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REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET.
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NEW USMAiL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
sRs7p Tue new and iaN run
rM ming passenger steamer
csSSss5-.l5 MESSENGER J j PEI.
-, iy.coinmsnder, wflileavc
Wheeling every Slurday evening. NJ o O'clock.
am C'ncinnai4 every Tuesday, at 10 A NJ.
For irel2ht or passage. having superior ac,
communications, apply on bshrd.
~ Ine Mes engcf was tgiii expressly for
the Clneinnan and Pittsburgh tade. aud viii
III he trade the whole season. feb u
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WM nnnn

BOOKSELLER AND sTATlONER,
Corner Nam and Union SIS.
= g AS Jusi received a large aud splendid a.,
2 4 Sorim Ut al Schenl Medical, Thculogi j.
al and Miscellaneous Books. AiSc, - large
fssorimtntof Fancy 5 aiioutry, which VIII De
old cheap iOr cash i.ol, sale ond Retail.
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MEDICAL CAKD.

hoCToR FAWCETT, Of 1876 Fulton street
ny New Yok. Member Of lie Royal College
:, surgeons Of London aud Edmbugh, and GtaJu-
W 0 ,"o - iefson Medical College, Of Philadol.
lniai also auihot Of O work embracing The fdl,w.
M"s supJto's' WV N%lainmony. lmpolensy, and sieiil-
~ '"u'on"C"hy' pl'vs,ologically and medically ga
planned With q comprehensive tsposilinn Of ,ie M.
sm'c ana modern ',en'menl Of syphilis. seconJny
symptoms Gonoffhoea. Glcei Slficiures Noe,o,si
Emrsions, aud oil tho cOnst onenc.s - 80,
hlasintba'inn. DfFawceu continues N. e,sale
consultation on The above mentioned d,.o,.e, !,
las long established C1ice, ig6 Fulton s,,ec, .hc,.
me most agfoyoicd forms Of disease will ,,elI 4,
','s mole oi %lfea'menl. without restraint in d,el o,
,,sacs uiu without 'nefcopi even when he pro.
''ealiye energies become ~porgI,zeJ g., ,,,n.I 60
'sre'"'c Indulgence Of lie passions. Lo wa, he
=. " 's''ofe 'he parts 10 health snd ,,gor Per.
.o"' y o'''anec enclosing 81 can lave /, son, :,
~, ~ m az letters most bc post paid. aud d,,,c
ian10 NO" foTk
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PAINTING,

PAINTING.
- OBiNSON Iull. HOUSE. SIGN AND
Ia OHN ,Mf.NTALPAGNTERs No lbs West
SIDE M'in 81 are always prepared viii fte hest
N"fhmoh and n'sicrel tpesecufc nl orders ia their
in, 30 the best ~, lo nnd st ,he lowesf fgi,a
Every descutdpn OF SIGN PAINTING OK GI.
DING dome in fhe hrst manacr nty 10
II .AUEGL HILL Mill aIONbSl ATaG
~ l0uf frtt 0tue inches diameter. hhtkst
aud h4ndedike Burr Sfuuts. s0uab e lretnf-
ing G IRA lOf winch We b8Ve ~ use. amt will
be sold low. Empire at lhe Soeih WlegIing
Sean Mills 10
MAJ II JOHN Is GAYLESs.
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RETURN PREMIUMS

helr eScniS are author Red Ia make the lol
loving terms wtib their cUNtometS:
any person ln>utirg i sIuglc risk iy which
Toss 10 The company j. sustained stall tet
,e'ye a return 90 appiieanun TO ne acenr, ui
w PEI cent on Tue amount PAID. On uttt or y
premium paid eaCn wear, amuunitng 10 SsO0
ar nver, : per tr.I on DC; amounting 10
50 con "f over. 10 prr croI IAN ~.
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Nv ~ H * II " CE.
INSURANCE.

