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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
Brief Locals.

We had spirited town meeting here
., Tuesday. Judging from the humber OF
lact;oas We think the tax payers are pref
-. wpn satisfied with the way town affairs
r,ra been maneged the past year. The vote
far county commissioner was light as 1t al
WAYS is but in this as in other towns IN our
.,,, +, seems to have been all one way
9, ,he temperance Candidate
We received last night letter from
c.. T Drew, military assistant at Brat
t,,o in which he says Scion w. Pierce's
.,,4r Mrs. Jones OF Danville) was inform
,lby letter Of her sons death Immediately on
81. drcease. His body was placed IN tomb
await the action Of his friends, where it
..,o,;red until accumulated numbers made it
..4..,ry TO bury several, and the body Of
,-.,,e was taken among the number, no
...I. having appeared 10 claim it. We are
...,rrI bv Capt. Drew that every thing that
Ne (, done for the dead and their sorrow
H., friends; and that they always write or
..,,ranh the friends of soldiers who die
....... The same day of their decease. We
NJ. bound 10 believe this statement, and can
=. account for this unpleasant case by sup
,.e, that the letter to Pierce's mother new
.,n.1 rs destination
-!t the annual meeting Of Deluge Fire
q.9anv No. 9, held March lst, the follow
H., officers were elected for the year ensuing
F. Brown, foreman; VIM. W. Mack, ID
FREEMAN B. F. Rollins, foreman of hose
\ u. Johnson, clerk and treasurer; B. r
Rollins, j. A. Harlow, J. r. Baldwin, stand,
committee. Adjourned to Tuesday, Mar
I'd.
We are under obligations to our many
friend, for the promptness with which they
lave sent in the returns of the election held
as. Tuesday.
One Of the best lectures yet delivered
.r.5re the Ladies society was given Monday
evening by Rev. J. McAnn. Subject, the
Ir.>nmau. The next lecture will be held a
,.- south Church on Monday evening next
ly Hon. Z. Fairbanks. Subject, Water
r.yy "reminiscences of the village, and histo
.c ,.cts in relation to aqueducts.
There are several reasons why me'
MD not beat their horses. There is per
,.,s bat one reason, however, that woult
-. influence upon the men who habtuail
MS; and that is penalty provided b
y or such inhumanity. This penalty
-.lced in other places and We have reaso
. p J,iieve that t will be here on a recurrenc
&. s.th scenes as have been witnessed OF latt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
Personal SketChes.-Ryegate.

ELIZABETH Toad was born at Glasgow,
Scotland, in 1889. Her parents were wealthy
bleachers and manufacturers. Eliza (as
she was calleI) was brought up and educated
in that elegant and fashionable style which
is usual among people in their position in
life As she grew W and began to bloom
into womanhood, ia addition to her accom-
pNshments in the higher branches of educa-
ton she began to exhibit romantic tuln of
mind which made her the f4yorite guest It
the numerous parties Of fashionable enter
lanment. These parties were more frequent
at the time she was about fifteen years old
from The fact that regiment Of British sold
ers were stationed at Glasgow TO these
parties the officers Of the res't were often
invited, and thus became acquainted With
the gay nd fashionable Of the city. Eliza,
though Young and of small stature, acquired
by her conversational powers and romantic
turn oi mind, comm IndiHg Influence among
! those with whom she associated. She be
cane an object of attention to the young
dashing officers particularly. One Of those
officers, whom We will call Henry, became
foadly attached to her: and nIay say that
her attachment 10 him was equally sincere.
They had just began to ENJOY those pleasing
meetings and dreams OF bliss which till tie
mind of young lovers when actuated By those
virtuous motives which flow from an honest
heart, wnen their father, learning the situG-
ton of affairs, told her th.. he had selected
partner for her, VINO, when the proper
time arrived, would lead her to the altar
This man, though much older than herself
was a very respectable person. But Eliza
preferred her own choice, whom she made
; known to her parents. We need not tell nov
the old folks undertook to win their Gauyt.t-
er to their views in the matter, and how
many ways and means the young lovers IN
dertook to deceived the old folks. f. u wa
sent to various ,arts CT Scotland and Eng
: land to see places Of interest and romati
renown, to crafty, as the father said, tn
disposition of his daughter. But il was O
no u.s. ; Henry and Eliza would meet i
company where the parents least expected
At last the father told her she might visi
r Amer ca if she desired to do 80, and he woul
r send his head clerk 20 accompany her Thi
clerk had been her guide in many of her eA
cursions, and was therefore unobjectionablt
They acc rdingly sailed from Glasgow ar
arrived at Ryegate in 1904; where, aft
l. providing .or her support, he left for Ne
& York, on pressing business, as he SAID
y From there he wrote informing Eliza tn;
~ she was banished child and must not thin
n ofreturning to Scotland. This was her fir
b. lntlmation of her real condition. 1t fell u
es on her with crushing weight, and for tin
n. seemed to paralyze her, mind and body. ST
lis however found herself surrounded by trl
ID and sympa,hising friends, and everythir
u that could be was done for her convenien
n and comfort. This whole affair had bet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
Barnet.

