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HAlh MID LUNA llV u.
+ N proof of the above assertion, read the fol
i lowing testimony from distinguished per
sons from all parts Of the country.
HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Harbor
Mich, says his wife, whose hair had becom.
very thin, and entirely white, was restored t,
| it's original brown color, and had thickened ant
become beautiful and glossy upon and entirely
over the head. Others Of my family and friends
are using your Restorative with the happies
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HON. JUDGE BREESE, Ex-senator of II
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| sumed its original color, and have no doub
| permanently so. @ fts{i a
HON. H. L. STEWART, says: " MY hal
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| REV. j. X. BRAGG, Brookfeld, Mass, sayi
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druff, and a constant tendency " itching, ane
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nal color.
J.W. DAVIDSON, Monmouth, Ill, saws m,
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| used one bottle of your Hair Restorative, whicl
mas cured humor In my head OF two year
standing.
BENJAMIN LONGK!DGE, 2o4 Seventh
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' WI nn.a,u WIZ sn3. LIVING uled man,
Preparations W restore Tue Color witnout euect,
a Nus = Ia. ~ yoa nna .T spi'e q al M!
H. l.. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Peckensville, Ala
s sG nase useu your res'oratlse, ane ma
an m us reeominenoed 70 oe. have tried 1t 10
"1 Wn nnI y Ge,sain cure.
w r mownm an ~ = rrankIort, ny
ha. ~ en- y "a ms Practlce as IN
'I En1Wspn W.T. AT GnT rTir now IN use.
~" AM "AHooA says, hrec Montn
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Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa.

INHE above Mills are now in good running
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on getting their Milling carefully, promptly and
cheaply done.
Flour and Lumber always on hand and for
sale at the market price.
j. COULTER.
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Boots and Shoes

CEVERAL pieces of Praire with running wa
- ter and Timber adjoining, for sale cheap
for cash or on time. Building Lots for ale in
the village Of Quasqueton.
IL Money canted at market rates. (s4 sly
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Of NOTICE NJ SETTLElfEN1


ISAAC III NDN'N IAlAIk
STATE on VERMONT, tAtlunNtA ntsTMtf. sH
~ Probate Court held at 81 iohuAhuy. iu said District
on the 2tth dAy Of SrptrmhvI \. y lrh0s
WuENEAS. wizard HundN, administrator ON the c-a
w tate ut WIZARD Bundy late at burke, n said district.
Deceased proposes tu render account ut hlH dmin-
nton and To- present his account asaust said estate
Tor examination aud allowance tor the purpose 81 MAX
ing partition aud distribution ~ The residue ct said co.
tate, under decree ut said court among the persons
who are hN law entitled tu the same
II therefore ordered by snu Court that tie same come
under confederation and bee beard at tho Probate once
81 JuhushurN, on The end dhy ct Nov, A. -. 80.
Ahd l. nuthrr ordered that an persons interested nc
uutucd hereof 10y publication ut of the record Of
THIS ordrr IN the Oulcuuuu Ifintrd ntSt JuhuSuurv,
Three N"'N- Ag.otsvN previous o. said tlt ornrIriuE
that they appear aud contest the allowance ct said
account, " they cause nud also 10 heard 10y said
court IN the matter ct partition and distribution OF said
estate
ly the court a.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Juds,St Probate.
Attest ASA L. FRENCu. Judge probate.
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Sorofula, on Klng's Evil,

b r. oonstituti1iial disn.np, oorrupl,oH ~ tla
hiead. by which ihis huid bocnmcs viiiHtsd,
wrak, aud poor, Nciug boz ibc circulation, 10
ppoadas no Wholo lody uiAi may butt out
in disesssA afi a,yF part al it. No organ is fret
frum ~ mtagsa, nor h there one which u may
not destroy. The srfpfuluus faint Is Yarinusy
taus0d 81 BiGTcuIim dfrasp, low living, de
ordered ur unhealthy food impure aiE, hltli
aud Rlihy hahts, no depressing vices. mud,
ai0Vd M, by the TrrIrrrri ififse fifsir ~ hat
evar b. its origin, IL g. hereditary In the con
s,iunnu, descmdng " fTnm parents 20 children
into tn ttifd aud fpurih rpnerhiiUHT iudrrdi
II sccns "a b. che nd Of Him WIN Gays, "
viii 'ls- Sssffs'sssss i-s!.ss= asi-ss
their eml1renf'
IT, rflsrts commence by dGpusiiou from tho
blood Oi corrupt or uloeruus matior which, in
tho lungs, liver. and Internal organs, Is termed
tubgclcs IA tho glands, swelnng'i aud on
the surface, cruptiDns ~ soFpa, Ilis tnl cor
Tuption, which genders hi the blood, hrpHessos
the energies Of life, ~ that scrOfulGus cOnItiiu-
tons not only shifeT mum ecrpflloua c0na+
plants, but they hays far loss power 90 with
stand the attacks Of othn Diseases coHfe-
quGntly, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not kcrOfulOus la their mature,
are Etill rendered fatal by this faint in tho
system. Most ~ the consumption which de-
CLIMATES the human family has IL ofigH diFsftiy
in this HcrofulOus contamination aud many
destructive diseases Of the liver kidn0yF, brain,
and, indeed, Of all ;ho organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause,
One quarter Of all our people aTo ssrohilous,
their pernons arc invaded by ths lurking In
fiction, and their health il undermined by Il,
To cleanse II frurn the ryst'sa Nc inlTt IGnnKain
tho blood by hn Alternative medicine, mld in
yigurnte IL by healthy food and eNefrho.
buch a medicine We supply IN
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsapnrilla,

