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ovrnpD SIT q Court OF Probate nvr' IN,
OAtOHb' al C,r the County of ONi0rI' %"
NV thirJ TUESDAY of May, T. ID. ls;3. xe,utrix
Of The a,t WIN and Z, Ie' TAI county deceased,
! f. w.. Inns. 10 sell and convey certain re4i
pray,ns, '' ' deceased situate in Bethel aior'ss
and particalary described in bis nSo% at y an al
~ ~, llDu, ~, ,,'r If three hundred Dollars
nred That the said petitioner give n%,'cS oI
,i ,ar.oI. Interested, ly causing an 40 vac, ~
her petition with this order thereon, , -, 0.Iord
iished ln''s "eyrSpaper printed At Pari-, that
i5cy nav appear a, Probate Court to be GeL n AZ
Paris ON the third Tuesday Of June neNs AZ snv
o'clock In the forenoon, AMI snow Jaus .,,l,,ted
inc! nave WY Wv \ IL WALKER. Judge.
49, m = DAVIS Register.
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oxropD ss.-Ata Court of Prooa.c, nItord
u n.Is within and for the Couny
Ia ,bs third tuesday Of May, A.D. TO-, an the cs.
1%uapJ ~ n BIJRNS, AdminlslT'usm In aid
me %atbanel r. Burns late OF oAiot"' a. ae
ia.c - deceased. having presented NE e said he.
uni of administration OF the es''"
ceased for allowance ,.-.,,is,,ator give notice
onIercd That the said A.mlhls','tos a COW OF
m Mi persons Interested Dl 0a"ahtiIIrd three
III o,,l,r TO Dr. pu"'i the
Aceks ~ Paris that thcy may
oNioru I,',iti,. ourt To- he held ~ rhiis maxi
al'Peai gntv ON The third TUESDAY 81 y,'' ~, any
in - ',,sE in he forenoon AMI IN. y, elii,,ei
u y ,rI,, m. zane should nor ~ ~, tt,c
'ney nave VIZ II. WALhhk, JuusS'
.,,,.t. II C. DAVIS. Register.
.,-,.-,,,,, - , court OF Probate nti' ON -,
g ~ 80, aud .,r tht County nI VN'"'"'
',ii,'i Tu,...ls, of May, \ y. 80 ,i,,ints.
w., ,,,, ,.',ti,n nr lOuN JIMMIE, lat,
"" Wv ...-t.t,..f GEORGE " Hi, -, ~,
't',,'' 90 ~ -,it ,uuiV. decreased. p,'p Inrt g.
10 - - ,l. convey 80 inurh "' 'iic 80, or
49,, n ,,.e,.,-,.i a. viii lt,dur' 'U' ,i.i-tv
t'' ~ ,,.,i.,.l tt.I ri.nfy three q" i.i'- W..
' - t,r th. IA m,It 60 DE " ""'' -. g.,
i.,.t 80, ih ,a,d pcttiiuht' ~ -, - l,i 4
t.,...f,..f I,y r.it-inr 300 hp- ''-.t f'.l.,.I
49,. .,i. b III .r.,tr t'Irn oH, 10 '' i..,,t
.,....-i.,.,y .i fi' oNlO"' 'e '
','' ,tifedat Pair ihItiN'i ih4l ssPfsJd
= "'| t,i,,,t, C,urt to- hrld al ihlls 49, ~
~ 49,, 1',,,flt, Of Jun- E"Ni al nin ", h,t-e
-" ' '' ,'.,, ,,r. and show c'u,ei " any '''.
ID 80, ,i,'. nm. shou.l not be- granted ,, ,,,.t,.
800
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STATE OF MAINE

>,lectmen OF town oi Hiram in hrlii pi Nina. si
,,r,. ~ said town. aud authorized by vote OF sai
town,
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h77A WEEK guaranteed to Male aud Pc
" Imaie Agents, ia their locality. Costs
4 NOTHING 10 try Il. Particulars free
vi IP.O. VICKERI X CO, Augusta Ne
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

