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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-09

KANSAS MESSAGE August 5.-The
President sent IA message to the Senats TO-
dav, statiE.. in reply to a resolution. that no
order was issued from the War department
TO anv officer commanding in Kansas, to dis
pcrsc any unarnt d meeting OF the Territory.
or to prevent them toy military Iower, from
assembling From the rOrrpSnondenre trans
united it appears that the Secretary is not
satisfied that the circumstances were such as
to Justify Colonel Summer ia employing mil
itary force to dispense the assembly at To
peka and has called upon him to commun-
cate upon that port. it not We: fully appear
ing that the case was one In which. by his IN
structions, he was authorized to at
CU"rrE EMIGRATION AND THE SLAVE
TRADE.-Ihe State Department, has intor-
nation that Coo lie emigration in American
and British vessels continues with undated
viyor in Cuba and an English captain is IN
der contract for delivering this description
Of lahorers on plantations where they are
treated no better than slaves. The immisra-
ton of these Chincse does not diminish the
trade in Africans, who are brought in large
numbers &c Cuba.
CALIFoENIA AFFAIRS. - Correspon-
d"nce y. Y. Eve. Post. -Documents rcla-
tive to 'lic California Disturbances are pre-
pared for transmission to the Senate. embrac-
iny Governor John>"n's application for the
Presidents interference and assistance Mar
cv'S refusal Cu>hin,S legal opinion, sup
porting Marcy's ohircnon>: together with
instructions from Secretaries Dobhin and Da-
Wis to the army and navy on the Parifir.-
These documents are expected TO show Gov
ernOr .JnhnSon's rOntivance with the Eiyi-
lance Committee during The first week OF its
existence. and his negligence to employ prop
or constitutional means to suppress InSurrec.
ton, before re>ortng to the Federal anthori-
~. The rebellion had progressed eleven
weeks before his application t. the President
The application Is now refused, because he
failed to summon the Legislature. which was
the first duty devoIving on him, by the act Of
Congress.
CENTRAL AMERICAN NEws.-Detail.
of the news from Nicaragua. brought by he
Granda to New Orleans, are in the New Or.
leans papers of SATURDAY..
| Gen. Walker received an overwhelming
ma iorltv for President, and was inauyurated
on the 18th ultimo, with imposing cerimo
mes.
! Don Firmin Ferrtr. the Provisional Presi
deaf. delivered an address, r-signing thu
reins of Office and administered the official
oath to General Walker in the presence of
an immense and enthusiastic assembiage.
! General Walker delivered an Inaugural
Address. in wh'rh the programme of his al
ministrafion Of the foreign and domestic con
Germs OF the Republic was briefly yet point
edly laid down.
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MARRIAGES..

