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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31

JOHN R. ELvANs ; co., ~
o. LOuisi.n. ave. and sos street, ~
WASHINGTON, D. O., w
sIAoKsmrHs' D. AND " wHxHLwnroars.
HARDWARE.
AHyILs-wrousht; Cast Steel Paced.
VICEs-solid Box Com, Cotter Keyi Paral
sLsbdE ati Shsial i@"A s
aAMD do. g'.. b..
sSTs,sssar. Punched iH.,.son Punches.
ohBLh GHAiEs-lS so{i inch
AxLEsmLoss Arm u Patent; Solid Collar.
CART HUBS, -. ..'' -
WAGON HUBS. 49,.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS.
SAWED fRLLoRs-2 TO inches thread.
HICKORY BP0KRs.
sHAFTs-Rua, light; Rua, medium TX IN.
ished, light msaium, heavy express, gro
ssryi aniahsd, light tand birs); medium
pdISsn eiss a ssi.S en- 1.a Ssi n;G,,.
EXPERIMENTATION fsrui.d; medium
IInIsHKD WHkILs-LeTss -,rgr4 ID.
spn ZLgrskRNa GAM a ' $50
John r. ELvANS 8 co., T-T5zTT az :
" o. Louisiana avenue and $3.50 street -
= WARRINGTON, u. O., .F
DnALHRB II wv 80
.a.H .r Kkd HARDWARE. No. s"a -
OUT NLILs-Iiniahsd. 40 Ia; Ysuos, Q 10
80 I'D Box, ., Z, Cd. 80. = IN
PREsSsD md BOAT sPrKRa ns'
HORSE BHoks, BurAsa'S Government, No.
ies; Bu,dsA,s cry ~. q 81 3. AAd
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OnuRoH pzRroroRY.

Second street east and G street south, R.v
Mr.. BovIs 1, IN. na.to, -'''
81, Matthew Chureh ooyn.r of F,o...,,
and II street, Pastor Raw Chay,s, wh;,.
DID,, Rev. Mr., MoNailv. assi.tant '''
81 Msry'a. d}erman'3 on FiNh MAJ, 7,
street, Rsy Mstthi.s All, near
81, Domipiok,s Ch,rob go. s CT,
and II stre.ts Taisnd.l -...s-
Bokei. q. q. n, ...,.,.nn. ~ ', n
o. s. b. Rev j II. Iv.eh n n ~. oaIk'
p. Ralph. o. q n, r.. d n 81 n q "a
81, Alcv,ius Na,th r.,;,,J s,, o. -.
Of 1 ,tr,.t n,sr ~ no.I,.. uss;, oy p
Nc. stopestr,et nas,o, a. ,tr.. ...,,,.s,,
Church Of ~ Tm,ns.,,.,. css...I,,ns
conner Of Eigbth and NJ 1900 n; .;,pp ~.
vices every snndav r,orn;nr =, q ~. 1 seI,
may for The pre,en. \. .an.,d.r.S -
of 81 P.tr;ct,, Cb.,ch NN'' !" VI '' "''n VI
.,-,...,.s a.-g
hoDpr hriscofAL. II boa
hsst Washington, Fourth street east, be-
tween y street south and South Carolina ave-
NE. services II q m, and evening. Rev.
oso. beech V tho pastor. 49,. ..'.'
FOUNDRY Meeting House, Rov. DR.. Ryan,
pastor, corner OF q and Fourteenth streets
services morning at ii and evening. n
wesley Chapel, corner Fifth and streets
Rev Or. Nadai is the pastor. Preaching at
IL a m. and evening.
Ninth street Mission Is branch Of wes-
ley. hsis located on Ninth street west, in
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FIN An cIAL.-

