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Thos. Waring g. Bro
l have used the S. c. Rock manufactured
by you on Potatoes and Hungarian Grass,
with marked results. On the potatoes it
was put on alternately with one of the most
popular fertilizers, and the difference in
favor of the S. S. Rock was very decided.
l expect to use it for wheat this Fall.
"STEPHEN RICHARDS.
"Sth mo. IA, 1876"
Thos. Waring s. Bro
l used your S. c. Rock on Oats and Corn
the past Spring, with satisfaction to my
self. The corn had light dressing of
about $50 lbs. per acre. Comparing this
corn with that where none was used, the
appearance indicates that will be at least
repaid for the outlay in the present crop.
l intend using it for wheat this Fall
81. HARVEY SwIsHER.
"Aug. 90, 1876"
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$33 PER TON.

II may be asked why we sell at 1913,
while several other brands are selling
at s2s to $50. We desire to explain,
that at $333 per ton We believe our art-
Gle is cheaper than most, if not all,
those selling at the lower prices. Dur
ing the past year we have procured
analyses of every brand of the Rock
selling in this vicinity, and while they
are generally represented to contain 10
per cent. Soluble Phosphoric Acid, not
one of them selling as low as $50 has
analysed as high as s per cent. most
samples running from 5 l-2 to / pr ct.
.BQuality and price both consid-
cred, what we now offer is really much
CHEAPER than most of those in the
market.
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NOTICE..

TIL + PORT DEPOSIT BUILDING AND LOAN AsSO-
CITATION NUMBER ONE OF CECIL COUNTY
GEORGE A. LYNCH AND WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery
nRDERED, This 18th day of August,
Yin til" year ls16, that the sale made and reported
by the Port Deposit Building and Loan Association
number one of Cecil County of the mortga.ed real
estate Of George A. Lynch, and Leonora Lynch, his
wife, he ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the list day of
October next Provided, copy of this Order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
for one month"; before the 2lst day of September next
The Report states the amount of sales be S35UOO
w. MITCHELL, Clerk
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL
August 10. lSIU-lm Clerk
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JONES & HAINES, Solicitors.
INHE object of this suit is to procur

INHE object of this suit is to procure 4
a decree for sale OF rtain mrrtgagcd premises
Cecil county. which Were. the 18th of November,
lN'6, m"rtaa%e'l 10y Samuel Wilson, late of said
county. deceased, to the umplainant.
The Bill states that tho 10th day Of November
1866 the said decreased in his time conveyed certain
Real Estate, which is particularly described in the Bill
and its accompanying exhibit unto til. complainant by
way of mortgage to secure the payment of the of
100000 with interest from November Goth lSG6 which
was then due and owing from the said deceased
complainant. before the LIST day January 1871
That the complainant also claims IL lien upon said
Real Estate under Judgment in the Circuit Court for
Cecil county. Rendered on the LIST day of October 1869
for SS5.9I, with interest and costs.
That the whole of said mortgage and Judgment debts
and interest are still due To complainant
That since making said mortgage the said Samuel
Wilson has departed this life ntcstatr without issue
and unmarried leaving brothers and sisters towit:
Fergus Wilson, who has Il wife named Catherine. Sarah
Wilson. Mary Evans, Jane Conway and children Of u
deceased sister Margaret, tOwit: Robert Wilson, who
has IA wife named - Wilson. and Gcorvcanua Trnit
his neNt-ofkin and hcirs-aaw: and that the said
Catherine Wilson. Robert Wilson. Wilson his wifi.
and Mary Evans reside out of the State of Maryland.
1t Is tlcreupon aljudgc and ordered. that the COM
aintnt by causing copy If this Order l.. inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil county once II
week for month before tho 18Th day of September
object and suhstanc" of this Bill. and warn them To
appear in this court, in person 10y solicitor ON or
before the 18th day of December next To answer the
premises and show cause, if any they have why
decree ought not To pass PRAYED.
A. W. MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Aug -. lSI6-lm Clerk
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INII1S suit is instituted for the purpose of
a tnreclnsinS certain mortgage given by Samuel +.
Way TO Washington Harris dated 18th day of Dycenl-
her 1867 for two thousand dollars with interest thereon
from the date Of said mortgage.
The Bill states that Samuel +. Way and wife after
executing said mortgage conveyed said Real Estate
Isaac Evans: that the said Isaac Evans and wife
veyed said Real Estate to Susan Evans. wife of David H.
Evans. That James T Mccullough, Esq, Trustee sold
and conveyed said Real Estate to Joseph I. Williams
and the said Joseph T. Williams and Margaret j. Will
lians, his wife, sold the said Real Estate to the defend
ant, Henrietta l.. Manning, who is "a NONRESIDENT
beyond the jurisdiction of this Court.
1t is therrupon ordered, this 18th day of August
1876 that notice shall be published, in wspaper
published IN Cecil county aforesaid week one
month before the 10th day OF September next com
nrnd ns the defendant. Henrietta L. Manning he and
appear in this court either in person solicitor
or before the 2}rd day Of December next and To show
cause if any she has, why decree ought pass as
prayed. A. W. MITCHELL Clerk
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL
Aug ~, lSI6-lm Clerk
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GUARANTEED ANALYSIS:

