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, 1874-01-14

The Cairo i Vincernes Railroad has got into
the Courts on the application of the contractors
for the appointment OF q Receiver. The state
ment Of it's affairs is not very comforting to the
creditors or stockholders. The road is l57
miles long. The complainants eay the Com
panys Indebtedness to them is:
Capital stock. eo
Second-mortgage bonds. 3eo@Voo ~
Unpaid interest 49,. A21''0
The Company owes to others:
First-mortEage bonds. ....~...-..$5 ~
Interest. 3nvcno
Total Indebtedness 1856 ,5o
This indebtedness accounts for only 81, 5ll ,o0o
OF the capital stock, which is altogether
$4,000, 600 and of which the towns, counties,
and districts along the line arc holders to con-
siderable sum. The liabilities Of the Company,
including the capital stock, are $10, 0,s56,2o
without the capital stock, Sc, 356, ESQ. The cost
Of the road, excluding the capital stock ia at the
rate of $40, ,855 per mile, and including the capl-
tai atock $C5,842 per mile. Municipal stock
holders can estimate the value Of the stock for
Which they gave their bonds. This is one OF
the roads built without one dollar Of cash capt.
tai; built entirely upon the proceeds Of bonds
The road could have been built for cash at
$40, COO per mile.
, 1874-01-14

CHICAGO COLLECTION AGENCY HAkES
prpmpt rstu5ua. l52 Dearborn-1t., Chicago, LII.
, 1874-01-14

The United States, acting on Information de-
rived from Gen. ButlerA Asa5s that Benoni Row
ard, of New York, counterfeited match-stamps
Benoni Gays he lidn'e and puts In tile following
curious plea. During the War, he published q
steel engraving, consisting Of vigno:te lkenesses
OF conspicuous Generals. Among them was
that Of Butler. Altar tho Fort Fisher fasco, lie
erased Butler, and republished tue changed en-
craving. He claims that this so enraged the
Essex County statesman that be brought this
Charge OF countertciting in oder to get his
revenge As the people erased Butler from tho
list of conspicuous Generals at the same time
that Benoni did, the prosecution Of the latter IL
his story is true) is partial as well as unjust.
, 1874-01-14

TO-pA4!S ADJUSTMENTS.

Av1CKER's THEATnE-sladlson street, between
Dearborn and State. Engagement OF the St1nkoBch
Opera-Troupe. 1.-THE Huceuots."
, 1874-01-14

FIRST n. 3. CHuRCH-Corner Washington and
CLARK Lecture by The Ro; Dr. Haven 1t p H.
kuhioct: Ancient and Modern Phi1o.opny."
, 1874-01-14

MYERS oPERA-HoUSE Monroe street, hetFeen
peE{boru aud State. Arlington Cotton. aud hesnhlos
blinstzcls. ''Smplo Simon" Minst1elss and comca'-
, 1874-01-14

ts1u and Washington. engagement O. the Fox
Dcnier Pantomi,no-Troupo. HumpiJ Dunpy." Al
ke1uoou and evening.
, 1874-01-14

Italian Radicals demand that the Vatican gal
leries snail be seized By tie State. It is argued
that the books and pictures aud statues te-
1onged to Plus Ninth, as tho temporal ruler Of
Rome, and not as it's Bishop. II this view Of
the case we're correct, the title to them would
vest in the conqneror Of that temporal ruler, the
Kingdom of Italy. Napoleon L aud the then
Pope, Plus Seventh, took this view, for one of
the conditions Of the peace between them was tho
sending some OF the most valuable Of The Vatican
MSS to Paris. If the Pope persists in his present
defiant resistance to the new regime, OF it he
gives away the Vatican art-treasures as laEish1y
IS he did to the Empress Of Russia last spring,
it is by no means unlikely that Victor Emanuel
may again conquer his religious scrnples aud
capture the Vatican as suddenly and successful
II as he did Rome.
, 1874-01-14

