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Tue STREETS AND THEIR CONDITION. fact
is conceded that the streets Of our city we're sell
dom, IL cver--at the present period o. the year
particularly-in q more cleanly condition. A
stroll through the wards generally will afford
the proof. The plan adopted by Inspector
Boole, as we CLEAN, differs widely from the
practice Of bis predecessors. His determine
tion haa been 10 continue busy at all times
They we're content with the almost total neg
LOG. VI accyulslious Of dirt through the win
Ter, and quite iatQ The sRziRgA lllQYiak ~
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rays ola warm sun to fall upon filthy cutters
ana piles OF injecting rubbish in all parts Of
the city. The effect can be imagined. The
mortality OF tie city. comparing returns With
those OF corresponding previous date, has de
creased, and this Notwithstanding the over
crowded permanent and, transient population.
To nothing so much, in-reason, can this be
ascribed as to the efficient management Of the
Sanitary Department The exertions OF the
City Inspector to preserve the public health
will ever secure to him the heartfelt approba-
ton of bis fellow citizens.
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Italian Opera,

me threatening aspect Of the weather last evening had
m escs upon the OPERA far ~ the number Of hdbss
vss concerned Although the house was full enough, and
brilliant spsugh, not crowded the attraction
Inc night 10 we'll deserved Faust was produced with a
IN magic escss and scenic and harmonic beautics IN
stead OF losing By repettcn the piece seems 10 60 - IN
orsasng IN public favor. hc various characters we're
we'll and ably sussd, and when ths snrtain casas down
IN the last ACT y fsapon ycrsbic triumph q art and
melody We understand that Iaua, win uhoy.iy be 70.
paeteds pxhim (oE thaloN Time this leasoa =
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WITH sUPPLEMENT.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving Place. -frALIM oPERA
LA TRAyfsrA-uR BALLo n MAscHIGL
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houee appeared IN our advertising Columns
yesterday morning.
WANTED IxxEDnrrY-onc hundred and nfty girls for
fancy work. Apply. between ten and twelve o'clock, 70
Vim. g. Doughcrty, No. front street, up stairs. Fair
wages given.
This, as 1t will be seen, is an advertisement
for working girls, apparently emanating from
highly respectable gentleman in this city.
We regret to say that Mr.. Dougherty knows
nothing whatever about 1t. II Is one of those
base, fraudulent and vindictive acts, emanating
from the heartless body Of some one, over
which no man can possibly exercise any con-
troll. To all appearances the advertisement
was inserted to wreak petty spite on Mr..
Dougherty. In this the author completely
failed; but tho malcdiction Of hundreds of
poor sewing girls have been added to the long
list Of future accountability OF the unfceling
individual who perbetratcd the fraud. The
columns Of the HERALD are anxiously scanned
every day by working women, and not they
alone, but by thousands of working men, out
Of employment Hence the evil OF such fabri-
cations.
We are glad to see that there is some chance
Of uncloaking the guilty party and bis de-
livery into the strong arm OF tho law. Mr..
Dougherty has offered one hundred dollars for
bis discovery, to which we will cheorfully add
another hundred. Let him be brought TO
justice by oil means. A man was detected In
Boston inserting false marriage in one Of the
newspapers. lie was arrested, tried and pun
lshed with the utmost severity, expiating his
crime by confinement in q prison. This Is
the rulc that we shall follow with any Inn
pcstcrs Of this kind that VIC may detect. A
prompt indictment by the Grand Jury, .
speedy trial and few months In prison are
the only means by which such acts Gan be
thoS02ghly sAA eeseiaslIy stopgea.
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EiBLo's GARDEN. s.-ss- H-.Hr
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" to the view that o homo force will be at
least as necessary in some one or more OF the
Northern States be fore the fighting is over for
this season as IL was in Pennsylvania last year.
Whether we suppose that the rebels contem-
plate leaving their own territory to small
bodies in fortified positions, and pushing into
Northern State with their main army, certain
that our main force must necessarily follow
such an initiative, or whether we suppose that
they count upon rushing into Northern State
upon the heels Of defeated army, there is in
either case good reason to believe that they
promise themselves such an advance. The
stories told by dcserters in Western Virginia
Of an organized advance through that State 10
cooperate with Forests movements In Ken
lucky tally too well with known occur
rences to be the inventions Of dcsortcrs;
and the recently discovered fact that
large body Of rebel cavalry, apparently
from Lees army, has lately been as for north
% Leesburg, accommodating forage and trans
portation at Utpcrville, beyond the Bull Run
Mountains, Is . significant one But even II the
militia be not needed to repel invasion, IL can
do the country almost as great service at the
present juncturc in another way. 1t con occu-
py oil our important posts and dc all the ex-
tcnsvc guard duty on railroads, &C.. that now
keep back so many men from General Grants
elective force.
In view OF the good that the militia could do
in this way, by giving General Grant the last
battalion Of our volunteer army that II IL posi-
BILE for him to have, We are glad to see that the
Ksssp G0usp9u hare tassa sIsDa e ssll n
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY cIs broadway :
cusIosiriLs AID lroruRls. from "a NJ. iii ioP NJ
HOoLEY's orERA HOUSE, Brooklyn -EruIoprAs
SoNcs, DANCES BunlEsQuKs. &C.
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EBw aoWgRY THEATRE. Bowery.-fnE HEBREW
Cye,R-TsAi Aba -BRYAs O'LiNn
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| $. ENCISE TANES.
COLLIE TORS NOTICE..

