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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
Mr.. Sickles in Washington.

A Washington correspondents thus speaks
of Mr.. Sickes' appearance in the House:
"There is general stir among the fairer
portion ef the audience as Mr.. Sickles saun-
ters quietly by--a slender figure, attired
with such Parisinn faultlessness of taste
that he has acquired tho name of the best
dressed man in the House. Dark brown
hair, brushed smoothly away from his white,
broad forehead full beard and moustache.
and handsome face, ali but the eyes-oh
such singular looking eyes AS long as his
head is turned, he seems an Adonis, but
the eyes spoil all. His usual style of dress
one that makes him tho envy OF every dandy
on Pennsylvania Avenue tor its dlstiagus
perfection-is black dress coat, with velvet
collar, and light grey trowsers, taperiug
down to the small, shnoy boots. His hands
are encaaed in perfectly fitting kid gloves of
some dark color, which he constantly wears.
even in his seat. THIS habit has given rise
to a superstitious rumor that they are worn
to conceal the deep blood stains which he
fances are still crimsoning bis hands. He
lounges in a sort of nonchalant way upon
his seat. seldom accosted by his fellos.meln-
bers and apparently quite unaware that he
is the center for hundreds of curious eyes.
lie is boarding in private family on Thir.
teenth street, and Teresa is with him"
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lives AEBIAzARUs.

Mansion and woodlohd. moor and hill.
Aud laughing stream that winds afar--
These Dives hath. The poor, who fill
The world. to him as nothing are.
He eyes them with Indifferent eye;
His sacred pleasure may not cease
Though they in hopeless penury die.
Or live mid woe He dwc!ls in peace.
o frightful fate ! The peace Of earth,
Freedom from care. must wicked ease,
Banquets and perfumes. music, mirth--
Save us. o Lord from love Of those !
Give us to lovo Thy poor, by whom
In sorrow earth's rough ways are trod !
0 may wo scapo that awful doom
"Who mocks tho poor reproachcs God.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

MozART's PREsENTIMENT OF HIS DEATH
Mozart was on his death-bed when he
produced his last work-the celebrated
Requiem" When he commenced the
composition, the illness under which he
had been for some time suffering increased d
to an alarming degree. He became fe'
verish, his ideas were gloomy, and he
felt a conviction that the funeral music
he was composing for another would be
completed only in time for his own demise
His wife, distressed at finding himself un.
able TO dispel those dismal ideas. followed
the advice OF the physician, and took his
papers away from him. On his becom-
ing somewhat better, the manuscript was
returned to him, but soon afterwards he
was attacked by violent fever. On the
day Of his death he requested 10 be allow
ed to retouch the composition on which
he had beenso earnestly engaged.--Ahel
altering few notes. he gazed upon the
music, and with sigh, said. addressing
his wife: "Was not right when l declar'
ed that it was for my own obsequies
was composing this iequiem?" Then,
after pause, he added: ~ die Just when
I have triumphed over every difficulty"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
John Randolph's 8 Sarcasm.

The following characteristic incident is
related Of John Randolph of Roanoke:
A member of tho lower House. from Vir.
ginia had recently died. With this gcntIo.
man Randolph was on very friendly terms.
His successor was elected in part as was
said, from his holding up tho idea that if
elected he would "chustse John Randolph
into his senses Tho bruGgnrt had been in
his seat but a few days, when he sought to
| redeem his plodge by making II furious at.
| tack on the gentleman from Roanoke. He
was in the full tide of angry defamation
when tho object Of his abuse entered thc
House. Ga taking his scat no barely look ed
at tie speaker, aud then began hasty yo.
rusal Of tho newspapers aud documents on
his desk. All exI Iocrod reply. IL rere sport
as matter OF course. but they were, fJG
that timo. disappointed. Some DAYS after
however, when tho House. the lobbi, and
galleries wcro full Randolph obtained the
floor to speak to somo resolution then un-
der consideration.
In tho course of his remarks he took oc.
casion to speak in tho most complimentary
terms of his friend, the deceased mOmbcr
whose scat was occupied by his successor.
who was large, porly man With inm.
table olocution, which hushed tho lfnuso
into tho most pcIfcc; silence. he turned 10
tho seat occupied by his rudo antagonist
and said, with bis blandrst but most scorch.
ing irony, 81 ailude to my esteemed friend
| from Virginia, lately deceased ana whos,
seal is sill VACANT - As his Incompatible,
emphasis fell on the work vacant" the
death ike silence was dispcIed by tho most
tumuituous laughter, dctying all control
and in whi'h h friends and foes olko joined
1t was told mo as fact by an Intelligent in,
! formant, wins hld it from orc prof ssng tc
be personally acquainted with The facts
that the effect Of this adroit innucndo wa,
so killing to the principal victim. that he
resigned his seat in the body in which he
had so boldly proposed to chastiso John
! Randolph into his SENECA.
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An Eccentric Physician.

