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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
EUGENE WAGEANAN,
;e15 d i've Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans
The 1yity of New Orleans VS.. Dfausin F.
VCisjn: same We. same.

cupERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans Nos a o69 and 81 ea3By virtue t o.
bonorabIe the Superior District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled causes tor
rity taxes of 1874 ana 1875, l Will proceed 70
tioneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and streets IL the es s at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
'i a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
tbiIt, six. bounded by enville Customhouse,
Chartres streets and Exchange alley des' saated as
I oun her fourteen. messuIl twenty-h'o Ase' oh
Bi-pvla street, by eighty feet Ii oeptn
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Casl on the SPIT ~
io1s q Is LIZ Civil Sheriff of tie Pa iSh OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City of New Orleans vs.. Francis
Michel.


je22 isl IS Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City Of New Orleans VS.. Cullen
Maybe and Jean Dnbarry.

E.GENE WAGGAMAN.
mv3l 10 iv2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City of New Orleans VS.. Hendrick
Conn.


nv Is ie325 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City OF New Orleans va. j. II. Frank
lin Sewell and Stewart and Emile Taylor.

ECGENE WAGGAMAN
e9 II a vll Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City OF New Orleans vs.. Joaquin
NJ ndiola


jel7 iel 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. jean
inllInu

j.ai,jyll Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City of New Orleans vs.. John
s. S'mmonds; same same.


j Il ivil Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City OF New Orleans W. Bernard


je9 l. jyI1 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orlean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24


iel5 "a is is Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orears
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City of New Orleans VS.. Antoine

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
je22 Jyl Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City Of New Orleans vs.. John lC.
Rodgers.

je22 jvl % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
Consolidated Associations Of the Planters
OF Louisiana vs. Benjamin S. Harrison and
Mrs Marie L. Williams, his wife

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
je2 10 II iy2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
Lafay ette Fire Insurance Company vs..
Peter h. ThCde.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
my21 jel0 20 Civil Sheriff or the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City OF New Orleans VS.. George
Shaffner.

ie2li,l25 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Arnold
Weber; same VS.. same.

leg II iv1l Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
Joseph Gitzin&er VS.. susan Seavers.

EUGENE WAtIHAMAN.
e4 iyl IS Civil sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-07
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

At the weekly meeting OF the Board Of Health yes
tcrday the resolutions Of the Police Board setting forth
that the serving Of Health Department notices by The
Police force part Of police duty and would moi
hereafter be performed. were taken up and arrange
mcnts were made by which such notices shall b,
served In future by employees OF the Health Depart
mcnL
The following resolution on the subject OF sewerage
Adopted
Whereas the suhecs Of sewerage and drainage In the
Twenty-third and Twentyfourth wards Is constantly
pressed this Board and whereas the health Of
wards Is seriously jeopardsed by adequate pro
vision for drainage and sewerage therefore
Resolved That the Department OF Public Parks be
communication was received from the Sanitary
Superintendent stating that tho General Theological
Seminary In bad sanitary condition, and recon-
mcndiDg certain repairs and alterations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-07
A FAMILY MURDERED.
From the St LOUIS Globe, June 81