Notice i hereh, given that the Annual Taxes
If The "a Collection District of Vermont a. as
Ses>ci upon Incomes, Licenses, Carriages, Plate,
Sc-, under the provisions Of the Law 81 Congress.
approved July Isl. 1852. and the amendments
thereto, have become dae and PAYABLE: ard i
NIL attend myself oT by Deputy ii The following
times and places /" receive the same. viz:
CHITrENnEN COUNTY
At NV Office in Burlington, on Monday Nov
a0ih. tuesday. Dee Isl, ard Wednesday, Dec
"a. 1858.
At : Wards Hotel, Milton. on Thursday. Dec.
Sd
At Ransom Hotel. Richmond, on Friday. Dec
18th.
AT the Bostwick House. Jericho, on Saturday,
Dec. 9Th.
TEANkLIN col MY
At the American Hotel. 81. Adams, on Tues lav.
"Wednesday and Thursday, Dee. Sth. 9th, and
10th. I>65
y, RandaIis Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday. Dec.
ll;h-.
IL isham's Hotel, Bakersfield, on Tuesday, Dee
18th.
At Thompson Hotel, East Berkshire. GA
"Wednesday Dec. l6,h
At Wright's Hotel, sheldon, On Thursday Dee
l1th-
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
At H. {. Adams Office, East Alburgh, on SAT-
urday Dec. 18Th, 1868
At Riee's Hotel. South Hers. on TUESDAY. Dee.
I'D
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero. on We'd
nesday. Dec. 35l-
ESSEN COUNT.
At the Nest Concord House, West Concord. on
TUESDAY, N. ,. lo6i
AT M'rr:s Moods Hotel, u .illLa,l. on Thurs
day. Jan. an.
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, on
Saturday, Jan 9th.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Al Cuttings Hotel. Greensboro on Monday,
jan itl. ISL.
At the Ira>hurg House, Irasburg, on Wednes-
dav. J an. 9th.
At Films Hotel, Troy, on Thursday. Jan. -th.
AZ Derby Centre Hote., Derby, on Friday. jan
Sth.
Al the Barton House, Barton, on Monday Jan.
} llta
LANOILlE COUNTY.
At Seegar's Hotel, Cambridge, on TUESDAY.
Jan. 18th, INCA.
At Daniels Hotel, Johnson, on Wednesday,
Jan. .u;h
At the american House, Hydepark on Thurs
dan an. 2lS;.
At the Morrisyille House, MorT;syille. On Fri
day, Jan e9i-
AT the Mansfield House, Stowe, On SATURDAY..
Jan sd,
BY the provisions of the Excise Laws. all per
sons neglecting to paw said Taxes within rhe time
above specified MU>T pay 10 per cent additional
upon the amount thereof.
Taxes on Monthly Returns not rrsyiously ps:d
Will BE- received al the above stated times aud
places.
ANY person can remit his tax BY another as his
receipts VII be returned. Bills OF II nks outside
the state WILL NOT be received, United States
currency preferred.
CARLOS BAXTER
Collector Of Third Collection District, u.
Burlington, Nov. Is. 1868. 7s.S2
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w ILLCOX & GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine

The Wilcox & Gibbs is the only Machine THAI
makes the twisted loop stitch. Which makes
Of any machine stitch
The W. x & HemIners and Fellers need to be
seen to be appreciated. They are the only really
practical hemlners in use And are alone worth
onehalf the price of the machine over all others
for family use.
patented device of great utility to learners,
prevents the possibility Of turning the machine
IN the wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle is short and
straight enabling II II through hard seams,
or gathers in hard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needles, utterly fail
l he feed has no tendency to draw soft goods
down, but will sew linen cambria perfectly. lis
by far the easiest machine TO learn to use and
keep in order i'll market.
The stitching after much wear and many
washlngs, is found to retain all the evenncss and
irmneSs much admired at first"
N. \. SuR.
send for Circular.
JAMES WILCOX.
Manufacturer
5lS2 sos Broadway, n Y.
GEO. +. COWLES, Coventry. Vt,
Travelling Agent.
u Mr.. c. would refer to Horace Fairbanks
Esq, of St. Johnsbury, for recommendations of
the above machine. 51:S2
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r O R S A l. E

The subscriber offers for sale his situation
where he now lives. on Main street, st Johnsoury
PLAIN. House, Shed and Barn 1870 feet long
House. two stories high, finished in first rate
style. about three fourths of all acre OF land, ven
calculated for genteel residence or for keeping
a6rst class boarding house. Also, his d" Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing 22O acres Of land,
good Barns, Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug-
ar Place and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords of first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm worth Sl75 per cord
ON the stumps, within Il miles of the village of
st Johnsbury Both situations we'll watered. If
not sold, the above places will be rented to good
responsible tenants. Inquire Of
ISAAC WOODS.
St Johnsb March IA c3Stf
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KENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

The attention OF the public is called to this most excellent
of all Liniments perfect and speedy for all the
aches and pain, that flesh is heir to-
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by sagnaon OF the fluids arising from check
ed perspiratiois cured by few bottles OF Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment.
SPRAINS
caused by overextsnsion and Sudden reaction of
the muscesis cured by few bottles OF Kennedys Rhe
matte Internationally good for man and beast.
RALGIA,
The king of all pain, is caused 10y Inflammation OF the
instantly cured by apple cations Of
dy's Rheumatic LinimeDt.
PLEURISY
an Inflammation of the lining Of the riSiS cured BY
few bottles OF Kennedys Rheumatic Linment.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh and smash
Ing OF the ssues-is Instantly relieved by Kennedy
Rheumatic Linimcnt.
Is contraction Of the muscles, caused 10y sudden stop
page the fluid which prevents animal life hav
Ing Tree Iiuw-s cured by few applications Oi KENNEDY
Liniment.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and howe-take
u caspoonul OF Kennedy Rheumatic Lnlment in warm
water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HoARSENESs
Are caused by unnatural dryuess of the ganis-wet
piece of flannel with Kennedy's Rheumatism Llniment
apply IL going 10 bed, and you VIII be well III the
Ing.
HEADACHE AND TIIROBBING OF THE TEMPLES
Il case! by pressure from in,-nSbe p.rspiralinn-is
cured by applications OF Kennedy, Rheumatic i-
inent.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
You will take one teaspO"Itul the Linmru and four
ieaspoonus tIargl- the throat twice DAY In
Il few DAYS II Will be we'll This tea>pOUniu will be
worth dollar TO you.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And a inflammation the throat toIsils and palate with
dry hacking cough you VIII dilute the lnIrHeut with
times its bulk ri garge the throat ami
Nv alow the moisture. This never fails.
II Is good TuoIHACHE EARACHE. SwELLED FACE anu
xFLINNAIIoS every kind. Every family should have
full supply Tor the winter.
Manufactured 10y DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
Mass. Price 81 cents. Sold by
t7-g3 J.C. BINGHAM.
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ORDEE 81 NOTICE ot' SETTLEMENT
SAMUEL SMELLS ESTATE

