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by the JohA ff''", ~
Fortress Monroe. if0m Ne-s'''
we have the Union account OF The hgn' "
r,;..A.,h c,,v- Wa eopdense from the Tfi-
Dune ,,..c.,p ,,
Ten Keno vas as a. $3.50.
sde on 'ne i'" w.. .,, ;, ri,,,,.,.
AMI iour p'ece- o' N''''', ,;....' =.
City. thence 10 mo'e ,n ',e .,'- =,
Norfolk. lie landed Al h'tane'" IVY ao'
ssnt Col Hawkins by e'ree,,oas roa'e 10
get in front OF The enemy ana followed WIN
apart the remaining 'oree, A''s' march
trsnehed. With batteries in position, on the
edge OF wood, which commanded the APP
rroAchs' over Tue open n pe'1'' '"'; nov
cru s,u; " '"e ~" - go 20, 49,. wS,.
pu, IN ro.i,inn Tor a ihree hour. artillery
duel Col. Hawkins iorce Got a.tray. and
found themselves four miles IN Uen, Reno .
rear uen hrho 'en' ',s'uen ~ ~. ma,s.
men, being finely executed. ant there VAS a
prospect OF hsgeirg the whole rebel icrce.
When Col. Hawkins iofce s,"e W, u,"'
heoo o'asrea mem s', a. ~ U,.iin. cs.,,sd
uron the ,nswy 18th the bayune,. and re-
ce,,cd the Ere Of both batteries and all the
rebel infantry. ,o' naNs1, va Np ..,',S
A charge va. ,hep made hy the Other reg.
msn'. on both TANKS OF the emmy. Who
~a. pct t. root aud r..res'.d 10 r .ns P.nn
IoeA'' ana 'n-nee y .S' ~ 80, b,,lii,nt
a.. !. ever .,v oar lo.. IN commits.
STONED oshrcr- ~a.-kill"d / wounded :
non eomml'''"Tri ,'1,,'-s ',,i; 10 O'4'1
To- P''''
'"''A o. ~" 0Ai''N
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css....-,.. "a So ,m,6,,.,, ,r.,,l =,
All. ,oin, W. ma, hear from bin. vet,
n, Mrwpsr
rebel di.rateh from Mobile SAYS the
Confederate. had ei,h, runboa,. DESTROYED.
bot doe- no, mention when or BY whom i,
va. done.
The Journal Of Commerce has new. from
Fo-trr,. Monroe to the ssrc, tia, It she
come. out Of Norfolk the Merrimac is u
doomed vessel.
Reliable information Ia, been received
,ha, MAJOR Hasbari Ct the l., Mir.ouri
Volunteer. on the Goth. With lac men. de-
tr,,rd CoI.. Cote and Sieamweirht aud
Coo indians q, NeOsho. No. killing and
~oundios 81 and capturing o. prisoners,
&C horse. and a larse quantity OF arms
The Sena. on Friday. confirmed the ap-
,oin,msnt Of Brraiier General. Mitchell
and ord 10 be Ma;or Generals Of volun-
tser-, and Capt. John Gibb~n Of the 9TH
Artillery TO be Brisad,sr General.
uollip. i. amazed a, the fall Of New Or
lean. n. repr,.en,. ,ba, the defense. were
ample. Mile- upon miles OF 'O'D"o'A''
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Black Hamburg and other foreign vines
for GTapeIics,


