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II~T ar GIFTS .
Total. loom Gifts. ali Cash...

Total, 10000 Gifts all Cash..............s5O)O 900
To D. DIVIDE means Tor this magnificent
concert, One Hundred Thousand NcEe.s
only will be issued, a large portion of which
are already Old
Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS; and quar-
tiers g. 50. Eleven Whole tickets for slOJ
No scuunt on less than 500 orders. 10th
ing could he more appropriate Tor preSen :
han tickets TO this Banquet of We.lih or
more likely 10 p OduCe gIander satisfactory
results The object OF this . hiri Gltt Con
cert is the enlarg .ment and endowm-n. .
the Public Library of Kentucky, Mich, oN
the special act authorizing he concert Tor
its benefi, Is TO be forever fr. 10 all citizens
o. every state. Ihs concert Will Oe con-
Quoted like the first AND second hereto ore
given aud 1ull particulars OF tn" mode Of
drawing the gIs and paying them AM
everything necessary u thorough under
standing OF the scheme, irOu beginning to
end, re now published in the form OF a
circular, which will be furnished Tree al
cost 10 any whOapply. The entire manage
ment OF thl~ undertaking has been COM
mitted by the trustees 10 hon. IhOS. r
Rr4mlette, la e Governor o. Kentucky, Ia
whom all com nuuicstipn~ pertaining L.
the Gilt Concer Snoud De add e. seq.
RI. DURREF' Pres
W. y. HA UEMAN, Vice PreS't.
j. HIN :. CAIN, Sec'y Pablo Library o.
FARMERS q DROVERS' BANK, Treas
.er.
As the time for the concert Is close al
hand tAprll Sth,J parties wa"Iing tickets
should END in heir orders ulwediH,ty II
they W MA avoid tn III "a anu DE al a"st
luIrIy unavOiu able in the lew days precreu-
ing tn III wing. All orders and appiCl-
lions lOr agencies, circulars and la OTina-
uOn will % rD with prrmp' attention.
THOS. r.. BK NMLETTE,
IOulsvl Ie, y,
Agent Public 0 library Ny.
J. ". l.. ROUG ttsS, Ng~H'.
100 Market ~.
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FOR SALE.
ValuableManufao gProperty
FoR SALE. e.

The subscriber wishing to retire from
busi, esS vii ssll his one-half interest in
The wheeling Boat Yard with all the mod
srn appliances aud lacilitie, for boat build
I'M. partner, Dunlevy, cannot be ex-
relIei in the art Of boat building. Also my
fnr.re { in the Keg and Barrel Factory. /
Will sill either separate or both togethei !;
ami will sail or reat the real estate consist
iug or saw Mill, Drafting House. Dwelling
House, with three tenants, Cooper shop,
DRY House, Engines, Machinery, &c.
W.. WILSON.
Pittsbu gh Commercial and Cincinnati
Comm rcial copy SIX times and sen bill 10
his ftice Tor collection. MARIA
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Canned Goods.
nARNESS AND TRUNKS.

NHARIES ". ADAMS INVITE TIE
u public 10 call and see his STOCK OF mar
ness aud Trunks before purch ts'ns else,
where. 81 e keeps the best quality aud
latest yleS, 10 be sold as ," as ihey CHI
ro,s by be solo. Also whips, collars ana
all kinds Ofhorse equipments st 20 Market
sneet. or at K. Lukes livery building al, ef
the Isl ofApril '" %'-o
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For Rent.

rNHE HALL now OCCUPIED |Y IT, f
Young Mems ChriStiOn Association.
Enhance next door TO the city Bank, on
Market street.
Possession given April LIST, 1873
ANS X. CRANGLE.
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FOR RENT,
For Rent.

WHAT DESI ABLE RESIDENCE IN
r.. X Lists new Book, l'lely occupied
by me POSS -,SiOn given Immediately.
oder very cheap several nearly rev car
pets N the flor.
marl3-h GEO. II. PARKS.
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WANTED.