H. IrANcIAL.Ia
7 600 KsA o.
BANKxRs, .I,.F
WrlsHfH srRnrr. opposite rHxrIsAsunY
bay ssd ssii ., surrsa, rates sad hssp o. haat
nan supply q al tEwa ga..
oovEREnISr BoHps. me-
sEvEN-THIRrY TREASURY MOTIFS,
| CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, h.,
and ray the highest price. for ...a.E.s.Tz.
auARrERnAsTER'scH EcKsAND voUCHERs
sugf.da ..,,..>- ...-,,-
FIRST. NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON. 1'
n. D. ooo.', tof Jay Cooke = Go. J rrs'.a'a'.
VS. HvsrIsaros. o.Ai.
GOVERNMENT DEroslrosr
FINANCIAL AoKsror THE UNITED rrArEs
lore srrsrr, OPPOSITE re rssAsuRr prrArz-
v a znrr. irat r.. .a-'t
rf 1900 'fru s.. sr-,
oovsrnnsn, securities With Treasurer United
y. -' is....., .'ia. %. s's.
g AzoNE MILLION DoLLARs.~
We buy and sell all slssss. Of eovKRHMxsr
SECURITIES At current market rates. t"'r
FURNISH KxCHANaE and make coilss,ions
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE |
UNITED STATES. .
We purchase Government Vouchers on III.
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and Civ. oAarsuL
AHD PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
1
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
dRNr LOANS At all umss shssrfdliy furnished.
WIN 8. HUNTINGTON, os.hi.r.
w.sHTss-ou. March N. iaHh MIN dr.
TT 8. sEvBN-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. T. sMITHsoN 4 CO.,
BANKRRs, 1,.......
IA Baltim re street.
UrIrkD STATES 80 LOAN AGENTS.
All Dsnominat Jns Of .bs
$50 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
'or immediate deliysry and =
10 Bought and Sold on Commission.
A. we shall give our special attention TO the
most respectfully ''ls3; ySa ss sIS;5; 90
Gold. Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold On
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31

WRAPPING PAPRR FOR SALE AT
W THIs oIIICS
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For the correctness Of the foregoing statements
We have permission 10 refer 10 1eo. W. Riggs,
Esq. II. D. Cooke, Esq., H.C. Pahnestock, Esq.
and z. @. Robbins, Bsq. docs-u
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O. A R D .""
N. II. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
oFFlCE, NO. Oil NINTH STREET WEST,
Near PeunsylvaniA ayenus,
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he 10 now attending 10 ali
legal business, such a. administering tie Am.
nesty, a. we'll as all, other oaths, Drawing
Lenses, Deeds, willis, Power Of Attorney, Land
lord and Tenant Notices, &e, 10. -
charge. - = =. - -.
81 Partieular attention paid 10 the eoIieetios
Of debts and claims In esuaral. js7I-H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31

pstsst otaee srA p.a~st-sat Il Ne Inssr,sr.
Service Friday evenings Al sunset, and Sab.
bath mornings II 3 .. No. WgE r.
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Spcfial 9oiie9s.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Swallow, CHNA, Sept. D. 1864.
DEAR SIR Il ought 10 have acknowledged long ago the
pain killer you had the goodness send last
year lis coming was most prOvideutia believe hun
dredS Of lives saved, under God by The cholera
appeared here soon after received it. We reSorted
to the Pain Killer, Using directed for cholera
4 list was Kept Of all to whom the Pam Killer was given
and native assistants that Of every
to whom it prescribed, recovered 1t has too been
Very useful various other diseases 1t has PROVED. an
ucacuabe blessing to multudes Of poor people, through
oft this region Our native preachers are wins
to 90 their excursions without supply CT the
Pain b Ii gives them favor in the eyes OF the pco-
pie AMI 10 families and localities by whom other
wise they W uld be very indiltently received.
Believe me- dear sir,
Gratefully and faithfully yours
tAprl J. u. JOHNSON.
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS,-how quick their effect.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!

LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!
DROPS DROPS, DROPS /,
AMERICAN 1PE DROPS will cure Diptheria. Coughs,
bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu-
laisla' Asue in the Face, Headache. Toothache,
Bruises, Sprains, Chilblains, Group, Colds.
Fever and A que and Cholera In a single div
Sold by all Druggists with full directions for use
ORRIN SKINNER & CO, Props, Springfield Mass
G. c. GOODWIN CO., Agents, Boston, Mass.
Won't Use aay Other.-.Ihe last ami test
III" risht article finally everybody likes it; Is purely
vegetables restores ay hair i'll four weeks money
iuien itwi!l do ii every time Three applications will
cure all hGnors of the scalp. Ask for WEBSTER's vEGE-
TABLE HAIR ISvIGoRAToK and don't take any other Fer
sale by all Druggists. tIIu6j
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
ENGS-trU0rGiHNsH.

Mr.. :. Day of Fairbanks village has
>4oWn us hens egg Of the following ex-
'r1"nlinary dimensions: circumference,
". BY % inches. Weight. II ounces. MIR.
Dag is not only as well as could be eX-
F"ricd,' but is fully confident that his old
tn cannot De beaten by any "pullets' of
hi-.h or low degree. When she is beaten
,h" may conclude to try again; until then
she claims the belt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
-iff|mpi 10 Grc0E JGiI.

'h Thursday of last week, MIR. Burt. the
jaiIor at this place. miStrusting all was not
f2h' among his prisoners. put handouts
upon Hiram Wiley and Geo Fuller. (the
incn who stole widow No. riSon's trunk full
OF cold and silver at Canaan last fal) and
made an examination of their cell. He
IoUnd these men had taken the zinc from
"n,ier their stove. and melting it in the hoI-
Do" If stove lee, had ruin some tormida-
Die looking weapons 4 the ashes. known to
.I'iianS a. Slun@ shot. They had already
'"'Aed ll"alufes TO these missiles. and We're
al ready TO knock down their keeper and
make Their escape when an opportunity of
IT, The timely discovery frustrated their
plans.
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NGUbfy.

We see it stated inthe Burlington papers
that \. IL. Adams OF st. Johnsbury. John
hoiiey and Elmore Roberts Of Derby. A.
v. Oyitt of Derby Line, Charles Eastman
Of Holland and iona. Page of Charleston,
base been arrested for smuggling. Their
Examination was had before Judge Smalley,
:" Burlington, on Saturday. and they were
all held Tor trial al the next term of the dis
'tiN court. y Mrs. Ada ms has been board
M at the II. Johnsbury House for several
Weeks, hut we think her husband has not
@Ht"d 4 residence. and has seldom been
'"r mere. He lived in Massachusetts a
Short time 20,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
ROOT! ROOT! ROOT!
READ REAn

AOOT! ROOT! ROOT!
READ. READ! READ,
hooTs PEsTACHINE preserves the life of the Ha,r:
changes it from gray to its original color in three
weeks prevents the hair from falling; is the best ar
ucie Tor dressing the hair ever found in market will
surely remove dandru and cure all diseases of tbe
scalp is delightfully."- perfumed, badness, and
Will not stain the skin We tell the story quickly and
tell 1t true, when we say it is perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
NO other preparation for the hair contains Pestacho
Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprietors.
Springfield Mass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
H'gh Wdter ana loss of Preperty.

