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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-26
HN o raj and eAigiO u

THE SSING OF PEACE.
o what blessing is peace By peace, the
bond OF mutual harmony the weakest are preserved
and prosper ; but where discord regns the strong
est are near to ruin. The heavenly consent in the
primitive church, was, under God, principal
cause of its miraculous increase and fourvhing
but after dissentons prevailed among Christians,
that destroyed in a short time, which was
built by the divine union and heroic patience of
fhe primitive Chris,aes. And the Glorious begin
nigs that promised the reformation of all Europe,
more obstructed by the dissen,ions of
employed in that blessed work. than by all the
power and subtility, the and articles of Rome
itself. How affective is the consideration of our
divided church ! Sweet peace whether art thou
fed I? Blessed Savior who didst by thy precious
blood reconcile heaven and earth, send down thy
Holy Spirit to inspire us with that wisdom which
is pure and peaceab!e, that those who agree in the
principles OF aith in the same substantial
parts of worship, in asserting the same indespens-
BILE necessity of holiness, may receive ono another
in love, matter that nearly touches, all those
who value the Protestant interest. How useful
would such a spirit be in these divided times,
when these professors of the same religion so
alienated from each other, as fthey had been bap-
tised with the waters of strife.
"Let reflect sins that provoked God to
permit such things in his church. o that his min is
,ers might be animated with zeal more pure
and iervent in their Divine work and that
his people would be wise, while price is put
into their hand to improve il to their e.
1ernal advantage. The neglected gospel will
at last DO terrible witness against the disobe-
dent, to justify and aggravate their condemna-
tion. "-Batss.
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The World Redeemed!

IT EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful
~ The day has come, they can arm themselves
with the precious relick which almost dehes disease
in ali its various ramiications. Doctors with all
their boasted science, step aside, and contemplate
the ushering in of new and eventul era, IN which
mankind are their own physicians The seals are
hroken--the ystery is revealed-ihe remedy is IN
their own hands-the East, the fountain OF hght
has opened her vast storo-housc and is pouring
forth 10 mortas the precious sap OF life and health
Persia & India, the adored of the present, ~ the
worshpped of tho future ages, are lovishing upon
their richest boons, causing the heart to leap for
10y, at seeing the sick healed, the lame walk, and
presenting to those that are whole guarantee for
thirty cents for preserving the shield oil hedIth
and enjoyment
The Persian and India Extracts, the wonder Of
the age, have heen so thoroughly tested, proved,
and unanimously paronzed, and conceded to be
by all professions and classes, PhYs,ctdnS not ex
cepted, who have become acquainted with the
unparalleled virtues, the UNIVERSAL and nnbounded
confdenee they insure, added to the grateful and
uncalled for testimonials in their favor, IS snhc'ent
to warrant every individual with confidence to
make trial of them.
A treatise on most diseases, their symptoms and
cause, with certificates from many influential per-
sons who had been raised when the skill of the
best oh ysicians had faled and various medicines
had been tried in vain, accompany each box
For convenience. these extracts are made into
pills, and are called the RESURRECTION or
PERSIAN PILLS. Try one box and see IT they
do not prove to be what they are recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra ofthe age.
L w. CAPRON q Co, Rochester, N. Y,
! agents for Vermont and New Hampshire to whom
all orders should be addressed (posr paio)
The above pills are for sale by Kittredge & Col.
by, st Johnsbury, VI; Farmers and Mechanics
Store, Passumpsic, VT; Kltredge, Merrill IL Skin
ner, Barnet VI; N. L.. Loomis. McIndoes Falls.
VT; M. X. Parks, & Co., Waterford, VII Hiram
Tracy, Wells River, VT; Lance, Warner 81 CO.,
Cabor, VT; VIM. S. Smith, Cabot, VT; Ebenezer
Carlton, Jr Bath, N H.; Hodgeman ~ Allen,
Linle,on, N. H.; "A. ~ o. Garnsey Il Co Lisbon,
N. ii. and all the principal towns in Vermont and
New Ham pshire. l5Qeowiy
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II HE MILLENNIU

