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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

In 1872, for Congressman at large,
Maynard received 50, s25 vetesi johnson
$1,000; Cheatham 65,lsS. In 1874, for
Governor, Porter received l03, 06l, or
just u less than the combined vote of
johnson and Chatham, while Maynard,
Porter's Republican opponent, got but
55,843, or 24,9S2 less than were cast for
him for Congressman at large two years
ago. To any one acquainted with our
rather peculiar politics these figures will
tell a curious and interesting story. 1t
is not necessary for us to a~nalyze them.
Everybody knows what mas happened
in two years, and each can, for himself,
place facts and figures in juxtaposition,
look at them from his own standpoint
and draw conslnsions to suit himself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05
NASHVILLE.
RESOLUTION TO Test the House on the
Rate Of Taxation.

AoseVt aAatiOh.
Special to the Ledger;
NASHVILLE, February 5.-Lee Heads
resolution to test the sense Of the House
as to the rate of taxation TO be fixed,
aud declaring that it shall not exceed Is
cents, caused lively skirmishing all along
the line. Neither party was fully devel-
oped. The BODYBUILDING element shows
great hostility to the measure, but ap.
pears to be in the minority. The feeling
runs very high. N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

LAWRENCE BARRETT.-Monday even
ing next this fine actor will commence
An engagement at the theater, on which
occasion he will appear as Richelieu,
the great cardinal and French minister,
In Mr.. Barrett's rendering Of "Riche-
lieu we see nothing of the actor. The
illusion is complete. We seem to behold
the physically weak, in6rm old man; the
crafty cardinal who. where the lions
skin fell short, eked it out with the
fox's;" the ambitious prime minister Of
France who for eighteen years main.
tanned the ascendercy Of his master
Louis XIII, dismembered Spain, humil.
lated Austria, crushed internal treason
and conspiracies, and laid the foundation
of the French kingdom.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

The Tennessee Legislature met again
on Wednesday last. The session will
continue until early in April, and, now
that the exciting elections arc over, the
people look to their Representatives to
proceed diligently to business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job of printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05
FIouring miIls burned.

RocHEsTER, February 5.-The Hiram
Smith Touring mills IN wheatland, Mon.
roe county, burned last night. Loss,
$780, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05
Attempted Suicide az the station

Attempted Suicide az the station.
House.
This morning q white woman from
Brinkley, Ark, was found in a grocery
store near the Louisville depot. She
appeared to be intoxicated, and was
carried to the station-house SLe re.
fused to give her name and was placed
in a cell. In a short time turnkey Tim
Hope heard one Of the women scream
ing, and rushing 10 the cell found the
unfortunate hanging. The woman who
gave the alarm was trying to hold her
body up. She had taken a strong linen
band, placed it around her neck, climbed
up the barred door, fastened one end Of
the band to the top aud swung off. Hope
reached in and seized her by the legs
and called for a knife. Sergeant McElroy
ran up and cut the baud, when the wo.
man fell senseless into the arms of the
other woman within the cell. Restora.
tiyes we're applied and she recovered in
a short time. After she had recovered
she said that she was trying to find work
and was weary Of the world, but she re.
fused To give her name. She was permit
ted to leave, and was epjoined by the
turnkey not to attempt that again, or she
might succeed next time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

AT this time, when SO many thousands
OF people are out of employment, it
seems a little odd that so many news.
papers are complaining because two ont
OF every three persons die prematurely.
However, there will always be grumblers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

P. ]. COLEMAN, at No. 6Ol Beal street,
hAs opened a news stand 10 connection
with bis cigar store. All The leading
papers, etc, received ahead Of all com.
petitors. 93t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

Tbs LEDGER job Office is 10 constant
receipt from the fouudries Of new type,
embracing all the latest aud best styles,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

The LEDGER job Office is one Of the
most extensive in the South and capa-
Bile Of executing any claas Of job work.
12st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

PLAY billiards at Converse's, 81 South
Court street. 90 COT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

HARPER, Cooley and Peterson's Mag
azines for February, aud also late illus.
trated papers at Lieben's, 1864 Main
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

