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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

There is pain which the Centaur Linimemt
will not relieve swelling it will subdue and
no lamencss which it will not This is strong
language, but it is true. 1t has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia. lock Jaw palsy
sprans, swelngs, caked breasts scalds burns
saltrheum, ear-ache, &c, upon the human frame
and of strains SPAWN gals, &c., upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began 1t is a counterrrtant. an
all-healing pain reliever. Crppcs throw away
their cruchcs, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without Il scar. 1t is no humbug The recipe. is
published around each bottle II is selling as no
article ever before sold and il sells because does
Just what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer
II they will not use Centaur Lnmcnt. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures. including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism govt runnin"
tumors &c, have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe &c.
gratis to any one requesting it One bottle of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned or sweencd horses
AMI mules, or for screw worm in sheep. Stock
"wners-this linment is worth your attention. No
family should he without Centaur Linimeut. Sold
by all Druggists. 30 cents per bottle large bot
Ties, 81 90 J b. Rose & Co. - broadway New
York tInnct-,
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NOTICE!

The District Convention. August ~, causes a
change of the :. $. and Temperance Basket Picnic,
To Thursday August 10, mt Lyndonville Grove,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ The following
speakers have all agreed to be present: Rev. Il.
X. Pierce, ID. D., Boston, Mass, Editor of lions
Herald, and for many years Chaplain at Blackwell s
Island; also, Rev. f. Eggleston, ID. d., Brooklyn,
n. V, the popular anthor of "IIoosier SchOolmas-
ter, End of the World" &c. Short speeches are
pledged from Rev. j. L. Litch, Pastor Cong.
Church. McIndocs; Rev w. \. Bacon, Pastor Bap.
Church. st. Johnsbury; Rev W. Joy, Pastor f.
W. Bap. Church, West Charleston; Rev. Il. NJ.
TillotsOn, Pastor Church Messiah St Johnsbury,
and Col. j. Il. Meade of Randolph. The best Of
vocal and band music is expected. See posters
Railroads carry for half fare, less. An extra
train will he to ST. Johnsbury to meet i. d O..
road train morning and evening. a large car build
ing will be ready if rainy. Everybody is invited
and hereby appointed a special committee. Will
the Pastors and :. = Supcrntendents of all church
and schools that the children present.
Also, all officers of all temperance and other organ
izaions earnestly requested to take the matter
in hand and come and enjoy the rare entertainment
at the Grove, August 10.
Hon. FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS.
Pres. IS. Workers of Vt,
REV. =. n. GRANGER. c,;..oo
Pres. Cal Co. Y. NJ. +. So. '''n'''''''
l. W. SANBORS.
Sec. Cal Co Y. NJ. T. So,
REvsII. p. CUSHING, Sec. of Committee
East Burke July IL. 1874. 3032
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Proctor, Saturday. The rhetorical eX-
ercises of the higher school, Friday,
were well performed and the little
girls and boys on Saturday, in recita-
ton, dialogue and song said many good
things and SAID them well. The attend
aIce for the term was unusually good.
OF the l:' names registered in both de
partmentS, 81 were neither absent or
tardy. and had no whispering marks
against their names. Altogether a
profitable school.
The republicans of Lyndon will meet
mt the town hall on Saturday of the
present week, at o'clock, Z. NJ, to
elect three delegates to the district con-
vention. Let The people attend.
Rev. ID. II. Adams preached at the
Congregational church in the morning,
and MIR. Thomas SpOoner, Jr., student
of Bates College, i'll the evening, last
Sabbath.
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An Old Offender in a New Place.