Ed iSkS viii be iuken " the FIRE MARINE
"a INSURANCE COAiPANYoF WHEELING
az te Unrest rufcs On
huiidings oiallkinds. stone btlck vi oodcr
aiu1tpclr conttntS:
~Steamooa,s; factories; nulls, &c.
rnrnitutc;
And m,rchandise oiallkinds.
Ahd aSainstall dangers attending The Trans
p"riaton OF sOOdso ryofs, IL kes, seas. canal.
anu railroads.
Ftr The character 9th, compnnyn Ms tn prcmp.
it'de ald lhcfa4ity IN the adjustment aud pa "a.
a eii" tpsses we beg leave tt refer Ia the mtr.
ehaa's al thus place3nd eisew her, VINO have had
onice on Maj ST. Il. wiItRpiNG s.eFv
kissNhS PREMIUMS.
'HNlit Eve a. d Msrlne Insurance Con- many
- OF Wbes'Ifc will reiuTn 10 Ter cen, or
al premiums .eoei,ed for ri.ks iahen iron. lh,s
tiinr where no lu.s has oc,nrtrd.
ieb 81 w uAREING. SECRETARY.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CArirAi. $4,000 100.
THIS company, being now duh, organized. rs
prerared 10 make Insurance on every DIES.
c'lpiien ofFire and Marine Risks. such a.
lmS douses, StVre u odses Nc with their con
Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
Win thcirCarSoes 10 aad ftum anyrOrt
on tAe ohio aud MISSISSIPPI rivers. orihcir trib
u.aIv sueahs' app icatlJnf far ~nsprancotob,
iSr the prescott at the viice olt.e Wheel
InS SavlnFs.lns i~ituti"n
auS 4 II mccoy Sccrv
RETURN pKIMIusiS.
'HNIE WESTERN INSURANCE. Gonna
nv OF Wheeling viii relurn 10 per crnt I
IN M premiums Itccived Tor risks taken irom
ms a'te, wheie no loss has ocoprrej
X Mccoy,
",,on . 1913. S"cretstv.
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poNNEr RIBBONS & FLowfRs -I.J,o-.
~ Cfasa's and Meek ties. Jscconel and ST..
Edgipgs and Iaseninf-, Thread Lace. spd i,is;ar
just received SENsENEY 4 RHODES.
sp 3
HRONNETs. 1lATS& PARAsoLs-pls,, 40,
Mb FIg'd Florence Braid Bonneis. new si,le. Iocs
d.. ray bppnets ofovery kind. LeghOm aud Palm.
Leaf Hats, all sizes. rich Pamsols, PafasOlcls and San
Shades Of every qualify, just received ly
aP5 SENSENEY a. RHODES.
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stant that had he peiSevercd in his sinful project he
must from the very nature of he circumstances, have
been discovered "Ilad carried out my first inlen-
TONS" said no to me, when he related the anecdoe,
81 should have given my brother three of the psa-
reens lie would of course have usked for the bal-
nnce, and should have been driven 20 add lasehood
to my crime, by saying that was all he gave me, In
all probability should have been detected and sent
back to my father IN disgrace. 1t would have stamp
ed my character with dishonesty, from which might
never have recovered" AS il was, he picked up
his Jug and with light heart and rapid step proceed
ed up the street, he was rejoiced nj the happy
suit, and thankful for his preservation, that he set
out on rum and did not feel tho string cut his fin
gers During thiry.fve years that he lived alter this
event, he never forgot the lesson it taught him; he
became most excellent aud true Christian,
and Throughout, his life, in private business, and in
public office, acted in the firm conviction that
honesty is the best pOlicy'-1. d. James
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SAMUEL WARMERS ESTATE.

TVNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Court for the District of Caedo-
MA commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust
the cluims and demands of all persons against the
estate of SAMUEL WARNER,
late OF ST. Johnsbury, ia said district deceased rep
resented insoyent and the term of six months from
the Goth day Of January last being allowed 10y said
court to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us--Do give
notice, that we will attend to the duties Of our aP.
pontment at the dwelling house of widow Relief
Warner, in ST. Johnsbury in said district, on the
2oth day of Apri and on the Goth dAy of July
next, at ten o'clock forenoon, each of sad days.
SOLOMON ANDREWS eComriss;o,ors
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON, commissioners
ST. Johnsbury, March, FL, ls45. 399w3
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Freeman CarTUGh's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