Al Probate Court held JuIr>lry in said Dish.
TIE ->lil dAy 81 Dec a. 10. l~63
" hEAtAS- klIalau ". Sl,allgc. Executor ~ The
A. MAJ ais i-t al samuel Il. has
t1rE- So "a -'>1-l,1. Deceased proposes render
ACCENT 81 al .,-,i>tral'i ana ITrlE H.
s-a..>- 49,. -~Al'. fyr ,Aafi4llsl and allowance = r
lac purge , JaA- iaT1lJDn and l~iTlhuIl,l II tA-
--~i "a >a. - fr. 1s;.:tT 'tg, ,
7'.r ivr>f.- ila y law euIl'lc1 II
-tr st .-I'Tfi tr ~ '.uI t-ai t}v>4.e Il H.
.~lltI-4-.,I and sec heard 81 jr Probate o,,.
l'.-''.A q 5l.e is-l ,'4E "a .a... 4. 10 l~ts
lg,-ltT rTitrtd iaai al i->s-l> interested Bee .t-
'"r1 A 1Vt.cGtf'l 81 \ copy ~ Tire rsr.rl
''.rT ia she taca llan. printed al - J,i~ry. --
N-rA> ~r,ry~>3EvlN iTrNluu> 10 SAID rIrr l,a s-
g~E appear anu contest the asvllg- -.s
...Na--.-. D. 14rs NAG>c aud also Zee htara lE
,agl va lallrr cd partition ds1gllg',l 81 -
r>-alv-
IA Tia UouT..
At,e>l. ASA L. FRENCH. l. A..
frac CO ~ record.
7s-I Attest. ASA L FRENCH. Jad.,-
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FARM FOR SALE.

Hsis Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby,
lin On the River Road leading from East
- St Johnsbury to West Concord;
about Il miles from each Village Said farm con-
tains 40 acres best quality Meadow Land, 20
acres best quality of Iillase, upland pasture of
the best quality, Wood Land. Sugar place, Sugar
house, Sap pans set in an Arch, buckets holders,
and dry Wood in sugar house; everything ready
to comm nee sugaring. All the buildings on
said farm are new; ali necessary out Buildings,
running Water in the houss and barn.-in short
everything about the buildings to make 1t CON
venient and one of the most desirable farms IN
Caledonia County. One half of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage on the premises IN
twenty years equal annual payments and the other
half the purchaser can have l. ne wishes three
years equal annual payments with undoubted Sc
curlty. Possession given immediately
CALVIN MORRILL,, Executor
March p. 1853 39tf
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T ANDS FOR SALE
st Johnsbury. March IA
In Westmore, VI, in the vicinity of
w l L L o U G H BY L A X E

III NestWole, ' I, III the NlclHlty oI
w | L L o U G H B Y L A X E
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers, 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town of Westmore, at prices varying from
Ss3 to S. per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are Of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple. Beach, Birch
Spruce and Hemlocl. The soil is rich. dark
loan, and will produce from Is to IS bushels Of
Wheat per acre, without manure.
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come one of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms at
the East. will do we'll to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal credit
given. GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concord, n. H., Feb 1861. 3lti
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BLACKSMITH NOTICE

The subscriber has rented the blacks mith shop
situated at the north end of railroad street. where
he intends to carry the business in all branc
usually doae in a custom shop. Please call and
have your work done at short notice. Particn la r
attention paid to shoeing horses. A. P. HAL E.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. 2, 1863 TIT
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T UMBER.- REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddeck's village; and having put IN a
new Planer will do all kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber on the most reasonable terms. Also,
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
ST. JObnshury MayS 4l-tf
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). v. JuSLN. A..
l.. " III SSELL, i1-
COMMITS SEONEHS' NOTICE.
s.=npErW SAREENr.S ESTATE