Mr. EDITOR Il wish, through The GALE
DOMAIN, to thank the people of Barnet for a
donation of $50, which they made ne on
the Sd Of February, accompanied with a par
ish visit Of still greater value. They cid
just such thing for ME last year. and an
other the year previous. The Lord reward
chem for their generosity, and give them
back in spiritual blessings, good measure,
pressed down, shaken together and running
over" }. UNDERWOOD.
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Honor to Lyndon.

A great battle has been fought and most
glorious victory won in LYNDON The grand
Army Of Temperance, Law and Order, in IN
broken column met the braggart "chivalrv'
Of the Allies (rum and "democracy or
tuesday, and the result was all that every
lover Of right and justice could desire. And
all honor to those true democrats who openly
and without reserve broke loose from the
shackels Of party and acted for principle; by
which means 30 noble an end is attained.
And for the names of some of the most promi-
nent temperance men in town, Il would say
by the way that it was publicly announced
by the opposition that no temperance man
would be elected y reference is had to the
list of officers from this town, who were cleo
ted by ballot with from forty to one hun
dred majority. Again say all honor to
Lyndon. CITIZEN.
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Barnet.


MoGerator-Peter buchanan.
Town Clerk. ID. Abbott.
Seleclmen-Duncan Harvey, George Gass,
Walter Abbott
Treasurer. ID. Abbott.
Constabls-Lioyd kimball.
Ovarseer of the Poor-Babt Gilkerson.
Listers-John Felch, VIM. f. Peck, Claud
Harvey.
Auditors-Robert Harvey, P. Buchanan,
Lyman Stanley.
Fence Niewers-Andrew Warden, Horace
Lawrence, ". W. Brock.
Town Grand Jurors Henry Gilfllan, Lem
uel Manchester.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-W Walter
Gilbraith.
Inspector of Leather. A. Johnson.
Town Ageni-Peter Lindsey.
School Superintendent-James Graham.
Grand Jurors-Altx Gilchrist, Claudius
Somess, 81.
Petit Jurors-James Shaw, Robert Gilker-
son, Alex NcPiee, Alex Blair, John c. Kent
Lyman Stanley, Abel Gilfllan, VIM. War.
den, John Felch, c. a. Sylvester.
( Vote for Commissoner--John Morse, 81.
To'ed, to raise $4,000 to pay the expenses
Of the town the coming year. The present
/ udphte1upss of the own Is $1,000 all houn
ties paid.
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Cabot.