Pear aud Plum Tree. On their own roots. Ap.
PIE 1We. grosn snd proved ~ Ma'n., .'-d" 'o"'
,o,si.i New hand, Gai- N,p--, siTeiir. that
r,r,. from lauf T., ~ week. b.infr the i.,isll,,
settled 10 eli put- Of Name iai TAO. IL; i.i,
at, r,i.riei N,n.. 81 sNir, siIc. Wac. ~
small sac with good rUoi- Dcasafs; Coacpri;
IIarIfd rrohhc; Aliea', il,bhd White; Diins:
itsl,-cc.: Norhrm M,.c,dinc; Nngr,.' iI,hrid
Nu.; Hack Ciu,ieI; G,Irigucs; Dfacut Ambsf
4. gu., r,on-,r and iaan, o,he'.
tutants. the imITo'ed sorts. which i'r .i,e
.,rung gtusth, aud rNceedins ief''l'U ar- di.
pi.ciag al other varieties. FstiiL oi Pallua; la
y.r.allr.; kaigh. Large Red; White Gr.pe:
fe'tc OF Ang,r; Cherry; Victoria; White
Gonin,n
Goose berries. anI other small fruits. Rhu-
taIb aud = ,psIagu..
straw bcrtics. The new aud most proiuc.
tive ,srist't. ATE otts'"e AMI pwpiga,ed io' .ale
a. ,oon a. offered elsewhere.
ORNAMENTAL TREES
IIor.e Che.nut; Moun,s;n Ash; Silver Map.
Sugar Msple; Brosdlrsf Eha; Amer'ean Elm;
Nor~s, Spruce; AIbor Ni,r; L,Ich Sc
Hard, Rs-e-. over 2O0 varieties. covering an
scr- II ground The n,tufal h,ncss " the groanI
eaib 2. u. To suppl, clubs aud dealer. at yer, low
fale.
Extra Fine Bulb. Of the new Japan
Lilies
Hedge PLn,.; Do'dcr Plants; Daisies; Pan.
Size; PeOnic.; PhlpNe.; rahlia. Sc.
TIL. callectioa Of fruit tree. 10 the largest 10 be
f,anI ~ tb. stat. sni selection. c,n be made
AZ, tine The tree. are MT Only Sigorou. sad
healthy, hai grown With graf care Ia Insure acru.
,acy In all eases when de.ir-,l, selections will
b- made With .ernpal'u. care b, the pr"p''eio'
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Extra Fine Bulb. Of the new Japan
Lilies
FARM FOR SALE,


AfDA- 4 LARGE and valuable farm g.,
fR n sak, consulting 81 sbo.t LIS
acre. Of Lsd, with prime buding.
thereon. consisting Of a siory.and-hslf
> hoa.e. 26s36. addition. l6x36; harms,
33,3J and iO>sD; sheds, iss22 and l6StO.-
Ia,lIins. 10 good rrps,r Also. good orchards
on IN, iarm; water ~ sb.,iaaoe 90 the pfeuis.
e.-welI at the hons. and zoe at the bsrnyafd.
Said lam .. situated IN Buckheld, ne,r the nsia
rad leading tn Psri. iiii. s"d about foor oiles
10 .aid village. aud three To Bvck6eh Village.
and q miles 20 South Paris Depot. The farm 10
disids,i a. G,ii.~.; three good pastures, about
80 acres of woodland. Sufficient ,inbsr ior use oi
t.r,n, and balance iillAee and moving laai. Said
i.rm cut. froa 40 20 50 ions Of upland hay pee
year and With lhile hbor 20 tons 81 good mead.
ow hsy Gu lie cut oa ssid isrp. Being the prop.
euy occupied by L,saader Live. Teens al sale
$500 cash, or 200. half cash and balance oa
tine. Said farm will he sold be,wrea INV aad
the fret dsy IL MAY p-xi. Call oa =. e. An
DREws. Esq, T,oek6eld. of Sir. Love, on ih.
em,ses.
Bsck6,li. March 6, 1862.
P.s.-If no, soli on or before said time. u ~ill
lie soh at pablo sbctioa, on the premises, Sstur-
day, May 81, ls62. at &c O'Clock. A. N.
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Fryeburg Academy.
II II e

'llIr Ssmmst Tstm ~ thu. ia.ii,stion vii com.
msare oa Wsds.t,. June ilh. ls62, and
coniin,- ,Le'sn weeks, Unlrt The charge OF
u. 4. SNOW, FTiacip4i;
A..,.i.i b, Me. ASH, II. LoRD.
W., >nos ;. thorough. 'acce ''iul and popu.
Lar teacher.
Oar .ch.-,i pr,.,ni. spiral als.at.g-. 20 ,ouas
men htl,ag lot college. and TO all ~,.hins a. paf.
.oe the .ngag-. and hghrt h',nchs. II Ensli.h.
u. u. >EWAiL, Secretary.
rp.l.fg. MAY 5, Is62.
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d. Z D

u Nos-,,. Aps,l 10. W. ,b',l fro.,, aged %.
o. Peri. M,r~h - ~ iipihsfii, llarurt T.,
daughter Il Seth al D,ll, Bath. aged 5N~ar..
Mach IS IL c,a.a npiira. los, d,"grisr ~ JET
ers,a Hall. sg.i -. Mach -, Mo H., vile
Of william u. Grr-ae aged % yeats.
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STATE or MAINE.
TRIAsURtR's OTTicI,
Augusta, Apt,I 10. 1862.

