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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15

An experience OF about fifteen years has proved
beyond dou6t, that this Vermifvge is certain and
neper failing cure for worms.
Since it first put before the public many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale,
which have had their day, and counted as
much trash, whereas B. a. Fahnes,ock's Vermi-
fuge is daily increasing in popularity owing to its
intrinsic worth 1t has only to he used according to
the directions and if worms exist. they will certainly
be expelled from the system The price is only 25
cents per which brings within the means of all
From DIR. Morris
Whitley, Green Co. Pa. May IL, ls43.
NM A. FAHN EsTocK & Co.: Dear Sir-I have
been using your Vermifuge in my practice for
number of years. and find il the most sure and safe
Worm Destroyer that ever had.
have prescribed it in many cases, in which it has
brought away 200 and 800 worms.
JONATHAN NORRIS.
From the Pastor of the German Lutheran Church in
Buffalo, and others
Buffalo, Jan. l6, ls43.
We certify that have used Fahnestock's Yer.
mfuge in families, and in every instance it has
had the effect OF bringing away worms. We consd-
er it very valuable preparation. and recommend 1t
with every confidence to our friends
FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church.
j. DINGENS, 352 Main street.
J. WATERMAN. [3O9yl
For snle by LUTHER JEwErT. st. Johnsbury.
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VVNHE best medicine in use for pulmonary
l. complaints. For proof, the propretors would
refer to thousands that have received its benefits
See certificates the wrapper which envelopes each
bottle. Also Pamphlets in the hands of agents, to
distribute gratuitous. II las become one Of the stand
ard medicines of the day, and is cheeriuIy recon-
mended by the faculty.
Those suffering from consumption, coughs, colds.
asthma, spiting IF JiOOd pains ia the side, whnoP-
ing cough, measles, Group, influenza catarrhal nhec-
tons of the lungs by drothorGx or droPsy in the
chest, or any pulmonary complaints. will do well 10
give ii an immediate trial. Delays are dangerous.
Prce-ony so cents a bottle. For sale by Jewett
& Carpenter. -. Johnsbury, and by most Druggists
in the United States and Car0da.
Those wishing The agency or TO purchase, will
please address VIM. II. Garter, NJ. d the preparer
and inventor, or F. s. ii. KEYES, Proprietor.
32Seow 0w NewburV. W.
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IN CHANCERY-FOURrH CIRCUIT.
Brewer and Gilchrsl, Compainants,

|
JObcz Sargent, Administrator of Frederick Pcttis and
Harvey Benton, Administrator of II. II. Norris,
Defendants.
STATE OF VERMONT.
CALEDONIA SIS.
I'm pursuance of a decretal order Of the Court Of
IL Chaucery made in the above entitled cause by The
Chancellor Of the fourth Circuit will be sold under
the direction of the subscriber of the Masters OF
said Court, at the Inn of Horace Evans in Danville
in the County Of Caledonia and State OF Vermont,on
the 9TH day Of February A. D. 1914, at IL O'Clock,
noon, Of that day
All and singular the several tracts and parcels of
land hereinafter described to wit
A certain piece of land situate in DeeTfeld Town
ship in the County of airen in the State of Penn
sylvana, II being 235 l44 perchcs from the
west end OfIract sc. Also 100 acres from the North
East corner of Tract No. l03: Also 2l2 acres from
the South Side of Tract No 1856: Also 100
fiom the South East corner of Tract ISL: Also the
whole Of Tract No. lS4 containing 457 acres and "a
Pcrches: Also 220 acres and one quarter from the
South side of Tract No. 1856, making together l345
acres and l0s perches and the allowance.
Also, certain piece of land in Oil Creek Town
ship in the county Of Crawford and State Of Penn
syvania, viz 80 acres aud IL perches from the
south east corner of Tract No. 54 Also in Deer
field Township, Warren County, eli from The
east end of Tract No. 100 A Iso two hundred and
four acres from the end of Tract No. l0l -
Also the whole of Tract No. 1885 containing AIS IL
ores ana Oh perches, making together Nine hundred
AMI sixty-two acles and 76 perches and the allow
Also certain piece of land in said Deerfeld Town
ship, II being 200 of land and allowance from
the east end Of Tract No. 1874
Also a certain piece of land in said Decrfeld to
wit =: part of Tract No. 90, containing 336 and one
half acres
Also certain piece of land situate in said Deer
field. il being Tract No 1875 containing 436 acres
and IA perches of land and allowance-be the same
lands more or less.
Da ed Mt Danville this 22d day of December A.
ID. ls43. SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS,
334~6 Master in Chancery.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME- the subscribers heng appointed ny the
w Hon Probate Court FOR the District of Orleans,
commissioners. TO receive, examine, and adjus, all
claims and demands of all persons against the Es.
tate of WILLIAM KINSLEY,
late OF Greensboro in said district, deceased, rep
resented solvent, and all claims and demands exhi.
biied in ose! thereto, and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our appon.
ment at the dwelling house of Samuel Hill. in said
GreensborouGh, on the LIST Tuesdays of February
and June, from 10 until four o'clock on each Of
said days.
JOSEPH GLIDDEN,0
CHS. l.. LINCOLN, Commissioners.
NOAH MOULTON. }
Greensborougb, Dec. 90, lS43. 335w3
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Poetry.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
RECOLLECTIONS OF CHILDHOOD.