The makers Of after-dinner speeches arc
usually only too happy when reporters can in
tcrpolato Laughter" al Ill. But this is not
always 80. At q recent Par1sian dinner given in
honor Of lIr. Richard II. P, the advocate of nr~
bitrarion, the Chairman, II. Ronouara, flushed
with enthusiasm or wine, confused III. Richard
aud nichard Golden, and addressed himself to
the latter. Somebody laughed aad H. Rem
ouard grew sullsy and sat down, without finish
ing what he had to say and without feeling, we
mag presume, as much 'good will to men as
an arbitrator ought. The incident go confused
Mr. Richard thnt his French suddenly ebbed and
left him stranded in tho middle OF his reply. He
finished it in English, but as the audience could
not understand his brilliant periods they fell
rather flat. 1t is coneolatory to know that the
dinner WAS good, if the speeches were bad. The
guests were regaled with loetks pates dPAtabannd,
poulardes t'-ldess la Cobden bonabes paci1tques,
and other peaceful daintieB.
, 1874-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE OPERA.
Flotow has written two or three operas Of
late which have not been q SUCCESS. His most
recent one" Haida has just made failure,
and the composer. it is reported, is growing sour
and misanthropical. It you'd almost seem as it
his old operas, which have been the good luck Of
10 many seasons, hare also commenced to wane
in their popularity. " Stradella," charming az
it il. is virtually shelved, and - Martha " no
longer is magical, as Of old, to dra" crowds to
devour its musical confectionery It begins to
pail upon the appetite. THIS Was the case Inst
evening at the eecond performance Of the sea-
son. The audience Was not 3 large one, although
tho performance was an admirable one and de-
serving OF an immense attendance. 4 more
beautiful Martha, more sprightjy Nancy, or
more passionate Lionel have rarely played their
pretty game of love upon our local stc5e. The
cast was as follows:
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words. should have burned that bill,
and probably several Others before the
close of the week. if | had not CHANGED
to see the unfortunate little street ped
dler. gave him the money (yOu ought
to have seen how pleased he looked,)
and said to myself. [ will burn no more
greenbacks while poor widows are de-
pendent upon the earnings of such poor
crippled boys. Since then have never
lighted cigar. The habit was fast
getting to be master of me: | was dali
" treating friends with my Havanas,
thereby encouraging the habit i'll them:
and some of them INDUCED in it to eN-
cess: and | believe they were deny
ing their families some of the luXurieS,
if not the comforts, of life. Oh the plea
that they were burning money enough
every day to buy those little comforts
twice over.
II never knew, until abandoned the
practice what an appetite l had for the
weed: but | was firm i'll my purpose.
and was never guilty of such extrlva-
gance again. | was the means of con-
vincng two young men of my acquaint-
ance of the folly of such Il habit, and
only yesterday one of them thanked
me for it, saying. Il can really afford il
good many comforts for my family now,
which | should have thought then I'M
reasonable to demand if had persisted
in that vile habit.
"Do YOU give away all the money it
used to cost you for cigars, papa =
"Yes, Harry; and it affords me more
pleasure, spent for the poor and needy,
than it ever gave me when | 'puifed' it
away. The Lord has prospered us, and
hope | shall chcerfully increase my
gifts to his poor every year: but what
call my tobacco fund amounts with
interest to several hundred dollars year
ly. | call this extra money, and with
it pay the house rent for three poor
widows, who with this aid are enabled
to live quite comfortably. One is the
mother of the lame peddler whose pitt
tul story brought me to my senses, and
made me realize the sin of turning
money to ashes while there WAS suffer
ing and want around me.
Poor Jack died of Il fever soon after
first saw him, and during his sickness
| promised him that if he died | would
not let his mother suffer for want of the
comforts of life.
Nov, my boy. You understand why
cannot afford to smoke. and why you
ought never to indulge in it. either. |
do not see how any man can call him
self rich enough to do 1t. If You ever
light cigar and put it in your mouth.
hope you will he 50 haunted 10y the
thought of the poor and suffering ones
who need that smoking money to buy
bread with. that you will Solemnly re-
solve never again to rob Gods poor for
the sake of making Il few wreathS of
filthy smoke could mention IL great
many more reasons why you ought not
to smoke. but | only promised to tell
you why abandoned the habit. If
YOU ever want to know the other rca-
sons will tell You. but not Tonight"
-/iOn'S HcruId.
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State OF Vermont,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
\nrthticld Jmnr l LEI