DR.. Sydenham, a celebrated physician
having long attended a rich patient with
little or no advantage, frankly avowed his
inability to render him any further SER
vice, adding at the same time, that there
WAS physician by the name of Robert
son, at Inverness, who had distinguished
himself by the performance of many re-
markable cures OF the same complaint
under which his patient labored, and ex-
pressing conviction that, if he applied to
him, he would come back cured. This
was too encouraging proposal to be re-
jected; the patient, with the necessary
letter OF introduction, proceeded without
delay 10 Inverness. On arriving he
found, to his utter dismay, that there was
no physician Of that name, nor ever had
been in the memory Of any person there
so he returned ,vowing vengeance on Sgd
enham, and on his arrival al home, he
sent for the doctor and expressed his in
dignalion at having been sent on a journey
of so many hundred miles for no purpose
"Well," replied Sydenham, "are you
better in health ?" ayes, l am now
quite well; but no thanks to you."-
mo" says Sydenham, "but you MAJ
thank Dr.. Robertson for curing you. II
going you had DR.. Robertson and his cure
in contemplation, and in returning yoI
were equally engaged in thinking o
scolding me-"
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mad prank of old Brown may servo to
awaken him to a sense of duty. We quote
fow moro sentences. to show tho spirit Of
the above prophetic warnings. lle said:
"Sr, tax our lands. vilify our country.
carry tho sword Of determination through
our defoncoloss villages; but spare Us, |
implore you, spare US the curse of slavery,
that bittorost drop from tho chalico of tie
destroying angel"
llo Insisted that society in sclf.dcfcncc
had right to abolish slavery, oven WiIhout
compensation tn the masters. But We must
conclude our extracts with following pas.
sage. which he emphaticaliy adopts from
MIR. Jefferson:
You must approach it-yor must bear
it-you IN ust adopt some plan of einauci
patton, or worse will follow"
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REPARTEE,-"I once heard Lord Broad.
land who was fast man, ask dear old Mr..
Justice Mellow, of conViviai memory, if there
was any truth in that old saying, AS sober az
Il Judge :" It was good bit. and We all
laughed heartily at it. 1t is perfectly true.
replied the judge, as most 0f these old saws
are. They are characteristics, at least, for
sobricty is tho attribute of judge, as inebri'
ety is of q nobleman. Thus We say, AS
sober as a judge, and As drunk as a Lord.
Mellow was tho readiest man l ever kneWj
he went on to ssy-I know there are men
TOO fond of the bar TO sit on the beHeA, and
that there are peers who richly deserve .
drop. The irst arc unworthy Of elevation
the last seldom get what is their que. ::
DubRs UsiVsrsity MOgasiae.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

PREsENTlMEST OF DANGER.-Among the
incidents attending the late catas trophe at
Lawrence is the following which affords a
subject of speculation. A young woman,
an operative in the mill, who belongs in
Johnston, in Mass, while at dinner on
the day Of the accident, had prosentimenI
that something awful was about TO happen,
Sho endeavored to dissipate the feeling, bnt
was unable to do SO. She went into the
mill as usual, but the matter prossod so
heavily upon her mind that about o'clock
P. NJ, she had to 60 home indisposed. She
thus escaped the terrible consequences that
ensued.
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THE WANDERERS EVENING HYMN.
BY Z B. PLIMPToN.

bI o. Ilslht lONs
Star Of the evening,
Glory on high.
Q con of tho beautiful,
Gem OF tho sky:
Light of tho tray'ler
longing for rest.
EyGrmore peacefully
Glow in the west.
Eyes that arc watching
Gaze upon thee,
Eyes that ate lovingly
Waiting for me;
JOY of tho wand'rcr
Far from his home,
Be thou Loves messenger,
Whisper ! come.
When DER carth's pilgrims
Dark grow the skics,
Day.stur OF holiness,
Do thou arise:
Aud when flesh fuilCth US,
Ligh, Of tho bIost,
Shinc on our wandoriDgs,
Guido Us to rest.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LAW FIRM.

