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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-11-27
From the Cincinnati Times (Fillmore paper. :,
BY GEORGE LAW & co.
Austion Sales, At the Fremont Head quarters,
New York

WILL BE SOLD al public auction on The
w 4th Of March next, The entire stock Ind
fixtures Of the Fremont party, that concern
having become hope lesSly bankrupt, from bad
management on the part Of the Directors.-
The various articles are arranged IN lois, as
follows:
LOT NO. IL
CANDIDATES.
Three Fremonts, sch very much damaged
by hard usage in the,l6 campaign. Fremont
marked is man about al years Of age; has
had some experts nee in military life, having
rode on wooden saddle during one OF his Cal
iforEia campaigns; is good Judge Of mules
and knows something OF elomoogy, as he dis.
covered humble bee on one of the Rocky
Mountain peaks; has had experience in cattle
dealing, knows how 10 sell live stock, especl
ally 10 governments; on claims Of various de-
scrip,iOnS he is very expert--ceIiiiying 10 them
without hesitation upon his honor; owns
large tract Of mining land in Callornia, which
he prudently purchased with Government
money; served 81 days in the United States
Senate, and proved highly competent IN secur
ing his pay aud mileage; OF his native land
there is no certain knowledge; has pious re-
gard for holy water and high mass, was inveg-
led into the Presidential race by the notorious
Abolition firm Of Seward, Greeley Banks q
Co., (sincs then people have had doubts Of
bis saDity.) The entire lot OF Fremonts will
be sold out cheap; also, one Daytou, resi-
dent ol New Jersey
lot NO. II.
PRINCIPLES
This comnrises a large and varied stock,
among which we enutnerate a very heavy
runnIy of genuine Aboli,iunisIn, manufactured
Inv he long established firm of Garrison, Gid
dings & Co., and warranted double proof
Kansas bumbugs, O splendid assortment, EN-
5racng pathetic, horrible, and melancholy
syles-moStly manufactured at the Tribune
| establishment-some OF the best, however,
were gotten up IN Chicago; Parson Beecher's
stump speeches, made up OF politics and rell-
gion, new article invented expressly ior the
late campaign; Emlgrant Ala Societies; Sharps
rlfrS; Fremont song books anda hall dozen
copies Of The New kork Herald; pamphlet
prepared by Horace Greeley, IN which he an
nounceS the discovery OF Fremont No. :; an
immense stock Of humbuggery, embracing
every known. style, thIs portion OF The lol
Will be sold very low,) mostly gouen up al
the fac ctofy olGfeeley& d Co; ;kansas "shreks'
Of every key;(yery valuable assortment roor-
backs about the.'save power" miscellaneous
lot OF ISLANDERS and tatsehoods concocled by
the Herald and Tribune against The american
paryj splenlid coRecton OF disappointed
Office seekers; (thlS lot looks bad at present,
but can be brought inlo good cundtlon again
vety. easily;) Lives Of fremont, six different
ediiions-large Will be closed out at
| 1 GJuya. hoaStS- naicu lntinnc nPe1ictnnS
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-11-27

1T'As was going over Westminster Bridge
the other day. said an Emeraldtr, met Pat
Iiewkins.'
'Hewkins,' seq /, how areye?'
Pretty well, thank ye, Donley,' sez he.
That's not my bame,' sez l..
'FOix, no mole is my name Hewkins,' sea
he.
so we looked at each other, an be the
grey goose OF Moses, itlurned out 10 be auther
DslII e - -T---7----~~---------r---- ----~-~-~~- w -
Gl-Cchply with some humofs, bear with
OILERS. sefye none. p
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Note Bene, good by agn. Run that fel-
Ter of.
2thP. S. | am not bi, gelus Cate. don't
let him cum about the house.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-11-27
A California Love Letter.

copy Of letter that was picked in the
street., in Marysvlle, California, not long
since:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-11-27

WILL BE SOLD at public auction on the
w 4th of March next, The entire stock and
fixtures Of the Fremont party, that concern
having become hope lessly bankrupt, from bad
management on the part Of the Directors.-
The various articles are arranged in lots, as
follows:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-11-27
Mlistellaneous.
BE HOPEFUL AND FAITHFUL.

