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Plymouth church. In endeavOring to
carry out this determination he has
sacrificed love, home, truth, honor,
everything that ordinary men deem
worth living for. He has dragged the
fair fame of his wife in the mire, and
stopped to low intrigue, base tricks and
all manner of meanness to make the
world believe her the weakest, if not
the vilest, of women. He has cunning
ly devised II tissue of SANDER to prove
his own dishOnor, and paraded it before
the world with the solemn pretence of
defending his name and reputation.
Theodore Tiltol's name and reputation
are no longer capable of defence, and
he is the architect of his own infamy.
1t is dark revelation, but Tilton him
self has dragged it before the world.
If he had not been blinded with malice
and passion, he would have seen that
this ''nIaieStic world could not be so
easily imposed upon, and that the truth
would vindicatc itself and blast his
name forever.
1t were charitable to believe the man
insane, but, alas a! there is too much
method III his madness. There is too
much evidence of design, of coherent
plotting, of persistent working ont of II
wicked plan and of dark passions fur
nishing the motive and handspring to
the whylc diabolical work. He may he
infatuated and driven ON, like Orestcs,
by the furies within him, but there is
no dctlroncment of reason or weaken
ing of the mind. The malady is moral
No matter what Beechcr may he, Thco-
dore Triton has proved what he is, and
the world will accept him us he has re-
vealrd himself. He threatens vaguely
of other accusations. but he has put
himself out of court as witness before
the great tribunal of public opinion.
His accusations will be received as the
rawlings of an approved pcrinrer and
his words will he needed us the idle
winds. - BOst0n GIObe.
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Centaur IinimPnt.

There is no pain which the Centaur Linimcnt
will M" relieve, swelling il will not subdue and
no lameness which it will not cure This is strong
language hut it is true. II has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia lock Jaw palsy
sprans, swcllings, cakcd-brcasts scalds burns
salt rheum, car-ache &c, upon the human frame
and of strains. SPAWN, gals sc, upon animals i'll
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. II is countcr-irritant an
all healing pain rc.vcr. Cripplcs throw away
their crntch"s, the lame walk. poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without a 1t is no humbug. The recipe is
published around each bottle. 1t is selling as no
article before sold and il sells because it does
Just what it prctcnds to do. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain swelling deserve suficr
If they will not Use Ccntaur Linimcnt. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures. including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, running
tum"rs, &c, have been received We will send a
gratis, To any one requesting it. One bottle of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Lnimcnt is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned or swecnicd horses
and mules, for screw worm in sheep. Stock
"wncrs-this linimcnt il worth your attention No
family should he without Crntaur Inmcnt. Sold
10y all Druggists. ~ cents per bottle; large bot
Ties, 81 on. J. Il. ROSE n Co. 70 broadway New
York. tlOOct74
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The gross and indecent arraignmcnt
now publicly made by Mr. Triton.
changes the situation and makes if
proper for us Ia speak. We do 81 with
out waiting for the replies of Mrs. Til
ton and Mr.. Becchcr. The man and
woman who are accused have behind
them the consistent record of private
and public worth the man who accuses
them has no such record. What have
these three persons been doing the past
seven years Mrs. Tilton has been Il
patient. loving, devoted wife and moth
or, enduring namcless wrongs in silence
MIR. Bcecher has been active in good
works, dcvoting his leisure hours to
writing Il life of Christ. Mr.. Tilton has
been advocating "frcc divorce" and
writing the biography of Victoria
Woodhull.-J IOman's J0urnaI
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lraMs.