Mortified. June /. 1S1i
Sealed proposals hereby invited for printing
the following State Documents. To- wit: Reports oi
the Auditor of Accounts. Adiutant aud Inspector
General, Quartcrmaster General. Sergeant at rms
l;ailroad Commissioner. Commissioner of the In.
sane Direct' Is. Superintendent and Chaplain of
| the state Prison. Trustees of the vermont Reform
School and Trustees of the University of Vermont
and State Agricultural College in the general form
i'll volume and delivered at the Office of the
Secretary of State. in Montpelier. before the
first Monday i'll October next.
Also the Report of the Board of Education in the
same form and style. bound in a single volume and
IL be delivered AT the same time and place.
Also. the Report of the Vermont State Board of
Agriculture, Manufactures and Mining in the same
for and style bound in a single volume. and Ia he
delivered at the same time and place.
Also. the Biennial Session Laws of Is14 in the
same style, bound in a single volume and To he
ready for distribution before the fifteenth day
of January, ISIS.
Also. the Senate and House Journals in the same.
general form and style of those of IS12 he bound
in scpaTat" volumes and ready for distribution on
or before the first day of April. I-.5
Details of contracts will lie governed in all par
uculars by the provisions of No. 81 of the Acts of
ls61.-to which parties interested are respectfully
referred.
Proposals will he received for any portion of the
work separately. for which blanks will be furnished
al once. IL parties desiring 'ntcr into contract
for the same. No proposals will be received after
the 10th day Of July next.
The right To reject all or any proposals as may
he deemed for the interest of the State is hel ehy
reserved. GEORGE NICHOLS.
2i-26 Secretary Of STATE,
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Keep Out the Cold !

j. II. HULL'S Patent Weather Strips are con
structed to completely close every aperture
about windows and doors. thus PREVENTING
the COLD \ Tx from ENTERING. They are fit
ted closely to every part of the door and window
and supplied with set-scrcws, 50 that i'll case OF
any shrinkagc swelling of doors. or hcaving by
action of frost. THEY CAN BE T1GHIENED at
ANY TIME. And besides this means of pressure
against the windows and doors. they supplied
with spiral springs, which constantly press them
against the same. Another GREAT ADNANT-
AGE OF THESE STRIPS is that THEY PRE-.
VENT NOISE by shutting doors. The amount of
fuel saved in one season by application of these
strips to anv room. WILL MORE THAN
TWICE PAY THE EXPENSE. If kept on
through the summer they will act SURE and
effecua agent against the entrance of dust. Ihrs'
strips manufactured in any desired SIZES TO
SUIT CUSTOMERS. Thcs" Strips are manutlc-
tured by j. H. HULL. i'll the shop opposite the
passenger depot, St Johns bury. VT. {" whom all
orders should he addressed All orders will he
promptly and satisfactorily filed. State. County
and town Rights Tor sale. Address
j. II. HULL.
John sbuTN Vi. Off
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Gstafes.
A RCHELAUS HEATH'S ESTATE.