SEE advertisement Of Fosters Second
Gold and Land Distribution. [sl52
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05
FRESH OYSTERS

Received daily by express at
1857 VIeToFh FuoRs, Al Jefferson st,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

Burn C0ke.-sold BY coal deal
ers and The Gas Company. lll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

MEMPms THEArER Mile ~Janauschek
appeared as Elizabeth" last night be-
fore q delighted audience. The play
presented is called the Earlet Essex, a
f%ive-act tragedy, full Of good Situations
and scenes. As Elizabeth Janauschek
appeared to advantage, as the role gave
her full scope to display her great dea.
matte powers. Many of the scenes were
thrilling and aroused the audience into
tumultuous applause. Tonight Adri.
enne. the Actress, will be presented, with
Jansuschek as "Adrienne Lecouvreur,"
and Mr.. Chaplin as Marshal SAKE"
The play is in Eve acts and illustrative
Of French manners and society in the
days Of Louis XIV. At the matinee to.
morrow, Mary Stuart and a comedy en-.
titled Come Here will be prod uced, and
at night the Janauschek people will close
their engagement in Chesney Void.
ITALIAN 0PERA-To-night Rossini s
comic opera, the Barber of Seville, will
be presented by the Adelaide Phillips
troupe at the Greenlaw Opera House.
The Memphis people love music, and
shis fact will, no doubt, crowd the Opera
House tonight and tomorrow night:
The following gems from the Barber of
Seville are certainly attractive;
ACT FIRST.
Introduction-Softly, Softly .......SiR Locatelli
RomanEa-When Diyinely Beaming. Mr. Karl
gavatina-Lol the Factotum-.. Sig 0rlandini
Duet-The Idea Of that Enehanter;
Cayatina- Though his voice was breathed
alar, S''...;r T MISS Phlllps
.Duet-poy you say. !. Miss Phillips, Sig 0rlandini
Quintette-' Heigh, within Their" -.
Miss Phillips, and Messrs Karl, Orlandini, |
Baoelli and Locatelli,
Quartette-Cold and lmmovable ..-...,.....
Miss Phillips. and Messrs Karl, 0rlandini
and Locatelli.
Quintette-What Confusion ..... Miss Phillips,
Messrs Karl, Orlandini. Baceli, Locatelli.
ACT SECOND.
Duet-May Heaven send you Peace ~.......
."--:-..s.......,"-.".Messrs Karl and Bacelll
Lesson
.......Miss Phillips, Messrs Karl and Bacelli
I'm this scene Miss Phillips will introduce the
celebrated Laughing Song. by Bendelari.)
Quintette- Don Basilio-Geod Evening
Sir..-..Miss Phillips. Messrs Karl, 0rlan-
DIM, Bacelli and Locatelli.
Trio-Ah, what Pleasure Lightly, Lightly
.--Miss Phillips, Mossrs Karl and 0rlaadini
Finale and Quintette..... -. Miss Phillips, Messrs
Karl, 0rlandini, Bacelli and Locatelli.
On tomorrow night Don Pasqualle
will be given by this excellent troupe Of
operate artists.
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DOminOes,

Ticket Office for Exposition Rail,
e7e MAIN ST..
opposite Court square.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
Some One to Love.


fcihaPs one "I Tue most p">ltiN'
proofs that we nave "' 'h' soul l1"'-
pthu'h'e 3l th' "",E = l. our "F''' nee Il
"I love ana nl N"n'c''li"@ /" rove. were
we mere ahih';iN' creatures u""ih'" ""
pcrlSn amer = irN H''''> ~ me ia '"'>
world that Nhl'h contents the "l'''"
Wnlih also '"H''h' Us
hen the atmosphere "l tenderness
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
Stephen Drelincourt's Lost Love.

