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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop Of Tho ssttapaEiiliaa Rssclsgu. toaTa4t
catcs tatuz tho blu. .wust utine, 40 etaM haii
lha .f4st-% Of tns bud, ~s.n and aland masett1
,oofus. synhl!s. assumption. x!AnAulsr dss4 ulaH|
.shes n.t. q Tug 'ysts sofe e;s sttuu,o.Sa, di d
eA,us sfurt.nt, fe,rr iofgr. ssad bsad, aF ~
scu'n ys!psss, aeae, black ~. ~e'tas f. the a
psiani disoh!txes nEht swra* loet ol spsau I'D VI
wsses q n, IT.! ptno!pip within tbs c1sl,, fs1!
WI pFose !" ay a,.sn aa,ns II for oshst daea'' III
tas pstcut. DALI becoming reduosd b. ths Va ~
and deoanposltton that Il continuallJ se
wsth uade health, BIZ - ID nj. =,
Ia wien o1lss thi4 remedy oVrn 1nost l wok o puna
cssnu aud eacoso1s Il dlaln'hine he los. n ssssss
fs7l h1nls.f 9nw1na botsr and sfsonEss tn" eee4 q
FesinR bettar, appetite proEaR. and a,s And "efa'
M oily dcea tbs 8anaps1'ilan Rssolvsns s1e,f ~
knowo 70 odI.l Agaats tho us ChfuHet 6asou}aa
Snnstiintioaal, aad Ala dlsaasss hnt shs only po
t1rs Cure Tor
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Tho Way ulsficuttlos Arc Settled In
'AesasnCkys

'MensMCkys
Cassuta tKy.) 8frrehrv.
That was = noTsl mo0e our Towb-Altornev
aud Constable adopled 10 Ba,tls b miennAct-
stAuiiug on Friday list. Not choosing TO
NAYS \ sss~to" on tho street. 70 bs looked at
BY al, they quietly won't to tho foru@.'s Of
Ges. locked ths door, do!Isd coats, aud kt It
thsy went ln truo fikt and soufda style. Par
w. hoag1ng hs naise broke opon tue uo"f
And sepasnted .hom. It wAs aseuts 4tued : =.
ths only injury dons wAs olesdtus poss sna
hlacksesA eys, to ths Constable, bat WHIST the
dusie would bare boon there's nc telling, Tor
certain Is u they sse bath p'uoky, and would
dsrabled. Neishns would have SAID ''muG, u
that IL evident. Even after being sepAlat d
they ~autea 70 Ego At It "aRAln, but th3 Essoo.
makers would not AtloW IT,.
The word now in Carlisle Il, "Coms 70 n1
sooN auA !vt'a ssstla is.''
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PouaHxknFssa, N. T., Doc. lo.-The Upper
Hudson 10 c!osad again. NJ moss bossa esa get
uo4sh this seaaon.
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OCEAN srEAMsHlP MEMS.
NEW YoaE, Doc, lb.--A.E!red. atesmshtrs Vie.
land, from Hamburg RusHla, from Liverpool.
11a1maun' fiom Nav York, haYe Arrived out,
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HIS AnAfyAL AZ IT. LorIs.
ST. Louly, No., uec. 1b.-Dluforl Wilson, 9o-
llcstos ot the Treasury Department, arrived haza
to-day mud had long Interview With District
AttuEuo7 Dyer, but hs h2a a,udiously syollea lu-
ssryieas With ron ,rters, aud W far nothing TO-
gard1n8 tho object of hls slstt haa tsansp1tsd.
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ex.un,lnd hta,cs p.ntrtc. \ tornev, for f"ff,
and .JudGo D,<cn fnt tbs aurcrnmc't an ALL
jtsit from latt ma. put III declaring eo]etnn's'
as in tic rleasnoo Of his tcl, to whom he
n,o,,!A an.wer fox the truth Of shcso ttatomrns".
that hn nosnr Ind any agreement with "clmof
Or any ot,of rtrbun M to defrans!ing the Oar
esnmcnt, and mac'l mora to tho femo effect
Ilo mo.ion waa takcu under advisen'snt.
SIw noHug.
As tho cnt nf Tho torn is now n"art n1l ainti,.
lers, reel,1cra, aud ottct tntl,etsd ne,s ,us nre
renewing Their bonds to appear for trtal the
ietJ,, tsIi,ca heing rood for this tern, Of t'ourt
onv. Ilo following bon0n were approved up
to Tho cnse Of Court:
vttor hiitx, retifer, for mt f:a'nG sarnr fsn,n
empty ,knRe SLOW: t'rtes necklcr aud aoprke 4.
e.,ne, failing to male entries IN book. sscoo sams
'I & y" of Rnh.r. K,swcrt, dI.lacr, rcv,s nsn,l..
SotS I'D I. II. No tS.n. a. II. -arrttt.: 'belt
Bcnns hsA aps furnIshesl Auretits.
Casr Of Ro,rlt KitWert ANY Leopold "trth f'l..tss
s.rss1 WI r ,en1'ax fT :ff Krsrr1 a.ro mi
schn,tI. rpd Charles L. f.ewsrs ~ snretirs; N!rth
III" M.nry sf ,uneti, f.,rs to trars ,.mp, and mir-
nse Of ca,t sa.a'J; Isaac L*si md benjamin nj.
1oornld VII h, indicted With 1tnt.. Meyer roe,er.
.ra,rr, ami Lsehert, ftr liivcc FsparHts removals
Of ~ jritA WITHOUT payment Of tnx, $'u' o1ch: Wilt
t''lm 1tossc Charles lmhoIz and btnJAn''n "ifth'
kurctlc<.
A,,nc, inf1icted With Herman NnnnHmaehrr. pssriak
Matlun, lno,nna Ihelans, mil Ntlitm lcrlacht Tor
William bsrgonth.I inflicted with valentine s!arars,
ELs, 0.iniths, AMI EsfrscH for CONSPIRACY, shooj
each william II. Lndsn aud Me5er Friend. s1lro~
chsrits Gran. indicted for omission. from grain:
hook, rb rru1ovH Of spirits from tatilley withpnt
rasinR lay l,ooo; Frederick Fass sud Mayer FFtent''
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F,.er aud Aeue Cured fat tt, ,eants. rbers Il as
and all othe! malann., I'LL scari,s, :yphofa Tas
ard othss fe'ers t.dsd b. fadwAyt t!l.i "a aaistn
Sold by Druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
Another Chapter in the Stanton Muir