.n.pY MRS. HARRIET E. FRANCES.
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Of the atrocious outrages aud their sccompli-
ces, to sure and condign punishment here
after.
5. Resolved, That Kansas should be imme.
diately admitted az a state of the Union with
her present tree constitution, a. at once the
most effectual way Of securing to her citi.
zens the enjoyment of the rights and privi-
leges to which they are entitled, and of end
ing the civil strife now raging in Der terrific
ry.
6. Resolved, That the hiehwsyman's plea
that "migh: makes right" embodied in the
Ostend circular was in every respect unwor-
thy Of American diplomacy, and would bring
shame and dishonor upon any government or
people that would give it their sanction.
Z. Resolred, That railroad to the Pacific
ocean by the most central and practical route
is imperativelv demanded by the interest of
the whole country, and that the federal gov
eminent ought to render Immediate and eff.
cient aid in its construction, and as an auxil-
liary thereto the immediate construction of
an cmigrant route on the line of the railroad
8. Resolved, That appropriations by Con-
gress for the Improvement Of rivers and har-
bors, of a national character, required tor the
accommodation and security Of our existing
commerce, are authorized by the constitution
and justified by the obligation Of government
to protect the lives and property ofits citi-
Gems.
9. Resolved, That we invite the affiIiation
and cooperation Of the men OF all parties.
however differing from US in other respects
in support Of the principles herein declared,
and believing that the spirit of our institu-
lions as we'll as the constitution of our coun-
try guarantees liberty Of conscience and e.
quality Of rights among citizens who oppose
all legislation impairins their security.
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MARRIAGES.

FRENcH-MARsHALIcAtS St. Johnsbury Center,
June rs, BY Rev. N. W. Aspenwall, Mr.. Nathaniel
French of Unity, N. H :, and Miss Mary Z. Marshall,
Of Waterford.
sMIrH-SrEvESs-ln Waterford, June 10, bv
Rev. F. Warmer, Mr.. Paul Smith, of Monroe, n.
H., and Miss Frances Stevens Of Waterford.
BLoDGErr-HoDepES-In Walden. May 70, by
Rev. :. Tarbell. Mr.. Ephraim F. Blodgett, Of Co.
shen Gore, and Miss Calista S. Hodgden, of Wa.
den.
SwESEY-KExNEY-Al Also, BY the same, June Is,
Mr. Amos r. sweeney and Miss Laura J Kenney
both of Walden.
kEIrH-BADGER-1n Montpelier, June 10, by
Rev. ". H. Lord, Mr.. Charles B. Keith, of Detroit,
Michigan, and Miss Mary Z. Badger, Of Montpelier
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him. The horse approached and by his &C.
tions seemed to realize the situation of bis
master. lie seemed much distressed, and
smeit the man all over, and neighed. Mr..
keeler threw bis arms around the neck of
the noble animal and was carried out to the
path which led to the house. He then loos-
ened the harness, and attached the whiffletree
ard chain in such way that the people at
home might, on seeing it, know that there
was trouble.
1t was Mr.. Keeler's custom during sugar
season, when necessary, to st.y in the works
all night. When this was intended he would
arrange his horses harness and send him,
and unless some disarrangement of the har-
ness was noticed by the people at home. they
would think all was right. Having adjusted
it, as he thought, so as to attract notice and
excite suspicion, he commanded bis horse to
60 home. The horse went few rods and
came tack to caress his master. He receiv-
ell :he word of command again, and again
started. He had proceeded but little dis
lance when be stopped and looked around
and neighed. Mr.. kceler again commanded
the animal to 60. Upon this the horse start
ed off upon trot, a very unusual thing, as
the 70 I'd was very muddy. In his haste the
whif11etree became detached, and with the
chain was left on the way. The hired man
at the house noticed the mud on the horse,
but thought nothing more of the matter, as it
was the usual time for him to come to the
house.
Mr.. Keeler knew nothing more for the
space OF three weeks. In the morning he
was found weltering in blood, which had is
sued from his ears, eyes, nose and mouth.
lie lay there in the snow all night, in his
shirt-sleeves. This alone would have killed
man of ordinary constitution. But strange
to say, MIR. keelcr is recovering, and al
though he will lose an eve, he recognizes a
kind Providence in his preservation, and his
friends, all who know him. think it but little
less than miracle that he is now alive
Not one in thousand rOuld have suffered
SO much and lived. But his constitution will
never be a. strong again. lie is returned
Californian, and has always been considered
able to endure what few could endure And
from his accounts he has endured many hard
ships, but none to compare with this last. |,
may we'll be supposed that this noble horse
will always be pet in the family. Cor. of
the Messenger.
OUrRAGEs IN MrLroN, VERMONT
Samuel Howard, of Milton, Vermont, who
has heretofore borne good character. is rep
resented to have committed an infamous AS
sault upon the person of a French married
woman, who was much injured. Next dav
the same man, says the Burlington on: Free
Press, undertook to drive oil COW, hired of
him by a Frenchman. The mans wife resis-
ted, and was beaten by Howard and fool
sh brother Of his with clubs. and lett, as the
communication states, "almost dead" After
which Howard fled The officers are ia
search of him.
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NaHE Stockholders Of the Connecticut and Pas
Il sumpsic Rivers Railroad Company are hereby
notified that their annual meeting will be he'll at the
st. Johnsbury House, in st. Tohnshurv, w.. on
thursday, the TWENTf-FOCRTH DAY OFJU-
LIZ NEXT, at five O'Clock, p. NJ, to choose a board
of Directors, and to take into consideration the r.
quotation Of the Bonds Of the Company, and also in
regard to limiting the time allowing sockhol ers to
prefer their old stock. E. CLEVELAND. CLERK.
Coventry, July 70, 1855 $3.50
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PEOPLES CONVENTION.

