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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
AT the sale of confscated property, which

At the sale of confscated property, which
took place on the 18th inst, the Arlington
estate was bid in by government at S26,Soo.
Major Cole, in command of battalion OF
Maryland cavalry, encamped in London
County Va, was attacked on the morning OF
the 10th by the guerrilla Moseby, the latter
force being nearly 400 strong. Alter severe
fighting for an hour Moseby was repulsed
leaving his killed and wounded on the field.
Four commissioned officers were found
among the rebel dead. The Union loss is
reported as two killed and eleven wounded.
A dispatch from Gen. Kelly to Gen. Halleck
says -" l cheerfully comply with the request
of Gen. Sullivan, in calling the attention OF
the general-in-chief to the gallant conduct of
Major Cole and his brave comrades. This
repulse of murderous attack, made by an
overwhelming force, at o'clock on dark,
cold morning, evinces discipline, watch
fulness and bravery most commendable.
Information from three or four directions
has reached New Orleans that all the rebel
troops which have been operating in West
ern Louisiana, on the banks of the Mississippi
AID in fact the whole force of the enemy, are
gathering in Central Texas and uniting to
form one large army to attack our new acqul'
sitions on the coast of Texas. They will
number at least 10000. The most ample
preparations have been made to meet this
force as well as possible with the number OF
troops in this Department There will soon
be news of great interest from Texas. The
10Th Army Corps still remains at New Iberia
Nearly every regiment has reenlisteo as vet
Grams. General Banks has issued genera
order embracing the Presidents amhest!
proclamation, such parts of his message al
explain its limits, and the oath of allegiance
prescribed by the President. Gen. Bank:
informs the people that all DESTROYS of receiv
my lDe dWueSlJ anu ldhluS luo ooo'c o"''
can do so at once, and all the Provost Mar
shals are instructed to administer it. Thu
New Orleans Era says the last night of tn
old year was the coolest ever know in tina
latitude.
Toe recent great raid undertaken by Gen
Early, with the brigades of Lee, Walker, ant
Rosser, in retaliation of the late movement
in Gen. Kelley's department. proved to be
big tizzle 1t was the intention of Gen. Ear
" to cut the Baltimore and Ohio railroad a
Martinsburg, and capture the Union garrison
at Petersburg and take possession of Cum
berland and New Creek. Rosser was to tr,
to get into Cumberland and capture .or de
Troy the stores there. This big move re
ilted in the rebels capturing part of al
empty wagon train.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

g The Boston Post which used to de-
nounce the London Times for its hostility to
our northern cause, of late finds it's articles
quite convenient in its opposition to the gov
eminent. In its issue of the 9th instant
there is copied into the Post, without COM
ment, long article from the Times upon the
two messages, by Mr.. Lincoln and jeff Davis,
concluding as follows:
"Of the civil war itself, MIR. Davis speaks
without dependency, but yet with a degree
OF feeling creditable to his humanity. The
absence of any sentiment Of the kind from
MIR. Lincoln's message, renders it one of the
most cold blooded political documents ever
published"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

done him. He threw his arms around ny
neck, and told me if would be good to him
be would never give me cause OF otfense /;
and added, as he sat up again, g am not a
coward, could not be dog"
never forgot those words; an d from that
hour have never struck blow on board
nv ship make my men feel that they are
men. that so regard them, and that | wish
to make them as happy and comfortable as
possible and have not failed to gain their
respect and confidence give no undue H.
cense but make my crews teel that they
have friend and superior in the same per-
sor. For nine years have sailed in three
different ships, with the same crew. A man
could not be hired to leave me save for an
officers berth. And Jack Withers remained
with me thirteen years. He was my cabin
boy; one of my foremost hands; my second
mate; and the last time he sailed with me,
he refused the command of new barque
because he would not be separated from me.
But he is a captain now, and one OF the best
the country ever afforded. Such, gentlemen
is nv experience in government andy disci-
pline on shipboard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

