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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
Ms.aaeisy un,.r.ilslsd.


The Lawrence RePu6ieda, with chafac-
tsristic nssnnsas and nsndacity, denies
in substance the truthfulness of our state
mehts Of the last two weeks relative to
the murders BY Old John Brown. II is
strange that Scion o. Fhacher, who edits
that number of the Republican, and no
doubt penned the article, should lend
himself to such contemplate falsehoods
as he has there enunciated. The only
conclusion to which we can arrive is, that
he cannot tell the truth. We gave dates
and facts that We are prepared to corrobo-
rate, and which we shall take occasion to
do in manner that the friend and de-
fender of Old John Brown will not relish.
1t seems proper that paper which pub
lished with perfect sang troid Old Browns
letters, usually known as his "Parallesl," I"
in which he acknowledged numbering
Mr.. Crew, and running off large number
of slaves, should now come forward as his
champion. 1t is only by falsehoods that
he can defend that villainous murderer.
In regard to the difficulties on our
southern border, we knew a year and q
half ago that the leaders who professed
to be on the Free State side, were labor
ing to bring on collision with the South,
hoping to involve other portions of the
Union, and ultimate in its dissolution.
We thought Mr.. MONTGOMERY was q par
ty to that movement, and hence our vio-
lent opposition to him. When we learned
to the contrary, and learned that he was
mere tool, though himself unconscious
of it, of these designing men, our views
of him changed. The first time we learned
Of his true feelings in the premises, was
when the issue was made between him
and Old John Brown, Montgomery taking
a violent position against him because of
his invasion of Missouri.
Whoever will re. read the JAY-HAwKER,
published by us last spring, will observe
that this was the character given to Mont
gomery throughout that production.
We thought it probable that the Thach-
er's were also tools of other men. Their
attempted defense of Old John Brown,
and their open donial of facts, as well au-
thenticated as any others in the history
of Kansas, satisfies US that they are in
volved with him to an extent we had not
previously dreamed of.
We shall give them the benefit of a
reviewal next week, which will perhaps
do its share towards putting them cor
rectly on the record.
We will take this occasion, also, to state
that the meanly partisan course of S. O..
Ihacher, during the last few weeks, and
his business transactions, by which he
hopes to defraud Others out of certain
legal rights, wholly unfit him for the
post to which he aspires and unless the
people desire to see fraud and villainy
rampant during the term of Office to which
he ,Oants to be elected, they should labor
to defeat him. We had thought 7!
Dvight 7hacher the author Of those vii
lainous articles in the Republican, but late
developments show that if there is a
depth to which meanness can descend
lower than T. D,Oight can get into, Scion
O. Thacher is the man for the work.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
r We see. by the Westuort Borde

@ We see, by the Westport Border
Star. that the Central Superintendency
of Indian Afairs is about to be removed
from ST. Louis to some more central part,
and that St. Joseph is likely to be selected
a. the new location. The Star says -
Judge Greenwood has expressed him.
self more favorably TO St Joseph, on ac-
count of the facility Of transporting mon
ey. etc, to that point BY railroad.-& 10.
Ffes Dem,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
Majority for Daily
Majority for Estsbrook
Otoe County,
Richardson County,

Otoe county, y
Richardson County, 35
Thus you will perceive the Republican
majority south of the Platte river is 438.
1t would have been much larger, but the
I1th was very inclement day, and the
Republican strength is in the country and
great number could not get to the polls.
The Government Officials drew money
from Washington to carry the election iu
this Territory. They spent thousands Of
dollars, and hired orators from Iowa to
canvass the Territory. Not satisfied with
this, they brought from the State Of Iowa
on the day of election, into this town,
about sixty Irishmsn who had never lived
in Nebraska Territory, and by this means
carried Otoe County by nine votes for Del
egate, and elected part Of their Legis-
lative ticket.
Mr.. Daily, by virtue Of the large ma
Ijority given him south Of the Platte, was
fairly elected to Congress, but the Democ-
racy are ever ready to stif1e the fairly ex-
pressed sentiment Of the people and to
disfranchise the actual settlers in the Ter
ritory, hence they procured the assistance
of DR.. Henry, who was srraigned few
years ago for shooting down a fellow
creature without any provocation what
ever, and he goes to Fort Kearney and
brings in returns from q country where
there never was vote cast before, giving
Estabrook 271 majority. Those who are
acquainted in the region Of country where
it is alleged this large majority was given,
inform me that there are not seventy five
legal voters or inhabitants.
A few years ago H. p Bennett was hon.
estly elected to Congress by the actual
settlers OF the Territory. and the Board Of
Canvassers went behind the returns and
gave his opponent. Democrat, the GER
tifcate. The Territorial Legislature then
changed the law, and required the Board
of Canvassers to count all the returns;
aud now fraudulent returns are brought in
to accomplish the same result that was
accomplished by going behind the returns
in the case of Bennett. BY these means
the actual settlers in the Territory are dis
franchised, or at least q majority of the
actual settlers.
I lam satisfied the people in this Terri
tory cannot get what is right and honest
while they remain Territory, unless they
take up arms as they have done in Kan.
sas. 1t is to be hoped, however, that Con-
gress will set aside the fraud and give Mr..
Daily the seat. Respectfully, yours truly,
WIN. H. TAYLOR.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
Tha Trufh of HisfnrH

