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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25

it over the other day and proposed
sending some on to the Centennial.
We are sorry to hear that DR.. F. H
Cilley talks of moving away. The
Doctor has given general satisfaction
where he has been employed.
a. S. Laughlin has fitted a force pump
so us to be of service in case of fire. Ii
will throw II perpendicular stream As
feet, and he has 80 feet of hose.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Analysis of Water.

The village Trustees sent five Jugs of
water to Dr. Nichols of the Ma>SachI-
sets institute OF Technology, for analy-
sis. and the Doctor has made his report
to them. The water was taken from
five different sources. and the packages
were simply lrttcred, 81 that the chemist
had nothing to guide him in his de
ciSion ~.Nccpt what he found III the
water. We copy from his report:
"Water marked ~" (ThiS water
was taken from Scim Frost's well. on
summer street, This water il appar-
emily well water. Qualitative cNamina-
ton showed. in addition to carbonate
and >ulphatc of lime. Il considerable
amount of chlnlidcS. nitrIteS, and aka
line salts: also an apprcciablc quantity
of phosphatcS. Considering also the
amount of ammonia and of heterogeneous
organic matter. las Indicated by the
'.albuminoid ammonia.") should infer
that the well was contaminated by
drainage. and should not recommend it
| for use. although the water which ! re-
ceivcd was palatablc enough. OF the
other waters. there is no evidence from
the chemical examination that they are
contaminated 10y drainage.
The specimen marked ''P" takcn
from P;lSsumpsic Iiver) is considerable
| harder than the others. and would be
less desirable for use in washing. The
amount of mineral matter is not. how
ever. 50 great as to make the water OBJ
! icctionablc for drinking. If we could
safely judge from the examination of Il
single set of specimens. ! should say
that on the whole the water M from
| Noosclivcr) was rather better than a.
(from Aqueduct,) or rs" from Stiles
Pond \ but should not he willing to say
that the stream or pond from which
this sample was taken. was the most
desirable one from which to draw the
water supply of your town. At the
present season the water would proba-
bIy he in as good condition as ever
and | should not wish to decide be-
tween two or more sources simply Oh
the strength of Il single chemical eX'
animation. without IL somewhat intimate
knovl,dre of the various localities.
Then follows IL table of results OBJ
tanned 10y the analysis. as expressed II
parts. For instance, of ''inorganlc' ant
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Farm For Sale +!

Situated in West Littleton. y. H.. on the Con
necticut River, of the best farms in town con
tanning 80 acres of land good buildings good
water is well fenced contains apple and sugar or
chard and is handy to school Would exchange for
small place near 81. Johnsbury Plains. For
further particulars address +. FULFORD. Lower
Waterford. Vt, call at the farm. 1916
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
LYNDON CENTRE, VT.

Spring Term opens March :. l-.6. First class
school. Full Board of Instruction. Classical
Scientific and Ladies' Course OF Study. Library
and Reading Room free To students. Send for lat
al"gue. Address |. W. SANBORN. Sec'y and
Treas Lyndonvillr Vt I2-I3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25

| MEssRs. LTTTLEFIELD 4 Co:
Il live IN Manchester now, and have lived over
hftv years Iii GnffstOwn about two miles from
here. am II wears old. have had caiarrh for Is
Years and bad cough for - years especially
Spring and Fall. Good deal of that time | have
had dizziness in the head During the fifteen wears
| have had droppings from the head upon the lungs
filling the throat " it'll phlegm, causing tickling in
| the throat. and whenever / was down with fever
creating feeling Of sufncating and stranglinp
| People have thought had the conslImption I
WAS doctored for that | have consulted a great
many physicians hut never got more than tempo
rary relief. About two months ago had a dizzy
spell. fell down and in-ensiblt for son. time
and did not know my own folks for over six hours
Nv brother told me Of your COasf.tutiDHdI fdtdrrk
Reinedy and advised me 10 buy a bottle, lie had
catarTh and took this and it left. got a bottle
and III ten days II cured the catarTh removing the
phlrgm, tickling in the throat, and my cough and
! was abb. To four cords of wood workin" siy
hours a day. / never saw ANYTHING like II II
seemed Ia make me all over new. | have nom, OF
the old troubles unless get cold, and then a tea
spoonful of the Constitutional CdtdrTh Remedy re.
moves everything. ] would not lie without Il az
long as could get money to buy it with. My grand
son and his wifi. have had caiarrh and they are
trying it and find immediate relief
have had pains III tn" small of my back and
weakness OF the kidneys for many years and
though work hard daily shovcling this season of
the year, my kidneys have found great relief and
the pains have greatly diminished.
JOSEPH GEORGE.
Capt Joseph George can get the testimony OF
every bank man and city officer back him as re-
liable and honest.
-y Hundreds of Cases of a similar nature cur
ed within the last year. Snrffs and lotions give
only temporary relief The Constitutional Catayrh
remedy strikes at the root builds up the constitu-
non, makes II new, and drives away catarrh and
al diseases Of the mucous membranes and their
attendant aches and pains, pertaining to head
back, shoulders kidneys and throat.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.-Sold by all Drug
Sists. pamphlet of ~ pages, giving treatise
IN 'aiarrh, and containing innumerable OF
cures, sent FREE, by addressing the prOpTietors
LlITLEFlELD 4 co. Manchester, n. Ii,
tJunel 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Iurm Wd STATE ,5lrns.

