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STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, ss
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans-ro all persons concerned in the estate of
Aaron G. Hitchcock, late of Troy, deceased, in-
testate, Greeting.
DOLLY HITCHCOCK, Administrative of said
Il deceased has filed in this Court her application
in writing representing that aad estate is insolvent
and requests License 10 sell all the Real estate
gether with the reverson of the Widows dover, for
the payment of the debts, amounting to S557 00;-
said Real Estate consists of 80 acres of land and
buildings thereon, situated in Troy, and known
the Homestead Of said deceased subject to the Wild
ow's right of Dover
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore the Probate Court at n session thereof to be hol
den at Trasburgh on the 81 Wednesday of April next
and give bonds for the payment of the debts and OBJ
ject 10 the allowance of the Administrators account
then TO be settled and TO be heard in the matter of
assignment then to he made TO the Widow. And it
is ordered that this order and notice be published
three weeks successfully in the Californian printed
at St. Johnsbury, in this State before the day of
hearing
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
Irasburgh, this Goth day of March, A. d. 1914.
34sw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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EARN for Sale.

Ctituated in Concord, Vermont, one mile and hali
- west of Concord Corner and within one mile
of West Concord known by the name OF Chase +"
Village where there is excellent water privilege
ON which is a first rate Gris Mill, and Saw Mil IN
which boards shingles aud clapbonres are sawed
Oil Mill, and one Wheelwright's shop in the va
Iuge and two Backsmilhs aud one Shoemaker. Inc
People of this vicinity have contracted Tor the cree
ton and finishing of convenient Westinghouse
the present season. Said Farm contains 2o4 acres
of good land, 100 under improvement, suitably d.
vided into pasturing and moving, with two sugar
lots containing 800 trees each, also two small orch-
ardst and never falling stream of first rate water IN
said House. The buildings are, one House "a ieet
by 40, mostly finished except tho chambers, win
shed attached TO ii 20 feet Ivy 60, built in the sum
mer of ls4l divided into kitchen, woodshed' Gar
riogehouse and Granery, 9 Buns 80 feet by A.
| 80 bv 80, built in 1899, shed TO the barn. On
said Farm was raised 600 bushels of grain the past
season. There are % acres of Land to plant ana
sow the present season the most of ploughed last
fail. One half of the purchase money required IN
advance, a liberal credit given for the remander'-
Possession given Immediately. For further parlcu-
lars inquire Of the subscriber on the Farm.
JACOB RICHARDSON.
Concord, Feb. 23J, fle44. 34ST
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COyNSU.lLPTIONS g LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR TayIOr's B u $ "a m Of
LAVERWORT.
From 375 Bowery, New yo,L

NOR the cure Of coughs, colds, catarrbs, A.,b-.
soreness OF the chest, pain in the side and lr.,,
raising blood liver complaints. bronchitis, and all
iections of the throat and lungs, which are SOM,
OF so much suffering, and so often terminate in o.,
sumption, this remedy is highly and Justly dsi,
guished, 1t is purely vegetable, mild and geDls h
its effects upon the sysem, and can be taken in s
most delicate with safety, as well as ui,iv g.
extensively has il been used and so often proved en-
cessfu even in difficult and apparently almost hon.
less cases, that the proprietor feels no hesitanrr
recommending it to any and all who unorluDgd,
may have occasion TO resort TO some means Of ree9r
cry. Physicians, aware of its medical propcIlic, anil
witnessing its effects often prescribe il in their ma,
tice both palliative and a remedy, and with Il.
medical faculty generally it has met with more than
ordinary approbation and there are persons in nj,
vicinity who can testify of its healing qualities sai
who have received great benefit from the use Oft
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from Ne
sons of the highest responsibility who have be
greatly relieved entirely cured by the use Of s
medicine hut we deem il not necessary 10 publJ
them here as the medicine is SO generally know
throughout the county. For q common cold and
cough this is one of the very best remedies ever J
covered. N. b. There is a spurious and coun,ekb
article afloat, and lately introduced into this place.
Theretole be careful to get the genuine which is from
1873 Bowery New York, and see that the new seI
plate label is on the bottle TO prevent counIerf.,
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwETT. st. John,
bury, Dana, Weeks e Stanton, DanvlIc, Edwad,k &
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide g. CO. Lyndon, ].
G. Darling, Concord, and ]. Jewett & CO. Barnet,
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REMEDY

