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The New York herald., 1873-09-16

have seized great many cities and towns, in
imitation Of New York, where it was on the
most stupendous scale, and now one exposure
is following another. The contagion took
deep hold of the officials in the neighboring
cities across the Hudson-Jersey City and
Newark. Let us hope these developments,
made through the vigilance of the press
chiefly, will have good effect in purifying
the atmosphere of official life everywhere.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

THE RING CORRUPTION IN NEWARK, as ex-
posed by our correspondent shows that the
city authorities there are copying in miniature
the old Tammany Ring in this city. This
special vice Of municipal plupdering seems to
The New York herald., 1873-09-16
GENERAL MCOOKs MURDERER.
Wintcrmute Valves an Examination
and Is Committed for Trial.

YANKToN, Dakota, Sept. 10, 1873.
p. p. Wintermute, the murderer OF General +. 3.
McCook Secretary Of Dakota Territory, was
brought up to-day for examination. He waived an
examination and was committed TO the Territorial
jail TO await his trial for murder at the October
term OF the United States District Conrt, over
which Judge Barnes will preside.
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The Late General McCook.

CINCINNATI, ONO, sept Is, 1873
The remains Of General Edwin 5. McCook arrived
here this forenoon and lay In state IN the Masonic
Temple to-day and to night. The funeral Will take
place at one O'Clock tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

THE CELEBRATION YESTERDAY in this city of
the twenty sixth anniversary of the surrender
of the city Of Mexico to the United States
army was successful in every respect and was
worthy the metropolis We are glad to record
that the speeches delivered were in excellent
taste. While the orators properly recalled
the brilliant achievements Of our troops in
the contest with our sister Republic nothing
was said that could be considered as offensive
to our former foes. The orators of the occa-
sion advocated the cultivation of feeling of
sympathy and brotherly Kindness toward
Mexico and expressed desire to see her
overcome all her difficulties and prosper by
the friendly side of the United States. That
this feeling was INDUCED hy the gallant men
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. 2Ol Bowery.-
VARIETY ESTERTAIHMENr Matinee at2
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HERAD TUESDAY SHEET

who stood Gin the battle 'front.' is also mat
ter for congratulation. We have no quarrel
with Mexico and have no desire to see one
stirred up.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

NEW LYCEUM THEATRE. 18th street and 9th av.-
NoTRE DAnR
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

MRS. =. B. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
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BOwERY THEATRE Bowery HANDSOME JACK
MARKED LIFE
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE 5ss Broadway ARrxr
ENTERTAINNENr.
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BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av. and twenty third ST.
RiP VAN WINKLE.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway, corner Thirteth St.
BKH MCCULLoUGH. Afternoon and evening.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

GERMANIA THEATRE, 18th street and Sd avenue
Aus DER GEsELfsCHArL
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he Management of Our City I'll
u.uces-Scruh.xVom Economv.

nances-Scrub.WOm Economy.
While Comptroller Green has been rolling
up the city debt by twenty millions at time,
and increasing the amount of interest paid by
the taxpayers from two millions in 1870 to
over five and quarter millions in 1873, he
has been vigilant in scrutnizing the accounts
of the sweepers and scrub women who are
employed in cleaning the public buildings,
and unyielding in his determination to dock
them their two or three dollars whenever they
might be detained from their work by sickness
or accident. We have o specimen OF this
Watchdog policy in the case of poor scrub
woman who has recently been driven to ap-
peal to the courts to recover six months pay
due to her from tho city for scrubbing at the
new Court House. This poor woman met
with serious accident which prevented her
for that period from performing the labor
assigned to her, but the work was done for
her by her daughter, assisted by friends. The
city had the benefit of the labor of these vol
unteers, but Comptroller Green refused to
pay the woman's bill, and drove her into the
courts. Judge Fancher issued mandamus to
compel the payment of the amount; hence,
even in his scrub-woman economy, the Comp
troller manages 70 saddle the city in the end
with the additional burden of costs and
interest
The constant litigation which Ml, Green
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

wALLACK's THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
gtrect-CULLEEN BAwN.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and 7S0 Broadway y-orKHA
BOUFFE-LA GRANDE DUCHEssE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

