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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23
"Sr. Director del BoLETIr.

"sr. Director del BoLrrrs.
Estimado senior y amigo: por con-
duoto de yarios amigos he sabido que
algunas personas de esta capital han
asegurado en- distintos cfrculos que yo
estoy afliado 4 la masonerfa
Si yo no tuviera ell honor de perte-
necer 4 ia junta superior de la Aso-
ciacion Cat6lica, tai vez no molesta-
RIA IA atencion de v. con este escrito;
pero el calificativo de mason, aplicado
a un s6cio cat6lico, lleva en- pos una
acusacion tan horrible, que 4 pesar de
Ia repugnancia que me causa ell ocu-
parme de mi humilde persona, me de-
cido a consignar la verdad de los he
chos
Efectivamente, he sido mason: tuve
la desgracia de pertenecer & esa So
ciedad cuando la desconocia, mejor
dicho, cuando estaba muy equivocado
respecto al verdadero fin que Sc pro-
pone.
Pero hace va mucho tempo, y des-
de ell momento que comprendf que los
masones de America Green y piensan,
en- religion y en- polf'ica, precisamen-
te 10 contrario de 10 que yo creo y
pienso, me separe de esa institution,
enemiga de nuestra fe y de nuestra
nacionalidad, vali6ndome para este de
los medios que prescriben la religion y
ell honor.
Yo ignore cual es la idea pol!tica de
la masonerfa de Europa, pero la de
America es separatista, esencialmente
separatista: y digo este, con conoci
miento de causa, por 81 mis- palabras
pueden contribuir, una vez mas, q
que Sc separen de sus flas los hom-
bres de buena fe que militen en- elias
Repitc que atnicamente como cdtoI'cd
hago estas aclaraciones. ST yo no pro-
cediera asf, los destractores de la Aso-
ciacion Cat6lica, interpretando torci
damente mi silencio, Sc valdrian de e
para caumniarla: al declarar pdbiica
mente, como 10 hago, QUE NO SOY MA
SON, no me propongo otro objeto que
cumpir con un sagrado deber de con
ciencia.
Me repito, senior director, su affmo
amigo 5 S.
@. B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23
REVISTA TEATRAL.

Ell martes por la noche, di6se, CO.
mo estaba anunciada, en- nuestro CO.
liseo, una obra del malogrado poeta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23


Todas las aduanas, excepto IA de
Arecibo que rindid 1871 pesetas
mas en- 1873 que el ", sulrieron baja
en- su recaudacion de importation.
En- los derechos de exportacion tu-
vieron eI " aumento las aduanas de
Ia Capital, Mayagiiez, Ponce y Fa-
jardo disminucion las de Arroyo,
Aguadilla, Arecibo, Humacao y Qua
vanilla.
Entraron y salieron por nuestros
puertos en- el ano citado 1882 buques
con carga con 2S7,791 toneladas de
los cuales solo 168 con 30, ,508 tone
ladas eran espanoles Ell II habian
entrado 1880 con 252;267 toneladas.
Concluimos este pesado trabajo in
sertando ell resdmcn del movimiento
mercantil con que termina ell docu
mento de que venimos extractando
estos datos, advirtiendo que la peque-
1a diferencia que Sc nota entire aigu-
mas de nuestras cifras y las que aquf
Sc copian consiste en- las operaciones
del Dep6sito mercantil que nosotros
no incluimos Ell nuestros calculos.
"El movimiento comercial que ha tent
la provincial de Puerto-Rico en- ell ano de
1873, assemble 11O.326, ,844 pesetas i
centimos.
Entire la Importation y la exportacion
hay una diferencia favor de la primera
de 20 32l, ,306 pesetas 13 centimos.
Aparece en- ell ano de 1873 ell movi-
miento del Deposito mercantil con un au-
mento de l.064,608 pesetas 81 centimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23
Juan Campos.
Puerto-Rico, octubre 19 de 1874"