Grcs olItesni, rrrtter 9efsr lasl
Der @anbsrtr f& ouG bsuts niGt eni'
muttisen. icnbsrn srsift nsuerpinas ~
feinem Stab. I'm Dinblid anf ras bObs
3iel. weI&es sie tatbclf6e grsGe In
Ausemeinsn anfrebt, Gin ntuss pro.
sranim a~ufanRsuen, 1T COR nj n0tbis:
Der Ssier fsnut % ldnalt. allen 90
rs&t su MAIDEN, bat Der @nnrsrer MID,
sslsrnt; raseBen sertraut er auf Zen
9sifano isiaet tswdbrtsn Grsunps, psl.
DE robl riFen, bae srBanptrsr islbl
nls Yicnier Ina @sfsn nit p~ielsrlei
Sbwiert9felten unb SineaniGsn ~
fdrpfen bat, son esnen nnesre Sldt,sr
In srosen Stdbtsn ,rsbl faum einsn
8esriF buben mtssn. Dtes s.sbt ibu'
nbef aud oie Bne&hsuns. su usrlan,
asn, eas nunnstr Elm Sober l.inegFidi
tbue. @Ur alien In ss an rer &iG.
fdnoi8en, bic @esatluns Der Aus.
fdroe ni&t potter binauasuiGisben.
Gerner ul5ssn Die ,pertbsn abonnsnten
ia Suaemeinen pobl beeenfen. rae In
aneern 1beilen bee 9anees |don ldnah
oas 3sttunssseisB bsfclst utrb /: pa 8
Seeermann lstn BIatt pors
ausbesabH. Our auf oieIe @eiit
III Elm eeceiblides urb fdr beioe 1bsiIs
entiprtdenpes gef9dftslsbsn mSsli6.
Ga islbffuerfdnolid Der 9erausaeber
feline Arbeter gapisrIiefsrauien u. (. +.
aud ni1t bis sumGnce he's Sabrss
usrtr6ien fann. aa
9sSor mir bisisNotfs fHIisesn, ipri6t
eerWonberer gang befpncers Der bcdm.
GeifliGteit, iowie zen tbdtissn 6srren
Asenten unb 0itarbsitern feinsn BERG
lt@sn Danf aus, uno erludt Aue I'M,
TIRE srmunternoe 8eibdIft aud fir bic
3ufunft incsm CT fa iists tefreben
Utro. ni6t nur In Betref Der &si6bal-
tiSfsit ess esleasfss, lOnoern aud
tinf6tli@ Der Geptsssnbeit ts6eIten
Die @dnide Der ,rsrt5en eelsr 3u Be-
# s'a.@'@
Nun Soft %bsfcblen, ale alten uao
nsueu GreunOr, auf pfc usue Manpes
runs ina reuen 9abrsans. asf44
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

ginaua rsrpiempnteFen Ia @cn9 froete,
iurem er Die Detiiicn empfabl: Ser
pen mir ciele Gnibeit aud edoneen 2"
uno er n~ntrrcrtete ..Otns Grage:
unftr etea III rur cine Graae Der Belt,
Auf Der Settle unierr @ssner aebt Die
llnsereGtigfeit unp Der 8icftlpruh,
aber unasrt@h8feit uno 0iosrlpruG
t5nnsn nidt enuern. unltre @eener
finD Grtiosntsr, fnb Mataialifen /; 100
aber Moterie bertlbt, bn fam feline
Breibeit fein. Gie Grsibe Rebt timer
u"o dberau NIT Der Oenhnateit uno
csm &shte I'm Sunre; @ere6tiefeii
uno &s6t ine nber ouf unltrtr Seite.".
81. LANCE frcili6 Gle s~essnpdrtiee Ma
iOrifit In Der &ammer Hsibt, nirr cas
princip Der Irsibsit niht onerfannt
rpelcen +; man fnrn rem ,eibnalen" ia
ni6t lumniben, fd lelbi ~ perhiGtsn.
uno oie gerni6tune plrue ibr zoos
iein, icbolD ft nit aleiGm @aIfen ben
Rampf ar9sn bic Satbplifen aufndbs
men. Obnr Delisei unp @epaltmabs
regeln ftnnsn aud bic ~e~itnalen" SSta,
liens f6 nt6t taIten. Mls In Gront
REID ras @eltt Ibei Pie Greitstt pes
untertGtfs pOtirt uurpe, tparen mini.
(ierieI. candidate pie yaetcale 8l6ter
einis in Oct 9srurttstlung reGdten (;
ne rerceu aud sinis 1sin, rpenr es f6
Elm Dial In Stalisn uni eie sroee Grase
tanbelt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