WE WISH t. ENGAGE THE SEP
" vices OF a. least one reliahle, iutelii-
gent .rutlaman in eve Y city, town and
..g. rF i'm tn SOJth. Business agIeea t
uul sir ct Y legitimate, WELDING from sl5Op
rr s-.ug per auuum. For artic lars address
TUnN BU' l. SCOTIA r. h,
ra5se b Pubs Baltimore Md.
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EIkST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
"a PIIA 400 BOO.

n general Banking, Exchange ana CoIiec.
ZION business transacted with ndsIity sud
1romp.nsss.
Certificate Of deposit Issued and intsrss
paid thereon.
New Fractional Currency and !, =, sHn 70
JUin Away on hand for the accom- mDts-
don OF the pubUc.
Accounts OF Aercnsnta, kanuis tuT'rs,
San keTs and others solicited.
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M EDIcAL.
WOMAN.

By an immense practice extending throu N 8
period Of years, haviag within that time irca d
many thousand cases Uf thcss diseases perdlu
to woman, have been eJab.ed 10 perfect a most
potentSnd agreeable nS..cine that meotsthe .ndl
cations presented ~ that class OF diseases with
positive certainty aud eVaciness
To designate This .-ala.A specific oomoounh !
have naz,ed a.
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West Virginia University
l8Zl-ZQ.

V'HE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
attendance of III Students AT this In
sttutiOn. Five distinct Departments OF In
strucliOn, with a fall corps OF competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Language:
Mathematics, pure and applied ycnol-
ogy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, &C., DC, carefully
and thoroughly taught Practical Chem
LStry and Physics, illustTs ed Inappropriate
apparatus. Special ad van tRges for the study
OF geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF
hneTaIOgy, Geology and Chronology, to-
getneT with many specimens in other de-
partmenJs OF Natural History. Fine build
ings, beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL TERN begins Sept. 9Th. Winter,
December 5th. Spring, March 10th.
commencement, June nth.
Boarding rom Is 70 " per week.
Tuition SIS 10 SlI per year.
FOTIuTtber Particulars inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
MOrgAntOEn, ". Va. len
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TEACHERS NOTICE.

DERs0NS PREPARING To IEA NE.
/ should send or the Geography Oh mtst
Virgi ia. Used bS the oe>t teachers In the
state. Price " cents r>orp
I7,arif-go Wheeling, w. Va,
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I MISCELLANEOUS.
Grandest Scheme Of The Age!
100000
CASH GIFTS.
100000 for onIy $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act
of March Is. 1871, the trustees now an
nounce the Third - and Git Concert, for
the benefit OF the Public Library OF Ken
lucky. 10 come Oh in Library Han at Louis
VILE, KY, on
TUESDAY APRIL y. 1873.
At this concert the best musical talent that
can De procuIed from all parts OF the cOun-
.tryrwi i add pleasure 10 entertainment,
and Ten Thousand Cash Gifts, aggregdting
a vast trtal OF Halfa Million Uollars cur
rency will be dist ibuted by lot to the
tinkat- hp1Harg fg1lnyrg.
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800 WANTED. 5OO

WANTED AT THE SING" r OFFICE
- los Market street, Five Hundred sec
uuI band sewing Machines.
,.-.h STRAW ~ 50 WELL.
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> gen Gnnn AGENTS WAITED.
Stationary, Portable AID DlaoI
e N CT ri E S.

