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A Call to THANKSGIVING.

Come home to Thank >-iving! dear children ONE
home
From the North and the South. from the West
and the East
Wh-rc'c YOU resting. wherever YOU roam,
Come back to this sacred New England feast
What though tn" wild wind of November doth roar
Like a trrlnpet-bla>t loud Ter the country 50
drear.
And the cold rain Of Autumn increasingly pour.
In this c!oudc>t, gloom">t month of the wear:
We heed not nor heqr it with fires burning bright
On the ample old hcarth> where yc >portcd of
Ye will know the glad faces rcvcalcdb v their light.
And fond hearts Will welcome You. cen at the
Your Father is here. ana your Mother whose love.
Though homcly and plain. is more precious than
gold:
And your shy little sister with ewes like dove.
And your brother tall and sturdy and bold
And when Won shall miss from orr circle face.
Which for nanya year was like light to our vrw
Do net mourn for the aged for oh in that place
glorifcd angel is waiting for You.
Come home to Thank Sgiving BIT oh. if YOU
come.
Bring back the warm heart of vour earlier Youth:
Let it shed is old light on the altar Of home
Untaintcd in f. ng-undnncd in its truth
Cast away from vor soul all the dro>S of the world
And worship "th Us. : Won did when child.
In our solemn old church. with Your golden locks
cnrl'd.
And your roguish eyes gancing dcmurcly and
mild.
Let us thank God together for home and for hcalth
For the friends he hath left and those that are
gone.
T..l, IL. ,l.l,
Or his mcrciful justice when wealth is withdrawn
And OH let us pray that when life shall be DER.
And the last earthly rites unto have been
given,
We NAV meet those we love on Etprnitvs shore
And keep more joyful Thanks giving in Heaven
~ \ little Irish boy. says the Burlington
Free Press, named Michael Shcridcn, was
drowned On Saturday afternoon uSt at dusk,
BY the breaking of the ice On little pond.
near the Pioneer Mechanics shop. on which
he was PLAYING.
FIRE AT THEToED.-A correspondent at
Thetford informs the Journal that on Satur-
dav evening. 2lst nit. three barns and three
sheds. filled with hay and grain. together with
lot of farming tools. the property of Buck
lev Holton Jr.. were DESTROYED by fire in that
town. The loss Will not probably fall much
short of $500; insured for about $500. The
fire was the work Of an incendiary.
~ PERIEy. the humorous Washington
correspondent of the Boston Journal. says
that "a verdant Yankee expectant for office
was advised yesterday to apply for the con-
sulship at the Lobos Islands, rice Gnono re-
mored. He had his letter written before he
discovered the joke
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e" y very learned man has said: The
three hardest words I" pronounce in the
English language are. / ,rnS miStaL,u. and
when Frederick the Great wrote his letter to
the Senate. Il have Just lost great battle
and it was cntircl ny own fault. Goldsmith
says. This confession displayed more
greatness than all his >ictoric>.'
\ mad fox. few DAYS since. bit three COW )
belonging to D,a. Hiram Richmond of Buck
land. Mass. all of which have since died.
One Of the cows was valued at so. 1t is
feared that other cattle and dogs in the Vi
emit, may have been bitten by the FOX. The
fox has 5''n found dead in the pasture
Il = In one Of Caroline Gilnan'e romance,
this passage WAS marked an;! much ;humhcd
e" There is 30 ohjrct 50 beautiful to ne rs :.
conscientious Young mani watch him as !
do star in heaven" THAT is III, View
exactly" sighed Miss Josephine Hoops. as
She laid downcth,' volume in fact. think
that there's nothing so beautiful as Young
man. even if he ojni conscientious"
- Theodore Hook, in describing a badly
dressed dinner. observed tina, everything WAS
sour out the Vinegar
- An !.mcrald,r. beng charged With
stealing wagon. >Vorc h" had had it ever
since It was a whcrlbarrow.
- The Albany KuicNcrbockcr cautions
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MARRIAGES..