From the Cincinnati Gazette.
RECOLLECTIONS OF CHILDHOOD.
NY MRS. C, A. CHAMBERLAIN.
oh! bright they CLEAN in mem'ry's rays,
And sweet the thoughts they bring
The visions of my childhood days,
When life was one long spring;
When forth from every waving tree,
And every flow cup
Sweet strains oflow voiced minstrelsy
To heavens blue arch went up.
No other skies seem half so fair
As those Of earlier days
Which blent my childish voice OF prayer
With Natures song ofpraise.
In dreams they hang above me yet,
Just as intensely blue,
AS when my heart from out their dep,ks
Sweet inspiration drew.
wonder if the moons pale light
Still falls within my bower
To beam upon the tendrilIed vine,
And silver DER the flower;
Pcrchance those vines are torn away,
Those trees all Iowly laid
And crushed to earth the cherised flowers
Which grew beneath their shade.
hope they've spared The aged thorn,
Which grew beside the brink
With shining leaves and snowy buds
So family tnged with pink:
To shed upon the summer air,
lts fragrant breath at even,
AS when each blossom seemed an urn
Whence incense rose to heaven!
Oh! oft in thought seem to rovo
Aguin the pebbly shore,
And listen to the lute-like tones,
meier shall list to more
Soft as the light upon that sea,
Those silv'ry voices come
Sweet az its low breathed melody,
On men'ry's waters borne!
Land of my love! forever dear!
Again and yet again,
Thy mem'ries come my heart to cheer;
Like some familiar strain,
Which brings sweet thoughts Of love and hom
The pilgrims spirit DER.
And bids the shadows fit away,
Which yelled his path before!
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BIackSmithing Business,

FESHE subscriber has opened Blacksmith Shop at
- Passumpsic Village, where he is ready to do
all kinds Of business in his line for cash or shor,
credit at the lowest prices His experience IN the
business he thinks, will enable him to do his work
IN FIRST rate style. E, B. RYAN.
Passumpsic, Nov. %, ls4a -s3lwe
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Bank of Orleans.

TNNHE stockholders of the Bank of Orleans are
II hereby notified to meet at the Inn of Sabin
Kelam in Irasburgh, on the I'd Tue<dny of January
next for the purpose of electing five directors of said
Bank for the year ensuing.
GEO. C. WEST, Cashier.
Irasburgh, 20 Dec ls43. 3s5ws
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15
Youths Department.
NANNY, THELOsT CHILD.

In the parish Of Glencoe, in Scotland, there lived
poor man, who servant to a farmer This man
had little daughter three years DID, who, having
followed the cart to potn;oe. field, was allowed to
play about till evening, which then very near
Tho child amused herself by pulling wild flowers
Tor ], was in the month OF October, when there were
many flowers still to be found; and seeing perhaps
at distance, few tufts Of pretty heath she strayed
away, without beng seen, to moor a, hand.
moor is desolate place coverd with heath; and
this was Ve'y great and wide moor, spreading over
some miles Of ground.
~ When the men ut work in the field were abou, TO
60 home for the night they looked for the little girl
and called her; bot she 10 be seen anywhere
and did not Though il was growing dark,
they began to look for her very earnestly ard all the
neghbors to look for her too. II was in vain,
and all went home at late hour; but the little chd
friends could no, sleep, they unhappy about
her Early next morning, they set out again TO look
Tor her. and The next two days they went seeking
but still with little hope that they should find the
child. She was lost on "Wednesday evening, and it
was not till ten O'Clock Saturday morning after
that she was found by her grandfather, lying npon
small heap Of stones. The first night she was out
the air was cold and frosty; the next night il never
stopped rainIng and on the last night the wind blew
sharp from che east and all that time the poor little
girl sd'been by herself In the open wild, wilbou,
food shelter
Her grandfather knew all this. and when he lifted
his little dear liz bis arms, he Thought he should
End her stiff and dead.-only think orhis JOY when
she opened her mild blue eyes, smiled in his face,
end asked very gently, "where 10 my father snd
SOiherl II wss TOO much for the old pany he said,
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E. EASTMAN,

FORMERLY AT DASvILLE VERMONT,
HAS commenced the business Of
AA REPAIRING W.ATCHES
Of Ltleton. N. II. and will be obliged those who
nny favor him with their custom. An work sent TO
him BY stage will be promptly attended TO and re-
termed without delay.
shop one door Cast Of the Union House, in the
Store Of Eastman Triton e. Go.
Li,i!e,on Village, Oct. 9, te13 s2aS
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Revised Statutes Of Vermnnt

NOR sale liy A. McMrLLAS. DanyilIe -,
H. Publisher, q. GOODRIch, Burlington, N"u a'
June IS. a,o
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AfWrS !! aCgRS $! !!