Soluble W0sphO,ic Acii......... ... 10 10 pcy cent
Phosphoric Icti from Bone dc .......".l
Total araiiuJie PhosI'hor!e Acli ........ To IL
-im"o"ia = ~ 4
We have recently made an improve
ment in the manufacture of our South
Carolina Rock, by which the full amount
of available Phosphoric Acid is main
tanned, for ID to 81 per ct. Ammonia
added and the finished article made less
sticky and more free from Jumps.
We have heretofore found it difficult
to produce a high-grade article that is
not too sticky and lumpy to handle
nicely. BY our recent improvement,
this difficulty is overcome, and we be-
lieve that what we are now furnishing
our customers is not excelled, if it is
equaled, by any other South Carolina
Rock in the market.
Price, delivered at any Station on p.
Il b. c. or p, W. e. b. Il. r., (Phila.
and Bait. cxcepted,)
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U" Doct. Ayers Laboratory, that has
done such wonders for the sick, now issues
a potent restorer for the beauty of mankind
for the comeliness which advancing age
is SO prone to diminish and destroy. His
NIGoR mounts luxuriant locks on the bald
and gray pates among us. and thus lays us
under Obligations to him, for the good looks
as well as health of tte community.
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Prompt attention to small ailments is the part of
wisdom. Not only does trifng scrder often culmi-
nate in dangerous disease Int those ailments which
many accustomed regard a. trhes are so far
from being that they harrass the entire system 10y
the general health Take for example an irregular
habit Of body, which many persons accustomed to
neglect altogether Into what deplorablc confusion
does it throw the entire almentary REGION disorlern
Digestion livcrng the bile from its natural channel
into the blood and alternating the vital current into
thin watcry, unnutritinus liquid. If these are not
serious consequences should like know what are
Yet how many entail them upon thc.cl,e, by neglect
ing to regulate their bowels when they are out of order
well in all others developing in,lr=c>tivc and con
stipated symptoms, is IIostcters Stomach Bitcrs
mild hnt efficient laxative which gripo. other
wise disrcsses the patient, and at the time that it
invig"ratcs the entire system The Biters equally
eiicarious dinretic promoting !, healthy erection
and regular icturitiun of the urine aud soothing rri
taton of the bladder the urethra Intermittent and
remittcnt fcrers: nervousness Of appetite and
local general debility likewise promptly
tive, 'nicacious it is popular.
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aS Throw hot shot into the camp on
Saturday next.
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Admitted receipts,