1nere was severe thaW in this section
last week which eliminated in hard rail,
Storm Oh Saturday, and resulted in break
ing up the ice in the Passumpsic ard Con-
hetticut rivers, and doing much damage in
some localities. The lower BRIDGE at the
centre (Which was also used as a rail-
way station) was carried off. as were also
TWO bridges on Moose and one On Sleener'S
rivers. But the heaviest damage sustained
hereaDouts was the loss Of the dam across
'ile Iassunpslc river near the depot in this
village, Which went out Sabbath mornin,
n Jam at this same place was carried away
some SIX or eight years ago. but WAS r4
punt at large expense. The power c.,a:p..
by THIS dam was used by the Millars. cur
rage makers: Alex. Thompson. iron foun-
Ger and machinist; Horace CARPENTER. who
run board planners and did building and
Joiner work in general: Stevens & Carpen-
ter door and sash makers: J. NJ Warner.
manufacturer of Woods mowers: and Jas.
Mutt. file cuiter-in all fifty-two men were
employed at these works. Only about one
tiiird Oftile dam was carried out. but as il
cannot be repaired until low water the loss
by suspension of woll, to the men above
named will be large, unless they should i'm
mediately substitute steam power.
The damage done between here and
Windsor was not heavy. One pier of the
new X. K. bridge al Royalton was carried
away. AT Windsor the highway bridge
across the Connecticut to Cornish was car
ried away. and being swept down upon the
railroad bridge. it, together with the ice.
which was very thick and strong. took that
oil too. This is a serious interruption to
travel. and the trains will be late for some
weeks at least. On Monday the passengers
over the Sullivan road were rOWed across
the river in skiffs, and as the river was full
of floating ice and very high. it was an UNI
pleasant boat ride. A large ferry was to
be put on Tuesday. when the nervous could
cross with better sense OF security. The
water was very high above Windsor village.
as is usual when there is a Jam" of ice.
ut MIR, EvartS fine country residence. $50
nice sheep were found drowned in their
yard in the morning: and over 800 sheep
were drowned in that vicinity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02

Key. Mr. and Mrs. Boles of Bethlehem.
" H. gratefully acknowledge donations.
I''m their friends in Concord. to the
a1H,dnt Of Ct dollars. Mr.. Boles has been
l"'''in" with the F. W. Baptist society in
concord, Ole half the time, for the past
three Years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02

The proceedings of the Essex county
temperance society are crowded out this
week. together with many other things
which we would like to have put in. S. d.
llob>on OF Brighton was nominated fol
COUNTY commissioner.
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Asa MOrrillss Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. LAT probate court held a
oaieuocia District J ST. Johrstury. in said Dis
trict on The e6ih day OF February, ID 1896
WHEREAS. Calvin Morrill,. executor Of The last vii
anu testament of Asa Morrill,, late Of Kirby in SAID
dsile deceased proposes 10 render account of HI.
Adnlslraiini and - present hts account against SAID
t>isIe ior examination and allowance the purpose
making fariioa and distribution Of the residue Of said
estate under decree Of said court amongthe person.
who are bylaw entitled 10 The same:
II Is therefore ordered by said court that the sam.
come under consideration and be heard AZ the Pro
late ONCE IN St JOl nsbuIy the 2lst day of Mar
800 Andt Is iurther ordered. thai ali persons interest
ed be notified hereof by publication Of oopy OF The
record Of this order in the Caledonan printed al 81
Johnshury. three weeks successfully previous 10 sal
Ie OF nearing that they may appear and contest the
OF said account, If they aud also
heard by said oOurtin the matte oi partition and dis.
uloutlon of said estate
By the court.
Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
true copy of Record,
s2si Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
ITCH! IrCu! IrCn! SCRATCH

Scratch! scratch! Wheatons Ointment will cure the
Itch in & hours.
Also cures salt rheum ulcers chilbains and all erup-
tonS Of the sam Price - cents For sale by all drug
g;Sts.
b >cnGing 60 cents TO WEEKS L POTTER sole agents
IL " hugton street, Boston, it will be forwarded ty
MAIL zee of postage, to any part Of the United States.
Oct Is, lsG5 y
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Folly Spaldins,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In probate court held st the
Caledonia District, probate clce in 81 Jobrslll-
Hlthin and Tor said district, the Sd day OF Feb
Instrument pnrporting be the last will ard tesla
ment OF Polly Spaldlns. late ST Johrslury In said
district deceased being presented lie court by Oliver
Currier, tine executor therein named for probate
Ii Is ordered by said court II al persons concerned
therein BE- notified 10 appear =. session Of said court t.
lie holden At the probate Office IN ST Johnslurr an, m,
18th day U March. l6. and sew cause If any fhey r,gn
have eAist the probate VI said Viii iUr whiCh ;urlss
l. further ordered hat copy the record Of rhiS ar
Der be published three weeks successvey In tie "a edo.
man, printed al ST Jcnnsbury- previous said li.n AZ,
pointed Tor hearing ASA L. FRENCH. Judge
A true copy Of recvrd.-Aiie>t.
Sssi ASA L. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
MACHINES.

