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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13
IT D. HASE & SON S,

r D. CHA Sc & SON S,
u WEST CONCORD, VT,
PRACTICAL FOUNDERS.
MACHINISTS & MILLWRIG HT.
Hereby inform their old patrons, and the public
generally. that they arc now prepared, by increas
ed and superior facilities to manufacture all kinds
of Castings. Gearing and Machinery. and construct
FIGURING and Lumber Mills. Of superior style and
finish, and unsurpassed in durability and nicely of
action. And improved Water Wheels, Circular
Board Machines, Cupboard, Shingle and Lath
Machines are not exccllcd by any other Manufac-
turcrs. Also furnish Burr Mill Stones. Boiling
Cloths. Betting and Saws Of all descriptions at
Manufacturers prices. Also make snrecys Of
Mill sites. and furnish drafts and estimates for
mills and Machinery. All kinds Of job work exc
cutcd with ncatncss and dispatch Prices reason
ably low. All those in want of any thing in our
line, will do well to give us call. personally or
by letter, before purchasing elsewhere. l9tf
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NEW GOODS.

9NEE subscriber has just received large assor,-
= mrnt of Goods adapted to the season. to
Gentlemen. T.. JEWETT.
May L.. 49,. 33tf
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JOB .PRINTrN@

The undersigned are now prepared to do nearly
all kinds of PRINTING, such as,
Handbills, Programmes.
Circulars,
Cards, Labels, Stage-Tickets,
Blanks, Etc., Etc.
% Orders by Mail promptly and carefully exc
cuted.
G. N. STONE CO.
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MBRELLA AND PARASo1
manufactorv.

IN the building with l. h. Gorham's S,o,.
.. .. w. SHADES Office. Those who are in wan, 81
tne ABOVE will do well to call and examine ~, y,
S'3 %,s OF Of goods before purchasing elsewhere.
old Umbrellas and Parasols covered and ,.n,;.
eu ~ a anss made to order. and also repaired
W Via umbrellas taken in exchange for new
st. Johnsbury. April 30. 1857. No.;
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Premium Fire Works !!

y. HOVEY received from the Mass ch,.
-. Mech. Association. the only GOLD ME MI
tney ever awarded for Fireworks. Orders 49,.
ca TO ): q. Hoves Co. Pyroteehnsts 70 n. s.-
OF p boston for the fourth ct July, 1857. ' ~
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MEAT MARKET.

kITTREDGE'S BLOCK.
\ connection with the Meat business. We have
!! on hand Salt Fork. Salt Beef Tripe. Lard,
Hams. Salmon. Mackcrel. Cod Fish. &c.
We shall still he adding to the amount and "a.
ricty OF our stock. and shall cndcavor TO furnish
good quality Of articles in this line of business,
and shall hope TO render this establishment indis
pensable to the public.
The market will be open at all hours of the dav:
HASTINGS 4 WRIGHT.
st. Johnsbury. April 80. 1851. 3l,f
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Indian Rcnsedies.

caused Letters addressed to Dr. Boardman u
folk Place, Boston, ansW.. IL Remedey sent nv e1
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Inc simple announcement Of Deaths and Mar.
rages will be inserted free of charge, but all obt.
airy notices will be charged at ADVERTISING r,tos
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~ The quantity of maple sugar made in
school district No. Is, in this town this spring
is 800 pounds; number of trees 25Os.
In district No. u, 1880 pounds.
In district No. 6, 5000 pounds.
In district No. IS, $3.50 pounds.
In district No. s, 1866 pounds.
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OXYGENATED BITTERS
~ Read the following letter from CAEEB PARKER Eso
OF Concord. n H. man hOnOred and esteemed BY all who
know him = ~ "
.iEN1LExES.-Wh no disposition to make my name con-
Spruous take the opportunity to state the afflicted the
benefit have derived from the Of DR. GREENS OxY-
GESAIEp brrERs and to recommend them to others For
Two years have been troubled with indigestion its
attendant evils such atuency constipation severe A.
lacks OF diarrhGa accompanied with brash at the
stomach winch reduced me In flesh strength spirits
so low That was nearly untitled for business applied
to several physicians from whom obtained only tempe
raly relei concluded, with the advice friends but
without the least faith I'm their efficacy to try the Oxygen
ated bltters from the use Of which found immediate re-
e1 having no return Of waterbraSh after taking the first
poLuo NY weight has increased try-five pounds
ana my health Is perfect truly say that consider
the Oxygenated Bitters the best tonic extan / have
great benefit from their use ~
Yours respectfully, CALEBPARKER
SETH W. FOwLE L Co, 1873 Washington Street Roston
Propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
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BONES FouND.-Some one in digging a
cellar near the new grist-mill, in Bradford
village has discovered several fragments of
what bears striking resemblance to the hu.
man frame. The spot where these bones were
found has for many years been the ground
upon which dwelling house has stood
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SMALL Pox.-This disease has broken out
IN Manchester, in this State. There have been
SIX cases and one death. Those afflicted have
suffered for want Of nursing. For thirteen
days but one person visited those sick with
this disease.
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Agricultural Meeting.
For Sale!
FOR sAI,|s