At st J"nshury, July % beacon Charles Stone,
aged - wears
Mr.. St"n" born nt Windsor Vt May 20
1859. He removed To Lyndon about Is25 where he
lived for nearly forty wears. The last twelve Years
of his life spent in this town. II is not the,
purpose of this notice Ia speak at length of this
long life. Very many of our readers know from
long acquaintance how kind hearted honest and
tru" Ii" was. lie made public profession of reIi-
gi"n ut twenty years of age and united with the
Congregational church. and was an office bea rcr in
til" church nj Lyndon until he removed from town
He led consistent Christian life to the end. He
bore with great patience and f"rtitudc his last
weeks of pain and weakness, awaiting his change
with c"mp"smr" and even anticipation. His last
words were, Come. Lord Jesus, come quickly :"
when he peacefully fell asleep.
Al st Johnshury, July 2G Leonard Augustus.
son of Leonard and Mary j. Pcnniman, aged 10
months.
At Pcacham, at the residence of l. l.. McClary
July -, of cholera infantum, Rudolph Irving sou
of j. W. and 5. =. Paine of Baltimore Md aged |
months and II days.
At Walden, July II, of consumption, Mrs Mary
+. Lc Baron. aged 26 years.
At West Concord, July .. Jesse only son of L..
W. and F. A. Russell, aged months and II days
''Of such is the king,om.of Heaven"
At Palmer, Mass. July II. Bell e. Shanks only
daughter of James W. and Carrie Shanks, aged &
years and : unutLa
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The Way the South Treats Northerners.
TIE SAME REBEL SPIRIT YET.

TIE SAME REBEL SPIRIT YET.
On the night of the I'D of June. lif-
teen armed and masked men in Qua
daloupc county. Ten. rode up to the
house in which Mr.. {. W. Washburn
was sleeping Che being the teacher of
the public school in IL colorcd settle
mcnt,) took him from his bed. tied him.
carried him two miles into the woods.
and We're about to kill him. when one
of the number intcrccdcd for his life
and they finally inflicted 100 lashcs with
II bull whip. and gave him six days in
which to leave the country. Mr.. Wash
burn has been one of the teachers of
the American Missionary Association for
several Years. and is of delicate build
and health. They told him that they
would kill or drive off every white
teacher of Il day school or SUNDAY
school VIII" taught the negro; that this
was white mans country. and that no
negro should he taught: and that they
meant Vet to have him back in his old
condition. The same night. IL party of
armed and masked men went to the
house of Mr.. John II. GcSnrr. whose
son superintendent the cololcd SUNDAY
school. and dragged the latter ont of
doors with his father. mother and sister
The family were from Chicago. and
cultivated Il little farm. They used the
father very roughly. and threw the
daughter against the house. tearing her
clothes and hruiSing her; but She rush
ed again 10 her brother. and threw her
arms around his neck So that they failed
to get Il rope around il. though they
struck ut him with Il pistol The scream,
of the females aroused some of the
who fired off pistols to
awaken others, and So alarmed the
ruiiianS that they mounted their HORSES
and rode of. subsequently. Mr. Wash
burn and the GcSncrs were escorted to
Scguin 10y the c"l"rcd people. The
GcSncrS will he compelled To lose their
crop. worth $500, and t" quit the
country.
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children Often Look Pale and Sick from no
other cause than having worms in the stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS will destroy
Worms without injury to the child being perfectly
WHITE, and free from all coloring other iniuri-
Gus ingredients usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS Il BROWN. Proprietors.
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York
Sold By Druggists and Chemists, and dealers iIi
Medicine at T1enty Fire Cents a BOr. t25Jul74
For Moth Patches, Freckles and tan ask your
Druggist for Pcrry's Moth and Frecke Lotion,
which is harmless and in every infallible Or
for his improved Comelone and Pimple Remedy
the great Skin Medicine for Pimples Black Heads
or Flesh worms Or consult Il. G.. PERRY the no
ted Skin Doctor, ~ Bond Street, New York
lot Oct "a
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cover her without help the other little
girl went to her aid and thus the whole
family went to eternity together. Two
little boys, who saw the accident, raj
Tor help. but none arrived until it was
| too late.
The unfortunate woman was the wife
OF one Lewis Porter, who had for some
time past led an incorporate and dis
solute life, and his character and cOndi-
ton became such. previous to last year
that she refused to cohabit with him
He finally wandered away and his pres
cnt whereabouts are not known, though
he Is believed to he somewhere in the
state. She supported herself and two
little girls as best she could, working
for her neighbors. picking berries, do
ing anything that was honorable. and
III this cndeavor she had the sympathy
and esteem of all who knew her.
Doubtless death came as II relief, but it
is not thought that she sought it. foy all
the circumstances go to show that the
drowning was purely accidental. She
Is said To have been about 30 Years of
age.-H. Ablons Messenger.
Joseph Minor, IL French Canadian
who said that he had been ut work in
llolyokr, Mass, was attacked by two
tramps near ST. Adams. Tuesday even
ing. and stabbed, in the heart, notwitlI-
standing which he lived till Friday.
He was on his WAY to his home in st.
CaS:irc. r. O.. and the officers think
they are on the track of the murClerers.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
AT Rutl,nd , child of Dennis DrosI;,
Il boy of eighteen months, was fatally
sc;llded on Monday, 10y falling head
foremost INTO Kettle of boiling water,
set down on the floor by the child'S
mother. The child lived abont seven
hours after the distressing casualty.
Robert w. Jones, 90 years of age,
VIII" was ut work in Il slate quarry ut
Hydevillc. Friday afternoon, was scri-
ouSly injured 10y the fall of IL derrick.
one of the guys tracturing both his
legs.
The grand lodge of Vermont Odd
Fellows holds its annual session at
Rutland. this wear. hcrinrinr the fourth
Wednesday in August. and the grand
cncampmcnt also meets There on thc
tourth Tuesday in Aurust
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CRANKY.


