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Atkins, Sarah VI
Ackermsn, Mrs
Arnold, Mics Jane AGgusta
Appel, Catherine
Banner, Mrs Ann
Boxer, Mrs Caroline
Bsboitt, Mrs , )
Barnet, Mrs +
baislee, Miss kliLs
Benz Mrs Aunle
Be5se. Miss Mara
Brennan. Bridget
Beach, Mary
Bird. MF- Rebecs
Brown, Mrs Margaret
Brown, Miss Harriet
Brown. Mics
Brooks, Mrs Edwards
Brothers, Mrs { }
Brown, Am
Brown, Mites JeD1eue
Brown. Anna
Bugis, Nary Am
Butte, Mss L
Buckley. Mss Aebcrs L
Burnes, MIS- EisEof
Bullu., Charlotte J
Buckingham, Miss Eliza
Bryan. Miss Martha
Campbell, Ann
Chase. Miss Mary Ann
Chapman, Miss
Clark, Sarah Am
Clark, Miss &
Clark, Catherine
Carpenter, Mss Margaret
Chapman, Mrs Jane
Cain, Miss julia
Casida Miss kliza
Crane, Mrs Mary
Came, Miss Margaret
Cavler, Mary
Carroll. Miss Margaret
Carter, iirs Emealea
Creevey, judith
Cliuson. Miss Mary
Crisp, Mrs Eliza
Collins. Niles Almifa
Coin, Mrs Caroline
Coles, Mrs Jennei y
Conner. Miss Alice
Coughiln, Mis- Bridget
Cornish, Mary A w
Cogeswell. Mrs Ellen
Cuninghsm, Mrs Catherine
Chyle. Miss Mary
Day, lirs Mary 4
Davenport, Miss Augusta
Drake, Miss Julia
Dennes,Oun, Miss Elizahsi'
Demey, Niles Caroline {
DeGley, Janeanny
briggs, Mrs Phebe
De!lanOy. Mrs Phebe A
Doreiy, Miss Mary 5
Dolsn, Bridget
DOORS. Miss Ellen
Doty. Mrs Cynlbis Z
Duinniont. Madam
Edwards, Mrs
Edwards, Miss Jane
Edwards. Miss susanna
Eilansh, Mrs A
Ellis, Mrs
flwell, Mrs Jane
Ever, Mrs Martha D
Everett, Mrs Catherine
Franklin, Mrs So
Franklin, Ms Z IL
I roy, Mrs j A
/ eTrol, Margaret
F Freeman, Mis-. Mary
/ inneTo, Catherine
+ field. Mrs Susannsh
Foser, Miss Sophr0nis
Forsyth, Miss Frances VI II
: owler, Miss Maris y
? Owlef, Misc Amelia
Foster, Mrs Ph0be
Foster, Mrs Charlotte NJ
Fox, Margaret
Mrs Patrick
Gray, Mrs Robert
Gale, Mics Margaret
Gardner, Miss Susan II >
Gardner, Mrs Anne.
Green, Mis- Elizabeth II
Gleeson. MARY
.ormiy. Miss Mary
iIcr-ton. Bridget
lIaskill. Mg Frances r
harrington, Niles Catherine
Mics Ann
iiavens, Mise Susan
Hart, Amy
Hazard, Miss Susan
Ilinckley, Mics Hannah )
IiOrs, Mrs Ann
liollenrack, Mrs Catherine
Mss
Miss Eliza
Miss Eliia
Humphrey, Miss susan
Huston, Mrs. Daniel
Irwin, Miss Mary
Jones, Mrs Botsey
} Ohnson, nrs Catherine
J ohuson, Miss Catherine
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~U~s NEW-NORk r.. csrHrssz1
Easz.sED Fais Rail ~ ~

NVlV
Arrangement To commence Monday December M
For passengers each way daily lsscept sunfsys-
Leave NeS-Y0fk lrom he fo0s of Dusns o. al oetoct
A. NJ for Piofmont, Rsmaro, Monroe, Chester uosnrn,
Mddletosn n. Orsville, aud AL the Intermediate pisces
Leave Ou.vile All A ~ Middstown at 8, Goshen q
"A. and Chester At 5 a. 4 NJ. for New.lors
Fare between New yo.k and Otsvtle 81 80
Freight iIom New York will be received o. The loot
Duane 81, on board tho barges Samuel Marsh and Henry
saydam Jr one of which will leave The city al oeioeA
p NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Freir hi for NewYork will be- tsAen BY The uan leaving
Otsvle al o'clock A. NJ ou tho above mentioned shrss
day. In zach week Dee |. 1875 b
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ARRIVED.