LFRED PHELPS & Albert G. Riddle com
n posing The Old Luw Firm of Phelps & Riddle
and Alfred Phelps, Jr have formed Copar rtnershp
connection for the Practice OF Law, under the
npme OF Phelps, Riddle & Phelps, Mt the old Office
OF Phelps g. Riddle, where they viii attend to al!
law business which may he eutrnsttd to their
care, ALFRED PHELPS,
ALBERT G RIDDLE,
ALFRED PHELPS, in.
Chardou, December 9th, 1859. 5l7lf
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THRASHER, DURFEE s. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys Il CounselIors at Law,

CHARpoN, GEAuGA COUNTY, O.,
Will give prompt attention to business entrusted
% them, in Geauga and adjoining Counties.
2rrOfiice over Dr. J. Nichols Drug Store.
=. II. THsAsHER, L. E. DURFEE, l. N. HATHAWAY
Chardon Nov 25th 1859 5i5Q
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AFTER praying to God not to lead you
into temtstion, do not throw yourself into
il
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II PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. AT
CHARDoN, Geauga County, Ohio.


OFee directly ouer he Drug Store Of Conk6 Ham
thOH, pest side ofhe Pubic SQUARE.
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So 90
Advertisements should be marked the mum.
Der of times they are designed to be inserted; those
not so marked, will nc continued until ordered out,
and charged according TO the above terms
The privileges Of yearly advertisers will lie con.
6nei to their regular business.
Attorneys will be holden for the price of inserting
advertisements brought by them.
nrAll communications musthe addressed to the
proprietor, postage paid,l 10 receive attention.
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ORRIS S T g. S NJ 4 II
Attorneys and Solicitors,

CHAnDoN, GEAUGA COUNTY, ONO.
w. o. FoRRIsr practises II. X. SMITH is Notary
in the 7. 5, Courts for Public and Prosecut-
the N. District of o. ing Atty. for Geauga
OGrc, 81 door South Of Bank.
May 6, 1869 4S6-tt
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payment, Mt the market price.
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are paid, except at the option of the Publisher
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-12-21

The Great Central Active Principle Of the Tuu AnOdyne
is true development Of the Original Natural Opiate. In
all wherever opium has been used uId its baneia e
witnessed remark Of ours can adequately cOl-
pare the difference and decision is equal to trial The
AnOdyng contains not particle Oi opium, and the most
delicate constitution with safety, and the per
it to physicians who have Ion. sought the
Development aid to patients who want natural re-
suits.
The basis Of the Universal Cough Remedy Is that free
dom from all compliments which by the great error IN conf
pounding. produce complete nerts instead real cules
We place restraint its every hour IN the
ask all patients t. make II the natural enemy tO all coughs
throat or lung complaints by perfect freedom OF appca
ton For ianatOry throat Is perfect remedy.
and for WhoOpng Cough Checks all tho spasS and allows
the cough to have It's run in u quiet way
18th the spirit that court ul read
mess to all Inquiries. may IN return ask all to
be cautious purchase only those they can rely upon
prices within the reach Of all"
GENERAL AGENTS,
J. W.HUNNEWELL& CO.. 7&S Commercial Wharf,
Boston.
Under the special superv isUn Of JOHN l.. HUME
WELL, Chemist and PharnaCeutist, Boston, Mass,
whose signature covers the COrhs Cl the genuine only and
to whom address all communications.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
j. e. Bingham. HOyt Green, ST JOhllsbury ALL Bral-
nerd Co, Daville s. ). Gould. st Concord q. ii.
NJ. Weeks Lyndon; H. 4. Quimby. Lyndon Center IL.
Stanton, No. Danville: Putnam Sprayue Cabot Hum
phrey Smith, East Burke; French 4 Son. Luienburs
agents l2Ul-52
:. FRED f. SMITH. Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
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ORDER II NOTICEof SETTLEMENT