The New York Senate has passed, u
to 6, the bill already passed by the
House in relation to challenges of Jurors
in criminal cases, giving the decision "r
the question of Il Jurors competency to
the judge instead OF 10 triers.
st. Patrick lived IL the great age of
l26 years. According to the accounts
of his biographrr, he founded 800
churches, and hapiised with his own
hands 1900 persons.
A sick man who started from Michi
gan for Minnesota, recently, took Il
coffin with him, and it came handy, for
he died on the road, ami was put into
the coffin and shipped back home.
The sentimental will not be chaImud
with Gov. DiX's letter giving his rea
sOns for refusing to interfere with Eos
! ter's execution. But sensible people,
/ who are not able to invest Il drunken
rutfian with all the attributes of Il mar
/ tyrS because he has Drained an molten
sive citizen, will hear OF ii with salts
faction.
The will of the late Lewis Downing,
of Concord, y. H., is Il curiosity i'll its
way: after providing for the widow, 1t
divides the income equally among his
/ five children and the Unitarian church
of Concord. At present it gives the
church just One-SiXth of the income.
| Whenever one of the children dies, the
income will be equally divided among
/ the remaining legatees. including tac
church. After the death of all the
children the income Of the entire prop
erty goes tor Unitarian purposes. That
/ to the Concord Unitarian church is linn
tied to $1,000 il year. All III excess of
I that amount is to he expended by the
| executive committee of that church III
the support of general preachin" and IL
assisting mission churches. y singular
condition is that the income shall be
/ faithfully devoted to the maintenance
of the Unitarian doctrine as preached
and enunciated by Rev. DIR. Claiming
/ in the pulpit and in his published works.
The property amounts t" about 500, =
/ 600 and is probably the largest religious
bequest ever made to Il single object in
the State.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

Judge A. Q. Adds of Vermont, has
been re-nominated and confirmed as Il
member of the southern claims commits
sion.
The Michigan legislature has passed
an act which prohibits and Furnishes
the infamous crime of watering milk.
The Detroit Post informs us that the
law imposes a fine of from so to 800,
or imprisonment for ninety days in de-
fault of payment.
The court, ut a recent session at
Irasburgh. set aside verdict, which
had been secured by the jury, drawing
cuts
The town of Pittsford voted, on
Tuesday last. to erect monument to
the memory of Caleb Houghton, who
was killed by the Indians, near Fort
Vengeance, July 18th, 100.
The Illinois Legislature has been i'll
session eleven weeks, and passed but
two bills. and one of them was supple
mentary to the other making really but
one bill The Chicago Tribune, how
ever. SAYS it is inclined to the opinion
that the best Legislature is that which
passes the fewest bills. With this
standard of measurement, it considers
the present Legislature, with its soil
tary chicken, the best one we have ev-
er had"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
Another Visitation.

Last sunday night was the most hois-
ferrous of the season. 1t showed and
flew ftriou>ly all night and the greater
part of Monday. The fall Of snow was
not large, but it was packed hard wher-
ever it found lodgmcnt. Therefore it
was the hardest storm of the season for
oar railroads. The Passumpsic down
mail train reached here shortly before
/ o'clock. p. H., and the p. X o., west
ern division, about an hour i'll advance.
The up mail train reached here between
IL and II o'clock in the night. Tues
day morning the down train on til,
Passumpsic road, was nearly on time
The outward evening train on the P. &
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
Murder Will Out.