M IA ia = ~
..',.d -, ,urT,.ce
Machinery.
H&F kLANDl Newark, ONO.
- ,,-,,,.-N ~
DE- H-Bt,D VI lJ6N, DnuI
\ magnlnceut lixt6I.ch Engraving Inr
,aIn.Iy md rr!eIc, are = uprd 80 row III
~ around the Old n r - urtJn-Dei. ! he
s,en,. il % loucnlugly be IuIl al, lur sent
M. Ol the ulc.ulr j. 80 sweet, pud the
chsr4c ers :. ufe-iiKc that every body adj
miles IL. tits fIuly agrm OF art, one which
sn0u If hang In the pa IOT OF eye.y SOUTH
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sew &C fsiR C1Irs=
~ THE BESI II TIE WORLD.
AGENTS wanted. Send rorc'rcGlar. AddrSS:
DOMESTIC -EwING VI. CHI Elo.N.G.
THE BlST BU>INGSN
onportuniiy and most thiDgc mbnation
of red i to b. iOuud ia an AZ Il ) Tor tax
MS 1LNRY WARD BEECHIR'S
Great LITERARY FAMILN NEWS
PAPER, with which T. g.v away l.
largest and D,.,t rem um ficlur- ever ol.
fsred, the new an ,Aqu3SIleSI 90
FKENTH Of DGKNFuG,
called - TILE RUNAw y ANp iItR Pets
OlcOyydrhS ale the choicest class of -trnrh
AI.prInuug In OGS-tho pert ct,oa chpDHD.
"a isr 1--WE the .upc'U % phIr d. i'"uuul
+ cnch OIL IA. ON ~ " " IDE AWAKE ana
,E,-T A,IEEp" II. jrClS -~iLy-cnaTiu-
inc fJc yiigIIisy o. O igin i ~ utIngS. Iuir'
paItrn > the iHgeH circulation IN the w0'td
1 will this \ ear ne .'aIr urilrr luan ever.
= ~ 4 tales nv void HUuu~ author, J.. VI
AICOrr DwNRD tGGL Sos, HAIR LET
IE-CHER STOWE, 'lc NrW ana tIl.b'H.
coutIIbu. or. Illustrated Hohd'y MN q
an hsc mum us ul uI-S lDOt..~ II -
PRE- the Idrg,A cOniU,rSiOHS pDid one
A. t.ul made - ms uru.u~. "lIp.trr 60
in IS DAYS; anuJhrr So 40 lu ON" week on"
sa7. 0 II one day. and any "I'"'s rom
and soto so der day. THIS year our oi"r-
are even IUDre y. NnitDlt. ne Su'NVI "'I
gets the Picture Premium when ne pays Ihr
= gem. .....
Intelligent men and women wanted ey-
erywh.Ie. 10 get q, OH ier,t'Ty, ehctN'teiy
assn ne I, send early Tor cir uNar nhd lrrmN
J Is FORD ~ CO.,New York, Boston, Mass
Chicago. H.; -au Fr'nc Nrn, car IN 40
Sc IN son Prk t,, ~ :, A ;;, ,,,' ga. c.
:. trT
money al work for w. IN their spare mo-
mrntS, or an the time, Ih 90 n Huylht
else Particulars nee. Address u. = y
son & co , Portland. Maine mar.
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DIEECTOET.
JOHN X. BJI5FOkD, President
Jacob HOTnbTOok, ChesisT u. KNOX,
1oO. ". ire 1Ehslni, 4. ". CzInpOsI.
Jacob s. EhOdss, Henry ". harper,
IOnn l.. HODts- j. J. CAM bell.
5EORGE ADAMS, Csshisr
MARI ihE
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WAITED.
Wanted.

DAT NTERS AND PAPER HANG RS
! Two good PaperhPngerS a d two PANT
trS. Apply Immediately at Mcclure House.
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We will open this morning, Feb'y 3,
100 pes. View Dark Prints.
5O =. Shirtiug PriuI~.
100 Bleached MusIins,
of tue best makes
BIeached and Brown IO-4
ShePting.
Rpat IiarueSIey Bieache d
Table ID aperS.
80 dOZ. Towels, from Zoe TO
SI.25.
Richardson's Best Irish
Linens.
White Ballard Vale FIan-
nels.
800 pcs. Black Alpaca, very
cheap.
1000 yards Fine 8Ieached
Crash, al l2!c.
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FALL "a WINTER GOODS
Gents Furnishing Goods,

Embracing all the latest novelties,
such as White and Fancy Shirts, Merino
and India Gauze Undershirts, White
Jeans Patent PantalOOn Drawers, Sus-
penders, Half Hose, silk and Linen
Handkerchiets, Bows and Ties, the IHtes
style Paper Collars. White Shirts nadeIo
order; ft guaranteed. Call and see
me at my new and handsomely arranged
store, 70 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
sepl7 4. W. SEABRlGHT.
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N E w
GOODS!