~
when fly buys an article of this kind il
* wisdom TO get the best. "How shall VIZ know
which Is the BEST Ash the manufacturers. Ash
the woman that supports herself and family by
the products Of Sewing Machine; ask The in
formed and un pre- JUDGED wherever you find them
and the answer comes up Get Singers Ma
chine The sooner people learn that the Ma
CHIMES kers!ced about here SO well, are but a
poor apology for the real substantial Sewing
Machines Of lhe day, tie better they will be of
Know thea ;at these little off-shoets these side
shussl are almost entirely unknown in or near
the manufacturing towns Of Mass We do not
refer to the Wheeler k Wilson or the Grover 4
Baker Machines, but 10 those pretty Little
dears, with their hair springs SO facinsting TO
children, OK anot.er forming coarse ridge on
one side of the cloth.
The Singer Machine sews with a straight nee
die. AMI makes the interlocked stitch II uses
six, cotton or linen thread, and works on cloth
or leather me needle and shuttle are operated
by revolving machinery, renlering them more
durable We quote from the Utica Observer Oh
Sept. ID. 1863:
"fIR>T PRENIrN--By reference to the list
which ne publish elsewhere, II will be seen that
the Singer Sewing Machines Doth family anu
manufacturing carry of the first premiums from
the State Fair, which closes TO dan. L. i worth,
OF remark that these machines are rar.ly SEEN Al
fairs, anu the Singer Co. have hot entered INTO
the general scramble for premiums which has
characterized the pas, few years. lhe agent III
this city SAW IT. however, 10 come ont an nm.
occasion la force; and notwithstanding the COM
petition Was sharp-;he Wheeler X Wilson. Cry
yer Baker, Sc-, Sc.- Joining III The contest
WAS pin 10 be seen, when the practical tests
were applied. that the plume must be lal.ue.
over TO the singer Machines -
HUTCHINSON e. CORSER. ACTS
fUr the |. NJ SINGER Machine.
/ MERCHANT TAILORS. ST. JOuNSBCRY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
Esther, tie Bc0utUW queen.

We wish this week simply to announce
That large company of singers at this
place. who have been rehearsing the above
",nata through the winter. will present it
70 the public at the Town Hall in this place.
ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve
uiUg>. March II. i6 and IL; also on Satur-
day afternoon, fer the benefit of the chill
t'rn. Full particulars next week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
PerrV'S Moth and Freckle LOtiOu....


ChloSma Mothpach, (aso Liverspot and Lentgo or
fckies are often very annoying particularly Ladies
"a sht complexion fr the discolored spots show moro
plainly the blonde than brunette but they greatly
mar the beauty OF either and preparation that viii
.i-ctdy remove them without njurng the color tex
tlre Oi the skin Is certainly desderatum DR.. b. c.
cry WIZ has made diseases 81 the skin speciality
as III "'eFet r.;neiy 10y these di>cocratiOnS which
l. AZ one prompt. iniIihle AMI harmless.
Prepare! ,-.y by d. G. PERRY, DernatoioSist No ~
Bono ST. Atw YUrk and fJr sale by all Druggists in ST
Jpn>bury Price 81 per bottle. Call for Perry,s Moth
and FreCkla Lotion tIiInf6.
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Nathan III. richardson, Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held a, . H.
k>seN District IS Jnenhur.. within and .ur said
District. on the erh day Of February A ID. 1856
Instrument purcrtns 10 Ice the last Win and Test.
meni oi Nathan IL Richardson. late Of Maidstone in
said district. deceasetbes presented the court IN
Sarah hcharison the eAecuirx therein named. FOR
probate
Ii is ordered by said that all persons concerned
thtreii ue olned 10 appear Al session said
Je holden at the office. HeIry Heywc,.i in Guild
hall on the 2St day Of March, ls5 and shew cause n
any iheN may have, against the PrUtateol said VI i'll.
LOT WhI purpose II l. further ordered that COPY 81
Inc TToi u his order I've published three weeks scce
slEeiy m the Caetoiiian, printed ST Johnsbury
previous 10 said .in'- appointed FOR hearinx-
irile copy y; .eoVrd-iiiesf,
9e-si wM- CHANDLER Register
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BY Telegraph to The CaIedOnian.
CATTLE MARKET. 2sth