CAPS, MulIs and Boas, for sale by,
" E. JEWETT s. Co.
Oct. 1913. 1922 if
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VS.
Jabrz Sargent, Administrator of Frederick Pcttis and
Harvey Benton, Administrator of r. IL. Morris,
Defendants
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Ottober ten l5. 1914. 3rn.
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@rma6t ! @rma6t!!

gu Den 9Saffsn ! Su Den qBafen!
Die @bi9s boben feline urlaDe, ne9en
be6 Qus9an96 Der lebten @obl mutblo6
Su lein. Sbr Sabr lS4O bel oer Sftober
8abl nobmen bic eofofofo6 un9efdbr
obt6ebntauleno Webrbeit in Unlprutb, II.
oennob belle9ten mir iie in oer Qrdhoen.
tenpabl nn9efabr orei Boben ipdter.
S6unt 1T 0e9entpdrtie nur NIT elmer
Webrbeit BON 3 bis 1000 erpGbtt. @enn
mir nur uniere Sbuloi9feit tbun, 70 f0n,
nen mir oieielbe lcibt iiberwinoen. gGir
lenfen Die 2(ufmerflamfeit unlerer 9eler
auf Die fol9enoe NoreiIe Der Greeutipsn
committee. SieieIbe entbdlt 8elebruns
gen, pelte BON ieoem Sreunoe unieres 9e-
liebten Saterlanoes uno ieiner unl1dB.
barren Glnridbtun0en wobl erwo9en ner.
oen iolten.
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N0nCp s allmter6.

Stuff erbalten, Elm ArcessAfertemsnt ron fu.
psr.ss;milstsn, as@hrfsItsn franitiiibsn ca.
fmiers, stsnfaIl6 idlid)ts uno 9efrsifts.
Nsuartiss 0esifsnNu9e SEcbfsil gum @srs
fauf bsi O'3rien uno Raiauel.
Geacin9, Sftobsr 8.
sd bin sugunitsn Der unmittIbarnNnhIisl.
bun9 BON SsEas." SaS. &. Yolf.
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9bDreHe Der
Grecutipcn 6 ON mittee.
Witburoer !!

Witbur0er!
Die oemotrotliden @bio6 baben in Der
Sbat pcnnlpluanlen fir 6einrlb Slap
eewOnnen. obwobl lie 8eneral MarfeI
ourb 3ufatl uno ourb bic falllben SOr
itelun9en binlibtlb iener Sdbl9feit Der
loren. 2lllein ioltbe fallbe &orltsllun9en
fonnen 0e9en Slap feline &raft boben,
welber Der tubtiolte Staatsmann in Der
Naton 1T. Srsunoe mie Seinoe rdumen
obne untcribieo Elm, oob fcin onoerer
Wann lbm in Der Staatefunit uberle9en
ilt.-nab fen anoerer Wann in TO aus9e-
aelhnetem Moobe pon Der gtatur uno Gr.
fabruno nit alien boben Gioenitbaften be:
oabt 1T mellbe man Don Dem boblten Se
amten Der 8erelnoten Staaten bel Dem
9e9enmdrti0cn Stanoe Der OfTentliben
Nn0ele0cnbeiten erwortet.
Nlt anoern 8orten. Die 8biss baben
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NrfinlQnnfr
rllftet eueb gum Sample !

lulltl tu(D gum NulllpIe!
Ser Sag nobet ibneQ beron, 100 man
Sud- ouhoroern miro cine Yerion fir
oas bo6ite l(mt gu tpGblen pel6es bo5
Solt oieler freien Union 5u per9eben bat.
Senft an oen erfen Jtooember
0ies 1T oer Sag no ibr mirfcn folet fir
euer ei9enes 8efe-flir oos 8obl unIcs
res 9emeinf0oftliben Satsrlanoe6. eoi.
iet eub an oieiem Sage ni6t iblafeno
auf euren SOFTEN finoen. Seio watblom,
neil ein liiti9er Seino i'm Seloe III,
OCT fcln Wtlttel f6euen miro cub Su
ilberlliten uno cud, cure tGeueriten
Jntcreirn 81 rallten.
&enn ibr nitbt wotlet bob cure tbeu.
erilen 8ebte fir
8rittil0es 0DlD
pertouft mercen TcQen, 70 gcbet am l.
Nopember 2lue CUR rDabl uno ftimmet
fur Den lDbig .grwobIer3etteI - fir
elaD llnD Srelin9bupIen,
bte Srerube bes Sarifs unO Gsrfsbter
oes OertbeiIunses s6efeses, mas allein
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@9ie#stas SeH %. 8g8ttoser 1914.