STATE tE NERMnNT. C.IkDoNIA Di>rElcT
AZ Probate Court held al ST. Jsilsbury In said district
tii' >;h iay ui Dec. A ID losi1.
VI HERE-.S- >',h Bartlett administrator the
w "i SarIl Bartlett late al >ult"i. in said distract
deceased PROPOSES {" render account uf h- adj
Iill>':ai;'I AID 10 present his aCC"Ui acalet said
tai" ,Aalnat.cn ami allow aimee. iuI the lnIrs>e
partition and di>iTii i'.i thu r,tu.
,>:lt. Li-r deere "Isal CuIt. The I-r>ll-
WIS l., Law entitled L. ih- IL l. th.r-iore
'I'.',! ~ said C'iI thai The under cuI>i,T
all! h. heard The PROBATE office in ST johns
ETN Tie 3i-t ia, at p.rni-r. A 10 l>tu Aud il i
ii her -r-- that All -T>il> interested lie notified
citrl ~ li:,atiuI. copy ii the ri 81 this order
iii the Cared printed al II Juhn>illry. three weeks
>uc ">vtlN. lr'Ni> I" said ,lnc e" hearing that they
iay il !.r,>i Tine allowance If laid account. (;
tl,s and al" lie heard Ky said court III tie
matter iTlii. and ii>tr i.ii"n 81 said
h. tin. Court
Atrc>:. ASA l. RENCH Judge oi Probate.
i ir'.' CON r-s"rt.
go Ati,~i, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
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NPEED THE BEST PLOW

And the Crops wiU Reward You
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale of the
CELEBRA TED BUZZELL PLOW.
and pillow castings for repairs, hereby gives notice
that he is ready to furnish farmers, merchants
and others with these favorite plows and castings
on short notice and at reasonable prices. The
sale Of these plows has increased beyond paral-
lei in Vermont. 1t is the intention ofthe manu-
facturers of these plows to the best of oak
and iron, and to have them built in a strong and
durable manner, and by adding new improve
ments annually, 20 keep the Buzzell Excelsior
Plows ahead of all other pows, for Northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. Every pillow is
warranted in work and material.
IA MERS!
Try them and you will want to try no other
ALEX'R LANG
st. Johnsbury, March s, co. 1929
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N0TICEof SETTLEMENT.
I,,N. ATTAIN CaRI-RN-S ESTATE

Z
II p 90. hri', II - Jai>iUrN in SAID s>-r
-. tie l-i; .!as & II. c-,.itcr. 4 - l>1o.
III !li.Ht.,S MARRY Moo r. sln.ir.>trs'aT
" the .>;ai, IL JONATHAN COBB IN.
At. IL kl,rATE u. aid district. deceased. Ii,~-
- render his administrator ard ,rs-t
- a,,4:l: a. al! estate ior nation ..ld =.
La ;1ri.-. making PARTITION ami cirIriE-
t! u said estate" uli, Il decree >ai
,.';i. tie icr>'l> h" ale H LAM .1ilri" l. tie
>al,- l. Il urcr, ~ >.li,i that ii.,>..
E:irr consideration aid To- heard Al ih, Pr,ta-.
p,-.,. ~ J".I.-i,.IA the srd iaH q" jan = l.
i, / Al luGlt"r ordered. t.al AL
t;',, t. IT, ~ -t. ~ l'i;' ii' 81 ciN o; ri
tur' %; Ia. rr ii the "a. loidl iiult.i al 81 i
:Is weeks successfully irtNvii> L. raid tl'
II tirN ;ilir a. contest Iii. aiiN
al, - li:;. :il c.~. also d. hard -
the matter al partition and distribution q.
by In, Cont.
-.;i'>i- .:SA l. TRENCH. Judge of Probate
= iJ3.- CO.'S vf Record Attest.
~ ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF PROBATE
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r. EBON YTYP al