Ann"un of stock a. Mtrs.t. this ~c.k--C .t;ic. :.:'
81 and Lamb, .s'G.:: Swine. 49,
Pic,--Na!k'. beef extra, l:.l.. &c i.;.: /. quail
". /: 80; ID duality. ia'o llna: ID q,iav .
IA ih.Cn.
Working oxen. 100 "a 1:h "a ..1 Cows M.
Calves. - "a II it." t: N-Iriia... - "a" Two
year o. l. - "a r.; Irr" wear oi-, o. al, Sheep
and Lambs. in lot ~ at :. %: a.: extra and Sc
lec'i,I,. SCR ct al >.'a. OF = a e..
Iinr-e- at market -,
hide. 1. e. iaI!os.
Fets Ia, ,G 2."1. Calf skins - "a 80
There es. than Alt the Numb Of cattle a InhT-
ke til week than tiler" were ia'. and consider the
GuHiy little hciier iii comparison with last wc L.
sales dull Notwithstanding there many hIrgrs
present they iGt .irp'd thcIn-iv last week Prices
a'Non ne S.re. There were rather cp rl:
this week than las, '; the qualify quite IT.
cod although thee were few that conn foHl
I hi state. Prices about the lat week
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
L Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires


immediate attention AMI should b. checked. II allowed
10 couIue irritation the lungs pc, lnaneni throat ~
ieOi.'n r an ircurahe lung disease the result
B,owl's BTJ..a Tru,ie> haviu; direct II.ur:.cc 30
thr laIt~ 1--WE Immediate relief. For bronchitis asthma
catagr-. l,p;iye al! throat diseases. TrocAes are
Use! ~It always -"".i success
Singers an! Public speakers will lind TrocIes useful in
ccLr- the voice " taken before >.-in, or s,-as.,.
AID relieving lie tu. a alter Unusual cAer;iJn oi the
'"ci. 'r-ii> The T5vc"> recommended ami pre-
~tTit'4 5y rhy-ic'i> and have Ia Testimonials from en-
.nclt men Ihr"u-h"at the '"rnry. Ber- art.le e..
irr merit ai AdvIi- proved tir oii,i.u,y by tc>;
many Yeas. each year Kinds them localities Va
rou, parts 81 the world lui te Trohes a:c universally
pr".rUIcc '"tr"g thai! ,Ihrr articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial = Che ard !, rot
take OF III" Worthless limitations thai nay offered.
Sold ever where III the United States AMI foreign
tries al ~ cents Der uuAt tat.;-t6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02
Tarrent Siockwell's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In probate court held at -
Sae9oha usthc s. JJohnsoury, within and for said
ui.u ict, on ine 81 day Ui February. A ~ l-ts
Instrument purpoTiin- 10 De the last viii and fest
anari oi IarTeIt StoCkwcl late OF St Joln.llry su
saii district deceased, being presented the lTr IN
barron Mo iion the executor therein named probate
IL l. ordered by said oonri. that persons concerned
Therein be notified 10 appear session OF said ca n =,
1e holden al the PROBATE artoe ia 81 Johnsnry on m,
IIth day o March lce6. and shew cause IL any they ma,
have against the probate oi said will for winch rlrto
further ordeTed that copy Of the record Of this or
der be published three weeks >Ccesslysv In the taeso
rln- printed at St. Johnsbury previous to said t,nl an
pointed for hearing ASA l. FRENCH judge
true copy 0fIeoord Attest
sss ASA L. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02

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