shin Star Republic Morse II de i'm Galveston cotton,
Sc 20 Brewer 4 Nelson.
Br ship Oriental, Hoy II ds i'm :, Johns, NIB coal to
Bremen barb Heinrich Whiting, 50 ds FIN Bremen mdse,
RI bark James. Cochrin 4s ds I'm Dublin in ballast
master. 80, -
Finishing lst Dec mdss to Schmidt Balchen. Sailed
n company with bark Mary Chiffon for Rio Hrande.
Bark Ralph Cross. Glover from Palermo irult &C 20
Chamberlain & Phelps. Nov 81, of Sardinia saw bark
Cauisss bound up Dec {, of Gibraltar spoke ship Ca
nera Dunbar fn Palermo for Boston, 9th, saw going
into Gibraltar. ship Russia ,.,,,,..
Bark Hersia (ot Boston) Baxter ITO ds I'm Oacuite'
mdsc 10 Croker Warren
Fark Louisiana Williams, iin Antwerp Dec No. mdse,
"a, master and l2l passengers TO w Ncisser Lcft ship
Meeunticook nscy ldg for Orleans IN days Ava
lanchc Whtuosey Tor York Elizabeth (oi Bait dis
I,vent arf DIS previous from lhlsd barks Ann Neshi
for Orleans Vernon, Bisbe, dis bonbursh jackson,
Tor Bay OF Mexico.
To Pavensiadt & Schumacher
sxod bark Albertiua --, I'm Stockholm, iron, 10
B0orman Johnston 80
In ID / savrc sih inst lat "a - Ion g. spoke ship
Isaac Ancton Terrey ~ days I'm NeworleSns ior IN
este .,,
b brig Ruby ElenwOOd' a ds I'm Dublin in ballast
Brig Reindeer, Windsor. from Rio de Jsneiro, Nov
Goth coffee to : l. Michel Len ships Loo Choo. su
san Drew and Thos II Perkins, with the California Reg
Bns Joseph Keller IA DIS tim Orleans, sugar and mo
lssses, 20 order.
Brig sussex. shckney % ds I'm ssvsnis, iustc, sc,
10 Atw6ter & milford
Brig Detroit, Porter ds I'm Charleston cotton &c, to
Post.
Brig Rufus souc. Dillingham;, Ia ds fan Neusitss' su
gar. sc 10 master.
Rric WetumpAa Fowler II Is ian Mobile, cotton to
I Stugscs. Chairman \ Co.
schr Henry. Look, ds I'm Charleston, cotton &c, TO
DemilL .
schr Bay Stall, Curtis ds i'm Norfolk corn to MIR
Williams.
/ Schr Mary Jane. Osborn ds I'm Norfolk, corn TO
sturgcs. Chairman 4 Co
4 schr Julia Eliza Hisbee, ds I'm Charleston, cotton,
2 20 master.
schr signal. fa Norfolk corn. for Boston.
I Br schr Fietou Packet, Wood Is ds I'm HALIFAX hsh,
. TO II Brsine.
schr Mary Chase I'm Wilmington NC, naval stores
to Badger s Peck
schr A Johnson. SopeT i'm York River.
SchT Monmouth, WoOdmsn, do
RETURNED.
Brig q Pierce. Carr, hence for Tsmpico, sailed on
the lith inst with Government stores, experienced a
heavy gale from NV on the 18th, snd carried away
msinmAs tore,op gallant mast with sails snd rigging
! attached
! DISASTERS.
Dec 10. miles has, OF Neuviiss the shlr Creole OF
New Orleans from Bordeaux was csi With The esptan
and IS passengers.
pee ~ the schr Esquimaux I'm BsFscos fog Charles
ton was lost 80 miles tn Neuyitss. The officers and
crew saved.
SPOKEN.
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wINrER ARRANGEMENT.

