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Notice to the Heirs Of Peter hoffman, led

>A...s4< COLUNDIA COUNTY SS
s&SEEG< fESHE Commonwealth OF Penn
Ss syivanIa TO Louisa Lynn,
sSSE Henry Hoffman, Geo W. loft
man, Harriet Fisher, Anna Ma
ria Fowler RoZeita Amanda Cleaver, Syl-
vesier Hoffman, William Hoffman. Sarah
Elizabeth Richards. Charlotte Hof nan,
Hannah Hoffman, Joseph Steele and sam
uel Steele, children and devisees OF Peer
Hoffman, deceased, late OF Locust township,
Columbia county
You aud each of you are here by cited and
commanded 10 bS and appear in youi per-
sons before The judges OF the Orp rams
Couu OF said county, In be holcsn al
Bloomsbury, in and for said county. on the
first Monday o: May nexi, Then and here
10 accept or refuse the estate of said Iced
at the valusiion. or show cause win, the
= anne should not be sold. Witness the
honorable Aaron K: Peckham, ESQ l'resi-
mt of our said Court at BIoomsbur, the
fourteenth day of February, A. . one
Thousand eight hundred sixty two
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk o. G.
JOSIAH n. FIiRMAN, &erif
Sheriff's Office,
Bloomsbnrg. Feb. 26. 1862
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Book Binding

OF every description executed in the best
style. Persons having books in quantity
that need binding. can have them bonCd
al the present time al very low rates. None
but experienced workmen are employed
in nv establishment. WIN g PERRY,
Book Binder and Stotioner,
S. w. cor Fourt. & Race Sis, Philada.
December IS. lS6I-4m.
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EOR SALE Two Patent Lever (l'hlr,sen
Il Jewelsl Watches, will be sold cheap
for cash. They are 10 good condition. For
further particulars, inquire al The STAR Or
FIcR.
Bloomsbnrg, Jan. 29, 1862.
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Family Bibles.

A large assortment selling al very low
prices for cash. VIM. e. Perry,
s. w. cor Fourth s. Race Streets.
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Ruy Wna. ss.Perry's

Steel Pens, HE bes; and cheapest in the
market. VIM G. Perry. Sla'ioner,
SW. corner Fourth g. Race sis.
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Good hooks

Selling al bargain. Purchasers buying
Books, and Stationery for cash, ear pur-
chase much below wholesale prices al 5.
w. cor. Fourth & Race.
VIM. G. Perry,
Bookseller and Staliober
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-03
sabbath Services.

NE EDITOR 1t is understood that both
'e pastors Of the North and South churches
-'e gong TO the war. l am glad of tour
''0'eFs need just such young, ardent, patri-
'''' spiritual men for chaplains. l wish ev-
regiment in the service had as worthy
''''''uaI guides as the 18th and 18th. But
@'' oolec, in writing these lines was to sug-
s''' mat now is the time to make certain
'''ses IN the Sunday services-changes
'''A appear TO many very desirable, and in
''''a hope every one will readily concur.
T'pose two plans, one ofwhich l hope may
ADOPTED IN whole or in part, unless some
,"' has better. They are these: That
80 Churches meet in their respective house:
''e morning and have the customary ser
's that they each meet in the afternoon
0e'ote an hour or more to the Sabbath
."'o' exercises; that they both meet il TIT
'"-Ns together, at the North and South
."1'cn' alternately, and have written or ex
s"poFaneous discourse from one Of thei
f@''0's similar to the Sunday afternoon ser
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. l, 1862.
At market 209S Cattle. about 1900 Beeves and
1873 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and c;.c, two and three years olds.
iRICEs-Market Beef-Extra S6,25 a s $50;
first quality 1915 $500; second do. $500 a
5000; third do. 1918 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen-SSO, 600 l30.
Cows and Calves-S22, %, 80, 40.
Yearlings-S7.00 500.
Two Years Old-$l3 IA.
Three Years Old-Sl6 II.
Sheep and Lambs-l2OO at market. Extra and
selections. $500. 3.25 3,37; in lots, 500
2,25 $50.
Spring Lambs-SO.oO 600.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides 74c per h.
Calf Skins-S &c per ID.
Pelts-Sl, 90 lbs each.
Tallow-7t 73c per ID.
Veal Calves-from 50 to 5000.
Remarks-There was an increased supply of
cattle and sheep this week. The best quality of
beef sold about the same as last week Common
stock Is to 81 cts. per cwt. lower. Sheep were
not so quick, but the prices remain about the
same, with the exception of few lots unsold
which will have to be sold at decline to close
off,
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Making 2y per cent for the year
ending Aug |. 1862. Said per centage TO be cast
upon the original amount of the premium note.
without reference to any Endorsement and to
be paid to the Treasurer at his office in Montpel
Ter, on or before the 18th day of October. 1862.
Members of the Company will find in the hands
of the Representatives elect to the Legislature.
schedule showing the amount of assessments due
from each respectively; and they are particularly
desired to see that the money for their assess
ment is forwarded to the office in October. The
assessment must be paid when due. Those who
thus fail to pay ought not to expect to be paid if
their property is destroyed BY fire. a little atten
ton to this on the part of the members of the
Company at the proper time, will save them
pense and trouble. (See sec. S Act of Incorpora-
ton, on your policy. which will be enforced.)
J. L. THURSTON, Treas.
Montpelier. Sept 2. 1862. 12-l4
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'i'e the Husbands Name.

We happened in the pest office the other
q! when man received bundle of letters
,''' had been accumulating there for month.
-:e'e letters were all directed in the maiden
"4ne OF L woman on Main street, whereas, if
- husbands name had been given they
''-'+ have gone to their proper destination
e sane day. The postmaster is not sup
,'>rl to know Mrs Huldah Smith, but let
- directed to Mrs John Smith would be
Popped into Johns box, and Mrs john
''ose rame happens to be Huldah, would
Get her letter the same night.
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MILITARY AND CLAIM AGENCY.
C.E. PEASANTS & G. @. WJTNDER

C. E. PLEASANTS & G. o. WUNDER,
to the prosecution and settlement of Claims
against the United States, arising out of the Re-
bellion, or any of the former Wars-including
Pensions. SlOO Bounty. Bounty Land, Arrears OF
Pay, Recruiting Expenses, &c. &c.
Having been engaged for more than eight years
in the Auditors Offices they feel capable of rem
dering valuable aid in all disputed and suspended
accounts no matter for achat cause suspended
Special attention will be given to the settle
ment of the accounts of Quarter Masters. Com
missaries and other Disbursing Agents, their ex-
perience of several years in the Auditors offices
having made them familiar with these accounts
Large Claims are lying dormant on the books
of the public offices, and proper and efficient pro-
secution only are needed for their collection.
Letters addressed to AUSTIN B. PAIGE,
Washington, D. c.,
Will receive DrOmpt attention
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the otner
purgatiyes in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than TO assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best IT ever
has been. and that they may be depended On
10 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by }. {. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell. Mass, and sold by
HoYr s GREEN. ST Johnsbury.
JOM n Marlin, Peasham.
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Fatal Accident in Barnet.

most distressing accident occurred on
Friday, between Barnet village and St Johns
9lry-resulting in the death of DR. John n.
ays, and the serious injury of his wife. 1t
pears, from the statements of Mrs Davis,
at the horse, being improperly attached to
II wagon, commenced running at the top of
ahN, and after running some distance COM
nrnced kicking. breaking the Doctors leg,
sai throwing him forward, when he was hit
u the forehead by the horse, killing him in
SANITY. Both MIR and Mrs Davis were flung
DOWN an embankment some eight feet. Mrs
Davis, though severely injured, is recovering.
The horse was high spirited animal, accus-
:2med to running away.
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above. On the morning of the 3rd and 22d
the temperature was 30 above, two below the
freezing point. Rain fell nine days, but the
quantity was small-so small that the springs
in some localities begin to fail.
Vest Concord, Sept. 80. EN-.
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SHEEP, SHEEP.

The subscriber has on hand and for sale OF to
let % full blood Spanish Merino Bucks. Gent
farmers please call and examine the above nam
ed Bucks and see for yourselves if it will not be
an object to cross the Spanish with the coarse
wool ewes and get from one to three lbs. more
wool per head. as wool pays these war times
One of these Bucks weighs l7i lbs, 2years old
last Spring, sheared last May l6i lbs.
1920 A. II. WILCOX.
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COUe1iQte Course.

This Course embraces Book Keeping in all its depart
menis. Penmanship. Commercial Arithmetic Business
Correspondence Commercial Law, Political Economy,
Comm arcal Ethics. Partnership Settlements. Detecting
Countc rfeited and Altered Bank Notes &C
The Spcnceran :. stem of Pemashp is taught in all
its varieties. 10y the most Skiui masters o the
The Buukk eepng department is under the special
peryiscn and instruction oi the Principal d. W. Lowell.
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NcIndOes.

On Monday evening, a number of Captain
>evens' company, quartered here, paid Wis
10 one ID. F. Blodgett of Monroe, Nh, a
glorious rebel sympathizer, and handled
m rather roughly. He was reinforced by a
.-'achment Of petticoat guards, who fought
while he run. His retreat (behind the sick
ri Of his daushter) was covered by this de-
1e'ment, when the men reluctantly with
Few. Blodgett believes that
"lle who fights and runs away.
Will live to fight another day. II.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
local AND STATE ITEMS.
Rrief Locals.

Brief Locals
Rev L. O. Brastow of the South Con-
.,s,;onal church in this place, having re-
lived the appointment of chaplain of the
,.,, regiment, (Col Blunt took leave of his
,.,,e here last Sabbath, and went to Brat
'.t,r3 on Tuesday. He enters the arduous
.,p,;nviting service in good heart and with
-, he's, wishes of multitude of friends.
Rev Z. c. Cummings of the North
.c-cb in this place, having received the ap-
,:r.ment of chaplain of the 18th regiment,
ID the subject before his church on We'd
..,3sy evening, when they granted him leave
,bsence. We consider the members of
-. 18th particularly fortunate in their selec-
On Of chaplain.
The military company in this place won
II. admiration Of the military men assem-
81 here on Friday, by their efficiency of
iii and evolutons. Much credit is due their
ri master, Capt F. c. Harrington, for the
-,tciency they have made. They will prob
.,y .eaye US for camp at Brattleboro next
week.
The autumnal tints are gorgeous never
more so than on this last day of September,
.,,a. We relinquish this beautiful month
viii sigh, for we fear we may never see its
K. again.
Emerson Hall, Esq, who succeeds Geo
4 Merrill Esq, as postmaster at this place,
-, installed in the Office on Wednesday the
Nof October.
BY the promotion of Captain Spalding,
GEO B. Woodward has been elected captain
d. the military company rendezvoused here,
Wm \. Chapman, lst 1t, John K. Thompson,
:. 1t, and Geo II. Ide, orderly.
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q TATE OF VERM +.
q I ATE OF VERNE INT

In Probate Court holden at LunenburS On the 9th
day Of Sept. A. ID. 1852.
Instrument, purporting To be the last will and test
lament OF Cornelius Judeyine late ofConcord said dis
trct, deceased, being presented To the here by
Acen E. Judevine and Harvey Judevine, the executors
therein named for Probate:
Ii ordered by said courtthat all persons Concerned
therein be Notified 10 appear at session ofsad Court
be holden at the Probate Once in Lunenburg the
2lst day of Oct lsG2 and show If any they NAV
have. against the Probate OF said will for which pur-
pose II Is further ordered that acopy of the record
this order be pui,>hcdtrce weeks sucCesSvelv in the
Caledonan, printed at St Johnsbury previous said
time appointed for hearing.
true copy OF Record,
H-l6 Attest, J. Is. S. CHANDLER, Register.
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To Those Concerned.

We receive letters every week with no sig.
nature attached. These letters usually re-
.lr,t US to publish some marriage or death.
Persons in the habit of writing letters and
20, signing their names, or those who con-
amplate the folly, had better save their pa.
,er and stamps-especially the latter, as
lose little pictures Of G. Washington ale
loving beautifully less. We will say once
more, Tor the fftieth time, that no notice is
.4len Of anonymous communications.
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vice. The other plan is similar to the above
only l would have the churches unite in their
exercises throughout the day having them
q given time at one church and then an equal
time at the other. There are many obvious
reasons why one of these changes should be
made. Yours expectantly,
IAYNAN
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General Mformnti0n.

