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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

FOR RENT-A comfortable BRICK
DWELLING, on Queen street, between
PO sIA n. e E. corner Duke and Washing.
ton streets. dec l2-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. :
The regular monthly meeting Of this Associa-
ton was held 10 their room, on King street, at
u o'clock last night The meeting was opened
With the usual religious exercises. Mr.. Hawkins,
Vice President. presided, and H. II. Harper
was Secretary pro tenn.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. A. Warning was proposed as an associate
member and Mr.. Henry Kash as an active
member; referred to the Executive Committee.
The Commute on the o. clock Sunday Even.
ing Prayer Meeting made an interesting report,
and asked for more hymn books for that branch
of the Association, and upon motion the Gen.
eral Secretary was authorized to purchase fifty
books j, .s
The committee working at the Jail asked for
an increase Of the committee at that point. The
General Secretary was authorized to purchase
ten additional hymn books for the use OF said
committee.
The bill from Mr.. Brill for repair Of stove
1918, was ordered to be paid, and the bill tol
books amounting to TO- for King and Yves
streets Sunday School was also ordered to b.
paid.
The Adversary Committee reported progress
and gave sufficient reasons for the postpone
ment of the anniversary to Tuesday, February
8, 1874, and upon motion the Washington AS
ISOLATION was invited to join in the exercises
and after prac,iciDg hymns tor the OCCASION, the
Association adjourned, after singing "Restinl
The Association will meet Thursday and
Saturday evenings of this week, for practice
at u o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21
FOR SaLE Or RENT.

FOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS
A!i with dining room and kitchen. Apply at
this office. jan 9-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

FOR RENT-The comfortable BRICK
HS DWELLING No. 10 Prince street. Gas
and water. To u good tenant will be rented on
moderate terms.
ian S-tFl ..,. L. u. FENDALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

E>RESH TEAS-A full line of fresh Teas, fine
Il and medium grades, received this day.
Now is tho time to buy At low figures.
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
doc q 1856 and ITO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

PERSONAL. Rev. Charles H. Ryland, pastor
of the Baptist Church 10 this city, has accepted
the position of financial secretary for Richmond
College, and will enter upon his duties on the
lst of February. He will have an office 10
Richmond, and devote his time ADD energies
to the interests of the institution. His general
acquaintance 10 the State, systematic habits,
speaking ability, aud devotion to his alma M tier
give him superior qualifications for the delicate
and arduous duties Of the secretaryship. Be
sides looking after and promoting the general
interests of the college, MIR. Rylaud will pro-
coed at once to put in negotiable form or collect
the outstanding subscriptions to the memorial
fluid. The purposes OF the Memorial Commit
tee, acting uuder instructions from the Baptist
General Association, is to have 10 hand, in net
cash or available securities, $3OO,OOO 1t is un-
derstood that formal announcement of the
Rev gentleman acceptance of the above men
tioued position will be made during the servi-
ees to be held at the church to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

NEW LAYER RAISINS, whole, half and
~ quarter boxes; Valencis, Seedless and Mus
catel do, Citron, Lemon Peel, Figs and Nuts,
of all kinds in store and for sale prices to suit
the times [dec 16l W. F. BROOKES.. ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR London
~ Layer Raisins, Currants, Ground Spices
Cross s Blackwelrs Walnut Catsup, American
Sardnes &C., received and for sale by
oct 2l DAVY IL HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

II AIDES CORSETS-A very cheap lot of
IL Ladies' Cors is on hand. As t. csc goods
are being sold At about one half the usual price,
our friends would do well to call early.
dec q RObEhl u. NOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS, with COM
~ plete set of equipments-a very desirable
Christmas present-at
JAS F. CARLIN s. SONS,
dec II 6o hing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

,TAsTELESS COD LIVER OIL, popular
l. remedy for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Asthma, Scrofula. Dyspepsia, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, Sc For sale by
ian 3 WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