The possession of IN opal ring brings
misfortune to all persons not born in
October: to persons born in that month
prosperity. Upon this superstition iS
based the series of excellent stories
brought together III the last Christmas
number of All the Year Round. THE
opal Ring" wherein an opal ring is
shown to bring adveISity to those not
horn in the month of opal :" the his
tory of of this stone being traced from
its purchase at the Great Fair ut Nish-
nj Nov gorod to its final sinking hencath
the waters off Brighton, England. One
Of these stories we take from its setting
for our columns this week.
There is castle in the north of Eng
land in Il country of hills and streams.
which stands far tiom any great neigh
hors, with only Il village near. In that
castle lives a lady, quite alone. She
has white hair, and IA proud, sorrowtul
face-not deeply marked by Years as
vet. but full of care. She rarely goes
out except when on errands of friendly
kindness among the villagers, aud She
has little communication with the outer
world a silent grandeur pervades the
castle; an indetnable air of waiting is
pcrceptihle in the lady's face. and in
her gentle, lingering ways, and even
/ perceptible also in the manner and the
| talk of the servants. These are quiet
times, but there shall be great doings
when Mr.. Drelincourt comes home.
Many stalls stand empty III the stables
now. but they shall be occupied by tidy
| bits of horsetiesh when Mr. Drelincourt
comes home. The great drawing-room
IA noble apartment, with mirrors and
chandeliers which were the talk of the
country when the last bride (that pale.
white-h haired lady with the waiting
looks) was brought home. is covered uI
with brown holland and yellow canvas
muslin, and never entered save by the
housemaids. 1t shall shine gloriously
and he filled with Il gorgeous company
when Mr.. Drelincourt comes home. He
has been away for long time, and no
body knows why-nobOdy, that is, eX-
cept his mother. who, if there he Sc,
cret in the matter keeps it.
There is portrait of Mr.. Drelincourt
in the library: it is fitted into the pan.
cling of the wall above the writing-ta
BILE which his mother Uses. She passe.
the greater part of her time in that
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
The Starless Crown.

They that turn many to righteousness shall
shine as the stars for ever and ever.'-Daniel l2 3
Weared and worn with earthly cares | yielded to
rcp"sr.
And soon before my raptured sight, glorious Wis
ion rose:
I thought whilst slumbering my couch III mid
nights solemn gloom,
| heard an angels silvery voice and radiance fld
my room
\ gentle touch awallen'd me.-a gentle whisper
said,
Arise o sleeper follow me and thro' the air
We left the earth far away that like speck it
scrm'd
And heavenly glory, calm and pure. our
pathway strramd.
Still on We went.-mv soul WAS wrapt i'll silent
rcstacy
should meet mine eye
knew not how We ourneyd thro the pathlrss
fields "i light.
" When suddenly II change was wrought and
clothed IN tchits.
We stood before = city~ walls most glorious To
behold:
We pass Il thro' gates of glistenns pearl Ger
street, puIr~t gold;
1t needed not the 10y day the silver moon hy
night:
The glory of the Lord was there rh, Lamb himself
lis light.
Bright angels paced the shining streets. sweet
sic till'd the air
And whitr-r"htd saints with glittrIin. crowns.
from every CLINE there:
And some that had loved on earth stood with
them round the throne.
An worthy is the Lamb they sang the glory
his alone.
But fiirrr far than all beside saw my saviour ;
face:
And as gazcd he smiled with wnndrous
love and grace.
Lnwly l how'd before hs throne o'rrinyd that 1
at last
Had gaind the object OF my hopes that earth AT
length va, past.
And then in solemn tone he said .Whrrr l. thu
dadem
That ought to sparkle On thy hrow-adornd d with
know thou hast believed me and life through
is thine.
But where all those radiant stars that III thy
crown should shine
Yonder thou seest II glorious thIong. and stars "n
every brow
For crcya, soui hcy i,.' e. nc they jr',,t 'oe:
And such thu bright reward had been If such had
been thy d.ed
| If thou hadst sought wand ring feet in path
ot peace tn lead.
/ did not mean that thou should ST tread the WAY
| of life alone
/ But that the clear and shining light which round
| thy Footsteps sh"nr
should guide other weary feet /" my bright
| home, OF rest.
and thus, Il, blessing those arov.d H,"v had.t hgss
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
business pirrtturp.