CK'ss-EICE.-In Sutton, Iu!v 18Th bv Rev
N. Hill. Rev David Cross Of Newark, and Nrs.
Sarah Rice, Of Sutton.
W""p-SrENciE.-ln Marshfeld July goth hv
S. ID. ti"lii>er. FL Mr.. Harvey l.. Wood, and
Miss Lucy NJ. Spencer. both of Nar>hieli.
ALpErcE-KEI.>EY-In Morgan. July Ilth, hv
Ervam Ear,l"f. Ia Mr.. George w. Aldrice Of
Morgan, and Mi. Martha Jane Kelsey of Derby.
MAE>H-WHIrtHrII.-!n Morgan July 18Th hv
Rvram Bartlett. Esq Mr. Simon Marsh, and Miss
ANNA Ann Whtehiil. both of Morgan.
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NEVER KILLED A PAssENGER.-It has
s:e" common IN certain quarters, to speak
EmSresPect'uiIy OF the running OF the Vermont
Oeh,rai Railroad, as lift was most carelessly
cond"rted-as it it had more accidents than
any other road; yet it is worthy Of note. that
hM s'"gle passenger was ever killed on the
Centai-U.
FIRE BY Observation-Disclosures The tbun.
oer Storm OF last Wednesday evening. about
~ o'clock, the barn of Mr.. Abram VI. White
mn. who resides some three miles west of
D"nv''le Green, was struck by lightning, and
the ilre communicating with the shed and
dwelling house. all we're consumed. Mr..
Wa'tehill was from home at the time. and
thrre was no one in the house but his wife
ana children. A few OF the neichbors rallied.
an" succeeded IN removing some of the fur
n'ture, but they were unable to save the
buildings. There was tut little or no hav in
the barn. The loss is estimated at six or
t'3hf hundred dollars. We do not learn that
the buildings we're insure,l.-.Star
FATAL CASUALTY IN WESTMINSTER.
Helen ). Clark. Syrars of age. dau Inter
of MIR. TulIy A. Clark. was killed during a
thunder storm on the 30th inst last Wednes.
d"y' The death was orasioned bv the
burning OF her clothing set on fire bv light
h'ng, together with the shock. On TUESDAY
black cloud passed over the srhoo,houSe,
IN what is called the Morse District. which
impaired fi"oi of water acror ,panird with
thunder and lightning and violent wind
The lightning struck the srhoolhouse, which
Is of brick, while the school was in session,
filling the house with the fluid. splin,erinc
the wood work here and there in all parts
OF the building. All felt the shock but the
fluid came in immediate contact with bn,
three. All were stunned, and for some mo
m'nts insrnsihle. On the subject whose
death we d"plore. the stroke seemed most VIC
lent. 1t struck the head. cri>prd the hair
passed down the back and in leaping from
the body to the desk ignited the clothing
Another child. son of Mr. Porter Rice, wa
knorked PROSTATE but soon recovered ILL.,
skin was somewhat bli>t-red-he is doin.
we'll. 1t traversed the body of a daushte
: of MIR. Gardner Tower. leaving its impression
on the arm, leg and foot The first act. at
ter returning consciousness, was rush {,
the door where the rain was falling in tor
' rents, and Immediately returning to tn,
: house where the deceased was found pros
tra'e and in flame. The teacher, Miss Fam
nj. Circuit. with her characteristic emery
and Promptitude, with the aid of sister OF
the deceased, carried her out, rolled her i
. the wet grass. extinSuishcd the fire. the
; carried her to the nearest house. that OF NJ,
= J. L Morse. where she remained insen>ibl
: for IA considerable length of time when sh
revived sufficiently TO writhe under the to,
ture of the burn. She lived ahont 10 hour
t and then passed away.-EruNcJoro Repu'
n Hcun
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Delights spanish Lustral.
ARTICLE 10 NAME The
Fl air Grow on Bald He a ds

RENOvE THE DAHDRCFF AND kEEP HE HEAD cool.
~ soit gloss to the hair, prevent It's illg oil It's
premature decay.
FOR f. TOILET IL is highly recommended its fra
grdICe. During celebrate ha, been
telTe the Amer public II lIts Won Tor Itself
which dcse> il 10 81 all prtIaI Tor the
hair
From Leonard Stoi,lard. City Marshal VI Lawrence
To WHOM ,, Having Used Delights S,ar-
ISL i.>tla Tor the liar, f,r s,vei months past hot
hesitate 10 that II exceeds eNeTi tlfir vi kd
have used You bald head it, Ii YOU are
blessed with g,oi and glossy
health! then Delights Spanish Lustrai- Is
just the tnlns To do IL.
From Letter from David Morgan Of the Bay State
Mills, LaWTeiiCe.
had but very little the Spanish Lustra knowing
that there much imposition i'll the shape Hair Re-
StvraVes; but concluded To try IT, The Tst bottle
ed appearance head followed 10y young hair
aud before finished the secoli bottle had most
plentiful crop, which entirely realized the wonderful
Of the Spanish Lusa My resiience Is No. Is Bay
Corporation, Lawrence, where can lie at any tune
Prepared 10y j. b WADLEiuu Druggist NJ. Appleton
Block, Lawrence, Mass. IS and - CELLO pr bottle.
FRED SMIlH II, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for w. to
whom all orders should he addressed. N1lvI5
Sold by { Bingham, ST. Johnsbule, & Z Weeks
lyndon
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DEATHS.