- -y,a.srs.s ~ MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
~ -fo<---- -o'cFk 7. NJ Leave Newnh. 10 o'cfk
A NJ. to'cock, Psi. Leave MouislOsn, O'Clock, N
? O'Clock. T. a.
Passengers by thu Morning Tram 10 Noitlslowr VIII a.
tsf. Al where the sae viii be m festpes
70 convey theri 10 schoO.eys Mountan, Wsshig9n bs
videre and Ession, daily 20 succasuuny, SisnhopeHewr
Milford and Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and NJ
days sni to Kockswey, Dover, sparta ana Newton %
Tuasdays Thursday. and Saturday,, each Line esenhS
.,aes viii slso leave Tor Bsskeurdgs every evvnns@
IN, arrival II tho cars At MornsOwn.
Passengers 20 through, TO and ffoul jersey Chy without
changing cars On leaving the city passengers VII dcos
n sgpsg. 10 the car the foot OF NoTllsn5 wbsss
An Agent will be attendance 10 receive T. Az petaxc
OF hIudcs De ed On ths way " me Somps-
nv will not hold themselves responsible.
freight will he forwarded Immediately W Mofbpsn
nom Albany Basin by stephens and Coudts Line
sonn. 10 Newafk from the Trans portaton once u us
N j. r. r. and Trans Co foot % Liberty 81 and " desfst
vi be- called for In any part VI Ihs city by sppiicspoh
said ONCE. n3l liza DoDp oupe'lheboo".
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Wolf. Et.ix
Nootw cfthJ chnR
NoofFrrtruckA
Nolibset { J
Wood, Cogrtlsrd
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,wEsTcuE,TER 60. FARm.--M

"a WESTMINSTER co. FARu.--.M pryse,
~ sale valuable Fafui IN wes,chesief 60 e9ogt ~
from the city. containing - acres, OF which -
aces are wood land and the remainder meadow aud good
al ale land aud Of easy Via Nonkers by steam
boz, aud via rlckshoe Depot by Railroad On The pro
misses is modern built new house with kitchen attached,
bsrn and out building occupied by MI }. FHfing'
ton who VIII show the premises foI particulars Apply 10
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Aucloneer,
~ fw No Broad At
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NIOTICE.-The subscribers having purchased The Pa
tent Rhl FOR he Manufacture OF Gun Cotton, &c al
persons are cautioned against manufacturing preparing
he same or olher vegetable horoGs substances - suDs
ue Tor Gunpowder; and notice a hereby Eyeo nal al
persons IN any way infringing said Patent Right VIII be
prosecuted according 10 law.
We will be ready 10 contract .or and supply orders By
he middle OF Febrlsry c. L Z. LENSlG,
ia ist 10 South FrontsL Phi.sfephia
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SPOKEN.
Jan a. lat ~ o. ION - brig Gov Clifford with loss OF
main mast and iore-top mast making for York
Jan IL lat 81 lon = 80 hsEk ClsTemont from Or
leans for Philacel.
Jaa H. la, = 70 lon - ship South Carolina from Bs-
lie tnr HAvra. Is out.
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HARDWARE, EDGE TOOLS, &C. q.
CHARLES 5. LITTLE, soceess.'l,, $3.50 ~
~6F&fs, BORNS LITTLE, Importers sna 49, .-
WU Dealers 10 English, German $40 A" ~ 8
q ~ Hardware, Gallery, Edse iyoI,yl 49, 70
Eltor-sL between Pearl snd Wafer so nsr.,s. Ne
spectfay invites The attention OF Country o.r.
chacics ADD Farmers ard others ms<lng tnen sssy
ehases 10 ks very extensive assortment mar.
tSirg 10 ne Inc al Of which is offered Al ne ""'
sst onces, for cash or 90 approved credit
CIT snd wrought nails .ocks, lsIehss
sutt. screws knives and FORKS, raLos
Cgttscxs brads and sleigh De.s
pen sri pocket knives and scissors
utIi Oh and crOss-cut saws, hoes, io'sa
shoy.Is so.des sythes aud snsfhs, rl'os
pi.es ie.d ools and ssnd erucblss
80. for wells or eis,erns, skstes ssales
so,lb water Of Ayre stone, for maroe pohsasf "a. O.
Sr-on~,., too!s Ia great VARSITY, oJ AiD7isVh' w.
Horton Barton, and otnsrs
croo,r.' iron ryets add truss loops
Hoa,e and ship csrpeniers tools
Ei.eksmtns tools, gsstsn 9isns.s
Ra,eS-rs tools, cabinet makers uinninss
pa1ss ADD ship builders hardware
ison brass copper ald ssei wire. $500
C5ersiDs Harlem OIL
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Lit Of Letters Remaining il the n. 7, Post Once,
Saturday, January Is;

