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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14

promote the circulation, and to breathe
for hours the same atmosphere OF forty
and even fifty degrees. when the lungs
are always ut ninety-cight. is too great
Il change. Many persons wake up i'll
the morning with inflammation of the
lungs who WEI t to bed well. and are
su!pri&cd that this should he the case.
The cause may often he found in sleep
ing in Il room the window of which had
been fuoliShly hoisted for ventilation.
The watcr-curc journals of the country
have done an incalculahle injury by the
blind and indiScliminate advice of hoist
ing the window ut night.
The rule should he everywhere dur
ing the part of the year when fires are
kept burning, to avoid hoi>ting outside
leave the chamber door open. u.s. also
the fireplace then there is Il draft up
the chimney. while the room is not so
like to become cold. If there is some
fire in the room all night the window
may he opened an inch. Ii is safer to
sleep in Il had all Ill night with a tenn
pcraturc of over fifty, than III Il pure
air with IL temperature under forty.
The bad air may Sicken you, but cannot
kill YOU the cold air can and does kill
very often
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
From the burlington Free Press.
Woman's Board of Missions.

Thu. fin, ,run,I ,,autino ~ .Lo Wv,
nort H,,pcb of,h. W,,no,,. Hnar,1 -
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,no
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14

lars from the Mission Circles of the
State in support of the schools i'll Cey-
Ion and Fouchow, China.
A devotional meeting was held ut
halt-paSt seven. when Mrs Bowker adj
dressed the ladies at length. III regard
to the history and work of the Wom-
ans Board. and gave them many sug-
rcstionS as to organization and work
of Branch Societies.
The meetings were largely attended
and full of interest.
The officers for the ensuing year are
as follows:
Prcsident-Mrs. Luther Daniels, Rut-
land.
Vice-Presidents Mrs. Rufus Clark,
South Hero, for Grand Isle County :;
Mrs. Gyles Merrill, St. Adams, for
Franklin County; Mrs. f. p. Wild,
North Crattsbury, for Orleans County !;
Mrs. Samuel X. Hall, Bloomington, for
Essex County; Mrs. c. c. TOrrey,
Charlotte, for Chittenden County Mrs.
Clement Porter, Stowe, for Lamoille
County; Mrs II. Fairbanks, st. Johns
buy, for Caledonia County Mrs. G. IL.
Ladd, Middlebury, for Addison County !:
Mrs J. Copeland, Waterbury, for
Washington County; Mrs. DeaSon
Plichard, bradford, for Orange County +;
Mrs Alclace Walker, Wallingford, for
Rutland County: Mrs. }. &. Hale,
Chester. for Windsor County; Miss
Sophia Park. Bennington, for Benning-
ton County: Mrs. G.. NJ. Chandler,
West Brattlehoro, for Windham Coun-
~.
Secretary Mrs. j. II. Goulding,
Rutland.
Treasurcr-Mr>. Geo. ii. Fox, Rut-
land.
Auditor Mrs. VIM. b. MuSScy. Rut-
land.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
Sleeping in a Cold Room.

Halls journal of Health SAYS that
cold bcdchamhcr> always imperial
health and invite fatal diseases. Ru-
bust persons may safely sleep i'll Il tenn
pcraturc of forty OF under. but the old,
the infant and the trail, should never
sleep i'll a room where the atmosphere
Is much under fifty degrees Fahrenheit.
All know the danger of going direct
into the cold from Il very warm room.
Very few rooms. churches. theatres and
the like. are ever warmer than seventy
degrees. If il is freezing out Of doors 1t
Is Thirty degrees the difference being
forty degrees more. Persons will he
chilled 10y such Il change in ten min
utes, although they may he actively
walking.
But to lie still in the he'd. nothing to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14

Most all pills in the market. and those styled
vegetable are not only large nauseous, gripping
and difficult to swallow, but they contain Mer
curry, besides Aloes, Camboge, and other injurious
drastics. These are old medicines and used before
medical science developed better. supplanted
10y much more pleasant but effectual cathartics
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets embody
the latest and best cathartc properties in a concen-
trated, Yet mild and searching form and are never
taken with disappointment. Wholly vegetable
sugar coated small, neat and in delicate glass Vi.
ais. Sold al - cents by Druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
G!sfafrs.