kN"x-In Waterford. Aug. 4th Mary Esther.
daughter of Alonzo and Mary A. Knox, aged 3
wears and months.
JoHNsoN-ln HALEY. Mass. Inlv 80. Mr.. Alice
Johnson, wife Of Henry f. Johnson. and daughter
of Frederick and Alnira Rucbee. of ST. John.burv
Y"r>G-In Har1wick July o2l Amorctt L.
Young, wife # j. ". Kendall. aged Is.
HAII.-In Concord, July 18TH. Mr. Zba Hall. ag-
ell - wears.
CAETtR-In Barnet. July oott Of consumption
Abby j. VI Carter. aged - wears and mouths
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Timothy Davis, the Republican candidate
for Congress in the I'd district, was largely
ahead.
Burning Of the Steamer Jshn Jay-Ls.
Of Life:
The Steamer John Jay was destroyed by
fire, near Enfield. Lake George, on Tuesda,
evening The FIRE is said to have been &C.
casioned by tbs choking Of the smoke pipe.
which drove the flames into the fire-room,
setting the boat almost Instantly on FIRE.
Much blame is attached to the captain. who,
instead of running the boat on the shore,
where all might be saved. kept her off in
hopes to save her. He was finally compelled
to run her on the rocks. but she burnt to the
waters edge. The captain AM, crew saved
themselves. but SIX Of the passengers perish
ed 20 far as known; viz, Miss sherman, of
Albany Mrs Beknap. of New York; Miss
Rpnshaw, of New Orleans: Mr. MrtcaIf Cher
nv Valley; Mrs. Thwing, of Boston; c. A.
Fleet, of Brooklyn.
ARRIsON, THE INTERVAL MACHINE Man
VIM. A:rison. of Cincinnati. spent months in
making an Internal machine. lie guarded
every step of its progress in the work with
the most srrupnlous care His malre was
a. cool as it was iiabo!iraI. When his ma
chine was DONE h. sent il bv child TO Mr.
Allison. steward Of the Cincinnati Hospital.
against whom he had bitter grudse. Allison
opened it in the presence of his wife. where
upon it exploded, killing them both and
tearing the house nearly to pieces
ArrisOD N.1 but rauuht and tax on
bark to Cincinnati. Ills third trial has Just
closed The jury found him guilty of-man-
slaughter They did not affect to enter
tain doubt of the facts as we have stated
them, but decided that the act he was guilty
of was not murder 4 more infamous. mon
strons, and accused verdict was never rem
dered on earth. II must shock the moraI
sense an| the common sense of all mankind
II the Cincinnati editors have anything
more to say about "kentu"ky .Jurips," W.
should like to hear it-LouisriUe Com.
ier
A REMARKAnLr YEAp-Mr F. Merriam
writes to the New York papers that
The present year has been remark able fOl
long continuance of intense cold in winter
and tor the long continuance of great heat il
summer MeteoritcS have been more numer
Gus than usual this year in many parts of til,
globe. but earthquakes have been far less nu
mrrous than for many wears past.
There is nothing on our record for sixty
, eight consecutive wears. either in cold. O
, heat. AZ TO intensity and long duration whc
equals that of the year 1856.
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st. :DoDnSburp, DIT.
SATURDAY :::::: AUG. 9. 1856.