For the year 1862, as stated, Mr.. Tilden
returns and pays an income tax on $7,1lS.
No defense has yet been attempted that is
not weak and unsatisfactory. The leading
Democratic papers are sullen ard silent,
and the charge in all its force, up to this
time, stands unrefuted. The defense set
up, that the amount sworn as recorded in
1862 was earned prior to that date, is mega
tived by the express provision and language
of the law imposing the tax, and which, if
allowed in explanation of his return for
that year, would only diminish the amount
to be returned, and on which tax was col
lectable. The force of the charge, so far,
remains unbroken. 1t is an unenviable role
for SO high toned "Reformer" to appear
in. Many man of " accommodating con-
science " has made fraudulent income
return, and did not think it very much of
a sin either. But, then, such sinners are
not regarded as "Reformers in these
days, particularly of the class from which
Presidential candidates are chosen.
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TILDEN'S INCOME PERJURY.

lhe defenders aud aI."l"2i>tS Of hir.
Samuel Jones Tilden, have a fresh batch of
troubles on hand. They are the most seri-
Gus of the season, and are having, to day,
more damaging effect upon the intelligent
voters of the country, than all of Mr.. Til
denis political inconsistencies, which. al
though detracting from the dignity of the
man, did not at least involve his personal
integrity.
Mr. Tilden is specifically charged with
making fraudulent income return in 1869,
the only attempt at denial of which, so far,
has been made by his private Secretary, in
the attempt to show that the money ($14S,-
000) was not paid, but only earned in that
year and previously. The case, as charged,
is very simply stated. During the year
1862, the following sums were known to
have been received by Mr.. Tilden, and very
possibly do not include all the amounts
covering income received 10y him. Yet
these are known, the largest of them being
embraced in his sworn answer, as defendant
in the Terrc Haute Railroad suit viz.
From the Terre Haute Railroad, $4,000
From the Cumberland Coal Company. 5000
Bonds of the Terre Haute Railroad, SO, 900
Interest from Mr.. Bayard, $4,000
Interest and dividend on Terre Haute
bonds, 5000
Profit on mining, &C., 40, GOO
Rents, 10000
Interest on loans, 5000
New York Balance Dock Company, 1000
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BE Wise in Time.

~ The battle begins on Saturday next.
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Hoping the above description may prove
to some of your readers,
| am yours, j. ii. p.
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A special meeting of the Washington
Monument Society was held yesterday noon
at the City Hall, for the purpose of consid
ering the communication of the Attorney
General on the act making an appropria-
ton to complete the monument. After
the paper had been fully discussed, draft
of deed was ordered to be transmitted to
the State Department, with an inquiry as
to whether the Government will accept it,
and the Secretary was empowered to exc
cute proper deed when such is prepared.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22
A Domestic Episode.

The chill breath of Winter is in tn,
AIR, and as the night wind whistles
around the house, and wrestles will
the blinds, the husband and father
happy that his wife and little ones are
sheltered and comfortable, draws the
drapery of his couch about him and il
about going off to pleasant dreams
when the partner of his joys and sharer
of his sorrows, says,
seth, you must go down and fix the
furnace, or the gas will strangle the
baby"
Then the wretched man buttons his
breakfast jacket over his night-slirt,
pokes his left foot into the ri ght slip
per and his right into the left, and,
drunken with Sleep" feels his way
down stairs, falls over the cooks hOd
Oh coal and kindlings at the kitchen
door, and bursts into the cellar like a
torrent. He jerks open the furnace
uoor' lnhales few quarts of coal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