WILLIAM :. BROOKS ESTATE.
w STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA biaIhIt i; -
In prnb1tr Court holden at the Probate oihct m
81 .Iohnsbury the 29th day oil oct"o'r' ~ i.
lS13. ,.
Jonathan ID. Abbott administrator "l me 'S'atr
of " lillian = Brock late of Barnet III sd disilr'
dceasrd makes application to said Court for license
to sell all of the real estate OF sald deceased.
rxrrrt the. widows right of homestead and dover
therein representing that said sale of Real ESttt,
would IN, beneficial to the heirs and all Interested
in said estate. for the purpose OF converting me
same into money and said administrator has
brought into Court the consent and appreciation
in writing of all the heirs To said estate residing III
this STATE. i.
Whercupon it is ordered by said Court that sand
application come under consideration and hr heard
on thu, 22d dav of Nov, y. II. l-'3 AT the lr"htt'
Office in said ST Juhnsbury; and II Is fnIth'i "idrrl
that all persons Interested he notified hereof 10y
publication Of notice, of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully III the ht"'ilil
printed at ST Jnhnshrirv before said time appointed
Tor hearing. that they may appear at sad tInir
and place and. ii they Sc cduS'' "hlcc' IH'r'''.
BY the Court, Attest.
HENRY FRENt IL. Register.
\ true copy of rrcurd.-ltt"st.
1895 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14

TIE I>E OF LEAVES. Every one
Just noW is rakin% hi> grounds. Whcth-
CT their dimensions hc acres OF only
Square feet, OF the fallen. ru>tiiny treas
urc> of the trees. Yet there is no more
mistaken piece of work done than this
The leaves are Natures kindly cover
ing for the grass roots beneath the
heavy tI0>t>, and under the cold au-
tumn rains and the burying snow they
furnish protection during the winter
and food to the Young plants in the
spring. But if the trim appearance of
the graSS-plat seems to demand the
clearance OF the leaves. let them wait
until they have fulfilled at least halt
their office. and then cart them off in
the spring to the compost heap. We
are getting IN such Il mrddlcSome way
of Improvement, nowadays. that we
forget that Nature knows anything
fur instance. that she had grown grass
and manurcd with leaves several cycles
before we were b0thcring around
!SprHJGtId HtpHbiicdR.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
White Undertaking Preferable.

The Hpuid Of HediH recommends
white undertaking. as not only more
hcaltlful hut on account of not radia
ting the heat of the body as some other
colors do. Another strong incentive Is
the avoidance of possible poisoning, re
>ulting from dcictcTioUs dyes. The
JouWGi Of chemistry gives an instance
OF the poisonous effect of aniline colors
upon the skin in the experience of IL
gentleman OF Byticld. He had. Il few
day previous. purchased some new un-
dcr>hirtS of cotton. colnrcd with vari
ouS tint>. among which anilmc red pre-
dominated. In a short time after put
ting on the garment Il peculiar "rup-
ton. of I'LL irritating nature. appeared
ON the portion of the body covered 10y
the cloth. The effects We're not mere
l. local. l:ut to Il considerable extent
constitutional. pain and unea>inc>> he
mg experienced in the back and lower
rNtlcmitic>. In proof that the eruption
WIS caused 10y the dye color>. il may he
stated that Il portion of the garment
about the upper part of the chest had
been lined with linen OF the undrrSidc.
and wherever this came in contact
With the skin II" eruption appeared.
IL is not p""hahlc. the .JoWn"I remarks.
that til" number of persons i large
who possess such idio>yncra>ic> of con
>titution Is 10 l." easily poisoned 10y
dye coloI>. hut that there aIr some
does not admit nt Il doubt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
for Salr.
cotswoid Sheep for Sale

Two wears old ycarlings and ram Lambs. Also
a few breeding ewes and eve Lambs.
HARLEY NJ. HALL.
Eos, RurLa VI Oct : liza -gtf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
Farms for Sale T!

Five farms for sale from I" Il miles from 81
Johnsbury. Some of them can he exchanged for
real estate in this village. Prices from - lOo I"
s. 900. Enquire of GEO. W tAfk'
.Itf st. ,JOhnShury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
ST. >Aohnsburn Galedonian.
It. John~nurH. VT. Friday. Nov. Ia. 1878.
fnr Mr Children.