Mr.. GEO. T. BAILEY, who was on trial last
week at Charlestown. for the murder of
Frank f. Converse, in the Maiden Bank, was
honoraby acquitted after few days hearing.
There was so little evidence against him that
the judge censured severely the justice who
issued the writ. Mr.. Bailey on his return
was met at the depot by large converse OF
his fellow citizens and escorted to hall
where speeches were made by clergymen
and others, showing that the towns people
thought the charges trumped up by an ad.
venturer for the purpose Of obtaining the re-
ward offered.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

VIM. N. Thackeray, the well known Eng.
lish novelist and essayist, was found dead in
his bed on the morning of the 9th ult. He
was born in Calcutta, in 1911, and was fifty
two years old. He first wrote for the Lon
don Times, but became better known to thu
public as an author, through his essays con-
tributed to Fraser's Magazine. The man.
thousands of Americans who listened with
pleasure to his popular lee ture upon the
/" Georges" when he visited this country {
f~w years ago, will deeply regret to learn Ct
his death
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
The Quota of Vermont Filled,

Under the last call OF the President the
quota of this state was 1880 men. These
men were to be furnished by the 9Th Of Janu-
AIRY or a draft would be enforced. Before
the 9Th, Vermont had not only raised her
quota but had tpo handred and serenity frt
men orer without counting the re- enlistments
in the field. A large number of the soldiers
in the field are re-enlisting, and it is safe to
TO say that Vermont at least has surplus Of
twelve hundred men under the last call. This
is a glorious record for the Green Mountain
State-a record to which her sons, in years
to come, will point with pride as they read
the history of this great struggle for the
salvation of the nation. Vermont will keep
step to the Music of the Union," and be
ready to pour out both blood and treasure fol
its preservation.
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MARRIAGES.

At East Burke. Dec. 81. by Rev. c. d. Ingra-
ham. Samuel Hunter. and Celia II. Knox, both
of Kirby. Also Jan. :. at the residence of the
bride father. Nehemiah Cole, of Stark, n. H..
and Mary A. Boyce. of CRANKY.
At North Hampton. Va, Oct. go, VIM Spralley
and Sylvia Wood. At Hampton, Dec 10. Geo.
Nagloane and Mrs. Emcline Washington Dec
"A. James Banks and Martha BOwdcn AtNorth
Hampton Dec. p, Joseph Jones, and Mary s.
Christian. At Hampton. Dec. 26. Lewis Watford,
and Amy Winston. Dec. 80. Willis West and
Mary A. Wilson, At North Hampton. Dec 81.
VIM Phillips and Rebecca Wilson. All by Rev.
J. p. Stone
In Danville Dee. 81, by Rev. John Eastman.
w. Scott keyser, Of Haverhill and Mary +.
Stockcr, Of Danville. Jan 1. John Drew, of
Hardwick, to Mrs. Sarah ii. Merritt, of DanvI!le.
At St Johnsbury, Jan. II, bv Rev. Geo. II
Clark, John c. Brown, of Providence, X. l.. and
Addy <. Clark, of st. Johnsbury.
At West Coz cord, Jan 6, by Rev. l.. II Tabor,
Capt 5 IL. McGaffey and Katie Bemis, both Of
Lyndon.
In Berlin, Jan t. Peter Lyford. of Cabot, and
Mary Barney, Of Berlin.
In Sheffield, Dec %, by Rev s W Stiles. Ezra
NJ. Hubbard, of Wheelock. and Sarah A. Brooks,
! of Sheffield. Also, Jan. }. l. DIN Ingalls, and
Laura A. Drown, both of Sheffield.
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AFFAIRS AT MOBILE. A Natchez Miss J
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune rep
resents, on the authority of person frcm
Mobile, that there are no troops in that city
beyond the garrison Of the forts protecting
the harbor. The people are in constant ex-
pecton of an attack by Gen. Banks forces.
Of affairs generally the following account is
given:
The suffering in Mobile is as great as in
any other portion OF the South. Among the
pool it is particularly so. No employment
and consequently no bread, must be produc-
tive Of untold misery. Everything edible
or wearable is held at an enormous figure.
The cry raised elsewhere in the South abou,
extortioners and spectators is now little
heard in Mobile, for the simple fact that Nc
one has anything to speculate upon. The
dealers long ago exhausted their stocks; and
what they now depend upon are the chance
cargoes of blockade-running steamers
These were not very abundant as the block
AIDE is pretty etfectnally maintained.
A steamer lately came in from Nassau ant
before it touched the wharf there were crowd
of people focking thither to meet it. Tn,
cargo had been consigned to a mercantile
house, but the coLsignees found it necessar,
to sell it out at auction on the wharf as fas
as the boxes and packages were brought OF
shore. Had they not done so, the mol
threatened to take possession and distribute
the goods without troubling the owner
about pecun!ary returns. By selling tn
cargo at auction the consignee prevente,
such violence, and at the same time realize,
fully as much as if they had disposed of it il
the ordinary way. Day by day the desir
for the capture of the city by our force
grows stronger among the people. Many o
them who have been and are still warm Sc
cessionists are praying for it solely on tn
ground that it will free them from thei
present condition of semi.starvation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