In pursuance If the Resolutions passed at our
mass meeting in January last,
The freenen of Caledonia County who are dis
satisfied with the act passed last fall, removing the
Shire OF Caledonia County from DanvIlic and with
the subsequent proceedings under the same, and
who are in favor of the Repeat of said act. are re-
que>tcd to meet in County Convention ut DanviIle,
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF JULY NEXT,
at l" O'Clock. A. ~, for the purpose Of nominating
suitable persons TO he elected County Officers.
Let all attend who are in favor Of the repeal Of
said act. +. b. CHASE
A. T.. .TDEVINE,
HARRY STEVENS, So'''' vi we
S. BLANCH lRD, '""c VueS''o"
Sd. Y, VAIL,
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Keep it before the People

WHAT the Trichoethene cures nervous headache
! and restores the hair where it has been lost
In proof Of this read the following testimony:
his may certify that one year since vs.. unite
bald on the crown Ofthe head owing as I suppose,
to nervous headache Of many wears standiie e.
commenced using the TrichOsthene one wear agn,
since which me Ih"ve been entirely free from the
hcadache and have nv hair re. tored 10 its natural
quantity and appearance. JAS. H. RANDALL.
North Danvilie, April ~. 1856. e,s'f
For sale. Wholesale and retail. by BROWNE 4
hOl /, Railroad street, ST. otrsbury.
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4 MODEST Dun. - We have COM
mencel forwarding bills of accounts due
us for Advertising and Job-Work. We
need the money by the first Of July,
and expect that those indebted to us will
promptly respond. There still remain
unsettled many accounts due to CHAD
WICK & RAND. 1t is highly desirable
that these should also be paid immedi-
ately.
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Professor MOhr's

thereby preventing those serious accidents which II al
most daily II he hung thu walls the
room. or In the window out o the reach at ClilcI--a
though little fear need I've appreicre IT It's njrring them
Full directions each sheet. Retail price, per
sheet.
III RR. FOSTER CO. Cornhin. Boston. General A.
gents for New England and the British Provinces whom
all orders should tc addressed
Tor sale wholesale and retail by J. G. BINGHAM. ST.
Johnstury. Csc ~
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DEATHS.