Hl ELSIE d

Glilll'llltiitl> blltn were ltfiht anu
old-ta>hionrd. they could never really
feel as we children do: that they need
ed no particular notice or enjoyment.
for it WAS their nature I" SIT iii rocking
chairs and KNIT. They seemed quite
different from the rest of the world,
and not to he especially thought about !:
that is. 10y girIs who were as full of
merry plans as we were.
Grandmother lived with lis. as father
was her only son. We had Il vague
idea that She helped mother mend the
clothes aud knitted all fathers winter
stockings. beside some pairs for the
church society. We were surpassed to
love her. OF couI>c. and We were never
openly rude. for indeed we had been
taught To he polite to all aged persons.
those peaceful souls who never make
amy trouble. but Just 90 on in their
own way 50 quietly that you hardly
know they are in the house. Mother
sat with her sometimes. but we girls.
i'll our gay, busy pursuits, rarely
thought of such Il thing. She seemed
I" have II" part III "hr existence
1t went on 81 for some time, till one
day happened ut sumd"Wn to go int"
I'll" >l'tIhS-r""h' an" 'i''le SAT grand
hl"'''''' "i"''' sue '''' '''"'i. ''>'''P
!" '''' ''''''' ny '"' W num- "c >''''
was I'N' Ni''N'''S "'' VI H'N'''' wa, '"E'
%l"i\ "l 'Sh' ~ ne N'l''' ANA Ill ''''>
glory SAW grandmother S''" h'r
really Tor the INST 'iIilr III my me
~'' l''' '"'''' ,''''''''| '''' ''''''' ,'"''
'i'ei' Us IL 'i'i' h'' '"'' VI" nee" III
ieadl'l% more since Us treasure ''''''N
lay Sh'''l'lS III hc' soul sue Ia" 'o'h'"
the book over upon h'f ZAP an" i''ilr"
back I" ENJOY the evening"
~" IL "i' III Il moment hrf gen
tlrneSN' her patience her holiness.
men, Wl'Ii' hr' love ana beautiful "I@-
nlt\ seemed I" FOL" about me Hike il
"i'Sii' 'l"''"' 'l' >"''' everyday lines
tL.u il, ,h,. ,you.I.,f,,l sunset nt. liz. .h,
WIS. O. how human, So Lumau thar
sb,. needed , share of What Cod u...
ri,irru. friend. hama. iut,,r.,. II,
III, .,,,r,i>,s and r>nr,t,ti,,. Ia, i,,u
o,i,.,.. and ,L.,..I -, ,,.,.,,r,i,;,,, j.,
tho ,lrt.,n. ,,f am. fresh ,uurn Ii,,.
GirI. oh,u ,,.,rdr,nlhc, ,,,l, ~,
.h.. c,ruI -. al ,br,.,. .t..,Ii,., .,tti.
uto the r..,, f,,. Cod lend h,In,J NM.
when ,,r,t to.t..ll r,, ,i.t,,s ,h.ut il
Mar. o,l, kissed her and asked If sb,.
b,d had g, on,d nam. >,.ir ,i,L,I L,,.
h,u ,,f ,..,,,, ,I,.. ,,,.,.t ,i,.,,. r,.,I
rnII,d and h,..,.,,. to wind :, IN ,1,,
vIiI. t,Ili,,r i,r. g, ,,i..,s.,,,, iit or r,.,,..
about one of the srhoul-niri.. and
well. kuclt down ,t ,r,:,,dun;L,,.'s
feet and inst =, v,,s ,,.,iun !, ,.r, =
p,yc her knees , un,d L,rd huu ,,d
tnId bo,. .h,. ,,.,. I.,lir.,
That's all .i,l, Rut IL h.., I;f-
trrcut since from what il w.s brtnrr
From ST. NjchoIcx f,, Norcn,b,,.
oie " 1''e "oo''eii 9'oiles
H''''
~ =. '''. ~, "''' 7''7
''' ~. ''''' ''''''' ',''' ''i''" It"
''''7 WI" ''''' H''''" al, ',''
'''''' NV W Wv mus Wv S''''"'
was C"nSlrmm;;c. II, had been Il fore
mas manu- IL ,'' '''''' vi '',', ',''''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
SMITH & CALBRAiTH,
Manufacturers "t
Hand and Drag RakeS,

