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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-13
SiIaS UnderWOOd.s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. IL Probate Court, held at ST
Caledonia District jJuhn>tury. within and said
district, Oh the 9th day OF September. A ID 1865
Instrument. purp"rtinc 10 pc the last III Tesla
A nel cf SaS Underwood late al HdriwlCH in said 4,
tri,t deceased. being presented L. the Court Mr..
Mary = Underwood. the eAcCUtrN therein named. iul
probate
thcrtln lie ned 10 appear AT session said L
be holden at the Probate picc, I'm 81 JOh>bury on tn,
list iaN of Oct lnb5. and sh"w cause, they
nave against the Probate of said Will Tor which plrpo,,
ii sturhcr ordered that copy OF the order
he published thr weeks successfully In the Caleiouar
printed al ST. John>bury previous 10 said time aypo ltet
Tor hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
true CopyOf record Attest,
1l73 ASA l.. FRENCH judge of Probate
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Henry HudSOn,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lat a probate court held a,
trict: on the 5tth day of September, A 1866
aEREA "A AesaI9m Howard, administrator the
estate OF Henry Hudson, late Of Newark, in said dis
riCt deceased render account of his adj
mlhstrailon and To present his account against said
STATE Tor examination and allowance the PURPOSE OF
making PARTITION and distribution the residue of said
estate under decree of said court, among the persons
who are by law entitled to the same:
III is therefore ordered by said that the same
come under consideration and be heard at the Pro
bale Office III St JoL nsbury the 23d Oct ober
1900 Audit is further ordered tina, all persons interest
Ell be notified hereof by publication OF a COPY of tn.
record OF this order in the CALIFORNIAN printed at st
oolSDury three weeks successfully previous sal
Tine OF hearing, that they appear contest the
allowance OF said account II they cause and also
heard 10y said court III the matte, OF partition and dis
triDutOu OF said estate.
BY the court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
A true copy Record,
1l-13 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate
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If9aI.
Franklin Bailey's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court held at St
Caledonia District bloomsbury, in said district on
the Both day Of Sept. A. ID. 1865
WHEREAS, William Sanborn, administrator de bonis
non on he estate Of Franklin Bailey, late of Peacham
IN sad district deceased proposes 10 render an account
OF his administration and tOlpresent his account against
said estate for examination and allowance for the purpose
OF partition and distribution of the residue Of SAID
estate under decree Of said court among the person.
who are by law entitled to the same:
1t therefore ordered by said court that the come
st Johnsbury, on the oath day of October 1865 An(
further ordered that all interested be no
ned hereof by publication Of copy of the record of this
order IL the Caedonian printed St. Johnsbury three
weeks successfully previous said time ing
they may appear and contest the allowance Of said
count, il they and also be heard by cOur
in the matter of partition and distribution of said estate
By the COurt.-AtteSt.
ASA I. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy of record-Attest
1l-13 ASA L. FRENCH Judge
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At Auction, Oct. l3.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

By virtue of a license from the Honorable Pro.
bate Court for the district of Caledonia. the sub
scrber will sell at auction, on Friday, the 18th
day of October, at P. NJ, on the premises in the
east part of Burke, the farm of the late Asa Pat.
ten, containing loo acres. Said farm has com
Portable house ano log barn, with a good stream
of water running near the buildings There are
about 20 acres cleared, the balance well timbered
with good sugar place. Also, 256 buckets, :
holders and one kettle.
Any one wishing to see the place can do so by
calling on Harlow Coe, living near the place.
OSCAR A. DENISON, Admir-.
East Burke Sept. %, 1863 1912
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AN IMPORTANT FACT FOR FARMERS,

AN IMPORTANT FACT FOR FARMERS
Bells will prevent the depredations of dogs
among your sheep. The reason is plain.
A dog that knows enough to kill sheep al
so knows enough to be still and sly about
it. The great noise produced by a mum.
Der of bells makes him fear for his safety
and he leaves without doing damage The
bells also would bring the friends of the
sheep to their rescue. A dozen bells in g
flock of hundred would be ample. In {
flock OF twelve sheep, half Of them should
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for SALE.
At Auction, Oct. IL.
SALE.