In the trial of Stanton against Simp-
son. heard before Judge Redtield ut
Chelsea last week, the jury gave IL YER
diet of ten hundred and sixty dollars to
stanton The particulars in this case
may have been partially forgotten, but
are briefly these: Two years ago now,
John Stanton, a pedtller, stopped at
James SHOWS in Walden, to sell some
goods. He exchanged il few words
with Mrs. Snow, while vet sitting on
his wagon in front OF the house, when
soon Snow appeared at the door and
ordered him off. Stanton drove out
into the road and stopped, when Snow
stepped back into his house and got his
gun. and returned to the door, and shot
Stanton dead in his wagon. Snow had
his trial in this place one year ago. and
was found guilty of murder in the sec
ond degree. and sentenced to State
prison for life. When Snow did the
shooting he was just coming out of /
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
wat.rtown Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday June ~. 1873.
MARKET BRRF-A few choice so Is a II 90 extra
clO 81 10 10 first quality 50 30 10 n second quail
ity - ~ a ~; third quality Sd % "a -.
STORE CATrIE-WOrking oxen and Steers, per
pair SlO0 Il ~ SID 5000 s24O
Mich Cows AND tAINES-ssI Il stGi: extra So Il
so Farrow Cows so so
lEALINGS-sIO 10 u so; two years old Sir go;
three wears old s2- Il 81.
PHCEs OF SHEEr AND LAMBs-ln lots, s2 30 9 M,
~ ~ 3 -. 81 10. 20 10 per head extra st ~ a
81 OO per head. or a Dc per III.
Spring Lambs. 9tc per lii.
Veal Calves. - 80 a SO On.
Brighton Hides. Oa7 per III.
Country Hides a 6ic per lii.
Brighton rall"w, y a &c per III.
Country 'rall"w : II Sc per H.
Calf skins II "a he per III.
Prlis ~ ~ IA 81 ~ each.
y. Il. Beef h"icr grade includes nothing hut
stall fed 100 to 400 lbs Bullnchs Extra and first
quality includes the best, large. fat SECOND
and third quality includes Oxen and tw" and three
wears old Steers.
Sh"rp-Extra includes Cossets and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
farH md Stair Jlrns.