EY plsau nentioa ia DATE Of u, Lta IN vhiA ufy
ara a1re-f,sed. LADIES' LIST
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uUBBARD'- PAPERs.-BURNAPk BABCOCk,
I1So. Us fllons, offer for sac fsl sssonen. o. "a
pers manufactured By The Messrs Hubbard, prisins
Ledger Papers. blue and white Imperial, Super Roysb
Royal, Medium, DENY and FlaI Cap.
Bank Folio Post Bank Quarto Post, Excnergs Cap
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, q fall sssortnsni
Packet Post. Super snd Exirs Super
fnied Plate Paper; Co.orsd imperiais
Colofed Royals, Ihick 4ad hin
Do. Medium, do DO.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books
Pine Glazed colored Mediums, Royals, &c 1e
BIB haze also hand very extensive sssofimepi "
Writing Papers Book and News Printing Pspers, Plss
Payers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are s.so
soi- ayeuy Of ne genuine Patent Envelope Paper
49, no,lSe iy2l osy,o6
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DUR-UANT 70 order q John Morgan, Surrogate
i OF Ihe Counfy OF seneca Notice Is hereby given 70
persons having claims demands sgainst Edwin X
breck ate OF the own Of Ord, IN sad county oece1seo
10 present the with the vouchers ihefeoi " NE IN
dersizred sarah L. Brecs and samle! bfecA Adnlns-
trstrx aud Administrator Of the estate OF ne said EdNln
n Breck deceased ~ me tyelngaouse Of The SAID SAN
ge Breck 10 Ws.er!oo ie said county on or before
ne frst csy OF July nexL-Daxc Dee. II, $40.
SARAH Z. BRICK, AdminisIrsnlx.
d.s l.ysms sAML- P. BRECK, Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County Of NeN-Yors NOtce Il hereby given 20 al per-
soas having claims against John r Tow nsend ae q ue
Cry Of NeWYOfk deceased, % present the same win ne
vouchers thereof the sUbsclers a. The store OF samuel
T. skdmofe No So Cedarsfeei IN the City OF Newly ork,
on or before tie ninth day Of VI arch next Dated Ne".foA
The nth day OF september, 1916.
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N PURSUANCE VI al order Of he Surrogate Of the
County OF NewYOrk notice i hereby gwen 70 al per
cons having claims against Jsnes Halliday, late Of ne Guy
q Philadelphia deceased 70 present ne sane, WIN Ine
voucher. hereof 10 The subscriber the Office Of Henry
T. Davies No % Walsiree IN the city Of Sew-foLk on
or before The arsi day Of June next Dated Ne"fOfz'
MARY JANE HALLIDAY,
a-uln A
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DOVER PRESS FOR ALE.-Adsm.s Improved
Power Press IN good running order win ay-fequfes
only hand 70 turn H. Plain u by ., incnes-~iA %
sod cheap the has farther use for Il Inquire
Of A. J. WRIGHT Al bis Prirnng Ofce 5 Watel.sL Bos.
ton or GEO A CURTIS, q. the y. Eng. Type Foundry,
so congrssssI Boston. o In
JACK FROST k-pt 0ai OF doors COR . censs-We
have received " Arel's patent ees
nc DoorSpfings These Doors prnxs plain bands Of
ud.A-rlbher and Deef purpose tnsn the most
elastic brass Spring They rot liable 10 get
out Of order nor hey ASeced ne atmosphere and
c.a Be lAker Of or replaced when not necessary For
.sle by JOHN J. BROWN 4 CO.
III - FgI.or-sI Nassau
(OMNON PIC IRON-60 tons cotlmon Virgins
L Pig Ircn az a. Tor sale by SHERMAN NORRIS.
IL corner Broad and Beaver.
CANPHENE AND SPIRIT GAS ofEe best quail
a. OIETZ. BROTHER 1 co. No. ISs wIlliam.t-
- iiAss LAMP CHAINS-lo0 dozen bronze4 aud
ID bngni brsss amp chains for sale BIZ
d2 DlETZ. BROTERS K co. No. i3s Wiilinn-s-
WINDOW GLA.s-50o0 boxss Window Class on
w hAnd, FOR sale By WARRINGTON 3 RICHARDS,
rim - BGr1r g-sl.p-
A x IRON.-N C as Hammered Az Iron 3Ii FOR sale
hby SHERMAN NORRIS,
IA Corner Broad aad Bearer ~.
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cUERIFF;- SALE.-By virtue OF several WI

FsEDEVICN l.. NUtrE. Deputy sheriff.
Dated New York. December 5lh. 1873 d1 lawads
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13
Cheney & Co.'S Boston, Concord, Stan
stead and Montreal Express.