By virtue Of license from the Honorable Pro-
bate Court for the district of Caledonia, will be
sold at public auction, on Saturday. the 14th day
of October, at 10 A. NJ all the real estate of the
late Rev. Rufus Godding. consisting of Home
stead of20 acres of frst-rate land with buildings
new and convenient, with running water at house
and barns. Also, 10 acres of Meadow, lying
within 90 rods of East Burke, and 40 acres Of
Pasture and Woodland. on which is good sugar
orchard, together with about 200 acres of timber
ed land lying about u miles up the stream from
East Burke.
Also, at the same time and place. all the Per
sonal Property. consisting of 1 good Horse, 2
Cows, 2 Yearings. about 50 Sheep. l Shoat, 20
tons Hay, lot Of Oats, Corn, Potatoes, Buggy,
lumber Wagon, Carts, 3 buffalo Robes, Har-
nesses, Sleighs, Sleds, Sugar Tools and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms made known at time and place of sale.
OSCAR A. DENISON, EXT.
East Burke, Sept 23 1865 1912
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Andrew J. DuttOn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court. held Al
Caledonia District. S. St Johnsbury, III said district
on the 4th day OF October, 1868
(iAROLlNE r. DC TFON, Administrative upon the es
v tate OF Andrew J. Dutt0n late OF HardWck IN saiC
district deceased intestate makes application SAID
Court Tor licence To sell the whole OF the estate
said deceased excepting the widows right of homestead
iee representing that sale sale is necessary for the
payment OF the debts OF said deceased and the EXPENSE
ol administration upon said estate.
Whereupon ii is ordered by said court that said appli
cation be referred TO the 2lSt day October A. D.
l>65 al the Probate Office III ST. J0hnsbury hearing
and decision thereon And it IS further ordered that
persons Interested be notified hereof by publication
notice OF this application and order thereon three week
successfully III the Caedonian printed Juhnsburv
previous 10 said time OF hearing. that they may appear
al said time aud place and they cause object there
by the Court.
,l-,3 Attest ASA l. FRENCH JuIra
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The Cattle Plaque.

The existing cattle plague among the
cattle in England has provoked the query,
among countless others of speculative or
scientific character, if it may not be due
IN great measure to the forcing system
adopted in modern agriculture that cattle
are so much the mere liable to disease and
epidemic than formerly. The aim OF
breeders is, Of course, to produce by skill
full and persistent crossing class of ami
mails from which the best possible pecu-
mary returns may be secured in the short
est possible time. Common observation
teaches that such cattle are not the same
with those who lead natural and therefore
healthy lives upon the hillsides and in the
open pasture. The work of pampering-
VIII ether by choosing strains of blood with
such care or selecting the food and estab-
fishing the habits with such tyranical nice
ty-cannot prove the most favorable in its
results for the health which is expected to
defy by its robustness the menaces of cpl
dcmic. 1t is held by not a few, and even
among advanced agriculturists, too, that
we gam IN one direction only at a sacrifice
IN another; that large, handsome, over
iieshy, and even over-bred animals are.
beyond the limitation which the critics
themselves do not pretend to fix, un-
healthy, if not diseased specimens. II
does not seem right, however fast such q
REGIMEN piles the flesh upon the anatomy,
to keep an animal shut up tightly in 8
barn, or yard at the most, when wide
range is the creatures normal desire ant
actual necessity. But it is of the first i'm.
portance in these times to turn over thu
capital invested as fast as possible, anc
hence over breeding, unnatural confne
ment, and an easy tendency to the frs
cattle cholera that comes along -Bosto,
Post.
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Horace +. Ross Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held Of tho
Caledonia District, S. probate Once in ST. Johns
bury on the 23i day of Sept. A. d.. Sos.
DAVID &. HUDSON, administrator upon the estate y,
Horace F. Ross, late OF Newark in said district do
ceased makes application to said court for cens to
The whole OF the real estate of said deceased renresennn
that tn sale OF part OF said real estate is necessary for
the payment OF the debts Of said deceased and the
OF administration and that part cannot be sold without
injury to those interest ed in the remainder thereof
WhertupOn 1t Is ordered by said Court that said anni
cati2n be referred to the 4th day OF Oct A. n ls65 at
the Probate Office In st JOn>bury, for hearing and de-
cison thereon and is further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication of MOTTO, nf
TINS Application and order thereon three Weeks
lively IN the CALIFORNIAN printed ST. Johnsburv before
sad ne OF hearing that they may appear said time
BY the Court.-Attest
1872 ASA L. FRENCH Jud,o Of pro,.
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lasa rheumatism govt, headache b.ininess, iocthaChe
earace caarrh asthma papiiatiOn. painful affection
lhe spleen, mysteries pain in the bowel collie paralysis
anu arrangement OF the stomach. all OF which when
naillg IN This cause put the intermittent type OF he-
come periodical This CURE expeS the poison from the
olood ana thus cures them ali alike IL Is not oniy The
most eiiectual remedy discovered this
complaints but l. the cheapest and perfect
~ sale M harm can arise from its the patient
Ehe cured Is left "a healthy if ne had never had thu
diseas Can this he said of ans oihor for chilS AID
lever IL l. true Of this and its importance these
nicte With the complaint cannot lee over,siatei. 81
sure II Is 10 the and ague il nav n truth
ltly said 10 be rian remedy one dealer complains
tn Al II is not good medicine 10 se-tecause one bottle
cures a whole neghhorhoc.i.
Prepared by J. C. Aver Co Lowell Mass and Sid 10y
IruSsls's and dealers everywhere ard in III Jon>buTy 10y
J. e. BINGHAM 4 HoYr & RANDALL t3l,-r
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THE CALEDONI IAN
AoritultMral.
artificial Irrigation Of Land.