From the St LOUIS Globe, June 81
fearful tragedy, draped in much mystery, has
BEEN enacted the river St Clair county, On
Thursday, about noon, the dead bodies OF a man ana
his wife, that Of little child aged about two years.
were found lying In the woods near the County
Hospital. by coal miner who on his way 70 Dutch
Hollow. The position Of the bodies other crcum-
stances Indicate tho. nrst killed the woman
and child by shooting them through tine head and
after neatly dsposng their bodies and covering them
with q shawl, he retired short distance TO a tree
where he killed himself by putting ball through bis
heart Il is supposed that the tragedy was enacted
some time during the night and that tho woman and
child killed while asleep
So far no has Recognized the bodies, with the
exception OF Mr. August Tiemann, who from the de-
scrIption given him thinks " IS tho same party 10
whom he gave weeks gratuitous board at his hotel
The gwen by the man was May or Mays, and he
told Mr. fiemann when he lett thu no had secured
lob IN Wost Bellcvic
The dead woman appeared to be about thirty years
u a2c. rather conely, aud was soon TO become
uother. The ~ least forty years Of age, and
ss general appearance Indicated french extraction.
OF course. tell the causes which led TO
This horrible tragedy but all probability starvation
husband and lathsS moved him TO do tho bloody
deed.
The weapon with which the souls OF these uDforu-
mates were sent into eternity was an od-fashioned
Colts pistol, usually termed pepper boz" and was
found lying close TO the body OF the man.
The Coroner was notified aud arrived last evening,
but no Inquest had been held At last accounts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-07
WANTED no PURCHASE.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
A PARRY FROM THE COUNTRY WOULD BUY
n stock Of Goods and with mortgages near the city
ADDRESS MORT AGE. Herald ONCE ~
VUAxTED-A SECOND HAND IRON FOUNTAIN
w Answer. giving s.Ee and description. FOUNTAIN,
STORAGE.
rBRrryGf0yTs -sf0E1Jss- Sw7xirTE60usp~gfs
n Hudson st., Tor Furniture. Pianos Trunks de-. IN sep
Arsse rooms CHARLES u. B0HDE. Proprietor.
CrORAGE FOR fURNITuRE. CARRIAGE AND NER
- chAndissL SMITH sILLS. Proprietors.
$50 ana 49, sth y. 247 West 45th ST
CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS. BAGGAGE
~ &C. separate rooms lowest ccnvenience
elevator, wasehman. xICHALEs SON, % 70 ~ Com.
nerce It,. Blseckss.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
Celery Medicinal.

We notice with satisfaction. SAYS the
Builder. that celery l. becoming more
common and cheaper IN our markets
IT. cultivation cannot hc too strongly
recommended to talmtl>. A. 10y it, pro
ductiuu they not only gov Il profitable
plant. hllt confer Il benefit on the com
muuitN. ~ tl. hahtual daily u>e of
TIM vegetable l. much more beneficial
I" man than most people ar aware of.
4 writer VIII" l. familiar with it, VII
tur>. SAYS: Il nave known many men.
raII>t>. had become So much affected
10y NERVOUSNESS That. hen they stretch
eel out their hands. they shook like as
pen leaves on a windy day. and 10y a
moderate daily USE of the hlauchcd
f"ut>talk> at celery I> "a salad. they he
came ~ strong and steady aS other pee
pie. ! have known others 50 nervous
that the least annoyance put them III Il
stale "t agitation, and they were III con
slant pcrplcNity and tear. who were
also tticctually cured 10y Il moderate
daily u>,. Ot hlanchtd celery as IL salad
at meul-time. have known others I,
l., cured OF palpitatiou OF the heart
ENci body engaged III Labor weaken
M TO- the nerves should Use celery
daily in the season. and onions III il,
stead when not III >ea>ou.
We give celery To our canary birds
and it cures them of tit>: they are littl,
animals. with very delicate nerves. eas
II, frightened and therefore they nee,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
Bad Habits.

Habit l. the >clpcgnIt t"l many sins
=~ru> at neglect. uukIndnc>>. "f
thouuhtlc>>mt>>. H. we'll ~ WORST OF
fences In the hu>l >c;t~"u at out -d""I
work. some FARMERS have the hah1 at
leaving many hard I"i'> I" III" h"u>t'-
wives. which they ought {" lie ashamed
of themselves I" put upon them III the
winter season. II there arr II" rural
homes where, bringing ia wood. build
in. tiIc>. Juggling water. churmug.
messing and perhaps milking the COWS.
and dom. many other hard aud dI>a-
ylrtahlt things. aI,. not LEFT I" the No
men. " hIlc the farmer g">>lp> at thu
grocery 81 Snakes and reads hi papei
hl rh, tu,.~ldc then there l. more "i
the millennium Infused abroad than VI
ever before had reason t. >upp">t'
That the Imposition al such tasks. 81
an, needless work upon Women. comes
through habit. l. hardly an cNtcnuati"u
certainly not IN excuse. Ii l. - man
duty tu correct h> bad habits. And
one >tIikiugll bad habit l. that of act
iuL ~ though ''v"uau nights mclud
ed the right I" all the w"rlN aud one.
half the. work of home lite. II th.> par
arr:Iuh means You. good friend. >t"I
and think If Won cannot make the WY
ul,.asantrI and cd>lrI l" her VIII" l.
walking the long path" with N"u.
UHrrdB.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
Steady-Goers.
H1 Jo-ErHI>t r"LIAED.