Bishop Hall sagaciously remarks upon this sub
ject-iO blessed Savior what q strange variety of
conceits do 1 find concerning thy thousand Yeas
reign What riddles there in that prophecy
which no human tongue can read! Where to fix
that marvellous mllennary, and where the end
and what manner of reign shall be--whethsr tenn
poral of spiritual, on earth, or in heaven, under
goes many constructions as there pens that
have undertaken it; and yet, when all is done, l
see thine Apostle speaks only of the souls Of mar
syrs reigning long ,oith thee, not thy rsgoing
long on earth with those martyrs 20 my Saw
Tor 1! while others weary themselves with the dis
quison Of thy personal reign here upon earth for
thousand years, let il be the whole bent and study
fmy soul to make sure of my personal reign with
thee in heaven 10 all eternity -
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Superior Patent Trus
TmE LION OF THE DAY.
NO CURE NO PAY.
THE GENUINE OLD DITCH.

THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH.
OR GERMAN VEGE7ABLE PILLS.
TTIGHLY recommended by Doct Valentino
u Mot NJ. ID. of N. Y. and others. There At,
these pills the price is refunded back, this is ths
positiue orders OF the Proprietor to agents and OH
ers.
In offering these pills to the public, appeal
their intelligence. If these pills not what they
are recommended, you are in duty bound, out Of
respect to Yourself and community 10 reject them
and publish them to the world MS an imposition
humbug and quackery. The public may be assured
they are purely vegetable, they are composed OF
nine ingred tents, part of the medicine are only
found in Asia and in the vallies of Germany, for
convenience these extracts are made into pills and
will be found sure relief for all bilious
complaints, yellow and bilious fevers, fever and
ague jauudice, scarlet rash, bilious cholc, dispep
sia, &c. &c
1t is not intended that this medicine is cure
for all diseases TO which the human system is la.
BILE. Ten Thousand useless efforts have been made
to draw from the region of unknown fancy,
long spun theory ofmagIc art, which should cure
every disease. Good medicine is not to found 10
the fire or whrlwind
Health and happiness hang upon chance winds
.-time is the herald of truth.
AGENTS.
Baker Judevine g. Holton, LamoilviIle; A and
Nj. r. Cheever, Hard wick; Aiken and Vincent
Walden; Warner and Co., Cabot; Isaac Cutting
Cabot; f. Eaton, Danville; Kiiiredge and Colby
ST. Johnsbury; s. Humphrey, ST. Johnsbury; L.
r. Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morrl and Rankia,
ST Johnshury East; II. r.. Fairbanks, Waterfront
bradbury and Wallace, Barnet; Isaac Waits
Peacham; Chandler and Brown, Peac ham; l. and
A. e. Denison, Sutton; Charles Z. Newell, Burke
j. N. Hoyt IL CO., Lyndon 162-Gm.
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stoves. Kettles, pIoughs, &c.

The Centre ViHoge Farmers and Mechanics Com
NAM haze for sale The following articles:
UThYWARD'S and Fishers Improved rato"'
IA Cooking Stoves;
Williams Improved Cooking Stoves;
Nloors's Improved Cooking Stoves
Wavward's and Jackson's Improved Cooking
Stoves;
Fairbanks's Improved Cooking Stoves
pnrlor Stoves, different Sizes
n, S,oyes do do tt.
cA PIT IRON and SUGAR KETTLES, various
sizes.
Mason and Moore's Ploughs
Jones' Ploughs
Fairbanks Ploughs. ho
The nbov articles will be sold as low as can be
Pu' Gtni1M BACON agent for G.. V. F. 81 M Co
9, iohnsbrry Genre, Oct =, 1910. lou
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FARM FOR. SALE!