MEAD-In Hanover, N. H., June II, Daniel Mead,
aged 81, formerly of Piemont, NH.
WEBsrER-Tn Danvllle, June II, Mrs. SALLY Web
ster, widow Of the late Moses Webster. aged Is.
VAKNUM-In Peacham. June /, Mr. John Var
mum, aged IS years.
WHEELocK-At Chelsea, Mass, June 10 Mr.. F.
Ii Wheslock, formerly Of Marslfield, VT, aged S.
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June II. 1856,

M,ss.sor1 S.IvE CrHEs LIBERATED SORE Trr.-TewisP
Atwood says Il have been afflicted with lips years
bad that they would nceraf and have consulted ply sic
ians regular aud irregular They prescribed inv ard
and outward applications hut WAS Of avail AT last
was induced t" TRY the Ma>>a>o S,lvc. which healed my
lips In a short now when friends with all
n"nts {" like carscter rS impulse is I, ash them why
they do not use Your SaHc Lam Your OBLIGED servant,
Lyndon Randall Hubbard. Lyndon Center Hill Elan
derS Sheffield $ Blanchard. Glove; Geo Cowlcs Rye
gait; lark Narnum. Barnet.
| F"rHrm JrLY-An that contemplate celebrating the
Mc>>r> S,nders"n ian,rgan. thc well known Pyr.ech-
,' r :" city % 1 rre wi. h ar any rr. s t" furnish
." antiIy d">rr'i-',! the .ra ~Atcs.e P.rrchnsts
IN II" I lhi"dSfat"> %s3 -
/ VALUABLE TESTIMONY FAVOR or THE OxYcrx.-
USE "i the ONvrcnatcd Bter> prepared by DIR George
Green Of Wim>r VI and from knowledge obtained Of
I" the pubic believing they will fully the
nIcndatIon :" the proprietor We hope that his valuable
remedy may De generally iscd throughout the country
that II NAV be- accessible I" all the afi,tcd
Samuel s Phelps. William pham. L $. Senators from
vermont James SUMMONS. | ) Senator from Rhode Is
land; j. M"rcIrad. L. $ Senator and formerly
OF Kentucky; l.. IL Arnold member Of Congress. and
senator and "rmrrl, Governor If Mi hican: NJ l.. Martin
Delegate In congress from Wisconsin Territory.
S' testimony as the above Is worthy the confidence Of
the public.
Seth W Fowie& Co.. ls Washington street Boston pro-
prrt"rS Sold 10y Their 'nt> every where.
sold by e. Bingham 81. Johnsr'ry Bacon Bracket.
81 J'hnshry Center: ". H. Mo,aley. Lyndon: Rairia&
-.
Blanchard Glover George C"wl,s Ryc.lc; Clark Var
mum. Barnet; B"rncy Bingham Waterford
FIRE WORKS FOR ForTu Jrry.-t,ur approaching
h'nal Anniversary hn. decidedly suggestive "f Fire
rks we world with pleasure refer all patriotic citizens
W. James g. li"NcN. advertisement In another column
As his f>roecni' Laboratory is the licSl establish nent
OF tue f1i' IN the New England States and his works
SURPASSED for i"auy and triiincy. would reComIc I'd
all Interested To send him their orders
| HEALTH AND STRENGTH,
DR y u RHHARDSo>'s SHERRY WINE BIrrERs, Is the
has been more literally patronized than other ever
established III this country. II is the Richardson's
BitterS which has restored many nval> Ia health thr
" the New England States during the past thirty
B-Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bitters.
The genuine have fac >imc signature upon the
errn\rlope F" sale by Druggists everywhere and at
office. No 81 Hanover street. Boston !rs6 Hf
For sale at St J"hnsbury by j C. Bingham. Druggist
~ Show me an individual who complains N Nervous
Debility want OF appetite Dyspepsia Indigestion Canker
or Salt She or any other disease ari>i. from impure
state Of the blood. and will show individual who
never tested the virtue there in Dr. s A. Viewers ankcr
and Salt Rheum Syrup. 9T 81
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ORLEANS County. - The Republicans
of Orleans County meet in County Conven-
ton at I-asburgh, on Saturday, the fifth Of
July, to nominate candidates for Senator and
County officers.
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RemarkNb1e Case or Human SuAcr
and Brate lnselligeuce.
uYDEPARK limo z 10!

