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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-12
Facts for Advertisers and Business
Men

That advertising in the columns of the Cdledo-
MAN is the cheapest and best way reach the pe"-
pie of It. J"hnsbury and vicinity. offer the
following:
l. Advertisements set in bold, attractive
type, and printed 50 they can be read.
=. The CdIed"Hidn is favorte local paper, is
read by all the household and goes into nearly ev-
cry family, Is the following figures show:
;. There 524 copies taken regularly i'll this
town. Taking the common estimate of i've read
crs To each paper and ii will he the Cdledo-
man has 1900 constant readers in ST. johns
bury.
4. While circular handful may be AT
thrown aside or destroyed, local paper is usually
preserved for days and weeks and is frequently
referred l." thus increasing the chances OF seeing
an advertisement many fold.
:. .\s carefully exclude objectionable and
disguised advertisements and intend print only
those of legitimate and respectable business. par
ties VIII" columns have the advantage al
good company.
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TILE sun.
DAILY AND WEEKLY EOR I815

The approach of the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance I" the events and develop
mrnt~ Of 10. rshill rndcaVnT L. describe them
fully faithfully and irarlrs-ly
TIE NEEkLG Sun has now attained a crcu-
atl"n al over seventy thousand copies. Its read
found in every STAT. and Territory and il
quality l. well known To- the public. We shall not
nly cndrv"r L. keep it fully up to the old stand
ard but I" improve and add 10 lis variety and
power.
THE WEEKLY Sun will continue to he a thor
nugh newspaper All the news of the day will be
found Ill il condensed when unmportant, at full
length when of moment and always we trust
treated III a clear Interesting ard instructive
n"r.
1t Is our aim To- make the WEEKLY Sun the
hest family newspaper in the world 1t will be
full of entertaining and appropriate reading of
cry sort bat Will print nothing To offend the most
~crupul"us and delicate taste. 1t will always con
tain the most interesting ami rInanC.s of the dav
carefully selected and legIbly printed.
The Agricultural department is prominent
feature in the WEEKLY Sun and its articles
will always he found fresh and useful TO the farm
The number of men independent in politics is in.
Cr"HSn4. and the WEEKLY Sun Is their paper
specially. 1t belongs tu party. and oheys no
dictati"n. cnt.ndin- Tor principle. and for the
election OF the hest men. exposes the corruption
HAT dls.raCes the country and threatens the over.
throw Of republican institutions. 1t has no fear of
knaves, and seeks n tav"rs from their supporters
The MAI kets ni every kind and the fashions are
regularly reported
The price of the WEEKLY Sun is one dollar
wear for sheet of ri-ht PAGES and ifty-six col
u'uil> Is lllS barely pays Inc expenses OF paper
and printing we not able L. make any discount
r allow any premium = friends who may make
special effort I" extend IT. circulation. Under the
new law. winch requires pay menj If postage in ad
vance "nr dollar year. with twenty cents the
cf~t II prepaid pr-taEe added. l. tn, rate Of sub
~crlrtIon. II l. not ccs>ary I" ut up club in
order To- have thu WEEKLY Sun al thi. rate
Anyone who sends one dollar AMI twenty cents
viii -"t IN, paper. postpaid for year.
We have II" travelling AGENTS
THE WEIkIY >IN.-ei-ht pa-rs fiftv.six
4 "a Year .fy.r "
discount from uiS g1f,
THE DAILY II NJ large fouI-pa-- news.
paper If twenty EIGHT columns. i'aily circulation
l20,0o0. Al the news for tNp cents. Suhscrip-
ZION. postage preplii ," cents a NTH, OF $3.50
a year To clubs of 10 nr u-.r discount If % per
cent. Address. 'TiIL Sun" New York City.
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Religious Meetings.