ESSEX, IS.
Alta Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Gudhal, in said District, on the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1915
n #. CARRUTH, Administrator of the estate o f
~ Freeman Carruth, late of Concord in the Coun
ty Of Essex, deceased presents his account Of al.
minisraton against said Estate for allowance.
Whcreupon it is ordered by SAID Court that said
Administrator notify all persons interested in said
Estate to appear at Probate Court to be holden at
the Probate Office in said Guiidhall the 22d
day of April, A. d. 1885, and object to the allow
ance Of said account if they SEQ cause, by publish.
ing copy of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Caledonan, newspaper printed
at ST Johnsbury in the County Of Caledonia.
Attest, WIN. HAYWOOD, in. Reg.
A true copy of record-Attest-
399w3 WIN. HEY WOOD, in. Reg
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Concord Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Fare reduced 10 $500 from Concord 10 Boston
I'm aud after the LIST of Nov, Passenger trains
" will run daily, Sundays excepted, Ia connection
with the Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lon
ell Railroads as follows, viz
Leave Boston at A NJ, | 4 NJ. ard s. "
Leave Concord at Al NJ 1890 & 81 rN.
Trains from intermediate places will run as N'
lows, viz: UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 NJ. 1875 NJ 6:lOPh
do Nashua at $50 a NJ, 1925 NJ G:5OF 4
do Manchester 9:35 A NJ, 1870 p N q E35FH
oil Immediately the arrival of the cars IRON bosa
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 NJ, 1915 M 4 Pm
do Nashville $50 NJ, l.l5 Pm u oPA
do Lowell 7:l5 n, IL An q 445PN
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from Concou
The second train from Concord arrives IN boSVn
in season for Passengers to take the O'Clock WI"
New York. ca
The road connects with the Boston and Maine N''
Road so that passengeEs may pass oe'W'S' I ,
Ha, erhill, Exeter and Shorthand either way uaH' =
Stages Immediately on the arrival OF the n'sI "'"
at Concord, leave by various routes for HoIS"p
Newport Caremont and Windsor for Lebanon r n'
Hanover; Plymouth and HaverhilI; Canaan aIy t G
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor anu '"0 cr
Mountains. On the I'd day from Boston, I% pS, \
reach Royalton, Middebury, MonlPei,ef S"u Ss
liugton connecting there with the steamboat a"' "A
ges TO Ogdensburgh; stages also run from n W,rr.
to Stanstead connecting herewith Stages u w. m
al. Numerous other stages connecting WIN ~,
Concord Railroad run to the principal towns i"
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canados ..,op
Stages run daily from Franklin and oanGu,I oI,
the III O'Clock train, returning after The ar'i''''
I'd train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows: .c,,,nJhs
Leave Boston at 80 NJ and arrive at oOn'"'
same evening. ., Bosp
Leave Concord at 81 NJ and arrive " +
at l-2 the next morning e9M
Freight, First class, So; second class md b.
Freight should be delivered at Concolu A DE-
ton an hour at least before leaving to lh'0'
livery by the first succeeding train. .,,ked. ,ll
All passengers baggage should DC o, nI mgir
when valued at more than $50. notice S"C e,r daua
en- and extra charges paid, or no e'a''n
or loss beyo such sum will be aIipw Ts.u 81
Nov. l, 1914.
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es Of The Throat, Lungs, aud Chest.
THNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
D. is an old, sVeH tried, and almost universally
approved remedy 1t has been extensively used for
the last or years in almost every city and town
in New England, and also very extensively at the
Souh and West. 1t is recommended and prescyib-
ed 10y many of the most respectable physicians as a
safe, Convenient and very e6cacious medicine, and
acknowledged by thousands, who have for long
time used it, and continue to use and recommend it,
to be the most valuable remedy for the above COM
plants ever offered 10 the American public
The propretors of this article cannot resort to the
style of advertising which is often adopted at the
present day They do not wish to deceive the cred
ulous and unsuspecting, but appeal, with confidence
to the facts, and experience of a discerning public
There are few individuals in New England who have
not used this preparation themselves, or who have
not friends who have used it. Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many years
been published, 1t is deemed unnecessary to add any
at this time Be sure to get the genuine. Call for
1t by It's 1ohofe name, ''Feget0Jle Pulmonary Bal
sam, and avoid "CarterS Pulmonary Balsam,"
and the numerous limitations which have sprung up
in consequence okthe great celebrity of the true ar
tlce. See thatit is signed VIM. Jon'n Cutler Pre-
pared by Reed, Wing & Cutler, wholesale druggists
ID Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists,
apothecares, and country merchants generally
Price so cents. For sale by JEwETr s. C.RrENrEn
St. Johnsbury Plain. 3s3m6
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EsOsyveEl Roots Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.