I.t..,,..,, :, ia h,. denied that
-,.,.,,' ,,,,,,J L.. L.,r, .,rrn,urIi,hrd t.,
,t,,,-.. Ia, tI,.I, themselves. comet like.
,',...,. H., ,.,tL ,t ur,ur.,, their power
;nnt f., H. . ,.u,,uaird with that of thn-,.
,,h,, ,,.,.,ist4ufI, and llhurinu>ly. plnd
.l,,,,,r tL..,,. accustomed vaN. The ful-
,.,,.,. 1,,r,. THEN names i'm sand the. lat
tel aI,. cut IN m;Ihlr.
ON, may, ~ IL, inspiration. eliminate
an ,d,.;, that shall >iar1l. th,. electric
current ut ihnurht. and produce. an en-
r,.ynlutIou in the minds of the pee
rL, lint h,. MAY lie. Iuc.ruahlc of work
mo ,,ut hi.nvI Succession. and another
ma, lake ,n the threads and weave the
UNDERESTIMATE, fabric.
.r, thi,,o in Srriptur, Teaches H.
,h.,r .,irr,.>> i tn follow p,.l.>i>trur eft
t,rr ,.I.,. u,i"ht the. dove, l.\rlctuIncd
,,,,,,,i..I search I,.nh u,i,,i,r
,,..,..., I,..,.. t.,u,,d Li. E,rh,l Samuel
,,.,..., Lu,o,.,,L .,t VOICE thrilled
,I.,...,,j, ,I,.. .L,Jnu., uf rl,,. uiuIr. and
ttt,,t ,...,., I,.,,.. .,,,,.,,.,I,.J 10, ,,.,t,,
u,., If.
r,..'n,,IJ !, rII nf hnu,,r-u,iudrd
'.,,I... =, ...,.,,t ,,tt. with fine, h,>1 OF
mention. I,ut l.,rL inc rl,,. n,r-r>,r.,ur,
i,,.,.,,,, Them ont. rhriI tndcaNor> alt
IiI..L,..l, II,,-,,,,. 4, hirb uil, prnui>,
80 l.,,t ,,.,..,. .,tt.,Ir Ia. truira.rr. Tn,
,,,,J.. - H., ..m,,..,r v,.l~ an, often th,
La. ,.I,,d urn,, and il i t,,
.,,,ti,iu,t,. few tlNoI>
49,, ,I,.. I,,,l,,ut t,,, ..rr.ur ,.\.
,.,,,. .,,I, =, La. ,,,.,u,.tu.,Il, Iii
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
An Eastern Legen d.

\ pleasant story l. t.ld in the East
regarding the spot on which the temple
Of solomon was built. The ground was
owned in common 10y two brothers.
who used il a. Il wheat field and shared
the product equally.
The. brothers we're very fond of each
other. and for this reason neither was
very selfish.
Onc night. after the harvest had all
been gathered and the bundles of wheat
had been placed III separate stacks. the
elder brother sad to his wife Il really
pity my Younger brother. Poor fellow
h,. ha> ne one to make hIm comfortable
at home and has suffered from the heat
and burden of the day. ! Will ARISE.
take of my shocks and place them he
side, his without his knowledge.
That same evening the Younger
hruthcr >at resting himself at the door
%. his tent Thinkin" how unusually
~cant the harvest had been. he said
within himself at l. not Just that |,
~ hn have. no one depending upon me,
should share the wheat equally with
M, brother. Nho has 80 many children
to- support ! will arise. take of my
>hnck~. and place them beside those Z"
my brothers without his knowledge.
Each carried ont his generous pun
post. aud was surprised next morning
to lind that his numhcr of bundles ha'
not diminished.
For several successive nights thu
same process was repeated Win I'M
same results. until finally the brothers
each loaded down with shocks "t wheat
met on the WAY to the stacks and rec
oguizrd each other. have no d"uh
they threw down THEN burdens and hat
a hearty laugh over the matter Whc
had :" puzzled them both. Alth"u@
each t,lr a little foolish. think hc mus
hmy, had an added respect t"r his gen
t.InIl> hrni her.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15