4 FULL set Of second hand Gearing and Irons
~ for an upright Saw-mill. as ch,aD as dirt, by
lIIBBARD 4 RICHARDS.
West Concord. June IL. 1857 3-,f
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Something New.

4 Cooking range designed for country use
IA suitable for every who ha. wash-room.
a summer winter cook room or DART room: and
every house to be complete should have one.
BOYNTON & DEMING.
st. Johnsbury. Nav 18th ISL. 3atf
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The Great National Work.
Horse & H0rsemanshiD
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
RY EKANK InHnESrEn

VINlIS great work is soon to be issued in two
1 superb imperial octave volumes, of eleven
hundred pages illustrated with steel engraved o.
riuinal nnrfraifS nf tho
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BEARs.-Mr. Solomon Bently and brothers
OF Manchester have recently captured two of
the largest bears ever taken in this State, the
pelts measuring ! by feet, both let black
with the exception of white spot in the
breast of one, some inches in diameter
We learn from the Banner that there was al
so one killed in Sunderland, measuring eight
feet in length.
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Great Sale of Real Estate.
PINE, SPRUCE & OTHER LUMBER

growing said lands. of easy TO said mills.
Said lands were selected with view to afford stock
to said mills for manv wears. and well worthy
the attention of capitalists who wish safe and u-
cra'ivc Investment in the LAUNDERING business.
Plans Of said lands. mills. &c. can be seen ard
Information obtained. TN application to John y.
Moore or John IIinman. at North Concord. or
LLOYD kimbal at McIndoc> Falls. to all who NAV
wish to purchase a part or the whole Of said prop
crtv.
Also. large lot of manufactured lumber, con-
>i>ting Of Pine. Spruce and Hcmlock boards. Pine
Shingles. Claphoard>. &c. All Of said property
will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers favorable
terms.
JOHN {. GLEASON. Assignee of
kINBAII.. GILCHRIST < co.
cInd Falls. Nav 9. 1851. 33,s
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r. We commend the article in another
column dedicated to "our intelligent topper
fellow citizens " to the attention of all who
want to get "pure liquors."
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the circulars they have received from tbe
Secretary of the Board Of Education, calling
for the statistics Of schools. 1t is imnortan,
that these statistics should be furnished At ar
early day, so that they may be digested and
arranged, and form the basis of Renort II
is quite as important that they should be full
and accurate, for incomplete and inaccurate
statistics are worse than none, inasmuch As
they deceive and mislead any one who de.
ponds on them. We hope the importance of
the subject to which these statistics re-.
late will induce every Superintendent to
10 their duty in that regard, faithfully and
promptly.
II There is very pretty little fight going
on between couple of our locofoco citizens
IN regard to the Post Office. The present in.
cumbent wants to keep it, and the man whom
ne supplanted four years ago is doing his ut
most to pay him off in his own coin. Ifthere
was any reason to suppose that the wishes of
the people who are Tor ought to be) accom-
modated by this post office, would be at all
regarded by the appointing power, we might
express a choice between the contestants. but
as residents of Bath, Montpelier and Burline-
ton have more control of the Post Office here
than the citizens of this place have we have
nothing to do but to look on and await the
event, feeling very much, to say the truth, as
the old woman did when she saw the fight
between her husband and the bear IT'S tho
hrst fight l ever saw when didn't care min
which whipped"
POsTPONEMENT.-The celebration at West
concord which was to come off the 18th in
slant will be postponed till the 4th of july.
and will be united with the Sabbath School
celebration on that day,
EDWARD EVERETT AT DARTMOUTH.-This
noted orator will deliver his Grafton on the
Aharacter of Washington at Hanover on
Tuesday the 23d instant.
u The track on the extension Of the Pas.
sumps'c Railroad has been laid as far as St.
|ohnsbury Centre.
DAD AcclDESr-Mr. Tx. Dunn, of Peach
"m' While at work with circular saw, in that
town. on Saturday last had his hand severed
rom his arm just below the wrist.
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PosTPONEMENT.-The celebration at West
Concord which was to come off the 18th in
slant will be postponed till the 4th of july,
and will be united with the Sabbath School
celebration on that day,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15

Country Produce
Taken in exchange for work Or goods. Mend
ing done promptly at reasonable rates. All,
therefore, who want bargains, will come right
along. c. HAITI.
Sept. II, 1857 -v2n4tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15

Which he will sell by the gallon or barrel.
Having been engaged in the Drug trade for
ton of every article Is of good quality; and any
article sold by him may be returned if it should
not prove to be such. He also
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
As usual, he Is Carrying on the business OF
Boot and Shoe Making

And keeps good assortment of his own man
ufacture. II desired he will put the city touch
on Boots and Shoes. or make them in a more
substantial manner to suit the farmer.
s@'Just call and examine his stock, find out
his prices, and see whether he don't give the
best bargains in town. Times are hard; there
fore, patronize him and save money. as he sells
at low figures. He can't be undersold.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
Mice.

DLANK COnstable's Sales and JUS
d tice's Summons for sale at this office.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA
Important Announcement

ITO all persons afflicted Wit, Sexual Diseases, such ms
i SPERMAT0RRHEA,S SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IAIPO-
TENCE, GON0RRHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of
ONANISM or SELF-ABUSE, &C., &C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful de-
struction of human life, caused by sexual diseases and
the decepon pacsed upon the unfortunate victims of
such diseases by Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon as aCHARlTABLE ACT worthy of their name
to give MDDlCA ADVICE GRATISs to all persons thus
afflicted who apply by letter. with description their
condition. Gage, occupation habits ffe &c) and in ca
ses Of extreme poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MED
ICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution, es-
tabished ty special endowment for the relief ofhe sick
and distressed, afflicted with viruent and Epidemic Dis
Ii has now surpluss ofmeans, which the Direc
tor have voted in advertising the advertising the
above notice It is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill OF the age and will
furnish the most approved modern treatment.
Just Published by the Association, Report Sper
matorrh9a or Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onansm,
Masterbation and other Diseases of the Sex
ual organs by Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
fiai (in asealed envelopo,) FREE OF CHARGE on the
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DIR. GEO. r. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association, South NINTH Street. Philadelphia,
Pa, By order of the Directors.
EZRA D HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Feb. 26, 1s57-2Tu
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LOCKnarI, MISS M o. D"'''o'
Critshfield.
.GH FLOUR. ~
Best and most -four from bu. wheat LOO
Com.-Sam. Randolph, Jas. Thompson,
Barr Pinning.
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Open to aN the Counties.
Best stallion.
Best brood mare.
Best gelding, any age.
Best spring colt.
Persons entering in this class will be requir-
ed to nav 50 cts. in addition to their member
shin fee. and the premium will be the amount
thus raised by their respective classes.
n,,astfae-Same as on class A. & B.
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BEAVER ACADEMY