HYDEPARK, June 8, 1856.
The following narrative Of facts, received
from the lips of the sufferer, are perfectly re.
liable:
Mr.. E. Keller, we'll known citizen of
this place. was engaged. the present season,
in the manufacture Of sugar upon bis own
land, about half mile from bis dwelling.
Tie had with him. for the purpose of hauling
wood, a favorite horse. In telling tree Mr..
Keller received a stunning blow upon the
head, which broke the skull just back of anG
little above the ear, and cracked the bone
several inches from the main fracture.
How long he remained senseless he can.
not tell, but thinks it could not be long. As
soor as he realized bis eituation, his first
thought was to get to his horse. But between
them lay the fallen timber. He crawle,l,
however, iHto a position where the horse
could, though not without difficulty, reach
bin. He then spoke to his horse, calling
him BY name, end commanded Him to come to
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ITO Dealers in Eoots, Shoes and
Ryf1oors ~

LDEN WESTON Co. At thu old stand f J. A. Es'e-
IA brook. Mei,hans kv~ No,ia have cn
hand and constantly receiving direct the nan,'t
general assortment Il Ladies ard chi
drcn': Boots. Shoes and Ruhcs. which well ada,.
n the New England trade Persons trading ~ih i<'is
dsiro,s ii relC shing their sz~ G al flc c's,
prices Our i'll IT, conducted tAe cash
tiat persons who bly, II US ~ not r. cn,w t
tribute towards paving the "hi etss al tse who s~l
credit Dealers in Boats 81, please Gan and
our stock prices before p,Ir. iia>;'c .,>-a hcrs.
ALDEN. VI rs IN co,
Corner Of Mcrchan' Epw ami North Street,
Direct. opposite Oax HAIL.
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PATENT GR1ST MILLS.

vnNHE CALEDONIA MACHINE SHOP co.
y having received the agency for selling in the
states Of Vermont and New Hampshire, Feltnn's
Self Sharpening Portable Grain Mills, for grinding
all kinds Of grain, including corn on the cob. now
wanting them, at manufacturers prices. Said mills
are adapted to steam, water, wnl, or lrnse power,
being capable OF grinding3 bushels per hour with
one horse and from to with two horse power. and
grind sufficiently fine for family USE and docs not
heat the meal-a valuable tenure.
Numerous te>tImonia,s in It's favor can he shown
BY the subscriber.
Price from SO to $125
We now have tw" of said Mills in operation in
our mill. where those wishing caa see them in use.
and can he
ACCOMMODATED WITH CRvNDINC.
All orders and communications, will receive
prompt attention. 7. FAIRBANKS, Agent.
St. Jo' nsbury, June IL, 1856. Ss5rf
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RALLY FOR
FREE SPEECH, FREE KANSAS, AND
ER T. M O NJ II.
Will take place at Union Hall, Friday Eve, June
9th, at = O'Clock. to hear the Report Of
Hon. ERASTCS FAIRBANKS.
relegate to the National Convention,
and TO take measures TO fOrma
MONT CLUB.
To advance the interests Of the Republican cause
in the coming election.
rvIet every friend Of FREE KANSAS, FREEDOM
AND FREMONT RE on HAND.
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Boston June Is. 1876 81
COV VIN>TONEPS yOJICE