Earns, mRcH.-Meeting in hall of Gale
4.n.,u I.lurh-Df-v. q. R"ys. past"rJ Sahhatl
..,.- al 10 81 \. NJ and $50 T.. NJ. Sahhall
school .,I Zoo N.
., .---,.rrr.t-OEev. ID. Z. Miller, Pastor
r,-ld,u,, head "i summer street, sabbath
...- 40 lu-3u \. NJ. and 300 4. NJ. sab
hath ~,.un. 10 l2uH NJ
..,...>.... ,lHu-I;rv. Chas NJ. S"uihgatc
i.,--,,i., sabbath services at 1880 A. NJ. and
r-m., 81 ~.1.Ih school al l:i5 =. VI.
Do, ,..>.I ouuE,n.-iRev. +. T. Fairbanks
.l-toiJ sabbath services al l0:.n \. NJ.
..uI $50 f. NJ sabbath school al 1000 NJ
r.Nrr Meetings AT each Church Wrdnes
ItN evenings ~ 80.
Dc OF Tue MESSIAH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
NJ rillutson. PaStuTl sabbath services al
H. T.. NJ sabbath School at I'll +. NJ.
n-i CHUECH.-tI;rv. j. II. Marsh. Pastor. j
I.,~ld,ur,. Railroad st services in Brown :
Hall Main st sunday, preaching lu:.O \. NJ
pia.,I meeting $50 L. VI. "Wednesday. prayer
rr,,tln-. 1:.su l.. NJ services AT school ii"uS,
Hail ~ummrrNiIlr. SUNDAY. preaching =. NJ
sabbath school T.. NJ. Young people : meet
u- Friday. 80 p. III.
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JOSIAH II. WINSLoW'S ESTATE.

JOSIAH II. WINSLOW : ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT s.
In Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office in
ST. Johnsbury. the 9Th day of March, \. ID. l-75
Geo. A Haynes, executor of the last will and ties
lament of Josiah II. Wnsluw. late of Hardwick in
said district, deceased makes application said
court for license I" sell the whole of the real
of said deceased, representing that said sale would
br beneficial to the heirs devisces and lesaicr>,
and all interested i'll said estate, To sell the whole
of the real estate of said deceased and convert the
same into money. And said executors htyiu-.
brought into Court the consent and appreciation i'll
writing of all the dev~ees and lrgatcts residing in
this State
Whereupon il is ordered by said court that said
application come under consideration and be heard
the 27th day of March, y. D. l-15. the Probate
office ill st. Johnsbury and il is further or
dered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication of notice of this application and &"
der thereon, three weeks successfully III the Gale
dnnian. printed at 81. Juhnsbury before said tim.
Of hearing that they may appear at said time ami
place, and if they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
\ true copy of Record, Attest,
6365 HENRY FRENCH, Register.
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Y. M. C. A.

The annual business meeting of the Y NJ. c. A.
will be held at the North Church Saturday
evening, March 49, at eight O'Clock. The election
of officers will take place and all members in
vited to be present. Those wishing to join in.
vited to be present, send in their names. 1t is
also desirable to increase the membership by ad
dition TO the number of ladies' who members
and they especially invited.
+. B DEMO. President.
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,5lru advertisements.
Persistent Advertising in the right medi
brings business.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
l OST-A pair of gold bowed eye glasses. The
l Itinder will please leave them AT this office.
DALESTINE COMMANDERY No. 5. X T.
L Members requested to meet at their Asy-
un, next Tuesday evening. at u O'Clock, March
It, ISIS. A full attendance is required. It.
l. NE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
L HOWARD 4 ROWELLS.
hRESS MAKING and plain sewing done, and
l , ladies and chIldren's undertaking made 10
order in Ides Block, north door.
HIGHWAY TAX BILLS, and all kinds of lie
i GAL BLANKS for sale at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
4 CONDITIONAL NOTES, Just printed, and for
~ sale AT the CALEDO\tAN OFFICE.
RABBITT METAL.-A quantity of old type for
ID babbitting, at Il cents pound if called for
soon. at CALEDONAN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-12