AN- H,lvr~. tram VI, ASSURES l;T.,"ru- and brushes
Also. Furk~tiIlr~ and Framing Pins kept constant
" on hand Gaar Lathe Turning centrally. done
To- order. Pi~~umpS,. VI. 52ll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
MAKES The WEAK 5

kgkVEo TIE MIA 7-.-a
"hNSo Ill., - -i't -'ay,I
ed SnJ,itjn,, ~, IL, b.,
Iron. is 50 COAvhii,,d a.-.
,,a I,,', ,;;I,.s,, ~ ,,,,
TitH tie HIODH ~ ~. 81.
IOON. III 'hCF|HN' ~. .|
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
Desirable Place For Sale.

| offer my place for sale. situated on Central
street corner of Spring. The buildings are III thor
"ugh repair and the place is central pleasant anu
every way desirable.
y portion of the purchase money can remain on
MORTGAGE, g3tf j. =. MCCORMICK.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
FARM ALA BARGAIN.

Situated within Il miles of Greensboro Station.
and within > miles of East HardwiCk. on the i. *
o. r. R-near school, running water at house and
barn well timbrrrd good pasture. contains
about % acres \ desirable place for any man
who will nav 500 or GOO down. The rest may re-
main on mortgage. address
ELISHA MAY Attorney.
~ T,bnsbur,. " ort ~ I-13 92tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
MOOD FOR SALE

Ihave "A large lot of nice Wood. all sorted rock
Maple and red Birch, Ii inches and feet wn"d
including 100 cords of dry stove wood. AlS" / H.
wood of all kinds; and will sell and deliver any
kind as low or lower than You can buy elS"whrr"
Please call at my stable and will contract Tor
what you want. 1El'Nh bhI.N
,IoIusburN Oct l-..s. yllI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14

FROM November to May. Florida il thu, t;,vnrit
resort Tor northern people. but its limited lor,I ,
PacitN prevents many fron making il their intrr
nome Wh" would otherwise do so. 1t il l,rnrrs,d
t" pil,i lir@r hotel at some point i'll the st,t.. Ia
meet the requirements of those who fc,ir. snt,.i
or accommodations My experience nj tLn :,
j ames Hotel Jacksonville last winter rn,I,l. w,
To speak cOntidrntially as to the success Of tbi e
terpIise. For information to plans. &c, adJrcus
r. =, +. II. ORVIS
--iutHoA i"u7e' AAahchtster, |. g2-4,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14

samuel Wrrd y Co. l'r"I
+ II sale in - JuhushuiA "'
ARD y ROW ILL.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
vAECf;Cf1NATION 4 CURE FOR SMALLPOX

Il. G. Furley, in a letter to the 'oeoecM-
,,n,,. saws he is able to prove that vac
cination is not only, Preventive "
Inc diseases but cure. It's, he says,
oscertained that when a person liable 10
toEo circulates in the blood for eight
.eavst before producing any febrile symP-
tS,,s. then commences headache, SICK
Nc. raIr, II, the back, suffused eyes,
u,,d = REGULARLY white furred tongue
:" e-o,,1,i of.svrnptoms that belong to no
ntSer disease. and last for three days.
Il has been acted on since 'ennet .
great discovery more than eagh Ivy
years sgo, that it is not only wrong put
fatal to vaccinate any one during .nit
stage of the disease, or the suDse4u en'
4 one when the eruption makes us ap.
pearance. But Mr.. Furley says ne Gu,
show, from cases under his care tia'
if YOU vaccinata during the eruptiVe
stage, the eruption is Immediately ar
rested. The mature lymph overtake
the immature poison, and the d!se'.s
terminates. II the eruption has gon
the length OF having white tops, tnet
is danger of infection; If not, IL GIG
:, away as .pimples.
Dr.I.E. Nagle, of this city, VINO wa
n Confederate surgeon, assures us ''''
he cs,u vo,,cli for.the truth OF the ;"'o>
assertion, he having successfully 'r''
the remedy III several instances ""r''
his extensive experience i'll the urea
mcnt of numerous cases OF shlal'lo
which he had charge OF during the III
Nynr.F b., r. t!'.T .--.--. ..|-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
r11uE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

and iproxsa ama s sn1isqSly ~ tHa
nlsheo lIl ~ ssociation, Of which =. r.
Notion. ESQ, OF New Orleans, is the presi-
dent, opened to tho trnyoirs fs72, "r
HnEs tho management of the unde .c;;H H.
.o.,v Formerly Prop'r New YORK iio'''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

