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u hUAllN "a AMI IL
efore the public.
81 One dose often repeat
! ed is q sure cure fol
= Cholera Morbus, and
> a preventive of ChOIe-
b ra.
> Only one bottle is
needed to throw out o.
= the system the effects o.
medicine after a long
. sickness.
One bottle taken fol
q Jaundice removes al
q sallowness or unnatura
\ color from the skin.
b One dose taken a short
time before eating gives
s vigor to the appetite anc
y makes the food digest
b well.
One dose, often re-
= heated, cures Chronic
Diarrhea In its wors,
!. form, while Summer
and Ii wei Com
. plants yield almost to
n the first dose.
A few bottles will cure
DrOpsy by exciting the
4 absorbents.
d We take pleasure IN
- Recommending this me-
n dicine as u preventive
: for Fever and Ague,
: Chill Fever, and al.
- Fevers of q Bilious
Itoperates witt
Y certainty, and thousands
y are willing to testify tt
q Its wonderful virtues.
9Th with The Inyiporator
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Opposite the Virginia Hotel,
x Stsnnton Nav g. 49,
NATIONAL HOTEL.-This large and com

NATIONAL HOTEL.-This large and COM
IN Portable Hotel is again open for the accommoda-
ton of the public / have secured the services Of
WIN. H. CARRIER Esq, formerly of the Virgins
Hotel and late of the American, long and favorably
known as Hotekeeper, who will devote his entire
time the business. 1t is situated in the business
part of the town. and well suited both to the Tray
cling Public and the Country Trade.
AN OMNIBUS will always be found at the Depot
on the arrival Of the Cars to carry passengers to and
from the Hotel free of charge. Neither trouble nor
expense will be spared to make all comfortable who
patronize the House. The Stablng is large and su.
perior to any in the State and will be attended by
first rate Ostlers
Give the National trial. Country custom will be
charged for Dinner and Horse-feed, 30 cents, when
the cash is paid, or Is cents when booked.
Staunton Ian % '59-tf NJ G.. HARTMAN.
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f4y7 Mix water IN the mouth WIN tue lu'iSo'a'oi
and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. $40 Broadway
New York.
Retaied by ali Druggists. Sold, also, by DR.. W
B. You've, DR.. II. S. EIcHELBERGER and z. d. TROUT
& Co., Staunton, Va.
March s. lS59-Iy.
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-Th undersign.
II ed have associated themselves, and offer their
of Lands, Town properly and every description of Re
al Estate. Landowners in the County or out of it,
who may desire to effect sale of their property, are
requested to leave at the office of Z. N. Guy, Brick
part of the Old Bell Tavern, Saunton plat and full
be open to the inspection of land buyers. Commits
sons moderate and charge for services unes sale
is effected. II ..-
t9g- RENTING and LEASING HOUSES attended
to. n. NJ WI,
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SANDFORD'S
LIVER lNVlEORAT0R !!