Students enter at any time. No vacations. Usua
time complete the Course from To l. weeks Assist
rendered IL graduates i'll procuring situations Grad
ES- For catalogue oi ~ pages. specimens OF peumaIi
ship, &c. enclose two letter stamps. and address
LOW ELL i WARNER.
lu-6os BngnantUn. y. Y
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Arrested for DislOyalty.

Geo W. Clark, of the firm of Clark & Co,
=; II Louis, and formerly of this place, was
rested On the 22d ult, and committed to the
''a'.ot street prison, by the United States
nee, by order of provost marshal general
-;'slton, on the charge of disloyalty.
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rrmoni Cavalry.

tie same engagement in which Captain
.''A.rs vas Killed. Lt-Col Preston Of Dan
Viz received bullet through his arm above
"-t.oow, We have the official report of
''' Price commanding, which is unavoidably
c''wded out this week.
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HAIR JEW ELRY
WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRT
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING

Having had over II years experience in the
business. being practical Matchmaker and En-
graver myself, shall spare pains in giving
satisfaction in this department Of my business
and warrant all work. G. c. CHiLDS.
St JOhnshurY.Vt
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DARN FOR SALE.

IL The undersigned is DESTROYS of SELL
ing his farm. 1t is situated about 4
M miles northeast of St. Johnsbury
hmm Plain. 1t contains about 100 acres
of good land, suitably divided into
moving. tillage. pasturage and woodland. with
comfortable buildings and fences. Good water is
brought to the house and barn. There is a good
supply of fruit trees of all kinds. The above will
be sold at low price to correspond with the
times, and terms easy. LONSON L. RICE.
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suicide.

Calvin Gibbs hung himself in Lowell. VT,
SEP. 20. Gibbs used to work in this place
He was good moulder, but of Incorporate
.abi,s. which doubtless caused his ruin. His
wife died in August. He leaves one child.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
Mr.. EDITOR Frequently seeing minutes
Of the temperatures Of certain days and
months, in the columns Of your paper, l take
the liberty to send you some records of the
past month. 1t has, in every sense, been
remarkably good harvest month, as every
one can testify; and although hoary "Uncle
Jack" came, at times quite near, still he was
content with nipping the squash and cucum-
Der vines. The kind old fellow was 50 hu-
name as to let the corn grow and ripen.-
Things looked bad for the crop of corn, but l
find the corn crop in this neighborhood is
very good. Then let the farmers examine
the records for the month of Sept, 1862, and
compare them with the same month in years
to come and they will, know, acknowledge
that they have "seed time and harvest" in
agreeable vicissitude. The average tempera-
ture of this month was Sc deg. nearly. The
warmest day throughout, the 9Th, averaging
IS deg. The coolest day, the I'd, averaging
40 deg. The thermometer indicated the
greatest heat the 9Th, when it indicated IS
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

Froa. Harry Sictler, Esq, the able editor Of the
Tunkhannock Democrat, Pennsylvania
"Our only child, about three years of age, was
attacked by pimples on his forehead They rapidly
spread until they formed l0athSome and yirulent
sore, which covered his face, aud actually blinded
his eyes for days a skliHl ply stefan applied
nitrate Of silver and other remedies. without any
apparenf effect For fifteen days guarded his
hands, lest with them h. should tear open the fes
tering and corru;; wound which covered his whole
face. Having tired every thing else We had any
hope from, we began giving your SARSAPAEILLA,
and applying the iodiie of potash lotion, as You
direct The sore began 10 heal when We had given
the first bottle. and was well when we had finished
the second The child's eyelases, which had come
out grew AGAIN. and he is now as healthy and fsii
as any other The whole negliborhood predicted
that the child must die
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gold FRIEND
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herricks Sugar Coated Pills.

/ THE BEST FAMILY CA
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twenty years by five million
OF persons annually ; always
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nothing injurious patroniz-
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Large Boxes Scents i've
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directions with each box
Warranted superior 20 any
Pillbefore the public
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n WY Dear Docior--l
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wears she has been affected with bilious arrangement
system sadly imlaring her health which has been
steadily failing during that period men IN Ne" nofA
In Ami last friend advised me test Pills HaS
Ing the fullest confidence In the Judgment OF my Trend
obtained supply Of MessrS- Barnes Park druggists
Park Row. New York. On returning home We ceased
all other treatment. and administered yor fills, one
each night The Improvement in her rtlnSs complex
nenf restoration To- health has been The result We used
less than five boxes, and consider her eiilIeis Well
consider the above inst tribute YOU Phi siciaI
and il III be the OF Inducing lnais u" ADOPT
Your Pills as their family medicines
lremain, dear sir, with many thanks,
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MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-

\ ANCE COMPANY.-Notice of assessment
for lS62-The members of the Vt Mutual Fire
Insurance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the d.
rectors on all notes in force on the following
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Sword Presentation at Island Pond.