TYPON the ellowiag townships OF tracts OF
Land. not liable io ie assessed 10 any tom.
the G,Ilo~ ing assessmenis .os State tan 81 1862.
~.rr made by IN as, ofih- Legislature. approved
%. the nineieea,h day of Mach. 1872.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS Ia compliance
~ Nth pro'i'iOn Of Lev. the und,Isig ned
hrfrb, s'o- publ'c notice To those psr.oa. Who
inisad tc,ch,ug the en.u,ns season. that he ~ be
Al he. re.,dcuc- at Snnw'. Falls, each Saturday
du,,ng the moaIh Vi MAY, 10, the po'pn.. ol qu.l.
Il, ins teachers.
q. ". HAMMOND. Supervisor.
?M., May ). 1852.
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HEBRON ACADEMY.

rI>IIE i miner Term OF ihi. institution will
i Commence on "Wednesday, Nay 2s,h, aud
cOaiinoe ten weeks. under the Instruction oi
A. e. IiERRlCK, A. N.
Basri. 81 90 pet week. Tniiian from 50 10
ia - 80. boz iurh.r incarnation address the
fr'ac'pai, or SECRETARY. at Hebron.
JoNEpii BARROwS. Secretary.
iiebton, Me-, ApS,l -, iso2.
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Gould's Academy.

ATBErllEl., ME.
Fr>HE >umm-r TcrI. ofIhi. institution will CON.
i mr"or Oh the 6rI rV-.dA, ~ Jnne.
L. CROSS. A. H.. Priaeipal.
TuITIoS-Common Engl,.h, $500; Higher
Eagles sai Languages, IS 80.
board, neat the Acilrm,, s2.OJ per week,
sashisg rNiri. f0r father ps'i,ruiir. adde's.
the pnsc,p,l. X. 4. FRYE. secretary.
Bethel, Ma, g. iss2.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

finally caught under the roller of the sled.
and the team stopped. The wood had to be
thrown off before he could be released, which
was done as soon as possible, but his injuries
were so severe that he lived but few hours
after the accident. He was about &c years
Of age, and we'll known as a very odd and
eccentric genius, some specimens of whxl
we should be glad to mention this week. if
we had the time to write them out. We re-
member one which was somewhat in this
wise He was left to take care of the pre-
misses, and especially to see that some geese
got into no mischief. He did not, howe, or.
desire to be closely confined, and to make
things sure, got "bar post" and having
caught the geese, inserted their heads into
each mortlse, and, TO make things doublv
sure, drove wedge in by the side of their
heads, with beetle. We believe the geese
not only gave no trouble at that time, but
were never troublesome afterward- Bellows
Falls Times,
The above reminds us of freak of McNle
nus, foolish man, well known in this vicir-
lty. Although he was easily inundated and
would mind the command of the smallest
child, he was as full of original sin as the
next man, and onl y an opportunity was need
ed for him to display it. One day he was
left at home alone by his father to "See to
things" while the old gent came to town.
When the father returned home he found all
his hens dangling from the fence-posts about
his yard, dead. The son had caught them,
and inserting their heads between the elects
and the pc Sts, 10y considerable tiu,tering the
hens had managed to as etiectually wiring
their necks as it could have been done by
Rand.
"a GIFT SENT FROM GoD."-Mr Wilson
Higgins, of Jamaica, buried an infant son on
the first day of February, which left him
without an heir. On Thursday morning, the
9TH inst, Mr. Higgins was aroused from his
SAUNDERS by loud 'hnocking at his door,
when he heard a horse and sleigh as if in the
act of turning around. lie went to the door
as Soon as possible, but saw neither man
horse nor sleigh, but on the doorstep was a
small bundle carefully done up, which he
carried into the house. Upon examination
he found, much to his surprise, liring IN
tnt bag, evidently not more than ~ hours
old, warm y enNrapped in flannel folds and
sleeping sweetv therein. Enclosed in an en-
,elope were two jewels as his companions
first a j dollar bill, and second note bearing
these expressive words, az gift sent from,
Sod"
The child, We learn, is tenderv cared fol-
by Mrs H., the recently bereayed mother.
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TW-BIrs.-The y. y. Tribune is one of
,ba mos. e,r,.s, manners IN this crisis Trio
'o'io"'''* =" III q +'''' mum
Der:
When YOU hear a man say that the Blac},
Republicans have caused the war, be sure
that his heart is with the Rebels
When you hear an officer say that II the
war IS 70 'e "aS'o 'of Tie oeSfuc!'oh Oh
oI">t[! ~ VIII f1Sls'' oe sure ''''' HIS near
Is WIN WI, '''e l'1oe''' c,c,. -, :,
"o'' you "'"i ma" iI''u '"''' "I''' we
his heart IS with the Rebels.
! Whoever does not CIV with all his heart.
| Live the Republic. though Slavery perish is
a traitor
Remember that every friend eff Slavery is
an enemy of the Repubic.
+, ,,,: -, ,. L
~ .'.I 'HPlo>'"'' "l' ''.e su'p"1t -,
OS.l' ~, 0'-I''' u w
His clothing vas at once removed, linseed
oil and -four applied to his parboilrd flesh
and he was carefully wrapped in blankets
and placed in bed. y few moments after
came news that the rebel flag was struck, ant
'ie LOU suli.oc't.' III ns en.nuS'''l''' IN
sp ''I w. " ms ''':i w .'4>
''i' o'1''N'' III 'l'e 49, .'INAs 40.
i"o ''O' '>''',
IJI r,m 3 .;s;a;, :,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