Compounded entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LlV-
4 Err MEDICINES now before the public.
Tbaaa EurnS remOVeI o One dose often repeat
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DOR RENT.-The best stand for COUNTRY
l. STORE in Augusta county It Is situated at
Turnpike 81 miles from Harrsonburg, q miles from
Staunton, and Is miles from Swoopes Depot. me
surrounding neghborhood is thicky settled, and has
wealth and every other inducement for merchant
that can be found in the country There is no other
store near enough for competition. Buildings all COM
modious and comfortable. Dwelling house can be
provided if necessary. Address the undersigned at
Deer6eld p. o.. Augusta county. Va
July 49, 1889 KENNERLY CRAIG.
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CTORE-RO0M FOR RENT.-The room formerly
- occupied by us is offered for rent 1t convent
emily situated for business of all kinds Call on Hen
ry Frank, at our sales room, Corner OF va. Hotel.
STEINER, BROS. Il co.
Stannton, July 10, lS59.-Yin copy.
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lust RECEIYED-A lot of fine Shirts, Collars,
% Drawers, Uudershirts, Cravats, &c. Also on
hand an assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for all
seasons, made up in the best styles, and will DE sold
Cheap for Cash, by kOAN abby,
Under the North Wing of Va, Hotel
czy- A few TRUNKS on hand, which will be sold
Cheap.
~ Ali work guaranteed as represented.
Staunton, July 10. lS59.-Vind copy.
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nIOWs FOR SALE.-f have erected large
Depot, adjoining the Fire Engine House, where
will keep large assortment of the various sizes of
TIC ''''o SCHUYLER BRADLEY.
Staunton, March l, 1s59-tf
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CITUATION AS A TEACHER WANTED-The
- subscriber, graduate of Washington College, Va,
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation as teacher of q
classical school.
~ The best of references given.
Address IL. T. DARNALL.
July 26, 1S59.-6ts. Waynesboro', Va.
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1--WE MINUTE FREEzERs-We have jus.
E received supply Of NOSES Ma u
son n which we invite the attention of all loverof
; 49, cream g. WOODS Il GILKES0N.
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o. A new house in process Of erection
by Roger Tubbs Of Gpillord was destroyed
by an uccndiary fire on Tuesday night Loss
5000.
o. On Thursday Of last week, the dwell
ing house and aud barn occupied hy the
Methodist minister at Chelsea, took fire
about 10 L. NJ, and was entirely consumed
with nearly oil iJ' contents H.,
a. The citizens of wcathcrsiicld are pre-
pairing to celebrate the centennial ann,ers r,
Of the char rering Of their town, which took
place August goth, 1901. q
To- An actor in Georgia in the course Of a
PLAY, kissed the wife of a brother actor once
oltcncr than the authorized version Of the
play required, aud was thcrcupon severely
whipped 10y the outraged husband. Having
been q "star" before, and now being provided
with "stripcs," he thinks he is entitled % re-.
present the flag Of his country.
~ A Young man who stole an umbrella
from the National theater Cincinnati, was
iaed Slj by the police court There mus,
be a queer state Of morals in Cincinnati
a. Mr.. Cobdcn the English parliament
arian, has gone TO America 10 exercise "thc
right Of search after some money that he in
vested in our railways Ii he finds il he
should let the rest US have the bcnpG, Of
his experience.
RyruE BANK.-This new bank is to br
organized in Boston ON Mondly next It /,
reported that the Ca,hicrship will he given &c
John W. Lcriyor, for many years discount
| clerk Of the Suffolk Bank
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FoutBn' Department.
30 Gontlo and obliging,

Hl'iN l'N lHI 'lllHNl'f
"lgpsnro help nae q minute, sister"
80 don't disturb me, I'm readiug" was
lue answer,
"Eat ju,l hold this slieI. Won't you while
drive this pin through"
81 can't now, want TO Guish this story
.,id | emphaDiealIyi aud my lutlt brother
turned away with q disappointed look 10
lcarcb Of somebody else 90 assist him,
he was o bright boy OF ten years, and my
uuly brother, lie had bgcn visiting young
friend, aud had seen windmill, and as soon
as be came home BIZ energies were oil en-
pluyed go making small one for he was
always trying 70 make tops, whVelbauows,
ktes, aud 30 sorts Of things, such as bays
delight iu He had worked patiently al the
morning, with saw and j,ek knife, aud nov IL
only rrcdO patting togclhcrto complete It..
and bis only sister had refused To assist him,
and be had gone away with hi, young heart
rdlcncd,
I thought q all this In the fifteen minutcs
hnrr hc l,ft me, and my book gave me no
pleasure, II was not intentional uukindnCSs,
Uuly lhoughtlcssncss for ! loved my brother,
and was generally Kind TO himi still, had
refused 10 help him, would have gone az
ter him, -and offered the assistance needed,
but knew he had found sope on, else hut
! had neglected on opportunity Of gladden..
ing q childish heart
In half an hour he came bounding into the
house, cxcluimiug, Come, Mary, I've got It
upi just see how IL goes Ills tones were
joyous, and | saw he had forgotten my petu-
lance, so determined TO atone by unusual
kindness went with him, aud sure enough,
on the roof Of the woodhouso was fastened a
miniature windmill, and the arms we're whirl-
ing around fast enough TO suit any boy ]
prBiaed the wind. mill, aud my little BROTHER
ingenuity and he seemed happy and entirely
iorgetful Of my unkndness, and resolved,
"a had many times before, to be always low
ing at,l geuilc.
\ few days passed by. and the shadow, Of
great sorrow darkoned our dwelling. The
joyous laugh aud noisy glcc were hushed, and
our merry boy lay Ia darkcned room, with
anxious faces around him, his cheeks flushed
und.hjs eyes unnotwally bright Sometimes
hi, temples would moisten and his muscles
'rlaN' and thcn nope would come INTO our
hearts, and our eyes would I'LL with thankful
tears. 1t wa, in one OF these dcccitfult nlm'
IN his disease that he heard the noise oil has
i'tlc wheel and said =" hear my Windmill,
toes " NUKE Your '1e7't s'efie - r'aiF'4
SHALL We take it down ?"
-'10 ne" replied he--'' i'-1eeRss IS #
were out OF doors and II makes me feel bet
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For Sale

