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The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

SHOOTING ACCIDENT Geo. Gumbert
got into little muss on election day,
and in attempting to get his pistol out
60 shoot OF scare others, shot himself i'll
the instep. The wound is an ugly one
and will probably give the chivalrous
gentleman week or two of leisure.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

THE ALLEGHANIANs.-- letter from
+. N. Boulard, of the above troupe, in
forms us that that celebrated troupe of
minstrels and Swiss Bell Ringers will
visit Nevada at a very early day, to
Give another oftheir concerts.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

PuB. Docs.-Hon. Stephen A. Doug
las has our thanks for the substance OF
his several speeches in the last great
debate i'll the United States Senate, IN
answer to A. G.. Brown and others. 1t
is done up in pamphlet form. We file
II for future reference.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

THE Republicans have their State
Convention on tile 9th prox., the Reg
ular Democrats on the 18th, and the
Administration men on the 22d. The
political pot will boil shortly.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06
y = - -
NJ A r Il IE D.

AT Grace Church, San Francisco the lst., by
LIGHT C. WIcKEs, ofthis city.
Our friend Kellogg has whreewith now to make
home DELIGHTFUL.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06
Mrs. EsTELLE McDoNALp.-This

Mrs. EsTELLE McDoNALD-This
popular actress made her appearance in
The character of Madeline, at Marysvile
on Monday night. The Express an
uounces that she added new laurcls to
hose already acquired.
Mrs. Mcdonald will probably visit
the scene Of former triumphs in this
place, at no very distant day.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-We are iHdebt-
ed to Geo. W. Welch. of the Pioneer
Bookstore, for the n. Y. Herdld aud
louisville Journal. day in advance of
all competitors.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

MAY PARrY.-In conseq ucnce Of the
inclemeney Of the weather on Monday
the May party was postponed till Fri
day, to-day when the affair will come
off without fail as per programme an
nounced last week. The dance in the
evening, has, of course, 10 connection
with the Sund " School celebration. as
some might infer.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

his MAJESTY, says the Honolulu Ade.
OF April 9th, took passage i'll the steamer
Pole nn an excursion to Pearl river. Al
incident showing his regard for the mar
lime interests Of the port occurred on
the occasion. just as he was leady 10
step Oh board, he learned that whale
ship was waiting to be towed out of the
haroor. He Immediately gave orders to
have the ,essel towed first, whlle he
waited an hour or two till the steamer
returned. This trait Of mountaineering
himself for the benefit of others IS char-
acterIsiic of our present Sovereign, as ii
was of his predecessor.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06
EXPRESs-cHANGE-II.M Mackie, Z

ExPRESs-cHANGE III. Mackie, Esq.
has retired from the agency Of Freeman
& Cos Express in this city. IF. G..
Randolph, Esq. succeeds him. The lat
Ter gentleman is every way marvel
l"us proper man for the place. lie
starts in with sharp attentions to the
wants of tue press.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

JOSEPH HBALY, formerly of the Ma
tional Exchange, Of this city, has made
an api,lication for the benefit of the III
.olyeutnet i3i Sacramento
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

NovEL RACE swifl-footed gentle
man of Grass Valley has offered to bet
$50 that he can pick up one hundred
stones, lying one yard distant from
each ether on track, and carry
them one by one TO the end of said dis
tance in forty minutes. The distance
he will have to travel is over five thous-
and yards. The bet has been taken
and the gentleman is practising to ac-
complish the feat.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

~ Freeman & Co., have our thanks
for valuable files of New York, CIV
Orleans and San Francisco papers, til"
very latest. The Atlantic papers VIC
find put up expressly f,r this office at
the places of publication
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

70 Moses St. john, whose leg was
crushed so badly at Gold Hill as to suf-
fer amputation, died on last Tuesday
morning. lie was formerly from Cana
da. The shock to his nervous system
caused by the accident was too great for
his constitution.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