Under the head of Il nice little ar
rangement broken up" the last argus
has paragraph which will he of inter
est to our readers in Lyndon and vicin-
! lty. John Wilbur came from Lyndon
to Cabot last winter, to work in the
carriage shop. For Il long time he
boarded ut the hotel, but about two
months since he announced that his
niece, whose husband died in the army,
was coming to keep house for him. In
due time she arrived, and since that
time they have lived together as affec-
tionate relatives until last Saturday.
when the husband who died in the army
appeared on the scene. much to the dis
gust of the other parties interested,
who did not seem to appreciate this i'll
tIusion into their family. This hus-
band was Henry l.. Stowe, of Manches-
ter. y. H.. whence his wife had fitted
last September. and where Wilbur has
ii wife and children living. Soon after
his arrival Stove got possession of his
boy and was going off with him. bat
was wallaid by Wilbur. who knocked
him from his wagon, took possession of
team and boy, and left. On Monday
officers Damon. of Cabot. and Batchel-
der, of Plainiicld, were after Wilbur.
This Wilbur will he recognized as the
man who was about Lyndon in 1872.
and was altogether too intimate with Il
woman not his wife He was charged
among other things with getting Il box
of sawdust 10y express. instead of coun-
tcrfcit money. This he denied in the
newspapers. when Wheeler the stage
driver, and the man who carried the
box, proved it upon him. Soon after
some miScrcant cut the tongue out of
one of Whcclcr's horses. In several
ways, 10y acts and threats. this Wilbur
has proved himself Il dangerous char
actcr. and the peace of the state de
mand> that he he taken care of.
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next, Aug. s. As we have before stated
ne goes to ConstantinopIe as a teache,
III Roberts College. His many friend.
IL this vicinity wish him safe VOYAGE
ana prosperity i'll his eastern home,
They have the promise of hearing from
Inn through the columns of the Coyc-
dOHidn.
Mr.. NJ. o. Harrington of this town
has accepted the position of professor
of English literature in the University
OF Modern Languages. at Newburvport
Mass. This is Il new institution in
which all the modern languages spoken
are t" he taught. The first wear begins
in October.
w. }. C"nncll. Esq, and family. who
have been visiting family friends in this
place and vicinity. leave for Omaha.
their western home. to-day.
Rev. F. ID. Aver and family. of Con-
cord, n. H.. are spending portion of
their vacation in this place. Rev. Mr..
blake, of the other Congregational
church ut Concord. is III town to-day ::
and tomorrow Mr.. and Mis-. Aver and
Mr. and Mrs. Blake intend to start ON
Il trip To Montreal. Quebec and the
Sa%ncnay.
Rev. Isaac Hyatt, formerly of st.
bloomsbury. WAS installed over the Free
BaptiS; church of Starksboro. last Sab
bath. Sermon 10y Rev. ID. 5. Frost of
.lnncsNillc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

CORNs.-Since pride and fashion have had con.
troll of mankind and shoemakers were compelled
to make boots and shoes tit fancy instead of the
feet the suffering from Corns, Bunions, lngrowing
Nails Sore Insteps, Blistered Heels. &C. cannot be
described; but Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
will all such torments, and proper fitting
boots will prevent their reproduction.
PILES a common affection, there being
but few persons who are not troubled with them at
some period of their life. Briggs Pile Remedies
mild, safe and sure tlOOctI4
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Greensboro.

On Wednesday, July -, Geo. Harrison
of Greensboro was arrested and brought
before Justice \. l.. Folsom on com
plant of the town grand juror for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace at
East Greensboro on the night of July
-. Pleading guilty he was fined five
dollars and costs. amounting in all to
Sl3,67. He soon paid his fine and was
released. The town authorities evi-
IDENTITY intend to look after such chaps.
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nraMs.