U1IiE veil known lra Colby farm, pleasantly lo.
Gated 900 good road. 50 n D mle norm ~
DHuFille Green, aud within miles 20 ni' JaAua-
bury, uu che uld comfy road 90 hnuh baHfl.
Said farm contains about 100 acres suila1lY d.
tidrd into moving. tiilHRo. and paatu1sp ipB,ih-
90 with upnd enough fDi home usc = . QUO 90
flio bfsl WACat and corn iaWs lH thla paH ~ 'hg
clstrriF Giants. with convenient house Wd nui
uulldipls Wu boz suld Hifh 40 Nifh1ui thr 1nFs
Terms easy, as part rau rrWHu nu HnIlf"tI %
desired, For further Information inquire NJ ihf
-uiIrrrThrT on che premises Possession gwen
Immediately CUA'S u.s. PltEN llrh. l'Hf
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Al Probate court holden the Probate ONCE Lunru-
burg Ia said district on the l2h day Of March, a. y
IsS
~ xvi SILSBT, Executor on the estate OF Samuel
i'Ssby. late Of Luncuhutg, In said district. Deceased
makes application tn said court extend the time
heretofore allowed huu pay the debts
tate ana to render his dual administration uut
day Whurvupon. II ~ ordered
that said application he heard at the Probate ucr IN In
Ncuburgh the 9Th day uf April Hnd u Is VIthrr
drred that notice be all persons concerned hy the
pubvn un IT this order i the Caieunu printed At 81
Juhnsbury three weeks succes-iVc before said hVuring
By the Court--Attcat,
JONAH BRooKs, Judge.
true copy otrccord.-Attr-t.
293i JONAH BROoKs. Judge
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SET7LEMENl
ELZIrs BARRoN's ESTATE


STATE or VERMONT. Caledonia Distrivt.
Probate Court held ST Johusbury said District
on the llth day OF March A, ID. 1901
WHEREAS, Horace Carpenter. Administrator the
estate OF EEus Btrro late ufSt Johnshuri In said ~,
rict deceased proposes to render his All
minstrauoA and "a present hts account agnst said
tate for examination and allowance. purpose
making partition and distribution the residue said
cHtate under decree ofsad court among the persons
who By law entitled the same u q therefore
ordered by said court that the under consider
alton and be heard Al the Probate Once IN Johns
bury on the 9Th day Of ApriLA. u. 1859. Ana II Is
further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication copy record OF this order
In the CALIFORNIAN printed 81 ohnSbury three weeks
successfully, previous To said hearing that they
may appear aud contest the aowanccf said account "
they and also he heard by said court Ia tho
matter Of partition aud distribution of said estate
~ the Court
Attest ASA l. FRENCH Judge Of Probate.
oSl Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate,
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field sold q veal cali this yesk, that weighed
2g2 pounds, for cents pound.