SITUATED one mile from Lyndon Centre !,
~ the road from Lyndon TO Stanstead, co1 ;",
ing about one hundred acres of excellent lana j
good state of cultivaton30 acres of good me@a =,
ced;-one good BARN, 40 by SO, with good. NJ
der ground StaJle;--a good aoeH propo1l ~ !.
HOUSE, SHED and WOOD-HOUSE, in goCcc% GA
pair. School-house within about 100 rods-Sis,
and Saw mill within half mile of said prem'rs-
Terms of payment made easy TO the purcns'OO h
day. r,m
For further particulars enquire of CO.. Coz ~
Chase OF Wheelock Hollow. 100"
.augnst 10, 1910
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nEREAU OMFn

TIL subscribers of Newbury, VI. are interested
with DIR CARTER in the preparation of his justly
celebrated Compound Pulmonary Batsam, but are
not Interested in the preparation Of any spurious
counterfeit article is falsely stated above, do
they wish to sell theirs the credit OF any other,
tr:aD are satisfied that it is not only superior to
Sampson Reeds an lxTURE," but it is preferable TO
any other Medicine tor Pulmonary Complaints
Therefore we say, beware of imposition and false
assertions made by those Interested in vending 9th
err "MixTUREs!' F.,& III KEYES.
Those wishing to purchase DR. Carter's Compound
Pulmonary Balsam will please call for Thy It's
whole name 1t may be had of LUTHER JEwETT
St. Johnsbury, and by the druggists aad merchants
generally in New England 179m7
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NH G di CT me .

PEAR'S OIL, English. 1t makes tho hair soft
ND and sleek an Otter
OLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA, for preventing or
remedying badness, and causing the HAIR to be-
come thick soft and glossy.
SPoHN's permanent cure for sick headache
HAYS LINIMENT.
PULMONARY BALsAM, for colds, coughs and other
symptoms, which neglected. end in consumption.
CoMsTocKs FLUID EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA, re
commended by eminent physicians instead ofthe
Root.
Also, more than 300 other articles of medicine
For sale by L.JEWETT, st. bloomsbury.
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FAIL aEa "a w i IA er
G. o o ID s.
MHTTEe EHDGE SN COLBY

HAVE just received large assortment of sea-
a. a. sonable Goods, consisting in part of BROAD
CLOTHS, super Eng. Bnckskin, Cassimeres, sa'
Nets and Vesings, embracing the greatest variety
and the most beautiful styles Offered in this
vicinity;) also, prime assortment of Taors Tim
mngs, Pilot and Beaver Cloth for gents overco't'i
Tealiono, R"sl, Plaid, Silk and worsed Seigcs'
Goats hair camblet, silk warp cambeteens, A'OpA,
ca. Merinos, mouslin de Lame, super black AMI
blue black Alapines figured do. satin stripd ChaV0
black and c"lored Silks rich figured do, black and
blue black silk Velvet, cotton do, figured Lace
plain and fancy do, Grape Lissi, super Swiss and
book Muslins, plain, checked and birds eye Gam
brics, lace and thread Edgings and InseGIlnsi
wrought Cambria do, ladies kid, silk and Berlin
Gloves, do merno and mohair Hose; Calicoes, PEI
crime Ties, Edinburgh Shawls, highland and wOn
ed plaid do fancy Hdkfs, m de Lane and raw
Silk do, Ribbons and BeItings. tia Ian and French
Crava,s, cotton, wool and Lapland do, Pongee,HF
bandanna, SpItalfield and Corah Silk IIdkfs; genr
buck mittipsi buck, kid and Berlin Gloves, striped
ssh'lrting' brown and bIeached sheet'ngs, printed
Flannel, white and colored do, cotton do, to-s
Blankets, .Tickings. Drilngs, Batting, Waddns
Wicking, Umbrellas, paper Hangings, rubber Shoes
ladies Caters. do kid Slips and walking Shoes
chdrens Shoes, Buffalo Robes, hair seal mock
Otter, Nntria, Fur Seal and Otter Caps from t5cs
TO $l5. Collars and fur (1Ioves.
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WIsTeS PuUTTC
n he has lately commenced the
SASH MAKING BUSINESS,
at Coventry Fas-where he intends to keep con-
santy on hand, the common o1alo sosndoa6 sash of
different sizes, and of superior quality. And all
orders for the gothic sash, window blinds, and pan
mel doors, will be answered with short notice, rs
TO the style and dimensions. The subscriber hav
ing devoted mis- time for n number Of years past,
wholly to this branch of mechanical business, thu
years of which, he has labored in the sash shops of
Boston, Mass. and also, having furnished himself
with the best and most fashionable tools which the
country affords; feels confident in assuring those
who may favor him with their custom, that he can
furnish them with the above named articles much
cheaper aud Of a superior quality, than be done
by the common joiners, who, without many of The
necessary toels, devote but small share of their
time to this branch Of business
SAMUEL r. FRENCH
Coventry, Oct. &c, 1910. I7Wf
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Dec. II, 1888.
COUNTERFEITS, BEWARE OF IMPOSI-
TIONi