An experience Of about fifteen years has proved
beyond doubt that this VermfUge is a certain and
neUer 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. Fahnestock's Vermi-
fuge is daily increasing in popularity, owing its
intrinsic WORTH 1t has only to be used according to
the directions, and if worms exist they will certainly
be expelled from the system. The price is only 25
cents per bottle, which brings it within the of all
From Dr. Morris
Whitley, Green Co. Pa. May IL, ls43.
Mn B. A. FAHNEsTocK q Co.: Dear Sr-I have
been using your Vermfuge in my practice for a
number of years, and find it the 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 MORRIS.
From the Pastor of the German Lutheran Church in
Buffalo, and others:
Buffalo, Jan. 16, IS43.
We certify that have used Fahnestock's Yer
mifuge in families, and in every instance it has
had the effect of bringing away worms. We consid-
er it a very valuable preparation, and recommend it
with every confidence TO our friends
FRANCIS H. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church.
]. DINGENS, 1852 Main street.
]. WATERMAN. [309yl
For sale by LUTHER JEwETT, st. Johnsbury.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, So.
The Probate Court for the District aioresaid---To
all persons to whom these presents shall come,
Greeting.
TT is hereby ordered that the foregoing applica-
l. ton be heard at Probate Court to be holden at
the Probate Office in Irashurgh, OH the Sd Wednes-
day of April next, and that all persons interested he
notified thereof by publication ofthe application and
order three weeks successfully in the Caledonian,
printed ST. Johnsbury in this State, the last be
before the day of hearing; that they may appear and
be heard in the premises.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, this Goth day
ofMarch, A. d, 1914.
3isw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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The Hon. the Probate Court for the Distrc, of Or

leans:
VOUR Petitioner, Job Hoyt of Craflsbury, in
n said District, respectfully Represents, that he
is the Guardian of Janc Gilman, Joseph Gilman and
Lucinda Gilman, minor children of John Gilman,
late of Crusbury, deceased and that the said Wards
are seized in their own right of certain piece of
Ia.d situated in Albany in the County of Orleans,
described as follows, viz: Lot No. 204. drawn to the
original right of Nathaniel Geer, in Albany, and
that sale thereof would be for the interest of his
said wards; Wherefore he prays said Court to grant
him License to sell the same.
JOB HOYT, Guardian.
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Youths Department.
From the Poughkecpsie Journal.
FROZEN TO DEATH.

Zone half of The ,corla does not taotc hov The oher
half iices nor ho,c they die."
Few who have experienced it, will ever forget the
cold Friday Of December, 1873; while have espec-
al cause to remember it, from the occurrence of such
n rs trust it will never again be nv lot 10
witness.
Having hurried through my professional visits, I
hasened home, congratuatng myself on the prospect
Of being able to spend that evening by my own cheer
fnl fresde.-i was doomed to disappointment The
frozen boots had taken of were smoking on the
hearth, my coat, stiff with slce aud hail, WIS spread
over a chair before the fire, and had Just taken
seat at the comfortable tea table, when a call was
mada upon my professional services.
The door opened TO poor woman who wished me
to see her child ooh Docor-be quici' was all
she had strength to utter she sank exhausted into
chair l hastily drew my boots and coat, while
feeling Of vexaton at being called out was changed
10 sorrow when looked at the poor mother.
An old pair of THU shoes, and thinner stockings, a
lhreadbare cotton gown, a scanty much worn shaw,
md rusty, leshorn hat, soaked and frozen with seet
made all her drees What a mockery of clothing for
such night! My kind hearted little wife, busting
about to hide her feelings brought out some of her own
warm Clothes for which she insisted the baf.clad
shiverns creature, should change her dripping gar
ments.
The poor woman's entreaties and PRAYERS, that we
should set out to the relief of the child were dsrerar
ded until she was suitably clothed, and when drv
stockings, stout shoes, wooden gown, thick hood
and warm cloak had been put upon her, Git would
have been murder to let her go wihout) we started
having in the meantime put in my pockets small
bottle OF wine and such little articles of nourisbmen,
as were at hand. While on our way to her room,
which beng but short distance, in the street adoin-
Jog that IN which lived we soon reached, learned
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M d n A @ E

TENHIS may certify that have given my son Mo.
IL ses, his time, and he is at liberty to trade and
transact business for himself; shall neither pay his
debts or claim his earnings after this date.
LEE WILLIAMS.
March Is, 1914. 347w3'
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N o II G H