bIaced him atfectionately. and went on.
4 state official had been AT his win
dow during this scene. and was much
a>toni>hed at it. He had the Young
man brought t" him aud said MY
friend. there l. something very peculiar
in embracing convict i'll the street
What will people think of You
The Young man said nothing for
few moments. but soon recovering him
self. he replied:
MY lord. only followed the die
tate> of duty and my heart. f"I the con
Wet l. my father.
Touched 10y these words. and adj
miring the noble conduct of the young
man the official FASTENED to tell the EN-
Icror " hat had happened. The sover
cign recognized the beauty of the fila
act and gave he convict'> son an i'm
pOTtant post.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
The First American Coin

Nampuul that l.. strings of shells
ground down 80 that each piece was
about the ~iz,. "t Il grain ot c"rn-wa>
USED IL, tn, Indians Ton ornament ana
tnl barrier. The callN cnlunlsts. through
trading with the Indians. hecamt ac-
ru>tnmcd L. this article. and USED II t.
some extent among themselves. Ru'
~ II would not h,. taken hN the mcI
chants in Europe t"r goods ordered
from them. Il metallic currency was soon
demanded.
In l6:l2. therefore. the General Court
at Massachusetts issued at Boston >"mt
silver pieces of the Valut. "t twelve and
of ~iN English pennies each. Ihest
COINS were. merely round. fiat pieces :"
silver. with ~. t." (NtV England or
the on,. side. and the value, MI, oI VI
uu the urht.l The frugal authorities
Wasted Il" money on engraving. IL"
even Announcing the Ntal III winch the
COINS were, issued.
Tins coinage was. however. :" dis
tasteful nccau>t of the ih-tnrr of amy
design. that another series WAS at once
issued. oil some of winch l. Il >craggN
uak-trr,. iuclo>td il u circle ot dots
Inside of which are the words "Massa
thN>,.t,. in" while round the edge OF
the. reverse. l. the remainder of the lee
end. New England, An: Dom" On
thu Ir>tl~,. l. the date, l612. III he cen
tel. with the uumeral OF value. MI. VI
Ill. ur II. below IT. On the others q
TINS design L. Il PIne-titt and while &"
both tht.>, designs occasional issue
Took place during nearly thirty wears
Vet The. date Iti.]2 l. the only one used
Charles the second. il l. sad. regard
ed TINS coinage of the colony a. an tn
crpachmcnt on his prerogatlVe. We
believe. however. that his dislike WA
overcome 10y the statement that the de
Sigu Was Il memorial ot the famous OAK
rlre hiding place OF his father ST
NichoidS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
A Touching Incident.

one day some men VIII" had been
condemned /" hard Labor Oh the public
works for various crimes. were "ccu-
pied in repairing some of the Vienna
streets
There passed that way good Look
ing aud we'll dressed Young man Ia,
stopped neal one of the conNIct>. EN-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15

such a remedy, and the relish with
which they take it is proof that their
instinct guides them to eat what Is good
for them.
4 manufacturer of perfumery of oul
acquaintance. some Years ago commthc-
ed to prepare an extract of celery seed
mn M in medicine bottles, and intend
ed to give strength t" old or exhausted
persons, who. 10y over-indulgence. have
reached such state us to require re-
storatiVts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
PAINE
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAIN
H. fDnN.
OROF /
For InrsHt.oHs Irdd' hdf'.
No ~ Stat. street opI,'-Itr hi.