The President has appointed Hon.
JOS Miller, Representative from Ohio,
during the late Congress, associate Chiei
Justice If the Territory of Nebraska,
in place rf Judge S. w. Black, whe re-.
signed
~ Honolulu papers say there is a
rage for old bottles in the Islands, prob
ably to ship to Caliiorl IA to put wine in.
70 A discourse viii he delivered in
the Methodist Episcopal Chuch, next
Sunday Event s Oh DANCING.
THE report that B9oderick would take
the stump in the coming canvass is con-
tradicted M man in the State would
call out largcr crowds than Brod erck
The people have an intense curiosity to
see and hear him.
~ Jerry Sullivan, the indomitable
news ealer of San Francisco has again
put US under obligations to him for a
bundle Of the best Atlantic papers.
Charles Dickens will bring out on the
30,h of April a new periodical, to be en-
tilted "All Round the Year" It will
open with new tale from his pen
Household Words" will cease to appear
on the 3Oth of May.
The anniversary of Mr.. Calhoun,s
birth. March rs. was celebrated At the
'outh Carolina College with public ex.
ercises.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

New potatoes and green peas, have
male their appearance in our market.
Archie McAlister has them of course.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

BAyARD TAYLOR has been secured
as writer of the New York lHrcwry
SO says that paper, and hopes to profit
BY it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

How melancholy the moon must feel
when it has enjoyed the fullness Of
prosperity. and got reduced to its last
quarter.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

q Did you ever know red-haired
man who had a very clear notion Of
where scarlet began, and auburn termi-
mated
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

FoLTAIREs said of an apothecary. that
his employment was to pour drugs. of
which he knew little, into Il body of
which he knew less.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

DEPARruREs-C. w. Mulford, one of
the oldest of our citizens and banker, left
with his family. few days since for the
Atlantic side, T. remain. In the same
steamer 90 DIR. IT, II. Wickes and Geo.
0. Kilbourne, Druggists. Also j. A.
Chesnut.
Z. L. Burton and family 60 on the
same steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

WHAT lIo>r-Includng State
county and township Offices, there are
about 2O00 officers to be elec'e g by the
people ofths State next fal. There
are three political parties in the State.
each of which is determined t" run fall
tickets til ,ongl,out. II fill those tick
cts viii require 6000 men. There will
be in each party at least an average Of
four candidates for eaci. Office to lie fill
ed. which gives $4,000 as the number of
candidates 70. Office next fall The to-
tai number Of votes polIed at the election
n 1853 WAS S0797 What a host Of
office W. shall have Over
fourth ofthe voting population seek
ing for riiice Is it wonder that poll
ties has become a great institution =
Call
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

LEW RATHER ONCE MORE AND For
EvER-Thc redoubtalle Dan Waldron,
the prince Of good agents, was in town Il
DAY OF two since scattering bills chick
as leaves that strew the autumnal brooks
of Valambrosa," announcing the advent
Of Lew Rather aud bis "Eiephamt'
company of Negro Minstrcls, on Satur-
day, (to-morrow) evening. 1t is well
known the company is hard to beat
See tkem and laugh.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

New Article for Beds.-The discovery
has recently been made of new arti-
Gle for beds, abounding in this vicinity,
and which bid fair at one time to come
largely into use. The article is known
andcr the scientific name of pulris hgni,
better known by the common name Of
saw dust. 1t is a little too hard alone
fer beds, and is found on experiment not
to mix well with pulu for which it has
been frequently sold.
We learn that manufacturer of mat
trasscs has been obliged to take back
pulu. 1t is found to be an unpleasant
operation.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

RETIRED GRACEFULLY Brother
shoemaker ofthe Grass Valley National
put his hat under his arm Oh Saturday
last and bowed an affeetionate farewell
TO his patrons, numerous and generous.
Mr.. Shoemaker has been the editor of
the National since September last and
leaves the tripod with the reputation of
being courteous and pleasant writer
We learn that Geo. d. Roberts. Esq, a
former editor of the paper, will again
resume control of It's columns.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06
Paraguay Difficulty Settled.

