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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-16
CHEAP
G. a r. p e. S r OR Z
orr TIE CASH PLAN,

At No IL S'r0tobory 81 Philadelphia.
VINHE Rent Of the Subscribers in their present
l. situation being very low, and their terms
CASH. they are enabled To sell a, such low prices
that customers cannot fail to be salts sfie and they
invite the people Of Northumberland and the ad-
joining counties 10 call and examine their stock,
rs they offer AN eNcel'en, assuriment comprising
Beautiful Imperial, 3ply, I
Superiine lngrain,
Heavy TwiIlrd Venetian, SCARPETlNGS.
Fine English WorsIed dn.
Plain Striped do.
With large stock Of well seasoned Floor Oil
Cloh. of sill widths, f,r Rooms, Halls Door Pie
crs, &c. Also Furniture Oh Cloths, Beautiful
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Bnize. Rag Car.
pets, Mating, &c &c, together with a large Stock
e low priced Ingram. Entry and Stair CARPETS,
Wholesale and Retail, al the lowest prices in the
city. ELDRlDGE d BROTHER,
No. A. Strawberry street, one door above Ches-
nut, near 2d street, Entrance also at No. so South
Second street, Philad.lPhla.
Sept. @SIh. 1874 -3m
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BALTI.tORE MARKET.

Office Of tie BArrl~"HE Anxnnc.x. Nov. II.
GBAIN.-Thc supply of Wheat to-day was
gh,. The sales are steady at S a % cents for
,od Ia strictly prime reds, and at - a IS cents
u inferior to good.-Salcs of Corn, old and new,
81 ~ cents for white, and II IS cents foe
allow. Sales of Oats at - a 2G cts.
WHlSKEY.-The demand is very limited at
cents for bb!s. We quote hhds at 2G! q cts
PUHIFr THE BLnop.--is the blood in e lie
-.rving cour'e is suhi,c' II conlinu,l waste, ma
re has provided for the supply of the eShau-,ing
untain, hy tho conversion "f our food into new
ood. But whilst such ana ilr means provided
the mauuf,ciure "l ucw blood, nature has been
less sulicItous in proyidIug for the eypuI.i II OF
at which Is us,'le aud decayed. THIS iu'por-
ut office is ptrf rm,d I.y The bowels and whrn
ature (wh" Is always struggling TO throw OF Of,
pdlng matte requires assI>t-rce in he: hnncvo-
n, intention, Br,nd chs Vegetable Uni,cr.al
III. will be found sneuiarly al ,pr,d to the pur>
'-e, because they rcm"y" through the s,nmach
4 bowels all currup, humors from the b,dy, IN an
~, s,fe ami ciIicDual nann,r producing no ef
but what viii finally conduce to he ptrlrc, pu>
cation of the Blood, aud thereby cure T. c dts
SO, (hy whatever name it may be caicd) and
e perfect health II the whole system.
ar Purchase Of II. D Mas>cr, Sunhury, or Of
g agents, published in another part Of this paper
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RoCkeTeIier's Estate.

NOTIcE is hereby given, that letters nf admins
~ islration have been tranted 10 the subs 'rbcr,
on The estate of Michael Rockefeller decd. late Of
Augusta township, Northumberland county. Per.
sons indebted said estate, having claims against
the same requ sted to call The subscriber for
settlement. ISAAC ECKMAN,
October 10Th, lS4i ct Admir-.
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&Nol2Sn
NEW GOODS.