Browns Bronchial TrOches cure Cough,
Cold, HoarseneSs, Influenza, any Irritation or
Soreness of the Throat, relieve the Hacking
Cough in Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma and
Catarrh, clear and give strength to the voice of
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.
THAT trouble in my throat, (for which the
"Troches" is specific having made me often
mere whisperer. n. p. WILLIS.
II recommend their use to Public Speakers"
REV f. II. CHAPLIN.
"Have proved extremely serviceable for Hoarse
ness" REV H. W. BEECHER.
Almost instant relief in the distressing labor
of breathing peculiar to Asthma
REV A. C. EGGLESTON.
Contain no Opium or anything Injurious
DR. a. A. HAYES, Chemist Boston.
"A simple and pleasant combination for
Coughs, &c" DIR G. +. BIGELOW, Boston.
beneficial in Bronchitis
DRJF. W. LANE. Boston.
81 have proved them excellent for Whooping
Cough" REV II. w. WARREN, Boston.
Beneficial when compelled to speak, suffering
from Cold" REV S. }. P. ANDERSON,
81 have been much afflicted with Bronchial At
fiction. producing Hoarseness and Cough. The
Troches are the only effectual remedy, giving
power and clearneSs to the voice"
REV GEO. SLACK.
Minister Church of England,
Milton Parsonage. Canada.
1.-TWO or three times have been attacked by
Bronchitis. so as to make me fear that should
be compelled to desist from ministerial labor.
through disorder Of the Throat But from mod
crate use of the Troches, now fnd myself able
to preach nightly, for weeks together, without
the slightest inconvenience
REV E. B. RYCkMAN. A. B.,
Wesleyan Minister, Montreal.
CAUTIoN-As there are many limitations, ask
for and obtain only Browns Bronchial Tro
ches," which by long experience have proved
their value, having received the sanction by phys
icians generally, and testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country.
Sold by all DrurviStS at y cents ner nOS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
Vermont Military Items.

Ethan Allen Hitchcock, confirmed by the
Senate as major general of volunteers, will
Immediately take command at Cairo. Gen
Hitchcock is Nermonter, grandson OF
Ethan Allen, and has gwen evidence that he
inherits the courage Of the old hero. He
was educated at West Polrt ard was assistant
adjutant general to Gen Scott in Mexico,
where he reached the rank of brigadier gen
eral by brevet. Soon atterwar1a jeff Davis.
then secretary Of war, quarreled with him,
and he was obliged to resign. Since his re-
Sisnatlon he has resided in retirement at s.
Louis. Nations Daily.
ShvENTH REGMENT-The companies Of
the 'th regiment are organized and ranked
% tollnu.S
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tr. and sce specimens ana Pres. II
Bret Locals.
4 musical friend reminds US that in the
,.r,. Of the "o.I folks" last week, We seem
not to recognize the home talent. The
,.,r, NAV be open to that objection, bnt
hing o; the kind was intended. We
,,, Of the chorus as a chorus, and certain
,,u did their parts finely. Did We not dis
=, TO make nvidious distinctions We should
i..ye said what every one about here already
Lrnv,I that Miss lIalletts fine voice was
.ram ent in all the choruses, and that the
.c.r entitled strike the cymbals," in which
,..r had solo, was particularly we'll sung,
-. VIM in the soloist sweetness and vol
..rg Of tone as rare as it is refreshing.
We to not ike to hurt the feelings Of
..y: and particularly careful would we be
the feelings of those who have been be-
-4yed in the loss Of friends near and dear
I'd, W. would esteem it as an especial favor
in notices of deaths all poetry would be
m,,eI. 1t IS not showing proper respect
.g The memory Of the deceased to append to
.- notice such doggerel as We frequently re-
.r.yr. Anything more than the announce
~-a, %! deaths IN this paper to be paid for
., sane price as advertisements.
The Barker family sung at Union Hall
tuesday evening to an appreciatiye and graf
..r. audience. This troupe of concertists
As been before the public for a number of
.: wears, and We hear of them everywhere as
staining the reputation they gained so
.t. ago. Mr. Bankers tenor is smooth,
0la and powerful, while Mr. Tanner has
.,s had the name of being one Of the deep
Us: iIysoS in the country. Mrs Barker has a
..,4r, sweet voice, and the boys "till up the
l,.hs' admirably. All the voices blended
Will, and il is the frs, travelling concert We
lave attended for long time where not q
I'd. doUS or silly piece ~aS sang. The in
'"umtntal part Of the program was quite a
feature Of the entertainment and made al
v,a there was more of it. This concer,
anne at an untavorable time, when the PEG
,r were surfeted with entertainments of
musical and other character, but if the Bark
e.> return IN the spling, as they limited the,
H. ,yiya full
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
Arrival Of over
$4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS AT BARTON.