In Concord, May % Mrs Hannah, widow Of
the late Benjamin Woodbury., Esq. one of the
early settlers OF toAn. aged so years. Dec. ,,
Daniel Barker, Esq, aged CA years.
In +. Hardwick, Jan I. John Paine. son of
Rev. Joseph and Maria I. Torrey, aged weeks
and days.
In Cabot, Jan. 10. Lewis Whittier.
In Lyndon. Jan. 6, Frank f., only son of Dan
iel and Caroline F. Smith, aged years.
One sweet flower to US has faded,
To bloom afresh in the garden on high;
One fair form the grave has shaded
But the spiri: lives,-never to die
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
Cambridge Cattle Market.
ny TELEG1A PII.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. II. 1864.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. Ii. 1864.
At'market 400 Cattle. about 40 Becves and
40 Stores. consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
AMI one, two and three years odS.
PhIcEs-Markct Bccf-EAtra sos : 9, 30
first quality Ssh $50; second do. $40 a
5000; third do. $3.50 500 ordinary.
Working Oxcn-S10, O00 a 100
Cows and CalveS-S30 40. 90. 80.
Year!ings-e00 ,OOia 5000.
Two Years Old-S20 %
Three Years Old-S2j Is.
Sheep and Lamhs-29on at market. Extra and
selections. 5000 :. 600 O,00 in lots. 500
900 a $50.
Spring Lambs-S7.5O 500 600. or from to
cents per pound
Swine-0 at market.
Hides-9 a y DC per 10.
Calf Skins-l2 lac per 10
PeltS-S3 90 400 each
Tallow-9 93c per 10.
Veal Calves-from 50 to 5000.
REMARKS.-Sheep sold quick and higher than
last week There was a few cattle sold as high
rs ten. but the average sales was 0Sf per mt.
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The Difference.

Newbnryport has filed her quota. Wor-
cester is making vigorous effort but it goes
hard. One is Democratic the other a Re
publican CITY, Boston Post Of January
6M
Worcester, Mass, Jan. 1.-The city of
Worcester has considerably more than raised
her quota of 347 men. They are all volun-
teers from this city.-Boston Post of January
6fL y
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Try again, MIR. Post.

FOOD AND FREEDOM FOR OUR PRISONERS,
Senator Howe Of Wisconsin proposes a mil
lion of :hree months volunteers to visit
Richmond under Gen. Grant and rescue our
prisoners. incidentally they might do few
other things, too. There is no doubt call
Tor few hundred thousand volunteers for a
snort and sharp campaign the coming spring
would awaken high enthusiasm, and, rightly
conducted, give US the power to finish up the
war IN double-quick time. Here is hin,
Tor Father Abraham" to make ten strike
towars his reelection.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
ISAAC EMEII.S ESTATE