VN1E Subscriber has just received from Philadel.
Il pha fresh supply OF New Goons, consisting
IN part, Of MptsEn Deidnes Grape Delaines,
Cashmere de EcoSSe .Sha,cls Handkercheif, Sc.
Also, Bearer and SIR Hats, good assortment
OF Meas and Buys Caps, Groceries, Liquors,
Sal, DC &c, oil of which will be sold at the most
Reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, chear.
ii. B. MASSER.
Snnhnrv. Oct 9Th 1874
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD !
CANTRELL'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

NNILL not cure every thing but still remain
w unequaled in their several departments by
every hing ever offered TO the public, who have
voluntary came forward sud offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials of their superior
efficacy.
CantrelTS Compound Mcdicoted Syrup Of Sar-
sHpdr,Ln or, Ani-Scorhuuc Syrup, for the cure
of Scorfua, Chronic Rheu,n ,tsm, Chronic Swell
lings of the Joints, Eruptons of tho skin aud all
Diseases arising from the abuse Of Mercury, ,{c..
unsurpassed Ivy any thing in the market, comhi-
ming all the virtues resident in the Sar,apariIla
with modern medicamcnt, only lately brought
OF, Ivy the most respectable medical authorities
Price, so cents per bottle.
CantreH's .4ah-Dypepfic Porder, FOR The re-
lief and permanent cure of that most distressing
complaint. Dyspepsia. in all its forms and Stages
1t is truly most valuable remedy. Sold in bottles
al rs and 50 cents each.
CanfreNs .9gm Mature and Tanic Mc,fca.
mcnia, stands at the head of the list unrvallcd Ivy
any, or all the innumeralle medicines in use
throughout the length and bread Of the land, f,r
the cure Of FEvra and AGuE in all its stages, and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never he without il.
The subschcr will forfeit EIFrY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
most obstinate case.
sid Wholesale and Retail by CALEB CRES.
SON at his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North Third
Street. Philadelphia also. NV the regularly ap.
pointed agent SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesale
Druggist No. 81 Water Street Mobile.
Prepared orlv hv the Subscriber, corner of CAR.
pENTER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
an. Philadelphia where it is also retaiIed.
Observe, none are genuine withou, the signature
# JOHN A. CANTRELL.
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JAMES b. LANE,

Nors &C. !. Wo'er,. Auc,ioncer, No. 81
VI ukrt street phindepha, will give any infrmo-
'on that may he drs red respecting the above De
scIhed land.
Nov 18th 1914 -'s
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5 r "A N 7 S II III I'D Il S

NNERS' OIL.
5000 Dry La Plata Ilides-first quality.
$500 Dry La Guira. do
1000 Dry Sailed La Guira, do
1000 Dry Sailed Brazil Hides, do
3j Bales Green Sailed Patns Kips.
20 Bales Dry Pana kips.
100 Barrels Tanners Oil.
Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
For sale to Country Tanners at the lowest prices
and upon the best terms.
N. B. The highest market prices paid for all
kinds Of leather
d. KIRKPATRICK & SONS.
No. 81, South Third st. Philadelphia.
September Ia, ls44.-ly.
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TWEED 10TH, a handsome article, all wool,
light and elastic, for Summer Goats and Pants,
for sale, very low, by
June IS II. B. MASSER.
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ESTHER CREAMOR TRACT

mokin creek, ,Whch passes through 1t. G-1-xsS
A large Autuarite Furnace, now in blast, is .itua.
ted within quarter of mile of Buck Ridge and
within mile of Green Ridge and Esther Creamur
tracts.
TIE whole of the above drscrhcd Lands arc
situated in the ShaBiokin Coal Region near Il G
town of Shnmokin. which is 10 miles nv rrl road
TO Sunhury. and 80 miles bv the proposed impro-
we'd route, without inclined planes, to Potisvn.
They are all well timlerea, nud are all C0ai Land
cIcrp, about 20 acres Of Burk Ridge, runring into
the adjoining red she'll And in quantity and pua'.
ilv uf Coal, together with convenient adaptation hv
ravncS, for numerous openings for mines abn,e
water level they no, inferior to any Land in
thrt region, or Pe'hsps in Pennsvlvana.
Persons wishing to yrw the Lands are respect.
fully referred To- Mr. John Budd. nf SUDBURY ; and
for further pari,u ulars respecting them, and the
region generally. to the suhscrh,r. at lancaster
Buud Pattrr- on, Esq, 9, Porsville.
Specimens of the al and Iron Ore and map
ni the Lands together with a more particular de.
pton of the region, will I've lett at the Exchange
in P.ilrdclphIa FOR inspection.
Sale will commence At O'Clock, =. NJ. when
condirinns will We made known, and attendance
given, hy
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-CARPETlNGS.
S!itGERT'S PATENT
MACHINE