In consequence Of the War, one of the Largest
Dry Goods Houses in Boston has recently failed,
one-haf of their Immense Stock of Fashionable
Dress Goods has been sent to
BARTON VILLAGE,
with orders to sell the same for whatever prices
they will bring.
The Stock comprises the largest and best as
sortment of Rich Plaid Striped and BrocadcI
Silks. Cashmere ShawiS, both Long and Square
Washington Mills Plaid, Wooden Shaws. Plain
Black ShawlS BEST quality of the Genuine Eng
lish Crown and eros de Rhcin Black Silks. There
are over Slo.0o worth OF Silks in the Stock.
All the new styles Imported Goods for Dress
cS. such as Poll de ChesreS, Garibaldl PlaidS.
Mohairs Poplins, Neapolitan DeLaines. Mascn-
IA Checks, best quality French Thioets and Lv-
onese. and every variety of Dress Goods TO be
found in first class Dry Goods Store in Boston
or New York
\ splendid assortment Of Blcached Linen Ia
bic Covers. Napkins. Brown Table Covers fine
white Linens. white cambria MuSIns. check
CambricS, b!eachcd ShtctingS ami Shir,ingS.
both heavy and tine embossed WOODEN Table Cow
ers. brown Calnbrics. Doth SarSins, and English.
splendid French and English Print. Merrimack
Pacific. Manchester. and other American Prints.
Black Broadc!o;h> for Ladies Cioak> and BaS-
quInes.
There are over 10000 yd> of PRINTS in
the stock Linen lidkf>. Shirt Bosom>, SEir,
Collars. real French Fancy Shifting. Cotton
FlannelS. Balmoral Skirts. Hoped Skirts. Mar
settles Quilts, lickingS. Striped ShirtinG>. Blue
Dri!lings. Crashes and lIuckabuck for Towciing.
Russian Diaper. Spoo! Cot'olS, ard other Goods
too numerous 10 capituiae III this bill
CLOTHS. CLOTHS.
Pant Cloths Of every description. Harris bc>
goods for mems wear. Back German Broa,
Cloths, Doc>hiuS, SatinctS Beaver Cloths. Trcg,
Cloths, Repc!lants AID Water Proof Cloths fl
Ladies CIoakS. &C.. &c. comprising the LarLcs
and Best assortment OF Cloths III New Fl gland
+ The orders 10 sell these Goods aye Unccndl
.ional and pcreraptorv. Thc families Of Orlcan
and Ca.ed mia Counties aud Northern Vernon
have thus an opportunity obtain rich and dcs,r;.
bic goods which cannot otherwise be Ohtane'
this side Of Boston or New York.
Rccoilect the Store,
Mansfield. Building.
Barton Village
Mex, TO the barton Hotel"
4 splendid assortment OF Rich FaShionabl
Cloaks.
s. % SlLAS :. DREW. Assignee.
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.