4 SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDl
II FOR COUGHS, GROUP, ASTHMA WHO'D
PING COUGH. SORE THROAT, and ALL DISEASES
OF THE THROAT and LUNGS.
The unprecedented success and popularity which tE<
remedy has attained short year would seem to be
such give 1t one trial.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut.. Gov OF T.
MESSkS r.. b. MACON Col have Used vow " Eth
MAGIC CONPOu Nd for severe colds and sore throat anu IL
proved efficient remedy 1t is valuable accession 10
am yours ''''' LEVI UNDEkwO sD.
Burlington, Oct. :, lo6O
From Hon. Joseph Poland, State Senator OF Vermont
have used WEEKS MAGIC CONPOCND in ny lalnliy ana
have found remedy eiecual curing coughs
and sore throat, and other diseases OF The lungs; avn
Montpelier Oct. l. 1863.
Efom Hon. Timothy p Redfied.
By using your WEEKs' MAGIC COSPOUNDa short time,
entirely cured OF the Severe>t and most V>n-
ate Colds upon lungs that ever experienced Know
Of Iemedy equal il coughs and mls cohpa ANTS
generally. TIMOTHY +. REDfIELD
Montpelier, Oct. b. 1860
MEssRS +. Is. MACON i Co:-Atout five weeks ago
tcOk cold which settled upon my urss producing
u cough that proved to he obstinate ana respiration
became very diCut After making strenuous e"f.s 10
throw il or with beIeit, procured Hottie 81 your
Magic Compound. which used thicc day, a''"diiE TO
directions. Its effect truly HE iiiaEit IL
produced free approximations aid III TINS tle Mas COM
pleely relieved luy cough ami could breathe per
iecty natural Therefore canl' lciim.Ld 10 ny !,
low citizens being the bt II remedy or ana tOG>
Ihaye ever used. Yours truly, EZRA lDE.
ST. JohnsbUry, W. Dec II. 1859.
GROUP.
short time since child was attacked most severely
with the Group. VI thought she could not live i've Eii-
single dose ui LENS MAGIC CON?OUHb tIstG hei
she has had attack OF sihcc thliik Lt
family ought 10 be w!,h"u; IT, Nj F. ARALl,
North Troy, AR. Is, l.tJ.
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x I \ L + OF We Mt

~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
The Irolat" Court Of the district of Caledonia
IL al persons in;ert stcd in he estate Of John
l. Hubbard. Ellen A. Hubbard and Emma
Hubbard. minors residing in Lyndon.
Lucy NJ. Hubbard. Guardian of the said John
3. Hubbard. FL a Hubbard ard Emma HUI
bard represents 10 SAID court that il would hc
Conducive Ia Tie interest of her said wards "a >cl
the whole of their real est; ,c for TIC ,urpo>, a..
in' ostms 'hc proceeds IN the palcha>e of ot:.y-
real o>ta'c. consistently Of house aid lot III tie
village cf lyndon Centre
md said guardian. has made application u
>aid court fcr iictnse and authority to sell tic
whole of tn. real estate OF her said wards and IL
vest the proceeds thereof in the purchase >. .ais
house and i"t in the village Of Lyndon Centre
afois SAID
san! aliiicati' vii ic heard ard decided Nv s.do
al The Probate oI'r IN - IiisluIy III >ad c.errtI
The "2l GsN 81 B,,'ut,r. l>I.
ln a." IL :, .T, l.T,,s I";f.d APPEAR ssd
cuEi al the iinic and place aforesaid. and al j.ct
SO 'an>, Ia ih' craIit;l.- - said h,.I>-.
Dated al ST j. isburI iii, day Of Dec
Der. l-JJ- 1921
ASA l. FRENC ii, Judge "i Probate.
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OEDEEof NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