THORN'S INFALLIBLE TETTER ONT
Il MENT, Tor the cure OF Erysipelas, letter,
Ring Worms or any other eruption OF the skin
Just received ard for sale by
jan 3 WAKEFIELD & HALL. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-21

TLOVER SEED.
900 BUSHELS CHOICE WESTERN CLIO
VEE SEED. For sale by
ian ~ HOOE & JOHNSTON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Bedtime.

wait till bedtime, sir. and | will
attend to YOU -
We heard the stern promise with an
aching heart. The lad to whom il was
addressed turned away with il sullcn,
defiant expression. to brood all day
over the punishment in prospect, mer-
tied. no doubt. but We. thought cruelty
deferred. The whipping WAS mentally
endured through the whole SUNNY day,
when the bright eyed boy took only ii
lisllcs> share i'll the sports of his com
pani"nS. and hroodcd over his faul: and
coming cXpiation. Bed time came.
and th father thought OF the mi>dc-
mcan"r and inflicted the punishment.
never Weighing l> ii part oft. the long
day of ag"nlZlnG SuSpence. the hours of
>lcepl">> misery.
And We looking on sadly thought
that bed time should hc the lappieSt
hour of the day. Let il bc stated that
We are altogether III favor of punish
mcmt for faults. but We also believe in
even handed justice where children are
concerned. Injustice will come with
advancing Yeas. The world will metc
out often hard measure for small of
fence. But spare the child. fla whip
ping Is earned give it promptly, with Il
full understanding of the reason for its
infection and. oh, by all parental love,
let the rod he the last resort try all
mildrr punishment first
Above all take amy time Int bed
time. Let TIA" weary feet. the busy
brain rest III bed happily. Let the eN-
rnimg prayer he said i'll loving tones to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Chickens Running at Large.

Whenever fowls can run ut large
without detliment to garden. they
should be allowed to do so by all means.
Nine-tenths of the trouble and diseases
among poultry faucicrs are the result
or keeping fowls too close. From June
to March, fowls will, lis rule. more
than pay their keeping in ranging the
garden and ordinary farms, and. ills IL
case i'll point, we take the following
from il correspondent of the Country
Gentleman:
Hens and chickens are really of great
benefit i'll the barnyard. In the first
place, they see that nothing is lost. and
diligentl! -ievour all the tiny hayseeds
that the stock scatter about. Then
they will scratch manure heap into IL
most desirable degree of tineness, re-
ducimg it t" powder very rapidly.
Scratching for food is their Legitimate
occupation, and we have found il
IN excellent plan to throw all sorts of
litter into their yard -cornstalks. leaves.
vegetable tops, straw, seaweed-:lny
thing. ill fact, which comes handy, and
then scatter their grain among it, and
let them work for their living. Such
occupation surely increases their having
propenSitics, and proves that if work i
given them to do, they will not devour
their own eggs. nor pull out each others
feathers. If we would but provide this
occupation summer and winter it would
undoubtedly increase the health of
poultry. They suffer for it as much as
men and women suffer for some regular
daily employm and il should he the
poultry ralscrs duty to provide agree
able employment and exercise for them
Pieces of hccf'S entrails and the heads
of animals, are also very excellent things
Tor them To practice upon. At this SEA
son of the yc.tr. the poultry house should
he thoroughly cleanSed: whitcvash the
walls. rub the r"o>ts with kerosene. and
if Your flock have suffered with lice
smoke 1t thoroughly with ii pan of char
coal. upon which Won can throw one or
tw" pounds of flour of sulphur. and flu
mlSatr the whole place for two or three
h"uI> shutting il up closely. OF course
You VIII take care not to let the poultry
INTO the house until tl, ~ulphurouS
tunes aIc di>~lpated. After such Il rem
"vating process the house will not he
likely I" harh"r amy vermin: and if Won
Viii provide plenty of good food. Il box
of charcoal. and another of bone dust.
and h"\ of ashes. Nou will have no rca-
son I" complain OF the produce of Your
own Use. and il you keep Il good sized
flock. You will ais" have plenty to sell
1t r"munrratiNr prices. for eggs are al
ways in demand.
y man in danger of being hanged said
that at all The @.Imc> OF his childhnod.
skipping the rope would bc most agree
lIl,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