Mr.. Ii. War Kcntccn, agent tor the
Ncnuonitcs Of Russia, is making ar
rangements to take I" Texas his ms, who WHO'S
Deople, numbering about io, 600 souls.
Ihe Mcnnonites arc opposed to tho use
NJ arms and are leaving Russia because
the Government is now conscriptlhe
them into the army.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

Tho planters in Southern teN"s
where the Herlong cotton has been
tested pretty thoroughly, state that 1t
il 80 to 100 per cont better as regards
yield than any other cotton, and that
the facility with which it can be
piclxcd gives it Il decided advantage
over tho ordinary growth.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRODUCE,

COUNTRY PRODUCE,
u sven As
Potatoes, Peas, Eggs, Chickens Euttor;
RccswaN, Hides. Tnllow, &C.. bought ana
sold Nv tho undersigned. on Grand street
near Mulc Academy. An asSortncnt OF
Family kept constantly on
smnNiyinIr families in town with Produce
from tho country. Orders solicited.
! TOM RACINE. Grand street.
| rrh,>- II lS.S-ly Monroe, La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
KOIILEIt,

G Gunsmith, Monroe, La. Dealer n
GUNS, PISTOLS. CAPS, TUBlS; Asks
CARTRIDGES, POWDER Fl.NEI\S;
PATIIN'r ELASTIC GUN WADS,
done, at IS por cont. below for AK
NOR prices, and work Euarnn- s1%J~
| iccd Juno Is, 1870. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

An optician in Paris believes animals
suffer from near-sightcdncss as well as
people. He has taken out patent for
spectaclcs for horses. y tabby cat
wearing a pair Of blue spectactoS sits III
the window of this Whimsical humani-
tartan.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
H;JHNlTuI.E STOlsE,

AND FURNITURE: KEp.\IiINti.
Tho undersigned respectfully inform, Inc
pubiic that no has now on hand WEI ,.! ~;
lcctcd stock of Ogicc Hna MoMscMna" nw.y
G,1i, ISi,nni,.ys sitcA as iidmNcs, lt4 ;t.
Scrcws. etc. Terms, Cash. store on bcS'i''fo
s'io''' ''o' J. Il. PETERS,
MONROE La, March Is, 1871. 1i2o-'i
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
MONROE HOUSE,

jackson Street, adjoining Methodist c's''fe'
Tho undersigned has taken charge or 1mis
house, and intends making 1t a i.aSI 70 re,
Gave bosrders by the week or month as may
desired Rooms iaTge s }or taiies No
noina viii be spared by tho proprietor 20 %
make his guests comfortable Ch G4, GtR ~
suit tho times. JAS. a. liza "
March 25, 1S72.-ZS:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

Early this morning two ladies met
on the cross walk i'll front OF this Office
to exchange word with each other.
AS we go to press they arc still ut 1t,
having survived two narrow escapes
from being run over and a dog light
Nr,r York Mail.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

A waupaca man heard 1t lntinl'ts ,a
an tho street the other day that he
was honpccl<cd. lie went home ,, anu
throshed his wife, tore up two or three
Of her best dresses, opened I'LL the house,
and sat down in the pArior WIN ms
frct on the comfortable among coffee
ton OF choice books and smok"' MS
nine, lie thinks the world il conHlh'
a,i now that ho is boss OF that raneh".
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
Mondays Picayune says:

Judge Durell-thc Niccscrcnt OF
God. rs he styles himsef-and his BOSOM
friend and partner, tho famous assignee
in bankruptcy, MIR. Norton, left her,
on Saturday evening for Washington
(itV.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
N.,k5NNA.S SALOON.