''''-' ~ "'-
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o Ha, the toothachr.
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Of cords Of >tnu,. inf, tb. foundation
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
A Runaway.

Reuben Spanl,limg and family had Il
little adventure Sunday, not down ON
the bills. He WAS returning from meet
ing. and when coming down the hill
through the woods above his house. the
horse he was driving became frightened
an run, and passing Il Wagon in which
were the boys. that was overturned and
the boys split out. Then Spauding' :
horse turned int" the woods and StIik
my the Wagon against Il tree. he cle;ued
himself. drawing Mr.. Spauldimg over
tl" da>hrr. Quite remarkably. Mrs.
Spaulding remained in the wagon dur
ing all this time. and was unlimited ;
nor were Nh. Spaul'lm% and the boys
much hurt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

drunken debauch of several days dura-
ton, having become intoxicated on
alcohol purchased of one Simpson, the
town agent of Greensboro. Mrs. Stan
ton, the widow of the murdered man,
brought action against this agent under
Il statute law making the illegal seller
of Intoxicating drinks responsible for
damage done, aud it was this case
which has just been decided at Chelsea.
We understand the defense of Mr..
Simpson is that Snow purchased the
liquor of him under false pretenses-
that he was in the habit of buying al
colol for making essences, and that he
asked for this on which he became
drunk for that purpose. Mr.. Simpson ;
friends think it Il pretty hand case. us
they do not believe he would have sold
The liquor if he had supposed Snow WIS
going Ia drink it. 1t was Il peculiarly
aGgrINating ease of unprovoked muir
der but We doubt if Mrs. Stanton will
ever get much of This verdict, or any
other the lawyers will absorb the bulk
of the ''danlageS."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
Criminal.

VIM. Ellsmcre. Il Young man i'll john
son. stole IL watch and chain there, and
was followed to this place by the Shcr-
i'll who then lost sight of him. Deputy
sheriff Weeks got on his track and over
took him in Dalton ON Sunday, and
brought him back To this place. and he
WAS taken to johnson Monday. This
WAS Il quicker way than to get II requi-
Sition from the Governor of New lamp
shire.
Sheriff Preston took Switscr to state
prison Tuesday. Switscr plead guilty
to larceny in Sheffield. and was semten-
ced 10y the Court.
The acquittal of Albert Carr for shoot
ing Henry O'tiann"n, was in accordance
with the popular verdict, we think.
though perhaps not in strict accord with
law and evidence. The particulars of
this ease are fresh in the minds of our
readers. Ot;annon is Il drinking. quar-
rclsonr man Carr is Il little inoiitn-
siNc fellow, and WAS evidently much in
fear of his adversary. us he had reason
Ia he. O'Gann"n fully recovered. and
the lesson should not he lost sight of
by him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
West Barnet.

VIM. ID. Hooker bought and sacked
at this place last Thursday nearly 10000
lbs of wool. Prices paid from 30 to ~
cts. us to quality.
ChaS. \. Choate has made from his
two-years-old Jersey heifer nearly ten
pounds of butter in one week.
The Gospel and prayer meetings are
being well attended all around in this
section, and they are doing a great
amount of good. We scarcely hear
any profanity OF vulgarity from those
who were once accustomed to the bad
habit. Many have made a profession
of religion 10y joining the churches, and
there are evidences that others are
thinking seriously. and have resolved
to live differently.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
Sutton.

Levi jacobs, wife aud mothcr-inlaw.
had serious tip over and smash up.
Sunday night on the highway leading
from West Burke to South Barton. \
very deep mud hole in the road WIS
filled with water. and when the carriage
went into this, it tipped over and threw
the whole party into the mud. Mrs.
Jacobs and hcrmothcr W ere considerably
hurt. The carriage WAS completely
used up, and three good suits of clothing
were torn and completely covered with
dirt and mud. Monitor.
Sanford Durham of Wheelock, while
swinging 10y hands from Il ring overhead
had his spine seriously hurt 10y the sta
Pile coming out and letting him fall on
his back and shoulders.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

p,rtland y Ogdrn-burg Il. Il. Trains.