,,vr. Rf~inc>s anil LocdtiOH Ct the icnd-
,,, E,>jnrsx Houses in 81. JohnSbUy.
Agricultural Tools aud Hardware.
..1EyEY \ HASKELL. lI"yt's Block, L. X. ST
1p"ihc"nrirs.
. &, HI%GHAM. No. T. Bank Block. Main ST
Attorneys at Law.
..I~UN MAY. over K. X Office. and Post Office
....p.N AIDE No Caledonian Biz up stairs.
d. WILLARD Main ST, over Hall \ fletchers.
...., I;-il E-i.tt" HI"h~r.
t.""k- aud stationery.
.s.yAEp y EnWEIL, Calcdnntn Bin, Main -.
Book Binders.
y ~TDTE n co. Act's. Monument square
Biank~--Legal and business.
%. "a STONE Il co. Monument square
Bakers and Comiecti"ner~.
...~~A BRADLEY. Main Street
Clothing. Hats and Gaps.
.,tIN MOORE. Bank Block, Opposite ST. Johns
..,.. Upu-. dealer in Ready Made Clothing Hats
.f ,.,I.- ,;,ur~ Furnishing G""ds, etc. etc.
CInthing TOR Men and Boys.
F\IEHlNkS 4 60. Fairbanks Village.
CrncI,,rN. GLASS and stone Ware.
81 FAIRBANKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
,,rr,ting, Paper iiangiug>. Window shades
lTtlEHlNKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
O. PERKINS C.!lr,lnuiau Block. Main Street.
NAENER \ SMITH Union Block, Main street.
W l. Goods. Groceries ard Fruits,
HlrilE,VS \ PETTENGIi.L. Eastern Avenue.
ar, Goods. and Ladies Fancy Goods.
u HALE. Avenue Block. K. L. Street
At FAIRBANKS y co. Fairhanh, Village.
Flour and Feed.
rIu. AIpElCi \ co. Eastern Avenue
Turniiur" and Ca>k"t-.
..IIA SWIr~ER Main Street.
II~DNLEN BUENHAM Flandr,s Block. Il. 81.
Family Groceries and Fruits.
\ NJ. COOK y co. Eastern Avenue.
File Manufacturers.
i, .Tohusbury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot.
Gr"crrirs and housekeeping Goods.
+ At FAIRBANKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Insurance. ,Litr.J
r. :,.lIiENF lErnap hlilruud Strcrr.
Iron founuer ami NiAchini>r.
ITkE BUZZFL!.. North end L. K. Street.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
r y >ENrEE. Main street
Merchant Taiiurs.
r JNpEEWOuD. Dmvilr Block. X. L. street
Photographs.
p y CLIFFORD. Caledonn Block. Main street.
Printers and Publishers.
f. NJ STONE 4 co. Calcdonian Block, Main -,
Stoves and Tin Ware.
! + FLETC HER. Eastern Avenue
q l. = Il. q. WOODRUFF Railroad Street
l. CoWpElN. Eastern Avenue.
Watches. .JrweIry and Toys.
HOW ARD \ lUWEI.I.. Caled"nian BIZ Main 81
O. j. HurGHTUN Railroad Street
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VOLUME 3S---NUMBER 1859.

Illness, and these pets fill the aching
void Il little.
Some one to love, 1t is the cry of the
human soul, the note to which every
heart responds: the bond which will
hud lis Ill together in the other world
where mouruers shall be comforted and
Love reign forever.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12