Puerto-Rico, octubre 10 de 1874"
No puede ser mas noble, nj mas
valiente, nj mas religiosa, nj mas pa
tri6tica la declaration publica que
ACADIA de hacer ell Sr. Campos. Es
noble porque 10 es slempre confesar
un error; es valiente porque un solo
hombre nonrado y sin miedo as1 ar
roja al rostro de la filibustera maso-
nerfa ell guante, 4 pesar de los puma
les y de las ridiculas amenazas con
Que esa tenebrosa asociacion trata de
intimidar los que tienen la desgra
cia de caer en- sus redes; es religiosa
porque ell deber de su conciencia cris-
tiana es ell que mueve al autor de la
precedente carta q dar un paso para
ell cual no todos los homb es, por
sinceros que sean, tienen asaz alb
negacion; es patri6tica porque ell dig
no cabaIIero citado, con con0cimiento
de caMsa, con6rma 10 que nosotros
Glen veces hemos a6rmado, & saber,
que en- las Antillas la francmasoneria
es eseRclalme,ate separatista.
Puede ell Sr. Campos estar seguro
de dos cosas: que todo hombre de
bien vera con agrado, respeto y con
ell contenido de su carta,
y que la masonerla, separatista en-
America, es profundamente revoiu
cionaria y perturbadora en- Europa
Con documentos incontestables ell ca
tedratico d. Vicente La Fuente ha
probado que todos los pronunciamien-
tos, incluso ell de Riego, causa eff
cierte de la perdida de nuestras vas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23

Corresponds q la proce-
dencia ma cional en- ban
dera espanola.. 1861, ,163 76
A la mlsma procedencia
en- bandera extranjera 120,735 n
A La procedencia extran-
jera en- bandera nacio-
nal. -.-.-.--....... 25.3o9,353 Al
A la misma prOcedencia
en- bandera extranjera. 22.742, 1923 45
Importation lie 1873 6O.s24,076 ~
Idem de 1872 77.176,6I7 SO
Baja en- 1873 9.352,541 81
ErportaciOn.
Los valores de la exportacion assemble
ron a 42.502, ,76S pesetas % centimos in
clusas las ATS, ,157 pesetas 84 centimos
del Deposito mercantil.
Pcsctds Cst.
Corresponds al conner
clio nacional en- ban
dera eopailola...--.--- Gall, ,4SO 81
Almismo comercio en- BAN
dera extranjera- --- 2l,S17 OF
Al comercio eXtran ero en-
bandera nacional.. -. 2.8lS, ,476 G1
AL mismo comercio en-
bandera extranjera, -. 1924, 993 81
Exportacion de 1878 42502,76S 20
Idem de 1872 40040,626 13
Aumento en- 1878. 2.462, l42 IL
Nauegacion.
La navegacion ocnrrida en- cl ano de
1873 comparada con la de 1872, produce
una baja de rs buques con 80, 524 tone
ladas de aumento en- la cntrada con carga
y s buques de aumento en- la salida con
Al, ,042 tonelatias,
Derech0s.
Los derechos que han producdo las
Aduanas en- ell referido ano de 1873 as
cendieron 10.558 $50 pesetas 46 cent?
mos que comparados con los que produje-
ron en- ell ano anterior dan una baja de
l.34l ,26l pesetas Is centimos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23

Insertamos con aprecio ell siguiente
religioso programa:
SOLEME ACCION DE GRACIAS
QUE Ell CATOLICO PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
DEDMCA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23
In.portacion.

Los valores de la Importation assemble
ron q 67.S24, ,o76 pesetas 42 centimos in
clusas las 2.033,62G pesetas AZ centimos
del Dep6sito mercantil.
PeSctas. Cts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23

pos nos ha dirigido Ia siguiente que
insertamos con gusto:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
The New Postage Law.

The law regulating newspaper post
age, which goes into effect Januarv LIST
l. tnvorahlcto the reading public. By
that law all papers circulate in the
county of publication free. This will
bring the fdIcd"ninR twenty cents Il
year cheaper than heretofore t" every
subscriber in Caledonia county.
Subscribers out of this county will
pay their postage rs heretofore. only
it will have I" hc paid 1T this post OF
flee instead of theirs: and it will lie
ten cents u year instead of hcHfB
1t will he seen that all subscribers tu
the fdicIonjdn will save ten cent. on
on the price of their paper. and tho>,
in this county twenty. Will any now
ask thirteen months for Il Year?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
5Harriagrs.