The Linn County Herald states that
Old John Brown was prompted to mur-
der the five men on Pottawsttamie creek,
in May, sc, because those men had threat
ened to murder the Free State settlers in
that vicinity. This was Browns excuse
at the time; but it was not warranted BY
facts. 1t was also stated that these men
had assembled to make q descent upon
the. settlers, but they were headed of, and
slain. Others represented that they had
actually attacked the home Of Free
State settler, with the view Of killing him,
but were repulsed and slain in the man
ner narrated. The facts are The muir
dered men were at home, at their respec-
tive residences; some of them in bed,
Others watching by the bed-sides of their
sick wives; all unconscious of approach
ing danger, and showing no inclination
whatever to participate in the surrounding
troubles, when called out to be murdered
as they were. Mr.. Wilkinson had been
member OF the bogus Legislature. This
was the burden of his guilt; enough to
crush him morally, socially and political
ly but no cause, in our estimation, for
splitting his head open, cutting off his
hands, or running sabre through his
heart, particularly when in a defenseless
position. Those who wrote at that time
upon the subject, made such statements as
they did to palliate the offense, knowing
that the Free State party would be held
responsible for the outrage. There is no
occasion for repeating that falsehood
again, and we hope it will not be done.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12

or If there is capitalist in the East
who would immortaliss his memory
among the people, let him donate not less
than one million of dollars to the
worthy poor of Kansas. setting us down
for ten thousand dollars Oh, wouldn't
We write columns in bis Prsise, ofcourse
we would.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
Public Lecture.

Rev. Mr.. THOMAS will deliver the sixth
lecture OF series Sabbath evening. Nov.
18th, at O'Clock. Subject Temper
ance. Citizens are respectfully invited to
attend. 49,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12

W Those wishing to exchange corn
for goods will do well to read SoLoxoN's
advertisement this week,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
The B.salo Of Freedom.
LAWRENCE. KANSAS.
sLTURDAY MORNING, BsT. u, 1859.
TERMs.-.ss.so PER AHEUM. IN ADvANCI

1ses sAsEl ~ Rsesu the HesDIs's rig snaintaii
VOsV'S ~ ORtg, sad uabrihsS by gain,
DiOGSSa bats TrutA, - Liberty snd Law,
Bs RavsPsWays us, and n Q FeaP shaIl awe.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
TO Subscribers.

TO UuDBCKIDefBs
(Xl VAsn the ssgn for which subscribers re-
ssiVina tAsiE paDsBs b. mail or at the Post-ofice
IL out OF Se4sy 90. ve convey the intelligence By
. osOss q the Sad Of their names, like the one
o. e4s commencement Of this notice. This will
rive 81 fsil opportunity to know when their
their subscriptions.
III Extra copies Of the Herald Of Freedom
put lp il wrappers for mailing, if desired, can
be had at the Office. Price. Five Cents each.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
Good Stoves.
F OR S ALE,