YWNHIS may certify that have given 10 my son
n VIM. W. Brant, the remainder Of The time OF
his minority, therefore shall neither exact any of
his wages nor be accountable for any of his contracts
after this date. CHARLES BRlANT.
Kirby, March 8, 1874. 347w3'
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E, EASTMA

FORMERLY AT DANvILLE, VERMONT,
HAS commenced the business of
IL REPAIRING MATCHES
at Lilteton, N. H. and will be obliged TO those who
may favor him with their custom. All work sent to
him by stage will be promptly attended to and re-
turned without delay.
Shop one door east Of the Union House, in the
Store of Eastman, Tilton 81 Co.
Lteton Village, Oct 6, ls43. 323H
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100 Chairs I!

"A ID d o mn imal Supports,
For sale by JEwETr & CAnPENrER, st. JobDy,
ry Plain 327eOVCn
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Feathers, Feathers |!

Al LOI more OF those excellent Feathers incl 70
IN ceived by f. JEwETT 3; Ju 20 re-
Feb ], 1914. a.,
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FROM PARIS

THIS day opened by F. Taylor, a small case OF
spIendidy illustrated French Books, imported by
himself direct from Paris, where they were published
this spring, lS44. One or two copies of each only
received.
Voyage on il vous plaira, per Tony Johanno. |
vol filled with engravings
L'E,e Paris, par M. Jules Janin, VOL small
quarto, numerous engravings.
La Marine, Arsenaux Navires, Navigation Com
bats; par M. Pacini, officer dc la Navre Royal, I
vol, filled with illustrations
Voyages en- Zigzag, per TOPPER, several hundred
engravings
Les Rues de Paris; Paris Ancien ct Moderne ORR
gines Historic, Monuments, Costumes Moeurs,
Chroniques ct Traditions; 2 volumes, with 800 il
lustrations.
I'm Autre Monde, par Graudsille VOL, very nu-
merous engravings.
Mes Prisons, par Silvio PslIico, edition illustee,
vol; Paris, 1874
Corienne, per Madame de Stael, ? vols with many
beautiful illustrations.
Historic de Napoleon, per Louis Lurine, illus,ree
lie 80 dessins.
Nouvelss, ct veritables Aventures de Tom Pouce
par L. j. Stahl, vignet,es par Ber'all.
Almanach Propheiique pour 1874.
On hand good collection of standard French au-
thors the supply Of which is constantly kept up.
Books, Stationery and Periodicals. any thing else
imported to order from London, Paris, or any part OF
Europe F. TAYLOR, Bookseller
aprIl ~ Washington.
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CONGRESs-TuEsDAY.