As was said the Paraguay arma-
ment that left our shores with so much
pomp and bluste', weit without an ade-
quate cause. faste m paperstcl us
the " hole affair originated in the men
daciiy of Il f rmer U s. agent to Para
guav. I lie diffrences between the two
countries were triaing. and had proper
commissioner heen sent out on one gov
ernment vessel instead Of feet the
whole thing might have been adjusted
satisfactorily and Gods of money saved
The following arc the terms # the
Paraguay emrnt.
% Ist. The Cove snmeut of Para gna V
will offer satisfaction 10 the United
States, by means Of a official committee
forthe shots fred BY its batteries against
the Watcr TF1cA
Cd. The Government of Paraguay oh
liges itself to inicn lfy the Uuitcd
States citizens for deir losses sustained
in its tc ritory. The amount of this in
indemnify to bc fixed by committee
composed Of a commissioner appointed
by the United States and another by
Paraguay, and athitd one chosen by
beth of these. II case the third APP
poiutmcnt should not he agreed upon u,
it shall be made by the Ministers of the
Foreign Legations residing in Wa shing
ton, where the affair will he finally set
tied The maximum cf this ;rdemnity
is fixed at S5O0,000 but on examination
of the claims, the committee may re-
duce the amount The sum decided
upon shall be paid within nine months.
I'D All the conaueats Of the rivers
Paraguay and Parana viii lie declared
open to the commerce Of all nations, as
ais" to all exploring ships of war.
a h. The treaty f1rmerly celcbra-
ted between the Unite States and Par
aguay shall be ratified and exchanged
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

New WoRK-I'hatchcr Il Uuchin-
son, 53S Broadway, New York, announce
in press a book of some 300 pages from
the pen of Rev. y ID. Mayo. The sub
jcct is American Civilization, as symho-
lized by the Institutions cf the chief
state ST the Republic and the object Of
the author is "to aid the young men and
women of our land in the attempt to
realize a character that shall Justify our
professions of republicanism, and to es-
tabish a civilization which. in beeom-
ing national, shall illustrate every prn-
ciple Of a pure Christianity" The table
Of con'ents promises work of interest
Afforded at the low price OF one dollar.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06
~ kA&SAsEs 'AGEoO Il :
IN Ne w No VEL TIES.

,ss- The Box 0ice wiz be opened Saturday
AT O'Clock, at the Theatre, where can be so-
cared.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

District .AYsotaat;0n.-Fh ministcis S
of; Marysvi!le District will meet in
association in this city, WEDNESDAY,
May 1llh, at the NJ. L Church. A SER
mon will he preached on Tuesday even
ing, the 10Th, by Rev. s. b SimpadS,
Presiding Elder of The District There
will be preaching each succeeding even
pig of the week by differeat ministers OF
the District.
The excic ciscs of the association du-
ring its session will he public.
WERB SISTERS. = The Metropolitan
Theatre has been engaged for the ap-
pearance Of the Webb Sisters on Wed
neSday and Thursday nights Of next
week. when they will appear positively
The sisters are said to be supported by
good company. and will play a differ
ent role of pieces from that on former
visit. The talents of The elder sister
will be brought into play on this occa-
sion in Eva dine, Camille ana other pie-
ces of like character, while the Younger
will contribute fun for the crowd, in the
farces.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

TIE n. O, CreSccnt, of April 18th.
says there is little probability Of Doug
las receiving the nnminatinn 1T Charles
ton, and ii not, The election OF s, ward tn
the Presidency is inevitable The Crcs-
cent says but for Douglas ard Forney,
Illinois and pcnusy ania would have
gone for Fremont ia 1856 The De-
mocracv has 10 such assistance now in
those States, and the late elections in
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Michigan.
Cleveland and St. Louis, show that Re
publicanism is but gaining strength day
bv day.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06

A FULL AoSoN GEO. W.. WEIGH
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-06
Friday Morning. May 6. 1859.

SNow.-Snow fell on Monday, the
2nd, one inch in depth about a mile
and half distance from this city. II.
however, did not remain long on the
ground. Mr. IIervey, ESpressman, in
forms us that snow fell rs fast tbs same
day in Little York Township as at any
time during the winter, for few hours,
1t is said that the earth was covered on
Monday some ten inches in depth on the
hills about Alpha.
The first snow Of the season fell in
this city on the 4th Of December. and
the last on the I'd of May.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
STATE or VERMONT