At st. Johnsbury Nov. -, 10y Rev. u. +. Miller
William King and Mary Finley, all of this place.
At West Concord. Nov. ~. by Rev. j. II. Little
Mr.. William II. Bailey and Miss NJ j. Hudson
both of Concord.
At West Concord Nov. II. Mr. Frank \. Hudson
of Concord and Miss Annette Elliot of North Lit
Teton. y. II.
At CRANKY. Nov. -, by Rev. Chas Durrn. Loren
Z" F"llrnsby of Victory and Miss Marian dudley
of CRANKY
At r"acham. Nov n by Rev. \. W. Wild, Mr.
Sylvanus Hemingway of Waterford and Miss Ellen
Farrnw OF Pracham.
At West Concord Nov. Il, Chas. T. Hill of st
.I"hnsburS and Miss Julia e. Young Of Waterford
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Another Fatal Railroad Accident.

Another + aUal hdllrOaO ACcluenJ.
EaStman'S train from Plymouth Wed
ue>,laN mornin" was thrown from the
track at the switch Just below Woods
willie. and Fred. Brown, from Lisbon,
baggage master, was instantly killed.
and Bowen, the conductor. and eight or
ten passengers were more or less in
illrcd. Bowen at first thought to be IA
tally hurt. 1t seems that when the Gu
zine reached this switch. it WAS run
ming at good speed, and passed 1t III
safety. The baggage ear however.
failed for some reason to follow he 10
comotivc on the main track, and with
the passenger ear WIS thrown down II
heavy cmhankmcut. Some say the
passenger ear turned over several times
in its descent. crashing through the
fence and landing in IL field. Fred.
Brown, WAS ut his post ut the brake.
and was taken ont from under the ear
dead. MIR. Bowen. who WAS running
the train for Mr.. Eastman. the latter
being sick that day. was found badly
injured about the head. but last evening
he was more comfortable. aud it is hop
ed his injuries Will not prove fatal
Samuel Lee. Il runner for IL SplIn"-
field hardware house. was badly shaken
up, and tainted on being moved. y
friend at this place was telegraphed for
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
DON'T HAZARD YOUR LIFE,

y lighted torch i'll Il powder mill is scarcely NOR.
dangerous than drrP-Scat"d cough nr cold. The
ind vidual who waits for such in-iduuu- enemy
ot life tn die out "t itself commits frghtful
1t is incNcusIhlr too. for Iale- Honey of
lungs or throat with dispatch and th"r"ughnrs-
which preclud" all necessity tor apprehension. y,
type of cough cold, influenza bronchitis can r..
sist its strengthening. s""thiu-. hrlln. operation
Pixies Toothachc Drops cur. III un, minute. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
A Handsome Compliment.

Mr.. Clifford. photographer, is i'll re-
ceipt ola communication from the Sec
rotary of State of which the following il
a copy:
ResoIred by the Senate and House oJ
Representatives.
That the presentation to the State OF
Vermont, of the finely finished photo
graphic portrait of Governor ASAHEL
PECK, by d. \. CLIFFORD. Artist Pho
tographer of st. Johnsbury. Vermont
merits our grateful acknowledgements
and we hereby tender to him the thanks
of the General Assembly Tor said por-
trait.
ResOlred, That the Sergeant at Arm,
be and he hereby is instructed to cause
said Portrait to be properly placed in
the Executive Chamber. of the State
Capitol. II. HENRY POWERS,
Speaker of House of Representatives
LYMAN G. HINCKLEY,
President of the Senate
STATE OF VERMONT.
ONce Of Secretary Of State
| hereby certify, that the foregoing is
true copy of Il Joint Resolution adopt
ed by the General Assembly at its seS-
sion, \. ID. ISL.
In testimony whereof, hereunto sub
scribe my name and afliX the seal
L. 5. of this office. at Montpelier. this
18th day of November. \. d.
1874. GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary of State
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Watert"wn Union Live stock Market.