Allen NJ. Carpenter. who was 50 Sc
rinuiSly injured at GuiIdhall several
weeks since. has far recovered that
he WAS able Ia attend church half II day
last Sabbath.
The connection of Rev. :. Il. Hall.
Ill. d.. with the Congregational church,
closed with the last Sabbath of July.
For two Years he has been acting pas
tor. and has laborcd to advance Christ :
cause us only those can Labor whose feet
press the moiStcncd sands of
Jordan. His success is his greatest re
ward. Here, as in every place where
he has been pastor. he has gathered
shcavcs fer ChriSt'S garner. He leaves
with the earnest WiSl. of many friends
that his life may he long spared. and
his health and strength 50 far restored,
as again to break to this people the
Bread of Life.
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Twas for Us.

X. o. Farrand enlisted III the 9TH rcgi-
mcnt, n. ii. volunteers. in 1861 was
wounded i'll the charge of Fort Wagner.
Morris Island, July II, IS,:}, and twice
at the battle of Olustec, Fla. Feb. ~,
lSGl. One of the balls in this last hat-
tie struck his left temple, and passing
back of his eyes, severed the optic nerve,
and destroyed the eye sight. He WAS
taken prisoner at that time. and WAS in
the hands of the rebels more than nine
months, six of which WIS in Anderson
Vile prison. He supports his family
since his recovery 10y selling books.
Mr.. Fairamd is now in this town selling
his book. If people do not want his
book, they want to show their apprecia-
ton of his ScrN ice and THEN sympathy
for his atiiiction.
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ErIi.iuI~ Meetings.

-.,.u Meetings in hall of Gale
.#..t isry. l.. H. Taskcr supply
-.r.r,,.- ut ln..W \. VI. aud $50 l.. NJ.
- -, Ur"l al I2.nd NJ.
.... u-HErv. ID. T.. Miller, Pastor.
.-.. r,.iI If summer STREET. sabbath
lr Iu.;n \. NJ. and $40 l.. NJ. Sab
s.. ..lrl 30 l.uu NJ.
.,tfiEDu.-t;rv. Chas. NJ. Snuihgaic.
... -thhlih services M 1890 a. NJ. and
u ~lhlGih school nj I:I5 T.. NJ.
DGlr.m.-tRrv. +. T. Fairbanks.
.., ~.hIalh services al 1890 A. NJ.
-uu .. ". sabbath School at 12:OO NJ
... Meetings at each Church Wrdncs-
. .,u-- at 80.
..n MESSIAH. rNIvERsALLsT.-Qcv. Il.
. ..r-pu PlSt"rD sabbath services mt
-thnhth school at 1915 T.. NJ.
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NOTICE.!