tho most cffectuhl remedy which tho medical
akill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal nialady. IL Il com
bined rom the most active remedihls that hAvs
been discovered for tho oKpuTgntion Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and tho rescue Of the
fystcnf from is destructive consequences.
lGnce IL should be- employed for the cure u
not only scrufuln, but also those other afse-
tons which arise from IL, such A. EHVI-TVH
and Skin DtsEAsEa, 81. ASrHoNY'A ffnH,
ItoaH, OF RRysirELAa, PArLES, PuSTvLHs.
DLnrouBa, BLAIss and Bous, TuHoRa. TETrIR
and Salt huTuN, ScALD Hap, RISOwoRA,
RHLUNArfHN, STPnIITIo and hEHouHIAL Dn-
RAsns, DROPsI, DYsrErBi6, DEHuirY, and,
indeed, ALL CoNPLAplra ARfsiNo ZION Vrfl-
rID on INPuRH DLOoD. The popular bslisf
In 4" i,npuriiy Of tie blood" l. founded in truth.
for teruflla IL degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue q this hAFsapA-
TillA IL 20 purify and regcnerhto this vital fluid.
without which sound health IL impossible N
contaminated constitutions.
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j, O. TiBBErrs, (c,mn,,..,,n,,
CLANCY FULLER !
.Sr4rE or IERhtONp.

Caledonia District, S.
Ala Probat court holden at the Probate once 81 st.
InhnsburyI within and for said District the lth dag
~ sept A. y. 1888. Present the iluASA l. FliENCu,
Judge.
instrument purportng Co be the last van apd tesla
"a mrnt Hannah Freeman late uf acrur In said Dts
tric deceased being presented to the Court by Abr
tios tho executor therein named Tor Probate; ordered
10y said court that all concerned therein he uot
\ru appear session Of said Co he holden at the
Probate ONCE. I'm 81. Johushr, the tth day ofOCt
1854 and cause, thcy have, against The
Probate 81 said WIN Tor wC purpose, II further or
iete that copy o the record oi this order DC puushe
three weeks sucCcssVoy i tho Cacdouhu printed at ST
ghnsbury, previous said time appointed Tor hearing
Attrst. ASA l., FRENCH. Judge
- AtirAt. ASA J. FRENCH, Judge
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MARRIAGES..

Manufactured Chicago. M sept 4, by
NsA, W, W, King NJ, ~ n, " fitttrr-sf- t!,st
city 90 Miss Fanny NJ, Pope u Dan,ile, W.
ItuI--AuGAH-lu Rhelhume, on the 10Th inst
BY the Rev q, J, hquires, Mr.. Edward u. liill,
81 lrAsbuTgh, and Miss Helen NJ, Augar, Of the
former place
liIGGtSs-CHAMHEHLAfN lrasburgh nn the
10Th inst, by 3, II, Howard Esq., Mr. john u,
Higgins of Coventry, 90 Miss Lucy j. Chamber
-lAn oftho former place
TIVr-ELKfss-In North Troy, ON hc l2h
inst, by Rev. Moses pAucc. Mr., A. u. Flint ~
~. Johnsbury, and Misc Nancy j, Elkins "
Potion, G, T.
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DEATHS.

