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nBs MONIES HOUSE,
Oeruer walnut ( water streets,

nEs MQINEs, IOWA.
This spmriuus aBH comfortable Hotel a. stlIIkept
by s e. SroFFBRB k&oE, who have Rtted up gnd
furnishes IL IN stye ans Urpa e ~ any kotel il
she west. ThekFiAele is alsAyE supplied With the
hast that the market sGFfs and every essz
asEss4ess in the Ap Ter the comfort aud pleasure
al guests dzrI theiE stay the Capitzf u Iowa.
attached to this hotel is Hne Stable and Car
rage House. where tTayelleTs' horses cared
fyr asd PERSONS hsFIBx basiaess ia the country
eha be aecaaalaEAteS witIi snvFyances 70 suy part
ssszhs STATE s.F. sPuFFoRD d son.
Des Moines Iowa, Dec 10, 1854 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

HAyE You "Srguck IIk?''-Of late We
hare seen nothing In our Des Aoines ex-
changes relative TO the success Of their
efforts to i'strike lea 10 that region
How is it, over there, auyhew? Has tke
"boring'' proved sasscss2 and If so,
VITO got "borep' the most, the earth, or
the peopIss2 Hare you s'straek ils''2 il
SO, how much2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

wasa yoa ASA aaa assH8 msrs saEsnsss ihsa
-. srs lesx IL me safseFtlsemesss IA has u shs
s~wxpsz.sfa. gAs hmsinsss man whs puss bis sisn
Ia sas svexspavex does 1seA wizss tAIas Than
wssa he sasssns Ii ever hss sseTs sas wAe wsaad
sAlnk. .. asslscsias tAsis TAs m2a wse advsseasea
infossns ths paoiic shst hs sanis trsssss ana sss
care Is ~ iAviEasasn 70 eassssasTs y sss aaa bay
whsxs aas psrsaa reads sisn In tAe street. ays
huadssd read Ii in the newspapers. Ne matter
how wssl euslasxs il knswns hs csa always pick
a. Esw easssmaxa Il As viii sake Tie palns % sd
vsriisss fus bE hssaastinS ths means 81 sscarias
trsse he loses fhs best 81 bis psoaas.--sf. LSais
Price Caaveas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

RxruRSEp.--D. w. ITifcucocx, the
energetic aud iudueatial agent Of the
Hannibal & Sc. Joseph R. F., and Of the
Southern Stage Line, returned TO shis
city on the 10Th inst, after an absence OF
a month or two, and locking none the
worse for bis journey.
We are glad TO see "Hfrca' about a.
gain, as we know that the business OF
men sending freight over the line Of which
be is the agent here viii have their in
teFests properly carsd for.
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THE CONVERSIONS AND ExPRRIENCK o.
4 An INVALID

Published Is a beuedt, and 50 CAUTION TO
You've aEs aud osAers wao Saasr frpm Eegv0ns
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, sup
plying at the same tins TIE MEAKs OF SILLY
ouRE. ay sas who has cured siastaf affer ma
dersoing Considerable sasckery, NJ snciosias 3
post pat5ssaasssses saEslope. stagie copies may
be had Of The author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
Rsookiyn, Kiass Co.. MI. Especial noties, sra1
Dec, a1d esss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

RI nEKAr aad CT = EEs ALLEK. having -
soasIed thsRltsiysz In tbs Austen i Commission
sInesz, Nl zttend - the selling eilker a. pubic
VI private sale, Of al ndz OF stock Wagons, bar
ness and All Kinda Or nrapsrgv
y. B.-stz9Iina AMI ' Ard aert yFFrnosla tTans frx
nished on Reasonable terms
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23
ATEW STOCK or SEgELRYt
s n. n. COFAxT,