Ih" District Convention. August L. causes n
chan@" of the :. :. and Temperance Basket Picnic.
I" Thursday. August H. at Lyndnnvillr Grove.
commencing at ~ o'clock \. VI. Tn. fnlnwin.
speakers hav" all agreed Ia bc present: Rev H.
h Pierce. II. u. E"st"m. Mass. Editor of Zion'.
H"rdid. and inr many wears Chaplain at BLACKWELL :
Island also, Rev +. E"gl,st"n. u. L.. BROOKLYN
ter. End nf the World" sc. short speeches arr.
pledged from Rev. !. l. Litch Pastor Cong
thurch, Mclnd"es; Rev W \. Bacon Pastor Rap.
church, st J"hnsbIry; Rev. W. Joy. Pastor F.
W Zap. Church. West Charleston: Rev b. VI.
Iil"ts"n, Pastor Church Messiah. st bloomsbury
and col j. Il. Meade "f Randolph. The best of
vocal and band music il expected. See posters
Railroads carry for half fare or less. An extra
train will hr run t" ST .Iolnsbury Ia meet T. n o.
road train morning and evening 4 large ear build
ing will he ready if rainy. Evcryh" is invited
and hereby appointed a special committee VIII
the Pastors and : : Supcrinrni,nts of all church
rs and sch""l~ that the children ar. present
\l-" all officers of all temperance and other organ
lzti"ns are earnestly requested take the matter
IN hand. and come and enjoy the rare entertainment
AT the Grove. August ~.
IIu>. FR,NkLIS F,lRu,>Ks
Pies. :. : Workers ri Vt
REV. J.. y GRANGER ,
Pres cal e." Y. VI. I. So '"'il"ii'''"'.
!. W. SANHnR>
See Cal Co. Y. NJ. I. So
REV. II. T.. CUSHING. sec of Committee
East Burke. July L. I-1i. an-sa
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Personal.

MIR. I. l.. Clay, formerly principal OF
the high school in this place. is spend
ing Ills vacation i'll Littleton and vicin-
ItN, and WAS in town Saturday. Mr.
Clay is still engaged in teaching at
Grafton. Mass.
Miss Phila Ann IIallett, daughter of
l)ea. Edmund Hallett of st. Juhnsbury
Centre, received Il request of six thou
sand dollars in the will of the LATE
Samuel WilliSt"n of East Hampton.
Mass. Miss lIalctt has lived in Mr..
NIllIst"n'S family for several years past.
AMI has been as il daughter to MIR. and
Mrs. w.
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toRSs.-Snc" pride and fashion have had con
troll of mankind, and ShucmakrrS wer. comp.lled
Z" make boots and shoes fit fancy instead of the
feet. the sutf"rin" from Cnrns, Buninns Ingrowing
Nails, S"r" lnSirl,s, clustered Heels Ac. cannot b,
described; hut Briggs Corn and IInninn Remedies
VIII cur" all such torm"nts. and proper tittin"
boots will prevent their reproduction.
TILES ar" very common affection, there being
hut '"w persons VIII" al" not troubled with them at
some period of their life. Briggs Pile Remedies
are mild sale and sure. tlODct14
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Castoria is more than a substitute for Castor
Oi IL Is The only safe article in existence which
certain I" asSiInilate the food regulate the bowels
cure windc"hc and produce natural sleep. II con.
tainS neither minerals, morphine or alcohol and is
pleasant To take. Children need not cry and moth
ers may rest tIooct7.
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MRS. NlNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP THE IRE.
sCRllTllN ni one of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses III the nited States, and has been used for
thirty years with never failing safety and success
by millions OF mothers and children from the fee.
Die iniahl OF onc week old to the adult 1t corrrcs
acdty OF the stomach, relieves wind collie rcgu.
lateS the bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort
TO mother and child. We believe it to he the Best
ana SureSt Remedy i'll the World, in all eases al
DysehPTy aud DidrhPd in Children, whether il
arises from leething or from any other Full
directions Tor using will accompany each bottle
None Henuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS y
is on the outside wrapper Sold by ali
Medicine Dealers. t2hJul7l
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once address, North Scituate, Mass.
MIS-, VIM. Thayer, Mrs. Horace Fair
banks and daughters, Mrs. Franklin
FAIRBANKS and daughters, are at York
peach, Maine. Miss 5. L. Crosman. Mrs.
Baxter and daughter, and Misses Ida
an" Cora knappcn, are at Ocean View
House, Pigeon Cove, Mass. When we
ascertain the address of the rest of our
people, we will advertise it,
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Route A. Montreal via Passumpsic and South
Eastern Railway.
Route u. Montreal and Quebec via Passumpsic
south Eastern. l!ichrcu Line of Steamers and
Grand Trunk hallway.
Route &. Quebec via PassnmIsic and Grand
Trunk Railway.
The sale of Excursion Tickets will commence
July ~. and continue during the months of August
ana september, good I" return until November /
at the follow Ing prices. viz:
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Peacham Academy,