At ST. Johnsbury, August B. Chastna Oakes,
wife of Mr.. +. :. Mooney, aged IS years.
At Waterford August 6, Louisa Farnham aged
"a years and months, widow Of the late Eben
Farnham. Funeral at the house Saturday, at II
o'clock.
In Danville July %, Mr.. Moses Pettengill, aged
about 20.
In Walden, july 2lst, Mrs Mary f. LeBaron.
aged &c.
In Brookfield, July 2ith, of heart disease, An
drew : Bigelow, aged 30.
At Wheelock, July sth. Nancy wife of Thomas
Flood aged 81
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For the week ending Tuesday. Au.. / I-3i.
MARKFT IEEF-A few choice SO :s a 10 ~. rN1ra
- ~ a 1000 first quality = - u . ~. second quail
ItN 81 - a : -. third quality = M Il IN.
STOLE CNrrIF-Wurking oven and Steers. per
pair -IUn SIJn SI1:, SnOO S1:O.
MuCH COWS NNn tNLNE>-Si5 a siri. extra So a
So Farrow Cows 81 u ST.
NENIINGS-Siu m u ST. two Years old so a 50
three wears old 80 a sil.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMTS-In lots ~ M - 80
80 ~ - ~. 50 10. 20 M per head extra. 81 - a
81 - per head, or : per liz.
Sprin. Lambs. : -tc per III
Veal Calvrs - M Il I'll "a.
brighton Hides. y u per H.
Country Hides. 1tc per H.
brighton ralluw. Il OOc per H.
Country rallnw a i!c per III.
Calf skins I5c per III.
Dairy Skins. 7;'c each.
y. T. Bcrf-'hoic grade includes nothing hut
stallfcd hoo t" Iioo lbs Eull"cks Extra and first
quality includes the best. lar=r fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes Oxen aud two and three
Years old Steers.
Sh"cp-ENtra includes CossctS and when those
of inferior quality thrown ont
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Route A. Montreal via Passumpsic and South
Eastern Railway
Route IL. Montreal and Quebec via Passumpsic
south Eastern, Richelieu Line of Steamers and
Grand Trunk Railway.
Route &. Qu"hrc via Passumpsic and Grand
Trunk Railway.
The sale of Excursion Tickets will commence
July 10 and continue durin. the tbs OF August
and September, good to return until November /
at the fulluwin" prices. viz:
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Hardwick.

A private letter to the Free Press says
that the day after the murder of Menard
ut st. Adams, man passed through
Hardwick. who, it has been since
one of the men who stabbed Menard.
He was Il sailor, and his hands were
tattooed. He stopped at Il house and
He appeared to he i'll Il great hurry, and
his behavior was considered suspicious,
though nothing was then known of the
murder. He left as soon as he had
eaten. by the road to Greensboro.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

jefferson and Frank Slack. SOILS of
Prosper Slack of Norwich. got into Il
quarrel Wednesday. about the owner
ship of chain. Jefferson accused Frank
of stealing the chain. whcrcup"n Frank
dealt him Il heavy blow on the head
with II scythc snath. which brought him
t" the ground. He waS picked up and
carried t" Il mci%hhoring house. where
he lies i'll Il critical condition. Later
accounts say he is getting better. and
that his loving brother gets of with IL
ten dollar fine
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Lyndon.

