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KAHN & FRElBERG.
Great Excitement! Great Excitement
Miles shoes! Miles ShOea'!

An entire bankrupt stock Of PM l.
adelphfa shoes at less than half
cost OF manufacture-no humbuiE.
These goods are from a Grst-clasIs
shoe house, ana exclusively for
fine city retail trade. Children's
shoes. 81 20; missed, 81 so; ladies',
4 W.
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KAHN G. .FRFJRFRG.

I69, III, Izs Main street, corner
Poplar, French corsets az 81 2O'
The celebrated WeFley corset, from
late fashionable dry goods house,
trimmings. at soc a piece, former
cost So. One pair French Kid
gloves given 10 each purchaser.
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OYSTERsl OYSTERS!

Nov you can eat oysters. John A.
Sigbaigo, afs Second, and les Main
street. ssle agent for Howard d Bro.
Norfolk, Va. Choice select, 45c per
can: mediums, 35c per can; ordinary
sc per can. 1881
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lfnlquerade suits,

For MArdi-Gras, Of every description, at
NC Hunters Southern Emporium Of
Fashion, 247 Main street. Prices 10 suit
the times. NV
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SUGAR Crushed, powdered and granu-
lated, lls<@l2c " Id; soft, refined, yellow and
white in bbls, 91f@llc; brown and yellow. In
hoeshoads, 6g10o.
6ALT-e2 3093 50 v Dbl.
TIES-Y Id, $4,000.
TW1NE-131<g141<c.
TURKEYS-Live. sl2915 v dozen, dressed.
l2916o D Id. |f|
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A small docket osue up before the
Recorder to-day. Charles Bright,
charged with larceny. was placed under
5000 bonds. David Lamb, concealed
weapons; fine, $50; bond, 5000.
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REMOVAL REMOVAL!

n. G. H0llenberR has removed to
No. 294 Main street, (Cidrks Marble
Block,) where Will be found musical
merchandise of every description
at the 10 west market rates, 1l7t
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LIyERPOoL. February 6, l2:SO p.m.-Cotton
opens steadier, UplsnGs. T54d; Orleans. SD
p.m,-Cotton.is steady. Uplands. I'D; Or
leans. SD. Sales. 1900 bales, Of which 1000
were for export and speculation.
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Bids for the privileges at the EXPOSE
ton Mardi-Grss will be received up to
the 10th instant. The Committee re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
JosEyn SFEcHT,
Lou LEUBRiE,
100 Committee.
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Parties wishing Mardi-Gras invitations
can procure the same upon application
at Jes. Specht's, 81 Madison street, and
Ellis Leubrie's, 277 Main street. 1851
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"The Old Woman that Lives in a
ShOeo is training her children and hav-
ing them dressed by Watkins with view
to appearing in the procession on Mardi
Gras. Come on We, bachelors. 1876
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-06

Those elegant French plates for
costumes, have just come. Be ina hurry
and select your character, as Watkins
means business. l36
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,haIi for one week Cut and Fit the waists q d!s
ssl With yOur dress. Coffee fom u % ] Pm
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NEW ORLEANS. February 6. 1880 a.m.-Cot-
ton is quiet, with moderate demand. Mid
ding. l5s4c; sales, 1900 bales; receipts. 1891
bales.
CHARLESTON. February 6.-The market is
easy. Middling. 15@l51sc; receipts, 1882 bales.
MOBILE, February 5.-Cotton is firm and
higher. Middling. l59l5Hc; receipts. SSS
bales.
GALVESTON, February 6.-CottOn is quiet.
with light demand. Middling, l59sc; re-
ceipts. 2459 bales.
NEW YoRK. February 6. 10:9O a.m.-COttOn
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No ONE would play on the large tables
after trying those small ones at Willett's.
a 1904
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Of the Butchers Union. to be given as
the Cochran Hall. Monday, February s,b.
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With a view Of assisting the ladi = in the
making up Of the many great sbai Gaila which
de- are nov. Estung IN Pre- 6geds, l
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have you played on those small tables
at WiIlet's7 Isl
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TIN, roofing and guttering promptly
executed by ]. F. Fischer, 92 Beal street.
100
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FOURTH Annual BaiI

, 9EsTE F.,s :ssI as i sSca 1fs or fsE f
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aThe Man who Laughs" viii wear
sui. made BY Watkins on Mardi Gras. lS6
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j. O.. WATKINS,
Corner Of Main and 6sIOsO Streets,
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FREsH oYsTERS.