Caledonia, IS.
At a Probate Court holden a, tho Probate Office in
Dlnvile, in said district, the 10Th day OF March
A. d, 1876
PENJAMIN F. BELDEN, Administrator of
I'D the Estate of Roswell Root, late of Burke,
in said district, deceased presents to the Court here
his petition in writing, setting forth the of
debts due from said deceased, of the charges of adj
minisraon, and of the value of the personal estate,
representing that the personal estate is insufficient
to pay said debts and charges and praying the
Court here to grant him license to sell the whole Of
the real estate of said deceased to raise the of
S55s,57, for the purpose of discharging said debts
and charges-Whereupon it is ordered by the Court
here that said application he heard and decided at
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate Office in
Danville aforesaid, on the Cd day of April. A. ID.
lS45, at one o'clock in the aiternoon and that said
Administrator cause all persons interested to be
tilted of said application, and of the time and place
of hearing, by publishing copy of this order three
weeks successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper
printed at ST Johnsbury, in said district all of which
publications shall be previous the time of hearing
SAM'L b. MATTOCKS, Judge.
A true copy-Attest,
39sw3 SAM'L D. MATTOCKS, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Orleans County, SIS.
John Mattocks,

VS..
Dan Gray, I'd, olin L. Gray, Enoch B. simonds
Ira Strong, John Cram, r. Hezekiah S. Bckford and
George Leonard.
Orleans County Court,
December Term, 1914.
A CTION of Assumpsit on promssory note dat
IA ed September &C. ID. 1912, for $4,000 co.
payable on demand with interest annually.
The said Dan Gray, Cd, not having had personal
notice of the tendency of this suit it is ordered by
the Court here that he be notified thereof by publish
ing the substance of said suit together with this
der, three weeks successfully, in the CALIFORNIAN,
MIA the last publication to be at least twenty days
before the sitting of this Court Iasburgh the
4th Tuesday of June, A. d. 1916; which will be
deemed sufficient notice to said Gray to appear at
said term and make answer.
HENRY NJ BATES, Clerk.
REDFlELD s. FLETCHER, Attornies. 399w3
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Poetry,
THE BUCCANEERS BRIDE.

BY MRS. CRAWFORD.
AWAY, away! DER the boundess deep,
Won merry merry roam;
Come, Anna break the mermaid's sleep,
With song Of the Highland home.
On the deep they stand,
My gallant band,
To guard thee, love, DER the sea,
To the spicy isles,
Where the bright sun smiles
With its golden fruit for thee.
Look up, look up, my bonny bride
All where do thy fond thoughts roam
Do they seek Genlochy's silver tide,
And the halls Of Thy Highland home
III make thee queen
OF brighter scene,
Where no chilling winters blight,
But the dnrk-eyed maids
In the paImy SPADES,
Weave the joyous dance. by night.
Away, away, DER the boundless deere
Wen merry merriIy roam;
Cheer up, Iuy bonny bride nor weep
For the joys Of Thy Highland home
In the land Of the rose,
Where the ruby CLOVIS,
With Thousand gems as bright,
I'll crown thy brow,
AS the moon does now,
With her fairy beams of light
TIE TWO AND TIE THIRD.
[Erom the German of F. Rucker. !
Fantasy, the giantess, did sit
On hill,
Near beside her came the dwarf called Wit,
limo TO kill;
doubtful glance
Was cast askance
BY Common. sense, n decent man,
Waiting till the game began.
Fantasy rose half up in the sky,
Seized a star;
Swung ii till the sparks hogan to fly
Near and far;
Then came Wit,
Pounced on il,
In his pocket at dash
ClaPped it, quick as lightning flash.
Fantasy then with her hand took hold
OF cloud,
And its vapors round her shoulders rolled
For shroud;
Wit doth go,
Hides below,
Twists corner all awry,
Laughs outright and wipes his eye.
Fantasy with laundering veice doth shout;
Wit dumb;
Then she stops; the dwarf then whistles out,
And doth hunt
Commons sense
lIurries thence,
And says he, This won't suit me-
It's going to end in Poetry. w.
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Moral and Religious.