STATE or VERMONT. CALEDONIA Ds1RICr.
Al Probate tri held al 81 Jui>ury, in ssid District,
lin. iiih .iy oi Dec. A ID. i-sil:
" EEEEtS. t."Tcc ial.y. Executor Of the last " III
w a;:'! Testament - Gart. { " late JoilIs
ratN. i'll aid District. dcC, a>'d PROPOSES render
acc nat II his admit >tTalirIi, and Ia Ir.>'i.t
l'- atC'lli a-a.l>;
alb ai.,"inC" f"r the lUrlNr>c "I making par
.I al. llsI Tiiuiil. residue said estate under
decree 81 said among The persons no ty
Law ci 4 I" The IL j. therefore ord Ted IL sad
sane Con, under c"Iis,'rrati..n and i-.
Ia, !Ti - IT, Probate Office, -. IVi>hury. .gih
day Uf JcC- \. u l-6r. And Ii l. further ,r,sT,1i.
that al Tsol> Interested hc lI-tliI. hereof 10y lutl!
Gallon al Il C",N uf the record ci this order In the
Cal;i'iaI i.Ii.d aiSt J"hu-llrN. three weeks SIC
CclNriy previous said tine - hearing. that il.;r
aiicGr ard contest the allow said account I
tii,. also 4, heard hl SAID
matter - Partition il!d distribution said
Attest, asa l.. FRENCH, judge
AiruCccrk OF record.
ASA l. II, Jud.e
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provided for common school districts.
Provided, That nothing in this act ehall
be construed as affecting, in any way, the
provisions of ian act to enlarge the powers
of the Montpelier Union District" approved
Nov. 81, 1859.
Approved Nov. %, 1860.
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- JONAH BROOKS. Judge.
g I \ I l. o. ' + II NJ o y I .

- ESSEN DISTRICT, -.
JAMES STfEIES ESTATE
In Probate Court held al LGneLhuIS. W!Il!n and r sA1
district un tie Nth day 81 Dec. 4. d. lN6n.
EiODA STEELE. Administrative on the estat.
al JAIME, Steele late 'iUildhall, in said district
ceased presents her admins aoI! account FOR settle
Mcrcunr il i ordered that the b. referred
the 3l-i ia, of D,,ell.r list. al the Probate pc In
said Ll.iel.iirc fr examination and allowance that
all lac. rcd tc notified hereof by the public
order Ia the all, printed AT 81 Jui>hurv three
week. succ,s.iv. a. so, mas ie that they MAY a,-
near .,Il "a; said tine Irace IL they Caus, .l'U
i:.,lttu. ~ "
Attest. JONAH BROOKS, judge Of Probate.
\ true ,u,,t al ID
- Attest, JON All BROOKS, Judge Of Probate.
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ITONE AGAIN FROM MARKET
IL with new and carefully selected stock Of
Dress Goods. such as Plain and Figured Silk,
Plain and Printed Thibets. do. Cashlncrcs, do.
All Wool Dclaines, Popl;ns, Milanias, French
Mcrinos, Opera Cloths, &c, which cannot be
beaten in style, and shall not be beaten in prices
Call and sec the at
n. NJ. JOHNSON < cos
Sign of the Golden Ball
November, 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-12-21
ORDER OF notice. ~ SETTLEMENT.
NANCY InI MES ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT donna District -
A rr.' Court ., J"li>tury III said ci..Il,;
the Eth day 81 De, \ u l>jn
"a ii!HEAS. 'i' rye Cow lv. administrator On the e>;.
w = il,H H.lG->.lat II R,,-stc. ia said !i>t.,r.
de, ,i~':. I" render h.
f'l. and l. iTI>,iI ii> a.aiIi>t
ff rAa il..li AID ALLOWANCE tn. I,rp-, uaAils
Til;i. a.. i>-ltt Ia. >,!lI, estate, ILL
Il -'- al a!i court. lils =. ar.
Law r:,lVi l" tnr >liL" Ii l. Therefore oTscrtg *
>,ld court Ina, lite consideration AL.
icLi. Il: Ia, Probate oiilVc IA ST. .Jotsury. Oh
.i't. cd daN ~ Jan. A r. l>sl And Il :. further
rcd IA: ali Irr-, Interested hc nur.i,.d hereof
.';,.l ii ~ The record This "ri-r ia IL.
a.'i'li-.. I:i!vd Il; 81 J, hIl>UrN. three week.
r->lNtlN previous I" Said ts hearing. that they
ny a AMI contest the allowance >aid account;
II ii-N ami al-o le heard ~ court ia
Tia, aTi"i. aid distribution said estate
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH Judge.
4 true copy OF record
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge