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and then took care to avoid giving him
an opportunity Of seeking reconcilia-
ton. 1 always felt in thinking Of it as
if ! had been guilty Of meanness, but I
was heartily sick of triumphing over
the victims Of my coquettish arts, as I
was accused Of doing.
"He grew moody, Stunned society,
and became picture Of detection, and
there was no lack Of gossip among our
acquaintance to insinuate that dlsap-
pointment like worm in the bud ,
preyed in his whiskered cheek. For
my part always believed that he was
afflicted with jaundice, especially when
a few months later he married and set
tied down apparently the most content
cd Of mortals.
Walter Harris, the most incompar-
able of dancing partners, became sud
denly sentimental in the midst Of walt
yes and cotinons, and made love in time
to music; but I would as soon have
thought Of listening to declaration
from iiddle-bow. He and Fred Cor
don are still bachelors, and while Fred
sows wild oats with praiseworthy dill
gence, Walter dances Is gracefully
and | have no doubt with a light :
heart as ever.
Jerry Cameron made advances, but
though he was one Of the earliest and
at one time the most favored Of my cav
alters, / had discovered that beneath
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HARNESS, SADDLES, COLLARS, &c.
H. 10 Pa Il Nd

Opposite the Bank
of Green 4 Stone No.
40 I'd street, has on
hand and continues
to manufact ure .
large assortment Of
heavy team light
carriage, and buggy
Harness. All kinds
Of adde's, Buggy,
Carriage and team
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IARPEK, Cooley, Graham, N. Y: Journal,
IL Frank Leslie New Family Magazine, Mrs.
Stephens., for November, ut BURNETT'S
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out tnOuRnC uttle VI HIS ul0Aly DcduCy,
for my heart was lying low, in the grave
Of my loved and honored father, who
had gone down in the strength Of man
hood to the silent city Of the dead.
And while l longed for sympathy in
this my first great sorrow, he talked
with boyish simplicity Of my looking SO
oddly in my sable weeds, and wondered
that I, who used to be so merry, could
be SO still and smile SO sadly.
with his twenty years he was still
boy in thought and feeling, while l,
who had seen but sixteen summers, was
IN earnest, thoughtful woman; for
when the heart has learned how much
Of suffering it can bear, it's childhood
has departed. saw that he could not
understand my feelings, and SO locked
them in my own heart, and when he
asked me at parting to correspond with
him, I told him Iwould always be glad
to hear from him and to know Of his
welfare, but declined promising to an
swer his letters, and he forbore to urge
it. | saw that he felt hurt, but he was
too proud to complain, while Sarah,
who was present, called me proud and
cold, and accused me of holding myself
aloof, and thinking, because 1 was
pretty and fancied myself smart, that !
was better than my mates. Arthur had
been in the habit Of sending me books
md pspers, but he never sent another
neme to see me when he visited his
hts, and I only know that he still
in the city and was married long
y Cameron, Horace Graham,
hble and several others were
hesly admirers, and I liked
vken time and the natural
outhful spirits had re.
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the anxious inquiring eyes that sought
my own. He must have construed my
silence into annoyance or displeasure /;
for when, after the lapse Of several Sec
onds that seemed to me so many hours,
ventured to raise my eyes, he extend
ed his hand aud said, SO coldly and so
proudly, Goodbye, Miss Keith, we
may never meet again : and in another
moment he was gone. Ihoped he would
return, but he did not and as I would
not inquire for him, it was some weeks
before knew that he had gone to the
West Indies with an invalid. relative,
and would not return till the next sum-
mer. It was evident he cared very lit
tie for me, or he would not have gone
without better understanding, and I
proudly resolved to forget him, and was
sometimes angry with myself that I
succeeded no better in banishing HIM
from my thoughts.
"Then there was Percy CLARK, who
was ten years older than l, and seemed
always to consi Ter me as child, though
/ had reached my twentieth year. He
would never call me Miss Keith Or Ma
bel, even in company. I was only
Little Bella to him whatever I might
be to others, and I was often annoyed
by the childish epithets he bestowed on
me, as well as BY what seemed the as
sumption Of superiority with which he
would lecture me in his grave, quiet
way for my waywardness; but he was
very kind, and l regarded him As one
of my best and truest friends, and
sought his advice as / would that Of an
elder brother.
ssNo wonder was astonished when
he told me Of the deep, earnest love
with which he had regarded me from
my childhood how he had watched the
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A TLANTIC MONTHLY The new Boston Msg
n asine, First number, received at
oot27 BURNETT'S
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News, JOB, Book, Card and Colorsd Inks Of the bss
brands. PlsinEolic Posts, Flat Cap, CAP, Letter
and Note Papers cards and card boards, 10.
RIM BURNETT. Bookseller 4 Stationer,
dec2O IT'S, I'd st, Muscatino, Iewa.
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G. 5 O + o r I II, Il 50 o u.
BY TIE FLOWING BEARD.

How swiftly the moment, of life hurry on,
Nor slow forth. nor slow on
But swift as the tide ola swift rushing river
They flow forth < flow on.
Towards that dark. solemn land where the foot
steps of man
Never 90 forth. nor go OH
< 50 forth. 4 on.
Then O. as YOU row down the River of Life,
As You row forth. x on,
Have thy likeness preserved in a case frame
To show forth 4 show on,
When thy form litt!l cold in that land where NJ
flowers
Ever grow forth. or grow on
4 SO forth. 4 50 on.
Then take my advice. Oh ye picturelcss tribe.
Good advice a. know on:
With some ","ths il Your pockets. GO forth from
Your home,
just 90 forth. X 20 on.
Ne, stop till you reach Gage < Rove,rs Saloon
Witha good healthy glow on,
& 50 forth. < 50 ON.
And cen though the weather he cloudy or fair,
Or snow forth or SHOW on
And en- tho the tempest should rise III It's wrath
| < blow forth X blow On.
viii take YOU picture, You wont be ashamed
When You 60 forth X 90 on.
! 10 SHOW forth X show olt---
Il - forth X OH.
Our Amhro',pr pictures are greatly in,Jrored.
y 90 forth. < 20 ON.
! Until th''y sir'i>> everything in the world
! nat we hear on W know on
And OR }yt"cS 81 late We hay" greatly reduced.
KS we show forth :. show on.
4 80 forth & on. Stiff
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towards him as he must feel, in order to be
able to look and to speak as he now looked
and spoke.
They did not walk home together-so
many people came between them so many
words were said that panied the ear and
heart of Moses! And must they fight again
Instead Of forgivins and forgetting all this
miserable matter. must they repeat the sin.
ard shame. and love each other less and less,
and end by losing each other entirely?
It must not be. Walking home. Moses said
this to himself. and every hour of that day.
ard through the slceplcss night that followed.
! he said. It mist MT he.
| ANY one who knew Moses. and knew what
was III hi, mind. would have seen that this
rcmorSctul thinking could not be the end OF
! his griei-would say that it was precisely
what one might have expected, when told
that. in the middle of the night of the third
day after this battle, he rose up and went in
search Of David. to say to him
Are You and going to fight each othcr
: IL. I'LL, ,o, .rns .,1,
,7.1 49,. .,,
1>nu: :, .,. n..:1, D..:,,
III 49, t :u1
hand in It I've fought my last with YOU. or
anV other man. III never make y hrlte of
n,,.solf ,,r,;n 80 Lawn
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EXTRA FINE JET BLACK INK,
E.N 4 y CI G. o o ID S \ y y
II @ Y -
HOLDEN, CT TIER i co.