Mr.. Morse. teacher in the Academy,
stepped down an elevator hole, while
showing a friend around the scale works
on "Wednesday. He fell about ten feet.
hut fortunately escaped without per
manrmt injury.
\ three Years old son of Clifford Pinard
of Maple street. WAS :" severely burned
Il few weeks ago, that he died of Iii,
injuries on Monday. He was intrustcd
with IL candle and sent up stairs, where
he set his clothes on fire.
Joseph Morain. an old man who lives
in Idc'> huilding. fell down stairs Wed
nc>daN morning. cutting Il bad cash in
his head. aud sustaining quite severe
injuries. He hled protusclH, and WAS
im>cnsihle for Il time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-12

stop that Cough! No pulmonary complaint.
however chronic. long resist the healing intiu-
cnce OF pr. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hurrhuund ~ specific for Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. and bronchitis. cure for GROUP and pre-
vcntivr Of Consumption, il has no equal Acts
like Il charm i'll hulrSrncss and sore throat. Clears
and strrn- the voice of speakers and singers
Takes away all the distress of wHOOPING COUGH.
Contains no opium or other dangerous drug, and j.
pleasant t" take. Trial bottles. 10 cents. q. \.
>t"rcr. -. 1"hnshury. and Barbour 4 Eaton. Wells
River. sole \ tents. Gail and ask them about it,
Wells Richardson y Co. Burlington. General
\ gents 5i-lO6
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FARM FOR SALE!

Within one-half mile of Peacham Hollow. one.
fourth ml- of School House. and une-fuurth
mile of Academy and Church. Contains about 10
acres. abundance of wood and timber never falling
water al house. barn and pastures. House and
shed well built. Also a 80 acre lot of moving pas
Iure and timber land. one mile from said farm all
On road that never drifts From Peacham Hollow
10 Barnet. +. W. CLARK
Pcacham. Vt. Jan 10 ~ l04tf
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lnrll and STATE Urus.
The binding has come.

The binding has come.
q. &. Hale is timing the roof OF
tie Avenue House.
I.a}mru'> meeting at Avenue Hall,
sunday afternoon. at 3 o'clock. All are
invited.
Parties VIII" left books to Ice bound
at this office previous to Jan. ID. can
! now receive the same.
There will he II donation to the
Rev. q. RoyS. ut the Free Baptist hall
ou Friday evening, March -.
Annual meeting of the \. VI. &. \
at the cI"~r of the Young peoples meet
s ug at the North Church next Saturday
evening.
Irur Repentance. and what lead,
toni will he the subject of discourse
at the Chmch of the Messiah next sun
day evening.
An interesting" letter on Southern
Affairs viii hc found in another column
]. MIS- Written 10y an Intelligent man
i"i Tho past ten }"'i- a resident OF Lou
'-hl'.
We 9i'ca good deal of space to tn,
lf"I- of \. J. Crane and Z. y. Jcwett
because "" know our readers are inter
r-i"d m them. Judge ShipmIn has not
.cr given hi~ decision in the .Jrwett
rl~'-.
d'r" Mcmillan. ESP. of Danville. hao
3D. lHIIllti' shock. and it WAS thought
''uid not live. His son ut Minneapolis
Ms l'Irglaphcd for.
''' ''i'- '''''N '"' "''''''' 'l'''
'''I'I persons III thus place. from the
''>>''I'''N"ii> Ialmrn VIII" came here
''''''N'.'>' ""' lett warm friends.
\hou, ,.,, ,.,,...,.. ,.;., =,
,,..,..,.,.,l .I.,,.l.' a.;
>,lI,tb >,,r,.,,t ,L. -,
revival ro, :, .,,.
,''' '"''''l''' were papllZtd
'''''''''
Union meeting at North Cburrb to.
night Thursday. Young people', min,
meeting at same place Saturday .,.r.
me-. Young converts and annu;r.r.
meeting at the several ,hurrb.s F,i,I,,
u c weather has been very com
i'''"hlr the past week. though not We
VAIN enough to impair the cNccllcn
>.''-inng. which has been unintclrupt
'H mo-" for about four months. Spring
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CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
TOHN MoRSE'S ESTATE.