Ala Probate Court. held Al ~ Ipi-uTy, said d.
tr,t. o-l the 9Th day II Jan l>Si
Whereas. LYMAN Waits. aln-iaiSiTai"r 81 the a.
tat, Il i>lsg Ewcl ate Pea'lAu. in >s >-TiCi.
deceased. p-o;sB>-> render mai al hl> Al
Mlni>igitlon ami L. present hi .-lH d-aili>i said
estate Tor vNIaiall. amt l'',r.-, lnT the pgTs'>v
e., making partition alr 1I>iT1 l-rn Il fl residue 81
Sai1 estate, iircr decree - sid cart. ar.- The Ter
Snli> IN aW enI la t' same Hi>;irrciore ~
,irrVi >ti. court thai las. u.lys >rT
;3, AMI - heard II the Probate Drr in y Ju-l>u-N ui
the Isl .sy ~ Fcn l~'i AMI II i farther ordered
that all persons interested ~ modified hereof .y puliC
ton ui I,,Iy lite The Clr,iail
printed al Juin>lary- three t>>Nely lTe
yiallS 4. saiI time hearing ra, ilry max appear
The siiaA ~ said account "a they Cause
AMI w heard ~ >ii cac-i, il. llr il;er Iarll
all distribution al >all at
b the Court
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
A tTUe copy Of Record
>5S3 sti,st. Asa l.. FREN''li Judge.
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v I DIR. Tobias YenetianN
Y lie Horse Liniment. Il 4.

Died Of crpEp-What a PRETTY AMI interesting. child
saw last week But now. Alas IL = more. Such
III" conversation 81" Two gentlemen riding down town IL
the Died Group how strange when DR. Tobias
Venetian lnim nj i certain cure. II taken
Now Mothers We Appeal L. NUu IL i hot ir the paliry
gam ana pTut We MAKE" hut Tor the sake u YOUR iuIri
'hlld thdt no" lies PLAYING al YOUR feet Group
ser"u' disease but Use Or Tobias Venetian LinnrIl ia
lime, and Il i Iol"i 81 IL trrEur~. 4
the house yuu NAV np; want II Tonight. IJ pIruy
no telling Without armed with THIS limenf YOU ar,
prepared, let ii come when il will Price ,!v - cent,
lv,iTa
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ORDEEot NOTICE 81 SETTLENEl


Atpr,',a;e court held J"il>uTy III said district
.I.rl 18th Gay 81 January. A II lei-
WHEREAS. Jau-> ID Bel. administrator the estate
t Carii,, u Httria--. late Walden. IL laid district
.N,ri>.t PROPOSES 10 Ills admins
fu.lou present Iii l against >aii estate Tor
,AauillIi, AMI aun the lGTi-.-e OF making
PARTITION and distribution ~ The Te>l , 81 said estate
,icI II said court. aul"=- The PERSONS who
a.,. IL Law .i.r.! ia Iie >.iHe
h / therefore ordered ~ >i.i HAT the SAME
come. under consideration ami 4e heard The Pc0,It,
tir. Jni.ii>'f-k The ~ lay II fe.. 4 ID
Isl Aud il i further T.eT.c. iial a. icr> Interested
lee iu'iuc! virI l.. lti,a'll ui ,nN 81 'tc lrc"Ti
u a. order IT, the al-'it printed JvAI>tLry
three. -A> >.,v,>-a vy ;rryly.> >a: liue y,.
sl; ..i,T ash C,,I>i the allowance aid
Il Iacy a> 'c Ar. tN said
cont il Tie matter II Partition ana G,lribuIs: said
. estate. ~ Iit tn--I-
SIS. Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
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C0NNISS IONERS' NOTICE.
HIRAM RrNlS- ESTATE

I'VE the sub>cTihcr>he appointed by the I-n-
the district ol Ca.e'iv,i commissioners 10 r.
examine ami adjust all claims and demands OF
against ihe estate oi Iii B,.inS. late 81 Wai.-fr5
in said district. deceased repree ne Solvenf ana The
l>I are allowed the creditors To- present ana rror.
their respective claims before -iye notice that we
Will attend io the iu'les 81 appointment the
ling hoSe OF the widow % said deceased Ia Wafer T
in said district. the 3fh instant and ihday vi JULY
next, AT o'clock in The afternoon each Oi said days
EPH- CHAMBERLIN, l,,,r,,,,,.sf,,,.-s
SlS3 J. FLETCHER jN'-Au''s>oNe!s-
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Browns Bronchial Troche>, -Tbes