3u. ybeiDttlippi feten mir uns .pieber."
in Ger Ibat sreift pie nnsufrieOenbeft
nit ben 3uifdncrn tn Deutl6en Reihe
du9enl@etnlib inner naebr uH l& ;
aber NIT beng cetal, Demofraten Rimrit
Ger 0ittelfanc In Stuttsart uno ben
umlisssnben Dorfl&aften ntemals, urD
10 !anBe Der GuIturfampf coaert pdts
len bic prOte .fanten feinen ataeorbnss
ten, per tn feinsm programm ni&t bic
ultrdmontanen perbammt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
5Ilnl
&ircbe unb &taat.
(@ 4IuS d.

NEsr.F- IT,. ILA HH#
Na@ annabms Der Contribution BE-
fdr6tete man. eS m6hte einmal eiue
relt9i5ie Yartet rus politifde neberaf>
rf&t erlanaen unp baun feline Moht
sur @erfolsun8 aneerseenfeneer mfg
brnu&en, was friiber ia mebrerenG Solo
MEN 9el&eben war. Deebnlb wuree
i'm Sabre 1899 TIM efsn Enhancement
Sur Contribution tsftmnt eae Der gons
srse sein 0e!eB far uper eeeen iroenc
eine &slisiousform er!afsn bdtfe. Do
nit nabm f@ rie Bunbesreeieruna pas
&s@t fG In NsIi9ionsaneeleeenbeiten
30 mtihsn ; oamit uuar au1 pas Ser =
bdltnie suii&m Der STRIDE uno Der
Bnnrssresterun8 aussslprc9en, -
uno faf ale Stantsn Enp 5eitz
ber Dem Sdipiele bee Bunpes or
fclBt uno BADEN In tbrsn grfa6uns
gen ben @runplab Der SoQtomuen
~frsien Sirds I'm frsisn Staate"--nies
rerselest.
als Beilpiel TeQsn mir bic betrsfs
feneen 8sfimmunssn resS taatssDis>
eonftn onflbren : Nrt. H. Sfct., 10,
lautet: "Das &edt zines iecen Mens
iben, Gctt Den AumdGtiaen mad BEN
VcriGriften isines eieenen @ewtEens
40 perebren, fou ME besiatrddtiet lpers
cen. M mare earf sesrunsen mere
Den, irseno sinen plaB res @~Ottesciens
81 belnden, 3u erriGten ocer au
untsrtaBen,- -cper frsenp ireIGe 2elte
eionspiener sesen lelnsn Diaen 40 un>
terbalten. bod fol- irseno pel9e@ou<
troas iber, oper Ginmtl4une tn bie
bes @fwi6enS erlaubt treroen,
NOD eur@ Gas 0sisB iraenp treldsa
@smrinl6aftsu pper Arten
Ses @ottssotenftes Elm 0csus esseben
reresn.a Rod fol- irssnp peldss Sch
aug hem Staatsfbaee gum 8sfen reIte
3i5isr @sisal&aften oper relisi5Ser Deer
IbsOlOsiiter Seminare eesoseu rrerren.
49,. Setne rsIisi5len Geae fol-
i ale Qualification fir irssup Gin
'fsn tlides Staatsamt erfcrrert tperren
lnp tsine psrfon ica peeea ibrsr I'm
t@terl atsr RsItsion incompetent ruerz
zen, r'r irsenD sinsm GerI6ts 3susnib
u 8eben." az 6
aebnli9 Iauten Die 9sRimnuraen
Staatsn iibsr bic Steuuno res
Staatss 3ur Stride. Mit einem Spors
c: Der Siaat iiberlast Die 8eliaion Der
rsien Gntltsipuns einss Burosrs
-uno mii6t i@ nt9t in fir6liHe an<
,elessnbeiteu. unter unlsren 8srbalts
Iiilen f0nnte Der Staat iGerlid feline
erninftisers uno ssre6tere GteHuna
Ut Sirae einnebmen.-
a ueber einen punft befloaten 6d
te 1866 In Baltimore ssrlamrelten
Irsbilh6fe une 8ilG5fe Der Der. Staas
70, tab ndmlt6 In pielsnS taater, 60 ib.
Gu ni&t erlautt IT, niene @Olfebruneen
IT bic St9erbett pes Rir9enetsentbums
1 trefen, welGe NIT Zen @eleBen unD
Dtecipltn Der Stride i'm Ginflanee
(Siebe Pastoral Letter etc.
II. lid Die Staatssefsse erfennen
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23