VsSHiS Machine his nlw h,eu tested nv morr
z than thirty families in this nclghhorh .od, and
has given entire -atisaction. Il is % simple in It's
construction, that II cannot get ont Of order. it
contains iron to ru-t, and no ,prings or rollers to
Get ont of rep,ir. I, will do twice as much wOsh-
inc, with less than halt the and tear of any Of
the late inventions, and whit Is of greater inpor.
anse i, costs hut little over half as much as other
washing machines.
The subscriber has the cxc'usiv right for Nor
thumhcrland, Union, L. coming, Columbia, lu-
Zrrnc and Citation counties. Price ct single M
chine So. II. b. MASSER
TIE following certificate IS from few of those
who have these m chiues in use.
Sunhury, Aug. "a, 1914.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have now
IN u-e, in our iamil,rs, "SnuccIt's Patent Wash
ing Machine. and DO 10, h,> state s,ying that it is
amost excellent invention. That, in Washng
II viii save more than one hail the usual lahur-
rha, It does not require more than one third he
usual quantity Of so p and water; rnd that there
IS no rIhhlng, AMI Gems qurnlty, lutte or M Ncai.
mg or icaring.-.rhst it knorks III un buttons aud
tnat the finest clio hes, such coar>, laccs tucks
tus, &c, may hc washed in a ve'y short time
without the least injury, a Il IN fact without any
appaIrui wear aud tear, whatever, We therefore
chreriaily recommend it To- our lfirnhs and tl the
public, as u most useful and labor saving machIne
CHARLES W HIGGINS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER,
Gus PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. e.. WEhKER
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRiNG.
lltRR's iIorEL, (fnrm' rly fremont House, No
lI6 Chrsnut suec',) Philadelphia, September
2lst, 1874.
| have used Shuger,'s Patent Washing Machine
in my hou,e upwards 1f eight months and do not
hesitate TO say that deem 1t Que of The mot use
tui and valuable lihor-savvg machines ever inven-
ted. formerly kept two women continually oc-
copied in Washing, who now do as much in two
days aS they then did IN one week. There is no
wear or tear IN Washing, aud il requires not morc
than one-thitd the usual quantity ot soap, have
had a number of other IN. chimes in my tam ~. hui
tins Is so decidedly superior to every thing else, and
Sd lrile Fable To &c, out Of repair, that would not
do without one II they should cost ten times the
price they are sold for DANIEL HERR.
ALXORINES, a handsome aIlIcle for Ladies
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CH HtRLES W. HIGGINS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER,
Gus PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE.
Hon. GEO. e.. WEhKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRING.

ALXORlNES, a handsome aIcle for Ladies
II Dresses, iuI sale chrsp, 10y
June IS. II. ID. MASSER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-08