Er>CNETr-'i>EnNiE-N Wcyanwcga. Wis
Nov 10. by Rev. \. Gardner. Mr.. +. A. B,ach.
ct. Of Aliens Grove. AVID Miss Sarah Gardner
daughter Of the officiating Clergyman.
kNArr-ln >h,thcll. Nov. lf by Il
O. Knapp, ESP, Mr.. Charlie, >artwcll and Mis-
Sarah ". Knapp.
kr\yoN-AYIK-N JlncS,lle Wis. Nov %
by Rev J. Foot. Mr.. @. \. Kenyon OF McGrc-
or. l"Na and Miss Ann \. Aver Of >t. Johns
bury.
PorI-E>rrlrr-l Dm,illc. Nov -. by Elder
\. >ia>. Capt. l>rac! I. Pope, and Mrs. Maria
Eat'i,t. beth If Dau,ille
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BURNETT'S COCAINE,

PEHFECT DRESSING FUR THE HAIR
r." Coc"anc hot N liuu- tum large prup. rt,cp
Of dsodori1.d COCOA Nut OIL prepared expressly s.r
this purpose.
No other compound Possesses the peculiar properties
which exactly suit the conditions Of ;hs human
hair 1t softers the hair when and dry Il soeshss
The rritaed scalp skin. tho richest lustre 10
remains nSes; in effect best and cheapest Hair
Dressing in the World.
Aarsten speaking vi the people Of Sunatra Says-Thsr
ha:! Is strong and Of q shining bset lie i'm rrvesn,e
to the cvnsant s.e ofCocoa Nut OH - Na.sdsn D. o.
rEsrIHoAIAL.
BOsIoN. July lIth IA1.
Ats.is :. Burnett t-I eannot rerus, 10 stat. ,he
saluary snt in own case Of your excel
lent Hair 'ili C.ccAnrb
For may months hair had falling or until 4ss
fearful o' '"eg ~ entirely. The upon nv hsij ~
not touch it without pain The 'rr'.s.cd ..dts. A.
tri'nted to the Of er'sd.-- ashes which
have since 'een told c.nta ned csmpheb. spirit
BY the advice # ply sielar wtuln you had shown
your process Of purifying the C.o.a Mi OIL epssd
its use the last week in June. The first application aa.el
the itching and irritation four DAYS tbs red
ness and the hair ceased 1, fall
and have n'S thsk growth Of hair. trust that
others similarly afflicted will he indu. try the sane
remedy YuUre ..rv truly SlSAE n PoPp
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT 1 CO. Bos,sp
and for sale by all Druggists Pity cents for Aa1 p,.s
bottles.
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TIL. .TLASTIc MONTHLY for December has
been 1ceived. We have not had time to
read all its articles, but what we have read
we like better than those of its predecessor.
The Atlantic is fast finding favor with all. It
Is solid. without being heavy, witty and hui
rnorous, without Stiffness The Boston Jour
nal says of this number:-
1T opens with the conclusion of that ex-
celcnt paper in the last number, 'Florentine
Mosaics.' This is followed by The Battle of
Lcpanto-a historical SKETCH for interesting
matter and skilful management, worthy of the
pen of Prescott. Turkey Tracks, and The
Button Rose we put together as two good,
lively domestic stories. very appropriate to
the present season. Robin Hood is Il good
enough disqnsition on character that some
boay must write about every once in while
The subject Was better treated, however, in 4
recent number of the North American Re-
view. The Ghost Re'livivus' is a piquant
story. with Italian scenery and characters
The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table talks
even more wisely and wittily than he did last
month lie has some rich poctical speci-
mens.-cspccialIv the one that fell into the
hands of the tcetotal president of the day
Thomas Carlyle is made the subject of an
able and enthusiastic ESSAY. The Indian
Revolt is comrrehensivcly and fair " treated.
Emerson. we presume, gives his oracular
views upon Solitude and Socicty' Akin to
Marriage is continued Where Will it
End? is a trenchant review of the slavery
element in this country. There are only four
pieces Of poetry. all good of their kind. We
particularly like that which commemorates
the ride Of
'Oll floyd lr, soii. for his hard heart.
Iarrcd and fca.hrrcd and carried i'll a cart,
BY the women OF Marblchcad'
1t will be sent one year direct from the
publishers. Messrs. Phillips, Sampson \ Co..
Boston. postage paid on receipt of s. or to
be had at any of the Bookstores For sale in
st. Johnsbury by 7. NJ. Howard.
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<S1OO. OGOt
GREAT BOOK SALE