\ imdug brought in Friday of this
will hr sent on Saturday. This
'a,I call.
be >r,rrr blow which has been
u '"l the last eight or ten hours.
Tire western train this morning.
be Newport Express has the rIrm"r
...I> Eohin>on has leased the
'A'mgog House for five Years.
Dr. ". f. H"Wmln will retain
We .ruu that Il freight train ON
.',.mp~lc run of the track ut
rHN sunday morning. week e
CO.,, badly. No one hurt.
.".-h Ne have had on the whole
''''''''' It Wv "''''i'
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way III ''''0 u"
l'''' u" y,
I d, nlIlcrll cold. with Il stiff
' ''''' GUS ''N' Il N"''c'
Dawn. an .IJ,,I, maiden
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Jus gave 'h'> 'i''' lie
a. ON '''''hle'' can
... .,lI III ''e ''i'''''' rue
70. ""''H' ''l"'c many
''9' YOU See
.'HNul 18th will Il. III. ffti.tL
,nl Of the n,,,,;,o. of I-r.Io
ildl,l aud wife TncIeU,dI.v
rM ta,o,i,r wi,b ,nn hor. 'ud
is one of ,h. h..t oId ,,dia'
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.a,.I.n '''''.''''@ Substantial
W. '''' nr'@hh"r> represents Mr.
..... wing Il worthy HE and
'''' T." remember and encour-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
The Boston Mails

ST. JOIINSBURY. VT, Feb. ~, rs.
SIR: Through your columns | wish
to correct Il mistake in an article in the
Boston Journal of the 18th inst, with
regard to the mail facilities of this
place. The article mentioned complains
that the Boston mail arriving here ut ,
o'clock A. NJ, is not distributed until
q 4. NJ. There is now no Boston pouch
left ut this place. The mail formerly
left here by that train is now sent from
Boston to Newport in Il closed pouch,
and distributed by the route agents on
THEN trips south. BY so doing all places
on the Pass Il. r.. and =. x o.. east.
are supplied with Boston mail i'll the
morning. while this place Is accomme-
dated as before. Thinking that per
haps some would think | was remi>s in
accommodating the public. Thought |
would publish this that the matter
might be understood by the business
men of the place. Respectfully.
CHAs. p. CARPENTER, p. =. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Collins and Caskets,

Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
l.. ID. HOWARD, EAST OF DEPor. at Greatly Re
duced Rates.
Baskets upholstered and trimmed at short
notice. at the rooms IRA HARvEY's Variety
Store. Eastern Avenue. Call in and examine my
work
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25

r>n Et,rl>. Room open from . a. VI
.-v from . t"r and from to - T.. NJ
sd "Wednesday Evenings
.nA-upru tuesday and Friday
W " lNNYER. Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Collectors Office Removed.

The office of Collector of Internal
Revenue for Vermont. officially de>g-
mated rs the Second District of Vermont
WAS removed to Montpelier from st.
Johm>hury on the 18th inst. in accord
ancc with the request of the Commits
>ioncr of Internal Revenue. Collector
{. :. Dana has organized his force of
deputies as follows: Geo. \. Kent of
Brattlch"ro. i deputy for Windsor and
Windham counties: Thomas {. Robbins
of Rutland. is deputy for Bennington,
Rutland and Addison counties f.. t.
Taft of Burlington. is deputy for Chit
tcndcn. franklin and Grand Isle c"un-
ties W. II. Galhrafh of II. .JolInShuIN =.
is deputy for Orleans. ESSEX and Gale
donna counties |. =. Dana. deputy for
Orange. Washington and lamoillr coum-
ties. is located 1T the central office at
MontpclicI, over the Montpelier Ma
tioual Bank. on State street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Town Collectors Notice
TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS

My receipts all due March l. and all taxes re-
manning unpaid at that time will he collected ac.
cording To law. will attend personally to receiv-
ing the same at my store in Bank block. Railroad
street, opposite the Avenue House AT all business
hours. BY seeing that your taxes are paid before
March l, you will save extra expense.
HIRAM WEEKS. Collector
IL AlltA.l L.uh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
The Blockade Runners.