WINsoH-In Burke, August 25th, Samuel W.
wnsor aged 80 ycan, also, sept 25d, Lydia
u, Wnsor, aged 80 ycar.
The above were among the first settlers Of the
town ofLyndon,
ClRHoLL--In Newark, Aug. l7th, Mrs. Loudois-
ka, wife of Alvin Carroll, aud daughter NJ Phil
cmon Hartwcll, Esq, Of Lyndon, Ia the an
year u her age.
llououroS-ln Milford, Wis, Sept l3h, Mrs.
Mary Morrison, daughter ~ Jacob aud Betsy
fIoughton 81 Lyndon. VI, aged 80 years and
months.
TuNET-At'st, Johnsbuy Center, Sept %, Mrs
Cyrcna. wife ~ Mr. VIM. Turner ngyd 80 years,
HuWRNuToN-ln burke, Sept NV Of Cholera
infsntum. Winfield Scott son 4 Asahael and
Anna burlington, aged years aud o months.
GuopBICu--In Burlington, Sept lth, Mr..
Chaunccy Goodrich, aged 90 years,
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SYIIM "a rERMNNT

The Pruiltc Court of tho District of Cardlua all pei,
% interested iu thr estate uf Juf hu MARY Jan, uuis
muur, rcsldus iu kith, he sold District
IL AVIS Harvey EuufIluu ul the n-ll joel uul MARY
hJur Nui represents Co said Court TINT his said wards
rirz"d iu lee, ta, uuuN ldru Interest Boo the
homestead Of trr late father joel n. Nuu deceased
sa Bal guardian also rrprctts t"tNi Court tuHi VIII '
ArururNl 90 h said wards Co stll ~ Interest iu snil
Homestead inf the purposes contemplated iu the thirty
fourth section ~ the -lNtN ninth chapter ~ thc complied
statutes Aud said guardian has ubu application Co sld
Court Tor license aud authority sell hl. wards interest
IN said Homestead pursuant Ia the provisions ~ the at-t
ute 100 that behalf
said application viii ho heard ad dec ldrl hN said Court
AZ the probate ufyc M 81 Iuhushury Toe HHh district
tue iNth daN uf October neat,
You arc therefore hcrpb, notified tu apcnr houro said
Cuuttat the time au4 place aforesaid AMI object Auu
cause, Co the granting ut add l,'usc,
Dated atSt John,oHy aforesaid ths 25th day NJ Srutrm-
81 ASA l. FEENCIL Judgc probate.
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New Arrangement!

ff'llE subscribers would respectfully give
"hd vicinity, that thrN have entered into % coo
partnership 100 ihr Drug, Medicine aud Paint
business and viii constant, keep uu hand hill
aud wrll solicited stock ~ goods, and which will
De- sold as CHEAT as the CHEAPEST.
Particular attention will be- given 60 Physicians
orders and prescriptions. Al those ordering
goods irow us uuN Doc assured that they viii be
~ ihc best quality,
Syrup Of tho Hypophosphitcs
n Limo, Soda Iron, Be-. aud also the ,alis of,hc
lNpopho-phiirs ct soda, Lime, Iron So, aud VI a
superior quality
Paints, Brushes, Varnish, Foil, &c,
for Ornamental mud Gr,eian painting. a. low ~
the lowest A liberal discount made o. Teachers
and uihrfl purchasing o., thc quantity, Articles
procured rom Boston &c., foe others Do express
~ ordered, All popular patent Incidence con.
sinu''' 600 hand. 10, tuhslrIbrrs kuuviug that
q niiHhlr HNprurr "a better than ID Glow. shilling.
would respectfully invite Il those who wish o.
purchasing elsewhere. at 500 ne, bound tu srl.
~ l.. llONr.
JAMES s. GULES,
NniWDrlN with y, &. BtNuu,u.y
10. 4 Railroad Strt,t
!. g. ltlu'u.t cub ffItUtr fur talomrl iu form
" I'iis, trut constantly 90 hpud, Ih,si,iaua
supplied with DO" pills, HuI also the rcrip,. These
.gr PiIf.1 itrsig.l. and can De- utpd %. "a suh,'I
iWt iur Mercury without any d,ctouous eject,
upon Che slttru.
For ,alr TO-, llo,t ~ Green, aud also by lcir
agent, in Wurt town. Iu Northern VI
a. J"hu'lK' SEPT 20 1855. AZ
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SYATE or TERM6N1.

Caledonia nHtfCt ~.
Probate Court holden Probate once IN 81 Johns
bury. WTTHH Euiu tire +4 l 81 sep
A d. lS5Ss
EBEN EZER g. WHEELER, ard MAiona NJ Bennett.
II administrators tho Aimon & bennett laa
burke IN said district, deceased make application Ia said
the whole real estate u said decchs
representing that said sale Is necessary for the pnNmcni
the debts said dGreHS0d Mhcraupon 10 n ordered bN
said that sald application under consideration
aud DO heard the 25th day OF october, D. 1855 AZ The
Probate once IN 81 Jqhushury and " Is further ordered
IN all persons Interested be uunrd hereof By pubhc-
nno. Tits application aud order thereon, three
weeks succssyey tn thr Gaieonlan, printed atSt johns
bury said time OF hearing that hey may appear at
said time aud place n tcy cause object thereto
Hy the Court
ASA l.. FRENCi judge Of Probate.
\ true copy ct record,
Attest, asa l.. FKEACII Judge OF frubSt'. o
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Call aud see them.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. %. 1853. or
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ArDaI A0hrrttarmtMts.
STATE or TERMONT.

STATE or TERMONT
Caledonia District. =
81 Probate Court held St Johnshury said District
on the g1lh DAY OF Sept. A. D. lh5Si
WILLIAM 3 BHOCk, administrator of tho estate ct
Denic Moore, late Of barnet IA said district deceased
taea apie attain IL said nrt 4lcucr L. sell the pl,
OF the real estate Of said deceased representing that said
sale fur the payment ct the debts OF sad
caasc6 Whcrcupon n h ordered hN said Court that said
application under consideration and be heard the
lSth deA of October \. d. 1855 a. the Probate OrC IN 81
Johnsbury aud II IL further ordered, that all persons IN
teTcstcd he notified hereof by publication notice sfthi
application aud order thereon three weeks succcrsvcN la
thc CardOna printed St Juhnzbury before said time
NJ hearing that they appear aid time aud place
and, n they caliSc object thereto.
AtteGi, ASA l.. FHENCU. Judge % Probate.
A true Copy Of Record.
81 Attest, ASA L.. FRENCH, Judge u Probate.
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STATE or VERMONT.

Caledonia District.
81 Probate Court holden at Probate once Johns
bury within and Tor said District the 2shdaJ OF acI
tcmbcr A. D. 1850.
instrument purpnrting To hc the last will ami
n ment of Robcrt s. Mckown, fAtc OF barnet said dis
deceased being presented To- the Court herr willard
stevens the executor therein PANIED Tor Probate Is
ered by said Court that all persons concerned therein he
notified appear at session Of said Court bc holden at
tho Probate ONCE In ~. Johpsbury, the ipth day Of
October, A. D. S~ and show ifany they
against the Probate OF said wtl for which purpose Is
further ordered that copy the record Of ibis order be
published IN TUE CALEpoNIAN printed at 81 JnhnHhury,
three weeks sucCriN ely previous Co said time appoint
ed for hearing
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate.
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
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STATE or VERMONT

Y
A. Probate Court holden at tho Probate IN st.
Jnhnsbury, within aud tor said district ON the 9th day
OF September, A. ID. lH5S
Instrument, purportlng To be the last win tesla
"a mcut uf CyrunA Turner. late 81 Johnshury In said
district deceased hriug presented the here
Joseph ldc the executor therein natucd for Pro
bate u IL ordered by said court that all persons
ed therein be notified 10 appear at session OF said Court
20 be holden at the Probate once, Ia 81 Johusbury,
the 18th October iS5S show cause any they
may have against the Probate of said viii for which
purpose, further that copy of the regurI
~ this order Ice published three weeks successfully In thu
Al,duuiat printed At 81. Johusbury previous said
time appointed COR hearing.
Attest, ASA /. III .NCu Judge
4 true copy Of record,
OF Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
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COlLllLSSL0NERS, NOrICE.

I'VE the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Court Tor the district Ot Caledonia, commissioners.
receive tNaminc and ndlust all claims and demands ct al
against Joseph Bryant late sutton, In said dis
trct deceased and the claims OF the deceased exhibited
IN Offset thereto hereby give notice that sA muuths
nom the 10th day oiSep A. ID. 1855, allowed Tor tho
creditors "a present their claims TO said commissioner,
Tor examination and allowance and that We viii meet for
that purpose al the dwelling house ct the deceased the ~
day Of October ana the SIN day o MarchncN at ono O'Clock
T. N. on each Of said daNs.
"a AS Us, T TN EI,Tir ERR commissioner.
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COMllLSSI0NERS, .NG7rr,r[

WE, the Subscribers being appointed by the lonora-
w BILE Probate Court for the district Of KsseN commits
soncrH a. receive examine and adjust all oaims and dc
nnnds Of all persons against the estate u AcN Morton,
late OF Concord said district deceased and the claims
ct the deceased exhibited IA urr thereto hereby give
notice that siN months from the 18th day Of sept A, D.
iHS boiug allowed said Court to the creditors Of the
said deceased To exhibit and provo their respective claims
before Give notice, that VIII that
pose at the dwelling house ~ said deceased M Concuul
Ia district, the 10Th dhv October A. D. iN5S
aud the Saturday Ia February A. D. 1889 10 o.
clock A, ~ ON each OF said days.
Ask Ask IhIiHRSRAnp com'rs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-02

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