panIn cam, virh mo f., m, b,,.J l,,.
stayrd with me- ,ilI the pi"ht "',s f.,
.mrn1 lie w,,s Li,J rnI,,,,.,..i,,,,.,,,,
rr,souobI, and irrIrr.,IJ,. III. nd
uitt,,I nj nur, th,t h,. -, v,.II g.. ror,,t
Alberto WIS aware. that hand won th,.
heart of tb, h,outiful iru,r,ut ,irl
who h,d never L,L , nI;,,,,., ~ -;
JJr Inyr il, h.,. III. h,.fnr. I'm, L.d n.,.,.
tL, urrcsi.tir.r victim, ,r q, I.,,,.,i,,
vh,s,. t,,,,,s sI, JiL mar r,,dcr.tt,,,J
She had come to know them nnw. and
She might wish-did wish. no douht-
to break the ha1"aiu that however
could moi bc. The f,mily honor v,,
,J,drcd tn IN, m,iut,u,n,., ,i th, rom
tract and II must lac maiut,ir,d III,
rvcusrd me for uIniur the nns.ihiiit, ,f
my own suit h,iuo ,nt.rt.,iu.L j., ,.,u-
s;dcr,tion of my i,,o,.,r,,. ,f I,,ti,u
social customs and family Government =.
hut he would NOT enter mon tL. uu,.,-
ton of the prohable FEELINGS of EratIicc.
nr consider for momrnt the tart tb,t
rs an affair of interest. had more to
offer than the rount. lie listened cour-
ta,usly while Inxnl,iroJ to him .v.,,.
nnint of INV, nnSi,inn hut ha rn,,,,n,d
iu,xornhly tn his own The routr,,t
must he fiIlflIcd and While / rem,irrd
at Venice | could not he ncrmittrd tn
see his sister There was no yioleuc.
of uukinduess in all this. only 4 calm
n,atter-ot- fact granting of ali the cir
cumstauces. while proreediny as if they
did not exist. This quiet. resolute cru
city. might we'll have deprived me of
all hone. considering that | had no
promise. no assurance. from Beatrice
herself and that she WAS an Italian
girl uuder fine tyranny of .uch social
customs as these hnt if did NOT 81
drive me To SET AGAINST desrair | had
the remembrance of Beotricr's beautiful
face as I had seen if that morniur and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
If You Wish to do Business,

You must tell the public of that fact. and when
YOU have once begun. you must keep telling them
"i 1t iour surest, cheapest and quickest way to
tell them is by advertising inthe Newspaper circu-
lating among the people you want to reach
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
Notice to Teamsters.

leaInsters who have good teams that they wish
10 work can find winters job at fair pay by call
ihg on the subscribers al their mill
TOLMAN. SIMPSON & co.
bieensburu Bend Vt Jan 1875 54tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

! mask. | du not THINK. my dear mother.
you would have known me. was
among the earliest arrivals. The scene
grew rapidly brilliant but ! hardly
noted il. and tool, up my position 1T
once with SENSATIONS which | cannot
describe At last. ut Last. | heard the
MaTchcsa Dora announced. She en-
tered the ballroom accompanied by Pa
"lo and by Beatrice. whose face WAS
perfectly c0lOIlC>S. bat nevertheless
more beautiful than had ever seen it.
My heart beat heavily ~ they passed
me, the hiacl-lnd-SIlvci-bT -bT0idCrod skirt
of Bcatrice'S ROm1ic dress touched me.
Though thu entertainment was called
mask ball. il WAS an understood thing
that every one entered the ballroom
unmaSkcd 50 that the disguise. when
resumed, WAS not real. but only test
of memory. Bratricc'S mask Of black
velvet ard lac" d1n~lrd from her right
arm. Her bands were @lovcd. and Sh"
carried q hack-and-silvcr fan. Only
my eyes could have detected that sh"
saw me-. aS the fan tuErhcd her ho>"m
for Il moment. and WAS thcu dropped 10y
its rihdnd at her side. Is she mingled
with The crowd. | watched her and
the others tpr sem" time Uutll / saw
that the maTchcSa Wis surrounded by
goSSipS. Beatrice by admirers. and that
Paol0 was imtrmt upon the business |
knew of. | ilSccItalned that the Condo
la. under my orders. was lying lrE the
marble stairs. one of 1t tiotilta {: the
signal was tied uu the arm of the
goud"licI. Then took my domlu"
from among the number in The yc>tialiu
deserted 10y the dttruddutS-put on
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. 4. II. tILLEl
.. G.. uolaIiTON. VI. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
BARNET " Olic,. IN :. : Clarkr~ Drug Store.
apr ! -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
The Right Not to Smoke.