Lyndon.
The barns belonging to Frank Quimby
of Lyndon, were burned together with
their contents. on Monday, Aug.2. Mr..
Quimby had just finished having and
the loss TO him is ii heavy one.
On Monday last. Dan Smith of Lyn-
don. met with an accident which came
near proving fatal He was loading
hay for John Fisher. when the horse
started suddenly and ran the wheel over
Il stump throwing Mr.. Smith over back
wards. to the ground, striking on his
head and shoulders. He was unable to
arise, but waS carried to his house by
the other help. The doctor says he
came very near breaking his neck. At
the present writing Mr.. 5. is unable to
move his head but slightly.
John Narett of st. st. Johnsbury, has
started Il pottery at East Lyndon. He
has got his first kiln up nearly ready to
burn. If this clay proves Il success. he
will 60 on and make jars. flower pots.
and other kinds of carthen ware.
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NGq10nsf-bsshas seldom
fallen to oar y. g,es present at 50
interesting apf social gathering as
assembled at the r6stdcncc of Mr.. y. X.
Campbell to- sft.i t" celebrate his silver
Wedding. Mr.. C. and ifr were in the
very best of spirits, and rs they came
fOrward.to have the marriage ceremony
re- affirmed hy Rev. Mr.. Henderson. as
sisted 10y Rev. Mr.. TaSkcr followed hv
their ten children. who took their places
respectively. in order of age. all bloom
ing. intelligent and flir-wc thought
the happy couple had really something
to he proud of, and much to he thank
ful for. And rs we looked at our old
friend. we knew his heart WAS full. not
of SORROW, but of JOY.
Although the weather WAS very un-
favorable. the ceremony WAS performed
in the presence of nearly three hundred
people: many coming from Il distance,
among whom we recognized Capt. Bige-
low from Beche Plain. Bella Hastings
from Waterford. G.. II. Blake. editor of
the Orleans County Monitor. and many
others from distant parts of the county.
with whom Mr.. c. has been associated
as Il drovcr and stock dealer.
After the ceremony some very appro-
pirate poetry, prepared for the occasion.
WIS read 10y f. NJ. Campbell. G. NJ.
Blake and VI. \. Taft, followed by toasts
and responses highly complimentary to
Mr.. Campbell as citizen and business
man, for honesty. integrity and upright
ness in his dealing with his fellows.
Capt. Bigclow being called upon, made
i'll behalf of the donors presentation
speech to which Mr.. c. responded in
brief, thanking the people for their past
friendship, the tokens of its present
continuance, and promising to his
friends and neighbors, that they should
ever he held III grateful remembrance.
The presents were well chosen. Use
full, durable and ornamental. amounting
i'll value to 1919. We will not say that
our mirthfulneSs was not excited on the
occasion, and yet at times we found our
hands involuntarily thrust into into our
pocket, aud on looking around saw stern
men, and mirth-loving women, with
their handkerchiefs in hand, ready to
apply them to their eyes lest they by
some one might he accused of weakness.
AL the table there was no lack; we
know that every thing was in good
taste, for we tested it we'll Aswe were
about to leave we were sorry, almost
for the first time, that the twenty-fifth
anniversary of our married life had past
and we had not Il "Silver Weddinp-
Sutton, July 30, 1874. imp.
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CHTTENDEN COUNTY.

Morrison, the man arrested in Bur
llngt"n for the outrage on the West
gIrl, had his examination Thursday.
ana the evidence was deemed sufficient
to hold him i'll $1,000 bonds for trial
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Peacham Academy.

The Fall Term begins on Tuesday. Sept. l. l-7i
and continues eleven weeks Permanent teachers
low tuition. cheap board. and "a town entirely free,
from liquor shops. billiard saloons etc make this
a desirable school. For particulars or catalogue.
address JOHN NARNUM, JR.. Sec. of Trustees.
Peacham. VT.
Peacham Vt. July y, l-1I. 3I-35
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I:nli.inn- MrrtinGs.

..,.r-I CHuErI.-Nrrtin@ in hall of Gale
.,u,tu EIr,h-tl;rN. l.. Il. Taskcr. supply
~l,h.ih services ut 1919 \ NJ. and t,::O T.. Vi
..,..ti ~,h"'l at l;,.uu VI.
.....-r .,uIEcH.-tl.cv u. T.. Miller Pastor
r,.-I,lruc.. head Of summer STREET. SIlhIil
.,r.l,r- AT 1880 \. NJ. and $50 =. NJ. sab
N.ih >oh"ul al I2.0o NJ.
.t. ..>,.l ErII.-tH'v. thas. NJ. Suufh"atc
l.,-lurl sabbath services at IO3n \. NJ an,
,pur. VI sabbath Schonl nj l:i1 T.. NJ.
H. r.,.L CUURCW.-Ucv. T.. T. Fairbanks
I.t-lnIJ sabbath services nj 1880 A. NJ
pd .nn t.. Vi. sabbath Sch"nl AT I2:00 VI
Hlrrr Meetings AT each Church Wrdnrs
t.i. evenings At 40.
.u.I nm MESSIAH. I'NIVEES AIIST.-tRrV. |;
. irIltI~nn. pa~t"r.l sabbath services al
9, r. VI. sabbath School at I2lI T. NJ.
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Liquor Seizure.