We will open this morning, Feb'y 3,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-28
By the Sea.

Boys who have been born and brought
up 10y the sea wonder what sort of fun
they VIII" live inland can possibly have.
To tie sure. there are the woods and
streams to give them some sorts of
sport : it is true. they have squirrel and
rabbit hunting, the delights of cunning,
the pleasure of going III a-Swimming."
where the mill-pond and the pebhly
streamlcts sparkle in the sun or glide
under the cool shadows of the willows ::
but. as hoy, | used to think that the
poor fellows who never knew salt water.
nor saw the furious breakers dash on
the rocky coast of New England, were
much t" be pitied. And when once.
While | was ii little chap. | was taken
on IL visit to BuckspOrt. it seemed as if
| should stifle in the close air of the
country town, which had no water near
it but contemplate river flowing past.
The sea seemed so far away that
thought ! should lose my breath before
| could get back to its salt air again.
But perhaps | was homesick.
When the gale was high and the long
roller. came laundering on the beach,
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with a very distinct idea of what they
may and ought to be. We are at least,
sure that there ought to he some way
in which men of wealth may justly
with every obligation to the community
fairly protect their wives
and little ones in the possession of IL
portion of their means honestly won ::
and we hope that those who are wise
and powerful will see to it before new
disasters come to plunge other families
into ruin. and remind them of Il duty
too long ncglected.-Dr. j. q. Holland,
Scrjbncrs for December.
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Gsfafrs.

1ITATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. s.
- In Probate Court held at the i'I"hatr ono" III
- JuLnsbury on the l1th day of Nov. \. d. l-'i
Amasn o. Harris guardian "t Nayles Randall. "i
Lyndon in said district. an inSam" person. make
application to said Court Tor hcris" L" sell th'
MIMI. nf tbr real estate of his said ward. repre-"
scntinu that the sale thereof. for tine purpose Z"
putin. the proceeds of such sale at Interest 81
investing the same in stocks or other real estate
would h. beneficial To- said ward:
Whercupon. it is ordered by said Court that SAID
application hc referred to a session thereof I" 1t
held at the Probate Oiice III s.ld -. t"il~hhrN
an the 9Th duy of december. y. H. 1-13 for h,iriH-
and decision thereon: And ii Is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof. by
publication Of notice of said appchli"n ana 4rd"l
ih,rrun three weeks succcssivcy in the Calrdp
nian. printed at 1t. I"hnsbury, before said time
of hearing. that they may appear at said time an'
place and il they sec cauS,., object thereto.
Bv the Court. Attest.
a5-97 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-28