SATURDAY ::::: :: AUG. 9. 1886.
RAIN AT LAsT.-We have had occasional
rains-a thundrr-Shower or two for which we
we're grateful-but Sunday night the blessed
rain came pouring down plentrously, and,
save few hours cessation, kept pouring un-
til some,in ne during Thursday night. Com
ing directly upon the heated days of last
week, it was abundan,ly welcome and al
though the heat Of the weather was scarcely
abated for time. the damp atmosphere was
much more endurable than the burning sun
shine. II is needless to say that the rain was
needed-that it poisicned our dusty streets
that it filled the atmosphere with a re-
{reshng coolness-,hat it will give new i'm
petus to maturing vegetation, fresh life to
great trees and little ones, and new supplies
10 the hidden fountains of water Bringing
SO much of comfort and good, it was really
welcome, although it caused some trifle of
discomfort. aud did some damage. The mead
ows Of the Pas>umIsic have been overlooked
in numerous places, and where the grass had
not been cut or where grain was growing
they have been rendered unfit for harvest
1t has likewise given farmers short interval
of rest from tl. labors of having, and made
surer the promise OF an abundant harvest.
The Pa>sump,ic river is said to have beer
three inches higher than at any time since
1926. II caused considerable in Convenience
and loss to some extent at thcCrntre village
and we learn that several bridges have beer
swept of over the West branch of the Pas
sumpsic in Lyndon and Whceok. No sta
ges left this place Wednesday nor arrive,
Thursday from the North
We had supposed that the hens ha'! gon
out Of the big egg business, and were endea
voring to build up reputation on a less brit
tie foundation But Marshall Stoddard, o
Newark, has hen which LAID, the other da,
an egg measuring 81 inches in circumfer
ence, and weighing four ounces.
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fal'..'i. District. -
In Probate Court holden At Danylc oh til, ;i>t ia, Of Iv
u 1856: So '
ALN MERRILL adm Illustrator 81 tho state ,f Nsrc,
C"l'nrn lat" If P"aclsin ia SAID district .i..,,--I
lakrs apple alton L. sail count tr license III. the node
"f the real cstat. -. said deceased Representing that >,,
SAFE Is necessary for the payI:c!lt II The del said
sci her"uPn il i ordered l said CONF that said ,;-
cation under consideration and L.. heard on H. ,s,i
day 1T August u ISL Al The Probate Oii il, p,,,y lie.
ann l'ither 'rdir That all Interested N. no
tihrh f're' hN publication III notice ri fl> iuli att IN and
"i,ier thereon three weeks >c,,s-iv-l, IN THy & a, r>r,>
printed al 81 Jiii>tnrv. before said time q, hearing that
they INA, ap'ar Al said time ard tlt. ard tI,v .,
cause. object thereto. Nv the t',n,,t- an,
CHAS 5. DANA Judge.
true copy Of reCord-Att.>f
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hereby gwen that application viii be made to
the nature "f the State or Vermont at their
session IL bc h"l'Icn AT Mon'tlier on the 2d Thurs
day oi October l>G to a->e>> tax of ten cents OF,
each acre of land in Bl:,il-v-valc in the County
"t Caledonia. for the purpose of making and re-
pairing highways and br!uges.
.ulv.Ju l>:,6 GoS q,
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District If FsSeN
At Probate Court. held NJ I,lncnI;rc IN said ,,i, 80,
the Isl day If Aug. \ u l>isi. "
Instrument Irl.rtc I" hc the last will and ,cs.-
ricfit OF filIaIi Mathews ic,r IN >,i, III
U't d'cfi>c t"fc Presented I" ti Court here l., " N
MAY. the executor therein rnihir Probate: II /, ordered
u" Salht our That all nr> therein D.. notified
10 appear nj session ii said Court h,i. A, te pa
bate once IN iuIcUrg in said district on the oih ia, M
August " lSs II one "1Ck T. NJ ard show car>. II
any they InaN have. against The Probate, g. slid VIII -
which purlsse tits further ,.rr! that COPY Of ,l r,d
Of this order Ne published in THr Curpo>is> 1rinrd a,
81 J"hIlshury three weeks SUGGEST, civ rcv,, 70 III
time If hearing WM CHANDLER Jl:,-e o pr,,,,a
A iT'Ic copy IF record-At;cSt
49, Is lSRsrI nIwry p.,,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given t. al ~hnm j, mrv concern. that
y application VIII hc mace :" tie General assem-
bly, IT The stare of Vermont at hir October scs-
SION. $50. ;!lc ic!>>are at au providing for
an equitable DIVISION Of the rents and profits of the
LANDS mere "t, granted t"!he use Of County Gram
mar schools, among the several INCORPORATED Acad
emIt>. Qua,
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TUBE COi,ORS.

)AlNIS for Oriental painting. Brushes Foil,
1 Cray"n>. Pallet Knives. Narrii>h, Gold Leaf.
Gold ami lin Fol for Dentists, Tooth kevs, For-
cci'> and FILES. Tooth P"w,r Washes and Brush
Is, lr"rar>. Glass and Metallic >vr;ncr> of all siz
e.. Surgical Instruments. and pure Medicines for
sale AT lowest possible prices. Ivy
}. e. EINGHAM Druggist.
Maln->trcr., 81 Jui!:,bury VI
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"A considerable Inheritance.
100000 DOLhARs:!

nv ANTED. mex of hin or relatives % Rob
w err London. born in London in 1867, who
came to tie United S,a.e> about lsgO or 100 where
he was married and had ls>',c. He WAS son OF Vim
London and Ann iiaw hilis
Apply I" Vim. j. l., nion Glover. Vermont, or to
fEA>' q !"TriiEi"l Square, London, Bingham /.
Aug. u. le16 y.:,- lUO4
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Peacham Academy.