Wat"rt"wn Inion Live stock Market.
For the week ending Tuesday, December la
NAEkEr BEEF-A few choice 800 ~ n 10 10: ,.xrr,
- - a 10 -. first quality - ~ 10. second quail
itv II 20 ~: third quality - ~ ~.
STORE tATrLE-Wurking oxen and Steers. per
pair, slOO $50 sl1I. 5000 $40.
Mich cow, AND CALvEs-s:ij a sG0. extra 81 Il
so Farruw Cows 81 a s:,6.
(EALINGS--IU M Il SIS two wears old s2U a -
three wears old go a III.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots 20 M - %
- M 3 20 - -, - m pei head extra ~ ~ i
81 ~ per head 1 6ic per H.
Spring Lambs y 1ic per lb
Veal talVc> ~ IN a 500 ~
brighton Hides = IA I e per Ito
Country Hides -lc pei III.
Brighton Iallow. "A jic per III.
Country Tall"w, Il 5tc per III.
calf skins ljC per H.
Pclt-. 81 o. 81 - each.
y. Il. Beef h"icr Grade includes nothing but
Stalled 100 to 400 lbs Iiull"ck- Extra and first
quality includes the h, st large tat oxen. second
and third quality lncludr- oxen and tw" and three,
Years old Ste,Ir.
Shr.p-ENtIa includes COss-ts and when thus,
of inferior quality thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
lrafh.G.

At Littlrt"n. y H.. Oct. - Mr. T. W. Blake.
aged Is years formerly of Monroe.
At Alto. Fonduac Co.. Wis. Nov. L.. Samuel
q. Babcock aged TIT wears and months. formerly
a resident of Concord. Vt. Vt. and y. II. papers
please copy.
At Walden Nov. "A Mrs. ElizaJ. wife of Robert
Le;irmouth, aged - wears.
At Lyndon, Nov. -, Mrs. Leon LaPagc of st.
.Iohnsbury.
At Milburn, Y. J., Dec. l. Mr.. Rnbt Rogers. for
mcTlN of Buliuurou
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Trains Off.

The Shcrhro"ke and New York en-
press train is taken otf'-that WAS the
train hat passed this place north at II
in the forenoon, and south at II at
night. In its place IL passenger ear is
attached t" the through freight, which
passes this plac" about noon. Both the
day and night Montreal express trains
are Vet running.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

The borrower engaged this lawyer to
save that hundred dollars for him. He
saved it. The account now stands
thus: Money saved by not doing as he
agreed, 500. Lawyers fees. 500 9TH
err costs, $3.50. Net gain, lover the
left $3.50. The moral is obvious.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
. ,rh md Sfatr 5lrns.

f,rli md Stair ,3lruS.
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NIL. "''''"' ''N''' '>'N i '','" '' ""
.....' '"' Tow" NAN neat ''''>'''N
'.'..-
w. ....I.-I,.. ILL hi. Louso an,
r'aud street. t" ms brother j. W.
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N.i T.. Nl2n"u has reached Eng
,..., $780,, h.,,I,
..., .,i........, ,,;n.. L.,, .t $50.
-. ?. ii. IIu~kiI> is to take charge
'h' a-irululr in lh" Montpelier
.-
lac Methodist Society give an "\S-
OF supper At the Town Hall tonight
..r>day. Members of tia" Court and
Ihc necessary amount 1.WOo
.. secure Il new hotel on the site of the
t...i"n al Montpelier. has been sub
aIncd. and it i expected ~15.W
.U,' aIll 80 mp next summer.
lI. \. j. HYDE has changed his
.,irucr in California +" Matinee.
ills is "u cid Spanish town up the bay
'.m ~Iu Francisco. and nearly OPP
..-..' Hcuicit. the old State capital.
.,
''''. H. A'"rl'h' I'll me avenue
-.' nul IN 300 for his appearance be
..'. magistrate to answer. after the
g.. count ri>cS.
f.. .:...,. ,l., -.
N -,
... =, ,:..... -, a.. l,,I
'- o." 'I'' ringing VI '"'' '0'''''
. evening.
.A.I,.I1. 81 49,. J.u.,.
| .a,..... ..,..,.,Ii,,., I;..u,, IN thu. Ave.
... u..-. \.J ,I,in..d ,,,t If Il,
......... I'll H., Ia. .,,.t,.J 81. .,.,,,,t
r t.,.,..t.. Ian, L.. ,,.,;J ,h,. tn. tn Inn,
|
E...J. ", Bcmis. state agent @,
n .... society. has appointed Mr.
~ ~..j,.. agent for Caledonia coum-
| 90 his store ON Main street will
'.r depository of bibles and ties
| '.'- Of hr Bible society which he
| ".,' cost.
| '.'~''i> Meeting at the vestry "'
.L I'm ESSAY will he read bI
. B. D. Hlodgctt ON the state ot
-,a c,I.J,ni., ro,mtv All the
,.'r~ of the county alc urged to b,
'"H.
|
4 'hS was Il P'r'e'' "aH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

express. Some report him as seriously
h"r'. Seven or eight other passengers
We're more or less injured, three or four
:" badly as not t" he able to he moved
to their homes
y dispatch Thursday forenoon reports
II" pa'ticnlar change with the injured.
either for better or worse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
A Good Record.