A RCHELAUS HEATH'S ESTATE.
N STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office in
St Johnsbury in said district, on the 9th day of
June A. ID. 1874
Jacob p Foster. administrator on the estate of
Archelaus Heath late of Danville in said district
deceased presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes application
for decree of distribution and partition of the
tate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be referred To SEES
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office
in said St Johnsbury, on the 21th day of June.
A d. 1874 for hearing and decision thereon And il
is further ordered that notice hereof be given Ia
all persons interested, by publication of the same
three weeks successively in the Caiedonian news.
paper published at St. Johnsbury, previous to said
time appointed for hearing. that they may appear
at said time and place and show cause if any they
NAV have why said account should not he allowed
and such decree made.
By the Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
true copy of Record, Attest.
1926 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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,,7z,1zz,z,z,z- Boston, Barn
-L1--LEA-L-is Ydray y
q -

Commencing Monday. hrril r.. -,
TRAINS MONINr >l'l.
Leave Winchcnd"n at -. ~ ms d
lao j. VI. Arrive at Wurc,--,. a'Hl-A "
NJ. $50 T. Nj
TRAINS MOVING Nn.."
Leave Worcester al 100 \. v .- .
i. NJ. $40 l.. NJ. Arrive at VIM.
\. NJ. 2:25 Z. Nj. r:lJ +. Nj.
Passengers for Providence. IrIFu->- g.,
At g:l2 \. NJ. arrive at W"Ir,~.rr Do ..
and leave Worcester at ti:3u i. VI iu ..
Trains To and from Winch,ndrta -.-.
Express ard way trains on Boston .-
Norwich \ Worcester iur I.u--r
Springfield. also for New lulI - N-
Springfield. y .u,, 81
IL If
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Desirable Place For Sale !!

offer nv real estate for sale. consisting of forty
acres of land twenty acres of which IL well wood
ed and timbered. seven acres meadow the Balance
excellent tiIlage land in high state of cultivation
A new two story house. containing fourteen rooms
and We closets Three cellars. large WOOD sheu'
two barns, carriage house &c. all thoroughly oull,
finished and painted. and well arranged for two
families if desired. with excellent Stream "f
never failing water running to house and barns;
This property is desirable; the fences are new ana
good and the land about the buildings graded,
tastefully laid out and enclosed, and within ten
rods of the depot at West Concord Vt The above
property will be sold at a bargain either in whole
or in mart to suit purchasers. Terms easy with
security Don't fail to look at this property be,
fore purchasing elsewhere. Address, or enquire OF
IA MES Il. BARRON on the premises.
JOHN BARRON.
West Concord Vt March 23d 1874. 13tf
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN :
so, L. II. EDDY
SOLICITOR or


fc' l"'e"t'""s Tran. u,,I En-
No. :" l i'a,r Street, Opposite E,.' o.. h...
,. l'' an extensive Ur.,r.....
S'"i CON iiilI"S 10 ~rrrr, u f.-I
STATES; ais" in Great Ir.r....' ~.
tiSh countries. Ciy.,r. 'a'r. ...
l.hin"nts. and all pal..,.- Del. ..'....
executed on lihrr:I fern ''f"r..
searches made into Nm, ..'''' Nr. ,..
u'.'ii'lii"' the validi, CO.. ~. '"'.-
Vrhil"iis-and legal 81 .it,., '. ....... FL
matters t""chiu- ia, >g,n .'. ..-..
any patent furnished l.. l.'-.'..
hi'h'N recorded ~ Na-ITr..,.
t~IIv,tr,.
regard Mr.. Eddv a,. ,,... -.
anu 'Ipd"l" rractitiun,.,- d.. ..' ..' r.,.
official intrrcurr,, ,I.,. ....
Il have no hesitation IN. -'r.....
,hry rann"t employ person ...
trustworthy. and NOR. ,.'.... .'' ..
applications III - form ru -..... ..
and favorable c"usidrr.t..,. 'H 20.
ElM Nd IEkE I.f," '.' .e',.
tents. "H.u.... .
Mr.; Il. II. Edd, .>n..,....
"h an bnt on" "i Whirh ...-,r.--
ana thHt l. now uul... '.' DID,.
proof oi great talent anal ..r..
me I" recommend ail Iu,,..-..
procure their patents g, o..
ing me most faithful rI-,rt..,. -...
cases. and at very r,.,>u.,.fr..
BOSTON Jan. J. l-'l-l Sons.
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T,COR = DEANS ESTATE