HOLDEN, CUTTER co,
npnrIr 4 Il ki.H Street Boston, IA. Just receive,
per SHIP and Steamers l.. Psr..sgca Tnc! n"pi, .iil
Toy rI,tii- Il
,.,,..> Fans Ivory Stick i,or s,cS spanish Sandal
Wuu,i,
liar: Tooth Nail al >r,, nl, Brushes Az! Combs
Paris 'yrlrlnrr!. S,Ii,>. Oils Polila!c> &c
10 C,iiuiu" F'Tin, C"l':;Ilt.
German Pipes. $',nStli! :;c.ar Holders, &c.
cartons real Mrcr>l.aum Pipe, and Tubes.
60. ,,l.,>a. Pearl WAY and Satin Beads ~! Huc"s.
H., ;-ui,ir"ii Boards. >ntii and fu!rcc"E"Xc,
I'"T;r N".I'ait> Scar Cases AM { ahr-.
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French China VASES Cologne Stands, Fyucr.. Box
r>.Ac.
cA>!~ Jews !arps .,ra'IL Cracker Pistols.
Ca~r' Envelopes Letter and Note Paper. Pens and Pc,
II",,,rs.
Niiiil>. Bows an, Springs.
Harmonious. Aoc"r'lc'l> and Canes.
ami casks China Allies. Agac> Marbles, States
Pencils.
Feather busters Wire Dish Covers and Drmlnocs
case t"rcan Kings; Silk, Steel and Gilt Guards, CT
Ring.
cases Ear,cn ioys. Watch Safes AS, EoxcsSc
10 TOYS in endless variety by the gross dozen
Kid and China Dolls.
% Toys We'll assorted III c.t! C>c from $40 SGo pei
Case.
Tie attention q" dealers called to nrr extensive assert
mcn' {" Fancy Goods and Toys also lar.r Stock Of
S'!T X MIC. Cards. Soaps. OILS. India ul.rr Goods in
rYtr' VARIETY. Balls Dressing. Pun and Neck Combs &c
A'.'":iri-il!. one OF the largest stocks in Tinted
*i"r~ !H" Foreign 9np',S being q" own IMPORTATION
selected personally hi 81 firm in Europe, enables
/" sell al the lowest prices. We Constantly yctcI INK
fresh supplies 10y steamer ami packet.
vi orders by mai! will receive prompt attcrti N.
Sole Agents for Sa,.cr>',nS Iancry.u', Fir. Works
D>n.vS furnished at short notice. India Cracker, and
SINAI! W "rH> uH hand ~ USUAL lc2,;-S.
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CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD,
Esamtnr for foursrIors.
Use none but Hayes Allied Ointment &
HUMOR SYRUP.

he f'cnh""dysoftied, Notwithstanding. 4
nor er" IN W,diiaei,
s. koFt ~ Salt lthrum Fry Spca> Canccro,,S IIumor>
S'iid Head Barriers Itch. Burns MrrcurilI and Fever
"'> i''I> H=-W "rm. and llumor> Eruptiyr and
81 every Kind ran Ice a,i 81
.ci>t" All Impurities. 10y the HAYES Allied OI-
hit ANA ilnli"I SNru-thc ciirctl rcIuc,ir, ever
offered |" The public hc>ccccatrd remedies cure ii>c-
sc> >ec"!N th""i"hN and permanently. iflout injury
I" the system. We have numerous tc,mnu,I, rom irr-
sens {" the r>t rc>'tiaiItN who have had occasion t. Use
worst forms q" disease with the most hap,y and bcc,i,l
result lH ''i-nIir" ton guarantee, in all Ia
ses. Prepared OILY 10y Dr. r. d. HAYES. di>c"vcrcr ar.
manufacturer HAYES Nash propyictorS. Iawrru,r Ms
Soi wholesale ami retail in St J"hi>bury j. C. bingham,
ana 10y hr""hr& H"Nt; Wells River ly A. T. Bawi ms Ca
and 10y Druggists and ApuhccaricS generally In, lrIb
H.EcM,rr {" an article in the market the t;enn-
me Allied ointment put up 10y Chas II Kent Us that is
base counterfeit on Hayes
FRED f. SuITH. Montpelier, gent for Vermont
Soldin Lyndon by q. II. j. NJ. Weeks
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ROYAL CUTLER'S ESTATE.
STATE or TEp)IONT

ESSEX District. IS.
In Probate Court l".c At l.unchjlr" within and Tor said
district. "n the ir>i day "t June. \. ID. lSj7
H:H>:H CEr Ef and MI::To> CrTrEl Administrators oh
III" estate 81 ROY Al. ct rIER late iuhIIrI in said
district deceased make appct"n Court extend
the time heretofore allowed them to pay the debts due
ri said estate and 10 render their administrative
until >u,." iutur" day hcr"uppr il ordered that said
ri alton be heard AZ the Probate once in said IIn,r,-
burg. on the 18th day {" june. \ D. i and il further
ordered. tl! motto" be given t" III. cou,crnr iy The. pub
Cit"l E" this order in Tn tNEpuNIiN printed al ST
b the tuirt
Attest. WMCHAEDI.ER judge of Probate
\ tue copy Il record.
.I-J> Attest. Israel. DEWi.Y Register
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n T. Y L / S L Il Y