Has iass received at his sfoze, next aooFte the
PosS0a5ee, Upper BroaIHsI, large and veil Sc
ectea
stock 0F JevseIFy,
Consisting af
CAAE0, LAVA, MOSAIC, CORAL AND duLD
sTOSE sETF.
Bracelets Iockets, Ri1ks. studs watch Keys,
vsst Chains, Neek CHAINS, spsct4Cles,
tSc- &e-,
E~Ehieh will be sold al ley prices, ans every ar
t4Cle Warranted 20 prove Jast as represented.
Watches, CiBeks aaa eEelry rspairsSia lac most
kh0roagh aad EeTkmaniika manner. ans all woTk
GsEremfeS and eAsFges reasonable.
Oouacil Bluffs, Iowa, Azg Is. 1889. q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23
II L. WOODBURY.,
ST. g e ON DE list
ocass aad Residence No. PaimAr's block,
"a
i111.,IIY
k,nuSctE. RsuFgs IOWA.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IUNA. 77Fz5Ess49i3sE2sn
Dr EoaabnEy having been heated -
IL this rtscs Tor the past three yeaFsuIfH"%
time 70 tees the durability Of biz
wsrkl sseaid say to sA persons fsyOrtHg him with
tAsir e1niaacc that they may rely upou hik utmost
SxsFtiens TO perform every operation IN as nerfee
= m2Rnsr as possible.
couxcxL BEugRs, iowa, oct- Il, 1850,
Er. e. T. wgedbufy-The full sett Of artlacial
teeth an Gold Plate, which voc recently MAIDS ter
Ae 80 aE1aAtraey answer the purpose Of their esn-
StrHetian, that cannot rrfraG from expressing 70
yea nag hirh oplntoR Of yo1 . Dentist. The
Plates are perfectly adapted 70 the mouth and
sAEs ether thai With their aId both speak aud
eat AinasSt @ell as taraertY dld Eiih nay Ratu-
raj teeth Az work Of Art, do not thtnk lhst the
% oIDaisei To can be surpassed Several DeatIsts
Ina assured that sett OF Artificial Teeth could
not bt aaAs ka Of any servi=e TO me bat yoa sir
lave aseFcoEae tue dGtAealty AppFshenaeJ e5 these
gentlemen. h. L. DousLAss.
apF-iI-tBSi "
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<.x5ea nAUa2rx. aATHAs ?. noDaxs
Baldwin & Dodge.
BANKERS,
Collectors d. Tax PayIag Asts,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Dealers Ia a5vla, sifvsg, Exchange, UaeuEFeai
Money ans Government Venr1e
CarzSaf aSssasiww cisco to ealiscgisa OF Drafts
Notax aaA Acrsanss ana proceeds of same prompt
IL Ferastissi.
& T1xas HAfa for Nonresident land sSHers IN ths
Stasxa0s 81 augfaH Of Iowa ana NesFss kA enitheFa
&aEH&
Pensions procured CSov srnment BsEnty and bach
pay elaisss collected fvT relatives of deceased sold
AeTs.
ERFgRgEGES-PaEk Bank Sew Yerki stats
sayius kssoe{Atian. 81! LeuiSi DFexel 4 Co., Pal
Aaesphlss NxkSachn settx BsEk Bastoas ". r, Cool.
eaaEh 8 Go, GhleAxe; stlmsFe, Dunlap a. Co Gin.
xiuazfi Sept. 10, lska-t f 4
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ffl&7F
Liam Ovns AsAik.--Iks eonnueI :.
aioasl y. - G. =. = = i,
siss pFegrem, edNh3t N ~ - snaI
- - = - pessiak ~ - -
soans q isa issEtL, 8 Laid esss aasil
asxt week.
The esmnnaisatioa ixkss khsslseissl
view Of the sabisss, and the writer proves,
~ We sppposs, for No afs No Tasslosias,
from Scripture, thai shis war was prophe-
sied q By Daniel, too prophss, md chat
II will be concluded during sAs prsseas
rear, and at its s0aslasssn thu miIlenium
will commences, ali ii whieh We hope may
psoss true.
Dowx os Hiz.--We notice chat sssne
one In shs Eonparsil Of yesterday, over
tbs signature Of sspedsstrian,n Ia down
ON Marshal Buxr, because, thai be In
Elliag above and below she cross Wake
raises the earth ssfrom two 10 ave inches
higher than The boards, aasi insimases
that the Marshal il one Of sAoss persons
who al she creation, altar getting head
upon his shoulders, walked of without
having amp brains pat iato ID.
Nov, for our part, ne are inelinsd 10
think sAas It Is "Psdeslrian'' shas mads
his escape without the proper compliment
of brains, for any man OF woman, Who
knows any. thing at all, knows that in
making the Gil above and beEow the cross
walks, that at frat the ssdiss1 must be
raised afron two to Gso inches above tho
boards for the reason that the "dirs''
packs down and "she boards" do not, and
If the s'dift" at first vas nos higher than
ssshe boards,n in . few days it woald be
much lower than them, and the cross
walks would become 8 nuisance in the
skreeka.
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CLUES o1 rwxxrv.