tees of the very best species and finest
description. but their product Is so
impclfectlN collected when it is at all
and so poorly prepared, that it is
hardly tit for the trade.
Notwithstanding the great variety
and abundance of caoutchouc plants,
and the libcrality with which nature
has spread them tar and wide in al
most every country under the tropics.
they are so carclc>>ly tapped and so
ruthleS>ly hacked to pieces and destroy
ed. that there is every occasion to fear
that the supply of this almost imdiSpen-
sable product may become very limited
ut no far distant period of time, and
may eventually he entirely exhausted
through the negligence and want of
foresight in those who are 1T present
engaged in working ont the rich mine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
A Chance for the Bows.

On" event in the history of the Palace
Hotel enterprise III SAN Francisco i
pregnant with ituportancc to the entire
community ani fairly olciti"wS with
suggestion :. 1t appeals directly Ia the
best instincts q. the people. and con
IibutrS to the luton of the problem
regarding the disposition of the cit
youth. The L. hers of the city. or a
Large lumber -. them. formed IL COM
hinati"n f"r the purpoS, of raising their
Wages about the time the lathing of th,,
Palace wa> to h"gin. They found fault
with what they ,;'rmed the peruiarItie>
of the job. and rcided that the laihin"
should not he d' ne ut less than twelve
cents per square NHid. At this period.
lul3 men tind mot one hoy) were at
work ON ihr hotel on per dicm pl,
One thousand and forty-tiiree men and
not single apprentice In view If
the aggressive movements of the lath-
cl'S the projectors of the hotel. who had
already conceived the idea of furnish
ing employment for one hundred e.
more boys. concluded to initiate hoN :
into mysteries of lathing and have thes,,
nuNircS perform this work under the
intelligent direction of experienced
lLthcr>. Advertisements iur bows WcIt.
Immediately published in the papers.
and of course they met with Il prompt
response. The boys came pouring in
from all quarters. and letters 10y the
score Were received from widows and
others soliciting work for boys whn
roamcd the streets in idlenesS from the
lack of opportunities to earn money.
'Ih.. Il
monStTate the sad >raIcity OF work in
the trades tor boys. Some of thrSc let
trrs related stories of want and misery
that would bring tc;I> I" the eyes. All
the boys VIII" gave amy promise at all
were set at work. The men engaged
on the huilding, approaching the >;tII,-
ton. came To the front and offered then
boys. saving in substance. 1--WE believe
i'll the method of d"inn business we
want our boys to get into IL trade. and
we appreciate the facilities afforded ON
thiS building. We will stand by 'you
i'll this emergency" The sons of the
w"rhmcn ON the building are among
the best of The novice brigade. Tn,
laihIu% work i forging ahead to the
entire satisfaction of all parties con-
'clncd. he number OF apprentices
III this department has increased in thi,
ratio: Friday. October !:}d. ID 9th
- 3; Goth. I22 eth. 40: 2-th. lG
Thus the per- d'cm employees y,>ter,ld,
included 30 carpenters. 80 mason~
Il h"dmen. 2I:I lah"rcr>. :Ni plumbers
- gaS-tittcr>. ! hlack>mith>. il rig.rr,
II Watchmcn. . engineers. lG6 applen
llceS. and 10 drivers. Il total of l2l
men. There is Il principle involved il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
ndla-Rubber.