JACOB F. DEANS ESTATE.
- The subscribers. having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District Z"
Caledonia commissioners to receive, examine an,
adjust all claims and demands of all persons agains
the estate of Jacob F. Dean late of st. Johnsbury
i'll said district deceased represented nsolvent ant
the term of months from the LIST day of June
1874, being allowed by said Court to creditors Z"
said deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice, that we will attcn'
to the duties of our appointment AT the dwelling
house of the late Jacob f. Dean in st. .Iohnsbury
in said District the LIST day of September. am
LIST day of December next, at O'Clock, i'll the af
ternoOn on each of said days.
NJ, f; BARRETT, tCoyNrssIoxERs.
2@36 LUKE BITZZELL. s '''i''77i'-''-i'''
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Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
Spring Beds Il Lounges. Hair. Wool. Tow Top
Stufings French Lasting All-Woot Rep. Terry
Damask & Hair Seating. Sofas Easy Chairs. &c.
repaired at short notice. y. K. SWITSER.
NJ. EASTMAN
Eastern Ayenuc St .Inhn shiny VI
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1t is Il beautiful sight to attend an
Arizona wedding. The bride in white,
the happy groom, the solemn minister,
the smiling parents. and from twenty
five to forty shot guns standing against
the wall ready for use, make up pam
Drama not soon forgotten.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26
fnr Sale.
Desirable Place For Sale !

HAVING loft town the subscriber offers for sale
bis Mace situated one half mile west of Fairbanks
village. Said place consists of new dwelling
house and barn. and about ten acres OF iand' nun
ninp water to house and barn. 1t is desirable
place for any one wishing little land near the WI
iage For particulars, enquire of ALBERT La" W.
hh+N' r. n'"' '"' GEO. n. SMITH,
West Fairlee Vt. l2tl
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PORTLAND.

F"alcd ls6i. Black. ~ lJud- ~..
Dam by VIM. Tell. Grand lm %. N. -.
Terms so To insure.
Mares paStur,d al 81 pei s,'- -.-..
No business attended too ~.I...-
p For Circulars. -iyi.- '.',..... .-
full particulars. etc. pleas. a'.''--
MOULTON bros. W,~t l.ut.
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Splendid Premiums

with the Y. Y. Independent 20. e..
subscribers have tiI"If ruo.r. EsH.,.
81. bloomsbury VI
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE ant
LOT at the corner of Summer and Winter streets
Also two or three vacant lots on Spring street.
j. 4. HADLEY.
st. Johnsbury, July Is 1873. 71f
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DOS GIOVANNI.

Fualrd 1870. Bay l.. liHuH- ~.r.. ..
by Eysdyk's llamhl'rmnn ..M
1.-THE sire of ilunITr>S. T,ru.I -. l..-.
Vim. II. Allan. ~. D., D.. U.>,.-- .
MAN. Grand Dam Wv odd Nnal'E.
Will h. limited g. tw,urt S. -r- ..-.
wit. SO AT time If >rrtrr. HG" e. -
prove in fonl. Males jhli an.' .-..
he returned nest >,a~"u. and q.
paid will he. allowed
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one. And then, after seeing Uncle Jake
and little Nancy in good hands, the
children started homeward.
but wasn't it real nice, mamma p
asked Mile. as she told about it in the
evening. 1--WE went to play joke on
Nancy. and it came out for good, after
all. Kind of seems as if God did it
some way"
Il think he did," answered mamma.
as she looked down into the earnest
blue eyes. II think he sent you there.
Although You knew it not, you were
his little angels or messengers to Uncle
Jake and Nancy angels unawares."
The Methodist.
How QUARRELs BEGIN.-''I wish that
pony was mine," said little boy at a
window looking down the road. ''What
would YOU do with him ?" asked his
brother. Ride him; that's what I'd
do" ..All the time p Eyes, from morn
ing till night" '.You'd have to let me
ride him sometimes" '.NO sir, You'd
have no right in him if he was mine.
Father would maize you let me have
him part of the time mo, he would
not ~ ..Indeed he would
Their mother came in just in season
to end their quarrel by telling the fol-
lowing story. 1.-Two other boys were
walking along il road and talking very
pleasantly, when one of them said u
wish had all the pasture-land in the
world And wish had all the cat
tie in the world, said the other. What
would YOU do then , asked his friend.
why | would tuIn them into your pas
ture-land.' No. You wouldn't, was the
reply. Yes. would But wouldn't
let YOU L should You shan't.' Il
shall You won't. i will And with
that they fell upon each other and
pounded, and scratched, and fought. till
they We're satisfied"
ADVICE TO BoYs.-.'I on are made to
be kind, generous. and magnanimOIs.
says Horace Mann. eff there is IL boy
in school who has club foot. don't let
him know You ever saw it. If there is
about rags in his hearing If there is Il
lame boy. assign him some part in the
play which does not require much nun
ming. If there is dull one. help him
to get his lesson.
BOYS WHAT ARE GOU DOING FOR
Your MOTHER "A boy who WAS walk
ing with his mother. asked her to take
his arm. They had not walked far. be
fore he said. II am proud Tonight.
mother. because you have leaned on
me-" Every boy ought to he glad to
have his mother lean on him. Think
how much YOUR mother has done for
you-how many days and nights she
has carried you. and you will he glad
to do all YOU can for her
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House and Land for Sale