spits it up mixed with some hard words,
bangs the door and knocks over the
long poker and cast-iron shovel, with ii
ton. He seiZes the wrench, and, hook
ing 1t on the CRATE, shakes it savagely !;
and the CRATE, which has heretofore
yielded sullenly to his strength, re-
wolves as if it was set in oil, by deposit
ing the whole fire in the ash box, with
the exception of two or three big clink-
ers that wedge it up edgeways. First
he tries to pull it back with the wrench,
but the thing won't move. Then he gets
down on his hands and knees, and jabs
ut the clinkers with the poker like Il
man stirring up a cage of animals in Il
menagerie, but the hot Goals beat him
up to another attempt Oh the wrench,
and, springing to his feet, he braces
himself for ii mighty pull. When the
CRATE slips into place like spring lock,
the wrench slides off and bangs his bare
shins as he staggers back and knocks
his head against the plaster partition.
just then the policeman rings the
fr0ut door bell, and asks '.if there is ii
hresiin there 7" and hH"ing .te.,.,,,.,r
Ee1anlmed in h No wish
There was" tte Grade includes dc &S neNt
corner that ''oiu Slaiiknis;,, iah- -, il
drunk and raising an awful row."
That unhappy citizen has hurried
back to the cellar, and throwing bas-
ketful of wood and kndlings into the
furnace, he lights them, and starts for
the coal bin. Returning with a hodful
of coal, he essays to pitch it dextrously
into the furnace. Just then puff of
wood smoke strikes him in the eyes, the
edge of the hod strikes just below the
furnace door, and the contents are dash
ed on the floor with the exception of
finer PARTICLES, which sift into his slip
pers. With the calmness of despair, he
fills the furnace by shOvels full, and
with sneezes heralding Il coming cold,
waits until the fire is an accomplished
fact. As he reaches the chamber floor.
a dismal wall freezes his already chilled
blood, and he Is welcomed back by his
loving wife with,
Il wish you could ever do anything
about the house, Seth. without making
such a dreadful noise. Here is the bah,
broad awake, and | don't believe we
shall get another wink of sleep to-
night"
Then the wretched man pulls the
few hairs IA virtuous lite has left him.
the comforts of his home fade from his
mind, and he wishes he was Il homeless
wanderer in the cold streets, with the
prospect of Il warm lodging at the sta
ton house. Boston Commercial Bulle
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VOLUME 4O---NUMBER 2O56

DIR. s., the father of one of the most
famous American jurists that ever sat
upon the Massachusetts bench, was
pastor in the old days of hospitable
people who lived hy the sea. In those
days it WAS courtesy when the minister
called for the parishioners to offer him
il glass of wine or something stronger,
and it was courtesy on the parsons
part to accept the hospitality. After Il
day of calls when there had been IL
great deal of courtesy displayed on both
sides, Parson 5. found himself in his
own yard at evening with a pig in his
wagon. There was ii well with the
ordinary square wooden curb also in
the yard. Parson 5. proceeded to pen
his pig, when the kitchen window flew
up, and MIS-. S. in shrill, frightened
voice cried out, "Oh, Mr.. s.. MI. s..
what are you doing ~ Il am putting
my pig into the pen. my dear" "Oh
no, Mr.. s., you are putting the pig into
the weH ;"
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he red danger signal.n indicated
the house, and knocking, asked to see
the doctor.
Ihe servant, showing me into the
surgery, went in to summon him.
IN few moments he appeared that
Is. a gentleman appeared IA gentleman
OF about sixty, with silver-gray hair.
~ beg your PARDON said it is DR..
Alexander wish to seer
alexander! My name sir, is Lind
say; and am the only professional man
III inns house-nay, in the street. There
must be mistake"
"lmpossible !" l cried. "See. sir. here
Is his card.r
"Humph! never heard the name
III the neighbOrhOod," he remarked.
peruslng it. "Wait mOment-if you
will allow me, l will see"
Taking down one or two thick vol
nmcs from the book shelves, he ran
over lists under the initial A.
NO." he said. ''As | thought-his
name lis not here. | fear the title of
DOCTOR must be assumed, and he is not
a eertificatadbn dieal inabaa .qg hsaofi
ifhenitoId AybstUry5E 2 nioIf bstDJi
IN. srsn ithsnaSlp6 9issg wind anAble
10 suppress . sniss II a fbsvy0r skASo
not only been dnPed by adying man,
but also by his medical attendant.n -
AND SO it proved.
The whole had been clever trick
from the widow to the doctor and ..pa-
rish" funeral.
Nevertheless, might have remained
III doubt to the last, had not my pride
OF place been so wounded that did
not rest until had tracked Jim Brad
ley again, and, this time, succeeded in
capturing him and his gang and among
which not only discovered the young.
dlSconsolate widow of her dead hus-
hanti, but the doctor, the greatest rogue
OF the lot, us it was he who, under his
gentlemanly appearance, circulated the
spurious coin.
TO my satisfaction, | saw them all
sent off for il considerable term to Port
land, with small chance of il ticket
ot-leave. | was not, afterall, to be done.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22
a'nsiness pirettorn.

