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DEpAGYUBE OF
AEaAaSS GN @. q. d A. ~. bss

- Eh Y y ~ hhl n te ~
'AEsAaSS ON q. q. 81 a. ~. bss
On ard after Sunday. Feb. 10th, 1878,
trains will run as follows:
North NO. ). 80. |. no. I.
Leave irvine. l2.ljr 81. 5,2O
Leave Oil City GOO A NJ. $50 ? NJ. $50 p
Pet. Ger G, 80 d" 3.37 " S,33
Timsv. 7.lO 4.25 -" 9.l5
Arrive Cory, $50 - eco lo.4O "
No a-Accommodatiou Freight
Leaves Oil City $50 NJ; Pet Centre.
10, ,l3; Titusville, ll.O5; Ar. Cory, iZ'4opm
SOUTH No. q NO. a. NO. u.
Leave CORY, 1855 A NJ. $40 A N. G.20 N
Titusy. l2,2Of 4. T,30 I,30 I"
d" z. Cen. l.2O S,l7 $40
Arrive o. City 900 900 Z" 900 /"
Irvine 500 ll.3S "
No. lC--Accommodat!on Freight.
Leaves Cory LAO y IN; Titnsv. 2'55; Pet
Centre. 355; Ar at OH City. 4.30 10.
~ No. s and rnn on Sunday
/ :Sy-Commepciu2 Nov. I'd trains Will rnn
hv Ppilsd.lphia ,;np. which is TEN MIN
urEs FASTER than our time.
j. J. LAWkFNCF. Gen. Supt.
| G.. j. HEPBURN. A-s'' anp'.
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e,.a*7,C. WICK Ert, Proprietor.
NEWS DEPARTMENT.

We receive tclegr0phc dispotrhes mp 10 ?, W.
and n,esent them TO our readers every evening '',
hrocng news of great interest lron ai' sections .'
H.. c,,1nIrv We have made special arrangement :,
,xhor,by we receive REGULAR Petroleum, stock ana
p,oduce Market Reports every evening ny t'csi'tIi
from New York, hIace'phia, ana Il.no' !,
one of ihe most desirable newspapers p"Olisneu ~
the OF Region. As an
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NORTBwA1D

>, ta,ion for jamestown, y. Y, ana cohhee''o'i
with A. &G. W. trains east aud west" "Coruec'7 AZ
Warren uith trains eas, and west on th- l. o. L.
IN ID. THAYEi Gen'l Supt.,
Dunkrk, New ioik.
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PTTliOLE VALLEY II. w.

J. T. BLAIR, Supt.
HESrr WIckHAM, a. gent, Pithole, Pa.
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Mail East connects east ana. west at Erie i'lh H.
$. .N Il s. Il W, and at Cory and lrSineion win
O. G. & A. II. r. w.
Ma West with west bound trains On. l.. = NJ
g. IT, W. and at IrvinetJn with Gil Crock Ale
sheny r. r. W.
Warren Accommo dNiou east ard w'bt with
| rains en- /. s.. q, MsS Il. W., cast and west at
| Cory with oil Creek ~ Allegheny River halfway
| Erie Accommodates cast at Cory and west ~
| C,yry ard Iryuelon with u. G. & 4. T. W.
| III. Mountain Local Freight Last and west car
| ~ messengers between irv ne on and ! alc;
| Hmru \ all and Niagara fxpr. 81 make clcs" con
| n.o,ions ut Williamspor with II. {. Il. W. Trans
| no. IN and south. ,.,
KOTiCE--7Ne ,ecr;pJ time OF Erie is ihftod''
| mia time uhich is .gen'y minutes faster ma
81 WM. A BALDWIN,
Gen'l Supt,
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philadelphia ~ Erie railroad

WINrER TIME TABLE H..
On and ar,r sunday, Oct. s7th, ls1e, the Trains
ON th,xphiIsdclpha, ~ Erie Railroad lwil' run as
follows. 81. ...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
Attempt to Break Jail.