4 FINE ctrrago o-.ilegce ON 81 johhsbuB plain
n q. situated ON NJ lain street, about ten min
utrs walk from Mcssrs. Fairbanks scale works
aui d,p1t ~ convenient frf n.oab doing huaiucla
on tho Plain of Nt rItt1rkv Niil1rr. n - ~
Null built huusr, convenient flr one or two fami-
t.a, has ~ good rooms, two collars aud outbuiid-
inp,, o well ~ good water with a chain pump and
a gistorn ~ soft water.
The barn was fitted mp two years ago la good
order Tor ,tabugA horses, aud q now carriage
house built 40 the same time. There h. one acre
Of oNcCllout land and the choicest of fruit that
grows Ia northern Vermont
s., The village people have built ono ~ their
4-4---ilIna enpo. ~ the nlacc this all which rs
Npr ruuN uutrNt Iu .a.' ~ err.
The owner having l.n town Is anxious 20 sell,
aud viii sell ~ a bargain,
For further particulars enquire ~ Russell Hal
lett near the premises.
1851 CHARLES SHATTUCK
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4 How III DID 1T gave her rose and
1|Ve her a ring, and asked her 10 marry me
.en but she cent them AL back, ,ufensihlt
ing. and said she'd no notion Of men.
VI her ia oeoars 81 money and goods, tried
brighten her With agroWl but she answer
that she want brought zap 10 he woods
be scared BY the screcch Of an owl.
,lled her beggar, and everything had
Dghied her features and form ell ~ length
succeeded 10 getting her mad, aud she rag
Ike he sea 10 q storm, And then IN a
someni turned and smiled, and called her
y, angel and all she frll IN ms arms like q
searisome child, txelaimiuB, awe will marry
biz fall"
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Cbr Californian.

ID PAINFUL WIfE-The MnfrsShal dc
uehy, having been conducted prisoner 10
II lUHsmbuTg, bad scarcely arrived there
Esn his wife entered the prison, The JILL
a obsrrved 90 hcF that the order fof the
rssrhal's arrest made no mention 0f her.
answered with mingled gaiety and sweet
b., Since nay hnsbaHd i O pr,soHer, ! an
n slro
IAyhsn be was carried before me Revolt
,narJ TihuEal, be wa siill attended by bis
D., The Public Aceuser having Informed
AdAms do Mounohy that che was not called
DO 10 appsar, she replied, " IlLu ny hus-
|ad IL called Tor, an also called"
Do a word, when the fatal sentence 0fdeaih
u pronounced upon the Maresohal, bis faith
wife sscended the cart with him and when
y sIeculiDner objected because she wHs not
|ndemned 90 die, she answered, "SiHce sni-
.rs q pasIsd upon ny husband i - pasi-
npGH ne afA -----r----
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Buy the Premium Bitters !

TNNHESE Bittcrs have been before tho public
II about three years only, and yetin this short
time they have gaibtd notcricty that Is truls
encouraging 90 tho propristors. Some persons
boy hSN dozen bottles for their own use go
hishiy do they value these Aliirts, And when
the pu bic fully understand their worth the sale
l,il amount 30 thousands a month. The alcohol
they CONTAIN n FHfvT
vegetable and tasiE preparation conducted With
care aud attention.
Most persons want some Kind Of bticrS IN the
spring OF the year, aud when they pay out their
money, would like Co receive the worth 81 Ii IN
return. This doctrine, Of honest dealing. we
have endeayored 90 keep Ia view ia tho ptCpara.
ton 81 our httcrs. We have not contriycd to
put together few inert or hurtful medicines with
large share ~ alcohol poisonous compound
that IL dealt out silly 10 the people under the
name Of NpsriA, Though II they would put evil 20
the name. 40 II might read evil spirits. IL would
be tolerably appropriate Bat W. have studied
ans experimental Tor years 60 get mp an article
that would meet the wants of the public, and We
latter nutsclNcs that we have succeeded and would
srv toa,l who Waut ar T'ITU III rfrr -r't'--
10 give them an appetite. prevent aud curc Jauu-
dscr aud Cosuycness, prsmote the circulation 81
10 blood, remove dtuWsin aud restore tour
aud give elasticity 10 the system. ri'lom any
mature Of rot gui, Bay the Premium niuprs.
sold Wholesale aud retail hy HOIr IS
GREEN 81 Johnsbury, Vt, and by trader, goa,
orally.
March %. 1850.
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Premium Fire Works