GOING WEST
% % Trnn-lrayrs II. ,I"hnshury al 600 a. m,
t-u Walden 100. East llardwick 500.
I'll Johnson at ll:nJ.
I..- % an does not run Mondays.
o., T-r.-L,.,yr- 81. .Iolnsburv at 300 =. m,
On walden G.Ci Greensboro 6:2- East
..... tG- iiud~Ich d;i9 arrives at johnson
A.H train leaves West Concord for st.
...,.. ,i ~ Il III. Mixed train at 80 D. M.
GOING EAST.
l,.. T-,l-L,av-- .I"hns"n al 600 Il. m. Hard
in last llardwick -, Greensboro 1f2,
.,-sl pauyIllr 20, arrives al st. Johns
% 80,
,i..f rr,,-Iravrs Johnson ut Has, a. IN,
l-.,..g irp M. f. Ilardwick BOB. Greensboro
A lI.u ROO panyillr 3:ij. arrives at ST.
shut, lr IL
Itl- trlu does not run Mondays and Sat
VrItrln leaves 81. Juhnshury for West
..asf5Iuu III. Mixed train at ,:2j II. III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
lraths.

Vt Ilardwick. June ~. John SWEET. aged -.
At Br"wnn -t"n. June IL. L-nnia A. daughter
of Hosea and Lr"n"ra Wheeler. aged l. years
NJ llardwirk. June ~. Mary Short. widow of
John Nmttimg. aged - Years months and ~ days
vt Wat"rf"rd June ~ of lung fever. Ms-
Ellen Cascadd-n. aged b years
vt Putn-v May - Eliza : Moore, wife of l. l..
H"ughron aged ~ wears and months. diapers III
Windsor and Washington counties please copyI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
DREW & MOORE'S
New Livery. and Village Coach

The undersigned have repaired the st j. hnshury
House Stable and put in good Livery. They also
Il coach Ia all passenger trains-both day and
night express. Village people wanting Ia 20 on
trains Will leave their names and residence n the
office of the 81. .Iohn-burv HOUSE. thirty minutes
before train time.
We have Just put i'll line of new carriages and
harnesses. including top buggirs. phaetuns. two
seated carria ,"s, etc. Easy carriages and steady
horses for Ladies' 10 drive Ladies' can order their
teams Al the office of the 81. InhnsburN House.
- harges reasonable.
JERRY DREW. HUGH c. MOORE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

he grass crop promises well where the
snow laid on last winter. grain anil ~.
tat"'s look well, and corn is picking up
Il little, though the long cold spell was
severe upon it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
4nhnsburp 6 alrdonian.


...E-Bo,ton. 80 a. mao p. m
IL /" II civ and Western. s:3n a. m
, Nr@ m, Northern 4 Stage mails i;oc
o. ~ -, aOj a. IN. Southern and
!. --,,rn. i m.-i.j3 p III.
,,.,u-l \. VI. Il" : T.. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
New Trains, and Change of Time.

There WIS another tram pu1 upon the.
P;s>ulnI,>ic road on Monday. called the.
Accommodation. running from ShcI
brooke Ia White River Junction. II
ing. Ic;rrhim9 Shrrhruni>r At :i:.In in lhc
AFTERNOON. Returning, leaves Sh,i
brooke ut 800 in the evening". reaching
the Junction at I:25 in the morning. in
season to connect with train fnr New
York. This is a quick train. There are
changes also in the running time OF the
Montreal express trains the day trains
meet at St. JohnsburN Centre at Bib.
instead of ut Passumpsic, as heretofore.
There are slight changes in the running
time of the mail trains on both the
Passumpsic and Portland & Ogdcn>-
burg roads. We give quite Il full time
table at the head of these columns
which it will he well to study. OF have
handy Tor reference. 1t is important to
remember that all the trains on the
laSSulhl 'Slc loau no NOT Stop III I'LL int
stations. The management of the Pas
sumpsic road are giving better facilities
than ever before for the local and
through travel. We have not informa-
ton in regard to the connections on the
Grand Trunk, but it will he seen that
between Montreal and Boston, and be
tween Sherbrookc and New York and
| the West connections are now complete
With four passenger trains Il day eacl
way, the public are as well served ia
they could ask to he.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
Mt. Mansfield.