Far Inr,nt.ons TRAD. h1ri.
No ~ Stat. street opposite MN
Mass.
Nft,.r AL ..Nttu-lV' pratli'' %. .'
wears continues To -eCuI' la,'..
states ai-u III Great ErlIalh , i.' .....-
.I.rli countries Caveats -l'' .i.'' .ar.
iunm-ut- and all paper 81 dl"" .- .-..
executed on hh-ra terms ana ..--
searches made int" AmeiI'di ...r--
determine th, validity 81 uuI''| ..-..
vrution--and legal ~ "ih"i '" .-.. a.-
matters touChIn. thu SAM "'''
any I,at,.ut furnished by i'li".
m,.uI- recorded AT Washington
TF-TIN uN d
i regard MI Eddy on d" '-' .t...
and caI,ai,l,. practitiOnrr- viii
o'"'iAi 'h'e' rnuuI-lu.,. ...
/ have nn hesitation IL h--.. -.-.-
they ctupnt employ a prr-"h moor -..- .
Trustworthy and more ril''' ...r ..
applications III a form {" SO "I' .-.'
and favorable consideration al lH' ..,. o. .
EDMUND BURhE Late 'H.''
tents .I.I....
MIR K II Eddy has made i"' i''' . r
IN ALI but on,. OF " hlci paJ-ul- ha'' , .-tar'.
and that H. now p,ndln- $40. DE ..r
urnnt of GREAT talent and ahiuit 600
mt. 10 recommend all inventor 90
procure, their patents a. ih"N H-'' ..-. ..
inr the most faithful attention
cases and al very rea-Onah' nix m ssut.
Boston Jan / l-1t-lN '''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15

The steamer Lady of the Lake, like other ladies,
has kept well up with the fashions and demands
of thu times and Is first class condition III every
respect Capt FogG Is not AL old FoIp. is he
ever caught in Il fog He L. never tired of
Ing questions and is always happie-t when
rounded by several hundred Sabbath School
children with whom he Is great favorite. The
sylvan Retreat at Owls Head IL of the most
charming places for picnic and the hotel at
Gibraltar Point, the opposit. side Of the Lake
affords rvery opportunity f"I rest and retreshment
- Special arrangements made Tith
Sabbath Schools aud large parties.
H. l.. FOLSOM supt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
SALEM LEAD C0MPAkY

Warranted PURE WHIT - NJ.
known throughout New England 80 i.' ' ..-''
FINEST and BEST ...
LEAD TAFE, - III. "ld' "'
tain sticks .- ..
LEAD RIBBON, from = l. O..
Oh reels tuI builders.
LEAD PIPE of any III, "I o. '".' .
At lowest market price to- good
ItN. FRANCIS Bk'N ~ No.
tSept23
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
Gsfafrs.

S,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT So.
- In Probate Court held at st. JohnsburN WITHIN
and for said district, the 18th DAY III Aux
a. D. 1S76 4
An instrument purpUrting I" he the last III anu
Testament of Joseph Underwood late OF haiu
wick i'll said district deceased being preseii't
Ia 'ourr nv Iucy W Underw ood the eNecutrlH
therein named for Probate :,
Ii is ordered hy said Court that all persons
concerned therein notified to appear at session
of said Court to be- holden at the Probate Dinc''
i'll ST. Johnsbury. the 10th day OF sept
A u. lS1G and show If any they may nay
against the Probate of said Will; for WhlCh
purpose il IL further ordered. that copy III Inc
record Of this order be published three weeks sue
c-ssiv-y III the Caledonlan, printed al - =.
Tohpsbnry previous To said time appointed FOL
hearing.
HENRY FRENCH, Register
a true copy of Record, Attest,
40-4a HENRY FRENCH. Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
The Yellow Centaur L.r.may.

II adapted t" the tough skin uu-,... .r..
the animal creation. It, -ff.cj- .r..- ,.....
81 spawn. sw--uN wind -a!. u.-....
evil arr htIl- less than marvellous
M,--srs j. McLur- & G, ur.--.--.
and Front SIs Cincinnati o. Sol.
In "ur n,-IghburhU,,d ID uIu.tr.t ... .....
using the cntauI Iluum-ut The. ..
superior /" any thing that The. ....
W. sell a. hlgt IL four &" H., ...-. ..-.
month L" uwnrr> uf huT~'-- uut r.....-
W. have volumes ui t--~'.ul. r..
cures ut sprains kicks l,u.'-,.r. .. ....
founders which arr hrIi, i,.-- t..r ..
owner OF al anImaI can afford loo . -.....
tie oi trntauI LiuIm-u' Wu.,f .r. ...
worth twenty times IL cost ~.. ....
hut prepared only al III,
Laboratory OF y J. I.t~. - ...
a. lFN - NV 4u-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15

The fist meeting of the American
board of foreign missions. % years ago
was held in Hartford. and there were
hut seven people present. Now 300
are expected to gather i'll that city for
the 9th annual meeting. beginning Dc
toher ,. and closing on the 9th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
Tickets Good Ten DAYS From Date.
Memphremagog House.