Cabot.
The annual town meeting passed off quiet
ly; the business all closed up by four o'clock ::
quite change for the better from last year.
The store and goods at the lower village
owned by r. G. kimball has been purchased
by J. H. Damon. AS he enters upon his
new department Of business, he has The best
wishes of all his townsmen- friends
of Rev. S. F. King, st week, gave him a
surprise and left as token of their regards
the value Of so.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
stluprS Club.

lie first meeting of the st. Johnsbury
s4curys Club was held the 18th ult, at the
-,..rnce of the President, Hon. f. A. Parks.
ect discussed, "The Horse" 1t was u
-..'mously agreed that this noble animal,
mating in Egypt and improved in Yer
n, is an "institu,ion" to be patronized by
'e who wish to ride, and must be for a
= time to come profitable to the breeder,
Prices keep up. Afterwards JiralreS were
.-.s@nted to the meeting, taken up in detail,
crossed, and after slight amendments Of
..ed by two members of the board, pepper
and Ninegar) passed. 1t was minated that
me next meeting would be held at Hon. A
u Nadwlck 5, though nothing was definitely
settled apon. Subject, Bees"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
Town Officers elected March, 1854
st. JOhnSbury.

st. .IOhnsbury.
Moderator-Ge A. Merrill.
Town Clerk Hubbard Hastings.
Selectmen-Calvn Morrill,, H. Paddock,
James L. Stevens.
Treasurer-Hubbard Hastings.
Overseer Of the Poor-John Emerson.
First Constable and Collector-Sias Ran
dali.
Listers A. G. Chadwick, George Ranney,
l.. G. Mathews.
Audtors-E. +. Brown, Ephraim Cham
berlin, " B. Flint.
Trustee of the Surplus Money-Jonathan
Ross
Fence iewers-The Selectmen.
Town Grand Jurors-David Boynton, Ira
Arlington, l.. B. Harrington.
Town Agent-Jonathan Ross.
Sealer of Weights ana Measures-O. W..
Baker.
Inspector Of Leather-N. B. Flint.
Pound eeper-Barron Moult IN.
SURVEYORS of Lumber-L. o. Stevens, Ira
Arlington, Willard Carleton.
Superintendent of Common Schools-Rev.
Isaac McAnn.
! COURT JURORS. Grand Jurors-Ephraim
Cha,nterlin, Russell Hslett, Franklin Girls
void, John Morse, Abel Wiley. Petit Ju.
rors-George W. Ely, Charles Ranney, Jas
/ VI. Eddy, I. r. Fairbanks, Luke Buzzell, I
c. Bill, A. r. Hovey. Irwin Gorham, r. B.
Nichols, Otis Hallett James r. Stevens
Highway Surveyors Winthrop True, AL
len g. Stone, John Bishop, Alanson Aldrich
Hiram Russell, Hiram Goss. Horace Aver
Charles Stark, VIM. Hail. Chas. Cobb, Abe
Shofey, Hollis Stiles, Otis Haiet,, Henri,
Hill. O. F. Russell, Pembroke Stevens, Da
RUS Bradley, Nathaniel Goss, Luther P
Cheney, L. H. Wright, George Williams
Quincy B. Parker, Jonathan +. Emerson
Warren Roberts, James Stevens, Beauma,
B alter, Jonathan Lawrence, Levi S. Wheaton
Joseph H. Nichols.
Vote for County Commissioner-Johl
Morse had 1874 scattering,3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
Excise Tax.

By reference to advertisements in this pa
per Of Assessors I. f. Powers and Henry c.
Adams, it viii be seen that the law respecting
the duty Of individuals and firms liable to
taxation, is very strict. Incomes must be re-
ported to the assistant assessor of each dis
tr.ct on or before the first Monday in May of
zach year a word to the wise is sufficient.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
AVE YOU K MONEY!.
oSANE YOU X II + A TIL