Aunt Rachel used to take me by the
hand and lead me along the lonely
shore. 1t was almost terrible to look
over the immense waves as they came
piling over each other. and to see far
out on the stormy sea, the dancing fish
inr-boatS. now riding on top of the sea
and now disappearing i'll the watcry
trough of the wind-swept ocean. Some
times a bit of broken spar would come
tumbling in from the far-off waves to
tell its story of wreck and disaster.
Once. while the gale was bowling and
the breakers were crashing along the
shore. Aunt Rachel snatched from Il
foaming wave a piece of ships rail,
with part of a child's night-dress cling
ing to it. Where was the little one who
had worn this garment? And in what
dismal wreck had some distressed moth
er tied it to this floating wood Moth
ING ever came from the sea to tell us.
But all was not sad and tragical by
the sea. Such larks as we used to have
by the the Back Cove shores, On Sat
urday afternoons we tore mussels from
the rocks at low tide, or dug clans from
the watery sand, and roasted them in
fires of drift wood. Or we built RATS of
the loose wood along the beach and
padded about the broad cove. If the
frail craft fell to pieces and let the half
naked youngsters into salt water, there
were enough swimmers to save those
who could not swim. Then there were
the JOYS of building and sailing !;
and how eagerly we watched the rude
little craft as their birch bark sails fad
ed away in the blue waters of the bay.
In the drift. along the beach. we found
all sorts of curious things: not only bits
of wreck, but fragments of clothing.
curious and unknown shells. foreign
nuts: and once the whole shore was
Strcwn with big russell apples. lost over
board, perhaps. from some distressed
trading schooner.-NOdh Brooks. IN 81.
Nicholas for NOrember.
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foreign ground and they have a right
to expect it. If they do not get it, we
trust they will undertake the matter
for themselves. They have done this
thing more than once. and they can do
it again. DR.. j. q. Holland. Scrjbuer' s
for Dcccnibcr.
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Provision for Wives and Children.

The disasters that have occurred III
the business circles of New York during
the last few months are full of practical
, suggestions. upon which the daily press
has made abundant comment; hut one
of them has received hut little notice
liz. the effect of these disasters upon
the families of the sufferers. These.
with many dependents, We're sharcr> i'll
: the prosperity o. those who have gone
down to poverty. They lived i'll fine
houses, and had all the privileges which
wealth bestowed. Many of these bust
ness men had wives. who had been help
crS and household economists through
all the years of early struggle. and who
held Il strong moral claim upon Il pOr-
ton of the wealth which they have seen
swept away without the power to lift Il
finger or say word in Sclf-protcction.
In day, they have seen the accumula-
ti0nS of years melt away. and them
selves and their little ones made poor.
The husband and father. with burdens
too heavy to he borne in his office or
ms c"ultlhG-f""ih' goes L" MS nome /"
he tortured WIN the Spectaclc "i ii
>trait"ned life. among those VIII" are
more precious to him than all his wealth
had been. II Is quite ilkciE tllat he
VIII ind hrr"I>nn anu Ncli-"ehlil an"
chccrfulncSS there: nut ms pam VIII
not h" wholly cured ny these. and he
must always regret mat when ne lild
the power t" secure il c"mprtclc" T."
his dependents ne dld not Il" 1t.
\ large majority "i the business men
of New York carry heavy iItc m>ll-
rance: hut this. at the very moment OF
the failure of amy "nc OF them. Is not
only II" help t" him. hut. 10y its yearly
demands upon his resources. Il constant
DRAG upon his rttna~ and prosperity.
II may he, indeed. that he will he I'M
able Ia keep up his yearly premiums
and =" hc obliged to sacrifice all that I've
las paid during the previous NclI>.
life insurance makes Il provision for his
death. hut non" ut all tor a disaster that
may destroy his power to provide for
his family .jUSt ii, cticctIally is his re
m"vai from the world. lli> power even
10 Keep ii- !if,. in~urcd goes with his
poWcr /" make money. ami thus his
family is Icfr helpless whether he liv"
or die
All men who deal in stocks. all VIII"
are in commercial on mercantile life.
,id all - hu are engaged in manutic-
lures. have much at li<k. Wars. rrvul-
,innS. bad crops. capicimIS LEGISLATION.
changes in the channels of trade. over
prn,iurtinn one or more of these. and
other adverse cali>c>. come in ut I'M
.rohrd-lnr Sc"~uu$. and prove to them
ali t;ilt they held rhrir wealth hv Il very
guc,,taiu femme. There /. man who
does business III al who ma, rot Ice rr-
iu,,i l.. . rcu;hiy,.,rinu nf circumstances
tL.t lee EN- neither tnrt,cr nor cnutruI
Now. we know of no WAY hy which =
n,.;u cam rr,tcct hi, f;umil, Lut hy TAX
inc = cnnpctrnt sum from his business
and i,r,tuviur if rron them outright.
and sr,uriro if to Them. in the dnys of
,,tu,l wealth and uo,ucrity. \ man
who. hy honest enterprise. has secured
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-28