LOzenges prepared from highly esteemed recipe lpr
allcviaein- Bronchial Affections. Asthma uuar-ril,S>
Coughs, Colds and Irritation Ol the Throat
Public Speakers and Vocai>t> will mi hem beneficial IN
clearing the voice before speaking singing and rriey-
Ing the throat alter any unusual cNerO c vocal or
gars, having peculiar aia"n affections which dis,
turh the organs OF speech. sU~S
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ETATE OF VERMONT.
Essex District -

The PrnAt, Court rr liz. i>trr; ~ 49,. / al pei
interested IN the estate 60; lr john Dewey. late 81
Sa,!>'u't 4. -Id district 'l",t.'>rri. i->Tg-r-
Jacob Smith. g.imII-ITsl.f with the VII ar1-Nya
aid deceased. represents l.. ir s-t m a. ,-t.ii-
writing that >Ai DECEASED. al H. .rath
seized All possessed 80 raj e>ial" iiiu thI> sale. and
further represents hat the personal e>ATe J. inSc -nt
l.v li. '!-l> iI.d Iai
W"lllI d" -Jvr L" Iilr interest," Ih~- Interested
10 have all >it ,-tii, l. ari rr> oourI IL
--raff INN tr.-.>,. v >..ll >ai estate
Tie >.i ai,.rt'lu.. N;i Pee 'ar. .1It i~Ci!t! tx the
court thu Pruh. ng.. "a lgac'lr-. in tli district
tie ian January. u ia H,'-I srr hrI,tN
notified IL app .r.gc said va.Tt a.. tlinc dui llaI-
Aforesaid ami ui irCl Il iie aI 81 Sa!
iCtu>r.
Dated Al I.uuen'ur-. ih> llih az January. A u
i>l AIIr>r.
-: JONAH BROOKS JEi--.
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Il H E CA LEDO ON [ A n
By &. NJ. STONE & Co.
ST .Johnsburv, VT, Friday, Jan. Is, 1864.

JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print
ing is promptly executed at this office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order; good Workmen are EN-.
piOyed. and additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made to keep fully up with the times.
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- I 4 I + OF Y T. K VI Mt.
~ E>SFN CuTNTY -
MARTHA D. sPAULDING'S ESTATE.

MARTHA d. SPAULDING'S ESTATE.
In Probate Court holden AT Lunenburc within and for
said district. on the 9th day ~ Jan A ID l>s4.
Calvin NORTH administrator the estate of Nartha
d. Spsudin. late Il Concord. in said district deceased
presents his administration account fo- settlement
WhereuI.pn ii i ordered that the same be referred T.
the 10Th Has ui January inst at the Probate D-ica m
said LunenhUrg. Tor examination and allowance AMI
that ali concerned e notified hereof by the puhlicarl
OF this order Ia the Caeonlan, printed St Johliry
three geeAS >ucces>Eely A. som NAV l- that rbrg
appear and al said time and place if they see cause
Object thereto
By the C"urt-Atlssi
Attest. } Il S CHANDLER g--i er-
A iTueoOiy oi record.
slSS Auest, j. b. ;. CHANDLER Register.
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NILLAGE MEETIN G

The legal voters OF the village OF 81 Johns
bury are hereby warned Ia meet AZ the Town
Hall in said village on Thursday. the DIST inst :,
al o'clock r. NJ, 10 act on the fol owing articles,
NlZ:
Is To see If the village vii yote II raise
sum of money TO pay the expenses Of the village
the past year.
ID To transact any other business that can
i,gally be done at said meeting.
0. ". BAHER, Clerk
81. Johnsbury, Jan :, 1864 iw
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\OTICE.-THIS MAY CERTIFY

hat have this DAY given my son. Myron A
Ptippru. his time. and he is authorized 10 trans
at business fo- himself, and hereafter | am to
pay no debts Of his contracting, nor receive any
uf his wage> SAMUEL PHlPPEN.
w;.o..s sec NEwFLI.
"i'''SS' JoHN A>nRtw-
East Burke. Jan. !. 1854, Hl-S-'+
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" T Sold by all druggists Oif,ce,N- I
' sL.5G Courtlandt st, y y. sos \ IL.
For Coughs, Colds and Communion