In this town, June 26, Of consumption, MARY II.
STONE, daughter Of Alpheus and Mary Goss, in the
32d yenr of her age. In this bereavement husband
il bercf of an nmnbIe companion and Two young chill
dren OF kind and afiectonnte mother, and aged pa
rents ofn dntilu child and brothers and sisters Of
bcoYed and respected sister. Notwithstanding her
protrncted illness she not heard to murmur or
complain, and died happy in the full assurance that
her peace was made with the Savior and onged 10 DO
with her heavenly Father. In her last moments sh0
repeated, "Jesns can make dying bed
Feel soft az downy pillows are, sc.
May her life and worthy example long he Remembers
ed by her acquaintance and associates. Com.
In Waterford, Of erysipeIas, June %, CURrIs,
youngest son Of Joseph and Abigail Fech, aged as
Thus has youthful wife been bereft Of Affection
ate husband helpless infant Of donng father, pa
rents of bcloYed whom they had chosen 20 guide
their tolterng steps down the decliviy Of life and
numerous family Of dear bro,her:-ndeed the FAM
lily circle has sustained an rrepnable loss, and socier
~ has lost active useful s. esteemed member. Yep,
A loved ones gone and bosoms swell,
And anguish dims eS es,
No more his manly form is seen,
Till seen in yonder skies.
Cut down in mnnhood's morning hour, ..f.
Low in the dust he lies,
Sweet be his sleep within the tomb,
Till, summoned TO arise.
Called forth on tha, auspicous morn
" hen all must raised be,
He'll victory shout o er sin and death
70 all Eternity, .
With golden harp and tongue unchainGG
lie II strike the choral lays,
And sing or thy redeemmg love,
o God in endless praise. Con-.
The North Star, printers in ~ II. md CT. will, Sc.
In Burke, June 8, Ira WALTER, Esq aged 70.
Nearly 80 years since Mr. w. emigrated from tho
State Of Conn. and Of those hardy pioneers
who first commenced settlement in b., the county
Mt that time for many miles around heing almost qn
unbroKen wilderness, and mas since resided, un-
Ill his denth, the farm which he first corp
menced having endured, with untirng perseverance,,
the tolls, the hardhps and the prvatiOns incident
the settlement Of country. He was one Of tho
few individuals who took active part in the organ
Zaon Of the town. and subsequently TO thqrdi,ne hns
shared, in small degree, the confidence Of his del
ow citizens, having for many years filed ynfjaRs AND
important offices in the town, and twice represented
his constituents in the Legislature Of the State. For
some time prrYious his death, he was sensible Of
hs approaching dissolution in consequence of pro-
tractod illness and the nfrmitics Of age all which he
bore with uncommon fottitude and calm resignation;
being sustained and cheered with the prospect Of
bsiul immortality beyond the confines of the grave.
Printers in n. Y. and Ohio are, Sc Com.
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SHOCKING ACClDENr.

a dreadful accident occurred in this village the
evening of the 18th inst by which persona daugh-
ter Of Simon Rodirnon was killed, aud about thirty
persons injured ,-somc Of them severely.
The accident OccnsoEcd by the breaking
down of the pnzzls Of the Columbian Hotel on which
a great number of persons were assembled, to witness
Il display OF fireworks. The accident occurred at
about half past eight O'Clock the evening, and the
per in jured lar have heard we subjO
as furnished US by the physicians who have attended
upon the injured.
Miss BluSe,or East Cori,h, VT; Miss Stanynu,
Wentworth Mr. s. Mrs Baldwin, Wells River; Mrs
John a Page DLnvllr, VT; ser, Us ) jured -
Those who badly bruised, but not seriously ARE
and daughters Of ufus Stearns, of tins town;
Mayo Sawyer Of Corintl; MIR Clark and Mr. Steele,
Ncwbury Vi; Mrs David GoodJil, OF isLon; Mir
Steele OF Hanoveri daughter OF The late Wan. Bar
stow, two children of Mr. Wood daughter Of Aaron
Southland, al of this town; Mr. Casson, OF hath; Il nth
Wiley, Warren: Henry Bartlett, Bath; Crnydon
Sleeper, Corulh, VI; and others whose we
have not heard.
There are, undoubtedly many exaggerated stories
in circulation, but there but person killed,
and the six persons first named, all that
sldered dangerously injured By the Physicians.
IiIre'hN RPpubiicGn JAIN }
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1e%BAL4sSa