SABBATH REFORM. Rev. DIR. Edwards, who
has been travelling extensively at the West, says in
"A letter to the New York Observer
"Ihe interest on the subject of the Sabbath is in
creasing constantly, and the change of sentiment and
pIuctice with regard to il, promises the most bene-
cia results. captain of ono of the steamboats, on
the Mississippi, who has hitherto his boat the
Sabbath, remarked, that il things 60 on so, they
should all have to stop; for the people would not
leave on the Sabbath. Facts show that Il is less
profitable and more hazardous TO travel on the Sab
bath, than to travel only on other days number
of boats started from Mackinuw TO go to the upper
end of Lake Superior. part of them, in three ex-
periments, lay by uniformly the Sabbath. The
Others did not; but continued their that,
on other days. And yet, in every case, those that
kept the Sabbath arrived before the others And
obvious were the benefits, that they afterwards all
came into that arrangement"
JoURNEY-MEN There is a general law, or
custom, in Germany, that apprentices, after the
piraon of their service, shall travel two years before
prosecuting their trade master wokmen. Hence
the etymoogy of the word, journeyman. They are
allowed 10 go from kingdom to kingdom, without a
pusspost. Some Of these mechanics, especially those
recently going from IIamburgh, are pi us men, and
give part Of the space in their knOpsack5 10 Tracts,
which they carry unobstructed, into Catholic coun-
tries, well as others,-thu becoming generous,
voluntary ColporteurS!
Our REPUBLIC. The March No of the "lIome
Missionary gives statistical calculations, showing
that in flee years our great Western Valley will con-
tain 100000 souls, and have majority of about
million and half over the Atlantic slope. In view
of this fact the Editor suggests, "llow UNNECESSARILY
important is the Presm hour in forming the character
Of those who TO be the masters of this great Re-
public -
conscience. Nothing can paciry en- offended
conscience, but that which satisfied an offended God:
us we'll may that which satisfied an offended God,
pacify offended conscience.
The Vermont Chronicle gives the following nnticc
the state Of religion in Chester, VT in the Church
OF which Rev. Mr. Rankin, formerly orN. IL, is
pastor
We learn that interesting state Of religious feel
ing has existed for weeks in the Rev. MIR Rank
ms church and society, Chester. Numbers have
been led to cherish hope in Christ, and increasing
numbers are nquiring May the good work be con-
NtAH III II
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w. |, Goods and Groceries,

Il Spices, Rasins Figs, Oil, Fish, Salt, Trinedad,
New Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, loaf and
brown Sugar, sc, Sc.
Those purchasing Molasses are particularly invit-
ed to examine our NEW ORLEANS.
Z. JEWETT & co.
March S, lS45 397f
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
hereby certify that have this day given 10 my
IL son, Lafayette Blanchard, his time to transact
business for himself, and will not claim any of his
earnings pay any debts of his contracting after
this date. JONATHAN BLANCHARD
st. Johnsbury, March Is, lS15. 399W3a
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PADD0CKS IRON FOUNDRY,
st. DOL m bury.