TEyIIE SUBSCRIBERS continue under their
d former arrangement made with the direc-
tors of the Concord Railroad to forward goods
to and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train.
Packages will be received and forwarde d
from Boston to all parts of N. II and Vermont
and Canada.
Letters are not taken on any terms
Offices at HARNDEN'S, NO. 8, COURT
STREET, BOSTON, at THE RAILROAD
DEPOT, CONCORD, at the Dartmouth Ho-
tel, Hanover, N. H., J. w Howes, Montpe-
li'r, VT, Peck & Cos, Burlington, VT. and at
Charles Seymour's, Montreal.
The Express Train leaves Boston for Mon
treal on Tuesday of each week, passing
through Newbury, ST. Johnsbury and the in
termediate towns to Stanstead.
NJ b. The subscribers are alone response
BILE for the loss or injury of any articles or
property of any description entrusted to their
care, nor is any risk assumed by the Concord,
Nashua or Lowell Railroad Companies.
B p. CHENEY, No. 8, Court ST, Boston.
NATHANIEL WHITE, Concord, NJ II.
Jan. 2, 1S47, 5lStf
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber has now on la nd DR.. Il
D. Grains Spino- Abdominal Supporters, so
highly recommended by eminent Physicians
for the cure of Uterine Affections, and muscu-
lar debilityj designed also for persons of sod-
entary habits, stooping postures, round shout
ders, &c, and indeed all who are occupied,
more or less, with sedentnry pursuits, will re-
ceive great benefit from the use of this uppa.
rntus 1t gives wonderful support TO the
whole spinal column, keeps the shoulders back
in place, and thus gives ample play to those
important organs Of life, the heart and lungs.
have examined DIR. Il, Grains Spino-Ab-
dominal Supporter, and il appears to me to be
well adapted TO the support of the body, in
cases of muscular weakness and relaxation.
ALFRED @. POST, NJ. ID. Sur
geon to N. Y. Hospital
Leroy Place, June l6, 1916.
concur with DR. Post in his opinion of the
above named instrument. l. X. RODGERS,
Surgeon to n Y, Hospital
Also, Abdominal Supporters and Trusses
sold by J. G. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury, Oct 80, Is47. 536w4
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Dnsnensin or indirnstinn


This disease has the strongest claims upon
the attention and sympathy of the phys clan
and philanthropist. The habitual Dyapf ptic
is truly miserable. His sallow and anxious
| countenance, his aversion to social enjoy n.ents
his irritable and sulen silence, and the oc cas-
ional and overwhelming dependency of mind
show him to be the prey of deep and harassing
sufferings, of which none but those who have
experienced them can form an adequate idea
For Dyspepsia there is no hope; it is dark, dis
couraging, and cheerless in it's progress. 1t
will neither kill the patient nor depart from
HIM. His mouth is parchcd and feverish, his
head confused, aud his whole body languid
and uncomfortable. His sleep at night is fit.
full and unrefreshing disturbed by strange
fantasies and uneasy dreams, while long be-
fore morning, he begins to turn from side to
side on his comfortless pillow. Though rest
less he feels no disposition to rise, but when at
length he musters sufficient resolution, he
feels such faintness and lassitude, that all mo-
ton and business is a burden TO him.
Let the sufferer use, according to the direc-
tons, and he will find almost Immediate re-
lief, and in very short time perfect cure
Persons have been cured after having been 40
springs and other places by the advice fthoir
physician, and have not received any perma-
nent relicfuntil they use this medicine, BT0i0nS'
Sdrsaparitta and Tomato Bittcrs.
For sale by J. G. Bingham st. Johnsbury,
and dealers in medicine generally.
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HEALTH! HEALTH.
DIR WOOD,S S4RS.1P.qRILL.l s. UAD
CHERRY BLI,TERS.