Vow of-:n at l5h WASHINGTON ST. Ho,1ox All Ro.r,
cheap az at any other store. valuable article Of ,w.
sold with every book " je"e"!
We are interested in thn manufacture II books md r.r
interested in originating the GIFT BOOK ElSIZFSS
]" nave spacious store CROW led with goods and
give better bargains than any other rsrtrs wb,,ynr
ta"cues OF books atchcS and Jcwelrv furnished
us ny maii or otherwise Orders from the country Ied
and liberal commissions allowed to J,erfs pd.ur
a. See SIGN Of Red Flag. AInERT COZ n c 80
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Jugs and Medicines.

TllE subscriber has recently purchs".' w
L Apo.hecary Shop a: Lyndon owned = -
ID. y. Trull. where may he found full as.,r.=::
of Drugs and Medicines, Vcgcia.e. Nine. -.
Patent. Also.
'HEHt'iLS. STRGIC4L INS"~r
HENTS. FANCY AR7ICLJ>
and In siior:.evcryihing kept in like establ:.:
Prescriptions compounded with accu,,
despatch; Medicines. Surgical In.trmn Or -.
Eocks. Medical or Miscellaneous, nc, or -.
Will he procured al shor: notice
: Orders grateful. received and prr.-~
tended to. l.. II. CARPEHT.
Lyndon. June Is, 1885,. 90.
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We have ust been shown tumor weigh
ing nine pounds, taken from lady in Spring
held. This difficult surgical operation was
performed by DR.. Ed. Z. Phelps, of Windsor
The patient is doing well, and there is a fair
prospect that she will recovcr.-Uiudso,
JommM
" Jacob Rice of Nottingham, who was
indicted at the County Court at Greenfield
two week, since, for horse stealing, has had
his case continued to the March tcrm.-N
LIoUoR TRADE IN BURLINGTON Ere,
Press says that Patrick Grecnough, retailer of
the law. was caught by himself on Saturday
last, by the following process. In the after
noon two young Canadians called Oh Pat
took something to drink, paid for tic Same
and went awa;. Shortly after Pat found
b"g"s half dollar in his till. wereupon he
started out after the young men. and finding
them IN the street charged them with passi g
on him the bad coin. Whercupon all were
taken before Justice Hollenbcck. The Cana
dians averrcd that their only crime in the
matter was the buying of bad liquor. and
were discharged. Mr.. Grcenough. for illegal
sale Of liquor.waS fined Including cost>,) 81
which he paid. ard went away excessively
disguised with the result of the operation.
Neutrality-suspicious. have now been re-
snmcd at the United States Pottery in this
village. although not on full time. The work
men are now furnished with employment
three days in the week. or half time. One
half were set to work ON Monday anl given
three days work. the other half commenced
this Thursday morning. and will work the
remainder of the week. Ecn"ing'on Bennc,
Box SlIoT.-While two bows. sons If Mr.
Ben amin kimball. were shooting trout few
few days since the village of Factory FONT.
by the accidental discharge of pistol. seven
teen shot were lod gcd in the face of the
smallest BOY. He spit four of tlrcm out of
his mouth. The boy is now able to be out.
although he is suffering much from his
wounds. Eunin,hpn Eunn.r.
WHAT \ SUES ElEEE SAlS-Onc of our
subscribers. III RENTING the price of his sub
scrlptlon to the Examiner. SAYS Il am con-
WINGED that hundreds upon hundreds OF Your
subscribers are withholding payment just be
cause every one is CRYING ont hard times.
and when they have the money in their
pockets. and could just as we'll pay one time
as at another. Small drops made the ocean.
Help the editors. We say. If it is hard times
Let not the panic cr:' OF distress cause any
one 90 withhold the triflinS sum needed to
pay yearly subscription. from those whose
tolling brain and busy hand have mini>tcrcd
so much to our spiritual ard intellectual
growth and enjoyment. ~. \. Erumi,,.:
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A Valuable ReciDe Gratis,