A + " 1o',sdie aud Rstdik Fourth Of July
" C0NE.iHees, and ofhera sNBphed oifh drgs
or suta2 amounts. Ger tgorks orr to1rrdnfed 10
ne 81 tie largest sizes the safest 20 ire the low
ct priced, and ihr best qsaity. tur distant
transport On, convenience IN packing, and say
~ Of frTi0l, tre iroid recommend ar Hrr yorf-
abr NE no L. 100 Iurprdos, and CAiHcis Dis-
foi eraCksrs, 80 the hrgtsf culHfihrs and at the
loNcst prices, together With an th ACiher varieties
rfarge and small hrc works by the dozen or gross.
Gold medals awarded % thi, hrm by the Ma.sA.
stRscfft ChtrHd5'c Mrrh1uirf fuoriafioH "Fsr
bar hrc icorAs. eThibifcdoH boston common. Id
dreis al thar old stand,
JAMES G. HONEY & CO.,
NO. l49 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.
Laboratories At Cambridgepor aud Brighton.
Mass.
May /, 1859 39-i3
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u lNPoHuD MEssENGH AND HIS DESCEND
LSTs,-A gentleman, fully competent 20 the
sNnderskinG,is preparing concise description
<nd history Of Messenger and h's immediate
ls,eendanis, Tor publication IN the American
took Journal. IN order 90 render this 1s
Dbl and complete a. possible, al persons hav-
<hg any knowledge Of these horses, ave re-
ursteG 10 aid in the matter, by commitment
+hg such facts a. they may deem Of interest.
reformation il particularly desired in relation
y Mamhnno, Chancellor. WhynOt llamilto
ian General Co.rsJ Plato, 'I.ppoo Saib, II.
Dancer, Engineer, Ogdtns Messenger, Bush
Messenger, and others Of which any person
'nay have dsBHHe knowledge. Like inlellL-
Ernce N fiFEfFTii lIIls lia4 mares hy lm.
ported Messenger, and particularly rs TO the
lam OF Young Bashaw (sirc 81 Andrew Jack.
pon.) the grand dam OF Andres Jackson, the
Dam 1f Columbus, and 81 all mares by In
ported Messenger which are iu the ped,grees
ri acted tFoltcrs.
Conn, anieationA should be sent as soon as
prsriioahlc. and address 90 American Stock
Journal, No 40 Fulton Street, New York
S'5ck journal
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Ira. ,o..ssIl Of ftssAAo fHtNcH Judge fProbs,.
l.n Attest asa g. FRENOH yuara Or prsi.,,


W. lhr fuhaf rn i.fiia apT aflrd Ia the pr..t, H.,
~ lNr llslii ~ alriYl oinhi ssiaBsfs 81 gstsis
f.Nll NHN ahlIfl Hl tlHluI aHu HfUauds III All t.T.
saaa ~ '.!alr %. samu' q marlin htr iiafd TX IN
talli' ", sasfl and Ne riahna ~ ~ drreatsI ~
iliu DE 90 d4f M MAJ, 70 isi9 ~ aiia,t,9' ~
NfffN. W Wfttul Thew rniua o. aaf ranin ls,iss
~, an4 sllps angrt and nat 10 III mssi VI
Do sall tiafdHlft n the fth ual' III Jane nd IN,
days ~ ~" 80" ~ H'l
Es 3EBaS G6ssglr' oSsai1,ll..,aa.n.
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~" Gh6ssE' ca'aa'l..'onsn,
OHDER of NOTICE0C SETTLEuEVB
TIMOTHY EBWAHD's E.tate '

~ Probate touU htin Ne Inlnsbufy IN ~ ii.,,,
900 lhr hil daf ~ MAJ 4. - is0. -"'''
WlllhiAn. John q. IalrI. sItptutstrat.r ~. 49,.
ilm"lh1 .dsar. tate 81 wshiehin said bistfi,
nfifh'fH IfnlHgra iHffndrr atCluut ID ma ada.i,
ration en- tu pffefut hH account aganst ssii ~, =,
'i lHUnHiln 900 niIs autH fur ths purpsf III r'at
lflNi aHH ualUHNiu 90 thr residue 81 said rstag ~
.L 'N.f FL" 800 court ANGUS the I,rtslua ho az n,
lNh. fhllllI g. lhf same ~ a. thrrrfuft ordered ~
hah lHNIi ihni Goo nHIHr come under llusIfrr.t.f
!F uftfl 90 ihr fHlHtg unl,e iu 81 JohnstlTf ~,
iNt lHIN na uf JHUN. 4 10 lrH Ana d A. rt,tt.t
ufifr nat Hu irfsuus iutrfrsri BE- uutnrd bsfsiT M
~ ---l-.r--r T-Tf-J M ri JHimhbufY. three g,,t.
.NDr.r.'fH pu'lHus 90 sld tune ~ hearing that mo-
tnaf HNrHr and contest the allowance 0f aid sT.i
10 they tausa and aits De- heard b. iii e,gft ~
lur matter ul partition and distribution aali pttate
.,,,.,..,, Allr,N Asa l.. iRENCH, jude
N3 A'tcit Asa l.. FRENCH. JUDI.
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Fancy Harnesses,
AIL WORK MAlLANIEn-
CARRIAGE WORK.