Wis new and valuable extract of Sarsar,
Il rIIla and Wild Cherry has been used wl
grtat success for the permanent removal Of
all such diseases as take their rise from amin
pure state Of the blood. it promotes hca,.,
action Of the Liver, strengthens the nevs
End at once secures HEALTu and NIGoE toa-
whole system. In all cases of Jauadirf, Et.
gesf'o", Dyspepsia, LoSS Of .4Ppctitc, Ha'i&.
COStireRoSS, Femdlo Complaints, Srr0fuI0, I'm.
gWOr, Head0cdc, and that Depression of Spirits
which rs so common complaint in the spring
and summer season of the We ar, this medicine
has not it, equUl--and a single trial will con.
vince the most lncreduious Gifts prcuaryirtuc
For further particulars the reader is referred
to pamphlets which will be furnished hv the g,
gents, showing the estimation which this vain.
liable medicine is by such as have uscdL
II Caution 10 The Public Bcparticular and
ask for D0ct. Hoods SdrSapdriun and ITid
CHERRY BHtcrs, and receive no other. This
is the first preparation of these articles COM
bined, ever offered TO the public and the great
success attending its use has induced the IN.
prnciped to counterfeit aud initiate As
preventive, see that the bottles have the words,
"Dr Uo0d' SdrSGpdriiid and UUd Chsrry Bit
terS, pressed on the glass, and that each label
on the bottle is signed by the proprietor, I
Thornton, ir., New Bedford.
From the Telegraph.
Il SCCCESStCL CONVERSATIONS Of th'9
two medical agents, the Spanish SOrsapalLi
and the American. Wild Cherry, is now torh
first time offered to the public in the BNc'
of DR.. Wood. These vegetable remedieshlrt
long enjoyed the highest repute in The medical
world; and the Faculty of Medicine, andlI
writer's in the Medica Materia, have uniformly
spoken of them with the highest respect"i
confidence. The one for its efficacy in diaclsi
of the blood, and the other for its great o1
power, with invaluable property for alhrS
nervous irritation and excita bility, has ba
long celebrated In DR. Woods Sarsapa1A
and Wild Cherry Bitters they are found acth5
together with perfect harmony and success
and forming by their union a new, safe lHfG'
tive and agreeable Tonic and Apcricni M'Ir
cine and remedy for all diseases of the Blood
stomach and hillary organs.
AGENTS. St. Johnsbury, J. c. Bingham
Danvil!e, Vail, Deming & Co.; Peacbam b.
G. Brown, and by agents in every town y1. ln1'
State. 52omo
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SILAS GILKEY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

NulNibill'lY -.
Att Probate Court holden ut the Probate
Office, in Danvlle, in said district, on the
2Sth day of October, A. ID. 1917
ISAAC DENISON, Administrator of the
N Estate of Silas Gilkey, late of Burke, in
said district, deceased, presents to the Court
here his petition in writing, setting forth the
amount Of debts due from said deceased, of
the churges of administration, and of the val
TIC 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 the said deceased, for the
purpose of dischargug said debts and charg-
-Whereupon il is ordered by the Court
here that said application be heard and de-
cided at Probate Court to be holden nj the
Probate Office in Danvie aforesaid, on the
18th day of November, a. ID. lS47, ut Que
o'clock in the afternoon; and that said Adj
miuistrator cause all persons interested TO he
notified of said application, aud Of the time
and place of hearing, by publishing copy Of
this order ihree weeks successfully in the
Caledonian,n newspaper printed mt St. Johns
bury, in said district, all of which publica-
tons shall be previous TO the time of hearing
Attest, CHARLES ). DANA,
535w3 Judge.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

HNHE subscriber, having been licensed by
a. the Hon. Probate Court for the county
of Caledonia, to sell all the real estate OF the
late William Lang, of Barnet, gives notice
that he will sell the same at auction, on Mon
day, the 10Th of November instant, at one o.
clock.
Said Farm is supposed to contain l47 acres
about 80 acres under improvement, build
ings rather ordinary. Said farm is subject to
a mortgage of 1913 Sale on the premises,
now occupied by John Lang.
JOSIAH JOHNSTON, Executor
Barnet, Nov. 2, 1S47. 536w2