WE the subscribers tinc otcd ty tke Probate Court
w for the district CALEDONIA COMMISSIONER Five
examine and a. J. st all claims and ,ensrs i all e
against Sarah Fairbanks late a, 81 Jisaiy in said
trict deceased and the claims IL the decreased exhibited
offset thereto hereby tive nr, That rs from
18th day II June lS56. allow ed for the crs,iin,>
present their claims To- sab. comiuissi fs
and allowance. and that wn meet for that pr;sre al
the Office o. T. Brown. If said s. ,hi,s!ary. the
Tuesday September and I'd Tuesiz. - Dcccn ber lS
at o'clock p N. DAvIDGQODALL. f.,;-.
nAVInCHAPNaN iSotuiuf>>ioNegs
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Morgan 4 Engli:h Horses
VI>HE subscriber nld saw to all interested in
I the growth Of Good Horses that his Morgan
Horse. well known as the Billy Root Horse, also his
noted Billy Gray, half Morgan and half Messenger,
will he found on MONDAYS A. Nj, ut his stable on
St Jol'nsbury Plain; z. ". at Passump<ic viilaee;
Tuesdays N at Lower Waterford, r. ~ at Upper
Waterford; wednesdays ut Cushmans in dalton :;
thursdays mt Fisk's i'll Lancaster; Fri.'avs 4. n
ut Lunenburg p NJ. mt Mr.. Havward's, Concord
Corner; Saturdays at West Concord.
A. II. WILCOX.
St. Johnsbury, June 4, 1856. ss4-ss
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-June 49,
At market Beef Cattle 81 stores pairs working
So cows and calves l62 sheep and lantS IS % SWINE
Prices If Beef-EXtra $50, first quality IS; second do
N75; third do 81; ordinary S6.5
Ides-7c per ID. TalOw-7 l2c per ID. Pelts-Clipt 25c
unClipt 81 each
Veal Caves-$4tO6 Calf Skins 14c per H.
Working OXen-Sl35 to LIS Cows and Calyps-S24 to g.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra, IS to 9; by lot, 3to4
Swine-SaleS ut to per ID wholesale; retail 10 TO-
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-June e.
AT market Cattle, mostly Beeves and few Stores
consisting Of Working oxen, Cows and Calves YeaIlinC
Two aud Three Years Old.
PricesMarkei BeefExtra s. 2as per cwt LIST quail
ty is as; I'd quality 7d7,5y; 81 quality 6.
BarreiEg Cattle-NO quotations.
Stores-WOrking OXen-xl4, TO ITO.
Cows and Caves-S3 Is. a5O.
Sheep and Lamls-E % at market. Prices in lots e.
each: extra and selections, seas.
Swine-55, at market Prices Wholesale l-4c per h.
gross. and LA IL ID nett.
IIides-S7 per cwt Tallow-7a7 l-2c per h.
Pelts- DC each
Calf Skins-l3al4c per ID.
Veal Calves-S4, 5, 6a7, So
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Haying Tools Cheap.

N ND from the most approved manufacturers
"A single or by the dozen.
Just call in and get one Of those keen-cutt:ng
scythes, and edgepntting rifles asl;de-together
drag rake, and a nmbe-handled spring steel fork,
and iO up your having, and in less time than usual
and thereby save little cash for
Your old Friend,
A. LANG.
St. Johnsbury, June IS, 1856. ss6tf
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LETT p RRJf;UJV.S ESTIYE

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District, 81
In Probate Court held AZ lanyiie in and for SAID disiri
on the 24th day of June. \ ID lS@:
THOMAS BRIGHAM. administrator the estate If Ie.i
Brigham hate Of ST Joh;i,.riy. in said dis rc:
ceased makes application 10 said {, extend t ;r
heretofore allow ed him 10 the debts due said
and Ia render his adnin>tr aon account ,ntif tra
day: WereulWn Is ORDERED; 10y said court A.
cation hc heard at the Probate Office Danvir ~, the
day Of July next and Is further ordered notice
given Ia all persons concerned by the prb .tion this
der In THE CaLEp"NIAN, printed ST JohnslairS three
weeks succes>ively before lid hcarir,.
BY the Court. ClIAS. S. DANA, Judge.
true copy Of record-xttpSt,
So 81 q. A. Rt RBANK Register
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