The subscriber desiring to 90 south will sell at a
bargain his place, consisting of new House and
Barn. with fifteen acres of Land. situated One-half
mile from the Village of West Concord on the road
leading to Concord Corner. Never failing water
running to buildings. For further particulars
address W. W. OStIOOD. West Concord, Vt.
.
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GREEN MCuNTElN STU

W - !.-tNl"'i...
The fnll"win- Tf"rrIu- ~rl'. DE
Season of Ia. a. rh' Gr'ra t..... =.
HAMBLETONIAN N0E:3-:
F"alcd l-tiI. Rluud la. g., U.... -...
dyk's lianblrf"nian Dan los ... .,
Chirf. by Old Abdallah.
Terms $40. to Wit Ia .r t.ru,. ....-.
when Mars nrmA,. IN iu.L-
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Farm in Lyndon For Sale !!

The Ira Dow farm now occupied by Sayles Ran
dali. three miles from Lyndon Corner on the
branch road To Wherlnck Hollow. said farm CON
ssts of 10 of land divided into tilage wood
and Neutrality-suspicious. b acres of woodland with
sugar orchard of some COO trees. House and barns
in good repair. and running water to barns. For
particulars, terms. etc. enquire of
\. q. HARRIS
Lyndon Centre. l2tf
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FARM FOR SALE

Within one-half mile of Peacham Hollow. one
fourth mile "i School House and Onefourth
mile of Academy and Church Contains about llU
acres abundance of wood and timber never failing
water at house. barn and pastures House and
shed well built. Also a 30 acre lot of moving. pas
ture and timber land, one mile from said farm all
a road that never drifts From Pcacham Hollow
to Barnet. +. W. CLARK.
Prachnm Vt. Jan 10 La. l04tf
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Miss M. M. Howe'S
Fashionable Dress & Cloak
Making Rooms.
SWJTSER & EASTMAN,

over Boston clothing store. Railroad Street.
st. Johsbury March 81. liii
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The Florence Sewing Machine

The sole Retail Agent for St. ,Iohnsbury of
these celebrated machines Is
22ff {. j. HC MPHREl. Main Street.
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House & Personal Property
FOR SALE!
The subscriber being about to leave the place offers
HIS HOUSE on South Park for Sale !!

The house is two stories high with ell and good
barn the house is in good repair. is lighted with
gas, has bathing rooms and other modern improve
ments. Also one open, light buggy wagon Brat
six wears old horse. one Miller sleigh. robes
etc. Terms satisfactory.
WM. II. NELSON.
ST. Johnsbury. May 2G. 1874. 22tf