At panic prices. ~ Victor ID.
Fuebs', No. Al Jefferson street. 7st
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NOR RENT = STORE HOUSE NO; s23
A Main street. now occupied by q. N.
Er;ch1 dealer in China, glassware, etc. APP
Nv 10 mcfarland & Goodwin, 80 Madison
street up stairs. iol-loo
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VIZ ED-AGENTS-MALE AND FE-
w male, for the best selling article in the
world. The new Medicated Corn File never
ca uses the feet to bleed; will not touch the
sound flesh can be used by child Agents
"ie IL" INDICATED FILE CO.,
Room IS U. S. Exchange Building, Chicago,
Illinois. loo-I
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FOR RENT.

TSOR RENT-HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS.
good water, Ill Elliott street. Apply at
123 Elliott street. loo-I
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,r,oR RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE.
three rooms, with large garden spot at
tached, on Suzette street, near James ,5 1arK'
Amply at Is Madison street. 1871
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r,oR RENTAL REDUCED RATE. NO. 98
X Court. W. A. WHEATLEf, 2SO MAN,
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1Sa1s CHA WITT %B1 p NSEsad fSS
at SO7 Main street. 1zs-I
xTrANTED-vAULTS AND CISTERNS 10
w clean. ]. d. Fox, 80 Union st. oo-I
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T7oR RENT-A SMALL HOUSE On I! VANCE laCi
street, near the corner Of DeSoto street;
Also, three store houses on seal v ftrNSeGS wes'
VI 1SS@9,Gypiii-4 Phoenix Insurance ONCE.
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NTTANTED-0NE LARGE SIZED SAFE.
w second hand, at low figures. Also, sec
ond hand Billiard, Jenny Lind and Pigeon
Hole Tables, for which cash will be paid
j. II. WILLETT,
1A-t No. 81 Adams st.
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--op pENT-MY DWELLING HOUSE.
'oh ontainin,y six rooms. trent and back
4 9rn;t tre.,s, coal shed, etc., situated ~
S S sol Sicily street. Also furniture for sale
~ wo o1t CaiI at Z. Lavigne's hair store
No. 269% Main street. -
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BOARDING..
WANTED.

wv ANTED-A PERMANENT HOME FOR
w lady and son; lady to do house work
and son farm work. Apply to
I3l-l37 MRS. WATSON, Central Hotel.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-01

bank. winding the rope around his body.
and tying it as he ran. Becky was
coming down swiftly. As the roar of
the dam reached her ears. for the first
time she felt her danger. Instantly all
power of exertion forook her. The
terrible dam, the jagged rocks beneath !.
There was death in the thought, and Il
shrill scream rang over the water.
"Help. help. Don't let me drown !.
Don't let me go over the DAM
Courage, Becky, courage. You
shall be saved" She recognized the
voice. even in her agony.
go Harry, Harry Save me; save
me -
Still on and on she swept, and the
roar of the dam grew louder and louder.
1t seemed to sound in her ears like
thunder.
Now, quick. boys, quick Give
me plenty of rope, and hold on strong"
Harry Thompson kicked off his shoes,
and threw away his hat. Becky was
moving towards him, but ten feet from
the bank. He measured the distance
with his eye, stepped back few PAGES,
then ran quickly, and leaped into the
water. The best jumper i'll the county
had well calculated his distance. He
struck the water close beside Becky.
He clasped her quick. she threw her
arms about his neck with scream OF
JOY. and both sank beneath the water.
Then the good, strong fellows pulled
with IL will. and i'll moment Becky
and her preserver were safe on the
bank. such shout as the good fellows
sent up. then such chorus of shouts
as the people ut the mill joined TO theirs,
was never heard in Clevcrly.
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\ true copy of rcCurd.-itt test.
1919 HENRY FRENCH. Register.