In the Senate, after our paper went TO press
that body took up the bill providing indemnity
10 officers, sesmen, and marines, who have lost
or may hereafter lose, property on board Of
United States vessels Of war, by wreck or other
casually and a proposition was made by Mr.
CHoArE TO amend the bill by increasing the
maximum allowance 10 petty officers, seamen.
and marines. This was debated until the eX.
piration of the morning hour. The Senate
then resumed the consideration Of the resolution
for the indefinite posiponement Of Mr.. McDuf-
fee, tariff bill and Mr.. WRloHr finished his
remarks upon that subject. After which, the
Post Office bill was taken up, and various amend
ments were proposed and rejected. Mr.. Ar
CHER then proposed to strike out altogether the
ranking privilege TO the members of either
House, except letters and otheT manuscripts
weighing not more than half an ounce. This
proposition was pending when the Senate ad-
journed.
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7 Owe AND PATRfOT IsM, Poem by Rich.
at Brookes periodical agency, and at Taylors, Nor.
rison's and Farnham's bookstores.
The following extracts taken from some of the
notices:
From the National Inieiiirenc,r.
LOVE- AND PATRrorIsM, Poem, pronounced by
Richard s. Evans, q, Bowdon College at the annual
commencement. Portlsnd-Chsrles Day & Co
printers
The above is the title OF poem, by Richard s
Evans, OF Washington, which has been Just published
in Portland, Maine Tho following remarks upon
this performance, from the Portland Daily IA.
vertiser, Of September 7. 1t amusing 10 listen
to the observation Of this performance NoDs,n,,
says one. Beautiful adds another. Horrible. splen.
did, silly and grand were epithe,s profuscly lavsbed
Surely that man IS poet who gains such praise and
such abuse. And verify we believe Evans can and
did write poetry. There were parts of this Poem
which appeared pure and gorgeous poetry for in
stance the allusion 10 the American Bird in oounex
ion with Poland Campbell himself has not done bet.
ter, &c.
From N, Globe.
The following brief alusion 10 Poland is from
Evans Poem on Love and Patriotism produot,on
which is highly praised SC.
From the .7iernndrin G. 1rstt.
Mr.. Richard s. Evan, !, gentleman who has long
occupied conspicuous station a. an ANONYMOUS
writer in some of the principal literary journals and
to whom The world indebted for some Of the finest
specimens Of poetry and learning &c.
ap 16-dlwtaw2m
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned for furnishing five hundred straight
and sound Chestnut Posts, with the bark on OF the
following dimensions, TO wit Each post mus, not be
less than eight inches in diameter at the butt and ia
pering to lot less than five and an half inches in di
ameter clear Of the bark at the top. The said posts
TO be thiry eet IN length. All the aforesaid posts
arc required TO be delivered as follows 10 wit; One
hundred on or before the first day Of May next; one
hundred more on or before the fifth day Of May next
and the remainder or before the eighth day of
May next, on the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
hail Road, at the engine house, near the Depot at
Washne'on, and be subject to the inspection and APP
proval Of he undersigned.
The proposals to b. addressed 10 the undersigned.
superintendent OF Electro Magnetic Teegrsphs, at the
City of Washington, or before the 18th Of April
instant
SAML p b. MORSE
Washington, April 9th, 1914 aplos.'
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HoFFMAN's LAW INsTITUTIoN.-Ths

jHOFFMAN'S LAW INSTITUTION.--The
- subscriber has established at No. Iii SOUTH
ffH III STREET, Philadelphia, an extensive Insti-
u'oh ior The reception Of Law Students from every
Par' OF the Union. The advantages offered are as
'ohowsi An extensive Librafy Of about 1000 vol
umes ~, every department ofjurisprudenoe- Uni
Vefsai Literature, History aud Scienees-Lecures
on a" ana also on lis cognate topics nearly through
Out the year-the PRACTICE Of all The Courts spe-
c'ay attended 10, and in mode OF greater certainly
ana rap.aiiy than possibly be obtained in any
councillors Office. Written Legal Essays by the
students who prefer TO be thus engaged-famiar
conptrsafioiis on most points of Law-peIpetuOl at.
tenuon 10 sure and practical COURSE OF STU
Df-the adaptation of that Course TO the exact wants
oil The Student according as he may design to prac-
uce ia the country or In some maritime city-a
fer.
The FORMS Of all legal proceedings progressively
studied-the Practice explained practically and also
Psuosophieaiiyall the newest books, they appear
added TO the Lbrary-and all the Law Journals for
eign and domestic, and in all the living languages Of
te Contlnent-the Laws of nearly every State in the
Cnion, eiiher In bulk, digested or codehed And
when the number attains sixty the ect ures will
ueh De lioee day, during ten months OF the year.
The building is adapted for about that number is
commodious, airy, and we'll furnished.
Inc student enters only for sir months at time ;
ana IN any day Of the year-he continues his studies
The elements will De thoroughly impaired, whilst no
has The benefit OF hearing at the time, the higher
order OF instructionn anticipation of his eadng
NoPertod Of study prescribed, long short,
depend upon the student himself Whenever well qua
lihed CERTIFICATE Of that fact will be con-
fered Fee every half year, S62 so. Living in this
city Is, perhaps, more moderate than in any other
large city in the Union possibly, more SO than in
very many small ones. Those inclined to know fur
Their particulars, may receive by mail, a Circular adj
dressed by me to Law Stuoents. And, as TO qualif-
cations, practical and theoretc they are referred to
the subscribers legal worksto his practice in many
Courts during nearly thirty yeass--to any of the
Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States,
and to those of the Court of Appeals of Maryland,
by whom he is best known. He is thus voluntarily
particular from having, early as 1917, had cause
to manifest his conviction that LAW STUDENTS
OF this country have not been faithful to them
selves and DESTROYS Of avang themselves Of every
legal facility, as Medical Students uniformly have
beon in seeking those facilities that appertain to their
vocation.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, lS44.-25dn.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
%. -
OYyIcI or TRANSFORMATIONS B. K o. II. r.,