The blockade in the White Mountains
WAS raised on Friday. by means of Il
large force oi workmcn. who were OBJ
ligcd t" pick the ice from the track
The Burlington men left the Fahyan
on that day. and reached Portland the
same evening. Saturday they spent III
looking over the city and an excursion
down the harbor. returning through this
place on Monday. on the whole much
pleased with their trip. The Railroad
Company will now she'd over the cut 1T
the Crawford House. and thus do AWAY
with one bad place on the line. An
other such storm. however. may not
occur in 81 wears
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25

For the week ending Tuesday. Feb - l-16.
MNRKET BfEr-A few choice - ~ a . -. extra
: m ~ first quality = ~ - second quail
iiN - On ~. third quality - m a ~.
STORE tNTrIE-Working oxen and Steers. per
pair. SIOG $50 SI1j. SOFA s24O.
MILCH Cows AND CALVES-s3i a s63 extra ST. a
sg5 F.trrow Cows $50 Il so
lEaLI>"S-sl0 ~ a s22 NV" years old al :32
three Years old So a $40
SwlNE-Stor"S. cents per lb.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND IAMBs-ln lots. - 90 ~ %.
- ~ - -, 80 90 q % per head extra % 10 IA
- 10 per head. or y "A &c per III.
Spring Lambs. y OOc per III.
Veal Calves - ~ a 80 ~.
Brighton Hides. . a ~ per H.
Country Hides - a - per III.
Brighton Talluw ~ a Dc per III.
Country Tallow. y Gc per lii.
Calf skins IL I24c per H.
Prlts. 81 - a Fl - each.
y. t. Beef hoicr grade includes nothing but
stalltrd 100 to 100 lbs Bul1ocks Extra and first
quality includes the best large. fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and thr
nIl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Suspended.

John \. Moore'> clothing store on
Main Street. was closed 10y the Sheriff
Monday night. on Il writ i'll favor of his
father. Samuel y. Moore of Wells River
Nj. MuuIc has been doing business here
for several Ncal>, and is owing some
four or five thousand dollars for goods,
mostly in" Boston. He attributes his
failure to dom" Il credit business. Il
large stock on hand, and the crowding
of one of his creditors. His largest
creditor is his father. and he has taken
possessions, and we understand proposes
to SETTLE the claims as soon us NAV he.
and open the store again. They are
now taking an inventory, and we trust
there will he enough property found to
pay the debts, though this is hardly prob
able if the father insists on one hundred
cents on the dollar 1t j. supposed the
elder MooIc'> claim is 50 large Us to pre-
vent going through bankruptcy for in
the latter event no one gets anything
but the officers who do the business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
PaSSumpSlc.


VIM. Child, NJ. D., gives lecture at
the village hall Friday evening. the
18th, under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c.
A. Subject Sanitary reform in the
rural districts"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
3 4 Ugdcn>hurC II u. Trains

.uIND WEST.
Leaves Portland 10 a m, Fabyan'
.ruhur- 81. East Concord 3-Il
ID NurIh Concord, 400 West Con
s., Iahu-hury ! -. - .I"hnshury. 300
N alden G.GU. Grrrn~buru G!3 Ea-t
.. Hudwick G:ii, arrives at johnson
lra>rs Lun-nhurg 7:c0 a. m. +
Mics Pond 30. North 'unc"ri. -
Pc b. -. .I"hn~bmrN :: -. arrive 81
90. caves -. .I"hnsbury at 600 a M
ildrn 80. East Hardwick -
Ill al ll:I.,.
- ...n docs not run Mondays west ri
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25

s. T>IuN and Vt. INTERNATIONAL TEL
..tnNr,NY. Offices in the Post Office.
>rr,,t and in the Passenger Depot
.Hur~ from \. NJ. tu9P. NJ. Nigh
-.-.- o. halt rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
DanVille.


j. :. Bates. living halt mile west of
this village. fell from his hay loft, one
day last week. striking in such way as
to receive Il severe cut upon the side of
his head. and otherwise iniuring him.
Mr.. Bates is quite an aged man, and his
recovery is very slow. He formerly
lived at head of Main street. St. Johns
bury.
1t will he gratifying to the friends of
MI. John Gould to learn that he has
returned from his third visit to Rome. \ .
y, and that the surgeons have decided
that he has no cancer. as he supposed,
but is cured.
Mr.. c. o. Shattuck. of South Danville.
started for Massachusetts last Monday
t" purchase machinery for his new
WOODEN factory. This factory he has
built on the site of the one burnt last
May.
AT the special school meeting held at
the Academy in this village, district
No. 26.) it was voted not to have a
spring term of school. Also voted to
raise money on the present grand list
To pay the Indebtedness of the district.
This move to raise another tax on the
list of $50. WAS considered quite sharp
thing 10y some. as il rings i'll the burnt
district. also those that have moved out
nt l,.t l.,N
died since last April.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
East Burke.

The Methodist society will hold al
antiquarian supper next Friday eve,
ming. at the school house hall. Proceeds
to be used in paying the debt on the
church organ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Barnet.


The Railroad Company's yards are
getting filled with wood. Ford'> four
teams leave about 30 cords a day. and
HaZen x Morrison have three or four
teams drawing. Some of the wood is
scraggy and well adapted to rustic
work. President Raymond was looking
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25

SIS: Moose river. 2.1l and / 10: Pas
SumpSic river. go and O.s4 4: Stiles
| Pond, $50 and 2IS.
The Water Works.
We understand that the Trustee.
have decided to put i'll pump works AT
the Paddock village dam, and have al,
ready begun the foundation for theil
pump house on the island. This build
ing is to he framed. }Ox32. and brick
outside. The Trustees have deed fion
Mcleod of siX-fortiethS of the water
power, and all the island. for which
they pay 5000. The Ncrgennes Ma
chine Company have hadrepresentativc-
on the ground surveying the streets. and
are to make bids foI putting in the
pumps alone. do the piping only. "r
complete the whole works. Mr.. Holly
has been III town for several days past.
and Mr.. Richardson, agent of the Holly
Manufacturing Company, is expected in
town to-day, and this Company will al
50 bid for this work. The report of DIR.
W. Il. Nichols. who has analyZcd scv-
clal specimens of water from this place.
Is given elsewhere. 1t is plain to un-
scientific people. as DIR. Nichols init
mates, that the character of river water
III August cannot be very clearly de
temined 10y analyzing specimens of it in
February. And the reader will see the
force of his remarks when he says. Il
should not wish to decide between two
or more sources simply on the strength
of Il single chemical examination. with
out Il somewhat intimate knowledge of
the various localities.r 1t seems no
more than just that the people should
have all the light that science can bring
20 this subject before they are asked to
either drink or pay for any water about
which there Is question. But as we I'M
dcrstand it, the matter is settled. and
we must take river water he it good.
bad or Indifferent. Under the circum-
stances we shall all hope it will prove
good although after the quite uman-
lmouS expression ut the last village
meeting. good many express surprise
that all these questions were not settled.
and several others also. before the loca-
ton of the water supply was fully de
cidcd upon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Farm to Rent!

The subscriber will rent his farm which contains
about 100 acres at excellent land situated near
Peacham Corner also pasture i'll the west part
Of Peacham of about ~ acres. For particulars ap
PLY To address. W. V. MCLACHLIN
South praCham VI Feb
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Wheelock.

Wheelock.
J. +. Dow lost Il valuable COW last
week. recently purchased of +. J. Cree.
A means for liquidating the long
standing meeting house debt has been
devised, and the two societies have
agreed upon the occupancy of the house.
Each denomination to have an equal
right to house and fixtures if the Meth
odist> take the unsold pews and pay the
balance of the debt. This being salts
factory 10 both parties. it is hoped that
one certain brother will say amen
and then forever he silent
Religious meetings have been held in
this village five evenings every week
for nearly ten months. and some of the
time there have been six evenings spent
in the same way. These meetings have
been well attended, which speaks well
for the community.
There was disturbance on the usually
quiet Potomac last week, 10y way of a
little Skirnish between the heavy ar
tillery commanded by Col. Green. and
the sharp-ShOOters under Gen. Mitchell.
1t was said by an eye witness to be IA
closely contested fight as the Col. was
in the constant embrace of the Gen.
The weapons used were big mittens and
saw dust. ''Jont," describing the scene
SAYS the air WAS full of saw IuSJ and
mittens. but no Green or Mitchell to he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
East Concord.