VOHN MORSES ESTATE.
~ STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
In Probate Court. holden at the Irubatt Office il
81. Johnsbury on the 9Th dav of March a II I-1.t
Ephrain II Stone and Charles H. Morse. rxrcu
tors of the last Will and Testament of John MuTs,.
late of ST. JohnSbury. i'll said district. deceased
make application tn said Court for license I" sci.
the whole of the real estate of SAID deceased
representing that said sale would he beneficial t'
the heirs drvisces, and lrgat"rs and all persons
interested in said estate, 10 sci. said real estate
and convert the same int" money. And said exec
utnrs having brought into Court the consent and
appreciation in writing OF all the heirs. drvis-eS
and legatees residing in this STATE.
Whrrcupon II is ordered by said court. that sIi,
application under consideration and hr heard
March 9th \. u. l-1I al tn" Prnhat" Office III
St..Iohnsbury: and il il further ordered that all
persons Interested b notified hereof 10y publication
of notice of this application and order thereon.
three, weeks sucC-ssvely i'll the talcdnuian printed
al 81. Johnshury, before said time ut hearing that
they may appear al said time and place and if the
cause. object thereto.
BY the Court, Attest.
HENRY FRENCH Register
\ true copy of Record, Attest.
$500 HENRY FRENCH. Register
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Cabot.

The higher department of tic village
school under the direction of Mr.. y. &.
Il. llavildud closed Friday eve the Pot h
of Feb. with an exhibition. The house
Mas we'll filled and the parts thoroughly
committed and we'll sustained. Fit
teen dollars was realized above cN-
prm>r>. which is /" Ice used for the pur-
chase of a globe for the school.
The Primary Department taught 10y
Miss Dora White closed Friday after
noon the 9TH; quite a good number were
present t" witness tn" closing exercises
ali of which showed that the scholars
had had thorough instruction during
the past winter. which plainly shows
that Miss White is mistress of what she
processes to teach.
The Lower Village school taught by
Miss Alice CowlcS of Peacham closed
the 10Th of Feb. and is well worthy of
note. We copy from the Supcriutcmd-
cnt'> report. He SAYS: | found it Il first
'l'N> n'h''"i' i"'H WIZ NATURE" WIN
military precision. going ont and com
ing in; coming into the classes, Sc, WaS
in the most perfect order. The ques-
tioniug was well directed to the think
ing powers of the pupil. The cxplana-
tions were clearly given, and instruc-
ton generally was characteristic of an
excellent scholar and teacher. This
district may well pride themselves ON
their school the past winter.
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The Walden Shooting-O'Gannon not
Seriously Hurt.