VvNHf Fall Term OF this Institution will commence
L on Monday the eth of Sept next, to continue
eleven weeks.
1t will be the especial aim Of the Preceptor to give
thorough instruction in the solid branches, while
superior facilities will he afforded 10 those DESTROYS
OF attendingt" Vase. F,n,h. and I,nu1ug.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher English ana Languages. 400
,'0'"" 2no
Music with use Of Piano, 900
Drawing. o.o
Tuition bills are due at the middle Of the term.
Board. including WOO j. washing, lights and room,
iirni>hed and taken care of at . 90 pcr week
Applications NAV lie made ~ Rev a Gou,eIlc o.,
10 the Principal after the Is: of September.
s'o-s6l ". BARNARD, \. B.. PRINCIPAL.
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COMMISSIONERS VyTyCC

I'VE The subscribers being appointed Nv The pro,,,. f,,,
t 'I' 'ii>'rt 81 ''i'i,a Conn i>>iers Ia receive
cN1'i an" a!>i al! 'laiiis AMI Demands J.rs lis
against cria Ripley late ~ John .inv in ,,i I,.-r
u''tt>'' ai tf ,Iaii> II the deceased exhibited in of
81 ''"t' hr"is give ir'ii'e that ni',i> from the
I'D day "f July l>5 ar allowed for ,hr r,,i,rs y,
present. thrir tlains To- sud n>iner> tr >a, a,in
an wahcs ami ii We i'll meet ,r that plIrIr-. al
t't ""iliig h''>'' Il Julia Ann Rul.y in II j. ->,,r,
on The 9TH dav II September ISIS t.l -, ,av %, lar
uasH 1885, al o'"h III In" alirrrn' If said DAYS
9a3 IS IIND,Rr WnEtis Commissioners
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OXYGEN ATED BITTEES
re hea' thc folio" Ing letter from Caleb Parker. Esq
know him: ~ - " "
'eIt!eien it'll no disposition TO make INV name CON-
''he tle OPPORTUNITY L. state IL the afflicted the
p't nav derived from the use If DIR Green's OXvgcr-
acu bters ana I" recommend Them Others For two
Years have been troubled Indigestion and It's attendant
evils S' as iircnCy c":i>tiatn severe attacks of d.
aInIa atc"nildtcd with wat.-tra,h at the stomach
WHICH red'lce IA" III flesh strength and spirits low that
was nearly unted Tor business applied several ply
slc.s rom whom obtained only temporary relief and
uuiig Ill Shft Time my ul>',, upon in all
ITS niaiiSiiy concluded with the advice Of friends hut
without The least faith III their efficacy. thu. cea-
,eu b''ters ir" the use Of which found relief,
ne u" return of waite" braSh after taking the first
tion continued To il according t. the re,t ms until
iad !ken eight or ten hotties. which have entirely cured
n Mr'Sn la, increased some ilrtyive pounds and
NY cah Is perfect lean truly say that consider the On
!Scitrd fltfcrS the best tonic cAtat Ihave recsrend-
c' Them I" several no have Invariably found relief
"' 81 ,H,r use Yours respectfully. CALEB PARKER.
Seth " Fowle Co. Ii, Westinghouse Boston Propri-
et"rS Sod by their agents everywhere.
. ,ld ny D. e. Gir;iam ST J'slrry: Bacon Brackctt
81 JoiliShry Center W H. Muaiirx. Lyndon: Randall &
mihfTtrd ~ n',n Center Hill Flanders. She field: : s.
blanchard Glover: tie"Ige Cpwl> r. cga- Clark Var
num- Barnet; B"nney Bingham. Waterford.
Be- The MASSASOIT SALVE was kI,own In MANY pr-
The present Pr"retr Thousands # families have come
forward and declared il Indispensable iii their domestic cir
92 p. lLLN AN. Proprietor Boston Mass
Sold by J e. bingham. 81. J'il>hurN: ". H. Mo'a'tey
Lyndon: Randall Hubbard Lyndon Center; Hill Elan
dcs, Sheffield: :. Blanchard Glove; Geo Cowlcs Rye
gate; CLARK Narnnm, Barnet
RN- If Won have Salt Rhc, Ii YOU have Ery>i,las II
you have (Inkcr Ii:,urS III any other frm Dr 3 4
WeaVer> Tanker ana Salt Rhcui Syrup and Ccratc vii
cure y"' From what w have learned from the rcr
bic sources, bound 10 believe that such is the
and We do most cheerful. recommend readers
these mcii ines trial: they fr sale IN arts
Union and their fame is sounding from hill and alley. The
cure 92 -
For sale IN st. Johnsbrry by J. G. Bingham
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Aus. E