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -
- In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office IL
It. Johnsbury. on the 22d day OF pril. y. d. lc1i
Luther {. Matthews. administrator cum test
mentO anneNu de bunIs non, upon the estate al
Thomas HILL late Of St Juhnsbury. i'll said district
deceased, makes application Ia said court for Ii
sell all IF the real estate of said deceased
except the widow right of Homestead. represent
Ing that sale of part thereof Is necessary fuI
the payment of the debts of said deceased and that
part Of said real estate cannot be sold without in
jury L. those interested in the remainder.
Whereupnn. IL Is ordered by said Court. that said
application come under consideration and Ice heard
the 9TH day of May, \. ID. 1874. at the
Probate Office in ST. Johnsbury; and. it is further
ordered that all persons interested be notified here
Of by publication of notice of this application and
order thereon three weeks successfully in the { ale
DOMAIN printed at st. Johnsbury. before said time
of hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and if they see cause object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH Register.
A true copy of Record. Attest,
1919 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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sailles varieties set them by a line,
spreading out the roots and giving
them plenty of room flor let me here
remark that no plant suffers more from
cramping the root or deep setting than
the currant y set them rather shallow,
drawing up the earth around the plants,
so that when the ground settles they
will stand no deeper than they stood
in the nursery rows. The currant also
requires more room than is usually
given it; the plants should stand at
least four feet apart-and if set by the
side of fence, as is often done, give
room enough behind them to allow of
stirring the soil never allow more
than three or four stalks to grow from
the root Qess is better than more y
keep them properly pruned from all
old wood, preserving proper balance
between the roots and the top, and
give good cultivation, and the result
will be a wonderful improvement in
size and quality of fruit over the COM
mon way of managing.-Jd b. Darts.
Suffolk Co.. Mass, in Country Gentle
man.
To MAKE CUTTINGS GROw.-I used
to have great deal Of trouble to make
currrant and gooseberry cuttings or
slips grow, until | tried the following
plan: boiled some potatoes until they
were nearly done, and then stuck one
on each slip and put it in the ground.
Every slip sprouted and grew well all
summer, with one or two exceptions.
The idea of putting the boiled potatoes
to the end of cuttings is to furnish
and keep moisture enough for them TO
grow until the roots become large
enough to gather this moisture and
substance from the soil. never tried
it on grape cuttings. but do not see
any reason why it would not do as well
with grapes as with anything else
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I. j. BARKER. t,.,,,,..,,,,.,.,...
REUBEN ELLIS, l. H.
xTUTIAM I,YYN,S ESTATE

WILLIAM LYNN'S ESTATE.
w STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
In Probate Court held at the Probate Office il
st. Johnshury. i'll said district. the Goth day OF
April. \. D. 1S1i
Alden L. Bailey. executor of the last will and ties
lament of William Lynn. late of st. JOhn>hury. IL
said district. deceased. presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, aud makes
application for decree distribution and partition
of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon il is ordered by said court. that said
and said application be referred 10 a session
of said court 10 be held at the probate office in
st. JonshuTy. on the 18th day of May. \. ID. l-ti
for hearing and decision thereon And il is further
ordered that notice hereof be given To- all persons
interested. by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian a newspaper pub.
Hshed at 81. JOhnsbury, previous 10 said time ap
pointed for hearing that they may appear at said
time and place. and show cause if any they ma '
have. why said account should not be allowed and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register
\ true copy of rrCurd.-Attrst.
lsl9 HENRY FRENC II. Register.
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AMERICAN AND FoREIcr -,
X. II. EDDY. "I
SOLICITOR OFp,