THE ADVANTAGE OF PRINTING. Mr..
g.. well known Metropolitan printer,
once told us that on one occasion, an
old woman from the country came into
the printing office. with an old Bible in
her hand. Il want" said she. THAT
you should print it over again. Its
gcttin' Il little blurred. sort of. and my
eyes is not what they WIS. How much
do You IN >
Fifty cents.
Can YOU have it done in half an
hour? Wish YOU would-want to he
getting home. live Il good way out
of town"
When the old lady went out he sent
muund to the office of the American
Bible Society. and purchased Il copy
for fifty cents
"Lor' Sakc> maS>a - exclaimed the
old lady. when she came I" look ut it.
..how GOOD yuu'vc fixed il, never see
nothin' 81 curious is what printers is.
y GREAT Lo>>.-A few days after
Dickens death. an Englishman. deeply
wriCNcd at the event. made Il sort oi
pilgrimage to Gad'S Hill. to the home
of the great novelist. He went into
tine famous Sir John FalStaff' inn neal
at hand. and. in the ctfu>ivcne~> of his
honest emotions. he could not avoid
taking the country waiter into his con
tdcmce.
"A great loss this of Nj. Dickens
said the pilgrim.
~ great loss to us, sir" replied the
waiter. shaking his head ''hr had all
of his ale sent in from this house
SottSoap III some shape plcaScS all
and generally speaking. the more I've
You put into it the better.
Dandy (to >hncmakcr) II say, can
You cure Il defect in my boot, here -
Shoemaker Il wont promise Il cure.
but I'll agree to heel them"
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fnr Salr.
WOOD FOR SALE !!

Ihave a large lot of nice Wood, all sorted rock
Maple and red Birch. l6 inches ana itft "', .,
III If oil kinds. and will sell and deliver any
Kind as low or lower than you can huy elsrwher
Please call at my stable and | will contract Tor
VIA % -. ~, ~ 1--2 gltf
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-Nnd rs much Of said Lands Will he sold al puLIi,
au''l'H At the >ch""lh"u>r in District No in siid
ML"ist"n" On thu 2uth day eli prcrnll ! II, NJ at t,,
o'clock IN III" forenoon. shall lee requisite fn iii
chaiS" SAID taxes with COSTS. unless pr.yiuu.I,
paid. '' '''''''H
HORACE ADAMS First Const,IJ..
Maidstone Vt. Nov. 9Th i~.3 az
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II Won feel dull. dr"wsy. dehlitated have fire.
qu,nt headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated, You suffering from Torpid
Liver III 'Eousness and nothing will cure you
speedily and permanently as Dr. Firrcrs Gold
Z, Medical Discovery. 1Os
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~ 'lu'H hi said lands will Ia. ..,
tb,.,,. ~ a. ne dwelling house Of Jonathan Mai
b,r n,r VI st VI M 'ar.nhy on the 18th daT Of cr
paid '"N'N unless previously
'oNATHAN MATTHEW'S
Dated -, o., First Constable and Collector
94-6 ms o'h nay of Nov. y. D. l-13
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-28
FARM AT A BARGAIN.

Situated within II miles of Greensboro H'dI,"I
ond within } miles Of East Hardwick. on the i. a
o. R. R.wnrar school. running water at house and
barn well timbercd good pasture Contains
about 90 acres \ desirable place for any man
who will paw $500 or 600 down. The rest may re-
main on mortgage. Address
ELISHA MAY Attorney.
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Desirable Place For Sale.

offer my place for sale. situated on tentral
ough repair, and the place is central pleasant ana
every way desirable.
\ portion of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage g2tf j J.. Met OEAl' IA
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and
LOT at the corner of Summer and Winter streets
Also two OF three vacant lots ON Spring street.
J. \. HADLEY.
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