Al market 50! Cattle. about 1H Bccv~>. and ll Stores.
consisting Working oxen, Cows and al>c> Iearss.
tn AMI Three Years OLD.
Price, Mukct Beet Extra SaS per cwt lst quail
~ s7a,.f ~ inalit. t.h,jl 81 quality $50.
RarrrniG Cattle y" qU"tat,Il>.
Stores Worhu. owns 81 T. sli'.
Cows and Calves sp. o. 4tIi'
Snrcp and laus-2iin Al market Prices IN lts 81 ~
2. - .1j IS each. extra and >ctr,ti' So "A
wi.-25 Prices wholesale u lie per II,
gr>> and IA, - H. nett
rII,drs s1a7 II lrcr twt. TaIow7as lac per 10.
Pt.t, 10. each
Calf skins i3al&V per H.
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THE MARKETS..
BOSTON MARX ET-tug. 6.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET Jul, 81

At mark, lnT Rect attic Sst"rcs pairs working
s. and calves cns sheep and la,nts. 3" swine.
Prices Beet Extra ir>t quality $50 second do
81 third do ST : ordinary Stsi.j'
Hl,i-> -aS l.. ,.r IT, Tall.a per IL Pclt> 5ta6o
Val Calves e3to4lc Cali skins l. 10 per H.
Working t'x,II-\"ic Mit cows So tu4'
Sh,'p aud Iart>- Extra 81 5 tN lot e" IL.
Sales . per IT. " li"lr,,lc: retail t"s
Remarks Tn, mark, j. ii. ii prices ir Beet are low
than ii> the 'ac small and II
quality.
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VIE ran Term VIII commence tuesday, Sept.
Il ID, and continue eleven weeks.
Nix. J. C. CUTLER. Principal;
Nix. N r. HAZEIr,N.
Miss MARY f.. GLr,>ox. ASSISTANTS
Tuition will lie RENTED to- INDECENT vounr men,
IN course OF education for the Christian Ministry
Additional All will also be rendered 10 the sam.
class OF students rs their circumstances require
For Board or Rooms application may be made Il,
the Undersigned. IN. COLBY, Secretary
992-S6 of Trustees.
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Attest WM H. HARTSIfORN Clerk.
A true copy-Attcsr, WM II HARrSHURN Clerk
WI. HElW OOD. AIRY for Pm .r3 rs

JOHN NELSON'S ESTATE

JOHN NELSON'S ESTATE.
STAIE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District.
At Probate Court held AT DanIr In said district the
4th day Of August 4 ID 1856:
WIIEkEAS Harry Moore Administrator estate Of
" John N"i~on late III Kve-ae, SAID district deceased
proposes 10 reiIer If his Administrations and
present his account against said estate for examination and
allowance "r the PURPOSE 81 making partition and ,l>tr
ton OF The residue ii sai estate under decree q" said court
the persons h" by law entitled the II
!, therefore ordered by said court that the under
consideration, and be- heard At the Probate once in Danv lie
the 18th day "f Aug le And II Is further ordered
that all persons Interested c notified hereof by put alton
vi copy 81 the record Of tins ill The CAI EDo>IA>,
printed al ST Jotsiury three weeks successfully prev-
TO said time of hearing that the, appear and
test the allow VI said iey cause and also
be heard by said court in the pit ard Gistr
button VI said estate. BY tho
CHAS. DANA, Judge n Probate
true copy Of record-A;.est
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