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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-03

THERE Is Re .soxBLs CHANCE OF RECOVERY
in the worst cases of Bronchitis, Consumption and
Scrofula if John c. Baker Il Co., Cod Liver Oil,
the most pure and powerful specimen of the great
strength sustaining and tissue healing medicine
of the age, is taken perseveringly. Manufactur-
ed and sold by JOHN c. BAKER Il Co., No. us
Market stree, Ph Philadelphia, and Druggists every
where. feb7-dw3m
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Tar Fs.nx,,. BrIox MAcarr.

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity, great
strength; and immense compressingpower is GUAR
ASTEED, with sight men and TIVE horses, to self
temper the clay and make 5000 TO $500 elegant
bricks per hour.
III. REs1cY, Proprietor,
jan31 -d3m No. II Broadway New York, Room rs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-03

B4rcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-This splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world The only
true and perfect dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. Nc ri-
diculous tlnts Natural black brown. Rene.
dies the i'll effects of bad dyes. Inyigorates the
hair, leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by
all druggists and perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay
STREET, New York eclOdwly
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JOB ROSS
GREAT JUNK STORE

The undersigned has purchased what is known
as the Cobb 81 Whistler Store, opposite Court
Square, where he win be happy to see the public
generally and exhibit his great variety of new and
second hand articles, too great to mention in de-
tail. Call and his museum of all sorts of
things. If you want anything go to Job Ross,
and you will be pretty sure to find it.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-03

DEMOCRATIC SERENADE.-Last night, af-
ter the result of the election was known, the
democrats got out Prot. Biehl's splendid Cor
net Band, and serenaded Mr.. kimball, at his
residence, and called him out. He made
brief and appropriate remarks, thanking the
democracy for the warm and successful sup
port they had given him for the last six
years declaring that he should do all in his
power for the interests of the people; that
six years in the office was enough to satisfy
his highest ambition; that it was glory enough
TO beat so good a man as his last opponent,
and that he should not again be a candi-
date.
The band then proceeded to the residence
of Mr. Stoddard, and called him out in the
same way. Mr.. S. INDUCED in some humorous
remarks, creating much fun.
Messrs. Kimball and Stoddard then invit-
ed the party, between one hundred and two
hundred, to Henry Nold's new establish
ment, on Illinois street, where refreshments
We're procured, more music had, and good
time generally.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-03

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
New YORK, April 3.
SToCKS-dull.
MONEY p cent.
READING-2i.
STERLING EXcHANGE-Sixty days, 81 ,09 Mt
sight 81, lO4.
COLD 81 ,34a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-03
Auction Room

He is licensed city auctioneer, and if se public
anything TO sell be viii do it in the bes; and add
Remember the place, opposite Courf 9.
nov7dwtf Sot DGED
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-03

Coal VALLEY-We are indebted to Rob't
Thompson, Esq, of Coal Valley, for the fol-
lowing returns of the election in that town
ship:
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-10
FACULTY

HENRY BARNARD, l.. l.. D..
Principal and Professor of Mental Moralss
Social Science, including the Principles III
Methods of Education
REV. G. w. MCPHAIL, ID. d.,
Assistant Professor of Mental and Moral so
enee, and Lecturer on Natural and Reveal
Religion, and the Evidences of Christianity
GEORGE w. ATHERTON, A. NJ,
ACTING VICE-PRINCIPAL,
and Professor OF the Latin Language, Lit
nature and History.
e. P. SGAMMON, A. NJ,
Professor of Mathematics.
HIRAM CORSON, A. NJ,
Professor of the English Language, Lit
nature and History, and Rhetoric, ineiadi,
Vocal Culture.
REV. JULIUS M. DESHIELL, A. NJ
Professor of the Greek Language, Literstu
and History.
WILLIAM STEFFIN, A. NJ,
Professor of Physical Culture, and Assisa
in Mathematics and the German Language
DAVID N. CAMP, A. M,
Principal of the Preparatory and Normal
partments.
ZALMoN RICHARDS, A. NJ,
Principal of the Commercial Department
REV. WILLIAM l.. GAGE, A. NJ,
Professor of Physical Geography and its Z
lations tothe History and Industrial Resourc
of Nations
S. S. HALDEMAN, A. NJ,
Professor Of Natural History, and Lectur
on Ethnology and Comparative Philology.
TO be appointed.
Professorof Chemistry, Chemical, Technolo
and Natural Philosophy.
10 be OpDOi1ted.
Professor Of Modern Languages
WILLIAM H. HOPKINS, A. NJ,
Tutor in Mathematics and the Latin a
Greek Languages.
The College year is divided into THRl
TERMS, with vacation of ten days at Chrs
mas, and one of a week in April, at the cl"
of the Second Term
Tuition for term, payable in
advance,) including room rent,
use of furniture, fuel, lights, &C., $ gu
Or, for the whole year, Gf paid
in advance,) lo0
Tuition in the Preparatory De- 4,
partment, ~
@as~For further information, applicaH'
may be made to the Principal, at Annapolis
THOMAS SWAMI,
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
E.r- ONcio President Of the Board
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II % p Z min COZ
SAINT JOHNS GOLLEG
IaHupojjs. I'D.