In this town, June 20, after proTacted season of
suffering occasioned by cancer, which she endured
with christian patience and resignation, Mrs lovIsA,
wife of Mr. Robert Tracy, originally of Worcester,
Ms. and more recently of Washington, VI aged 73
years. Printers arc Eeques ted, sc.
In this towu, July 8, OF consumption, Mr. JOHN
THAYER, aged 81.
In Ryega,e, jane 10, Dea. WILLIAM ORR, ag-
ed 81.
In Waterford, June % ELIzAPETH, relct Of the
late Sylvanns Hemingway, aged 10. She retired TO
bed in usual health, and the next morning was found
dead by daughter who slept with her
la Sutton, May l3, Capt. Joshua Stoddard, jr ag-
ed 81. @
In Marsh6eld, June 8, Elvinu, daughter Of Roger
S. and sally Gilman, aged A.
In Lowell, Ms. June ls, of erysipelas, Mrs. LU-
cINpA, wife Of Mr. Samuel Barker, aged 81. She
lived tho life Of the righteous and her last end was
like his Her reason remained unimpaired through
out her sickness, and she tranquil and hnppy,
enjoying complete victory death and the grave,
through luith in Jesus Christ. .... Com
In Troy, VT. May so, Of dropsy. Ira lUMPH-
REY, Esq. formerly of Burke, aged 81. In this be-
reavement tho widow and the alheress have sustain
cd reparable loss the deceastd was eyer KIND
afftctionatc and indugen at home, and Inuch esteem
ed and respected by large circle OF relatives ana
friends. Ia reference 10 moral worth, It may, per-
haps, DO said, that few persons ever shared greater
degree Of confidence and respect Than did ne. Hon
esty and uprghtness were characteristic traits III ali
his intercourse with the world. Nor was this oil
In the morning Of life AIR II. espoused The cause oil
the Redeemer, and after, until death, remained
n faithful ardent and devoted follower "i nus Loru
and Master Although his last days were painful in
the extreme vet for him death had terrors and in
prospect of glorious Immortality beyond the grave,
no was enabled to bear the Affections Of the present
li(o with calm comPospre and resignation to- tho
will OF Iicaycn, U Com.
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BE it IA ga O.VV n ,

To every Iocoroco of Caledonia County, that Mar
~ In Jda Baen was defeated at the Baltimore Con-
Taton because NE would not go for Annexation, and
Polk and DahOs We're nominated, because they were
favor Of that unprncpled scheme; yet the editors
Ofthe Star swallow the whole, though it evidently
goes down like solution of Tartar Emec, and calls
on the democratic party in this county to stand by
and support the nominations. Will they do it?
The Star endeavors to turn the attention of its read
eH from the true points at issue between the two
great parties, and s1ys, 1--WE consider the present
lest "a one in which the great question is he de-
eded, whether mind or money is TO rule Not so,
gentlemen, you are wide Of the mark altogether; the
question of the currency though most important one,
sinks into comparative nsgniicance when contrnsted
with the great questions of ANNEXATION and the
IAR'FF-questions of such vast and momentous
consequence to the whole body of the American Peo-
pe' that for while all other political subjects will
oeIOrsoten and the lovers orfreedpm and their coun
'Ws prosperity will untein one long and desperate
Struggle to preserve the vital prop of our industrial
INTERESTS and prevent the contamination Of that mad
project, which will fasen upon us forever that sum of
"n'"'anIes American Slavery. The Star won't
ny o'uy ny tne staIe ana worn out cry Oi
"OaNk," "Bnnk" Geo. NJ, Dallas, the Iorofoco
."O'''nee Tor the Vice Presidency is the very gentle
man, who' on the 18th Of March, 1882, reported
VI" 10 the Senate Of the United stntes for re charter
'''e National Bank, and in every stage Of its pas
1'Se' lie voted side by side with Webster, Clay and
'''"snuysen in its favor, and in opposition to every
'"'me0t tending to impair its efficiency or cripple
separations.
"s"ue''he Wing party deplore the evils brought
d." VIC country by huc,uating and unsteady paper
r."'u'a'on, furnished by 700 irresponsible State
Soound together by no common bond of Union;
"ue' 'oo' that the Wings are 10th TO have the
-'V" oo''sed to support some fifteen thousand money
'''' a an expense Of fifteen million of dollars
D'"un'' 10 whose tender mercies the trading and
community are compelled to submit them
'''es' whenever they wish to exchange their resnec
Nv "'a' currencies for funds current in other and
"' paris o! the Union; when some central insti-
,''O" might be established, which would nut stop
~ miserable system of shaving, and furnish tho
ron., ''0 united States with currency at par the
l,,.r O'er' yet 80 desperate has locofocosm of
'Oecome that, this aud other questions of minor
viii ~ o'' INTO the background, when compared
VIC new and startling doctrines, of the Baltimore
.on.s ""0n' and the Wing party are again called by
ron., 'o"s more impressive than those that i'm
hs 'n forward to victory in 1910, TO do again
e., w" VI That memorable campaign, and put their
seal oil condemnation upon those nrincinles 50
''''S've Of the best interests of the Nation
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-08