hearts, from fifty to sixty, mostly our
business men, being in attendance.
At Burlington, union meetings are
being held and religious interest is
growing. The Rev. Mr.. Brastow, who
was here three weeks ago, received in
spiratiou at the meetings held by the
Massachusetts brethren, and he has gone
home and engaged in the work with
his well known characteristic earnest
ness and vigor. We look for great
things at Burlington.
At st. Adams the MESSENGER saws.
evening PRAYER and conference meetings
have been held in the Congregational
church every evening for nearly two
weeks. They commence at ! o'clock
and continue only three-quarters of an
hour. so as to interfere with business as
little as possible. The interest in these
meetings has been increasing from the
start. The attendance averages about
100, and large numbers rise for PRAYERS
each evening. About forty conversions
have occurred thus far. the converts
being mostly young men and women,
though nearly all adults. There has
been ii notable lack of the excitement
which too often characterizes revival
meetings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
nrahs.

At Danville April 18th, Thomas W Roberts
aged D years son of the late Capt. Thomas Rob
erts of North Danville.
At Boston, April 9, Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Mr.
Milo b Skeele, formerly of Danville aged about 81
years.
At Littleton, n H., April sth, Winnie n. son
of Frank and Martha ID. Walker, aged IL months
and - days.
At Moline. Illinois Feb. &c Lydia (PillsburyJ
wife of William Chamberlain, aged ~ years Her
death ensued ill ten minutes after al attack OF
spasm of the heart
Also AT Moline, March % William Chamberlin
aged Il years and months
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlin were converted in the
reformation OF Isle, and united with the Congre
gational church i'll Danville From there they re-
moved To Lyndon, and from thence to Derby In
l-6l they removed to Moline Illinois to spend
their days with their children.-Star
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
Watertown Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday april 20. 1875.
MARKFT BFRF-A few ahoice I'll 90 n On 90; extra
80 10 Il 10 - first quality = 20 9 30 second quail
1T ii 20 a ~. third quality - ~ II d 90
STORE CATTIR-Workus Oxen and Steers pei
pair 300 sl,O sl75 5000 s2iU.
Mich Cows AND tAINT~-s3h a 500 extra co.. Il
gu Farrow Cows $50 $40
IEALISGs-SlO 40 a go. two wears old sl- $50
three wears old go a a.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND L,MBs-lm lots s3 81 80 90
~ 10 g Is. - 10. - - per head extra 81 ~ n
- 10 per head a &c per III.
Spring Lambs, M a 90 per III
Veal Calves - Ou n $40 10.
Brighton Hides. a = per lb.
Country Hides "a 7tc per III
Brighton Ialluw :. a 6c per Id.
Country Iall"w. 5.c per III.
Calf skins II n IIc per III.
P-lts 81 - ; q - each.
y. T. Beef h"icr grade, includes nothing hui
stall fed ll0u Ia 100 lbs Bulncks Extra and first
quality includes the best large. fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and Nv" and thre,
wears old Steers.
Shccp-ENfra includes C"ssrtS and when those
"f inferior quality thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23