T'HE subscribers having rented part NJ ut
shop iumuly occupied 10y wheeler a Flint
~ the steam Min, would say 10 their friends and
tho public. That they are prepared O. DO any work
ln Carriage Building or Repairing that may be-
experienced workman
Also siimson N Chapin's improved Broadcast
Seed Sowing Machine, which with one horse, will
spw from 20 90 80 feet wide, aud more even tifag
can be- done by hand Call and see them,
Al work done faithfully. aud with despatch
Please give us % call o. X, CHAPLIN a co,
So johurhuty, Aptil II, 1888 n
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~. Gl..l L' az rnrxcn lna.. ntrros.
COHMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

WE. TIC sun.orllcrs being appointed by the Probate
" Court Tor the dlatrt ul Called uia Cummiss oner
receive examine anu ADJUST an claims nud demands "
persons against the estate uI Daniel Emery Iatc OF udon
100 Nlld district, decreased and the claims ~ the ~
,tad rihultd lu Object hrrrtp hcr,L g,r notice that
~ month"; nom the tih daN ut April 1850 allow -
.f Tue ftuinIs Co. tNhlut ana provo their rttpcytfc
elaine Co., said commissioners, Tor examination and a5u
ahtc. auN That Wu ni meet ur that purpose. At The
.s% = A--!il ala IL liz lg-El-.L -llt Lyndon. on
TIE sth utN ui MAY. and II| M 1Y Or o. 1rr
ut luu'tlu,k, 4 n On each uf stit DAYS
GEORGE 4. tAtuUN.l
SMALLER HtEl. COMMANDMENT
Abs1' HEN. san BORN
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Important TO Farmers
The Subscribers are Manufacturing the
PGEMIUM, VERMONT
MOWER and REAPER.
IMmLA11I b 1ttaa ). . ~

COME Of the points u excellence and pc
> ruliar advantage which this machine has over
others mas be- enumerated a. fnlloNs
lst-lu having thc cutiof-bar hinged 60 the
frame so AZ Co. adjusf il'elt 60 the une enness n
ihr ground. t1-iiaNiuF tW0 arriving wheels 90
dive thr rufrrrs, one slips thr other does The
work. Id-1hf whole weight ~ the machine is
on thr wheels where BE- BE- required 90 H'Fc pn"er
chine b. backed, tnr luiyes cease 60 ,iumte :
consequently you back aWay from distractions
without danger ~ breaking ne huNet, nih-lhc
machine cute Ou che nigh, aud b. Rcatrd sn that
either Gtrn or tnrsrs con he urcd. bul-lho cut
tcr bar can hf raised N NJ 20 inches 80 that the
farmer CHu gather his grH.s srrd before hr w0Wa
biz grass n be- chooses, th-lbe cutter bar is
easily raised 10y lever which iH Yry convenient
when coming o. the corner ~ the land. when
aIsrdt che machine rln boz turned as short or NDu
pcarrt OF go over che WpWn Eana. hih-lhC
machine 90 mostly iron, aud 'ry tIWU.r lu lee
construction hnN rlu uHu1rr 10 W1ih ease,
Tho b0Nra are ail Hatif.d, aud che puafI4 Of
hairute hoa, oh-H has uosida man.
We desire hat c,ey farmer Wishing Go pur-
chase Q moving machine, should srr lhc Yer
mont Mower, uud f.Hf a. guuf ytHhftrf. Weave
confident II will please them, and hat there BE-
none better. II b. irHrfuufrf CO. rut grass equal
90 thr best mower with srNfhr, 10 thr rttr 1LlLL
With light pair ~ hufarf aud driver.
We would hr clad Gu Ert the address o. every
farmer Intending O. bay mower this 'casou,
and will send them cut ~ the Vermont Mover,
"iff VIZ INV iiN' N'Nf ~ lNi NNIlNNI IlNNN
early boz thc season, ih,i thty may examine 10 and
in.lHe its tieiuselira ~ lis uictlts
We will almpI, add one ut thc many ,otiihcatrs
which "r have lr our possession.
NnrIu iiAHtfDHp, WttuIrsfos CO.. y y Sept si - q.
M,,., WntssrnA Nc, h,,ciN o,1in mot one n
90 tNs tIIulN. strfr htt rHstaut ur Ifuurs GO
lna ."lsf aign ana an gilhus 60 cav ar snrss q a.
frl hfhN a-ri'lr - si' ifHn ii,rutss auu uuIHu u
cutting ,lIHilf ui adapting ltr Go Efuunus a.
tN Uf lHHF uiHtHf Dec and turning tHNrTa tpUH
Nttnn,r uu nrl tuHuuirr tuuilit and tutrulrrts
u 40 dftgf, y hasul equal 90 TITS plu ut tlr ,1uuiN
a. ihc Nruual lair ~ ihr Washington co Agricultural
hu rif hri go harIu TIE TrrHrUt month the
. uu Warm implements Wi WLth an one uuauiuuust
save Wrfrrnrr over even other machine rhhhfed Hud
iu uar iu thr county. a. ~ iNsALhHEE
Manufactured a. the Caledonia
ACIIIN NE SHOP
81 Johnsbuu, VI,
~ ny HIGGINS s. CARR.
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ORDER NJ NOTTCEoC SETTLEMENT,
.LML-LL- :. ~ ~ - - = " ~ = :.