" +" i"es'''''''"' had" Na,k. Oh, Il. ~
No 20 STATE street, opposite Kiln, ''''.
Mass. '''E >'r'er IT,.
Ailer an extensive practice or.
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executed ON libera terms. and ,,..5l-, ht .
searches made INTO American "''lar..
determine the validity or utilir, ,,,'.-n a...
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matters touching the same. r,,,.5. .'ie....
any patent furnished by H.. , " lie OIL. g.
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EsTIMONIAIs
regard Mr. Eddy a. one. nf II
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Il have no hesitation in ,,.-..,. .''i ~ ls.-.
they cannot employ a person ,,,,.. 49, H'+r.,..
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Applications III form 10 secure. ,.., ''.. g.
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tents. "'''..''Nl,. .
MIR. X. II. Eddy has made t.r,..,.
on all but one of which patent, G.,,. pap p.
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proof OF great talent and ;hf,i,, .. 'a o.
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One Of loo acres on road from st. Johnsbury To
Concord. Running water AT house and barn. ID
acres meadow. good pasture. plenty wood, good
sugar place. iCO tin buckets. and pans. Sugar
house and barns repaired last fall. New fence for
barn yard-ttncc mostly new last fall. posts and
boards All the manure from the stables and farm
has been put upon ii for years. Farm in good
stale of cultivation 20 plnwed for crops this
spring. Ii cows. 10 sheep. oxen. lot hogs. horse
rakes. hay teddcrs moving machines. and all the
farming tools man may wish tor. and is the most
pleasant farm in town and in the hest condition
The L. 4 q. railroad runs thruu III the farm.
mother Farm i'll HasSUmpsc. 2 miles from 81
JOIN shury Plain. called the Harvey farm. about
los acres land plenty wood running water at huus,
and barn. House repaired. this last fall wood
shed put up. claphoardrd and shin.led. Two n
the barns repaired, new shinglrd and new boarded.
Horse stable huilt over and in good repair and
posts and boards enough sawed and on the place Il
fence the farm in good shape. Passumpsic X. X
runs through and in sight of the farm. but not I,
niure II as I" the pasuring the cattle troubling
it. 1t has the reputation of being good farm by
all who know the place.
Also another Farm i'll North Danvillr VT. Nine
ty acres of land. small house and large barn called
the Hodge Farm. | will sell in pieces or will sci
all together. any one may want. Running wa
ter at house and barn 1t Is "A No | piece of Ian /
and can be bought at bargain.
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4 CATASTKOPHE-O Monday after
noon a gentleman, riding on horseback
over a road in this vicinity which was
particularly muddy, in consequence of
a sudden stop of his horse, to which he
was not il party, left his seat on the
back of the animal, and continued his
Journey without the horse. He alight-
ed a few feet ahead of the beast, not on
his head, nor on his feet, but on head,
body, hands and feet, in ertensO. He
disappeared from human vision for
moment And then, up through the
bubbling. boiling mud, emerged, slowly
and sputteringly, a clayey cast of hui
mainly that would have rivalled any
sculptor's model in perfectness of form.
and excelled it in intensity of express
sion. The eyes, as the mud pealed
from them the red, cavernous mouth,
us it opened and shut with the rapidity
of Il fly trap. mingling explosives with
dirt and dirt with explosives, till one
could rot tell which was which, pro-
duced an effect beyond the highest art.
The hat was not recovered, nor was
there any need of it, and the animal,
diSdainful of his late rider, turned tail
to him and fled from sight which Is
not often given on this planet to horse
or Montpelier Waterman.
A business firm in this city to which
a bill had been owing for some time,
finally sent sharp dunning note to
the debtor, and received in reply Il
postal card containing the following ::
Matthew 1926" To this they re-
sponded Romans 1873 : st. Luke
ID.GS - 'Ehn rns,u1t tha ~
turn of d check III payment of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Adrertiser.
\ Philadelphia Young lady, who is
now on her travels, cut Il piece from
Westminster Abbey, ut the expense of
$500. and while at church in Dresden.
overturned an image of the Virgin in
attempting to appropriate some flowers
from the shrine, and her father had
another little bill of $500 to pay.
Dean girl
The residence of Congressman Will
liam \. Phillips at Salina. Kan, valued
ut Sl5,0OO, was burned. Il few nights
since His friends in telcgraphing the
news to him ut Washington were zeal
Gus To mention tndt through Hle;t tN-
ertion, most of his library (worth about
SI0) was saved
a New York journal relates that a
healthy, well-fed looking man stepped
into il Broad street office. the other day.
and asked aims. The broker asked
him if he wanted work. Yes. he said.
if he could get wages enough. The
broker Offered him 80 per month to 90
and take care of his horses. "Why.
nv dear sin. said the fellow. what do
you take me for can make $50 II
month ut my present occupations. and
he left in IL huff,
A good currency is like Faith The
substance of things hoped for. the evi-
dence of things not seen"
BiSmarck's wife wears the largest
shoes of any woman beyond the Rhine.
Exchange.
Yes. and when she puts her foot
down. her husband knows it means
IBIS = Boston ,JOuTUdI
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TcINp. n HyDF'S ESTATE

/ IITNUN II. IT 7 DE = ENIA F.
IL The Subscribers. having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Caledonia commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against
TIE estate of Lucinda b. Hyde, late of Sutton. in
said district. deceased. represented nsolvcnt and
tn" term Of months from the 9th day of April.
l-1i. bein. allowed by said Court to creditors OF
said deceased, exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice that will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house of J. &. Tibbetts. III Sutton, i'll said bis
trict the 9th day of May and Sd day of Oct.
next at o'clock in the afternoon. each of said
days.
L 4
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flor Sale.
Farm for Sale at a Bargain

The farm known as the Nathan Bundy farm; SIT
mated in the north part of LyndOn-four miles from
the Centre and Lyndonville and three miles from
sutton Corner Said place contains 200 acres ian1;
There are two good sugar orchards OF aDou, l.oo
trees. The buildings are in good repair WIN ruh-
ming water to house and barns,
* 5o. {. j. BUNDY-
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firm. 6adrn and JnusrhnH.