TENHIS establishment commenced in 1923. NON 49,
II sists Of a Blast Furnace for making Iran t4
the ore, a Cupola Furnace for making Cos,isu
from the Pigs two Machine Shops-one for fn;sb,ss''
castings, making and repairing all kinds of NacEi"0s
ry; and the other for the manufacture Of lion pomn
Sinks and Axlelrees. F'
The Iron made at this establishment Is supeio, B..
any now made in New England, in consponsDo, "
the peculiar aud manner in which il is mann,
featured and the combination of jour kinds n a".
These ores have been selected, NOTWITHSTANDING H.
distance they are transported, on account of contain
ing different mineral substances combined Win ~,
iron, which create such chemical operations in II,
furnace while melting pro iuces the frme, ana
best kinds of lIon Besides the careful selection n
the ores, and the great taken In preparing them
the best 1vOrkmen 10 be foHud in the csuntrv man.
age The oberafOns efhe Fmmace 7phle in jlaat-,
Thus the subscriber feels the utmost confidence in
recommending the superiority Of his Iron as ben,
tough Soft and NOT HG6ie 10 crack. Those wbo
have purchased cheap Stores, which have cracked 50
badly to be fit only for old iron, requested to no
tice that not a Sore or pLate, manufactured from
This iron, has eVer been returned on account If
cracking.
The subscriber would now inform his customers
and the public, that he intends putting bis Furnace
in blast the LIST Of September, and will manuacurs
from the iron, ora! reduced PRICES,
"A New Yankee Notion Stove
combining all the important improvements
TILDEN'S NEWLY INVENTED BANNER
STOVE, to which is attached large furnace 10 IA
used with without the Stove forming a very COM
venent apparatus for summer cooking.
.4IR-TIGHT and BOX STOTES
A general assortment of
sE9BGyGV w WARE,
Cast Iron SINKS and PUMPS; SAP BOILERS
with arch door and frame for srtlin,; Afch Ash
and Oven Doors, with frames; Sleigh e Sled
Shoes-all sizes; IRoN MoRToRs for A.
poihccaries g Families; MILL GEER.
ING, &c. &c.
From tEAc Machine Shops:
IRON ANLES, from to inch; Pipe Boxes; Cat
and Wagon Boxes, Nuts & Bolts for W OGDEN AlNs
TUnNiNG LATHEs, of every description. from lsj
Punch Presses; Press Drills; PANT Mills; Saw Ss
circular Atbors; Regulators for Factories;
GRIST-MILL HEADS and SrINDlEs;
HOWD'S Patent Iron WATER WHEELS and
other approved kinds;
GR.7Y'S PATENT HORSE POWER,
for propcIIng Threshing Machines, SepaTators WOOD
Saws, &c--all which can I've furnished with The
horse hover, if desired; CAST IRON SINKS,
with without Pumps; also single and a beaullI
pattern of Iron Pump, with without znc lining
admitted to lie the best Pump in
UT'Ihe above, with many other articles, constant!
on hand, will be furnished on reasonable notice,
HUXHAM PADDOCK.
St Inhnshurv, July 10 !sll. 363y
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NOTICE.

I HAVE given my son, HIRAM Burr, his time
n after this date, and shall not hereafter claim his
earnings nor be accountable for his debts.
DANIEL BURR.
Derby, March 4, 1915. 39sw3s
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Blanks, for Sale at this Office

III ighway Surveyors Tax Bills,
IL Warrantee g Mortgage and Quit Claim D,.,
Blank Notes, Justice Writs, De'u''
Trustee Writs, and County Count Wris
Blank Executions,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-31

STATE OF VERMONT
Orleans County, SIS.
Isaac Gray
Dan Gray, 81. and DIN l.. Gray.
Orieons County Court,
December Term, lS44
A CTION of Assumpsil promissory note dat
IN ed October lllh, lSi3, for $46S34 payable to
the Plaintiff order in the month Of January next
after the date of said note with interest annually.
The said Dan Gray, 2d, not having had personal
notice of the tendency of this suitit is ordered by
the Court here that he be notified thereof by publish
ing the substance of said suit together with this no
tice in the Caledonian, printed IN ST. Johnsbury in
the County of Caledonia, three weeks succcsi yey,
the last publication TO be at least twenty days before
the sitting Of the Court Irasburgh on tue iih Tues
day of June, A. ID. 1915, which will be deemed sui
fciopl notice to the said Dan Gray, I'd, appear at
said and make answer.
HENRY NJ. BATES, Clerk.
J. a. FLETCHER, Attorney, 399w3