The Newburyport Herald truly remarks
that before the farmers have passed through
many seasons as the last two, they will
begin to think generally Of artificial irri-
cation. This is matter, that, as yet,
has received very little attention in New
England, but it cannot be doubted that
even if not absolutely necessary, our farm
ers would in many cases be the gamers by
irrigating their land. 1t is. we'll known
that the Mormon. have made the desert
of Utah blossom like the rose by judi
cious system of irrigation, and the Herald
remarks as follows On irrigation in Eng
lard -
Though without doubt artificial wa
tering was first resOrted to because of the
failure of the natural supply, yet expert
cncc has proved that even in ordinary
seasons, when there is sufficient rain for
the absolute wants of vegetation, the APP
plication Of water in large quantities acts
us a Stimulant, takes the place of more
expensive manure in forcing the crop, i'm
proving it in both quantity and quality.
This is due to the salt and vegetable mat
ter which the water holds in solution and
suspension. and which is in the proper
state for immediate assimilation to the
tissues Of the plants. As early as the days
Of Queen Elisabeth the agriculturists OF
England had learned the value of water as
a manure, or rather, as it might be more
correct to say, as the vehicle of manure,
and extensive works were laid out and put
IN successful operation on many Of the
large estates. For long time the prac-
tlsc was confined to meadows that could
be overflowed and managed by system Of
dams and sluiceS, but it was seen at last
hat if the value of grass could be doubled
on a meadow naturally moist, by the ad
dlti"n of still more water, that on dry up
land it would tell with still better effect.
and now the irrigation of all sorts of fields
even in the moist climate of England, has
become very common, and is just becom-
ing universal As John Bull does not en-
gage very extensively in what does not
pay, it may be well for US, his favorite
cousins, to learn of him in this matter
We are spending fortunes in importing GU
ano, and in the manufacture of artificial
manures of all kinds, many of them worth
less, while all our rivers, every day and
hour and moment are silently bearing
away to the ocean the rich salts, humus,
animal waste of cities, and matters of all
descriptions that might be turned into gold
II some portion of the hurrying flood was
detained, and diverted into channels
through the farms and plantations of the
country. But whether we value water as
fertilizer or not, it is becoming pretty
evident of late years that we shall need ii
for its normal and legitimate use as sus-
tanner of the life of vegetation, if the causes
now in operation continue, and the sooner
Il general interest is taken in the matter Of
furnishing our fields and pastures with {
sure and unfailing supply Of water, the
better for our future prospects.
The Cattle P{Q0ue.
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Charles StrPptcr's Estate

iE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the district of ESSEX Commits
Sloners to receive, examine and adjust claims and
demands OF all the OF Cbas Street
er late OF Brighton. in said district deceased rem
Resented insoven. and the term months from the
Attn day OF Aug 1865 being allowed by sal Court to the
rleuoTso' Sau deceased, I" exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us, give notice that we will
attend to the duties of appointment at the err
mont ioe III SAID Brighton. in said district, the 25th
l O'Clock III the afternoon each of said days
NATHAN HOBSON,
1872 GEORGE CLARK. fComrs
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Reputation Established