BY using Ileblg'S Essential Coffee
The most Healthy, The most delicious, !.
And Cheapest Beverage in the World
Sold by JOHNSON at 80 cents per pound
1t yields the essential eXcellences of Java COT
fee, Dandelon and Cocoa.
To those Dyspeptic. to those Nervous, 10 these
having Liver Difficulties, to those having Kidney
Complaints, to all whom ordinary coffee hurts
1T Is INVALUABLE.
One pound goes far as four pounds Of pure
Coffee it is equal to pure coffee TN cost a. -
cents pound and is healthy. This is all '5uc as
is certified by he ablest medicinal authorities in
New York.
n. NJ JOHNSON, Is AGENT
For these goods for Northern Vermont and sun
plies them at the manufacturers retail prices in
New York City. He wishes TO call attention to
these goods especially. Pro bono P"j'ro and
also to the fact he publishes paper in sITIoN
To THE CALED1NIAN. and expects 10 lind favor
by supplying all kinds Of Dry Goods. Groceries.
&c. so low as to merit it. Call and get copy of
the opposition life of trade paper The House
Keeper Manual y u First copy FREE.
P $1,000 agents wanted for the Manual. Z p
plicants must buy pound of coffee or tea. S1tf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
/ II Il CALEDON A n
1ocAr, AND STATE ITEMS.

r. We endeavor to make lHE oALfi"''.NS
ar - oral ners; and our friends III o"'euoA'
nj orleans counties will confer gre" ia'0' - -
a very materially the interest of the paper ny Senuin
local items in = brief, legible form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
iiIgh Priced Horses.

Horses are coming up with other things
e.. G. A. Merrill sold his black span to a
A.g York gentleman on Saturday last for
$1,000.
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Constable and Colector-George w. Nc
Gatfey.
Overseer and Agent-Harlow Esterbrook.
Auditor-H. w. Esterbrooks, Justin Cob
leigh, Jonathan Richardson.
HListers-A. H. Ball, D. E. Ruggles, S.
Roundy.
Grand Juror-Wm. A. Densmore.
School Superintendent. 7. Harris.
Vote for Commissione--JohnM NOISE. 10.
Newark.
Town Clerk. L. Dolloff.
Selectmen-D. F. Johnson, Austin Packer
Jabez Smith.
Town Treasured. F. Johnson.
Overseer and Town Agent-Nathl Bruce.
Listers-L. NJ. Sleeper, S. B. Corliss, A.
Ball.
First Constable-Amos Dolloff.
Auditors-M. A. left, James Wire, Rob-
ert Moulton.
Trustees-James Wire, NJ. A. Taft, A. P.
Taft.
School Superinte,- dent--D. S. Dexter.
Ryegate.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-Geo. Cowles.
Selectmen-H. G. Gibson, w. T. White
law, W. j. Nelson.
Overseer of the Poor-Robert Miller.
Constable-Alex. Cochran.
Listers-Robert Gibson, I'd, J. K. Park,
w. J. Gibson.
Trustee of Surplus Money-Peter Gibson.
School Superintendent-Geo. NJ. WILEY.
Town Agent-John Mcclure.
Town Grand Jurors-W. J. Henderson,
John IL. Currier.
Vote for Comuissioner-John Morse, 81.
Peacham.
Moderator-T. Sanborn.
Town Clerk-David Merrill.
Selectmen-Lyman Watts, J. NJ. Martin,
o. P. Hooker.
Treasurer-John NJ. Martin.
Overseer of the Poor-Henry Walker.
Constabe-Harvey Sanborn.
Listers-Wm. Sanborn, A. Martin, Harvey
Blanchard.
Auditors-Ira L. McLary, J. o. Cowles
Ashbel Goodenough.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04