\ few da& ago Il man WAS arrested
il Lafayette. lnd.. ton a murder COM
mittcd ten ears az" and now the pei
pc;lator of Il murder committed more
than seven Years ago. has been di>c"V
cred.
Seven wears ago next April. some
hOy- plaNin" in a vacant lot on Chestnut
street. III Evansville, s:tw something
peculiar sticking ont "t the ground.
which. ON investigation. proved I" tie
the lo,.- "t :. human being. 1h" soil
over the hodi was removed. when the
"urI,>,. of = y" oman partially dec"mp"sed
came to view. Rotten ShIcd> of cott"h
dung To the breast. The head Wa
missing. and consequently the ideutit>
of the tcuaIc could not hc established.
The corpse had evidently lain there
some time. and had l'e"u placed Ill Il
Yer, shallow lcuch. 81 that the first
;priug rain> had eNpu>"d ii. The polio"
authorities secured among other prs
nnrr> = negro ~ 80 confessed t" having
buried the body. His story WIS that
he had hccu met 1T night hN NV" dis
rIi-ed men. y hum he did not know and
could not idcntit,. who compelled hlnl
/ l,l threats Of death. to bury the CORPSE.
/ Thns matters rested till Il few day
-imrc " hru the police at Indianapolis
arrested one Fred smith. Il Narmi>hrr.
y he has been Thought to ENans>iilc.
aud will undoubtedly he convicted
smith was living i'll Evansville. i'll Lott
with Il woman who passed as his wife
/ lie. it i believed. killed her To obtain
some S:lUn M 5000 which She had III llci
possession. of which, however. he go;
oml, so He thea left Evansville t"i
| indianapolis. taking with him another
woman with whom he had been mt
mate. They lived together there t"l
nearly >i< Years. when they Iuarrclled
and separated. The quarrel led t.
smiths arrest. as i'll the course of III
angry alteration woman near then
heard his paramour say, ~ on cut oil :
Numan'> head for $50: You know Sor
did E: and you know | washed Hou
bloody clothes for YOU" The prisoner
had never had bad reputation. an'
until his arrest had not been suspected
of any share III the tragedy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
5lru Embellishments,

Persistent Advertising In the right medium
brings business.
II ISSOLUIION.-Nuti is hereby given thai
i , the co partnership existing heretofore undeI
thu name of Bowen 4 Burke Is. 10y mutual consent
dissolved WM. \. BOWEN
WIN. y. BURKE.
st Johusbury. March 10, 1873 coo.
\-OTlC E.-Al persons indebted Ia the firm of
y l.. HALL y BROTHER. are requested Il
settle the Immediately. G062
NTESTERN TICKETS-Tickets To all points
w West and South via all the first class routes
Call and get lowest rates at Passenger Depot
\. G. HARVEY.
II. J"hnshury. Vt March S ls73. 5stf
I IRATION.-This is to certify that | have
i 4 this dav given nv son. John CRde, his time
during his minority and shall claim none of his
earnings pay any debts OF his contracting after
this date. MOSES CADE.
Barnet Vt March 10 l-73. 5e-6l'
| O>T.-Last Thursday afternoon, between Mrs
/ i C"lby's store and the \ venue House II Russia
squirrel ape The finder will be suitably re
wi.rdcd by leaving the this office
I'OR SALE.-A Building Lot. with foundation
3nN25. feet main I'll "a V;s2 feet laid situated uI
corner of West ami Winter streets. Also. the
timber for frame. ready fol framing windows
ready TO put in Is offered for sale. Enquire of
HORACE CARPENTER.
81. J"hnsbury. March L. le.J 1891
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
lrafhs.