Yer . ClHs Of Twsnsys At 80, va via sex.s h~sh
81 extra paper ana rMx 0E.s auana a. a wsfsh
Of oux publications ~ iN hsm ~ ~ ss<ss& en
win sand eupy Of shaA snpsFssN NJ sx1usEsx -
htieai werk. ssTHK FEoEnAIssT,n 88sM ma
maeHsaesns cltaaa Of walsh fpfaQs 81 las Teexaa@
b been lasHed 6cFinaeF, u shls cay. We vail
sls shs same 70 . cisb % Forty 70 ana aAaFsss.
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MIDDLE BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, lu.a,

Keeps epustsnsay on haRi good surf1y Of Bry-
Goods, FHFnIture. QaesnswaFe, Stoves, House
s0s GoSas, as, whiea be witi sea vesg cheap f0i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

n tass place Of The extra saSs fose G7as essexa
We ell send TEE Oh GUxaD for r9GE &c axa1kx.
rsd, 81 o. NsFth Of ssy u esq puelIczfsszs Ws
VIII Dc fhs sans in the ease 81 GIBBS u Twsaay
th9x % 80 sas saarezs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

NJ ssazafaK go fsgs e1st uf B6rtr 4s1>sGaxesu.
savF sssa eas Sbtasn ~ sxtrn - sf1S& &sy~
Beok. y copy ss tue Osd Gasra fae - - TIA
EeasFslssfs@ wFiftea ~ nAm<la<n. Mn1fa6@ nms
Says axPtAaatsxy % shs Rfss<rs 0s1xttsHxxam. ks.
eey nrEn0efat Ia sac eypatsy sn~k& 10 sMx AhSs
w setazng sahsxzsbsgs tu ~ nny~6pSa S e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26


completely this compound will do il has been proven by
Experiment on many OF the be found the
following complaints
Scrufla Scroiulous Swenss and Sores Skin Dis cases.
Pimples PustulcS. Bl"tCfes. Erupt"u>. ST Anthony
Fire Rose or Erysipelas, letter Salt Rheum Scald
Head, RnSworm,&c.
>YFHILIs OR |ESERIAL DISEASE Is expelled from the
system 10y The prolonged of this SARSAFARILIA, and
the patient Is lett In comparative health.
FEMALE DISEASES are caused hy SCruiula in the blood
and are often 500" cured 10y this Extract Sdr>aparilI
DO not d!sca this inv Ilabc medicine. because you
nave been Imposed upon b. something pretenu. to be
Sa!Sdparla. while II was not hen Used AYERS
ihcr and not till then Will know VIRTUES
parma For minute particulars of the diseases IL
We rtier You to AyeI American Almanac, which the
agent below named vi iu ni>h gratis all who call for
AYERS 'AIHARTIC Pulls. Tia" C'siiyeness.
JdIC", Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dy sctcry, Foul Stuu-
a'h. Headache, Piles. Rheuma s,n Heartburn arising
from p>prGecd Stomach. Pa II, uT Aurh! lnact.' q" the
Bowels, FLitulency L">s oil Appetite LiyeI Complaint.
DrnpSy, Worms. 'Iout Neuralgia. AMI Dinner Pill.
They are sugar coated that the most sensitive
tane them peasaltN and they the best ApeTent in
the world tor "a! the purposes ii family ihysiC
Prepared by j. {. AVER CO. Lowell Mass, AMI
Sold 10y d ugCiSt> and dealers every where and at 81
John,bury 10y j. L. BINGHAM. and HOYT RAN
DALI, June 81
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THE GALE DON IA n
Who Ranks l.?