The s. l,,ge-S layll- At:l ali United Tx a. H-'ra
Ps,,a7. tAi,ilu's
r,'yr. ,Aafilie. and just al claims and demands
al l'ar>4> a-AilI>I tie estate ~ tTe'i-e X -
- 9olu>Dury. >ail dl>1r dee, rrs rt-
uiri i.>.,ll afi rh- Te~ll ~ >iA me- l-
Dec A ID l>S sr.Il- allowed uy .g r..r
creditors II --la .lry.a-,G - 4 sll .r... F..,
respective claims t.laTc -rNe uolc-. E.4.
attend a. Ia duties v our app sll1lurlI ia. iFs.
h'-- u Nl.oS X anna SaTEtlIl- 81 J,u>I-y DO -
~I-ci. the -l1 ,lay January and ION DAY %. Jun,
heat. vC.uCk lir a~-llcbli IA each u >all !.>
NATiiA MEL. tstlSS. :. ~, .
ISL ABEL WILltY tCydAlI!>Sl'l-rr~.
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X EXP WARM.

You al
W.. ind
large well
selected
sort,nent of
Jewelry and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware,
Books aud
Stationery.
Music ana Musi-
cal Instruments. Per-
lumery Toilet Arti-
CltS, Cut
Ie,yy Toys,
TN Wards
which he VIII sell Chcap for
cash. His large stock of Goods
consist In pat al Inc Gold Silver
Watches from the best English Swiss
and French manufacturers also good
assortment Of American Watches of every
STYLE. in gold and silver cases Gold Fob
vest. Guard, & Neck Chains. Gold SiI.
verand Steel bowed Spect's, Gold and
silver Rings. Gold. Cameo Lava Ear
Kliss& l,IH'Studs' sleeve Buttons,
slides h""Es,Sc,a &C A good lot
OF 8 day and 81 hour Clocks
withor without alarms warrant,
ed good tine-keepers. NY stock of
Silver Ware for qudlit V and bean
tyCan not be beat in the State. ItCon-
sists, of Fruit. Cake. Card and Su- gar
BaS- kets, Tea Sets. Cups, ,IohIets Cas- TORS
and Napkin Rings; Spoons Forks t.
AL Pie, Fruit, Butter Fish Ia
bile and Tea Knives, But
ter Cool ers Syrup
Pitchers, Spoon
Hold ers
You will find that
Howard keeps
full assert Teut of the
Text Books which were
recon- mended
bv the Board
It'd uca-
ton. TOYS
lit tie
folks Call at
Towards on Main ST.
and satisfy yourself as
ND
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|, S I A 3 Ii S He 1860

s. ~ n - IL - IL II ~ " "
PETER LORILLARD,
sNUFP AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER
Ii and Is Chambers street.
(Fornlcrly AZ Chambers Street. New York;
Would call the attention of dealers to the articles
Of his manufacture viz:
BROW SNUFF.
Maccahoy Demigros,
Fine Rappee. Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee. Nachtoches.
American Gentleman. Cor 'nhagen
LLOW SNUFF
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch
or Lundyfoot,
u Attention is called to the large reduction
in prices Of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking To-
5accos which will be found of Superior Quail ty
I 0 B A eco.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long, P. A. L.. or plain, $. Jago
No l, Cavendish or Sweet. Spanish
No2, Sweet Scented Oronoco. CANISTER.
NoslS 2 Tin Foil Cavendsh, Turkish
Granulated
N. B-A circular of prices will be sent on ap-
iica ton. c3S 80
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"OWNES STONERS' NOTICE.

WE-tte Subscribers. being appointed The Holi,-4
w sic Probable Usar' tori e district al f.S>rA
r. L. receive examine and adjust ali vlall>
ii all lrr>i> AGAINST iht estate Hasts- -r
ATE 81 E.'noHrd IA said district. deceased r,-..
rnitl solvent ana the tenn 81 >lN months lrpu -
,iay Dec ID l-s being allowed by said u,urr ,,
Creditors 81 >ala deceased. 10 tAaJu All prove sII.
CAlal> brisr~ u Gre notice Thai vii attend Iotl'
lgl pi.ajsr a{;saliltueIt tr store al tisG Frk
Ctulc'ri IA >ad ui>lrlC1 tin $rh day January A
l-Ih '.aF ul J4l4t llrAI Ill ollaCS
'lAN>
) " IttSlIN
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n II ERIN O VI EFT f II S