"A UUOU htCOTU.
The following NAMED ScIolar> i'll the
Second Primary Department of the
Union School in this village. were nci-
thrr absent nor tardN once during the
last term. The school was taught 10y
Miss Katie Flint. Madic lI"uyhtnu,
Mary Harlow. Herbert Allen. J"lnni,
Eva Sheldon. Herbert Carpenter. Liz
zir Laird. Lefty Cook, Lulu C"r>cr
Belle Kinney, Johnnie Allen. Gr"r"i,
Mudgrtt. Herbert Willard, Harry Hul-
lard. Freddie Elliott. Freddie Smith
Josie Sheldon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
HA>wELL CHArrEK. No. IL. II. 4. VI

HNNW ELL tHNFTFK. NJ. IT. L. \. VI
Regular communication. Friday "r before tn,
full of the moon &. V. EASTMAN Sec y
DIR. Motifs Liver Iills.-It is easy enough tu
make pill but Ia make Il good pill. all that's the
difficulty There cheap. harsh. drastic pills
that are of even less benefit than dose of salts
hut good medicine. like Dir Motifs Liver Pills.
which prnetratrS Ia the seat of disease. is a d,>id
eratum indeed Will positively cure all Diseases at
the liver.
Sold everywhere. .IoHN +. HENRY. CURRA> Il
Co, Prnprict"rs and . COLLEGE Place. New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
West Concord.

1t being very stormy day. and tn,
church g"ers few the two churches held
union services last Sabbath. The Rev
Mr. Boyd, Unitarian of Portland preach
ing in the Methodist church in the fore
noon, and the Rev. Mr.. Little in tn,
lniversali>t church in the afternoon
Rev MIR. Worthen gave Il very inter
eSting ''Bihlc talk" in the veStry of hi,
church in the evening.
DO not forget the lecture and Festi-
val at the Methodist church on Tuesday
evening of next week. Special train
for half fare
We learn that the pastoral visit and
donation to the Rev. Mr. Little WAS IL
very pleasant and successful gathering.
Not only i'll the material aid bestowed
in dollars and cents, but such meetings
serve t" unite pastor and people more
closely together in bonds of love and
union. Mr.. Little has been ,m untiring
worker, for, not only his own chmrlI
and people, but III SO largely helping to
establish and build up public Library
He has done what few would have had
the courage t" attempt and successful,
carry through: and We are glad 81 many
of the people appreciate his labors \
pleasant feature of the evening WIS the
presence of Rev. Mr.. Worthcn of the
the Methodist Society, with quite del
egation of his people.
Ryegate
A public meeting will he held under
the auspices of the Caledonia County
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
A New Thing.
A Valuable Thing,

The Sherman Window Blind Is All invent .:
which c"mmend- itself once, every one. " h.,
s"rs IT. y" opening of windows I" cln-- and open
blinds No need of inside shutters y" more ~
pcn-lN" than the old fashioned lun,. aud rlttlluu
things called blinds. County and town rights for
sale. See the ''Sh":I.an before Won huy your
blinds
1872 b. RANDALL, Agt, 50. Barton Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

4 .-nfs for the Caledonian.

.. I.t NulNG- E"uM-Oprn from \. VI
.. .gum = 1" t. and from I" : | = r. VI.
". ". TUNlEE Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
BRAZIL.