Each genuine bottle is enclosed in a blue wrap
per, on which is label, signed by SAMPSON REEL D..
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
NJ The outside Yellow Label i'll have,on and
after December 1899, in addition to thatAof Samp-
son Reed, the Signature OF WM JOHN CUTLER,on
OF his partners.
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam has been the cause of attempts to introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name of the genuine, calculated to mislead and
deceive the public Among these mixtures are. the
American Pulmo nary Balsam,' "CompoundPulmo-
nay Balsumic Syrup pulmonary Balsam,' Car
ter S mpound Pulmonary Balsani,' and Others.
Purchasers for the true article by it's whole name
PULMONARY BAHSAM, and see that it'has the
marks and signatures of tho genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pull
monary BaIsam
~*ONE MORE CoUNT EFT, besides the 'Ameri-
can Pulmonary Balsam,' and others above alluded
to!-An attempt has been made to deceive the pub
lie by spurious mixture called Vegetable Pulmo-
nary Balsam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson Lee--said to prepared by an
unprincped man in Bangor, Me. The name is
written in a way to resemble the genuine signature
and most foul attempt to deceive the public
and avoid the punishment that await actual forge
For sale by REED, WING IL CUTLER (Iate
Low 81 Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cnes, Paints and Dye Stuffs, No Sd Chatham
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbu-
ry, VT, and A. Mcmillan Danv lille Vi. by Chand Ter
~ Brown. Price 80 cts. 167eply
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LANES KNApp,s ESTATE,

Az n Probate Court holden at the Probate once
in Danvie, in and for The District OF CALEDONIA
on the seventh day Of January, a. d. loql, ny
SAMUEL d, MATTOCKS, Judge OF SAID
uWARRIs KNAPP and HIRAM KNAPP, Elk
EH ecntors OF the last viii and Testament of
LANES KNAPP, late OF Lyndon, deceased, pre-
semi their account of administration against snld
Estate for allowance-W hereupon II is ordered by
concerned. TO appear al the Probate Office in Dan
Vile Aforesaid. on the 2S,h day of January, A. ID.
ls4I, and object to the allowance of said account,
if they SEQ cause, by publishing copy OF The rec
ord Of this order three weeks sncccsslveiy IN inc
CALIFORNIAN, a newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury
in said district.
A true copy Of Record, ioo
Attest SAM L. D. MA WINS, 'uuBc'
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COUGHS, COLDS,
md all diseases of The L1tngs