name of lndia-rulhcr. and which now
enters INTO the manufacture Of an al
most it numer,',lt variety of articles.
and has hrrumc Il highly important and
Valuable staple, of merchandise gum
elastic l. IL natural product. or rather
the S"lidtird milky sap or Juice of three
different families ut trees and plants.
the principal species of which are ma
lives of Brazil. and grow along the
banks of Ia" Amazon River as well a.
In the WaImrI paris of Central Amcri-
ca. 1h' fHoHtrLoHc tree. l. also found
IN various other topical countries: In
the East Indies. in the northern section.
"i Australia. on the islands of Java and
Bonro. ana IN certain portions of
South Africa.
The best rubber comes from Para. IN
Brazil. In that country The WELD be
gins toward the month of August ana
continues q'it" abundant till january
"r February. Thr milky Juice of the
hcdrd, which furnishes tho greatest
quantity. becomes Il little too thin and
Watciy during the rainy season Ia he
worth the trouble at collecting ii then.
At other times this juice. as il flows
from The missions made in the trunks
II the trees. l. about rs thick az rich
cream and very nearly the same color.
AttcI Il while the wummV substance
separates from the rest and couSuli,latc>
i'll our single mass that floats in il sort
of "paiimc liquid. l'>Ially it IL in the
"\'"lh% tha' the aforesaid lnrl>l"ns
aug '''''' ~ ""'iIil supply "l lht lnl'r'
"ui'ii i all"W'u I" rum all hl%ht mt"
l. 4 Il. l.
vessels pace" lol ilIat purpose at I'll"
loot "i the trees. In fact. the whole
process hears CLOSE similarity I" the
mode ANA manner OF collecting maple
sap III the forests OF canada ami the >u-
@nl camp OF New Hampshire and Yer
mont.
Brazilian ruhhrr Is more adhesive. Tin
"l ana nI'ti. and more durable than
any "thtl KIN" ana :" 1t l. more phrtlc-
niaiI\ list" III me manufacture "t aItI-
'lt> 'h'' 'i' ici''iirh l." c"rhIiI ten
a'it\ ana lr>I>l'ihc" with elasticity.
-t'''"'- mos trees from Whlrh an m
'il"l p''lllN "i %l!lh-tla>tlc l. Obtain
r'' the most H>'1ll' Is III" ne. known III
h"'"ilN rs 'hc "S"ii"" 6"Shcd. Whl'h
grows III EI'"l a!''ihd'th't from the lt-
@'"i'S "'oH' N'Ai'" as iar down as the
7'"'" "i cru. !! lhll\t> especially III
'hc warm moist m" "i tn" dal ke>t and
ana most tangled forests. and HttaIn>
rs Gi'hu,>' i"N.il'h'e III the Vicinity
81 tue l"ht> "i ''h'hrlSha ana NliilaSIIa.
ne >'I Oh me NE runs all the Ntal
'""''i' "'l' IL Is '"'H' ANA richest III The
'''''''th Oh APRIL n Tree about Nv"
i''' III "ia'nrt'r' II property cut and
le''i''"' can I've made I" render over
twenty 9allpii~ Ol ~;lp-Ur milk. as II l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

must he mainly done among the young.
and in schools and any teacher who
is not competent to this work has no
calling among the Africans, and, if he
belongs to the North, he had better
come home.-Dr. j. q. Holland, in
.Scribner's for December.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

the employment of these boys which
needs no elaborate explanation. and ii
is encouraging to observe that none ar
preciate the fact more thoroughly than
the men at work on the building. -Sdn
FrdnciscO IHIIctiH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
flor Sale.
WOOD FOR SALE.

1000 cords dry wood IL inch, feet and feet long
Lot of chunks for Freestone stoves; all shielded in
good shape and is Il nice lot. Please call and SEE
me before closing trade for your wood rs can
make the price satisfactory. ~ ~
4ltf JERRY DREW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Gstafrs.

StTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
- In Probate Court held at the Probate, Office III
st. Johnshury. within and for said District "n the
BID daV of Nov mbrr y. ID. lrIl.
An instrument purp"riln% I" hr the last " Ill and
Testament of Phin-3ls Stoddlrd. late of Burke.
i'll said district decreased. being presented t"
Court by Amelia \. Stnddard the rNr"utriN there
i'll named. for Probate:
Ii Is ordered by said Court that all persons con
cerncd therein IL, notified Ia appear AT a session at
said Court Ia he held AT the Pr"latc Office i'll 81.
J"hnsbury, the 10th day of Dec. y. u. la and
show cause il any they may have. against the pro-
ordered that copy of the record of this order h
published three weeks SIIccrSSiVcly in the Calro
MAN. printed at ST. bloomsbury. previous t" said
time appointed for hearing.
by the Court. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH Register.
y true copy of Record. Attest.
$50 HENRY FRENCH REGISTER.
DARRON MOILTON = ESTATE.
ID The subscribers haVIu. been appointed bN the
Honorable robt,C curt for he district nt tactl"na
commissioners, Ia receive. examine anh adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of Barron Mnultun late of 81 bloomsbury. III said
district, deceased represented insolycnt. and the
term of siN months from th, 18th daN of Nov. Ia
heinz allowed 10y said curt The. creditors of sand
deceased. To exhibit and prove, their respective
claims before us: Give notice that will attend
I" the duties OF our appointment AT the dwelling
house of the said Barron Muultun. in II. Johns
bury. i'll said district, on the 9Th day of December
and the llth day ut Nav nrNt. ten o'clock IN the
forenoon. each of said days
l.. r. BROWN. b,.
$50 +. HALL }N"h'th -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
DARRON MOULTON'S ESTATE.
GEIsMnIn-S ESIAlL

L. y
L The Subscribers. having been appointed hN
III" Honorable Probate Court Tor the District 81
alrd"nia, commissioners {" receive. cN:miur and
adjust all claims and demands "f all persons against
tn" estate ui Franklin triswuld. Late at Guhn--
bury, III said district. deceased. represented Iti~ul
vent. and the term of Il months from the nh dan
"t Nov Isl heinz allowed 10y said Court I" cred
lturs of said deceased. Ia exhibit and prove their
respective claims bi"r,. us: tive notice. that w,.
Will attend To the dItir~ of our appointment at
TIA" dwelling h"usc OF the widow Franklin ,ii--
void. III -. bloomsbury. III said District. The,
10th day Of February and "n the nth "f MAY mc>t
at O'Clock. III the forenoon each nt said DAYS
CALVIN MOEElLL. tCnvvs.,o>,,..
$50 T.. W. CIII IL II. 'N'''97''\E"9-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Wanted !