There are some features about Mt.
Mansfield ;I> an object inI tom lists and
Sightseeing. which >urpa>> most other
mountains. 1t is not as high rs Mt.
Washington. hut while from the latter
one gets Il vast view of mountain tops.
at Mansfield hc sees III lis feet H. ii
were. lakes and rivers. fertile valley :
all dotted over with Hinges and farm
houses Those who have visited many
mountain tops. say the view from Mans
field i unsurpassed. There are excel
lrut hotel accommodations at Stowe.
The Mt Mansfield House has acquilcd
m riiN liable name under Nh. kcclrl :
administration. The present season Il
in. has Lrcn added. giving titty-three
more desirable rooms. all newly fur
mi>hcd. Although vrrN large. the h"u>,
/ has not fur several years been of Sut1i
ci,.n1 capacity duriu" the height of th,
season. This addition is expected t'
supply tins want.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

.,s.lp.> I'>IuN and VT. INTERNATIONAL TEL
t..,iu tuNrANN. offices i'll the Post Office,
Siam ~tl,,t and IN the Passenger Depot
,,r.,. h.ut~ from \. ~. tu9r. NJ. Night
....-l-,- 81 halt rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
Greensboro.

Il. &. BuIprr has not Yet arranged
his financial d!lticulllrs and GOT his
store opened i" business, hut We feel
confident he will soon
Several Christian Workers from 81.
.Jnhnshury held meetings here on Fri
day. saturday. and sunday last, III the
congregational church which WAS filled
and the jealous lahorS of these earnest
men were blessed +" many souls. They
will Ion" he remembered in this com
munity for their ''w"rk> of faith and
lahorS of love.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
Village Meeting Tonight.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
On learning of the serious illness of
Mrs Poland, Mrs. \. +. Rankin felt she
must return home ut once and advices
have been received that she sailed i'll
the Batavia on Tuesday of this week.
BY iIie urgcnt advice of physicians. Mr..
Rankin remains abroad longer, to test
| the virtues of some celebrated German
spliags to which he has been strongly
recommended.
Our town had an unusual visitor on
Tuesday. Mr.. Geo. Fox, an English
man, hut for thirty years Il resident of
New Zealand, stopped over ii few hours.
on his WAY from Maine to Boston. MIR.
Fox headed the English colony to New
Zealand, Thirty years ago, and has called
that his home since. although he has
been an extensive traveller and Is a
man of large information. lie travelled
in the United States twelve months
TWENTY-FIVE years ago, and has not been
here since until he landed ut San Fran
cisco in April last. He finds great
changes wherever he goes. Chicago.
aud the west generally. has made enorm-
ouS strides in these twenty-five Years.
all of which he notes with great salts
faction Slavery. too. has been ahol-
: ished when he was here last. Uncle
: Toms Cabin had just been issued. and
I interested him greatly. Now he is in
? teresting himself in gathering up fact
e relative to prohihit"ry legislation, and
his trip through Maine and Vermont
was largely to witness with his owl
= eyes the working of the temperate,
= law. He appeared gratiiied with wha
he found and what he saw. 1t is inter
estinr to know that Mr.. Fox was brough
" to st. Johnsbury 10y the letter of MI
" Uepworth Dixon, written about TIN
placc after he was here last fall. MI
? Fox saws he read this letter twelv
fl thousand miles away, and then resolves
\ if he ever visited America again Ii
Y. would see St Johnsbury. MIR. Fox LEI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

,,,rN- MOVING SCUM.
t.,,.- >hrrbrnokr al i::O II. III.
Vrt '-'- ,ud,uy lie IL -. .l"hnShufN ?;"o
pol. mas arrives AT W. IL. junction al
+ i,,,.n- Leaves Nhrrhr""ke ~ a." 7, m.
u l,nd"nNlll' Iof'' - ,'"IuH",ii
PHI % I,iy,r Il..,! arrives at W Il. Junction
\ .- 900 10 season 10 ''''
l"'e '''' fast train and does not stop AT
e l" I,ufrc passumpsic, N"rrisNllle,
~ u,y Frl,rss>-Lcay"~ Montreal at ' 81
y '''.,J I ~ y. IN. LNnd"nNIil" 3d"' 81
Ian, 80 Wells laN'i t""' ''i'N'H az '"'e
hmnuth. al lo;3, j. N. >..,.;-.,.;u.. .,,J
moi -tnu al Lyndon. N"rrisNIllc. ana
, y.bt Frprets-Irayes Montreal at 3;N
q '''' "a iyndunvill" ll:2l. st Johns
w. i',r,r isiJa. m. Wells River l245,
" r:...,,n wa plymouth, at -:35 a. III.
TRAINS MovI>" NORTH.
r....- Leaves ". Il Junction at l:i5 p. M,
d a' im II .f"hnshury 800. Lynd"nrllie
",t :, ~ arrives AT Shrrbro"kr AT 9:'iO
,l,,,.n-Lra>cs ". L. Junction AT -:l5
. r,,.r 1000 -. bloomsbury ll:lO, LNn-
N r. Newport IL =. M. arrives at Shrr-
..tr '."
j., ...,, bry Erpcss-l,avcs Boston at -:HO a.
i.r. mouth Wells River .:;!- =. m, 81
.' III, INudnm, lille :i:;;0. Newport l;i6, ar
Montreal at go =. m
= u,.- not stop II Mclhh"ts' N"IilsNi''e'
.,., md Lyndon.
. y.,Jt Errr,SS-I.cavrs Boston at 600
rI,unuthJ Wells River l2;i0 m, ST.
... la INudnnNillr 2;uL. Newport b., ar
d Montreal al Huu - III.
,.'.,,. ~,u.iI, and not Monday. Does not
r., [.rr.,,ill.. II. j. Centre and Lyndon
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
ST. J"hnsbury Vermont.