Economical New Eoud.-25 cents will buy
package ut Sea Moss Farinr. made from pure Irish
Moss which will make ~ kinds Of dishes. such n
cakes pies pudding= etc. Id quarts of custiIds
i-llics creams. Charlotte Russo, blanc Madge. etc.
sold by all druggists and rr"cers. taprl5 16
Mothers do not let your children tritir
with c"u.hS or colds. Insist upon their taking
HGc'S Honey Of HorshOund and Tar without de
lay. See yourselves that il Is done. Beware of
pr"crast nation. Crtt"nton's. 9th Avenue Sold
by all druggists.
Pixies Tooth ache Drops cure in one minute.
O,er-F N"rtion. either of body nr mind pro
ducrS debility and disease. The usual remedy is I"
take stimulaut. the effect of which is the
same rs giving tired horse the whip instead OF
oats. The true way To fortty the system with II
permanent tonic like the Peruvian Syrup. "a pro
ioxide of Iron) which gives strength and vigor To
the whole stem.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
lIrH md Sfafr Urns.

Union mrrtim. AT the North church
tonight
Hook and ladder boys meet next
IUr~'L'> evening.
y ou cant most always tell when
>pms has conn.
DO not tail To hear G"ugl; at Acad
rn,, hall next week. Thursday. Ii pays
The way Vermont celebrated the
90, ou,"rd fight" three deglees below
lcro.
Tho>r people who Sowed their peas
aud earl, I.rt> last week, are getting
tuNi"u> about the weather.
1t the >nciabIe at the south church
Monday evening. the Ladl'S Society
tooh $50. \ large number weIe pres
,ut
col Henry c. Hastings of this
place. Ma At the Centennial at Con
'old and Lexington this week. as one
Of roN. prrh'> staff
Warren EStahrn"ks has rented the
a"lttr halt "t JrwcIt'> store on Railroad
street. and l. moving in his goods from
\"'h plu,i lille.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
The Religious Awakening.


There has been nothing particularly
marked in the religious interest in this
place the last week. All meetings ale
unusually full, considering the weather.
weekly PRAYER meeting has quadrupled
in numbers during the winter, while the
interest has increased Il hundred fold.
We have no doubt this is true of all the
churches. The noon PRAYER meetings
are Il new and marked feature of this
revival The one on Railroad street is
remarkable in both numbers and inter
est. \ hundred people meet there for
half hour each day. This includes
almost every man on the street. The
meeting on Main street at the same
hour, is perhaps of equal interest,
though less in numbers. At both these
meetings. people from out of town are
are the mediums of Christian s.Ilutation
and interchange of kindly interest he
tween all the towns in the vicinity.
| OF the work in other towns. there are
good reports Workers from the \. NJ.
c. a. of this place, held II series OF
meetings at Lower Waterford over the
last sabbath. The Spnit WAS there,
and II good work begun. The most en-
couraging news comes tIom Johnson,
Barnet, Burke, Concord, East and
West, - while farther away the local
papers speak as follows: At Newport
the religious meetings are still held
every evening with the same if not al
Increased interest, sometimes testing
the capacity of the largest church
i MANY new ones have come ont tor .JeslI,
and the interest of others has been en-.
listed anew. and on the whole full IL.
much has been accomplished as during
any revival. The great feature of tn,
week WAS the starting of Il business
mems PRAYER meeting on Tuesday IL
Masonic hall. holding from half-pas
, twelve to one O'Clock each day. Thes,
. meetings are led 10y the laymeD ano
have brought great blessings TO man,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
Severe April Weather.