.HnH all diseases OF inc LWSo.
SAM is believed to be deservcdly the most
nonuIar Medicine ever known in America, lot
coughs colds, asthma or phthisc, consu'hP'.oI >
whooping cough, and Pulmonary afecnohs o' e'e
ny kind .rv exten
siyey used for about twelve years; and its rePu'aI
ton has been constantly increasing. 90 unive'sa'
Nv popular has this article become thst may
considered as standard article in large Part Oh
the United States and British Provinces. many
families keep it constantly by them, considering
the most safe and certain remedy Tor ."e "oosI
complaints. The proPrletors nave iocaiT So, ma.
are receiving hume Gus Recommendations rom ma
nv of our best Physicians, who make use OF u :"
their practice. The names of few indiyIaua,s
who have given their testimony in favor OF ths ar
tice are here subjoned and for more iuii account
see the envelope to the bottle =, =,
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Merrill,
Truman Abel, Timothy Baylies,
Tbomas Brown Jere Ellsworth,
William Perry Albert Guild.
"'. AN iNTfE3REsTING CASE.
Ulster county N. Y to the proPrletors:
Youis of the 9th instant was duly received; ~,
remarkable cure was affected by the Vegetable fu
monary Balsnm, in the winter and spring OF 1850
The person, Mr. Moody, had been sick long time
with the consumpt on. His physicians had gwen
him up He was reduced so low as to be nnaoie
TO hello himself and was raising large quantity OF
blood, when he commenced using the balsahi'
which effected complete cure, and ne IS no" as
hale and hearty as ever he was. MT. moouy, mas
reno we'd from this town, but he has promised me M,
more detailed account Of his case, winch l VIII
forward you , " o. CAAi'
Kingston, NJ Y. June 25t, 1888.
Argyle, Nova Scotia:
In the winter of 1887 and 1888, | was Sc ized
with violent cough, which continued TWO o1
three months My cough was SO severe thar
was obliged TO sit up two or three hours dur,
ing the night and was much reduced in flesh and
strength, and my appetite gone One OF my nG,gh
bors Ind bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam which he would not sell, he however loaned
it 10 me till could ge, him another | experience
ed immediate reie from it. The first opportunity
had 1 procured more of it, and to the use OF II
ascribe the preservation of my life
O' ~ JAMES w. LENoX.
n. ny 1919
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Trom Tni,'s Magazine for December

rum Ahii
CHAN
Change change Tho moo'"'''
Ofall that's gone before
Tbe wrecks of perished glory
f3ostrowing every shore,
The shattered tower and palace,
That frown DER every glen,
In broken language, tell us
9th fleeiing power OF men
Change change Tip scythe is sweeping
O'er many a cotage hearth
The sickled hand is renpng
Ter some scene of household Elrth.
The sheaf is bound where daughters
Round their mothers used to spin
And where little feet did pa,tor
Full often out and in.
Change change for all things human
KINGDOMS, states OF amplest wing
Have their flight and fall, in common
With the meanest mortal thing T.
With beauty lovo, and passion
With all of earthly nustj
With life's smallest wavelet, rushing,
Curling, breaking into dust
Where arose, in marbed grandeur,
The valid cities of the past,
The sulIen wind now wander
Dor a ruined huddIed waste.
Rent is the palace splendid;
The owl, in silence, wings
Ger floors where, eye-attended,
Paced the sandalied feet Of Kings,
Still change go thou and view II
All desolately sunk
The circle of the Druid,
The cloister of the monk;
The abbey boiled and squalid,
With grass its grass named staggering wall;
Ask by whom these were nnhallowed-
Twas change that did it ALL
Yet, o Change though the destroyer
OF earsb's fraTl things, thou art not
The less the purifier
Otis ever living thought;
The Druid star Is shrouded,
The monkish overcast
And the new, though still beclouded,
Is less clouded than the last.
Proud thrones, noao ruling nations,
We would shun the common lot
Even uoso, at your own foundations,
Works the worm that dieth MOI
We will perish, like your brothers
Of the elder world all
And others, and still others,
Will follow you and fall.
But Mind the everything,
From Times each succeeding birth,
VIII receive some more Of Heaven.
Will retain some less of eartA.
More OF truth and less of error.
Less of hate and more of love,
Till the world below shall mirror
All the purity above.
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w. 4. Goods.