Kirby.
Clerk-C. H. Graves.
Selectmen-E. w. Church, H. ID. Young.
H. o. Burroughs.
Treasurer-E. W. Church.
Overseer of the Poor-H. ID. Young.
Constable and Collector-Josiah Gront.
Auditors Newhall, H. o. Bur-
rougbs, H. D. Young.
Town Agent-E. w. Church.
Trustee Merit Newhall
School Superintendent-R Risley. Jr.
Grand Jurors-R. Risiey, r. b. Cob
leigh.
County Grand Jurols-Ira G. Smith, Asa
Carpenter.
Petit Jurors-D. Quimby, Henry Weather
bee, W. NJ. Hovey.
Cabot.
Moderator-G. H. Paige.
Clerk-Allen Perry.
Selectmen-B. F. Scott, NJ. 2. Wallace.
B. W. Marsh.
Listers-Rufus Adams, G. H. Paige, EnOch
Holt.
School Superintendent. ?. I.amson.
Overseer of the Poor-NIilton Fisher.
Town Agent-E. d. Putnam.
Trustee of Surplus Fund-Jeremiah At
kins.
Pound Keeper Gun.
Constable-B. F. Scott.
Guildhall.
Moderator-Charles E. Benton.
Town Clerk-Wm. H. Har,shorn.
Selectmen-Oramel Crawford, Charles Z.
Benton, Benz. F. Grow.
Treasurer-Oramel Crawford.
Overseer of Poo--Amos Rosebrook
Constable-Elbridge G. Rosebrook
Listers-L. \. Grannis, +. S. Freeman
Thomas Philbrick.
Auditors-The Selectmen.
Trustee of Surplus Money-Thomas H.
Carbee.
Fence Viewers-Z. X. Washhurn. Zed.
Woods, AFRO Burton.
Town Grand Jurors-David Kent. f. :.
Freeman
Sealer of Weights and Measures.-Wm.
H. Hartshorn.
Inspector Ct Leather-S. W. Emery.
| Town Agent-Greenlief Webb.
School SUPPLEMENTARY W. Dodge.
Vote for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lane, -
! New Advertisements.
! SheriH's Sale-Geo Il. Walker.
To whom it may Concern-Geo. Il. Walk
err
| Land at Auction-D. W. Hibbard.
Internal Revenue-Henry {. Adams.
Room Taper and Bordering Geo. Aid.
rich.
: Boston Stock Fluctua,ion-J. G. Martin.
Administrator Sa!e-Lewis Pierce.
Taxes-Thomas f. Powers.
House for Sale-Lucius Gilmore.
Sale of Real Estate-Beni. Nu,ter.
| John. jenkins Order of Notice of Settle
ment.
Robert Forls do do 10
Jesse MarShalls - do do DO
Wu arlinp-Commissi,nsr's Motto.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
Barton.

DdrtOh.
Nessrs. Whitney and B. F. Rix hold
musical convention at Barton, commencing
E.xt Monday evening and closing Wednes-
day evening following with concert. We
presume the railroad will carry fer fare one
~ay.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
'nlon :. =. Convention.

\ Coion County Sabbath School Conven-
vii be held in DanviIle, in the Congre-
,-'.nai church, on Tuesday and Wednesday
>-',' 10Th and l6, commencing Tuesday
.... al o'clock. 1t is hoped that this con,
'.-'on will be attended by the pastors, sab
~" school superintendents and delegates
''A al the evangelical churches of the coun.
~ aAd by as many friends of sabbath schools
3" make it convenient to be present, and
'.'. Il Will result in the permanent organi.
am Of County Sabbath School Union
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04