The Fall Term begins on Tuesday Sept. l. 1S7I
ana continues eleven weeks. Permanent teachers
low tuition cheap board and a town entirely free
from liquor shops, billiard saloons etc make this
desirable school. For particulars or catalogue
address JOHN NARNUM. JR. Sec. of Trustees
Pcacham. VI
Pcaclam. Vt. July o. 1871 D.35
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West Concord.

Mrs. :. f.. Circuit has sold her mil
lincrN business To Mrs Henry W. Hud-
son.
Joseph LcruSh, who has been foreman
ON Il section of the i. \ @. near Thinkers
willie, got drunk, and after abusing his
wife, threatened her life. Complaint
Slipped the officer and il is. now sup
posed he is in Canada.
y Young man. son of John W. Grant.
had Il bad sore on one of his fingers
which WAS lanccd on Monday. 1t is
supposed an artery was cut. as he BLEED
pr"inSclN, and it was some time before
the blood WAS successfully staunchcd.
"Thc proper observance of the Sab
bath" from the text. "Rcmrmhcr the
Sabbath day To keep it holy" will he
the subject of Rev. Mr.. Worthcn'S dis
course ut the Methodist church. next
afternoon.
The - IIygcian Home" in charge of
DIR. Tcmucy and wife. affords il delight
ful place of resort for all who want re
Taxation from business and care. and To
the invalid Who needs good home and
the best OF attention. il will Ice as 1.-THE
shadow of II great rock in weary
land"
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{nrh Jpd STATE 5lrnt.

.r
, I,.
,,.,
De- New Orleans MiuStrclS exhibit
town hall Tonight. They were
Expected the stone work of the
Il-c viii he ready for the super
.r,.u NEXT week.
G,Il,nhr,. L,s ,r.ucd , huot and
......n,,Lcr R,t,h,IJ.,,s hnusc nm
...ur.
.,d Nu". > and -. b\ Rev. q. +.
..h,aI of beverly. Mass.
''"'S'''"" '''""' w '' ''i" ""' ~
"' '"h% from il seven years "'"
'''' paw VIZ ' '
-' "''''S' W. '''N' N'''' ''''>
"' ''' WIS "' II,
~ Wv
aaru. the barber. wishes il I'M
80.
dmf Morris and II. F.. Randall
o,n ,illarc. vcuttoGraubv last
.n .i ham. tL.v c,uuLt 1s5
Next,
.. romantic. TAT" "f the W hitc
TOO" taken Il contract on the
,''N Il. H., and commences "prl
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CHANGE OF time