(prime Teas and Tobacco.) Winter stnued.G04
Linseed do, Paints and Dye Stuffs, CROCKLL&AnI
and GLASS WARE, HARD WARE, CUVlt'
RY, &c.
The above with most articles usually kept 10
Country Stores they now offer cheap forCash OF gu
Credit.
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Gentlemen, Look at This!
DIETER and Cheaper Broadcloths, Cassimeres
I'D Pilot, Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths, and
every article Of genteman's wardrobe, made to
order, or sold by the piece or single yard 10 per
cent lower than be found in Vermont, by
HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River, Dec. ~, 1910. I77w6
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TO the Honorable the Probate Court for The Dis
trct Of Essex and State of Vermont :,
TTENRY L. WATSON and ROAANA H..
Ill WATSON, Administrators of the Estate OF
JESSE HUGH late of Maidstone, deconsed,
respectfully represents that the said intesiate dd
in his life time enter into certain contract ~
writing bearing date April 23d, 1886, to and with
one Seth Cushman of GuiIdhall, in said district 60
witt Received of Seth Cushman forty dollars
to,va,ds the purchase of the East half Of Lot No.
ls in the Cd division of lots in the town of Maid
stone, drawn to the original Right of John Mallory,
and said Seth is to pay me by the FIRST day OF June
next ss4l So cents more, and the payment TO me
of said sum am to deed to said Seth the said half
of said Lot-which said contract was at the de-
cease of the said Jcssee Hugh aud still is unexa-
cuted.
Wherefore the said Henry l.. and Roxana II.
Watson pray the said Court to grant unto them
liberty and authority TO deed said Land according
TO the terms Gf said contract agreeably to the Stat
ute in such made and provided.
HENRY l.. WATSON.
ROXANA II. WATSON.
Guildhai, Jan. 2, 1871.
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Flour NNiHR.

nUSTIN GROW would inform his cu c'S, o.
~ and the public that his Mill is in pefi,',. ~
der, end that he is Glsoays hand prepafTsu :. ss
grinding to their entire satisfaction. ne LIS n
prepared at all times to grind SALT for oa''
the table. M
st Johnsbury, Sept. I, 1910.
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M or s he .

For 8 ale.
"A GOOD WHEELWRIGHY SHOP, well si,ua
LAted Tor misunderstanding three stories, second
story finished for dwelling--lower part for ashop,
which contains circular saw, an upright saw Dor
ing and, tenanting, and water power sufficient to
carry them. Any wishing to purchase can have
the above on reasonable terms; enquire Of the sub.
scriber. JOSEPH WHEEJOCK
Coventry Falls, Oct. 26, 1910. Sl7Otf
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WANTED.

In exchange for Goods; Tow Cloth, Frocklot
Grey Cloth, Butter, Wool &c.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. 12, 1910. 16H'
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STATE OF VERMONT.

81 + OF VENNION 7.
DISTRICT OF ESSEX IS
Ut is ordered sby the Probate Court for the dis
H. trict aforesaid tina: all persons concerned be no
tilted to appear before said Court at Session there
of to be holden at Guildhal on the second Saturday
of February next, to show cause, If any they may
have, why the liberty and authority requested in
the foregoing Application should not be granted,
and that for that purpose the said Application to-
gether with this order he published in the Caedo
man, printed at St. Johnsbury, three weeks sue
cessively soon as may be.
{ r>AOl In witness whereof 1 have hereunto
IL. l.. ; affixed the seal Of said Court and sub
NV scribed my at Guildha, in said
District, this 4th day of January, A.
ID. 1871
1sow3 JOHN DODGE, Register
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H % R 9 "A u Il.

H ID liz y "A n H.
TIME subscriber offers for sale 5.S of an acre of
Il LAND, convenient HOUSE and BARN.
There is a good well of water near the house. The
premises situated few rods north of ST.
Johnsbury Plain, near the road from Montpelier to
L;tleton
file has also on hand few first ratio common
SLElGHS, which he would like to sell, and will
give credit, if wanted.
N. B. Those indebted to him requested 10
call. and settle this month. JOS. HANCOCK.
st Johnsbury, jan d lS41. IS0w3