IrOR making rooms warm when Wood and
Blankets. and all other means f:iil-tn keep
Your windows clear If fros, in the coolest Of wca-
ta"r. and avoid that dcugc Of >op 50 ammo, ing to
the Ladies': boHI!' gGGr UiNno,"s ANY size
and quantity of Sash can be had on short notice
by calling on L.O. STEVENS.
ST. John Nhmrv NnN Dc ISL GI-c2
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'E>llE n"n-rcsid.ut proprictorS Of the town Of
ti,.ii''hall III II" County of Essen. are hereby
notified that thu taNc~a<>r>> d bv said town with
in three Years ncNt preceding this date. remain
either in whole or in part unpaid the following,
described lands in saw town, to wit:
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Sewing Machines.

vFIIE GROVER Il BAKER Family Sew
i ing Machine arc superior to all others. The
simplicity ofthcir construction. the facility oftheir
use. and the strength of their work. are strong
recommendations. They are coming into very
general use. and arc greatly approved b. the ladies
Nov. 9. 1857. Soft
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Caledonia Co Bible Society Meeting.

The Caledonia County Bible Society will held
Its annual meeting at st. Johnsbury Plain. on the
18th day of December instant services to COM
mence at 10 O'Clock forenoon. Addresses NAV tie
expected from several gentlemen on the occasion.
Each and every church in the County are reques
ted to send two more delegates TO said meet ting
BY order of the directors,
G2-G THERON HOWARD, Secretary.
u The Oxygenatcd Bitters have no equal as
tonic medicine. and as it contains no alcohol is
especially adapted to the delicate constitution ot
females suffering from any arrangement of TIE
natural functions, weakness or irregulartv, Ter
vous debility. &c.
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\ Goop lptA-Thcr- is no better way.
says an exchange. of keeping up the inter
+ est Of wanderers III their native town. than to
send them paper. Young men 90 away
from the patrrnal roof. and i'll the whirl of
business. in distant lands. forget the place IF
their birth. almost. There is nothing 10
bring it to mind and so it passes from men,
orv But just send them a paper every week,
and every thing will be kept fresh in their
minds. and they will not lose their interest
in the scenes or the friends of their youth.
\ GooD MovE-The Brattlcboro IHuu;r
will commence the new year with strictly adj
vance terms of payment.
There is no doubt that advance terms are
better for all parties. and that it would be
better for all our country papers to adopt that
systcm.-Ii. Pmfiot.
Not the least doubt about ii, Mr.. Intriot.
and the Conricr claims to be the pioneer in
this reform. which will benefit the publisher
and the paving subscribers. Those heather
or IIindoos who never pay the printer are
the ONLY ones that will mourn the change, as
they will have to pay down, BEG. borrow or
90 without The sooner such dead heads
arc cut off the bctter.-HMlond Courier.
LiouoE-ARy.-On Saturday last the pro-
prctors to the hotels and saloons. six in num-
Der. were brought before Royal Tyler, Esq,
on complaint Of the grand juror. for viola
tons of the liquor law They all plead gull
tv. and were severally fined $40 each and
costs. all of which they readily paid Messrs.
Howe & Paine were fined so and costs for
keeping an eating saloon without a license
E,utheboro Ph"air.
IL Mr.. y. Gaines was drawn in between
the belt and shaft of his grist mill several
DAYS since, and somewhat bruised.-U.
ACCIDENTS Mr. G. G. Allen was thrown
from his milk wagon on Saturday. and Sc
verely injured. His head was frightfull: cut
and he was injured internally so that he
vomted blood. His horse was frightened by
the railroad engine which caused the accident.
We learn that MIR. a. is doing well.-U.
r. On Thursday morning of last week
valuable horse belonging to Spencer c. Smith,
of East Clarendon, was run over and killed
by freight train on the Rutland and Bur
lington Road at the crossing a short distance
south of the East Clarendon depot. 1t is sup
posed that the horse was led on the track
and left there by some person of malicious
design.-R,Hland Herald
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NOTICE. This ccrtifcs that have thi. dav
given my son. EBEN GOODEII.. his time to
transact business for himself and will hereafter
CLAIM none of his earnings or pay any debts Of his
contracting. CLARK GOODELL.
Witness, ]. D. AsBoTT.
Barnet Nov. "A, 1857. 6l-63e
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

'f|iE Subscriber would inform the eitize-, ..
-! LINDEN and surrounding towns. that h. 80
taken the Store formerly occupied by II. FAB.
and fitted up the same as a Clothing Stor. ..i
lallor shop. and has secured the services cf -
experienced t'utter. and is now prepared to f,.,s
ish CrthinS in every variety at reasonable price.
He will aiso keep on hand large stock o.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
70 which he invites attention of those in wa
the same. H. L. JONI
Lyndon. April 30. 1857 s:u
CARPETINaH.
large assortment Of Carpetinzs just r.e.:-..
>" or sale bs F.. JEWI?T
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A /. A ID Y

Who has been cured ri GREAT NERVOUS IEI3JI rry
sufferers the Of relief Address cnc,o.
ing stamp 10 pay return postage Mrs MAXI F. DEWITT
soetoc Mass and The rrese: p,ien mi J.. ,ent re- Nv
reat post. ~ ''''' ~
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Times look Bfight;.: +!

HALL AT +. +. BROWN'S, wle-e 70,
y cash or GOOD credit. you can getr r1.-- =.
fer dollar than ever before. among WIKI re
fol nd the best assortment Of
Crockery, China and Glass V'a
eyer brought into this County-a good a>.c..-..s
of HARDW ARE: Flour. Corn. R,- =. &.
Meal; Buckwheat and Graham Flon- ..
Moiasses and Syrnps. Fish of all kinds. - -
and Sounds. Tripe. Lard. Butter and Ger
tat0es, Onions. Ounces. Cranbcrri-.
Pickles. Salt, Nails. Glass. Paint, ALI. <"
phenc and non-cNPlosive Turning FIJI q '--s
Paper. Wooden Ware. and the best e-.r - e.
surtmcnt of
FAMILY GROCERI )
ever offered in ST. Johnshurv.
The above Goods were bought At a 90. g.
count fer Cash to .Mt the HARD IT,. mn.
will be sold accordingly.
Nh. Heavy Goods delivered At anv,
TIC Village free of expense when r, que.:..
Oct q. ISL. Ttf E. F. IL. i
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Planed ClaDboards,

EAWED from thr round log superior article
- for sale by lllBBARD x RICHARDS
West Concord Oct |. 1871, 53tf
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RICHARDSON & DEXTER.
importers OF
Guns. Fishing Tackle. & Pocket Cutlery

importers Of
Guns. Fishing Tackle. & Pocket Cutlery.
IL Wa.hi! Etun Street. Boston.
Powder. Shot. fa> FuN-r Fa>ts Shot i,r,t hes ar Il
Hrlt' i"at'f AID Wicker ,o,.rei r,fil,s lame Ba..
TIN a>r> Hlilii. my -. Dog GLARS AZ: Chsii.
at MATERIAL. Double an! Si.ic ,.Un B.rr.,s
Locks. stocks E.L>> and German SILVER Mounting
SOLE AGENTS Tor WARMERS arr: ALIENS New
Patent l:'Ioi,cr>
me assortment 9" horhl. ai Single Barre. Ii.es con-
sfantiN on hand. and u.ac 10 order
DEAFNESS CURED. HOWEVER CAUSED
~ II the ticking II ai,lI can to f.ari Letter. # on
IurN. addressed I" DIR. BoAEpMAN No. /. Srf TX
ila" h">l"h attended! To- Ec!:rs :i ail .ra;u. sent
~ Express.
TESTIMONY To thn-~ rin~'c! -:.h pssr,-.s would
say i7' h1'N J" - ~ eiavc .;ls war HI; Az,
'''! ~ f' !i'a: I'.I'I-rl trsa:'ni Esr,r.n ,tbs
>i" a> l;"tiCci I" Lon I'r. RrTr, a,: f-or tho
I>t ''iatiil "> :" much h'I"t! ;st purchased his
remedies air! apparatus. And hiN. used Thea, thor.
amt II ii!s time ALI! alN Learn, n,.i:.
stored. aIuW U.uNETr
thilnark. Mass. My H. iS;7
BIER GOODS.
In q! their varieties GARMENTS >EEETINtS TOYS
COMES. fOOr BALLS &C
ALFRED HALE CO.,
u Br"nhel! Street. Boston
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~ II T. y T. W Y g j.
INDEPENDENr