WALTER BROWNS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District. -.
A. Probate court held III 81. J"hI>buc said district
the 18th day Oi Feb, A. u. lN62.
WHEREAS, Nath' Roy adm'lli StTator the estate
W . ALTER BROWN. III Of Barnet ia said
district deceased proposes t"rcnd"I "t his i-
min>tratio ami L. present his account against said estate
for examination and allowance Tor the purpose "f making
Partition and distribution ui the residue al said estate.
der decree al said court the persons VIII" 10y
law entitled to the same IL i Therefore ordered Is
said court hat the under consideration ami
be heard the Probate Office ST. Juhu>tury
the 10th DAY al March A. ID. l~D2. And il i further
ordered. that all iutcr"St. Toe Notified here, -
publication 4 copy vi the rcc"r! ui this order i'll The
Californian. printed al 81. Jui>hIry. three K
SIIcC-vcly previous to said time al hearing. that
mdy appear and contest the allowance said account
il they Call>,.: and also bee heard hy said court In
the matter Of pdrtiti" and distribution col -i estate
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Jude
A true copy of record
s2-.4 Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
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Latest by Telegraph
A GENERAL PRICE CAPTURED

The following despatch was received at
headquarters to- day:
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.
10 MAJOR. General Mcclellan:
Gen Curtis has captured Gen Price, Coils.
Dorsey and Cross, and Capt Judge OF Gen
Prices staff. (Signed) W. H. HALLECK.
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DEACHAM ACADEMY.
SPRING TERM
81 So c. o. THOMPSON, Principal.


ORDEH0f NOUCEof SEITLEMENT
LORENZO ID. KuGGLES' ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. Cal-doniaDi>iritt. -.
Ala Probate Court held 81 Jull>huTy district
the Eth day Feb A. ID. l>h..
WHEREAS. William F. Rus.IcS administrator on thu
W Estate OF LORENZO ID. Kt.,I,rl.ES.
ate OF sutton. ia said district. deceased. proposes
Ia render account 81 his administration and present
h!~acC"ut against said estate Tor cNdIat and allow
aIce toT the purpose al making Partition and .:trbu-
ton OF the Residue OF SAID estate under decree ui said
court among the persons u Icy dw entitled I" the
same II i therefore ordered By said court thai the
come under consideration and Ice heard at lii, Probate
OfiCe i'll 81. Jui>bury the 18th March \. II.
laO2. And II i further ordered that all persons inter
e>tcd be not ied hereof by publication Of ct ;r
cord u tbs order III the taici"lai piiItrda ST Johns
bury three wrrh. successfully previous 10 said time ui
hearI-. that they appear ami contest the allow
OF said account if they and also Ice heard 10y
said court III the matter ul Partition ana distribution OF
said estate
By the Court.
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate.
4 true copy Ui Record Attest,
s2A ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

The first battery Of Light Artillery, Geo
W. Duncan, Captain, and the second battery
of Light Artillery, Lense r. Sayles, Cap
tain, ale attached to the Sth Regiment.
The 9TH Regiment was duly mustered Into
the United States service at Camp Phelps
by Capt. Jones, of the I. 5. Army, On
Wednesday afternoon. About fourteen sol
diers refused to take the oath, and were pla-
ced under guard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
DIR. WN. Il. HURD'S
TOOTH ACH T. DROPS!

for the cure of
TO O L III A { III +
produced by exposed nerves.
1t is particularly adapted TO all cases of
children afflicted with
TOOTHACHE
Parents can relieve themselves from that
distressing wearinesS caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and their children from great suffering, By
keeping bottle Of
Or. wM. b. HURD : T0oTHACHE DROPS
in the house.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office.
No. q. Fourth Street, Brooklyn, f. ID.
Price, only Il Cents per Bottle.
y liberal discount made TO dealers
-idiress Principal Qgict, Tribune Buildings
Ne. Spruce Street, N.ir Tork.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack X Co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel: J. & |. Coioington, 1l5
Broadway; d. $. Barnes. 202 broadway,
and by all Druggists.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
1000 Agents Wanted.

To introduce Dr Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every county. Men or women VINO want 70 make
money quickly can do better with these articles
than ANYTHING IN market. They are new, useful,
low priced, and we spending thousands IN
adrerti>in. them foT the benefit Of agents Box
6 OF samples containing u dozen of the one
dollar packages above specified, with circulars
viii be sent, on receipt Of screen cellars, about
half pIice, 10 am person wishing 10 test his OF
her skill III selling with the view of becoming an
agent. They can be sold in day
l. We would rather paw salaries than Com
missions to those who prove themselves efficient
saleSmen-
IL Now is the time 10 go into the business
For address and references see above.