THE FOURTH OF JULY-wns celebrated at
Lyndon, where there large coecon-l2 or
IJ,00-nnd verythng went on very satisfactorily
ill the painful accident occurred, noticed in another
column Tho orations of Messrs, EDWARD a. Ca
nooN and JAMES o ADAMS, were highly credita
bic performances, They were delivered in grove
n short distance from the village, from whence the
procession moved escorted by the Burke Artllleyto
tables spread in NIr C. B. Fleches door ynId where
between and 600 dined. After the announceune nj
of Of the regular oasts and upon the occurrence
Of the accident, the people dispersed.
At Waterford tho day was celebrated, and, as we
hear, in good style:-nbopt 1000 persons present,
In village, the "Co!d Water Army" cclehra-
ted the day by engaging in exercises at the Academy
after which they pNrtook Of refreshments upon the
green grass Of neighboring pasture. About 40
other young people, who probable think they have
served out their time in the ranks ofthe "Arny" got
up independence ride"--in elegant sly lc too
and mt the close Of the day, in connection with some
50 more Of our villagers, ndyanced to the married
srate-partook of n most excellent supper ut Mr.
llutchnson'S Hotel.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.
ArII DISTRICT.

The Wings of tho fourth Congressional District
are requested to meet Mt DANVlLLE on TUESDAY,
the 9Th instant at "A. NJ. for the purpose of NOM
mating candidate to represent the district in the next
Congress-
1t is hoped that the Wings of Caledonia, Washington,
Orleans, Iamoillc and Essex will be ready to make
this one sacrifice for their principles, although it comes
Mt a timo whom the business Of the farm will press
hard. Our country cnls!-yonr own best interests
call for sacrifice now!-irhe Wing cause Of Protcc.
ton is not maintained f locolncosm is suffered
10 place the slaveocratic yoke upon the whole land
ye may SOW and reap, but it will profit not.
The best speakers state affords will be invited
to he present. and the committee hope that several Of
them, and perhaps from abroad, will be present.
II. II. DEMlNG,
ARTENAS CUSIIMAN,
C.. w. PRENTISS, : Dist. Committee.
T.. b, IIERRICK,
JONAH BROOKS. jr.
July 4, 1874.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ONLEANb DISTINCT 81,
The Hon. the Probate C0ur, for the District of Or.
leans; To all PERSONS concerned in the estates Of
Harvey Farman e. Moody Bedls 9TH late If Troy
deceased, Greeting.
NATuEnEks. David Fnrman, Administrator on
w the estates Of seid Moody Bedle and Harvey
Favman. represents that the further time of one yeaE
from the 20th day Of June las, ia necessary for the
settlement nf said estates.
Therefore. You hereby notified 10 appear at
session Of the PROBATE Court 10 be holden at IraA-
hurgh the 9th day Of July. si4, and show cause
why the admins trAar aforesaid should not lie allow.
ed the further time Of one year for the payment Of
the debts against each ofsaid estates And this or.
dH shall he published thtec WEEKS successfully in
tho Californian bsute the day set for hearing as a.
fnrrsald.
Given under my hand n, Iras5urgh, this 81 day
Of July, A. d. 1914. .'
362N3 GEO. NYE. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-08

TIT FOR TAT. The Green Mountain freeman
has confessed that Mr. Clay has repented of his
duels and voted for the law OF Congress to punish
duelling crime still it insists that Henry Clay is
a dueIist. We reton this; J. G. Brney was slave
hoIderhe did indeed repent of it and his repentance
produced good fruit, just like Mr. Clay duellipg;
but according to the logic Of the Freeman, j. q
Birneu is a shareholder. TF0tchman.