In this village, March -, Esther, daughter of
Mr. Hiram Goss aged years.
In this town March Il Mary A. wife of Joseph
Greenw God. aged 80 years.
AT Sauudersville Feb .. l.. W. Brigham. aged
i6 wears.
At South Barton. March 4 Bella circuit, aged Sc
years. y. H., Mass, and y. Y. papers please copy
At Norwich. Conn, Feb. II, Alonzo, son of ;.
Ben,is, late of Barton aged 10 wears.
Al Concord, y. H., March 9, Mrs. Amanda A.
Conges wife of Rev. f l.. COnges. Mrs. {. was
formerly from Glover
At Providence, Il. l.. March ! Mrs. Sophia z.
wife of John \. Field, and daughter of Samuel
. Peck of P.,ssumpsic aged II years.
At East Concord March !, Mr.. Frederick bur
ham, aged % wears.
At Dubois. Washington County. Illinois. March
) Mr.. jeremiah ". Dow, aged &c years. The de
ceased native of Calais bur lived for the
greater part of his life in Walden, caledonia Coun-
ty, Vt, whence hr removed IL the Prairie State i'll
the fall Of lists Though small in stature and
ply sically weak his natural vivacty and mental
vigur enabled him to endure the and tear Of
life with slight threads upon his constitution, until
a period past the at which iniirmtI is expected
to show its footprints along the course of human
life. III his last sickness which extended over a
prri." "f three four months he suffered severely
from contraction and ndur3liOn of the stomach
which finally resulted in liberation and death.
His last moments wer- peaceful his life going out
candle tickrrS into darkness when it has
burned 10 the socket. He leaves a widow and
lGr-r circle of relatives and friends in his new
nome t. mourn his departure from their midst.
RcYyj.~cdt az peace. MD.
At jacksonville. Florida March "A, G. &. Rowell.
/ aged 81 Years.
Al Derby. March 10 of lung fever Charles Ed
wards aged 70 wears.
/ Vt East Charleston March IL. Eugene B., only
child OF MUSES. and Rolina Curricr. aged months.
At Newport Centre, March H. of -rysipelas and
fever. Nellie Winano, only daughter of j {. and
Lana W Dawson, AGED YEAR,
At West Newport. March II Of canker rash,
Willie son of J. l.. Squlres aged Years.
NJ Derby. March IT., Carrie NJ, only daughter of
/ John and Nlclina Kelley. aged ~ years.
At Luncnburg March ID Hon. stephen Howe,
aged I6 wears.
] Vt kNtuat,.. March - Mr.. John SlV aged - WIS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
5Harriaars.

At ST Johnsbury March Il, by Kew. B. NJ Ill
lotson Mr. Clarence y. Cheever Of St Johnsnnry
and Miss Ida Woodward of Lyndon.
At Barnet, March IA by Rev. John Boe, Mr..
James R. Laing and Miss Euphemia HALEY, both
of Newbury.
At Peacham March L. by Rev. p b. Fisk. VIM.
Crane Gallagher. Esd. of Eberhardt. Nevada, and
Miss Ella s. Rowe of Peacham.
At Morgan, Feb. 81, Mr.. Frank ; Wheeler and
Miss Lila q. Page, both of Morgan.
At Groveton, March r. by Rev. j. Morse, Al
pheus Brooks of Sheffield and Miss Amanda :.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
LIQUOR Seizures.

Br. stokes was sc ,rched tur liquor
the last of last week. and ii five gali"'
Arg found. i;repumdcnt was brought
before Justice Johnson, ana. according
tn REPORT. fined 10 and costs. for tin"
Illegal sale .; ..mrdiciue. We do not
know DT. :. bat have heard lac Vas
famous fur rcdH,inY 'in'tGe WatcEN st
cr,tinus. tut il Justice johnson: * night
in his verdict III the premises. III" doctor
i also somcVh hat familiar with the
Illegal use Of other huidS. Report ais"
-.:ys that the landlord of the II. Johns
iury Ilnu>e quietly appeared before the
sim" magistrate. and without contend
iuy. paid go and costs. Il. {. Vaughn,
druggist. has likewise been called upon.
.uid laid Il fine of so and costs for sell
ing the ardent.
Last "Wednesday the police made 4
search of :. Randall X Sons drug store.
Report say they found something. but
that the keeper would lot allow ii to
. Ec taken away. ana dhotilei hctpcl wis
placed in charge. :. Randall WAS
charged III The complaint with Il third
offence. and his son. George ID. with Il
second. One day was given to respon-
dents to prepare for defense or action.
=. S.-The officers finally removed
the seized liquor-ah"ut 80 gallons. Il:
reported the case was not adjusted
as our paper went to press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
Monuments.