FEM "A lie Sc M Z N a r x
VNHIS INSTITUTION of learning is located in Beaver,
i Beaver county, Pa, on the bank of the Ohio River
the junction of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne Chicago,
and the Pittsburgh Cleveland Rail Roads, is
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| C0n1Ba5ttee-S. h. Werlich, James Han
ma, j. w. Van Brocklin.
ARTICLES OR ANIMALS OF MERIT, USEFUL
NESS OR BEAUTY.
In this class will be included EVE
RYTHING not in the regular list.
Conamittee-The Board of Directors.
A programme of arrangements with
the names of general superintendents, will
be published before the Fair.
The COMMITTEES will meet on the first
day of the Fair, for the purpose of filling
vacancies. The first named person on each
Committee will act as chairman.
Articles or animals intended to be en-
tered for competition, must be on the ground
and entered for exhibition during the first
day of the Fair.
No article or animal which drew the first
premium at the last fair, will be permitted
to compete for premium in the same class
this year.
All articles or animals entered will be
furnished with card, showing the class to
which it belongs, the number of the entry,
the name of the article or animal, signed
by the Secretary. The awarding commit
ties will be careful not to award premiums
to any articles or animals not properly la
beled.
Any article or animal entered for COM
petition will be ticketed by the number of
its entry in that class, without the name of
the owner; and any person placing the
name of the owner upon any article or an
inal exhibited, Or designating to the award
ing committee the name of the owner, will
exclude such article or animal from draw
ing premium.
Any animal may be entered in more than
one class, but can draw but one premium.
In conclusion we would.say, Farmers
come to the Fair, and bring with YOU
some of the products of your farm.
| Mechanics and Manufacturers, come
to the Far, and bring with you some ar
ticle of your skill.
| Ladies come TO the Fair-make the
show one that will do honor to your conn-
ty. And finally, let us make united
effort to have a good Fair.
d. S. UHL, Sec'y.
By order Of the Directors.
EE-A liberal purse will be donated by
the gentlemen of Millersburg for Female
Eguestrianisma, distiect from the financial
engagements of the Society.
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SO TONS OF IRON AND STEEL. all sizes.
w for sale by HEBRON d. SON !,
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and is easy of access from every point.
At Rochester Depot, the place of landing, omnibus
awaits the arrival of train to carry passengers here
and elsewhere
Both apartments of this Institution are ouishing
condition, being conducted by able and experienced teach
and it is the determination of the Principal and
Trustees to make it crownng glory of the country.
In order to afford sufficient accommodations the Fe
male Seminary of this Institution about twelve thousand
dollars have been expended during the last three
The building calculated to accommodate sixty boarding
schoars-contains spacious school room library reeit
alton and apparatus All the apartment large,
well ventilated ana every way calculated to preserve
health.
Every accommodation necessary to advance the pupils
health, comfort and interest will be rendered.
Terms per Session of five months as follows
Boarding, light and room furnished $50 90
primary class 500
Tuition Middle class 700
(Highcr class 500
Instruction in Piano Music 16 90
Use of Instrument 800
Drawing and Water Colors 10 90
Oil Painting Is 90
Washing per dozen 81
Fuel per month 90
rgPPayme Mt is expected quarterly in advance
Every young lady will furnish herself with towels for
msrke' All books needed can be obtained from the
Principal at Pittsburgh prices.
Tuition in the Academy is the same price as in the
Seminary. Boarding be- had at rates from 81 12 to
81 so perhaps.
One of the assistnt teachers In the Academy will afford
boarding and have the supervision of all young men
placed In his care 81 25 cts per week Next session
particulars reference is made TO Rev. A. McGi Princi
pal; Hon. Thos. Cunningham or Gen. Thos. Powers,
Beaver, Pa and Rev. J. P. Scott, Millersburg Ohio
Aug. %, 1S51-1tf.
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while at work, appear to have seen nothing
but steel box; and steel boxes had been
made before! And this within stones
throw, almost, of the birth place of Hiram
Powers -CH,onicle.
- We learn that the Hon. Timothy Fol-
lett, of Burlington. died yesterday morning,
Oct. II. For many years he was leading
man in the business of Burlington, and in the
politics of the state. Western Vermont is in
debted to him, perhaps more than to any 9th
er man, for the establishment of the Rutland
4 Burlington Railroad and it is sad rcAec-
ton. that mainly On account of his anxicties
and losses in that public enterprise, the eve
ming of his life was clouded by great misfor-
tunes. His age was about &C years.-JTatch-
man,
ANOTHER MORGAN SOLD AT HIGH FIGURES
John Gregory, of Mortified, sold his beau
tiful bay horse, called morgan Star" at the
State Fair at st. Louis. Mo-, for $4,000. He
is owned in Hannibal, Mo.-U.
SENATOR BENToN-Wc are sorry to learn
that Senator Benton, ofEsscx County, is dam
gcrously i'll, in Wisconsin, His son resign
cd the Office Of Assistant Secretary of the Sen
ate yesterday morning, for the purpose of Wis
iting Wisconsin immcdiatclv.-U
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The Underground Railroad.

The following is from the "official report y
made out monthly by the Provincial Free
man, paper printed at Chatham, Canada
West. This is only one CT the eight passen-
gers that arrived there during the month of
September -
run AWAY.-S5OO REWARD-Lct. the
Tobacco Factory of the subscriber, on the 14th
inst, on the pr, tcnce of being sick. mulatto
man. named ELIJAH. the property of Maj Ed
ward John son, of Chesterfield county. He is
about feet 8 Tor 10 inches hghsrarc made, bushy
hair. and very gentcel appearance; he is sup
posed to be making his way to the North. The
above reward will be paid if delivered at my facto
~. RO. J. CHRISTIANS.
From his infancy up to the hour of his es-
cape, not breath of free air had he ever
been permitted to breathe. He was first own
ed by Mrs. Caroline Johnson, "stingy wild
ow, the owner of about fifty slaves, and a
member of DR.. Plumbers church." AT her
death she willc,! Elijah to her son, Major
Johnson, who is in the United States service.
Elijah spoke of him as favorable man."
but added, I'd rather he free. | believe
can treat myself better than he can or any
body else" For the last nineteen years he
had been hired out, sometimes as waiter,
sometimes in tobacco factory, and for five
Years in the coal mines.
At the mines he was treated very brut ally.
but at Cornelius Halls tobacco factory, the
suffering he had to endure seems almost in
credible. The poor fellow with scars upon
his person, and the unmistakablc carnestncss
in his manner, only need to be seen TO salts
fy the most credulous of the truthfulncss of
his story. For refusing to be flogged, one
time. at Halls factory. the overscer in rage
took up a hickory club and laid his head open
on each side Overpowercd and wounded,
he was stripped naked and compelled to re-
eeivc three hunfl,e1 1ashcs, by which he was
literally excoriatcd from head to foot For
six months Afterwards he was " laid up" Last
year he was hired out for one hundred and
eighty dollars. out of which ne received hu;
five dollars. This year he brought one hun
dred and ninety dollars up to the time he
escaped, he had received two dollars. and the
promise of ''morc at Christmas" Left broth
ers and sisters, all ignorant of his schemes of
escape.
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NrgaI a00ertise mfuts.
ST.1 TIE or VERMONT

STATE or VERMONT
Caledonia District IS
The Prohat" Court for the District a." Caledonia. +, all
persons interested in the estate If Benjamin Run,y late
81 Lyndon. i'll said District. deceased. ic,Ialc
NATHAN BCNDY. administering cum trsiamcn.o an
l'A". 'h III" said Benjamin Bumly represents 10 tue
sal" ''iirt that the said f'stltr ri the time If his
ira'ii The owner OF certain real estate. toMit:
The Homestead hic,, deceased. live, the time nf
ms death consisting 81 DIV rlinc- n barn a,l Ia l.,
square rods m land AIS" about i acres of land on hill
lart 1 old knhtai Farm III The said town i.yn!..-
Also one "fl'':N l''rd half Of about ~
less situated in the eaScrN part Lyndon sll,i
comprising the present re>idc.c William g. Morgan
at Is the same land obtained hy g. T. HnnN under
decree al Court against said Morgan the DECEMBER
Term al Caledonia County Court, 4 u ISL.
Also one undivided hall If her piece If land arU;
one and oIe-'iat acres. with The buildings thereon being
dwelling house and barn in tac village Conner
near ChanlcrlnS Mills and known as the Ellen Peel
Piare-tf.i IL would hc beneficial IL the heirs .rrS
ami iegatrc> and th,c Interested in estate reason
OF part of the heirs devils and lcaie,> residing ont al
the STATE and the and lnacticalitv If
making part iti"ri and distribution o the same that the
Whole of said Real Estate There being should
he Sold although the is necessary l. pav c.s
and charges OF administration And said aiuiui,,ra1o
produces IL the said Court. the and
wiring o all the heirs. de, iSt snI lgat-cS
'ate "r their Guardian. and said Admin theI
represents that said sale will iccr>iSia with the
pro, s"li> {" the will Ut said tcSar ana therefore
That license and authority he him all ,
'al Estate pursuant 10 the provisions Of the Statute in
that lclalf. "
Said application will he heard decided at the Probate
Office in ST. J"hnsbur!. said district o aeona on ,hc
18th day of OCt"b.r. A ID 1857.
You are therefore hereby notified appear before said
Court at the time and place aforesaid. and Object if You
see cause TO the granting Of said license.
Dated at St JohnS'ry Aforesaid. this s:h day Of Octo-
Der, ID 1857. by the Court.
55-5 Attest ASA L. FRENCH Rcyi.,cr