DaifdpHis bittnrt ss
The Probate Court N me district N Caledonia per-
e1uH Interested 10 thr ftatf ~ uaia fln1Fd, late
harErt, iu SID disillli dftrssrd tfsaif.
EkHA fAhhh hdHlulaffatuT cum fftfamfHt0 anne 40
- n al estate rpfrsrnta a. sad court lhF his prfign
iu HUNnEi tHi ratt Hffratfl Haa AZ tr flr u
tnr o. lerof certain frai estate a. WW IaTl s
lHHHlA fauiei tallrflf h hafnfi auffaad alec ahuHt
10 Hffa ~ d and pasture land situated near sall farm
in barnet afralid Ail that che rit certain personal 49,
tate iHnslallfs ~ iaun stnfkt iafmlus tiHIIa. 40
hala annsllal1f zlsn represents ai aali psftaual
iAit n Nn HuNfful in fauff o. paf tnr dfia dee from
tal4 nsfaaeflf Hfu hr charges ~ admftfa lion that the
ssr ~ aTt ~ Ne HDe ~ fhr real ad dCsas-
nee aH all. alln v fall 0alff ~ 1-rr affrffs
statute iH that hrhaf
hsd appf4ii,H 90 e heard snd decided b. sad court
aaF ~ Apri neat
uu aff ihrffYTf hereby uunfd appear tsf1ro said
inui ~ lhr inr aud place Aforesaid ald ave band
Nl condition ~ pa sai drttsand rapruaea ~ adiHHls
NstlH ~ surh su and Hlhlu such lime AZ taId iIrt
tha are " fpu Hnull rflrrn aHld fral rHtltf
tall nffuaa.
ps'sa q D. Jehn'bu8 Aforesaid thls ON DAY " Apul
nsf ASA FHENCH Judge u Prstats.
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SYITE on TERUONy

. - taledonia district. -
The Probate Court Of the district Caraula 10 ali
sns iutrfrscd ga the estate Of Hollis ucr late Of New
afk W said district. drCra sd. interstate
ATTAIN III hhltE administrator Ut said sstatr rem
te.sni IT, tai court 10y hia petition n Wfina that
ne ,aa ligs hfnse deceased vas ~ the timr q
death the owner u certain real estate Wit no -
arfra ana ssstliif nufthrfN end ullut Al
arfcs urNt suuthf same ~ iW cen the at
described 20 and the sputhefY tr same
lnt ant 81 acres the northef part 40 IA Ia sia
lsfi q" aEazzrs ai- tit-t ~-.-,
consisting Of gash chooses Ia action, ANA miscellaneous OF
if SAID administrator also represents that said person
~ estate y not tumc,nt % value, 60 pay The debts
nom aid deceased aud the yhargrs atminisfraUnf
that the sale ~ the hole of said estate h neess.af
iuf that purpose Ana nait administrator has made ~
pnraut 60 said court Or license aud authority 10 sell lie
wholcuf sai real estate saving the right, ct - WIDOW
therein ng udlnF the reverson Of dover pursusnt 10 m
provisions ufthr statute IN that behalf
Nsid application 90 te heard and decided hy said court
The sith 10, 81 Apui, A n, 1879
You are therefore hereby noaed to appear before aid
court ~ the time nud place Aforesaid. aud sitr hand
With condition to said debts and ckpsnsss Of aimp
ttat'n TOT ,uch sum aud within such imc said court
shaN direct o. you would redeem said roo nom sair
srsnld object u you ~ ~he granting OF
said llorusr. wv" ~
Dated 81 Johu,bufy Aforesaid this 9Th day Of April
A. 10 lisp. W."
Se3i AsNL FRENCH judge OF Probate
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Buy the Premium Bitters !


fENrESE Dittcrs have been Scforc tho public
- about three years only, aud vet ia this short
t.mc they have gniRul notcricty that il trulv
encouraging To the proptictors. Some persons
buy half dozen bottles for Their own use so
highly do they value these bttcrs. And vhcn
the public fully understand their worth tho sale
will amount to thousands n month. The alcobol
they contain Is pure their composition cntirciy
vegetable and their preparation conducted with
carr and attention.
Most persons want some kind Of bittcrs in tho
spring OF the year, aud when they nav 6ut their
money, would like TO receive TIM worth OF il In
return. This doctrine, " honest dealing we
have cndeA,orcd 70 keep In view in the prcnar,
ton OF our Differs We have not contri,rd d,
put together few inert or hurtnh medicines Win
large shnrr " alcohol or poisonous compound
that Is dealt out silly to the people under thr
name NJ spirits. Though II they would nut evil 20
thc name. 80 II might read c,il spirits IL rouid
% tolStabN Appropriate But NC have studied
eud cNpcrimcntcd Tor year, tn get up an article
chat would meet the wants of the public and W.
dAucr ourselves thatwc have succeeded and womb
gay toall who want thing in tho shape bittcr
60 Rire them an appetite. prevent and cure Jaun-
ace AMI Costlrrncss, promote tho circulation Of
the blood. lcmoVc drowSiness and restore tonc
aud give elasticity to the system. trit6o9 any
mixture Of rot gid. Buy the Premium Ritcrs.
sold wholesaic aud retail by HOYr &
GREEN So John'bury. VI, aud by traders gen.
erally. So"
March 81 1889.
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sTATE ~ TERnONr