The weather the past week has been
rough and winter-like On Friday there
WAS severe rain storm, that turned
INTO snow storm about four or five
O'Clock, and Saturday morning Il good
foot of heavy snow lay upon the ground
the heaviest snow of the entire win
ter. Instead of going off in Il day, as
might have been expected 81 late in
the season, the weather has kept cold
through the week, and SNOW, ice and
frozen ground, with soft mud some of
the mildest days. have really made the
past week the most uncomfortable one
of the winter. Such IA prolonged cold
spell is not remembered so late in
April. Previous to the storm. the ground
WAS getting well settled, and few had
started their gardens.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23

...-., urE,H.-MrrtIngs III hall of Gale
..ulIr,h REV %. R4y-. PASTOR sabbath
A. I'D "a \. Nj. and $50 =. NJ. Sabbath
-.... o. - ~ VI
-..ul..u-,Rcv. u. +. Miller, Pastor.
.,,, head ni summer street, sabbath
Al 1870 A. Nj, and SEQ T.. NJ. sab
..... s., .r'I Al l2uO VI
l.ut-g,m-tR,v. Chas. NJ. Snurhgatc.
.. ~thlath services at 1880 A. ii. and
~ ~ahhaIh school al lis T.. NJ
...,.. ,HrE,u-,Rcv. +. r. Fairbanks,
.,. sabbath services AT 1890 A.
w r NJ sabbath school at l2OO VI.
.,..- Meetings at each Church Wednrs-
tt. evenings Al go
..l.. ma MESSIAH TNivERsALIsr.-n;"N Is.
10 I.lIul-on Il~t"rJ sabbath services AT
i.u sabbath School at l2lI T.. NJ.
.... .luE,n.-,Rrv j. II. Marsh, PASTOR
l.-.i,u,,. Railroad 81 Services i'll Brown :
Nu Main = SUNDAY. preaching 1880 \. NJ.
--.t,r ui.,.fiu. Il 81 +. VI. Wednesday prayer
'..,r.. Wr services al Sch""l House
..u -umm-rNIll,.. sunday. preaching =. VI.
~,..irH -, hrol ; T.. NJ Young people = meet
.ut IrdIN 80 T.. III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
\ BLESSING
I.ORI>t.'S
SPECIFIC,

To
suffering Humanity.
THE GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE
AND PILES.
Composed Of Roots. Herbs and Banks.
Contains no Mineral. Is not Cathartic.
Ii cures the very worst eases, no matter how Sc
or long standing. Lorings Specific is beyond
question the best safest and surest remedy known
for these distressing complaints. If there be II
human being the face of the earth suffering from
DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, SICK HE4 D.
ACHE or PILES
let him he assured that in Lorings Specific he will
surely find relief.
The proprietor has abundant Testimonials from,
persons # the highest standing.
PRICE, SI.OO.
DR.. Thomas G. Loring, Prop'r, Portland, Me
-F-Snld by all dealers i'll town and county. I'll
Wholesale agents, Wells Richardson & Co,
Burlington, Vt 62-74
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
Hardwick.

Quite Il number are getting ready &c
take trip to California in Harvey's ex-
cursion. Some will remain there, and
some return.
Mrs. ID. c. Keller has bought Mrs l.
w. Warren's house at the East village
for 5000.
NJ. A. Billiards. sugar house together
with syrup for 200 pounds of sugar and
boiling apparatus for 300 trees, was
burned on the evening of the 10th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
FARM FOR SALE

Within nn-- half mile OF Peacham Hollow one
fourth mile Of School House. and one-fourth
mile of Academy and Church. Contains about ITO
acres abundance of wood and timber, never failing
water at house. barn and pastures. House and
shed we'll built. Also a 80 acre lot of moving, pas
tur. and timber land one mile from said farm, all
IN a road that never drifts. From Peacham Hollow
To Barnet f. W. CLARK.
Peacham Vt Jan 10 la lett
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23

Young Roberts was injured somewhat
at that time and has been feeble since,
though we do not learn as it is believed
the injury fastened his death, though 1t
NAV have done so.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
Sprriai Unhrrs.