DIR. II. II. NEWTON, of ST. Johnsbprv. Y,
respectfully gives notice to the citizens of f',I,5
mia County that he is now permanently located =,
St. John>bury. and would he happy 10 render bis
services TO all who may favor him with oh IN
operations will be performed in a thoronrb sud
scientific manner. and no operation Will he md
taken unless it be for the good Of the l.a-ic,-
All those who are in want Of parts or FIN s,.s
of teeth will find it to their advantage "a ,r,, -;
call. for he will hereafter in>cr, artiria q, - =.
the following prices
GOLD PLATES.
Full sets oftceth from S.5 10 sloo
Full upper under sets 80 -
Parts of sets. per tooth. at
moSrhcri" plates 4"
SILNtE PLATES.
Full sc.> of teeth from $50 70 s.a
upper or under SIS - " %
sets temporary 20
Grtt;. fcr'ii7. ihc same prices a> silver.
OPERATIONS On TIE NATURAL. TEETH
i'iliiag :c''ii with geld, from Sl.Oo to 90
Filling with in. 20 oo
Clean sing :ii'i polishing the teeth Loo 3.NG
Extracting teeth - 80
+ Ohicc opposite the Pa>>np>ic Bank. All on
Cations warranted.
81 Johnsbury. April -, ISL. 3N-j6
- n n ID L. IT "
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CO.U.NISSIONERS' NOTICE.

WE. the lin: appointed bN HE Probate Court
" Tor tr district ' CIctiii commissioners. turrCciNc
examine and adjust all claims and DEMANDS Of all per
against the estate OF t;cor-c Dowuii. Of Red
wing Minnesota Territory. deceased and the Claims Of r
deceased exhibited IN "il-t Thereto hereby
that sin months from the IL; day ii May T. l>j1
a"W"d Tor the CREDITORS 10 present their claims said
commissioners Tor examination and allow tnCc and that
We i'll acct ir that purpose At Bcri H. Clark office
II li~I(. Ntrnui;. u the first Monday july ne
ami "!i Isl iIv Il November next AZ ., O'Clock III TIE
.icrl.u. Il, on each .l said DAYS.
MOSES klTTREDGE. $780,.
DAVID EUYNTON. commissioners
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NATURAL ACTION

Throughout the system. 1t is i'll this ,,nrner Ii.
appetite 10 restored. that digestion is improved
tie muscles strengthened, the mental eneryi,s
recruited, The hue Of health restored t, III.
cheeks weakness of the sPne and limits relieved
and all tho Indications Of Nervous Debility
removed.
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II II. & X \ Y f.
Hygeian Alternative Syrup

IL" Great Remedy fr the ImlIrity f tlr Blood THIS
ia" remedy 81 The r,>c! time II has l,:Iy know
A. the Er,I 10y all tl>" chronic diseases that
t'.l. Il AL Oh The country. II id perfect
kim, al hum"r. II has cured hundreds I',,c
Liver Complaint. and Kidney Diseases II Sal. E,Iil
like charm II has failed L. al Dcli-
y. ami Al. ordinary "i S,rpiUll- " show
recommendations ui t;ii> lctlcin' from -; thu irt
persons i'll New England. over iiN" uIr,! c,rti,
from people III Vermont AMI New Hampshire. tcll What
has done III tir>, States Rci,r afflicted with
q" the above complaints: If yuu don't isil in get
This i,rc.it Remedy. II ! ma!, from the pres riIi
pr Graves. The mn>i celebrated physician the ROYAL
Mcii al Society 81 Great Britain Prepared i'll This
nv "nly Ky Marcus T. ErilcnaI VI H. and Sud AZ whole
sale 10y \. II Gates A Co. Brownsville, VI.
Dr. y. Trri Lyndon. wholesale Agent. Sold ty ! e.
Bingham. 81 Jhn>lry. ali all respectable druggists
throughout the country. ol.o
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NJ P o r T A N T
INFORMATION