CoSNECTIoNS.-At Montpelier with train.
over ehtrai Vermont Railroad At Planirli
with stages Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and Satur,I,vsi
for North Montpelier, East Calais, south Woodbm
rN; Woodbury. Ccntr" and IIardwick. At Marsh
m NJ WIN Stages Tor Cabot and Walden (satinn on
Portland n Oslcnshurg Railroad) Al Wells Xiv
err WIN trains over Conn. 4 Pass. and Boston Con
Gnrh Montreal, White Mountain and Mount
ashlnEt"n lrinch L. K. For further infnrma-
ton see circulars.
JAMES G. FRENCH, MANAGER.
Montpelier VI. July *. Is7i tocf.,,
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40 Per Cent. Off

Price Of Hair NHtfing Redmccd to ID (rs.
On and after August 1>t, BOWEN will reduce
thr pre-" at Hair Cutting from - l. cents Col.
nrlnG and ShamI,""in. reduced pr"purtinnatclv.
Live and let live, Is his Walk M To Union
Block, Main Street And see how It's Yourself
:, r,,n., W., a. BOWEN, Prop'r.
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New Thing.

Geo. IL. Hastings is making Il photo
graph with Il satin gloss finish, which
adds much to the beauty and finish of
the picture. Since Hastings returned
from the city he has taken pictures of
marked merit. His motto is. Equal to
the best-cXcellcd by none" See his
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:. Jnhn-l,ury Athcnnum.

.s. Uf. luI>.. -Eu"M.-Opcn from \. NJ.
3D.. .rtm tmG. aud from Ia : - T.. NJ.
W W. THNNEE. Librarian.
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Thirty Lives Lost by Waterspout in
Nevada

The town of Eureka. New. was visit
ed 10y terrible WatcrSpout. Friday.
which flooded the town and swept away
i'll the Hood from p to ~ PERSONS and
as many houses. Ii had been raining
with great violence from early in the
morning till noon, when Il cloud burst
on Il lofty range ot mountains To the
east ward, and Il vast volume oi water
rushed down the canon where the town
Is located. The eastern pant of the
town WIS flooded in ten minutes hN Il
fearful rush of water. which was con
StantlN increasing in violence. depth
and impctuosity. The people in that
portion of the place were hrnmcd in.
and every moment. houses were torn
from their foundations and swept away
with their occupants. Ropes were pro
cured and line formed. and brave
men, thus protected. dashed into the
torrent and saved many lives. About
~ persons were drowned. inclulin"
Rodg"r Bohinctt. Il reporter for the Sen
tincl, and Il Mrs. Bray. The Sentinel
office and some ~ houses were carried
off. and all that part of the town in
which were situated dance houses and
other places of amusement is gone The
flood lasted onl Y half an hour. On
Saturday, the storm WAS even heavier.
but the people were better prepared
for it,
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brings business.
O00 MEN WANTED-The subscriber has
LOO taken a contract ON the Woodstock L. L.
and can give work now to about 200 men.
3l:S2- WN DONAUITE
4 WNDITIONAL NOTES, Just printed. and for
j sale. AT the CALEpDNiAN OFFICE
RABlilTr MErAI.-A quantity of old typr for
- habhltting, at Is cents pound if called for
soon, at CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
WESTEkN TIcKETS.1Tirkcts to all points
w West and South via all the first class rnut,,
Also tickets via Cunard Steamship Line 10 I.iy
"rl'"nl Glasgow Sc.
'all ana gel lowest rates at Passenger Depot.
\. e. HARVEY, Agent.
~ '"HhShuiN, ' L May ~ l~Ii 5-n
TENEMENT To RENT. -OSBOEN WARn
has tenement to rent Railroad Street in
his building. nearly opposite the depot 93tf
lust REC EIVED-A fine assortment of FISH
- ING TACKLE at
HOWARD & ROWELL'S
81 'ohhshury. April q. 1-tf
/ 1GHWAY TAX BILLS and all kinds nf I n
L L GAL BLANKS, for sale at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
ZINE WATCHES KEPAIEED and rated at
HOWARD \ ROWELLS.
n oTCE.-Therc some over 100 persons ow
: ing Inc undersigned, and We desire to say Ia
mem uhai II they do not pay up within three weeks
"" sinai, put the accounts in the hands of an attorney
for collection. S
st. J"hnsbury, Vt. July Is ls.4 agaI