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public benefGcfreSs. and ksr
sr0N6erfW{ Success is uHprs-
cedeMfed. Kes. fame and
her Discoveries hare gOac
abroad, and to-day she as
in her lime fhe largest man.
ufaetHress iss the arorSd.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and old age arc alike
benefited by The use Of HRS.
s. II. .filen'S WofJd's Hair
ReStOs'er and Hair Dress
ing. They act directly Hpon
the roots Of the hair. Causing
sfsrt0ssf ss'OlCf.s and boGH-
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life, scithoaEs delay purchase
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.s71R SPECIAL NOTICE
& TO PASSENGERS
WEST I:
.&G0ING

nfougn tickets and reliable information can be procur-
NJ U, ae Great Western Railroad Agent for all points
Mest anu southwest Parties destined West will find IL
ol tt to call the Agent before purcbas-
fe tchets est Tickets as low by any other first
class route rms Is the only route by which passengers
AGARA FALLS. e'' vi M
Tickets via the above line procured at all prnci
pal Ticket Offices throughout the United States and of
Eastern Travelling Agent, Ogdensburg, n. Y Thomas
Swiry lrd, General Manager, Hamilton, e. W. lanes
Charlton, General Agent, Hamilton c. " VIM IT,
ball, Travelling Agent, Bellows Falls, Vt. tIIanSS -"
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Willard Reeds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT ! In probate Court. holden a,
E>stN District, So JLuuenburg. within and said
district, on the I'd day of October. A. u. 1865
JACOB EN ANS and Phebe Reed admin stratorS on the
estate OF Hard Reed late Concord In said district
deceased presents his administration set
meut:
Whereupon. il IS ordered that the same be referred t
tIe 10th day Ul Oct lSGj at the Probate Office in said
Lui tnburg. Tor examination and allow and that n
Concerned be notified hereof by publication this order
III the Californian printed AT St John>bury. three weeks
suCC'>sNey as soon as may be, that they may appear
am al laid time and place il they cause object there
10.
BY order of Court. Attest
JONAH BROOKS, Register.
true copy OF record. Attest. 7l-13
JONAH BROOKS, Register.
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Application to sell Real Es,a,c

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold ~ the
Caledonia District IS. Probate Office In St Johns
bury, on the . day of Sept. A. d. 1866
NATHAN F. KNAPP guardian of Randall Mapoon of
Danvle. In said district. insane person mikes an
pcaton to said court for license sell the whole Of The
real estate OF his said ward representing thar tho sa
thereof for the purpose of putting the proceeds of
sale at interest or investing the in stocks or real
tate would be beneficial to said ward: - ~ NC
Whereupcn it is ordered by said court that said ann1
cation be referred TO session thereof be held at the
PROBATE once III said St Johnsbury, the 18th of 10
further ordered that all persons interested be notied
hereof by publication oil notice of said application and or
der thereon three weeks successfully the Caedonian
printed at St Johnsbury before said time of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and if they See
object thereto. why 'ee
b, the Court Attest,
1872 ASA L. FRENCH Judpe nj prob,,o
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Clergymen, Lawyers, Singers,