seriously hufI.
la our account last week of the shoot
ing of Henry O't:annon 10y Albert Carr.
We gave the d"ctor's opinion that the
wound would prove fatal. On seeing
him the next day, the physician found
Il marked change for the better. and his
opinion is that if Oiann"n rcfr.in> from
Intoxicating liquor aud is careful. he
will speedily recover. OGann"n WAS
taken home on Friday. and WAS able to
Nclcd him. We said last week that
O'Ganmon had the reputation of being
il rough customer and bully. What
has transpired since the shouting. con
firms the statement. 1t seems almost
incredible. but it is said that while he
lay i'll Cars house expecting to die.
this desperate called one of his SONS.
and attempted to make him take an
oath that if he died, he would avenge
his death by taking the life of Carr &;
adding that if he got well, he would
take care of that matter himself And
so did this man on his supposed dying
bed breathe out threateningsa and Slaugh-
ter. that old Mrs. Carr was afraid he
would get up and butcher her before
he left the house.
We give elsewhere the principal part
of the testimony of the state at the pre-
liminary examination of Carr. We un-
derstand that the defense will he that
OGannon is Il desperate and dangerous
man: that he had threatened Carr more
than once; that he had driven him out
of the woods once, and that Carr so
feared him that he dared not go into
the woods alone. That he had come to
Cars house in the night time and tried
manner: that only two or three weeks
before this shooting he had been down
to Cars house in his absence, and
| knocked down and otherwise abused
Cars old mother. This, and some
other things III relation to the defense.
were foreshadowed 10y the cross examina-
ton of the state witnesses.
From the evidence elected. and from
the unsworn testimony of the neighbor-
hood. the case seems to be about this
O'Gannon is an able-bOdied. strong
man rather passionate, and decidedly
ugly. especially when under the influ
ence of liquor. which is nearly all the
time. Carr is Il little, effemnate. harm
less man. who will weigh about hun
bred and fifteen pounds is weak
physically and not strong mentally, but
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3Harriagrs.

At Pcacham. March, It'll by Rev. A W. Wild,
Mr. lanes Hall of Neponset, Ill, and Miss Isabel.
Ia T. Ii"uktr of Peacham.
At West Burke March eth, by Rev. u. Lewis
Mr.. Albert j. Batchrller and Miss Della : Chad
wick all of ST .Iohnslury
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Left Town.

One Titus formerly lived in Lowell,
where he married wife. There was
some difficulty and they parted. Titus
came to this place and enurted and
married another wife, by whom he has
two children. \ short time ago letters
We're received from Lowell making Ell
quiric$. and some of Titus's friends adj
ViSed him that he had better leave.
Titus thought not, az he said his for
mer wife told him to leave her and never
come around her again. But 10y advice
of friends. he left work for the p. & O.
road last week and took his last family
and busted. He is said to he Il steady,
well disposed man. but not well posted
III the laws governing marriage and li-
Vorce.
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Telegraph, OFFICES,

,,-r-rrr:< I'<GuN and Vt. INTERNATIONAL TEL
,.t,rI COMPANY. Offices in the Post Office,
Main ~tr,-t and IN the Passenger Depot.
,,,,.,, D. ms from = A NJ. tn9 p. NJ. Night
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harmless and inoffensive a peaceable
man aud good neighbor, entirely unfit
and indisposed to cope with u two-tisted
bully, drunk or sober. Toward this
Carr, O'Gamnon had enmity; it has not
appeared in evidence how he came by
this, but the fact is apparent, he had IT..
Carr WAS in fear of his life. Without
much immediate prOvocation, but with
considerable in the near past, Carr fired
the pistol which might have ended
O'Gannon's earthly career, but which
only gave him. as he expressed it, ''an
army scratch There is no malice in
Carr. He is not quarrclsome. He has
no yrlrdge to avengc. He thinks he has
rights. and he feels that O'Gannon has
tlampled upon them, and abused him
and his family. His mistake was in
using IL weapon at that time when there
seemed to he little or no occasion. If
he had been at home and done the same
thing when O'Gannnn knocked down
his mother, every one would have said,
il served him right
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ping between the two glasses, out of
the way of dust or flies, either a heavy
or light curtain al sill.
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Changers, Attention !!