TOT UH-HN, Z OIU> alU OH>uIlp ION
the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal>Im ! the highly alp
proved medicine il>,pvr.'t- II "a stood the he>
al all tests Time having had unprecedented 90:
nearly forty Years Il i ulnncurl uy hy>i-
clans our most eminent The r.r i'll
TACT hv all Who Know IL F., crTtll,4i"> Wh, can
given To almost any extent, wrappers each bottle
The piOprle' oTS wiI Ct"cTisy T,IGi the not
entirely satisfactory Price - AMI 81 the iIr.
bottles much the cheapest g.. e. " ru, ..sr-
which >prepar- only Reed. Gutter Co wholesale
druggists, Boston. Sold 81 JJ-5uTy hy dealers .ll-
I orally. -.-I.,I
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CAIR GROUND COMPANY

The ANNUAL MEETING of the Caledonia
Fair Ground Company viii be holden at the ST
JoHNsBURY uuUSE, in st. IohnSbury, Jan. -.
1861, at O'Clock L. NJ
lWs 4. o. IHADHl Ch, Sec
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The Annual Meeting of the Ladies Libra
~ Association, will BE- held at the Lecture Room
of the North Church, Tuesday evening. Jan. 10
at 6! o'clock. At 4! o'clock Rev. i. o. Brastow
will lecture before the Association. The public
are cordially invited to at nd wv
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N OTICE.-This is to certify that | have
~ this day given nv son. Henry c. Tabor. his
time during the remainder of his minority. and
shall pay no debts OF lis contracting, nor claim
any of his earnings after this date
Attest JEFFERSON CHASE TABOR.
West Concord, Dec. Is, 1868. SO-S2.
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CON.NIS SIOtER'S NOTICE.
DANIELBARSERS ESTATE.

I'VE the subscribers having l-n appointed v the Hon
w nTallc Pguislie Court the ii-iIfl. II k>N.
lli>SiurcrS L. receive and ADJUST al claims
demands all l,cT>lE>. against -y estate - lla-ei
RTrker. late Concord siil district. decreased
rep resented ills veut Ali iie term months lrai
the 18th av D.ccibsT A H. ssS.aii.. a'WeZ sad
Court L. the creditors >,i }li and 2rlt
their Claims L. >lsd commissioners axe laliCr that
Will attend the date app ,.tilvI ;.Ic
dwelling house oi Widow Ellza Bars-r "a concord
said district. the 81 day e" FviTrGr, Sll 18th day
Ju,.e ten O'clock in the forenoon, each q. sad
DAYS.
MICAH BAKER N...-.
>l>5- CHAGNCEI HILL. . Ne'-'' =
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4 l G. L | O y !.

Will be sold at auction on the premises,
ON FRIDAY, JANUARY - 1854, 1T y NJ.
THE FARM. owned and occupied by he
subscriber at l. over Waterford Also. two Wood
Lots, of p and II acres. with good Sugar Or
chard On the former. These two lots will be sold
with separate from the farm. a desired
Also. 40 fine wool sheep. 81 coarse woul sheep.
( cow. 10 or ID tons hay. , tons straw horse.
- bushels oats, express va in, lumber wag-
on. double pleasure sleigh Also. a good set
of farming tools and dairy utensils
i. +. DEWEY.
J. H MOORE, Auctioneer. lw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
The Craiu Nicro>cone-Rav D,n;or

Wise, D. D., OF New York in noticing this instrument
says Its simplicity. Cheapness, and great Inasiyirg
power struck NE with surprise examining IL :
eye by It's aid ami yas OK with wonder the skill
and OF the Creator which is displayed lis
ture When saw statement in advertisement that
the Craig Microscope maCnificd hundred damceTs
and could be- bought Tor s., thought it "i the
MANY humbugS OF the hOur-fOr had paid S3o for Nj
crOScOpe not long before. But ini L. be really
Valuable instrument which should like ntroiuc-
ed into the families of readers. in place OF the
fold useless toys which please TO: hour and then
destroyed Price IS by mail - - With six
objects. 500. G. H. Wheeler 60 Essex ST. BOS-
! t0i, agents for New England states. lw