me erect Of OF the last Of Congress permitting
carpet Woo" :" I've imported free of duty many think the
price," tare,in-s will he reduced one half therefore
necessary ir sell my entire stock the Ist of
July when the law takes effect shall make such de-
t"iS as the demand. am selling Carpets Tor 6o
l-.ccl>-"rIn.r price 81. Tapestry Carpets SI-prmcr
price la and good Carpets for ~ per yard-,rmrr
price ''cen> Also all other goods reduced in like pro,
potion. " ~ p''
All persons who wish purchase Will save money nv
calling 1T III Hanover street, Boston.
-? &c. STEVENS
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

SAM Ell 4. AIkENS ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District. IS.
Vt Probate Court held At ST. J">bury in said District
the 2l> day OF May, \. d., 1857:
WHEREAS. Solomon Aiken ana David W. Aiken. Adj
W mnl>raiS on the estate OF Samuel 4. Aiken late
Of 1irtlw!ck. in said district DECEASED propose render
account ri :lrir administration and present their c-
count against said estate for Humiliation and for
the purpose Of maxim. Partition and distribution Of the res
iluc al said estate, under decree said Court among
the persons wloarc by law entitled the same II is there,
lore ortircd by said curt that the under con-
>crati and lac heard N the Probate Office in ST. Johns
bury the >t day OF August A. d.. 1871. And II is FUR
Their ordered. that all cl>"i interested s notified hereof
by publication OF copy OF the record this order il, the
CALIFORNIAN. printed III St Joi>,rry three weeks success
lively prev "I> to said time Of hearing. that they NAV ,l,-
pear and contest the allowance OF said account il they
and also lac heard by said Court in the matter
ol Partition and distribution OF said BY Court
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Register
\ true Copy ~f X, .ord.
35-31 est ASA L. FRENCH R.,;St.r
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Moses and the Bell.
From the Sch00lfcliow.


of endurance. and were both employed as
oay-laborcrs on the docks-tor the town
where they lived was slippinE-own. Now
and then. they performed the most astoniSl.
ms t"a'> of strength. which made Ill the
people who knew about them wonder ard
talh. They talked about it TO the Young
MON also. until botl'MoScs and David began
t. pride themselves on what they co;ll dc.
and to hoaS themselves against I'll their tel
lows Eut they did not think in those days.
that the time would ever come when they
should boast against each ether.
10 satisfy their own doubt and the curiosity
of by->tandcr>, these Young men would some
times make I trial Of their strength: and
leave Won to conclude whether it was most
likely that they would either of them rejoice.
more when the other was Successful. than
they did over their OWL triumph. It was an
u:.!ottunate day for both Of them when one
said to the ether, though it was said viii.
laugh:
IL 'ooS meto siio" 'he lei'o"s WHAT
man arm can do
You must let us judge about YOU two"
the men on the Long Wharf said. and began
to bet on either side. and to talk about tie
Young men. and to propose that they should
Sr''' ''' "'>l''''' "E h3'"' N''''tf -''''ses
Yer i''''' mace Ef!ch 'tl''>i':HH'
;" II ac'uatiE happened tAaf' III col;se-
f"cA'c o. III 'f'lf ''lA' these TWO !o'd'S
men >'o"d up one Gay III ,i:c centre ot " Ting
to decide their h3%h ana might! question.
winch was the strongest man. -And the by
ISLANDERS began - talk, and to be-. and 70
encourage the friends against each other: as
i for AZ. the world. thc>c young men who
l"Vc'! each other 81 well oncr-who loved
each ":hr: noH-wcfe TWO beast, andnolhin!
better
would YOU believe that such t'ii.; could
take place among men III 4 civilized cou'ltr. :
70 sd! ho;iiiN, q thcT al BENG Dora and
'f''' III 4 ifi>'''''' land
II WIS " 'oh5' iiSh'-'' WAS Il blood! ore
40 ''h''N "I ~" irIt'''> 'i~h'ih% s-"ili>f
''''i ''''' |" 'i'' Sh'"'''iF OF 'i'"t-l" the
tearing o. ''''' c'h'r> 1c>i:--'i'' 'ru!>lr@ "i
''''' '''''' ''',''> '"' o. course "1en
'l''s were al IT, hh'-''-i!ai''' 'h'y forgot all
rlrth.S'Iln:
&eh''e ""FoS 'i'! l"' Spoken /" '"ch Other.
a. INK generous service ''es ha' uohc lor
each Other DAVID forgot that. last !e@r'
''os's h''l<''! il'n' through inc S'n'h-poN:
"'u 'i'>'S i"s"' '''''' ""ch iil' 'lo'i!'F "lt'!
'''''' WIS Ill '''' room VII" nm ana closed
icr eyes ana was WIN NM 10 inc bUllN'
a' " "f'''''''' lhc' no'h forgot ''lat' last
"eeN' "cio'c 'i''!: "'I'h % 'h'hk 81 tach
OMIT - r''''S' 'h'H ""ol' '''!' nave ''l>''i-
cF'd Il = small h1i'''F 10 Hear iroA ~!
person
"lo'! are hAc -!':'. /" br sure. l'N'
there IS one that Is greater and hat * .our
friend
Eorg II II I'll And were ready ~ tighl
and eager TO tight. and each determined .
conquer HI, friend.
And t'!c people were as c2H"r t. s. Z. How
they Crowded together h'N ihcy watched
The struggle nov t!!r! cAccyvo! David when
Moses Vas down h0w they a;)pia;i:ic,! Nose.
When IL had the advantage over David.
Why. OILY to !ook at thn spectators. Yea
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| $stINGER'S SEWING MACHINES