Several Sizes and various prices. Glass N.
allie and Rubber Svrinses. Shoulder brar.-
S1ppauers and Trusses all sizes and faces =
Ca1heters Bed Pans and instruments u>ttUl III 8.
sick room FIR sale ~ J. c. BINGHAM
Dee Ia. 1868. 4
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J H. MOORE, Auctioneer. 19>0

\ o TIC E. This may certify that
~ have given my son, Oscar H. Cummi .,
his time with liberty to transact business Tor HIM
self and shall paw none of his debts nor claim
none Of his earnings after this date
ARNOLD CUMMINGS
ALOSZo BEGIls,
HIRAM L. CUMMINGS.
Nlstno-e, Nov IS, 1865. 7SSu-
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STOCk, HAY AND GRAIN
q, 4 X NJ 4 y ID STOC *
The subscriber NIL sell Al pub.ic auction d
TUESDAY. JANUARY Il. lN64.
1T AUCTION.

II Il I4VA-
The subscriber NIL sell Al pub.ic auction a..
TUESDAY. JANUARY Il. 1864.
Al 10 o'clock A NJ. His Farm. situated 3 mile
Ne>t II FaiThanh> Village on me road lt21lu-
from II Jghn>hury 10 DaENllle Green. Nai-
fam contains ~ acres Of land IN good ~ta'c e
cultivation good snEar orchard q 8va trCr~.
Se2taole farm buildings, IN good repair, waite. a.
house and ham Tbs farm Rill be sold a.. -,'-.-
~ III .a'o 90 sun purchaser Possession Int-.
,he -t,h I March next Conditions. cl.c "a.
TIE pur hGSe money vii be required GoHs. go
rc>, can -enaia n rluTiga e.
Also Al TIE SAME ne and place. yoac az
Near old Steers, 3 cood Cows, = yearllng Htl..r>
/ two-sear old Colt, yearling Coli, - A..
Nool sheep. 40 ~ - tons Hay. , or 3 toll~ >-eaa
5o bushels Oats, lvt Of Corn on the con, 80 al. II.
52>hrls Potatoes. OK Cant, ] une-horse lumeoI
Wagon, Slcighs, Sheds. Plows, Harrow> ClarE-.
Cultiyatar, Warden horse Rake. ! straw c.
'er and fecd 5oN, l w.nnowing Ml.l. $50 Ce-aE
Posts, 500 Sap Buckets, 3 Sap Holders, s.
Pans nd numerous other articles.
FERNS All sums under $40 cash down, gser
Sic, nlne months credit, with good secu.it'-
OLIVER CUkElE&.
J II. NoeRE, 1uctioneer. 19o0
Office. The copartnership hrrer,-
~ fore existing under the style of LINC,INA
CuBLElGH, Is tins Gay dissolved by mutual Iyc.-
sent
All persons having demands against Us are IT
guested 10 present them for payment, and a.
persons indebted 10 Us are called upon 10 come
forward and settle Al once Is. r LINCOLN.
Sept ), 1858 l.. V Con EIvE
The business Of the above firm viii be cont-,l.
ed unaVT the style OF QUlNRY- LINCOLN 4 CO
and by keeping on hand thc largest and be-
assortment of goods in this yiciaity, hope 10 rntr
= share of public patronage, 4. *. QUINN
Is. T. LINCOLN.
T. V CoBlElaH
WANTED. A few smart men n resile.
Apply al our store IN Lyndon.
lyndon, Dee Is, lSt5 $50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-08
CONNISSI0NERS' NUTYrg

I'VE the subscribers having been appointed
w oiabe Probate IouTI Tor line district u -,
miSSioners 10 receiN e examine. and adjust ali am
demands oi all prT>ulI>, against the estate al N
Reed, late oi Concord in said district de-
rep resented irSL went and the term of sN iul-s
the 2l day of December A ID. 1868. being aIaurs
Court l., the creditors OF said deceased TO eN I'M n
their Claims to said commissioners ior eKarnflsf
allowance. aud thai We viii meet Tor that puir.-.
the dwelling house al Widow Pi,br Reed III f',r
said district, The 2>th DAY oi January AMI -
June next. len O'Clock ia the iyreIoOu pu ~. .-
DAYS
OF BROWN.
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