Last Monday evening Mr.. May, the
states Attorney. and Geo. W. Bomett.
Policeman. went for Leonard Willard.
who lives on the new road to the Cen
fer. to arrest him for drunkenness.
Willard Stoutly resisted, but after quite
Il S,.utflr he and his rum were got into
the dooryard. While the officers were
irving to get him into Il wagon Mr.. May
heard Il veil like the whoop of wild
Indian and turned around just i'll time
to escape having his head split open III
true Indian style by an IN i'll the hands
of Willard'S wife. He seized the aN
and sent it spinning into the river
while our heroine landed on her head
in the dirt. After quite il tusSlc IL
lard WIS bound Che could not he carried
oIhrrwiSc) and carried off to the stone
house on Cherry street. cdneSdaI
morning. having sobcred off. he pald
= II and went home to the bosom of his
family. and George Johnson paid SlO.3d
fnr selling him the liquor. Drunken
men have been unpleasantly numerous
for few days, and we hope more
dealers will he uneaithed and punished
for they need it. Mr.. May has shown
himself an efficient official, and his III
influence has ever been on the rlGht
side on the temperance question:
! Farmer.
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Fair Ground Company.

The Executive Committee of the Caledonia Fair
Ground Company requested to meet at the -
Johnsbury House, Saturday. Aug. L. at - lock
L. NJ. II. &. HASTINGS.
3l-32 Secretary.
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ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY.

The next Academic year will begin Wednesday.
August 26. 1874, with the following" corps OF
instructors:
Rev. II. T. FULLER, Principal
CHAS. T.. PUTNEY. a. NJ, Latin and High
Mathematics.
EDGAR l.. MORSE, A. h.. Latin and Natu-
raj Science.
Miss L. JENNIE COLBY. French and &c
Ometry.
and Drawing.
MADAME +. MARIE, French
Mrs. EMMA ). TAILOR, instrumental Music.
SANFORD a. GOSS, Penmanship.
A Normal Teachers Class will be formed for the
first ten weeks Instructions for which fol the first
two weeks will consist of lessons in Drawing after
aiI. Walter S,,ith's Method. lay Miss Eliza Il.
Woodward. teacher of Drawing i'll the Bridgewater
(Mass) State Normal School. Special students for
the drawing received at a fee of 81. No extra
charge to regular members of the school.
For catalogue or further information apply to
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Conn. & Pass. Rivers R. R. Company
NOTICE.!

The Stockholders of the Connecticut & Passump
sic Rivers Railroad Company hereby notified /,
meet at the Mrmphrrmagng House. in Newport
VT. ON Wednesday, the second day Of September
at two o'clock T. NJ, for the purpn-, ct ciccfing
Board of Directors. and IT, transact any other bust
that may c"m,. before the meeting.
By order of thu. Directors
Elijah CLEVELAND. Sec.
Coventry, July - 1-1i 3I-3
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,IoIlcSVillc.
Checklist.

The last meeting of the Sclectmcn
to correct the check list will he held at
the town clerks office, Monday, Aug.
81. ut 10 H. M This will he the last
chance for voters To get their names ON
the list before FrccmaII'S meeting.
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GrOtOn.