is the largest religious newspaper publi,s d.
United States. Price So.OG wear inv.
ADVANCE. Rev. II. W. Becchcr, Rev
Chccver. and Mrs. Harriet Beccher s. =.
among the regular contributors to its eol.i-..
Dr. |. ID. kIIBOU RNE. st. Johnshur,
or he State q Vermont &
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S. NJ. PETTENGILL 4 CO.'S
Boston Business DIRECTORY.
OCTOBER. 1857.

The following List Of Cards was collected b. S.
NJ. PETrE>GI'i.& Co. Newspaper .>hteE:ising
Agents. No. 10 State Street. BOSTON, WIN are au-
thorizcd by the publisher. of the best al p,nst
,r'dsty ct'cHlated Newspapers throughout the
United States and British Provinces. to take ad-
vertiscments and receive subscriptions at the iosr
est rates.
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FURNITURE DEALERS

/" come or send an! get their goods cA-.. ."
il want will do well 10 CALL and he VIZ. 80
surf them with the hest Of stock.
J'b Hoik of most kinds that comes - =,
II wool work will he done at a low price
LADIES' come and buy your picture f'''
Hand sleds for the boys to slide. dow.
5Stf T. (; E.,-. -
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Settle Up!

= - y
\ must j." pail h,jor, The tr-t of Jan ilry newt
OF tn, viii T., lcc with ~ Attorney for c"llrcion
JOSIAH WILTON.
l.ynIon. De-. =. l>j.. Go-6;.
rONNI> SjONIH$' NOII''E.
WE. the >u~ctthIS. hc'n. appointed y, ,l,. Probate
" t"lr t,r the district 81 tal"t,'l. tulu, l."
receive. Examine" AMI Ju~i all ,tIu aud 'i"Ii l'!> All
Pct> i-"H.>t fI'"rlk LcaNUlNolth. lat at u,rh"
tr. Ni~~ -.! .>iri, ,i,,ra>,i and the claims e., he
deceased exhibited in u,>, thrrtu. hcrcN .iNr n"ii..
:hh >lN months iT"u ii" 2tth GAY al November. u
IS are allowed lnr the '.I',r> t. present their Cal
I" >ll! i'"inn> tiers "NIinliihn and allow
and that We ili"'t t"r t! purpose ~ J tfec> oil
nee in Wirr,k The L, N"!ilyS February and
MAY. I>j> Al ",l 81 y Il sl,d !t,s
ALIN F ru n NEk' commissioners
Wheel ok. Nov. -. | -. 62t4+
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement of Deaths and Mar
ragc> will y" inserted free of charge but all ob,u-
AIRY notices will be charged nj advertising rates
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,STIIE OF EERNONT

Caledonia District So
Ats Probate Court holden At Pr bate ticc i'm :, bn.
bury within and for said district on the 9Th d,y Of 70
vriier. 4. D.. 1851.
Present. the Hon Charles s. Dana Judge
Instrument. purporInc I" be- the last vii; and tcs.s
Amcnt Of Thomas Pierce late st J"hnsirv in said dis
trct deceased being presented the here , Ar
mncton. the executor therein named Probate II ar
dcrc hv said court that all persons concerned therein no
notified to appear al session of SAIL Court to h holden
at the Probate Once In st nhnshry. the 18th day Of
Dec 1857 and show cause. If any they have ac,n.
the Probate of said Will - which purpose il is fnrther
ordered that copy of tn" record Of this order b. prlb
ed three weeks successfully in the Caeonian printed
atSt. Johnsbury, previous 10 said time of hearing
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Register
4 tris orvoerecnTd
1858 Attest. ASA Z FRrECE Rer;s;sr