tairdauih District, 10
~ Probate Court hudfn 81 Probate Unle i Sc Johns
A % lsst
inttfumrHt pufplrtinr o. he the tast viii and tssa
- usnt VI huphla Ncur late Of Nhrflvid iu said uis
fdrffaHrd ruH presented g. the Court b. Masri
natls 80 e Hhsin.li, aiufraaidt or Probate n o.
aft h aad 'nuf that a prfauna funtrurd thrTdiu b.
unilrd g. apiWa "a sessu 81 had Court g. BE- holden
he FfyteF uWss, " - Jehustuf}, ou the s'th DAY
Apf 4 u ltaYi and thre anf they tnay have
against The Probate ct said Nt TOT shith tsiftss h D..
Wsf ordered that cops ~ the record The order
Published 90 tut tAtHpustas, printed 80 50 Juhuabufi
cd tuf htafluE ~
AutsL AsA L.FKRScu Judge u rroba,s
-.s' AGs.L ASA g. FRENcu Judge pf rroba,.
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Argal A06trttHemEMts
JRDERoC NOTICEoC sETTLEMENT.

ORDER Of NOTICE0 az SETTLEMENT,
AIMUH 3. HEhhEITh EETATI
hIAIE OF FkhhOhI. Iaisaana ptuiri. ss.
fr4tsie ceun hta "a ht @slHsbpfy il saia astnc
kNhkhEAa. haisHs n Bennett and ELfuFEeTs Wtfe
" lff ndlnlsfrafara D Ne faiatr 81 Alapu hruurtt
lslt y hufse 20 $40 aala aelessfl poPese " ffn.
tnfr sccuut aEaua tald eatats uT fEalnaff.u aud a.
iss go flf pIrp4ss ofmakluE paru1u aHd ditiTl
uunn ~ thr rftlAf ~ tald rtae uhlrr decree ~ aad
Court smpnf 80 prrt1ns Nha aff BY ias enuusd % the
70 hfFrfff ufdrFfa 3D. aail fnHT fhat Che
HHaff confederation sHd o. heard ~ flf Probate O
t.e % ~ lcasbnfl. on ne 81 dal n haL y zee
H.inra Erfeli tl pghnatYu ~ 9pY ~ ihe lrl1fd N
fna nfhtf n tNt lalrn1ulaH urnif4 40 hi IunnHlurI
fNfff FftAH HartfafFfF pffgat g. Hail mF ~ hear
lnE ihAi tNel nst apPear aud cYutrst t4f aHnHaul
" aall atfpunf % fhfF rHuHf and s 1n hfaf1 I aaid
t.ull De- te ustrr ~ FaftoH aHd distribution ri sall
tatsfr.
% mscouu. Aust asa T.. PREgcH, Judge
"A $3.50 E1pI 40 record
Attest asa }. FREECH Judge Or rrohs's sa-s'
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STATE or VERMONT

To- Probate Court held ~ NJ Johusbufy Aitbin aud hf
Hall uttflii uu thf tih daY uf 4 pTiI 4 ID. Ihe
usfuWsni pufisfnH a. b. tbe last 30 and tesla.
Weht ~ Daniel turfNt late 81 - u1uu boz said Dtstnct
lttrarfd. teinH pfrarutrd Co the court here by nlY
iftdN M SffffldA hhfflu Hspfi Aht8qgltg y ggg,
nrd o. appfar az sftsuu uf said 10 holden 81 IA
riuhain pfc va ~ jobustufi The 2sth day ~ pa
~, ehh shrN gaus', am they may have, nrainst The
ROTATE ~ tai VIII tur which uuftsse " uthef nf.
drted thal COPS ~ the record ul TITS auof puabrd
yfrr urrtf suftrasNry tu TIE CArdntau printed al 81
Juhnshup, previous ~ ssid time appointed ~ heafinF
~ thr Cant Attest
true copy Of record Affect
A+ ASA J.. rKENCn. Jsdss Of Probate
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STATE or VERMONT