The New York Herald publishes the fol-
lowing anecdote. 1t states as a matter OF
history:
"When Gen. Grant was about to leave
Washington to enter upon that sublime
campaign which began with the battle of
the Wilderness and ended with the down.
fall of the rebellion, he called upon Secre-
tary Stanton to say goodby. The Secreta-
~ was anxiously awaiting him. During
the two years and half that President
Lincoln and Secretary Stanton had man
aged the eastern armies, it was the hrs1
point in their plans to keep Washington
heavily garrisoned with troops. Large
bodies of men were stationed in the tortlti-
cations around the city, and other large
bodies were kept within supporting dis
lance. Now that Grant had come into
power Stanton wanted to see that the de-
fence of Washington was not OverloOked]
Accordingly, aitera few preliminaries, the
Secretary remarked:
'Well, General, suppose you have LETT
us enough men to strongly garrison the
forts p
NO said Grant, coolly; Il can't do
that
why not ? cried Stanton, jumping
nervously about. why not! Why
not
Because have already sent the men
TO the 'front.' replied Grant, calmly.
THAT won't do, cried Stanton, more
nervous than before It's contrary to my
plans l can't allow it. Ill order the
men back
i shall need the men there answered
Grant, and You can't order them back
why not?' inquired Stanton again
'Why not ? Why not 2
Il believe that | rank the Secretary il
this matter, was the quiet reply.
Very WELL said Stanton, little
warmly, wen see the President abou
that. ILL have to take you to the Presi
dent
That's right politely observed Grant
the President ranks US BOTH
Arrived at the White House, the Gene
ri and the Secretary asked to see tn
President upon important business, ant
in a few moments the good-natured fac
of Mr., Lincoln appeared.
well, gentlemen said the President
with Il genial smile, what do you wan
with me?'
General said Stanton, stiffly, stat
your case
Il have no case to state replied Gen
Grant I'm satisfied as it is : thus out
thanking the Secretary, and displaying tn,
same strategy in diplomacy as in war
well, WE'LL said the President, laugh
ing. state your case, Secretary
Secretary Stanton obeycd Genera
Grant said nothing; the President listen
ed very attentively. When Stanton ha
concluded, the President crossed his legs
rested his elbow on his knee, twinkled hi
eyes quantity and said:
Now, Secretary, you know we hav
been trying TO manage this army for tw'
years and Il half, and you know we hav
not done much with it. We sent owe
the mountains and brought Mister Gran
Us Mrs. Grant calls him-to manage
ior Us. and now | guess we had better le
Mister Grant have his own way"
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9e9al.
AFRO GOSS' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court held At
Caledonia District S. St Johnsbury, in said district,
on the Sth day of May, 1866
WHEREAS, John W. Hart shorn administrator nm tho
estate OF AFRO GOSS late of Barnet in said district
deceased proposes to render of his admin
stratlaD and to present his account against said
estate Tor examination and allowance for the purpose
Of making partition and distribution of the residue
SAID estate, under decree of said court among the per-
SONS who by law entitled same 1t is therefore
deied by said court that the same under nsera
ton and be heard at the Probate Office st Johnsbury on
the Seth day of May 1SG5 And it Is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by pubca-
printed at st Johsbury three eks successfully pre-
vOus to said time OF hearing that they may appear and
contest the allow Ofsad account If they see cause
and also be heard by said court in the partition
and distribution of said estate
BY the Court
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy of record,
5052 Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
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D r. Z ATOM s
HORSE G. OK IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season.
SpralnS. inflammation and S"eliings of al kinds
Cuts. Kicks. Bruises. Corhing. Calls. Scratches.
Weak Joints. CTamp III the stomach ~ Limbs.
Soreness stiffness Of the Limbs OF 0iut> Khcu-
matiSm. OLD Sores &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie give quarter 20 half an ounce Of The
Linimcnt. we'll mixed with three times The guam
tity OF warm Moasses. For Scratches. clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply the Linimcnt