MI j. Il CONNER. having recently returned
tI"m south America. will deliver hi> mi-rr>tin..
and n~tructIy" lrctUr" entitled 'J"urn, wings ia
Brazil III Town Hall on Tuesday ryrnu.. Dee.
9Th Tickets of admission 81 cents doors open
Al :. i",turc At - II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

/ tiou' ~ the htlpillleu lItSDA terrain
/ Church. at Rvegatc Corner. on TUESDAY
/ the Sth of December, o'clock 7. VI
/ The meeting will he addressed by Rev.
}. c. X. Milligan of New York City and
Others. Let all attend. No more i'm
portant matter cau claim the attention
of the American people.
Topsham.
States Attorney May went down to
| TopSham last week according to agree
ment and assisted town grand juror
Ober in prosecuting David Moulton for
selling liquor. He WAS convicted OF
seven second otfenseS and was fined
: 40 and 800 costs. I'm default of bail
he was committed to Jail. Moulton has
not only sold. but manufactured liquor.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
We learn from the Free Press that
Cot. c. F. Spaulding. formerly of this
place. has bought the house. corner OF
| Pearl and George streets, recently occu-
pied by General Stanmard, for S5.5OO.
| The purchase. included the corner lot.
measuring % by 100 feet. The remain
der of the land. embracing two building
lots on George street and one OH Pearl.
each havinga frontage of 80 feet. is now
offered for sale.
The Free Press saws: Burlington
seems to be the favored place i'll the
state, this season, III respect to main
/ t.,It la..i,tra Tho AL
bans course WAS Il gloomy failure, and
| the opening lecture of the Rutland
course WAS 81 mcagcrly attended that
the managers concluded to '.lct the
thing slide" We think we can as
sure the Free Press tolerahly success
full course in st. JohnSbury.
ORANGE COUNTY.
\ beautiful and interesting child. 3
years of age and only daughter of Geo.
and Ada Denny of WIlliam>town. was
81 badly burned in a pail of scaldimg
water as to cauS, her death the next
day. After the first onehalf hour her
>utlerimg> We're not great. Will moth
crS learn never. for Il moment, To leave
hot water III the presence of children.
| in pail or tub on the floor OF where it
can easily Ice upset.
There lives III Randolph Il man nam
cd Slack. who's" character bellies his
name. for he Is Il wcll-to-do farmer and
has Il good place which he keeps up III
good shape and is thrifty pecuniarily.
/ This pcI>ouLgc moved To Randolph
| from \urihicld. and has had the rcpU-
tation since he came there of being that
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mari, .,ft,r th,. Iov InLn RnII f,.Linn
/ tL.,, an, ,I,.,, ,J,.,;,S L,r,,.l, IN In,,.r.
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SprruI Qufrrs.

PA>SUMP>IC LODGE. No. g. +. n A. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve ON or he
fore the full of the Moon. j. +. TAYLOR Sec.
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A good audience assembled at the
Methodist church Thanksgiving Day.
and listened to Il practical and earnest
appeal for thankfulness from the pas-
tor. Rev. ID. +. Miller. The speaker
touched upon many things worthy of
especial gratitude i'll the social. civil.
religious, and even political mercieS of
the past year. Under the latter head he
included the defeat of Gen. Butler. and
the overtnrnimg of political parties and
tine sundcring of party ties where no
principle WAS involved.
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For Sale or to Rent.

IA" subscriber offer for sale rent hi- h,.~,
"n Mon Street Paddock Nla.r HnrI,,. cont ,,t,-
u r'"ns well arranged Tor families r h.,l,Ir.
h"tid"rs- Good water "n the pr,rmr>,-- ippiy l..
ID y. MORRISON 81 JOHN EMERSuN
81. JOhnshury. Nov. Il I-1i If.
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NOTICE.

Tn" subscriber having sold his interest in the
firm of COLBY, GAY & BLAKE to o. W. circuit
requests all persons having notes and unsettled ac
counts with the firm t" present such accounts at
the c"Inpanys office for adjustment Oh OF before
the 18th of Dee. lisa NJ. BLAKE.
st J"hnsburN, VI. Nov. Ii, l-74. 1850
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Iron Arrived.

The rails I" complete the track from
HYDE Park to johnson. arrived last
week. and are now all on the ground,
ol being carried forward. The inst "t
this week there Were hut. >! miles
of track to lay, and as fast ~ the non
is down Il gravel train follows up with
the hala>tiug. The road must he com
plctcd Ia johnson. Il turn table in. and
regular trains running 10y Drccmlrr
18th. in order to fulfill the terms 10y
which they were to receive town aid
Mess something unforeseen occurs
this can h, done. johnson j. live miles
beyond Hyde Park. making the cntil,
length of the completed road in Wen
mont SIXTY five miles.