ry.. .,>.pcSS and Location Of the lead-
.y Erin,vS Houses in ST. Johnsburv.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
=.,ltlI. A SONS, Hoyt's Block, Il. K. st
Apothecaries.
gINDlIAM No. ) Bank Block Main St
Attorneys at Law.
rNYNTGONEEN. Jew-tt's Building r r. ST
-,.A MAY. over X. K. Office, and Post Office
.1tNA IuE. Nn.2 Caedonian Blk, up stairs
.rW WILLARD Main ST, over Hall & Fletcher's
... U-t stale Broker.
B""k- and Stationery.
a.EiEpN l,uWELl.. Caledonian Blk, Main 81
Book binders.
.N >TpNE \ CO.. Agt's, Monument square.
Elank>--LcsaI and Business.
n >ruNl N CO.. Monument square
Bakers and Confectioners.
.t>> s. BRADLEY. Main Street
Clothing for Men and Bows
At FlIEENNkS n co, Fairbanks ViIlaG..
Cr"ckrry, Glass and stone Ware
..I I\ltENNkS u co, Fairbanks Village.
Orprrinc Paper Hangings. Window-shades
al FAIEEANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village
Dentists.
o. ltEhIN>. IalrdOniau Block, Main Street.
". |. Goods. Groceries and Fruits
Et4tN~ A FEIIENGILL. Eastern Avenue
Dr, G"od-. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
e HALE Avenue Block L. l.. Street.
81 tAIEENNkS n co, Fairbanks Village
Furniture and Ca>ket-.
=s-L ~WIr>ER Main Street
->yALEA ALDERWOOD, LO.O.F.Blk K Il. ST
Family f.r,,..r;.. .,.I
"lA \ col Id Eastern Avenue.
File Manufacturer.
" i.ta-blrt File Works. opp. Passenger Depot
"n'rer'"- and House Keeping Goods.
"A J. IAlEBANkS Il Co. Fairbanks Village
Insurance, Uife.D
>tE'iEN +, .Etna.D Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machini,t.
q ~ Hl LLEIL. North end. X. l.. Street
Merchant TaiIors.
NltEWpuD, Danville Block, K. Il. Street
photographs.
/ LlfIpI;p. Cal-donian Block, Main Street.
FrmterS and Publishers.
'I'NE 4 CO, Caledouian Block, Main st.
stoves and Tin Ware.
sl ETCHER Eastern Avenue
u. q. WOODRUFF Railroad Street.
NbEEE, Eastern Avenue.
Variety and Grocery Store.
a HARVEY, Eastern Avenue.
Watches. ,JeweIry and Toys.
." ARD \ EOWELL, Caledonian BIZ Main 81.
NurGHrON. Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

MANAGEMENT OF HORSES. Feed lib
orally, work steadily and clean thor
oughly, Is my management of horses
My great trouble is to have the horses
rubbed dry and clean before leaving
them for the night. Where horses
are worked six days in the week
thorough grooming is absolutely essen.
tial to their health. The more hiyhl,
they are fed the more important it is to
clean them. Most men use the curry
ing-comb too much, and the whisk and
brush too little. do not myself insist
upon it, but believe it would pay al
ways to take the harness from the
horses when put in the stable at noon.
and rub them dry, washing the shoul-
ders with cold water, afterward thor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

world, and it is only the more impor-
tant which gain reputation for the
man.
Truth, honesty, and il desire to do as
we would he done by, are essential to
the formation of Il good character, and
II we have good character, the chances
are many in favor of an excellent repu-
tation. cv,,.
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oughly drying them with IA cloth. I
question If one farmer in hundred
duly appreciates how much he loses
from having poor horses. and in not
Keeping them in vigorous health. and
III condition to do Il maximum DAVIS
work.-Americdn AgricuIturist.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22
Our Children.