To PREPARE EARTH FOR HOUSE
PLAST>.-Pnt together equal parts of
the three following things from
the sides of harn-yard. well rotted
manure, and leaf mould from the woods.
Add small quantity of sand. For
cactuses, PIT as much sand us of the
other materials, aud little fine char
COIL
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Estates.
FORECLOSURES OF MORTGAGE.
PATRICK TOURNEY,

p,TpICK HOGAN and OTHERS
In cboncary CaIedonia County June Term
,s1a NiS'
Wbor..s po,ri.l Tourney of st Johnsbury in
tho Tnnn1r Of caledonia and State of Vermont
III o.y H.; ratitinn for foreclosure against
ua De- r. H., forpmariy. of 81 Jobnsbury afi,re.
30 n - 81 Pstnn in The Conntv of Suffolk and
Sat y, Maa"hUa.t,s satting firth in substance,
,hat Vi B,ai H' afres.id on the nh day
nf 81 n 1s157 duly executed to Timothy
Nnr1hr q n,or+gage deed of certain land in st
JabnsIvry in ,;onntv and State aforesaid describ-
al a., q IIr- ~, VT J{ein0 all and the same prelu-
;ses daadad IN said Hopap nv said Timothy Muir.
nhy and wifa InriI sfh isI2 Reference to said
drsd and Conditioned for the payment of three,
nromissorv nnts dated April sth ls72 each for the
ssnme of tJyo h,ndred dollars and payable to said
Ti,n,tL,- Nt,,,,- ,. l.rar in nu, Two and three,
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HAY and Straw Market.

intend to keep on hand and for sale, Hay and
straw for the home market. Pressed hay by the
single bale quantity will also press hay for
shipping. Enquire at WM. WILpER'S Iron Store
Railroad Street. L. 5. RICHARDS, Agt.
April 3 lea 15tf
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Desirable Place For Sale

offer nv real estate for sale consisting of forty
acres of land, twenty acres of which is well wood
ed and timbered. seven acres meadow, the balance
excellent tage land in high state OF cultivation
A new two story house containing fourteen rooms
and five closets. Three cellars, large wood shed.
two barns carriage house &c. all thoroughly built,
finished and painted, and well arranged for two
families if desired. with excellent Stream OF
never failing water running to house and barns;
This property is desirable the fences are new and
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 i'll whole
or in part to suit purchasers Terms with
security. Don't fail to look at this property be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. Address, or enquire OF
ia MES Il. BA RIiON on the premises.
JOHN BARRON.
West Concord VT. March 23d 1874. l3tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-01
Grand Rush.
Keep Out the Cold

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struct.d as to completely ,.u-r '-.t. e
about windows and doors Iua- fH. g..
the COLD AIR from IN i!El\Ir
ted closely Ia every part "l I'll. a..' 3D..
and are supplied with srt->cr'W> 500 -
any shrinka-". swelling "i t'vt- IT,. .
action of frost MY CAN 49, l.r--.
ANY TIME. And h,>Idt~ thu m'a.'
against the windows and door. '...
with spiral springs. which r.u-,a...'
against the same. Another 1Ei ID ...
AGE OF THESE STRIPS is that ...''
VENT NOISE by shutting door
fuel saved in one season Icy Jli.a''
strips I" anv one room W I'LL h. ....
TWICE PAY THE EMF Nj ..
through the SIMMER they wi. ari j.
cifrciual agent against tur 'ulIH," 49,,
strips are manufacture. III ans 30~..-
SIT >TDMIi.S. Ih,-, ~'t.'
tured by j. II. HULL. i'll The sui
passenger depot. II. .Inhu~huH "
orders should Ice addressed. s. %;
promptly and satisfactorily t..'t
and town Rights Tor sale A!drts' O., .-.
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