OPFiCI OF TRANSPORTATION Is u ". H. IL,
BALTIMORE, 18th April, 1914.
THE undersigned is authorized to transport Dele
l. gates to the several Conventions TO be held in
Baltimore on the 30th April, and the lst, I'd, and
9th May next at the reduced rate Of 80 for the
round trip between Washington and Baltimore; and
in the proportion from intermediate stations
the line of the road, subject 10 the following condi
tons, viz.
First. Delegates to the Conventions Of the 30th
April and the LIST and 2nd May, will be allowed from
the ooh of April TO the 9th May, inclusive, to make
the round trip.
Second. Delegates TO the Convention 10 be held on
the 9th OF May, will be allowed from the 26th OF
May to the Cd Of June, inclusive, 10 make the round
trip.
Ii is particularly requested that early notice be
given TO the agent at Washington Of the number OF
Delegates from the District OF Columbia that the
quise may be provided for their convey ance.
Should II be found necessary to extra trains due
notice will be given Of the time Of their departure.
w. S. WOODSIDE,
ap13-eotlsU Superintendent.
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ENGLISH BOOKS just imported direct from Lon
- don by f. TAYLOR

ENGLISH BOOKS just imported direct from Lon.
II don by F. TAYLOR.
Modern Egypt and Thebes, by Sir Gardner VIII
knson, 2 vols, London, l843
Gamboas Mining Ordinances Spain, translated
into English by Heathfeld, 2 vols.
Lews's new Treatise on the Game of Chess vol
London, 1874.
Fmlays Greece under the Romans, l VOL, Lon.
don, 1874.
The complete works of Dean Swift, new and beau
tiful edition, complete in volumes, edited by RIOS
coe, and containing much matter not heretofore
printed.
Wilson's French and English Dictionary.
Petronis' Dictionary, English, Italian, and French
2 vols.
FlugeFs German and English Dictionary, . vols
Bosworth's Anglo Saxon Dictionary.
Sheridans Speeches.
Martins British Colonies.
Tooke's Diversions of Purley.
Sponsors complete Poetica Works, vol.
Perey's Reliques of Ancient Poetry, 1 vol.
And many others, too numerous for the limits of an
advertisement. ap22
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
JUST RECEIVED, at tho old established Music
- and Stationery Store, two doors east OF Ioth
street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Day-music by w. A. King
oh, would ! had girl TO love music by C. J. w
Jacoby
The raging canal (oomic sopg) by P. MONS
Joyful, Seda,e-music by J. r. Reichardt
Oh, Ills merry and free-music by II. A. Noryille
tieur de Marie la Gonaline-music by Mile l.. Pu.
get
Camp Town IIompipo
Euryanthe (quadrIle) by Won Weber
The krakoriac "a set Of qusdrilles) by Mu.ard
Brooklyn guadros-by A. A. Wheeler
Olympic Waizes--by s. Eheicb
Ashland Duetts-a collection OF six w,ltzes, &c
by l.. Aschenbach
Nassau Guards quickstep-by Knabei
Boa'man Dance--for the guitar-by Philip Efnst
Old Dan Tucker ."
Dandy Jim
ap Ia-n
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

THE COMPLETE FLORIST price % cents,
manual Of gardening, containing practical in
siruction for the cultivation Of the Flower Garden
the Greenhouse, the Shrubbery and the Lawn, will
descriptions Of plants and trees worthy OF cul
ture; just published, and this day received by p
TAYLOR.
Also, the Hunch Back Of Notre Dame romano,
Of the time Of Louis the Eleventh, by Victor Hugo
new edit on, price reduced TO % cents
Ho de Whims and Oddities, in prose and verse
edition, containing both the former series com.
pleie with many llustratens) for 80 cents, former
price two dollars.
Memoirs Of the Loves Of the Poets by Mrs ia.
mieson, new edition, price reduced to IS cents.
And all other new publications for sale at the low.
est New York and Philadelphia prices in every case
april II.
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The MsRDEREHs OF Mr.. SrRAouE.-John Gordon,
convicted Of the murder of Mr.. Sprague. at Provi-
dence, Rhode Island has petitioned for new trial
the ground that his bro:her Nicholas, not then on
trial. had expressed feelings Of hostility TO deceased
and had entered into conspiracy to indsce John to
take his life The case has been postponed until
the first Monday in September.