John. Il II years old son of Sylvester
Seacc. fell from the scatfold in the barn
on Wednesday of last week, and broke
his arm above the elbow.
John Emery, who was reported as
being very low in the last CaIedonian.
died Thursday night. He leaves wife
and two children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
The New Scale Shops.

The carpenters have erected two
large shops on the ground where the
three scale shops were burned. and the
foundation for the third is about ready
for the Supcrs1ructurr. The work has
been delayed because of the changes in
the plans of the shops from those which
were destroyed. The main shop is ten
feet wider than the old one. thus re-
qulIin@ an entirely new and larger
foundation. The new buildings are
also som" five feet higher. and there
are other changes. making them much
Ian ger and more complete shops. and
quite imposing structures. The weather
Tor the most part has been very favor
able for the rebuilding. but an occa-
Sl"nal day. like to-day. has been severe
for the workmcn. The enthusiasm and
zeal which the men put into this work
is quite lcti cshing. after :" long Il time
of quiet III the building line in this VII
lagc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25

Rev. Robert Page. who died at West
Pennington. O.. the I2th ult. at the
advanced age of nearly 81 years. was
pastor of the Congregational Church in
Ilardwick. from sept. p. I-:E}. t" June
l-35. Many of the Older people of the
county will remember him.
Andrew Whitchcr. whose buildings
We're burned Il few weeks since. has
bought the hotel. Price S4.:}UO. He
takes possession March LIST. His son
Charles j. going in with him.
VIM. -. Bronson had Il COW which
brought calf last week. with two com
plctc heads. two back bones. tw" tails.
two sets OF ribs. two hearts. one body.
and tomr legs. The bodies were united
at the shoulders Where is Balnum =!
The animal was dead. but the skin is To
he stuffed and preserved.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-25
Golden Wedding.

The tifticth anniversary of the mar
riagc of Gardner Wheeler and wife. WAS
celebrated at the old Wheeler home
stead in st. Johnshury. on Tuesday
Feb. -. Such occasions are not very
frequent in this world of uncertainties
and change. and when they do occur il
Is quite appropriate that they should he
duly observed. This one WAS improved
10y about forty of the relatives and
friends present. and WAS very interest
ing and enjoyable to them all Gifts
amounting To about so were presented
accompanied with appropriate remarks
on behalf of the donors. 10y DR.. Bullard
To which Mr.. Wheeler responded III /.
few fitting words. The bridal loaf
/ fashioned in great taste. WAS made and
presented 10y MI. WhcclerS only sister
Mrs. Jacyntlia Parker. of Putncy. VT
1t was served on Il pewter platter that
has been in the family more than Z
hundred Years. Upon this wedding
cake was placed IL twenty dollar check
also from Mis-. Parker. Among Ia,
presents we noticed pair of gold
bowed Spcctaclcs. Il pair OF gold lined
g"hrts. gold pin. gold coin etc
After the supper. which WAS Il SrImpt
nous one. the company gathered i'll tn,
parlor where Rev. Mr.. Tillot>on made
some remarks. comgIntulating the favor
ed couple on their suspicious wedding
| day. being Washington birth day. and
on the equally suspicious year, being
centenary year but more than all upon
the iavor> vouchsatrd by the good
/ Father. in preserving their lives. and
permitting them To walk together il
| the sweet welded bonds 50 long. aud
attended 10y 81 many mercics. After
expressing" the cordial wish of all pres
rmt. that THEN remaining days may h'
the happic>t spent on earth. prayer wa,
offered. when the old folks sung som,
of the old hymns. and the Young folk
some of the new ones. and the company
separated. feeling that il WIS good IL
hc there.
Gardner Wheeler married Many Ens>
of Winchester. y. II. He is seventy
five years old, and his wife is seventy
! three Mr.. Wheeler WAS born whcr,
he now lives. and expects t" spend til,
remainder of his days in the dear oil,
home. They have two children living
both married Horace H. who lives a
home. and Mary \. VIII" married Mr.
Miles. and lives upon Il farm adjoining
Sharing in the respect and esteem Z"
their ncighhors and towns people. may
peace and JOY attend our aged friend:
to the end of their journey. and Il happ,
Immortality await them beyond. NJ.
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.ohn5burp G'alrdunian.
w.. Friday. Feb. -. 1876.


u,.r,n 30 a. m.-7:3o =. III.
INV and Western. -:3h "a. III.
\rrrhrrn y stage mails. 400
>-rarrn 9.o' q. m. southern and
... r. nj - =. M
4, VI. Iu- +. VI.