At4l +rlA 4 wear can tAlh httfF NhNf " lkNfN
2a2 pounds, for o cent? pound.
FAuAu2G R VHnl1sT We are Inclined
20 think that there is no slalei 10 lhe Union
where tke abors pf iho farmer are better paid
than 90 Vermont Though empEaucaly a
mountain State, her valleys are tra,erscd by
railroads by which ready market is proyid-
cd, Win but little carriage, ia almost, If not
quite, every county Of The State, IN hprses
HHr sheep, she docs large busiHrsE with the
Southern and Western States, while her grain
crops, her diary products from which she Is
celebrated, and her fine beef, pork aud NUT
ton, Hfs unsurpassed In the Boston market
IN the Country Gentleman Of Jan, Is, We
gave . - lipmout Of ihe shipment Of butter
and ehrcsr during liz year 1868, from which
IL appeared char ogcr 100000 worth we're
srut a. mlykrl from single dopotiu Frank
liu county 10 lhe MiGdlebury Register Of
Jan. 20 ve dud tbe proceedings 81 The an-
nu,l mc1h,s Of lhe addison County AgH-
cultural society from which Il appears that
were awarded lor the following oropsl-
Winter Wheat-3l IL and AHA bushel'
per acre,
Spring Wheat ai - bushels per aero,
l.d,au Com-l2I 81 aud l2l Is bushels
per acre,
Oas-7l and % 10 bushels per acre,
/ Peas-3i bushels per acre,
White Brpns-ll ID bushels per aerr,
F roatoes-22j and 1872 bushels per hu!t
] acre,
Sugar Bcet.-3i0 and $50 bushels pcI
acre Country GeniiammL
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Administrators Sale,

DNlIE uh,crihcr os administrator ~ the cs
i tate ~ Geo " Clarke deceased, Offers IN
sale thr farm % which said deceased resided, III
uatcd IA Pr,rhau, tusrthti with the stock, tools
So, now ou baud. Possession given 60 daNs aitri
date uf salr Also one hundred acres ~ ,ef,
valuable. timber and paslufagc lands su Go,
lill aud one piece ~ land a. the outlet 81 Mul
Pond, tine location f1ra Mn,
Enquire II &. n Clatkr, So tUhushur, I'll
ward lAdd, uau,i'c, lW.ram Sapbofu. Peach
tm. who uoW resides un thr prcgi fees or "
y, W. CLARKE, Adm.
81 Louis, Mo.
pcarham. Dec, 1883. ldti
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G, g. P. r, r. R, CO,

NoTiCE.
4 IL persons that have subscribed for stock in
the Connecticut Il PassumpNic Rivers Rail
road Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcncr than once in nine
" DAYS, or once in three mcnths. are hereby mott.
fed that the following assessments are laid. viz;
Ten dollars on each share, payable the FIRST day
every succeeding three months thcrcaftcru the
whole shall amount to one hundred dollars on each
share,
Payments may he made nj the TrcnSurcr's flee
in Boston or at the following places, viz:
The Peoples Bank, Bank OF Orlcans. Bank oil
Lyndon. pnssumpsic Bank, Bradford bank, or TO
T.. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, VI.
BY order Of the Directors,
N, =. LOWERING, Trc- 'urcr.
Boston. Oct lGriSj7. 56tf
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1o5i Attest Asa /. FRENou, judge Of Probate,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIZ, tho Subscribers, being appointed by h IIonura-
" BILE Probate Court for the district commits
sioners receive examine and adjust ali claims and de-
mands Ut al against the estate Truman evils
nteot kirby IN said distct, deceased, and the ola
hyt+s~s that six months the 18th day Of March u
1852 krrsoued the creditors 10 present their claims
bcfnte Give notice, that 0 meet g,r that MIR
pose at the Inn u Ebenczef ste In 81 Iohnsbury on
the S'th dAy OF May A. ID tS5' aud the Ath day OF
August. next, at l o'cnck 7. n each said days
DAVID HUBBARD. -.
91sT1 CALVIN MORRILL,. wv ~
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Best Churn vet Invented.

l'HE Davis NclfAdjusting PatcutChurn einlrr,
the quick and easiest. aud max Is su,u,h
and as good butter a. the old Dashcr Churn.. II
works the butter milk ont and the salt in With ae.
,uIaeN and dispatch Buy one. and il it Is not the
hcst return It, For sale for the County Of Gale.
donia at the Agricultural Ware Hcuse by
ALIEN. LANG.
St Johnsbury, July Is. 1858 qiti
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Threshing Machines !