GEORGE nowNtSG's ESTATE
At Probate CURT held a. the Proha onrr In 81 Jobn.
bury, on the 2Sth dan 81 March, 4. ID. t-5p ''''
DYER DOWNING, administrator on the estAte nj
Dbeurpc Downing late OF 81. Juhnshury IN
deceased. nrkrs application t. said Court To- eS.
tend the time hctttolfe allowed him, TO paN the debt.
duc ttpn sad deceased and TO render his
account unu SOME mtutr daN Whereupon a ordered
bl snid court that said application h. heard and decided
az the Probate Once IA st JOhnshury nGirrsnid IN tb
llh DAY OF April A. d lea9 aud n Il ord. r.
that nohee be given TO apcrsons concerned by pubcA.
an, printed at 81 Johnsbury three weeks suceeasYs,
before said time ofhearing. '''''"
Ny the
Attest; ASA L, FRENCH Judge orProbate.
A true copy ofRecprd 'N'
sl-n Attest. ASA L, FRENCH. judge OF Probate.
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Sr1rE OR IERlLnNr

Caledonia District. 80
fhf Probate Court Of the district ardonia To ali
sons ntrrcatrd w the estate Lewis late Of
kifby, M said district, deceased intcsta'rf
RhNJAhlh NlrrfR administrator ct said estate rep
80 fe.cni, 70 said court hy his petition h. writing that
We tald truman lcNla. deceased az the o. his
death tue owner ocrftau real patnte 10
a,res otland In Kirby Aforesaid. halt OF Pail FACTORY
AZ West Concord IN the county EsscA Of IS acres
oi the Morse iatn M Concord In sad kses county said
administrator also trprscnie W sad petition.
be hcncnal to The heirs aud those Interested In said 81
tate hN the
81 making partition aud distribution uf said fsn estate and
the eApcse Incident to the and nt OF said
cseis having let no widow should he sold although the
same u not necessary 10 debts charges OF
uNou aud that the ptocrrd- of such should he
creed aud assigned a. the Law directs and ndinnsrA
tot has made application Ia said court rrnse aud au
thofitY 60 uc the whole 10 Tie
provisions ~ the statute w that behalf
said Application viii be heard aud decided hy said cour
the 2ith daN Of ANN neNt 4"
You are therefore. hereby notified appear hsre ALI
court, at the time aud place and object n ~,
see cause, 10 the granting Of said license.
Dated At 81 JOhnsbury Aforesaid this 10th dAy
A u 1859. 49, ~ 'A@''H'
G.3l ASA l.. FRENCH Jndgs N, ur,n.,.
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Threshing Machines !

II AN now manufacturing (at the shop formerly
U occupied by Randall 4 Whipplc.l one and two
horse power Grain hrcshing aud cleaning ma.
chimes. from the most approved patterns, which
for Conjunction, Durability and Execute ~ and
Freedom from Friction cANNor NJ IXcLIiEp.-
Those who iptcnd 10 purchase this season, will
find II for their interest to order soon.
Address LEMON gibson,
81 ST. JOhusbury VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in tie westerly part Of Luncn-
- hurgh about ihrrc miles from Iuucuhutuh
Corner. aud known a. the Morrill, Farm, contain.
ing lt0 acres ~ good land of which about 100
acres u cleared. aud suitably dis. "A. INTO moWinp
uARc and paAtufagc. THERE'S a Barn House
and shed on said Farm, aud an orchard Of about
80 thtiCN Young apple trees, aud good school
house within "a OF mile uf said hlass said
farm will be sold CutNr, and reasonable credit
giNcn.. Inquire ~ John ". liattshorn NJ Luncn.
burghs or of the Nibscdbcr az West Waterford.
J, \, HADLEY.
Jan 90 1850 1J,f