rinht-
L. estimated that. ~ Iun,t new SIMMER
read, - seem to take a drcucr interest
in such .r,uIrhlaI news than in iutor-
nation of any Other kind. rhr inu,l,yl
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-20

AN ADvENTURoUS SALT LAKE GIRL.
In this city lives Young lady who
is seemingly delicate. but although pc
titc i'll form and figure. is ahundantly
endowed with nerve and energy.
Fond to ii passion of the grand i'll ma
ture, she has scaled on foot the highest
peaks of the Cottonwoods. and eXplor-
ed the cavernous recesscs of the deep
est mines. We have known her. on
several occasions, when prospecting on
foot, with staff in hand. the tall peaks
of the Nasatch. to compel her male
escort first to cry halt. ON fair pros
pectress being at Alta ii day or two
since, saw for the first time i'll opera
ton the wire suspension tramway just
completed by the Vallejo company
and her masculine escort proposed to
her, i'll jest, to take IL ride up the wire
cable to the mine. She promptly ac-
cepted the invitation. when our male
friend, growing little nervous, sug-
gested difficulties in the way of the trip,
but failed to dissuade her from at
tempting it. The tramway is 1880
feet long, rises at an angle of about
twenty degrees, and the cable is sus-
pended Oh stanchiOns forty feet high.
There were no other carriages than ore
buckets. and in one of these, which
are suspended six feet below the cable,
our heroine, undaunted and alone, took
passage and made the ascent without
mishap OF serious Inconvenience, al
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,4ohnGbmn Galedmian.

4. VI. -TOS ~ co.

n,nu-itr soldiers Monument, ST. JohnsDurN
rertu,.-Dn' copy per annum SOD
|, ..,.. .rrurtll IN advance ------.- ..-..-. 800
t.,,n subscriber will lind on hi- paper III con
~ D. hi- name. the date to which II" has paid
..... I.rrlpt I~ necessary
..t.,.,,.-Ihcrc l. no postage un Tins paper III
..t ,... COUNTY. Out ut the County hv" cents
..... r, ANY part ut ia" United states. Canada
..- ...i- ruu~l remit twenty cents Il year iur al
.. r.,-tt-, which has t" h,. pad at this office.
r.h PRINTING: of all kinds done at living prices.
n , ..,, and modern u:tch.urry and sklliul work
..r.l, all kinds ni Hob Printing can i,' dom,
.,-I .,- cheap a. Iu TIA" cities.
r...,l I:Iamk~. Card and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
J, -.Utarc ~ lines "ur inch ~I,ac,i week SInu
Each continuance .-----.. --. -
5a square tG liu"-' one week. -
Each continuance. ..--.---l -
-uIIart lone inch of -pHccI per vrar. .OU
r,.-~ cards per year tcIch liucl. Ou
'iuu- E~traN~ Notice fp legislature. ctC.l.iu
.r. ,l Notices. per square. on" week. .-. -
Zach continuance. ........---.. 10
- idr,Jfts.nsnf> diustr1i,d ,c,h IufS ttrcn'g
cent aIrTncc Sc'tlc rates. No "bj"cti"hi8-
..fiscH.Hr, rer,irci and Ioihing but legitimate
. IdC,,tiSilg Sniict'sd.
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'm'TH & CALBRAITH,
Manufacturers Of
land and Drag Rakes,

s. F.,goo,, ram Measures Brooms and Brusb.s
,u hand ''slss , and Framing Pins kept constant.
ardsI p,..n az Lathe Turning generally. done
~ 52y1
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GINGEu BFLK. Take white sugar,
five p" nds. lemon Juice. gill honey,
! po.;:d. bruised ginger. > ounces :;
waite !. gallons. Boil the ginger,
thirty minutes i'll three qt~. Of the
water; when cold, put ill the other in
gradients ana stirring. add the white of
an egg. well beaten. with il teaspoonful
of lemon esscncc. In four days bottle !;
it will keep longer with honey than
Yeast.
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EI NTNES.S F.IEDS.

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DEALERS IN
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urd'S El"Ck. Railroad street.
pEALEES N
PROVISIONS AND MEALS
T. al street It. JuhnShury
l.. VI. HILL
pr ,rr, r Y-,,rr
"
't steam Filter, aud Tin smith, old"Npr"s>
- r...u,inry Ian, I~73 5o't
= ID. NEW ELL ID. ID. -.
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-ISJJ E,or,I I-,io, pl,c,
DRESS NAMING
'H u'S.iih- lirH'- NhiH- ana "tIrr -" m.
! . Al Is !. SijnI,tX->, IIn- ;''," '''''
!, h"' 'hi'N ~ fofE.
homeopathic Physicians and surgeons.
VAN -TREET ~. JoHNsBURY.
hours ii"m +" \ NJ. and I" +. NJ.
f. W
BULLARD n FOLSOM.
PHYsICI.Ns ,Sp SrEnFoS.
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49, " ti''s
EAST TEMPLE ST. SALT LAKE CITY.
This house j. The largest and h.->f appointed
House III ltah Territory. and has Recommendations
f"T TIRFE HUNDRED AND FIFTY guests. Street cars
and carriages C"nnrct with til" White sulphur
Baths. Reading rooms. containing papers from all
points, Baths Ear. TELEGRAPH. News and Cigar
Stand attached tu the IInusr
t. " H. -. GREELEY 4 co PrnluirtorS
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BULLARD n FOLSOM,

BILLARD \ FOLSOM.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
ST. .I"hnshury.
Bank BlDrk Nam STREET
ard residence. DT Folznm's residence
...-'r'u lycnur. Cherry Street
'.'" hours from to 10 \. NJ to4 T. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-20

FEACTIC Flu MER.
,.i Steam Filter. aud Tin smith Old express
vest Of Union Block. All work guaranteed
..u,hurV Jan. t. l-13 IU'i
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HotGHTn> y TOPE.
Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
NNlN -TREET. -. JuHNSDf ny
! ..' hours fInm to y. NJ. and Il To T. NJ.
.''L 'HioS, MID ". q pOPF VI L.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-20

'."N desiring Dress Making and ether sew iu.
promptly and well will find Miss RIOS \
.. ~ u. /. SiOEEl : Music store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

NxwYonK Oct lO-BEEvks- Receipts to-day were 81 cars
oars 56 head making cpl for The r,s , SST. o a,c
against S043 @ Ss from T previous s; arrivals II. q
desirable generally ami sds was extremely slow a., ri ips.t edy
sold To- TO dress 6S n 70 the gross ana
,e. ro. cs Yer, fp Texan, were selling al Gas M
dress 90 II and Tear lot Of HId Ie5s1s ana 10 90 S 81 n 70
couple failures in the Wholesale saugerns trade helped 70 DE-
AZ Comunpw the fresh offerings exclusive Of about 20 earp'S
Fitch Bsy sold or John T. Alexander 30 fair Texans OF bis own
feeding strong average 9c y 10, to dress DO h. and bad
PuieT Msriin Co sold for Mccormick 10 Ohio steer "a er
average at dI2Is Y NJ rP Kleasns SS very common Un S
~ 10 oA ss s for Hopkins direct Kansas not sold
was holding the lot at &c . ~ TO dress 90 d. with oOer ''
ssmae and NJ Goldsmith D. D'demaD 1873 Kentucky
Goldsmith and NJ Iauier,elh 80 sd for kl'"'n' 70 ONO
s s: :s. .o go for Ksma. 66 ONO about cw average
Qe al Isqn = iG% Si-iSS. had common Indian. steers
e A. we E' ss,ss .c 'si gee a'
RE .t,y Ss Td sl s sf Srco g prices
70 lc' 30 b s5g Gee vs. Hume Elliott sold 10 ss
loo At loc n fcs &; CO. lou 3D. " '' ~
sayTp tSf TNRsReceips to-day wers "a ers Forivshiht,
ear a Foreb al c5amunpava i0t,l Of 70 cars or
Tine lat SeeI Tie os1d was very moderate eoPd not be
% sustained Common 20 prime seP Ee sS ST Common a. cho
lambs ranged from &c to s4 p b. some OF the poorest 'u s's
The wholesale trade %oSn for 'y r y, .S oea
inferred BY the failure OF Jeremiah DoWne WHO
pied tbe ontssnk in foe business or many years NE h' "
about $50 00b and he offers 70 pay S25OOO a. -. a..
judd Buckingham sold l63 Canada sheep ~ 20 average
a. ~ and 493 Canada lambs 81 n average AZ Sc q ID
nne Elliott 1873 Canada sheen ia 10 average a. ozo " 10
rs ohio 40 81 N average 64c 2 10 "a do % ID aVersse
S3 rs d. 81 10 at CSC; 66 do 70 n &c 81 State lambs
Gl1a al 479 Cauada, ~ 10 81 : &c
Kbv, 80 STATE sheep IS ~ aTerage 81 - ~ lVV W -
o. rs 10 At &c. and 30 Canada lamb, 6gi2 n, st7'S
Samuel Mcraw 81 poor state lambs, % 10 al o. 40 -
Kase Hsuye Co.. sheep 81 10 at oe % jersey
ewes SO n. 5l2s.. and Is do, 100 10 at DC o-o
I Pdcock s. Ohio sheep "a 10, 57s- % DO 81 d. Al
ba.c 262 Do 81 NJ at 57e "a n q; 69 70 0o' "a TO-
10, &c 40 do, "a To- AZ
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
NEWCASTLE DAILY CHRONICLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, Price ID =.

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. Price Id
NEWCASTLE WEEKLY CHRONICLE (EstabisLei l7OfI
PyBLsHER e EVEN SAFtE1E pns cuoyIcfB and
ofIHE EEWCASTLE WEEKLY CHRONICLE begs to direct lea
ton the ooEos declaration as TO the circulation % ih,se Two Pew"
seTed before ,a Right Wor.hpa Mayor o. Newcastle Tyne
Sh ,SeIe Of te eirca.ion u The Chronicle
20 20, , he seen a5 ai 'I sss1e 20 b. t p
ny provincial daily newspPer TIE circulation Of The Sesiaie
y 70 @ 1 70 ay Other provincial wesy published
a, he same 9re Chief .uolsang n Chronicle aliqss NsS-
umherlnd Dan. shields, Dar1am j Ill St. Sunderland
Durham; Ia Biggest Mddebro-on.T Tees. Yorkshire
Nrb rObe Accountant felow Of e Man
4 George Rcsbt o.. II Cos.t in the City Manchester in
Couat Of Lancaster Public Accountant DO 'olemy and sincerely "s
l. That bad produced and have examined all the pub
ant books aad 1scGga's IG The % msec TO ri m %
afJan 1878 to the proprietor Newcastle Daily Chronicle aa
Published At the borough Of Nvceupon TINE and ese-
3 That the humber Of copies Of The Newcastle Daily c5ro1e
printed ard Fgbisied al Tie pa5 sing ono an G
s the sid number Of 400 copies said uev,paro'
printed gives the poi Of y Gays being TIE num-
% Of sizing ts between .e san an di o 1'H 4na ' I'
That the sSEif Of copies Of Tie Newcastle Chronicle
are.s from ana With the 29.b da Of
"a !a 4t p DAY G S Of az @ cope s Newcastle Weekly
Chronicle. printed aforesaid gives Tor the period ~ weeks
numoe Of publishing weeks b"ee the sad 29ln day Of
March ami the li dag oJae an aysre Of eopei per "ss
AID make ms of!a os We f an tct ass and
s sas f 1t s sis s l ,sr Of 5ne reign Of his late Ms King William
lament rl az the efecual Abolition u Oaths and
Aao Ken departments the St7ie aud 20
substitute leu thereof or the more entire suppt
son voluntary judicial oahS AMI Hayts and u make
0N P GEORGE NESRITT, y. w. 3.
Declared At the Towua Nsgcase-upon ne Aforesaid his 10th
dAy U June, 1873 before
m M CAL Mayor one Her MGestV's Justices Of the
Peace acting the borough and eount' OF Ne"
The Nuer Of The Newcastle Da Chronicle Printed DUNG
tio Wees commencing Jane 10 Wa 1900.
0 - I,. rs 500 On Friday Jure 20. $500
On Winesdsv Jn lS 25O SATURDAY. $500
TOTAL Number 81 Issues. 22i 100
The Number Of Of The Chronicle Printed during
tie Week commencing June %
On Nors,v Inn, 23 4O 900 On Thur,dav June
a. Tpcgi IAN, 80 on Friday June 900
Ca W,d.y June 25 SO 900 90 SATURDAY. 2S...40 900
Number for six Issues. % 600.
The Number Of Ces Of TIE Newcastle Daily Chronicle Printed during
the Week neaciug jane 30 was -
On MONDAY Juue On thursday July 30O
On ges az lay ..39 800 % Friday july 4.......39 $50
On WellesA ly 2.39 $50 Saturday July IO2JO
Total Number Six Issues. 23S,25O.
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