During IL short conversation with Mr..
F. b. Laird. not long since, about his
Blue Mountain quarry, i'll Ryegate, and
the additional facilities the Montpelier
and Wells River Railroad would afford
him for bringing stone to his shops Ill
this place, he Informed uS that the road
passes near it He thinks he has Il
treasure i'll this quarry. and it Is un-
doubtcdll true for. i'll addition to the
abundance. the stone Is of superior
quality, and its Increased use tor m"n-
umcnt> and other purposes. will call for
large supply. Nh. Laird sold Il fam
lily monuments last year. sending one
of his best as far as Platt>burg. y. y.
He may reasonably look for an increased
demand.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
about half mile west OF ST .Iuhnsbury Centre.
known the old Stevens farm with Il comfortable
set of buildings On the place; also running water Ia
excellent land well divided into tillage and pas
ture-abuut - acres of wood land sugar place If
1000 trees, Young apple orchard just coming into
bearing. said farm will he sold i'll pieces whole
suit purchasers.
Tems.-.A part of purchasing money can lay on
mort gage il desired.
SIMON STEVENS.
St JOhnsbury Centre, March /, l-13. 5stf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

The First National Bank of St.
Johnehury. have obtained an increase
Of s5O,OOO to its capital-nraking I total
of $500. 600. 1t is needed here. and
will answer better purpose. both for
the public and the stockholders. than
another. or two banks, with small CAPT
tai each. The bonds are to be bought
III open market. and To equaliZc the new
and old stock. with the reserve, the
shares can be had. of the increase. first,
prorata, 10y the present Stockholders
and if they do not want them, by Others
al Sl3O per share. Subscriptions ano
payments on or before the lst day Of
April. The new stock will draw dlvl'
dend from lst of last January: with the
old stock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

For the week ending Tuesday. March II. l-73
MARKET BEEF-A few choice so - IL %. extra
~ 80 IA 10 30: first quality : O0 =: second quail
lty 81 10 a 30: third quality - % II ~.
STORE CATTIE-W orking oxen and Steers, per
pair. 500. $50 500 $40.
Mich COWS AND tALNE>-sJJ ii SO; extra ett Il
s-5 Earruw Cows So :. $50.
HEAIINGs-slO 10 ST.: two Years old sl3 as =
three wears old S3n $40.
SwINE-WcstcIn fat. live Ca t4c- Dressed. Il
Il per 10. >tures-N hulr-al- per 10.
retail Il per 10.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMB--ln lots, 3 90 - ~
Il ~ - 80 - - per head extra - 10 = - per
head. or : &c per III.
Spring Lambs 81 a - - per head
Veal Calvcs. - 10 a slJ 90.
Brighton Hides. .. II Toe per III
Country Hides. a - per Id.
Brighton Talluw ;. a TIC per lh
Country Tallow j:c pei III
Calf skins 10 a pc per III.
Pclts 81 - a e. ~ each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