4 LBERT VI. COOKS ESTATE
n The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Gale
dnnia commissioners 10 receive, examine, and ad
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF Albert NJ Cook late of ST .Iuhnsbury
i'll said district, deceased, represented insolN ent
and the term of six months from the 3Oth day I'll
June. A. ID. 1875. being allowed by said Court Ia
the creditors of said deceased, Ia exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us: Give notice.
that We will attend To the duties of appoint
ment al the dwelling house of the late \. VI
Cook in ST .Iohnsbury. i'll said district the
I'D. day of July and 3Oth of December next. at 10
uclock i'll the forenoon each of said days.
JOHN W. LEWIS $780,,
1881 T. e. FLEIC HER. ! ~ -
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Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
DONRpERS WANTEp.-In a private family on
ID Nam Street. For particulars address
90 HOME 81. .I"hnsbury. VI.
,HAMEEES TO RENT Front rooms over L
l.. G"rham- Hat and Shoe >t"re.-vrrX pleas
ant.-rricr moderate. Enquire of
If l. b. GORHAM.
RTGGY for ~ale-light and in good order I'm
ID quirr OF &. {. BINGHAM.
EINE WATCHES REPAIRED amd rated at
i HOW ARD y ROW ELLIS.
HIGHWAY TAX BILLS and all kinds of T.
ii GAL BLANKS. for sale NJ
CALEDONIAN OFFICE.
DABEITT MErAI.-A quantity at "Ll trI, for
ID hIhhitting. al IL cents pound If called tuI
soon. AT CALEpONINN OFFICE.
4 mNnITIoNAL NOTES. Just printed. and for
~al,. at the GALEpONfNN OFFICE.
SEAl3'H WARRANTS. CITATIONS. and
- CAPTIONS and CFETIFIrAT New forms
81 blanks Just print"da tALEDu\lANo OFFICE.
I ISr OF LETTERS remaining uncalrd fol in
/ the st .I"inShury Post Office, June 10 l-.5
Crosby J. II. = Liberty. Jas.
cole. Naggi" Met aulry tha-
Everett VIM q Mitchell. &. r.
French Nathan : Stewart Mamie
II"mr> Chandler saunders Maggie
Kelly. ANNA +. Taylor. las +
I.achanrr. Mary Wise Vim. F.
I.achnuc,. M"I.e,t.
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by the Montreal express Tuesday eve
ming, and soon sails for England, where
he will spend several months before
going to his New Zealand home.
Col. H. d. Hopkins, of Montpelier
has been rusticating in Montgomery iol
some time past, and we are glad to
learn that his health is much improved
He is about to make Il journey west
ward.
ID. y. Richardson, ESD, of the Bur
liugton Iowa Democrdt, is spending the
summer i'll Vermont. He is Il native oi
Orange, and he has many relatives
III this part of the stale. The Richard
son brothers have made Il great success
of the Democrat, and we are glad they
can take Il time for rest.
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New Firm---New Expressmen.

MI. QulntOn COOK has taken us ualt-
nrr, Mr.. j. ID. Gould, formerly of Pas
snmpSc. and they will carry on at the
old stand of \. NJ. Cook & Co. the
ness. The Express Co. have appointed
Cook X Gould agents at this place, 81
the express office will remain at the old
stand.
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West Concord.

Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church next Sabbath forenoon. services
commencing at half-past ten. Love