and al Those whose occupation requires AL unusuA Sc
else Of the vocal organs viii inl this The Only R,
which will eIlectually and iaStanfanegpsy rergr LIZ
difficulties This Temedy, unlike most others Is ua, .
not naus-ous, bui IS extremely PLEASANTTOTASrE
A small gaalt,y allowed TO pass over the i--la,, .
al once removes The Cinicutr.
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Geo. Il. RIanCher'> Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court holden a
Essex District, )Iunenlurg within and for sal,
district. on the 2d DAY OF October. A. ID, l>6j.
JACOB EVANS administrator the estate Of Ge0 =,
l. Banchcr, late oi Concord. in said district, lie
ceased presents his aimi>tTa ion account settle
nen hereupon Is ordered that the be
I" the 10th Gay Of Oct 1868 at the probate office, In saic
IuItnhurC. tor examination and allowance: and that al
, concerned be notified hereof, by the publication THU
order III the Caed"nla printed al ST. Johr>bury, three
weeks eICCr>Sivcy be, that they ap
pear and al said time and place. If they CAUSE. Ohjcc
| thereto.
By order of Court-Atte>t
JONAH BROOKS. Register
4 true copy of reCord-Attest.
| Il =
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wear bells. Bells will protect your wool
ly herds. If for any reason the bells
should fail, try little strychnine on
piece of meat The latter has never been
known to fail.
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landau. January Isl. 1854.
c. b. Hutchns Dear Sir: Please t. send mn. an diner
dozen OF DR. Eatons Pain EradiCdt"r. am travelling
IRON house 10 house have good opportunity intro
duce it'll have Seenit cure sick leIial Toilache -r.
Throat Frozen limb, and Rheumatism ami ais,
To De good for cuts. Bruises &c. would recommend
10 every family the best family medicine iu-r.-
ced 10 the public E. B. Low JOY
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- Lisbon, Sept !, 1853.
DR. EAroS-Dear Sir: was very much troubled a lew
days since with lame hack, hard pain Ia INV side and
nunbneSs on one siie of my body and limbs took
OF your Pain Eradcaor, aid mad. external
which relieved me at once, would also say Thai had
severe attack OF the cranp and relieved al once y ALI
application In the same manner consider tie best u
eradicator ever saw DARlU ) GEOR,IE-
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4 YER'S AGUE CURE.

For the speedy cure If inter-
iniitent fever. chil. fever.
dumb aGue. periodical head
ache or bilious headache.
AMI bilious leyers. iudeeLfnr
the whole class Of diseases
originating in hillary derange-
ment- CAUSED 10y the malaria
oi mia>maiic countries
Fever and acue l. not he
ONLY consequence Of nil>-
matte poison A great varic-
" al disorders arise from i'll
irritation. IN malar."u> dis
eases. among which are nru-
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IT ETH ! TEETH.
DIR. GEO. ". MILES. DENTIST

After Very successful practice Of two yeas
and \ half in Lyndon would return his S.r.csra
thanks 10 the cltize;ls OF this and the aGleiu.--
towns for Their LIBERAL patronage and support.
Anc he horeS hr a str,cr attention Ia business
merit 4 cou-lnDance Of the same
Tic IS usln- the lslcaHi-ed Rgbber, wasl
meets with such universal favor, as = base : =
Artificial Teeth: but costs not half ss IN, ID
As gold He trusts he can do his work as 4.
and knows he can cheaper than any ether dents,
IN this vicinity Owing u his situation ms ~
penses are trliing compared with those IN lar-e1
places and a. he wishes 10 introduce his wr-a
he can afford IN work cheaper. and he does r..-
As proof Of The above, ali are invited 10 "a
examine specimens OF work, enquire prices. 8.
Ether aud chloroform administered. Teeth yN-
arnined gratis References furnished A cea-
assortment Of tooth brushes and powders. a
operations WARRANTED
Office al HIS Drug Store.
Lyndon Feb 7. 1865 81
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Lisbon. MAY |. la.
MI Hu'ch!s Dear Sir: was Trouble, ,iay>
with lame foot which swollen Ia my ankl. badly
and was unable tn ear weight Gsrn Il. applied
boot as usual. OTIS SAgA,E.
Many other testimonials could be added had we
| rosm. For sale nv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town.
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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At Auction Oct. 10.
OTOCK AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE!

The subscriber will sell al auction on the 18th
OF October, 1865. at NJ, an the so-called sDan-
iel Badger farm: or latterly the Powers place,
situated about Il miles from Lower Waterford.
the following property:
100 good Sheep, nice pr. four year-old Oxen
oS oSen siDo matched
or 20 tons Hay, Farming Tools of ali descrip.
tons, 2 two-horse traverse SIeds in good repair.
| pr. team Harnesses, l new single Harness.
buggy Wagon. Sleigh, l pr. Robes and other
things too numerous to mention.
Sale positive and terms liberal.
L. B. CHURCH.
7 TT MoORP Auc'r
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Li>i'Di, Jaln1TN n. l>ti
C. X Hutchins. Dear Sir: IreCeye very tad All
my anc!e and loot. made application Or.
Eaton Pain Eraiicatnr which produced il">l ~vl,r-
ul cure. am HON iuy satisfied IL the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS. WpOlSON.