There is no pain which the 'rurn"r Limimrnt
will not relieve II" swelling II will not Suhduc and
no lnmrnrss which it will not This j. ~tr'u-
language hut it is true. Where the parts are mol
gone its effects marvellous II has produced
more. cures "f rheumatism neuralgia. lock jaw
palsy Sprains swrtiin-S c.krd-hrraSts. ScahiS.
burns salt rh;Ium. car.Ichc sc. upon the human
frame and of strains ~pavins gals Ne. upon AM
mails in one year than have all other pretended rem
r,ics since the world began. II /, c"rntIcr inn
tAnt an all healing pain relirvcr. trppi"s throw
AWAY their crutchrs the lame walk poisonous bites
arr. rendered harmless and the N"uuti,d are healed
without u scar. Ii i ne humbdg. The r,Clp, IL
published around each bottle. II Is s,lhn- 49, ne
article ever before sold and II sells because il doe
inst what il urrteuds L. do. Those " h" suffer
from rheumatism pain vllnG deserve t" suti,I
if they will not use Ccntaur Lininent. More than
1000 certificates of rcmarkahl" cures including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, CONT. running
tumors &c. have been received. We will send n
circular containing certificates the recipe &c gri-
tis to any one requesting it One bottle of the vel
low wrapper Crntaur Liniment is worth one hun
dred dollars for spawned sweenied horses and
mules or for screw worm i'll sheep. SHORTCOMINGS
this liniment is worth your attention. No family
should be without Centaur Linment j b. RosE
& CO.. New York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

Castoria is more than a substitute for Castor OH
1t is the only safe article in existence which Is Ger
tain TO assmiate the food regulate the bowels
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep II con
tains neither minerals morphine alcohol, and il
pleasant to take Children need not cry and moth
may rest. 800
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
New Dental Rooms

For til, better accommodation If my business
have fitted up rooms in Mon Block. icutrancr oil
'cujTd street where nm prepared for the prsc
tIct Of dentistry III all it, branches. 1t will be my
rld,.lNuI Iu Il, al work entrusted I" my care n
and artistic manner. The pr"s"rN alton
Of th, natural teeth will receive the and attrn
ton IL deserves would call the attention Of those
about grttiu. artificial teeth To gold and silver
pilates he!T'- superior any e the conduct
inE bases
Teeth extracted by the of Nitrous Oxide
Gas, Ether. etc
c u NEWELL. I'D. :.
l.-t,I Room Mon Block
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
RRER SHOP.

Nj F. C.GILL hr-- l,:'ve 10 announce 10 the
pablo that he has bought the Barber shop former
ly occupied hy " Parker. situated IN the Avenue
lnu~c Flock on L. K. Street. -. Jchnsbury.
~ strict atryuiI"u 10 business and 10y employing
fIsI-clns- help. he hopes 10 merit good share 81
i,uhllc mai r,.rli.r, EFT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

u The baptist >"ciety. III this village.
A Il late donation, contributed one hun
bred dollars for the benefit of then pas
tor. Rev. MI. Hyatt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
Farm for Sale in Concord.

The suh-crihci. h,iu- engaged i'll other business,
wishes 1" sell his Farm. -ir.Jttrd III concord known
rs the Benjamin N",ihmy farm said farm con
raIns huu'irrt ACRES thirty acres Of which Is
htHNil. rImh..rd. y nice lHtt!r apple orchard
-u,ar orchard II .uu trees. Crufnrtahl" buildings
with never failing w.,t,.r at huu-- and barn. The
J. \ o. l. =; runs within few rods Of the wood
Il. al said farm Will be- sold NJ bargain \ large
ptrt II the purchits,. money can remain mort
~ %. Enquire nf / T. NODpBTEi near the
premises 81 Of the -ui~crlh"r a; Lyud"nvillr Vt.
l"-s,.ssiuu ..ivcr lmm, diatrly.
nrtf { II WOOnBCEY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

Last Friday. the ladies of the Wo-
Imam Foreign Missionary Society. of the
NJ. +. church. gave Il missionary supper
M the residence OF Mrs. G. IL. Marshall.
winch WAS very pleasant a. we'll as re
|munrrativc. AvailS. SI7.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
SO GOOD CANvASSEks WAITED

to get 10 OOO subscribers 10 THE Enquirer an =
page family weekly, with :. choice of "nr of seven
steel engraivnus an framed in fine black walndt
and gilt Its circulation las increased 200 i'll ten
months. Premiums delivered before money ia
called for which the people like. Copy of the pa
per and full particulars. free. Address H. y. Nc
kENNEE q Co, Publishers. Portland, Maine