often when the ANGLES are dry and Use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Linime NJ,
from two To three times a day- For all other ex-
ternal diseases. make thorough application Two
or three times day. Please take bottle and
be sure and shake II up before using. and you
will be satisfied.
TESTIM ONI4LS.
From u. A. Burnside E, the Vel known pToY-ieto, OF
the Lancaster Hotel. \. II
DR.. Eaton, Dear Sir HAL horse which l wa> obii-ed
his ANGLE, cause. 10y which could not heal u.
Your Horse and TX linmen recommended I" me A.
the best III use.
made application it which reduced the :n,isna-
tion At once. healed the wound al brought i,yr hlr
and the horse Was Ill tor in aN> CONSIDER il;
the best inirnent ever used ami would o@erfu.iy re-
commend it 10 the public
From Joseph L. Glib ESD one Of the P-o;,-ietr. = The,
We'll known Crawford House. al the " hiie Mountains
Keep la:" number 81 Horses III the >,-sn
at Mountain Stables. also keep stock uf pr Eaia>
Horse and ok Linment on hand. | have used il lon-
enough I" know that Is the hest I;nment ever >aw
OF used "reiice iiiiAiaiic> and sWec> Il ali kinds
and heals Cuts. Bruises. CurAS Gals Scratches Clamps
IN the Limbs or Stomach Collie, &C. &c.
Hyour Houses or Cattle are troubled with any
of the above diseases or injuries, Try bottle
and YOU will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could he added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines IN town
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed To
c. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. 2i-ly Lisbon y
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Charles Ii. DariinS'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court. held at pro-
Caledonia Dstric.>s )hats office in ST. Johusbury. on
the ith day "t May. \. ID. lS;5
CHARLES ROGERS JR.. guardian Of Charles Oar
NlIG and Jane Darling. minors and heirs Of Charles
b; Daring. late OF Lyndon. N said district. deceas-
ed. makes al phcati"n To said court for license To
sell the following described real estate of said wards 10
Wit part OF right No. IL. in the township of Lyndon
situated In the village OF Lyndon Corner being about five
acres ana Is all and the same buildings and land,
ed 10 Charles Is. Ddrli!. 10y Jonathan Richardson and
VIE, M ech and wife, Francis Jerne> and lie ana
Nathaniel ERlS aui WIFE, 10y iced dated MAY 10 lrJ3 and
occupied by the said Charles b. Darling al tine OF his
H'CH" rtlrc>t ming that the sale thereof, for the pur-
pose "t putting The proceeds OF such sale interest
investing the real .Stae would be ben
ciiC., t. said wards:
WhereUln, i l. ordered. by said court that said appli-
cation he ricIrei 10 the twenty seventh day MAY. A.
d. lN al The Probate Once In ST. JollISbury hearing
ana :'tisl" thereon; and It i further ordered that all
crsoi> Interested he notified hereof by publication oi
notice II this application and order weeks
>uttt>>lNty Ill The CdcUniar printed st Juiuehury
tiOfe said time Of hearing. that they appear 1T said
tiis ana place. ami they cau>e object thereto
BY the COurt-Attcst
Jo-32 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
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Rev. Rufus GOdding,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Alta Probate Court held at ST.
Caledonia District Johnsbury, IN said district on
the 9th day OF May A d. lo65.
0SCt A. DENiSON, executor OF the last will and tes-
lament of Rufus Goding. late Of Burke said dis
trict deceased makes application to said license
TO sell the whole o the ra estate OF said deceased rep
rcsentng that the said real would be bepe-
fetal TO the heirs devlsees and legatees and interest
Ell in said estate for tie purpose of converting the
into money and said executor has produced In the
consent and appreciation writing of all the heirs devil
and esatees to said estate residing this state to
the granting OF said license:
Whereupon is ordered by said court that said appli-
cation be referred the day of Nav A.
is6 at the Probate Office in ST Jolnsbury, tor hearing
and decision thereon And 1t further ordered all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication of
notice OF this application and order thereon three weeks
successfully in the CALIFORNIAN, printed ST. JOhnsbury
previous to said time of hearing that they may appear
at said time place. and they cause object there
TO.
BY the Court,
5052 Attest ASA l.. FRENCH Jhdpe
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Mfdifal.