Seth Hunt, Esq. IA we'll known citi-
zen of Northampton. Mass, and treas
urcr of the Connecticut River Railroad.
in Il recent letter concerning the rights
of smokers and uOn-smokers. writes:
''Spulgc"n smokes and says there i
no sin in it. He has il right to smoke
bat there are multitudcS of others (and
am one of then) who d" not smoke,
who hate the practice, who are sicken-
ed 10y it. They have right not to
smoke and YET Nj. SpurgcOn and his
fell " smokers force others to breathe
thrr smoke. whether it is offensive
OF not. Nj. Spugcon may think il
necessary To take medicine. He has
Il right Ia DO 50: hut he should not
compel those aroGud him to swallow
poison. y",ry time II. d,"9. There :
the rub, IN this smoking custom. The
rights of nun-SmokcI> are. aS IL general
rule. invaded 10y those VIII" smoke.
once took passage on Il steamer at
Geneva. switzerland. in order to sail
up the beautiful lake on which the city
stands. | anticipated much benefit
and pleasure from the pure air and sub
hlimr SCENERY. After setting sail, !
found the deck. from which alone the
All and srchcrN could hr enjoyed,
throngcd with smokers. had smoke
III ny eyes. smoke in my nose, smoke
ju NY throat. smoke in my lungs. smoke
III my clothing. smoke all around me.
| viewed the Alps and tn" Jura Noun
t.;im~ thn"mgh the haze OF tobacco
smoke. deem puIe All
the t"od OF my lungs aud vet there
air men who. while in the very act of
forcing tobacco -ri"Ilt into my nos
uil>. will dcn"uncc what they call
~uupHaIy laws. meaning the liquor
laws hecaI~t' they SAY such laws pre-
>cIih" what man shall eat and drink"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
VI. ~oNMEKFELD. Dealer in

NpMtEIrATliI, PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
O'icr aud Residence. Main street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
Jnfrls.

ST. JOHNSBCRY HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, 81. JOHNSBURY. VT.
G. l.. GILMORE, Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET ST. .JoHNsBURY
q. IL. ALDRICH Proprietor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEWPORT. VT.
W. F. BOW MAN Proprietor
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
=. II. SEYMOUR x co. PrupIictOrs
MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT.
y first class Hotel. with all the modern improve
mcnts. Accommodations for 300 guests
y. i. KELLER Manager
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
FRANKLIN SQUARE. Boston.
4 first class hotel in every respect
CROKER & BUCK, Pruprietors.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
GEO T. WARD. Proprietor
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,iII.LINE AND FANCY GOOD =
Also Linen aud White tiuuds Nc
LA,I- iNb iNIHRuIpERIE- \ SrEtINLTY.
ll-trru Ave. lOpp VI. Farmer st. J"hnshurN. VI
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DANIELS, SYLVESTER y CO..
DEALERS IN
MEATS AN y GROC EHIES.
aru'- Block. Railroad Street.
4. /. RIGHAM.
Dealer in
FEl GOODS. RE NpN-NAuE CLOrIIING,
FLOUR AND WEST INDIA GOODS.
Eaudil~ Block Railroad Street
BTRkE n RATES.
LAWNEES
Eallrra, Street. It. J"hnshury. VI.
Nrll practice, IA tho state Courts of Vermont and
Nrw Hampshire. and II the l. :. Courts
q. :. BuENE. II. e. BATES.
BARTLETT. LEWIS " co.
DEALERS
RUCERIEN AND MEATS.
i,,r"ad Street. II. J"hnshury
BtLINRp y FOLSOM,
PHI-ICIANS AND SURGEONS
-. Johushury.
Oh-e. B,nk Biock. Nam street
Dr. Bullard residence. Dr Folsom residence
Eastern Avenue. Cherry Street.
Office hours from Ia 10 y. NJ. ! To , i. NJ.
JOHN BACON I'd.
DEALER IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
81. .Iohu=huTV Centre. VI.