AM mo-" manufacturing lat the shop fatm,rI,
occupied DE- Randall s Whpplc.j one AID t.g
nnia' pIN. nH'n iuDhiup and cleaning ma
tln,h. u"W lhr meet approved patterns. whir,
inr vHHrHrhout BWal,nfy and Eleprt,ya,l
tTfff0m tow f','f,oa CAAAoT ur INcrtiIB-
nose VINO intend 90 purchase Ibis scasou. win
hna ~ ior ihrlr Interest no order soon
NuNi'sH LEMON gibson,
"' st. John6buTy, VI.
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F OR S ALE,

v Vt. situated on Main street. about ten min
utcs walk from Mcssr, Fairbanks scale works
and depot, is convenient Tor man doing business
ON the Plain or at padiock's Village. Ii Is a
well bull, house. convenient FOR one or two fami.
lies, has - gond rooms two cellars and out build
ings, a well Of good water with n chain putnp and
a cistcru ~ soft water.
The barn was fitted up two years ago in good
order Tor stabling horses and a new carriage
house built az the same time. There is one acre
of excellent land aud the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont.
p.S The Village people have huiltouc ofthrir
large cstcnS opposite the place this fall which is
very convenient IN case Of fire.
The owner having left town is anNions to sell.
and will sell at a bargain.
For further particulars enquire Of Russell Hal
lett near the premises
l5;f CHARLES SHATTUCR.
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o0DENer NoWCEql sETTLENEN
~ . III ('IG.

NNrHENEAS, it appears hy the settlement
w ~ the account uf /rbiua Nour.l, ctq. late
Receiver ~ hr Is.cN llua. thai under decree
~ the Chancellor, made Doc a., 1850, ord r,uF O.
dividend paid Upon me claims which bad been
presented and proved against sala Nsuk ust ui
the unuk safety Fund, that the following prrsuus
were entitled Co thc sums rDi CO. thtiT respective
names, which, have NOT ucru prosruttd i'r pas
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None VERMONT STOCK ron Uu SuruL -'
We learn that Mr.. =. l.. Guodr. of ldgeGrh
G, H., South Carolina, hiss purchased Of u.
G, Liuslry, Esq, tho four year old horse
Challenge" 20 well known TO most Of our
readers. Mr., Goode has succeeded Ia getting
one Of the finest horses Of his age 10 lh,
State, aud We have no doubt will hud his
purchase advantageous, but our stock grow
rrs must beware uf yielding too readily 10 the
tempting offers OF ru,erpriung breeders from
abroad, for our choicest animals. Vermont
will surely lose her position rs stock grow
ing State II care is not taken 20 retain the
,rty best Of our stock for our own usc,--
liudsOi ,ioHIili
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AGRIcuLTunN NEWS. Coal dust and ash
es, a pint in hill, ure recommended as a
remedy for potatoe rot by New Britain far
mcr.--Fifecn thousand milk cane are daily
transported over the Boston aud Worcester
railroad .-Porlcy Roberts of Washington,
Vermont, has chestnut colt 8 months old.
Is IL hands high and over 1000 pounds
weight. -Ehenezcr Cotton Of West Spring.
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AgrfruIturdl.

SALE or lIoRsEs.-There was recently an
extensive sale of horses in 81. ,4lbah'. The
Messenger Of that place, says \the sale Of
horses in that viliogc,which continued through
The week was much larger, and the class for
the most part more valuable, than character
lied the sale in January. Mr.. Bnshs pur-
chases we understand numbered eighty and
another party bought twenty, making one
hundred. Probably the average price paid
is not less than one hundred dollars, which
would make ten thousand dollars paid out in
one week for horses in that county. We are
informed that the "Jcnuison horse sold for
$500 seyerap2 her horses brought from $50
to 5000.
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500 DOLLARS WORTH

a. lowest wholesale precsl ORA above Cis win be
partially distrbutcd amoug purchasers with every SuuO
worth ot Books sold
Hs- All Booss sorp At PuuusnERs' LOWEST RErAtL
our Catalogue OF Hooks embraces oil Of the most popular
ArCcnt and Modern Hook IN variety sui al
Including History. biography. Fiction, Musical, MEDICAL
any add
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For Sale!
Board Planning.