PAs~IMrSIC LODGE. No. .: =. y \. VI.
Regular communication Thursday he
for, the full OF the Moon j. T.. TAYLOR. sec.
HASWEIL. CHAPTER. no. II. X. \. VI.
Regular communication Friday OF before the
full of the moon. &. V. EASTMAN. See y.
stop that Cough! y" pulmonary complaint
however chronic. can long resist the healing inru
,.nc, of pr Morris Syrup OF Tar. Wild Cherry
and HuTth"und A. "A -p"cItc for Coughs. Colds
Asthma. and bronchitis. cure for CRuUr and pre-
vrntiv- of Consumption. II has no equal Acts
like charm IN huarS"nrS- and sore throat. Clears
and -tr"ng hens the Nnc" of speakers and singers
Takes away all the distress "f wHuuPINt. COU"H.
Contains opium nT other dangerous drug. and IL
pleasant I" take. Trial bottles. 10 cents. g. \
St"r-r. -. I"hn~hurv. and Barbour y Eaton Wells
River. sole Agents. Call and ask them about II
Wells. Richardson \ Go. darlington. General
AGENTS Ii-lOt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23

james Mutt warns the publicagainst
'i'I"'>trr- VIII" are abroad. represent
'h- Themselves as connected with the
=. bloomsbury File Works. and thus
securing files Ia re-cut He disclaims all
"hhrrtlpn with them.
1T social gathering at the North
''"i'h Nr>trN Thursday evening, was
wen attended and much enjoyed. The
>'nGlng hN Misses Ellen F. Sergeant and
N''Ir Matthews WAS ii particularly
Pleasing feature of the entertainment
Next Monday is the anniversary OF
Tie" establishment of Odd Fellowsh il
'"Is county. Caledonia Lodge vii
celebrate IN their new building on Rail
''ih street Ill the evening. and they in
ii" their friends III Ia help them.
W, II. Nelson is Organizing il cho
'"- i"r practice. lie has fifty singer
pledged, and wants to make the chorus
one bundled. 1t is proposed to taxi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
NOTICE.
u. s. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES.
May 1. 1878, to April 80, 1876.

The Revised Statutes of the United States Sec
tons $780, 327 2-, 30, require every person en-
gagged i'll any business. av"cation. or employment
which renders him liable to a special tax, to pro
cure and place cons picuOusly i'll his establish
ment or place of business, II stamp den"tins the
payment of said special tax. for the special tax
year beginning May |, le75, before commencing III
continuing business after April 30 1915.
The taxes embraced within the provisions of the
law above quoted are the following, viz
Recti6ers 300 90
Dealers ret al iuunr - UO
Dealers. wholesale liquor. 100 90
Dealers in malt liuunrs wholesale 80 On
Dealers in malt liquors retail ~ %
Dealer, in leaf tobacco IS 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500 %
And ON salts of 81 coo, fifty cents for
every dollar in excess of 81 600
Manufacturers of stills 80 %
Aud for each still manufactured 10 w
And for each worm manufactured 10 10
Manufact uIers of tobacco. lo w
Manufacturers of cigars. ~ M
Pedders of tobacco, first class Onore than
two horses or other animals.) oO M
Peddlers of tobacco. second class Two h"rses
OF other aninals) % w
Pedders of tobacco. third class Zone horse OF
other animal) IL 81
PeddeTs of tobacco, fourth class ION 1907 or
public conveyance ~ W
Brewers of less than 800 barrels. ~ w
Brewers of 800 barrels OF more. 100 M
ANY person 50 liable who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements Will be subject L"
severe penalties.
Persons firms liable to pay any of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to tHAS. >. ia
Ma. Collector of Internal Revenue at st. johns
bury, and pay for and procure the Special u az
Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May l. 1875
and without further notice.
Commits -iuner of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington. ID. C., February |, 1875.
Mar. l9-26-Apr. % s 30.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
CRANKY.

Cora a. Carpenter who fell from the
high beams of her fathers barn on the
3Ist of March, and who has been in a
very critical condition since, is at pres
ent gaining slowly and hopes are enter
tanned of at least partial recovery.
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