Thr Great reputation "t Singers SEWN. Ma, hines Is
founded 81! the TACT. that they perfect adapted iurvcrV
variety 81 work and that each ritl'u. crr1,,,
VIII earn not less iitn One Thousand u ,LirSa year
Al persons desiring jul and reliable, Information :,,;
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can "i" II ~ a! ~ IL. y letter Otherwise Tor cpuv
"i NJ Singer Coz 'aZcttc.a beautiful Pictorial I'lprr
entirely devoted t"ScM ing Machine interests II viii Ice
sent lia>. Local Agents wanted in every town in ti;
t' Nta"~ I" whom liberal Inducements III. uil,rc,l
y H-Wr have made ARRANGEMENTS with MANY editors
ana Publishers q" newspapers hig.N profitable and salts
Lic'"f! L. t'icia. ai wish to make similar contracts with
rN"r> h"a >aI"r and magazine in the c"utrv For bar
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IS 81 est, ASA L. FRENCH Rc,ist.r
TON.U/SSi INEH.S' NUTTrE

UT I'5'NI " T. TN -NVT II r.
WE the subscribers. l. ing appointed 10y the Probate
W Court Tor The dIstrit II tdicd"nii ln>>i,trs
receive. examine and adjust all claims and demands
all persons against the estate o Amos p Bennett late
Kirby in said district DECEASED and the claims of the
eccasc'bcXittc i'll offset hcrrt" hereby that
six months from the 18th day OF May. AD Isl are allowed
for the creditors to present their claims To said commits
sioncr>, for examination and allowance that will
meet for that purpose AT the Store Charles C. Newell
in East lurk', the 18th day June and the ith day of
November. 1851 at one O'Clock p. NJ, each of said days
CHARLES {. NEWELL ,..
ARCIIIBAIDTAGGARDj COMMISSIONERS.
East Burke, May ri. 1857. 3l-S7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13
WILSON,. FAIRRA

WILSON; FAIRBANKS CO.,
Wholesale Agents, 43 and As Hanover ST., Boston.
Sold by Druggists generally. .26-54.
J. c. BINGHAM, BROWN & HOYT. wholesale
and retail Agents, St. Jct'!s5ury
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13
TO Breeders of Horses

1--WE STOCK Horse Napoleon will return to the
! stable Of the subscriber ON July I'd and c,n
be found AZ his stable all days but the following:
Thursdays he vii! be at st. John>bury Centre
Fridays at East st. Johnsbury; SATURDAYS at L,n-
don Corner
The Napoleon is a true son of the old ..Billv
Root. and was raised by the subscriber. Terms
81. ANASA HE\IJS
Lyndon. Nav -. 1851. 3i-3-*