Nd,kINNA'S SALOON,
wi DESI-\KD ST IL l. l. Il,
Icvn,sitc Endom's Livery Stablc)
MON IL O L, l. A.,
IL lscpt we'll supplied Wit Ii tho best wines
and liquors and fiHoritC brands OF riE:'tSS'
Polite nttrntion and good ortcrEuarNnh..c '
April 10, 1871. h''e
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
~ SsCEI:NSCIIEN,

~ ssoEENSCIIEN,
l.. -DEALElt IN
Elmo gold and silver Watches, ;ntd IN
French and American Clocks hnc e. 81
.nI;j ,-old Jcwclry, Pianos and Mclo-O&ssSz9
atoms Musical Instruments of all descriP-
tions. sheet music, &c, and solicitor ior ~ cne
celebrated pianos oftho st. Louis ManulMt
turing Company. OVERWHELMINGLY
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VIAGCNS, IsUEGIES,
cAREI AGES AND ORA ".

n1adc and repaired, with full guarantee
nytho undersigned, upon reasonable terms
,Thc SbOCinu OF horses will receive pnrtlcu-
lar ttcntiOn. y. M Li1I-N,
'''' DcSinrd street, Railroad CROSSING.
March Q, 1872. - ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
rnvrrIIEItN CARRIAGE FACTOHH'

Tho undersigned takes pleasure III ,e,1 ' ~
info~c tho war If not l,cttcr, to 10 I'LL k'iH's
of work, either In
Manufacturing a. Re1'of'1"0
CARRIAGES, BUGGIiS7, llACl>S' f'
Rc,dv nndo work kept on hand; spec
,,,nm. ~ which may DO seen by calling at INT
i ,nt- 10 will also carry on genera
Hlacksmiu, shop. arranged To a." az, N'''''''
hIocls s,nit ling. Terms rtslSonnDic.
| April 2G 1856. li5N-l iN' '
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'rhc distance between points rom
Galveston to Shreveport arc as 1"l-
lows: -n,;,o..
From Galveston to Houston, 90 miles.
rro,u Houston to Palestine, VIA
<;rcnt Northern Railroad, $50 miles.
Longvicw to Shreveport, VIA IeS'S
Pacific Railroad, G6 miles.
Total form Galveston, to shreveport
81 miles.
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The Texas Pacific railroad machine
shops will be built in Jefferson instead
of Marshall.
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wv IL. EiIAsNS g,
MONROE SALOONS

Tho undersigned has opcnci Saloon IN
tho Hcrnhnrdt Huil,ling,, (which he mas sup
nIioI with new Bar fixtures, tho choiccS'
brands of Liquors, and fine Cigars 10 mas
two Willard tables, and during the Oyster
season can supply fresh pNStrrs on. o, ~"
hrcwcriNs kept ut this saloon. Prompt NJ
tcntion and good order will be obSerNSS;
Monroe, November 20, lS12.-ll-lE
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HOTELS.

T EVILS HOUSE,
on. nztholtc Church and female Acdden'y'
MONROE, Ii.
M. J. Lewis, Proprietor.
This house is under the efficient 1 1n,,fv-
,nent of Mr.. VIM. Lewis, VINO mas ~ -, ~
husiness. Well-regulated, neatly KEPT anu
supplied with excellent beds and the Wharf,
and PASSED going and coming by the Shre'Te-
port stages, is confidently reeom amen ~
tho travelling public as a modeA ho'e ,,o.1y
October I. 1870.
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--.,a~,-n-oM ADVERTISEMENTS

TRENTON A0vERI!s ,lE:..eH.I :. ss~~~~~
DAN. T. HEAD L. - '"o
LEAD q McLAlN'
TRENTON, LA.,
,,,.cu1v1NG. FORWARDING AND
- ~xoNrNIJsSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS
| A.. BAGG1NG, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS. D1p,G1Es, ROcKAWAYs, |
COOKING; STOVES. FURNITURE.
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
d" OF all kinds.
I;b.r,l advances made on Cotton, III CASA
- - s,np,ioa. Trenton, Sept. %, 1870 n2:ly
t .>,n,pru TIIoa. INQUIRE.
rr,NDlrEr, Il MCGUIRE,
SO HECEIVIN q FokW a X
40 MERE a N rs,
cs And General Dealers ln
as Ar, Kinds OF MERCHAND1s
W. yRENT0N, VISA Ma;
October !, 1870.