Sword Presentation at Island Pond.
The many friends Of the officers Of our
company, wishing to make them some suita-
bic presents before going to the war, contrib
uted funds sufficient to fit out each one with
an elegant sword, belt, sash, pearl-handled
revolver and holster, haversack and gloves,
and public presentation came off Wednes
day evening, Sept "a, at the church, which
was filled to overhowing. n. P. Bowman
was called to the chair, who stated the object
of the meeting, and called upon the Rev G.
W. Clark, who made very appropriate pray
er. Hon Geo N. Dale,who is one of our best
orators, made the presentation to Capt War
rem Noyes, the sword bearing the following
inscription-"Presented to Captain Warren
Noyes, by the citizens of Island Pond, VT,
and his associates on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, Sept "a, 1862" Capt Noye. received
"the working tools Of his profession" and
made very fitting reply, which was followed
by an original and patriotic song by John C..
Dollof, Esq, private in Capt Noyes' compa-
ny. Rev Mr. Ingraham Of Burke, made a
formal presentation to 1t Joseph Hail.
The presentation and reply were very appro-
pirate The following is the inscription on
this rd-"Presented to 1t Joseph S. Hall
by the citizens of Burke, Vt, Sept "a, 1862.
A patriotic song followed the presentation
N. w. Bingham, Esq, was then called upon
to make the last presentation. He came for.
ward amid perfect storm Of cheers, and
made fine speech-in fact one of his very
best. And the reply of 1t Robert P. Noyes
was as novel as it was pleasing. After tax,
ing the sword he drew it from the scabbard
and giving salute, he said that he could moi
then or there make speech, but if occasion
should offer he would make the sword speak
for him. The inscription on this sword i:
the same as the captains, excepting rank and
name. "The Sword of Bunker Hill" was
then sung by J. C. Dolloh, after which three
cheers we're given for the dear old flag ane
the meeting adjourned. d.
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Adm BALCHS ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT.

OIdIE OF VI RNON1.
E.sex District IS.
IN Probate Court holden at Lunenburg within and Tor
said district, on the oath day OF Sept, A. ID. No.
administrators on the estate of Adm BALCH
late OF Lunenburg in said district. deceased ay
plcation to said court 10 extend the time heretofore
lowed her to pay the debts due from said estate and to
render her administration account until
hereup0n IL ordered hy said that SidappCaJI
he heard at the robate Office in unenburg the als
day OF Oct. 1862 and II Is further ordered that
be given 10 all persons concerned by the publication
this order III the Caledonan printed ST. Johnsbury
three weeks successfully, before said hearing.
BY order OF court.
Attest. J. IS. CHANDLER, Register.
A true copy of record,
4-l6 Attest. J.B.S.CHANDLER Register
9 T A T f OF VEL MON T.
~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT, SIS.
JERRY d. HOPKINS ESTATE.
In Probate Court holden al the Probate Once In 81
JOhnsbury. on the 3uth day vi Sept. A. ID. lSG2.
George lde administrator upon the Estate Jerry d.
Hopkins late of yndon in said District deceased
real estate OF the said deceased representing the
sale Of part OF said estate necessary for the payment
OF the debts OF said deceased and that part
tate cannot be sold without injury 10 those Interested
the remainder thereof.
Whereupon. 1t Is ordered by said Court that aid app
cation be referred TO the 18th day OF Oct I'D lS62 the
Probate Office at ST. Johsbury aforesaid hearing and
decision thereon and ii is further order ed that ali per-
interested be notified hereof by pub LEGATION
tce Of this application and order thereon three weeks
successfully In the CALIFORNIAN printed at st JOhnsbury
before said time of hearing that they appear ut said
I4-lG ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.