The night after Bowen received his
sentence, the Jail keeper heard sounds
which indicated that all his hoarders
were not asleep. Early i'll the morning
deputies Weeks and Preston made II
call upon the inmates, and ill Bowen's
cell they found Il kuivc cut with saw
teeth, aud Il thrcc-corncred file. On rX-
animation they found the bars ut the
window cut, undoubtedly 10y these in
suumcmt>. which were discovered none
too soon. Tailor Weeks has been aware
of the desperate men which he has had
IN change. and has used all vigilance t"
keep them and thus far successfully
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Thousands suffer IndISrstion.-
5HarriagrT.

AT st. Johnsbury Dec l. nv Rev G. VI. south
gate assisted by Rev VIM N Dav-y, of Horthboro
Mass. Mr. Foster &. stevens and Miss lula V.
daughter of Mr. \ & Mitchell
Al Peacham Dee 3 by Rev. & II Levertn. Mi
Charles II. Way and Miss isabella, Daniels all Of
Peacham
At Ryegate nec n ny Rev john Bolr MI
John W. Anderson of Washington, Iowa and Miss
\ dda NJ Gibson Of Evrnaltr
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he pictures of lho>. Mast IN mar
p,,'S Weekly during the val and since.
and the reputation those gave him. are
any where he may go III New England. to
SAY the least. Just To see the man. were
his lecture nothing. But when Il fair
share of rhetorical grace. with an easy
conversational delivery. and Il vein of
pleasant hunor is added to the wonder
tul illustrations of the power and skill
of the artist with his pencil. it is not
strange that the audience rooms are
found all To small for him. as WAS the
town hall Monday night.
Mr.. Mast looks like his picture. with
" Inch the public is familiar. \ man
Just rising of Thirty, short, thick-sct.
round face. pleasant eye. black hair
m"u-tachc and gnatce he would he
recognized 10y ANY one who has seen his
portrait a> drawn 10y himself There is
no cl"PUcmcc in his lecture. no apparent
attempt t" br witty. Vet there Is Il gem
al humor in it which. when Frequently
illustrated a> il is 10y the cray "ns. is
nIc>i~tihly funny.
Promptly At the hour the lecturer
took his place behind Il desk from which
he read his lecture. At his right hand
was large frame on which was stretch
ed several thickncs~es of heavy paper
of a hiowni>h tint. "Caricaturc Is his
subject. and the human appreciation of
humur is first discussed. man being the
only animal capable of laughing. says
the lecturer: who thercupon quickly
sketches Il laughing face, and beside it
that of our great progcnitor. according
to Darwin, the monkey. to show the
lack of ninth III the nature of the latter,
albeit it l. provocative of that quality
in man EngliShmen are fond of de
picting MS a. Il sallow. dySpeptic and
who'll \ serious set. incapable off fun. says
ne, and now perhaps you'd like to see
how an Emglishman looks; whereupon
a genuine John Bull of the typical
stamp is drawn upon the clean sheet,
with huge square-toed shoes, mutton
chop whi>kcrs. and one eye glass. A
ridiculous little British lion, with bench
LEGS and a spike tail, is placed in rear OF
his representative. and then Mr.. Mast
sketches the typical Yankee, with bell,
crowned hat. Congress CATERS and short
pants. Then the American eagle, with
exaggerated heak and ferociOus eye, Ii
drawn. and he is made to bite the tai
of the lion. which causes that noble
beast to apparently howl with rage.
We are a very humorous people. say
the lecturer, and he proceeds to prove
1t by extracts from the Western papers
wherein even the gravest themes arr
made the subjects of fun. OF these III
mentioned several, the best OF whici
was of the doctor who was killed by thu
caving in of well, it was said that h'
should have tended the sick, and lie
the well alone. He went on to spear
of the comic men of the press who per
petratc these jokes. One of them, IN
+ POLITICAL, dull season, last summer
started the idea of C;esarism. and I'm
mcdiately it was seriously discussed D.
the press of the country. But shoul'
we have a Caesar he would be so un
mercfully ridiculed 10y the press tina
he would be driven from the country II
thirty days. Modest man that he was
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lrifhs.

AT East 81 JohnShuIy N"v % Nathaniel Willis
aged 30 years
AT West Concord Nov. Mis- Julia uart-h"rn
wifi ut Mr. Charles Knapp, aged ii wears
At Sutton. Dee. ~. Maria Ladd wifi" ~ + "
Barker. aged y wears
NJ Island Pond Dec II ~ Inflammation al the
bowels John T. E"rthicumc aged b wears AnotL
-r one armed soldier gone.
Al Manchester y IL Nov. l3 GeorG, W Berry
formerly of Barton. led II Years
Al West Charleston. bee. ~ Deacon Charles
e nmninrr aaed y y,.ars
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Crntaur I.iniment.

There is no pain which the Centaur Iinimcnt
will relieve. no swelling IL will not -ubduc and
no lamencss which II will not This Is strong
Language but II is true II has produced more
cures Of rheumatism. neuralgia. lock jaw. palsy.
spraus swrllings rakrd- breasts. sCads burns
salt rhrum ache &c. upon the human frame.
and of strains. spawn. gals. sc. upon animals III
wear than have all other pretended remedies
since. the world began. 1t Is counter iTriIant. an
all-hcalinC pain rrlcver. tripples throw awaN
their crutChts the lame walk. poisonous bites
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar II s no humbug. The recipe
published around each bottle. Ii is selling
article ever before sold and sell. brcauar it does
lust what il pretends 10 do Those who sufl,T
from rheumatism. pain swelling deserve To suti,r
If they will not use Cenraur Iinimrnt. More than
1000 certificates OF remarkable cures inCu,u.
frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism. govt, running.
tumors sc. have been received We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe, Sc,
gratis. tn any requesting it. One bottle of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth ono
hundred dollars for spawned sweenied horse
and mules. for ew-~"r1n in sheep. Stock
owncrs-this liniment is worth your attention. y"
family should be without Csntaur Liniment. Sold
by all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle; large hot
ties 81 90 J H. RosE & Co. 81 Brosdway New
York tlOOct74
Castoria il more than q substitute for Castor
Oil II is the only safe article in existence which is
certain 10 assimilate the food regulate the bowels
cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep. It
tains neither minerals morphine alcohol and
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and moth.
ers may rest tl0Oct7i
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4. Is. I. 4 ] X ID.


CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAB
LETS. HEAD STONES, &c, &C.
Also, importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONU MENTS
Tab LET'S -&c., &c.
/ have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import To order and sell the
same for less than can be bought III
Boston. Discount to the trade. over
200 designs on hand. Please call and
see.
St Johnsbury. Vt. Judy IL ls7l So
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Geo. w. Harrington has been reap
pointed postmaster at West Danville.

Danville.
Geo. w. Harrington has been reap
pointed postmaster at West Danville.
Hardwick.
The school district at East Hardwick
are erecting il helfry upon their school
house for the hell which is the gift of
Hon. John Walbridge.
The next lecture of the course will he
December 2Sth, 10y Hon. ii. a. Cutting.
Subject-The microscope and its reve-
latiOns.
Wilcox and Bessy threshed 400 bush
els of oats in hours and 10 minutes,
with one of Gray's threshing machines,
for Asa NJ. Woodbury., at Fitzgerald's
barn.
At the town meeting held lately, the
town superintendent of schools asked
to he instructed in the matter Of ex-
change III school books, and the town
voted that the schools in town should
be allowed to use tue books that are
now ~ use.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

Persistent Advertising in The right medium
brings business.
LINE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated AZ
i HOWARDA ROW ELLIS
| wish To- settle my books with rycIy man either
i by cash J,"d mote this month | hop.
that erery man who owes Will remember that
this is meant for han. I J.. WOODS
Pas-umpSic. Dec. II l-5j gg-lO0
" OTICE -AH persons indebted /" the -uh-cni
y er ar, hereby notified that intend I" :" ont
of this stat. in few months To h, absent fnI 81
months and that shall call un them for "a
-,ftlrmcnt the Tor" pait 81 July next am com
PEELED I" ash tins ui my clients IN order To- paw
debts . III RkE
~. bloomsbury June I'd l-73 II
NOTIC made preparation Tor d,hv
y crIns c"a III this village. request persons
wanting coal t" leave send their orders oi
nee and they will he promptly filled. No coal dc
hverri unless orders given above.
T.. : /. FAIEBiNk> GO
81 Jnhn-hury. Vi Sept / l-73
TENEMENT To RENT. - OSBORN WARD
i has a tenement /" rent On Railroad street il
his building. nearly opposite the depot gttf
N-ESrERN TICKETS Tickets t" all points
w West and South via all the first class routes
Cali and get lowest rates AZ Passenger Depot
\. {. HARVEY.
81 JohnshuIy VI March l-7t 5-ti
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The friends of Rev John Bulc met ut
his place ON the 10Th inst. and made
him donation of SI93, OF which SlO2
was III cash. owing To the poor c"ndi-
ti"m of TIA" roads many were kept away.
hut those present donated quite lihcr-
ally. Rev. II. &. Farris of the old
school Reformed PRESBYTERIAN church
WAS present /" congratulate MI. B"lc
ON his many kind friends. and he en-
tcItainrd those present with his many
jokes and stories. showing Il good feel
ing existing hctwccu ncighhoring min
listers. There was Il general good feel
ing prevailing among all present. The
Ladies had amply provided fnr the
hungry. and At i >ra>"mahlr hour Ill
returned hom, feeling in their hearts
"that II i much better to give than t"
receive.
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West Concord.

The second lecture at the library
course. will he given by Rev. =. Il. Fisk,
of I.ynd"nyiIlc. nj the UuivcrSali~t
church. on Friday evening of this week.
subject. ~ ankcciSm." Proceeds for
benefit of library and reading room.
The reading room of the West Con
cord Library Association l. now open
day and evening. and being well sup
piled with papers and periodicals.. the
public are cordially invited t" avail
themselves of its benefits.
Christmas will he observed AT the
Methodist church on Thursday evening,
Dee. 18th. Music. an address 10y Rev.
Z. y. Granger. and 4 supper with ii
/ Christmas tree. are among the attrac
tions offered. to which all are invited.
\ recent fair and festival held by the
ladies of the TnivcrSalist society, proved
successful beyond expectation.
Miss Nina f.. Gregory gave select
reading in the Universalist church, Mon
day evening, which was in point OF
merit of high order, and gave great
satisfaction. This is the first entertain
mcnt of the kind ever Offered to this
community.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

CoRNs.-SnCc pride and fashion have had con
troll of mankind. and shoemakers were compelled
10 make boots and shoes lit fancy instead Of the
feet. the suffering from tnTns. Bunions lngrowiug
Nails, sore ln-t"p-. Hstrrcd Heels Ac-. cannot he
described: hut Briggs Corn AMI Huuiun Remedies
will curr all such t"Im-nt4 and iI"per fitting
boots Will prevent their reproduction
TII.Es are very common affection there being
hut lew persons who not troubled with them Al
some period of their life Brigl- Plir Remedies
mild. safe and sure. tlOOct7I
Thousands suffer IndIsrstion-
tOsrIvENEss, PILES. HEADACHE. and don't know
how much they lose ny passing by DR. HARRIsoNs
fERI-IALIC LUZEN'E>. Finding The papers null "f
the benefit of good thing. We sellin. them
immensely for they hat every body needs, and
they will do what W. promise. The most perfect.
agreeable and effective for every form at In
digestion. and the only for the Piles, either
bleeding other wise Trial box. 20 cts. mailed
free for this last price.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
a splendid for coughs. hnarsrness, and all
Throat and Lung complaints For sale by T.. ).
HARRISON Il co, Proprirtors No. l fremont
Temple, Boston. and 10y Al druggists g-lOl
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WATERFOWL Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday. Dec. 10. 1873.
MARKET BEEF \ few choice $40 90 10 25; extra
50 90 a 9 so: first quality g. 90 80 second quail
ity 81 90 : 20; third quality g 90 a : 20.
STORE CATTLR-Working oxen and steers, per
pair, Sl0O Sl15 300 ESQ
MILCH Cows AND CALvRs-s35 u s65: extra so 4
s95. Farruw Cows 80 $40
NEALlNGs-slO 10 IA SIS; two wears old $50 AZ =
three wears old $50 s45.
PRICES OF SHERP AND LAaBs-ln lots, 30 OO. 81 20
- 90 g So 81 90 per head extra - 80 81 % pei
head, OF q &c per H.
Spring Lambs. SC per III
Veal Calves, OOas 90.
Brighton Hides, a &c per ID.
Country Hides. 6tc per ID.
Brighton rallow a OOc per lb
Country Tallow 4tC per III
Calf Skins IL Toe per Id
Pelts II ~ each
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.f.hn~hur> Aihrnnum.

.... All>. E""M Open from VI
.-.... d o.. g. and from : I" " + NJ.
"a " IHANEE. Librarian.
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larIi and Stair @lrns.

Mss Nur t. Gregory of Northticld,
! POO, fair house "n Thursday eve
Il ud q" the evident pleasure of all
i ..rd hrt.
.a,r, oa~ Il heavy fall Of SNOW
/ a,.. making line ~lcighing again.
I weather. has been tine for two
8 ,n-r number nt persons are now
themselves miserable over the
n r"nlcm what cdn get f"I
@ -.u.- presents
! Il"u.ht"n. icwclcI ON Rail
ID -'.rrj. comes I" the front this
" .'h hi Christmas things. Also.
D IS ~rutcI of Main street Look
D ,rr"rr the goods are all rullcc
"Wednesday morning there WAS the
D. I,-aut display of frost work We
h SIN. Every tree and twig was
/ -rd with u thick coating of tI"St.
,.,rl one WIS admiriHG the beauty
.r >.rur. The weather wi-e SAY il
mrrursuI at a thaw.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
Waterford.

On the evening of December 24th, the
ford. will give an entertainment consist
ing of Il Christmas Tree and other fix
mgs, oyster supper, etc, the proceeds
of which will go to hquidate the in
debtednesS of the circle. The public i'll
general are invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

... scott Ms Il little surprised on
J '~drs to have Il Canadian walk
".- team OH Railroad street and
t'Ht horse is mine" Scott has
"'ng go"d-l""king s"rrrl horse
PAST fail. which report says Emmett
| .""-.J IA Canada. but which has
That 'mc. come down through the
"'"i :. :. Gould, IIadley, and FL
Am"cIln to Scott. The Cana
'"H rlaim> that it is il horse stolen
..m SOME time ago. The ease is
.'' dcridcd.
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,4ohnsburn G'alrdonian.
.-,ur,. Vt. Friday. Dec. 10. 1873.
,..t once Time Table.

...r...rn and Western -:3n \. NJ. and .:;io
,N,rr, waN ~ \. VI. Northern aud
..,rI- 100 T.. VI
- .,b.ru p.uS \. VI. southern and
Il.n- VI. and ii- r. Nj southern
Stage mails :. - \. VI
'. .r.ru \. ". tu : T.. VI.
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pRtTT's ASTRAL OIL

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odnrlrss. Always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior tn gas
Burns IN any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly I" di-place
TN, # volatile. and dangerous oils. Its safety
under every possible test and it, perfect burning
I'm OuO faIuinr.
Millions OF Gallons have been sold and no acc
drnt-dirrctly ndIrcCtlv-ha- ever occurred
from hurnn- storing al handling ii
The immense yearly loss to life and property
smiling from the of cheap and dangerous oils
in the uitrd States. is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Cnmmls slun-
throughout the County recommend the ~
TRAi. rs the best safeguard when lamps used
send for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally and ar
wholesale 10y the pr"prirtnrs. CHAS. PRATT s
co. los Fulton Street New York s2-uT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
Knocked off the Cars.

\ brakeman named Coke, WAS knock
ed oil freight train on the Passumpsic
road at this place Monday night 10y
coming in contact with the spout of the
water tank. He was considerably
bruised about the head and in one side,
but WAS able to take the passenger train
To his home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
Ryegate.
Wells River.

The concert exercise upon The Day
of the the Crucitixion," by Rev. Henry
Fairbanks, noticed i'll the CaIedom,am
last week. with slight notifications,
rendered excellent service It's a Bible
reading, at this place, last sabbath
afternoon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
CURTIS & BROWN
No. 2l5 Fulton Street New York
For sal, hy all druggists t2tJul7i


Thirty Years Experience of an old Nurse.
MEs. WTNsLow's SOOTHING SYRrr Is THR IRE
sCRIPTION of one at the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States and has been used for
thirty Years with never failing safety and success
hN millions "t mothers and children from the fee
bic infant of week old To- the adult 1t CurrrCt-
acidItv Ut the stomach. relieves wind collie rrgu-
latcs tn" bowels and gives rest health and comfort
To mother and child We believe II L. bt the I,.-t
and Surr~t Remedy in the W"Ild in all cases If
Dy>sHr"rg ami DiGrt,Fd in FhildrrH whether il
arises from Irtthng or from any other causr. Full
directions for using will accompany each bottle
None G"nuin" unless the fac-simile of CURTIS =
PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. sold by all
Mrdlcln,. nralcr. t9Ilml
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
Peacham.


Considerable change i'll real estate
has taken place in town of late: Mr..
George Pollard has sold his house to
Mr.. Z. {. Cove. fol $50.
Key. Mr.. Palmer has sold the house
formerly occupied by himself, to Mr..
james Iolman, for the sum of $500.
Mr.. W. ID. Hooker has disposed OF
his farm to Mr.. Abel Beckley for S6,OOO.
MIR. John Atwell has sold the farm
formerly owned and occupied by him
self, to Mr. Paul Ferguson, for - 500.
Ryegate.
The friends of Rev. james NJ Beatte
will make him donation visit on the
afternoon and evening of Wednesday
December 9th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

uuu. the neat two week, hundreds
d a-ruptlnu~ Ia the CaicdomidH cx-
p w hope all present subscribers
v .,u,u ton another year. ami d" it
p ts. -" there may hc II" intcruIl>-
d papers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

Finley. Replevin for one COW which
pltf. says def. took from him unlaw-
fully. Pills evidence tended to show
that the COW WAS purchased of John X.
Batchelder i'll 1865 for which plff. gave
lien on COW that he had paid said
John X. for the COW within about 50
but that said payments had not all been
endorsed on the note: that deft. who
had bought the note of said John X
after ii was due came and took the COW
which was the unlawful act complained
of. Def. denied the payments not ON
note. The note was payable on demand
and the court intimatrd that before deft.
would have the right to take the COW
he must have made demand and given
plt1. reasonable time in which to pay.
As the case has some novel questions
as To liens on personal property we
hope 1t may 20 /" Supreme Court. If
the law is as claimed 10y delft then a
man may take IL piece of property worth
$1,000 on failure OF Il party to pay even
Il single dollar. Verdict for pltf' for so
and costs. LamSon for pltf Burkes
and Bates for delft
State rs. q. e. Wcader Complaint
for an assault. Respondent WAS tried
last February 10y Mr.. Chadwick and was
find SO and costs. from which respond
cnt appealed. Verdict of guilty. States
Attorney for pin. Dickey and Blodgett
for delft
No. IS. .John IoHng rs. Joshua
Brown. ASSumpsit for labor of pltf's
minor son. Plea in offset for loss of
team, cash. etc On trial
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
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