TIE subscriber having fitted up a shop q
the Paddock %lachuc Work, with nr,, ana
''iire' aea'ncTy. 10 prepared to do all kind, Of
HpOD PLANNING
''th ncasncNs and di,patch and hopes 10 nsr.
md receive apart of the public patronage.
Also has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber.
J. J. LAND.
st. Johnshury, June Il, 1857. 3stf
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Good Stoves.
Sash and Doors,

rNHOSE in want Of first rate article in
1 the above line will do well 10 give us call
and huy good inside Dnars from ~ - "a -, the
1c,t workmanship In all cases warranted
l.. O. SIENENS.
ST. Johushurv. Oct. :, 1858. 6tf
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Ncnal a0Otrtiscmrmtp,
HIITL "a ILWnAT

hI-iIE or W. WONI-
Etse1 dlsir.tL 90.
90 Probate f1uff hHiru 100 Iunru'Urg aituH ant ipI
tHII IlIHfr.l .I tNr lHfN iHF Hf Nff.N a 70 zee. .
1lAlhtl Uli A-tHIIslfatHrlU itr rrilir HtHratr "
plrrr ais ~ rnu.lfl ln rll district lf fHssi matf'
l'a 40 1900 90 rf1aff is aanHIsf4HH arurl un some
Whrfrupsu % BE- arrrrd r sali rault itat ssdappra
CON ur Nt4nl ai GOO FuHtH fW.r n lHUrHlHftt 90 lNr
co.. Dol Fi.rH iHa U.r.ltr uI.rfNri % SOC r 'a' 100
pf iHis urlff 300 iHr tHIrlIau IuiHIa go IsHustuT
tHltt rrrtH sntrrssiftlBt urlalr t4ll utRilHf
lI ffIr rf'frt-HA 4l-al.
4 Wa' eGs ofrre''d -Au'It ,u nuoor. ,as,.
ORBEReCNO1IcEqf SETTAEHEN7
pANirLr GusuNH Estair
STATE o. NEHNuFl. tAilp-alA piEmrTss.
Ata Probate count HulIru af iHr Probate un.r iH pc
LHWsb1n g''IHn and aI aaI1 hH'u.l %" 600 l.'N 1ai
WutHLAs. HruI .miH Hu.Hu. 4IunusiritIr COG thr us
decreased pruIasra tFrrI-r alrHuUt uf ua Hi..UiH
fT4tHu Huu On IrfnHI IIH account arHUl a4Ii estate
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IAUTIIN,S

TOCKEY CLUB, Pa'chouly. Sweet Pea,
~ MlcHcurs, SC Fine Toilet Soaps. Fine
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes. for sale at
pGtf J,C DINGIIANf'S
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The Staff of Life p

USf received, another lot Of that excellent
~ tlonr-and for sale by the barrel or bag
Warranted TO give satisfaction, or the munrv re-
minded A. NJ. COCK
Railroad St, opposite Pass. House
Oct. .. -,C
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Conn, & Passumpsic r.. r.. n
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FHHE fol0WinR Assessments have been Iai5 ,-
. all subscriptions f1r che purpose of ertgTd.,.n
The road WHO per cent aH rseh share .Daya.i,is
Sept. lsti 1857, Also, DO per cent. an can 49,
payable every succeeding sIEU days thcfsaherrr'
lil che gWpunt ~ one hundred dollars ou ,s,i.
share shall have been paid '-'N
fuymrnfs mny boz made az me Bank ofOrl,sr,
lcople's Bank, Bank Of Lyndon. Passumpsir H.,t
bradford hauki J.. Cleveland, Curfntr,. NJ ~
Treasurer Office MOI Merchant Etrlsn,,I-'
Boston, Per order.
JunoIH57. az