BY WILLIAM c. BRYANT.
standing forth on life's rough way,
Father, guide them;
. we know not what ere long
May betide them.
Meath the shadow of Thy wing,
Father hide them;
Waking, sleeping, Lord, We pray.
Go beside them.
When in prayer they cry to Thee,
Thou wilt hear them;
From the stains of sin and shame,
Thou wilt clear them.
Mid the quicksands and the rocks.
Thou wilt steer them
In temptation, trial and grief,
BE Thou near them.
Unto Thee, We give them up,
Lord. receive them:
In the world We know must be
Much to grievc them;
Many striving oft and strong
To deceive them;
Trustful, in Thy hands of love.
We must leave them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22
III SIN ESS CARDS.

bi ~ V ENS Il HDS.
CHA>. 4. AIKEN,
tANuFOEIE TUNER, JoHNsoN's BLOCK.
Railroad street St. Johnsbury.
l.. B. CUSHING, Md,
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Successor 10 DR.. HOUghtOn.)
60. '1' ''-ldrucc opp. the Bakery. Main st.
HENRY &. BATES,
...HtNEi At LAW, X. X ST, st. Johnsburv
.''a.l.y attend To any professional busi
''.-''d {" his care at moderate charges.
\. {. y II. \. BABBITT,
Dealers in
EEL uI FANCY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES
'.... E.uig MIde Clothtng. Silrer Plated
W. g.. winch viii be- sold for Cash or
h'r!E l',t AT the Lowest Prices at
'I. New odd Fellows Block.
>i"tiI 81. JoHNsBuRY, VT
hANItL>, SYLVESTER ~ CO.,
DEALERS IN
ia . 4 y u GEOCE ERIES
".rd EIrck Railroad Street.
EiEiLErr. DANIELS n co.
rrtLFRsIN
'"'' Is AND MEATS.
i st. Johnsbury
III IL NRD n FOLSOM,
I"'-i'I1N~ NNp SURGEONS.
>t. Iohn~bury.
Huk Block Main Street
Hi,n,r, Dr. Fosoms residence
.. A.'NJ'. Cherry Street.
-> '.rui To 10 \ NJ. to- Z. NJ
:. :. HEUOKS. VI. d..
.t'~.' IAN AND SURGEON.
'i.' "pp.t the Bakery, ST j Johnsbury
wv. W. CIRCUIT,
"'. tNp rOTNSELLOR At LAW.
''..H Vermont.
|io. II. FRENCH,
g.. -4' ~ GENERAL MERCHANDISE
usually kept in country store.
>, '"'s = l0lC as the lO1cest
~ '-' papers made upon short notice.
Nils. VERMONT.
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JuffLs.

q.. II 'I"HN>BURY HOUSE,
ST. JOHNsBURY, VT.
' h. WALKER, Proprietor.
...,., AVENUE HOUSE.
V.r"h1I ST. JOHSsBURY, vi
MORRISON, Proprietors
Russ HOUSE.
20 j. ItNNrIsCu. CALIFORNIA
I' Nnj K \ co, Proprietors
WI MA>>FIELD HOTEL.
r'.,..fr. STOWE, VT.
.a,,. With all the modern improve
'un"datinns TOR 300 guests
]. kEELER. Manager.
t.-, 81 LILLIAN HOTEL,
'I" J.. WARD, Proprietor. MAINE
United STATES HOTEL.
..,,.... For'land. Ne.
Wv centre of the CITY. Tn. hest
h"uN'. iur business men.
HEATED By STEAM.
Al, lest # A"e"'ioa Giren to Guests.
=. VT" IN" Best the Market Affords.
. E.,,.- ''iit"r. will be- but 81 90 Der day.
including Parlor and bedroom
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