BETHLEHEM, n. H., Sept. l, 1864.
This is to certify that G.. B. Hutchins Of Lisbon,
n. H.. has the sole and exclusive right to manu-
facture and vend my improved vegetable medicine
and the public may be assured that the article in
troduced by him is the genuine and the only gen.
uine medicine of my invention.
BREYANT EATON.
To those who have made use of DR.. Eaton $
Liniment no appeal is necessary, TO those who
have not we have only to refer them to the writ
ten testimonies of some of our distinguished cti
zens. Having unbounded confidence in this
medicine after using it in my family for long
time. purchased the recipe and now offer it to
the public, hoping to receive your liberal patron
age. remain, very respectfully.
Your ObeGiant Scrvent.
&. Is HUTCHINS.
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William WhitehilI's Estate

THE subscribers. having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Caledonia Com
mSioners. 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate illiam
Whitrhil, late Of Ryegate sad district deceased,
represented iuSOlvent, ami the term q" SIX months the
2sh al April 1865 being allowed by said Court the Crel-
tors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
tive AIMS before Give notice that will attend to
the duties 81 appointment IT the DIV, Hing house Of
Widpw Lucina Whl.ehl in Ryegaie. in said Dis ret on
the lt day OF June ana 10Th OF Oct next II O'Clock r
each OF said days
HUGH DUNN.
50-.2 ALEN HOLMES tCVmls
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having gone West and wishing
l. to remain there, offers for sale his Farm,
situated about two miles southwest of Peacham
Corner. Said farm contains about $50 acres of
land, and is we'll divided into tllage and pasture
land and is one of the best dairy and sheep farms
in the town. There are IA acres of the most ex-
celent cedar swamp in the county, and about 100
acres we'll wooded with spruce and hemlock
The buildings on said premises are nearly new
and very convenient. There is running water at
both house and barn. Also. if wished will sell
all the farming tools and sugaring implements
Immediate possession given if wished.
For further particulars enquire of JOHN B..
HAND on the premises.
HARVEY r. HAND.
Peacham, Vt, April Is, 1865. 1888
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CHILDREN'S FRIEND!
p = Z US WORM TEA

A safe and effectual remedy for all kinds of
Worms found in the human body: also a certain
cure for Worm Fits, Worm Fever, Tenesmus, &c
Possessing in its combination eminent cleansing
and strengthening properties, its use will always
improve the health Of the patient. whether i'm
paired by worms or other causes
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Prepared only by JOHN A. PERRY. Chemist.
Boston. Mass. Sold by NJ. 5. BURR x Co, &c
fremont Street, Boston, and by all druggists.
N. B.-Sent by mail on receipt of price hv adj
dressing JOHN A. PERRY. Box Bill Boston
Post Office. 80 ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
Rufus GOdding's Estate

WE.the Subscribers, being appointed by the HonOra-
bic Probate cour for the district of Caledonia com
mSSionerS. 10 receive. examine and adjust all CLAIMS
and demands of all persons against the Rufus
Going late of Burke in said district, deceased repre-
scented nSOl1cnt AMI the term OF six months the Sth
day OF April lS65 allowed by said court To tn e
creditors of said deceased, exhibit and prove their
claims before give notice. that will attend To the
duties ofour appointment the dwelling house Iuci-
IA Goidng in Burke in said district on the 81 day Of
June and 10th day OF October neXt O'Clock p NJ on
each OF said days.
ii. NJ HALL. l,.
5L52 DS TOW NSEND fGomrs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
Horace F.. Spalding's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court held at the
Caied"nla District. probate Office in 81 Jolusbury.
IN and Tor said district. III" 4th day oi NAV. H., 1865
| tCiNDA l.. SPAIDiNG, guardian OF Abba Ella
Hiaid,E and Flora Eva Spaliing mirrors ami heirs OF
Horace r. Spailn- late OF Lyndon in said district. de-
tctS- makes application 10 the court ur sell
all the real OF her said wards REPRESENTING that
the sac thereof Tor the pur "t putting the proceeds
uc sale at interest or investing the same i'll stocks
real estate. would be ht neiCii 10 said wards:
Whcrcpon it's ordered that said application he refer
It |" the tn day OF May, d. l>5 AT the probate
nee IN ST Johrsry Tor hearir. and drC-ion thereon and
Is further ordered that all persons Interested be notified
hereof by the publication notice this application and
order thereon three weeks successfully the Californian
printed at ST JuhnSbury before said time hearing. that
they appear at said time and place If they see cause
and object thereto.
By order OF the CO;ri-AtteSt
81 - Asa l. FRENCH Judro Or p-oho,c