Col. W. I. hoLoroos of the 7th reg't is in
nmand Of the brigade at Barrancas, Flori-
- ,arseon Enoch Blanchard, formerly of
,aIon, but late of the eth, is on the staff
q the General command district Of W.
r..gC,ia, as medical director.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
GRAlB'S CELEBRiTED SiLTE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salre IS vegetable preparation. invent
Ct II the 9Th ccr.tary, by Da. MN. GRACE,
>ars-oa III kirz, lanes army. Through its
a-ency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
Ed wounds that bai;;od the skill OF the most
e,sin II physicians Of rs dly. and WIS Regarded
By al who knex hin d q public benefactol.
Grace'E Celebrated salvs cures H1rns
Graee's Celebrated Saliva cures Scalds.
G-acs's Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds
Greces celetrstel S1iys elrss corns.
Grrcs's Celebrated salvs cures Felons.
G-ace's Celebrated Ssive cures Frozen GmhL
Grace's Celebrated Salye c-res Wens.
Giaee's Celebrated Salve cures Ceilouses
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rhern.
Grscs's Celebrated salve cures Chilhlsins.
G12ee's Celebrated Salvs cures Sore Bresst.
G-scs's Celebrated Sslve cures Sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipslas SoIss.
Graee's Celebrated Sslve cures Assesses.
G-ses'3 Celebrated Salvo cures Ulcers.
Grsees Celebrated Salre cures Chapped Hands.
GTace's Celabrs.sd Sslye cures RngvormB.
And f.om Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down 10 L common Pmpie. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There Is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salre in prompt and ener-
StsiI acNloL iOG IN" speedy cure Oh eKlelnal U.s.
eases as those who haze tried IFS virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors. and Fishermen, viii find this
Salre Their best friend
1: has none OF the irritating. heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but oools. cleanses. and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family. and especially those containing
children, should kecp box on hand in case If
accident, for il viii save them much trouble.
--,.ra al 80 g So,~
irial 10 cure old and inreterate Sores.
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Sutton.
Moderator-H. w. Esterbrooks.
Clerk and Treasurer-W. \. Densmore.
Selectmen--J. B. Gordon, Josiah Wiley
Joseph Bartlett.
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Peacham Lodge, No. ia.

H0uSe H1SIt Thu! sud!. Tue LOuge IS
progressing finely members coming in rapid
ly. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-09-24
Notice to Creditors,

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
L of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of Evan
Rcisler, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said dcccs-
sed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated :.
on or before the 18th day of September,
1863; they may otherwise by law, be eXclu-
ded from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Sep
tcnber, 1864. OWEN REISLER,
Executor Of Evan Rcislcr, decd.
Test--CHALKLEY B. CUTLER, Reg.
sept II, 1SG4-6w
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NOTICES..
Notice to Creditors.

TNlllS is to give notice, that the suhscr-
l. Der, of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
ZebutGn S. Kirby, late of said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased. are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 10Th day
of August, 1865; they may otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qHested to make immediate payment to the
Given under my hand this Goth
day Of August, 1864.
GEORGE SIMCOE,
A Administrator of Zcbulon S. Kirby, decd.
Test-CnALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
Aug 20, 1S64-6w
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PRESERVE
YOUR FRUIT,

SPEARS FRUIT PRESERVING SOLU-
~ TION is warranted, if properly applied
to prevent the decomposition Of any kind Of
Fruit. 1t contains nothing Objectionable to
taste, nor injurious in articles Of diet.
DOES NOT REQUIRE SUGAR.
DOES NOT REQUIRE SEALING.
Fruit may be opened often as required,
without injury.
One Bottle is sufficient for One Hundred
and Fifty lbs. Of Fruit.
Apply to HOWARD GARRETT,
2O1 Shipley Street, Wilmington, Del
Agent for Delaware, Maryland and N. J.
June %, 1S64-2m'
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Notice to Creditors,

NNHIS is to give notice, that the subscri-
l. Der, of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court 81 Cecil county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate OF
Isaac Boyd, late of the City of Philadelphia,
State of Pennsylvania, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on
or before the Sth day Of September, 1865
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate III persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 10Th day OF May, 1864.
ALEXANDER EVANS,
Administrator G. Y. A. Of Isaac BOYD, deed
Test-CHALKLEY 3. CUTLER, Reg.
sept 10, lS6i-6w.
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Bridge and Road Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the Commissioners of
Cecil county at their first regular meeting
after the 3rd day Of October next, for the
building Of a Bridge over Little North East
Creek, on the road leading from Ohio Now
lands to Andora, and the opening of new
Public Road either from point on said road
short distance east of said Bridge. passing
throu Oh lands Of VIM. Warburton along the
aforesaid Creek to the road leading to the
Union Meeting House past Warburton S MILL
or, commencing at point short distance
from the dwelling Of said Warburton and
passing through his land and lands OF Col. J :.
G. Groeme and Diana Lee (col'd) to the
Union Meeting House road atorc said.
Sept g. lS6i-5w