NfNftr'it kAAAaA - Azla4ia4.ia ulaifltt A..
Ah Probate tuuu hrii Ht Juhnsbufy Ia said di.tft
un tur fth daN Of Ma 4 % 1850 "
WNtNlAN. CALVIN Mtrflu. admiuistfatof on IN.
la" q" samuel Head late ~ hradrt air, IN said M.
ll N tanfn lfHiHir proposes Co render aft1uHt N
ne aHulnlfliHlion atd Co. present ha account
s'ul shl estate o. 'fainlnAtuu aud ailos anes
w. lhH &c. 'Hsr ul making Partition aud dtatrhutisn
80 W. frfllug FOL. snt satatr. under drcfca 20 said
A"ull ll.". lNr ffHIta u are hf Law entitled ~ tbs
sAWf W. hrftr urhtftd hN Hald Court that the sans
niN'n.,' l,i.'uh 800 D. heard A. the Probate OF
AnlN a. Wfthgf ordered that a pcfsnns Interested BE-
lH' hF'Ff ~ pnhllgattmH 81 tupf of the Of
ih,s "dri w ne t,edpnian, printed a. ~ Jphnsbufy
lhifr Nftha suttfarN previous g. said time "
lnE that trN apuraF contest the aiioS ~.
~ had count " thrl cause And alsn be- heard hy said
'i 10 tue matter u partition Aud distribution " sail
rstatf. " N-'
-, ne Court Attest. ASA l. FRENCH. Judr.
Attest ASA !. FKESCU Judge Of Probate ~.
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For Sale.

1--WE u,.i known lIa Colby farm, pleasantly lu.
Gated uu good road, 30 " mile north NJ
DhuNllle Green, and within % miles ~ So. Johns
bury, ON doe old county road ~ Nouh DauNillr --
said farm contains about 100 arcs suitably de-
'dcd into moving, tlagr, ana pasiurla.c. laG-lL-
~ ~ fTTTT IT IN one NJ
the beet wheat and corn farms iu this part Of the
county, having ABOUT - Hrrru- rptttltsslt gHd
casirfly cauts, with convenient house aud out
buildings. Mill Doe auld with OF without he crops.
l,uus easy, 49, a part eau remain on mortgage II
Desired, For further Information lnqulCr. ~ the
subhruhrr Dp the premises Possrrriub given
Immediately. CllA.h b, pREN .lSS. lvtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
BARTLETT'S PATENT,
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SEWING (MACHINE
A Practical Family Sowing Machine,
for the Astonishing Low Price Of
S5.6Ol!

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uNllE construction Of this wonderful mn
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isf-tt,-, A. ID will il q lillc
time become so familiar WITH IL. aUausvurutS
that the, can ,raai!y use, and dtr0VN Keep ~ IN
good working order, without auy uestspurc--an
immense advantage, possessed hN mo- other ma.
chine. IL makes no noise, and can be attached
like a Sewing Bird, TO tho work table, occupying
very litllc room. II scNs hroldcloth, mn cloth
and cotton goods generally, ln a most perfect
manner,
The long wished for period has arrived, when
every family has brought within it, means a sew
ing machine adapted 20 t.... wants.
The subscriber can refer TO the best families in
town, fully endorsing all that h. said iu praise Of
this wonderful, machine. who use 10 constantly
aud testify Co 1s being worth "duublc its cost
aud more too" II win save the expense OF 4
-a4all gin iu-mauy families. ENtra needle, al
ways Co hs had.
sold only by
S. JEW EFT, St. Johnsbury, VT,