Mr.. +. Hall is opening Il silver mine
in Grotnn. about milr from Peabody
Station. The vein is not vet wide
enough to pay, but Mr.. Hall thinks as
il is continually growing wider. the
farther he follows it. that he has got Il
good thing. The ore yields about SD
:; ton. and it costs about half that to
work it, Mr.. Hall is an experienced
miner and thinks he knows what he is
about
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Wallet Lost

Last week "Wednesday, in the after
noon. Mr.. John VI. Hancock lost his
wallet containing $50. Mr. Hancock
was all about the village that afternoon.
looking after Street repairs. Some one
undoubtedly picked up the wallet and
is only waiting to find ont to whom it
belongs before restoring il To the owner.
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ford IND Stlfr ,5lrn5.

60 (" the town caucus Saturday
ct !"'rI"rk.
\ Democratic county convention is
CALLED at this place. Saturday. Aug. ID.
The meeting of Fair Ground Co is
postponed one week till Saturday.
Au@. -.
There has been quit" 4 co"lnc>S
spread over this part of the world the
present week. The mercury has been
down in the forirS for four mornings.
An extra train will leave this place
for I.yud"nvilc next Thursday morning.
on the arrival of the L. \ o. trains. Ia
accommodate people from that road
ahu attend the picnic.
The railroads in the Second Dis
rict carry To the Congressional Con
vcmti"m at the Junction next Wrdmr>-
day for fare om" way. An extra train
will hc rim T." I.ynd"n>il lille after the
convention.
'icl"rcl Il foot and a-hllf long.
found their WAY to We editors table,
hrlng samples of Il lot of about one
hundred and fifty caught in two day :
b" l.. 6. C"rSrr and W. y. Shaw, the
present week. We editor makes his
hest bow.
Thr advertisement of Montchrllo
Institute appears in these columns. It
has hrrm in operation but one year, but
that successfully. The English branch
g. 10" taught 10y Normal school gradu-
t.'~, and the languages and Music 10y
I'f>"u~ Nh" have resided abroad and
u.dr these branches a special study.
about i hundred of the Methodist
'''.'ih school and its friends went to
Walden flights over the l.. \ q. Il. L..
"n an"\cur>i"m and basket picnic. Tues
t'. Of This week. The day WAS fine
'd ia" occasion most cninyabie.. No
'u"'lr"~. ~" tnlmaiticS: but a genepal.
-'"d tlmr Tor The children. II
AS94Ses -
'"ople appreciate ante -bellum Ipri.
''- 'e day that Bowen reduced the
r'''. b! ,lgsorial maflipalations he cut
- re Iieads Of bslir.s One man lcfr
hi, te and cafire over from Walden
" l! as hair cut He said he SAW
., advertisement in the CnIcd"RidH.
:. l.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Washington county republicans
have nominated f. =. Walton of Mont
pelicr and Clark King of last Mont
pclicr for senators.
Montpelier is to have new post
office on the site of the Montpelier Bank
building. The room will he 81 10y 30
feet. and fitted up i'll the most approved
Il L..
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Lyndonville.

Lyndonville.
The public schools of Lynd"nville
closed last week-the higher school in
charge of Miss Adella Baldwin on Fri
dav. the primary under Miss Nettie
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n. T. FULLER, ST. Johnsbury, VT
MontebeIIo Ladies' Institute
NEWBURY, VT,

Offers peculiar facilities for a thorough education.
Patrons Will here secure for Ihcir daughters IL
pleasant christian home. and the influence and in
structiun of experienced teachers. The French,
German and Italian languages are spoken i'll the
family. For circulars address
3l-36 MISS MARY r. TENNEN.
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toING WEST.
,... $50 \. Vi. Mondays cNccptcd)
;,.uO 4. VI.
GONE EAST.
.t -, : VI.
:,-Mh L. Vi.
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,. S,rfh,ru aud Western 80 a. NJ. and 1:.iO
.'> southern way 40 \. VI. Northern and
.f,..,. mails ton T.. NJ
N"Ii - ~ NO." and n r. N % Sam,h a%l
.ir.u stage mails ~ NJ.
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