The interior OF the Memphremag"g House,
during the past winter has gon. through thorough
reuairing and refurui-hIng The exterior with its
wide veranda- affords of mountain and
Lake scenery not surpassed on this continent The
hotel l. under the effective management of Mi. l.
Buck recently of II lanes Hotel Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
EXCURSIONS
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC

ROUTE A-M"utr-al VIA Pass umI,sic and south
Eastern Railroad Return sIm- Route
ROUTE B-M"ntre.il AMI Quebec Via fa~~uIip
80, south Eastern kIChrhru Line Steamers ami
Grand Trunk hallway
ROUTE C-Qu-beo VIA Fa-sumI-Ic Railroad 1"
Shrrbr"rk, GRAND Trunk RAILWAY l" Qurhr,- Ike
Route
- Tn, sale OF Excursion tickets will com
utnc. JulN and continue during the months "i
August and September guud To- return until y"
-. -L... - ~. I.l-. NM L.rIL-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
Important Notice !

taxi, .,r-.i pleasure III publishing lev rA
tracts from the many testimonials received IL II
.tr, t" the ability Of II F"rti-I. my foreman IL
III, custom department t. establish thus part al
NY business "a and firm basis aud dong
nv uart III CARVING out " hat thu, Ir-"plt Ell ~
.Inhl-Iur> arr pruvrrhIal fnr D r..-DmuE what
ever th-y II" IL the, very best p"--lhir mann-r
>,uut ut thu, names least well known 10 some
Of ,,,u and very generally Throughout In, STATE.
Waterbury Aug ~ I-7t.
Nj Il Fortl-I ha- made all my boots t"r /: years
and has gwen me- perfect satisfaction III HtNlr mn
ISL and durability. !. pLLI>"hAs Att tr"h
Nj FurtI,r has mad, nv hnoi- for th,. past =
y,.r. and can -iN without hesitation that lIs
hrur- and shoes -urpa~- any have rV-i worn III
-tyl, durability and nnl>h
NJ VI h NIGHT- IirN ,i"''d- Merchant
NJ, II FortIrr has made nv h,rut~ Tor the past
wears HIS -tylr and work ar tht very best !
nov wearing PAN 81 i'"ts and They arr G'-d
now which have worn ~ months Tn, pan Il"
tore them wur, a months. II, L. worthy 81 pat
ronae, Try him II y"u want nrstetas' ir"rt
NJ. EVANS Druggist.
W, c"rncid, with thu above.
l. II HAYNES ! Merchants.
y ! BROWN prp"t Master
Nj Fnrti-I hae done my work for several YEAR
and would SAY that hr If one "i I'll" very best
EDWIN + PALMER. ATTY.
consider MI Fortler. a FIRST class workman III
every RESPECT has made my boot and my wifi =
shoes ioT several wears and doses now, ~ | have
lust received some from II Paddock Boot and
~iu.. dealer II J"hn-hurN VI t"r whom MI
Eorri-I nov works which shows my appreciation
Of INN sending nearly one hundred miles I" get
them made, {. {. AkkkN Ia uneI.
Nj FurtI,r fits me iIm' making my
t,,-,ts have tn, worst kind uf iorut u Mt being
BADLY ut SHAPE He has made them Tor several
wears and v III continue L. I" d" long ht Is
within hundred miles Of me
G + SHERMAN Merchant
have. similar testimonials from tit., " kruna
If, AttN Henry Jayn-s. NJ u. j. { GrIggs
clerk G-o Il Lra-, Justice Henry h-,rr
Mansfield Hnu~,. Stove