Or any other VIII" wants a GOOD FARM
The undersigned, d-SIr"~ of leaving town. offers
his farm for sale cheap II l. situated about one
half mile from Fairbanks VILLAGE. contains 36s
acres. is in good CONDITION. with running water To
huust and barn which never fails. For particu-
lars. inquire ui y T. BOWMAN. OF the, owner on the
premises. Also good twu-hnrsc Dump Cart for
sale. WM W. RAMSAY
St Johnsbury. Feb H. I-75. 6O.65
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! ty clearly how he rode those three OF
four miles. a bunch of keys in his
pants pocket, were WON some of them
nearly off by contact with the wheel
| His watch, which he carried in his
pants. on the same side us the KEYS
WAS worn III Ihc same manner As the
wheel of the car extends above the
truck frame only the width of the flange
it is evident he so laid on the frame
that his pocket came directly over the
wheel.
When the news came to this place
that the remains would he mt White
River Junction on the evening train.
Col. Merrill, Supt. of the PaSSumpSic
road, despatched ii special train to the
junction, and the body WAS brought at
once to his fathers house in this place.
reaching here about IL O'Clock at night
THE FUNERAL.
At the request of the railroad en-
pl"Nfs. most of whom would have been
unable to attend any other day, the
funeral services were held Sabbath af-
tcin"on; and to accommodate those
who wished to attend from abroad. the
North Church WAS rendered for the pur-
pose. Trains Were run from White
River junction and Newport The ears
and engines were drapcd in mourning.
These trains brought in about si> ear
loads of railroad men and others. who
together with our towns people, packed
the church To its utmost capacity, and
many went away foI want of room
Brief and appropriate services were
conducted by Revs. f. +. Fairbanks
and ii. w. Jones; there WAS il chant
by male quartet, -MeSSrs. A. o. Ba-
ker. \. I. Became, Harry May and y. p.
Dodge, then the procession wend-
ed its way to the cemetery The face
of the deceased looked peaceful and
litc-l like. and many Il strong man
dropped silent teal over his early and
sad death.
superintendent Merrill. and the other
railroad officials. were very kind and
thoughtful towards the friends of the
deceased. and in many WAYS evinced
the sympathy 80 valued at such a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller express their heart
felt thanks in IA card clScw here.
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Personal.

The reader noticed in last weeks pa
per the account of the murder of protcs-
tanr> at Acapulco. Mexico. by the Rn-
man catholics. The Rev. VI. y. Hutch
ln>"n spoken of in that article. ami Su-
pcllntcndcnt of missions in Central
Mexico. Is Merrill Hutchinson. formerly
of this place. He is an orphan. and
lived with his uncle. Arnold Ilutchin-
son. up I" about the time of his major
lily: He WAS IL student at the II Johns
bury Academy about the Yeas ls53- !.
and Is we'll and pleasantly remembered
10y Large circle. He was leading ten
or singer at the South Church for scv-
cIal Years. His life was undoubtedly
spared at the time of this massacre.
from the fact that he WAS unable To at
tend the meeting that evening. His
family are now living in the city of
Mexico. Now that our readers know
VIII" it is that WAS saved from this mas
Saclc. where six persons were murdered
in cold blood. they Will peru>e their last
weeks CditiOnidH with renewed in
ttIcSt.
Moses Wright and Young Stone. for
mellN engineers on the L. \ .. road.
have gone to work on a Michigan rail
road.
Lawyer O. :. Burke has gone to
FluIida Ior hi. health
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IA N Els I'M PROV ED
IMPERIAL
SUGAR BEET -!

have continued To- improve this Beet since il
was introduced To thu public, four wears ago This
wear am able tu furnish seed from lrcts superior
To any heretofore sent out. This Beet will Weld
more than most varieties OF Mang"d- Wurzrl and
contains three per cent more of sugar The, best
Beet ever raised for feeding Voung stock.
From thirty To forty tons raised tn thu, acre. al
cost of five cents per hush-l Thu. clrapueSs with
which they can be raised, the amount of healthy.
nutritious food for cattle sheep and swine makes
this the most profitable root to raj e.
Seed furnished at one dollar per pound sent by
express or mail b"stag" paid. A II orders prompt
" attended to HENRY LANE
Cornwall
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ParIor & Tenement to Rent!

large and desirable parlor. on Main Street
suitable for a dress maker. To he rented with or
without tenement in lde's Block. opposite the
North Church. Enquire of HENRY &. 1DE.
ST. Johnshury. VT Jan. Il. l-75. 55tf