This popular Restorative i one OF tn" best prep
arati"n- III thu market tnr thu. human scalp In.
like all other liatr PREPARATIONS II contains u" lac
sulphur. sugar lead nitrate >ly"I al any thin that
Will lnIur" til" health II cau>,~ the To- -ruw
upon bald heads Restores thu. hIIr it~ normal
color when caused from premature decay. Stops
and prevents tin ham from falling out and Stops
that unpleasant itching that l. the prelude, thu
hair : decay. Cures daudruii and all dI>r.I>,S ut
III" scalp. and a. Hair Dressing il has equal.
l'rl"w "" civ" a few press and individual Ger
tItCitrs.
Northampton C,urjsr uct"h,r l-:,i-rh, Hair
Vine l. tn" Greatest thing IN the market
Gl">rrsyillr >tandord y y. July. I-56.-It
rl,asr- all that have used 1t. and they many
Hudson Star y. Y. I-:sI sans: The Hair Vine
and tn" treatment al lis mauuiact UrrT. have caused
ia" hair {" grow upon the head al better half
%h'r" II has been oil for wears. and "" ar" very
thankful
The Vermont Tnion Of April H. I~.l SINS. The
Hair Vine j. preparation "i suI"ri"I properties
Hon. !. T.. Buckland lI"l, "h,. Mass Head full
"f dhndrmii tried every thin= t"r Wears. Cured 10y
the Use III tw" h"ttlrs.
l.. Elakr II"ly"kr. MasS-Ii,id ON tnp bald
han srowin. finely used three b"ttIrs-now on
the fourth.
u. 7 Mckenzie. Hair Dresser. Island Pond
writes January : la Please ~rnd me one dozen
h"ttlr~ more Hair nr. solid what You sent me
IN t"" weeks. and did SOM, GOOD cures
Joseph Williams, Hair Dresser. ltilrt"n, y. H.
writes III Junr, la am d"ing we'll with the
Hair Vine. They all depend IN IN, Tor it, | have
put II ON I" on" man wh">'. head j. entirely bald
1t has started his hlir-"uy used il a few times
Pleas" send me m"r" hN cypress
:. Il. French Glover. Vt. writes February Il
l-1i. hay" tried number Of Hair Erstnrativ,~
{" prevent my hair from falling ont. but Vet
have found n"n' that will ii" ii. Please send M,
tw" bottles Hair Vine. In a very short time he
again writes that H. V. Won sent like very much
used one h"ttl" myself. and let one at my friends
hay" til" other. 1t has nearly stopped the hair
from comm" ont. am i'll hopes To start new hair
Please send M" tw" BATTLES more. have faith
in
Try it. and you will use other.
Ask Your druggist and merchant for il or send
II M I" me for trial bottle: - ~ two bottles
Address I. ". RE II ARlISON. Barnet Vt.
Wells richardson y Co. burlington. Vt. tirnrr-
al AGENTS for New England
g Beware nt imitation. The genuine i nut M
III ll.hi c"l"r"d wrappers. printed with black and
red INKS. with cut at female on tie wrapl,rrs
For sale in 81. .I"hn>burN lay E. {. Bingham and
q. u. Randall Druggists. i-yl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

Commencing Monday. Apri! ~. lN.t
TRAINS MOVING >OUIH
I-av" Winchrnd"n at 10 \ VI an. ..
i2U i. VI. Arrive al Worcester at rI-.t . ..
NJ, 30 l.. VI.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
lraN" Worcester AT -.Uu y. NJ. I-Iur NJ .
i. Nj G-lO /. Vi. Arrive al " inch, udur ,
\. NJ. 2.:!l l.. NJ. IL l.. NJ
Passengers i"r Providence. l.-t,in. It .I,ir.-..
al 81! \. NJ arrive at W"Ic,~j.I at s-rI. 8
ant l'iiv" Worcester AT $50 T. VI Tor Pr,,rI I...
Trains L. aud from Niurhrndnu al-, connect .
\pI'~s and way trains GA Er-i"u \ Alhan,
Norwich Worcester. Tor l;"-t"n. \nrv
Springfield. al" i"r New York VIA N"rwr
Springfield / y ROSS SUI.
II #
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
House and Land for Sale

The subscriber desiring to 20 south will sell AT
bargain his place, consisting of Il new House and
Barn, with fifteen acres of land, situated one-hai
mile from the Village of West Concord. the road
leading TO Concord Corner Never failing water
running to buildings. For further particulars
address W. W. OS'OOp, West Concord. Vi.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
FARM FOR SALE!

Within onr-half mill, at Pracham Hollow. one
fourth mile "i School House, and ume-fouIth
mile of Academy and Church. Contains about 10
acres abundance of w",,d and timber never failing
water AT house. barn ant pastures. H"us, and
shed well built Ais" ~ ''.r,. let "i moving pas
ture and timber land from said farm all
Il road that drifts. From r,..ch.rm Hollow
to barnet T.. ". CLARK.
Peachum Vt. Jan 10 - lOitf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Ten Per Cent Interest,

Sio.OoO. CITY OF LITCHFIELD. ILL
NOlS III per cent twenty year Water BOnds
,"nl'"h- payable January and July in New York
ana Ten per cent Municipal securities. h,-, rep
resent the first claim "n the entire property. and
,nI , c"Ibin-d wealth ct 'ites, Towns and Counties
well selected; no loss security absolute. E,unht
anu sold by GEORGE WM. BALLOI'. - Devon.
shire Street Boston. Write for particulars ~