This Institution, one of the Oldest II
State. now literally endowed by The T.
latttre. will open on the 18th Of Snntsrif
next, with an entire reorganization. Il III
1ieyed that ne similar institution offers +,gzs.
advantages to those wishing to obtain = u fe
ough liberal education, or to pursue - p fl +
TfAL COURSE.
These advantages arc, in part, The foN9
ing: :
I. Extensive and commodious buil1..
thoroughly repaired and refurnished CO.
Of boarding $50 students and of ace qs,5,e.
dating more than three hundred: nil stu inn
localities, and atiording ample faeiTfioi q :
full physical developments by boatino' s5.;.
ming. skating and other healthful ana ps -,
exercises. There will also be 4 we'll fura;ss.
Gymnasium ON the premises. s.'3=
. y full course in the denartlncnAof a..
usually embraced in College curricul@
and in addition, very extensive range f, 81
lection in Special Departments
8. Special and prominent attention is civ
in the study of the history, structure and Is
rature of the English Language Every -
dent from the time Of his admission to Cali
will receive systematic and thorough fg5i
ing in the knowledge and correct use Of .
mother tongue.
j. Unusual facilities ara afforded Nm
study Of German, French, Italian and 81.
ISL. without extra charge.
s. y special and comprehensive course
instruction Is furnished for those who d4.i
to teach 70 aH such Sta6leHts tuition is rf6
Ted on eaSY eaaaitions.
G. An extensive course Of instruction is n
vided in physical Geography, National
dastries and Resources, Commercial I.
Bookkeeping, and such other studies as
required to prepare young men to enter y
cessfully into business and commercial d
suits
:. \ carefully graded Preparatory Den.
ment including Classical and English stud
is under the same general government. a
taught by the same Professors, as the Coli
ate Department.
s. A well selected corps of able and exp
eneed Professors, as follows:
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CUTTER,s e BAsk EFT sLEIGIIs.
3 list WORKMEN

and every accommodation needed in a first
class shop. He feels himself able to fill all
orders in the latest style, and in the most sub
stantial and durable manner.
asg~All kinds of repairing that may
be required in his line Of business will be done
promptly, and at the shortest notice.
~ All communications addressed to
him will receive prompt attention.
lsg@P Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere
Nsg@Hhankful for the kind patronage
heretofore extended and wishing for con-
tiuuance Of the same, as well as the addition of
Others | remain Your obedient serv't,
CHARLES P. Carly.
Gs9~Oak, Ash, Walnut, Hickory and
Poplar Lumber, and old Vehicles taken in
exchange or trade when new work is desired.
Martinsburg, Aug. %, 66-ly c. P. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

NEW YORK BAY, JAN. !, 1857.
IN meeting OF the passengers board the steamer
Peree Havre 70 New York was held IN the saloon on
Monday night SlH December 1885 Mr. Wells of Paris,
The chairman briefly explained the objects OF the meeting
then requested Mr. f. w. Felowes, Of New Haven 70
3 aecretirv. ~
nit % OF thrs. be appointed TO draw up resolutions
the views and feelings Of the on this
the Of bidding sd!eu 70 the Pereire and her ocers
The chairman appointed Or. Sims and Mr.. Schank. OF
New York. and General Myers Of South Carolina. who 70
ported the following resollitlons:- . 80
L. Resolved That the passengers ~ the Pereire 90
voyage from Have New York. have great plea
commanding this magnificent ship to Americans
and others who propose to visit Europe
Resolved That hereby tender our sincere hanhs 70
Captain Duchesne for his general pocness and nring
for the comfort AID safety OF all on
board that recognizes In him the thorough sailor and
Resolved That the thanks Of this meeting further
rendered all the other officers Of this for heir In
variable potitere~s AZ all tines ana on all occasions
Resolved That have found the table excellent the
variety endless. and the services admirable A'
q the Ccmpae Generate TransssIantique deserve the
hearty support Of the travelling oosumunity.
In resolutions brief AMI eloquent speeches
made by Dr.J Marion Sfms General Myerx ur. Fl
loves Mr. Christ and cthers when They were unanimously
Resolved That these rcso,uto:s bs entered the min
ntes and that copy Of the DO furnished Tor pub
hcaton In the New York papers.
The meeting then sdiourncd.
In tcstiaony 70 the above hereby subscribe
names.
y. W. FxILOwEs. n. X, Secretary
!. MARION SIMS, N. D. New York, ~...
DANIEL 3. sCHANK,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

III CDs0N RIVER AND HARLEM EAILR0ADs.-
II Trans for Albany and Troy connecting with Norhera
road. Thlr:!osh street and Tee.h Avenue and ~ NJ
and 3l5 $50 and II r. M and via Harlem Railroad Twcp
ynxth street and Fourth avenue q II A. and zS y
Ans 800 -. - ~ un.on q, vn ~
r train also attached slcspIng every day
cepng Saturdays which s through 10 Ogdcnsburg VIZ
X. w. and o. Railroad, without change.
Sunday train Hudson RIVER Road New York 10 f0ugh
keepse RETURN leaving New York s0 A. NJ, and
Harlem Road street 10 Mlerton and return.
WIN. H. vANDERBILf Vice Prssdss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-03

U,oR RICHMOND NORFOLK AND CITY POINT.
IL The sidewheel steamships
HATTERAS, Captain Alexander. Every Saturday
If.nEMARI.E Cnpisin Bourpe ..... Every Wednesday.
AtI2 NJ pier - North river giving through bills %
ladng &C. all points he Seaboard Railroad and Its
connections
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.
AcTFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP GoMpANY,s
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
- VIA .IcARAGCA. EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
VIII despatch IN January the FIRST class steamships
SANFRANCiSCU. Captain Beiim January TO-
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Captain smith. January 20.
from pier ~ North river fo5t Of Warren street. At
with and freight AZ very low rates, connscng
on the Pacific ocean With the hne steamships
MOSES TAYLOR. Captain Biothen, and
AMERICA, Captain WskcmaD.
For Further Information apply 10 the North American
Steamship Company
WIN. ". WEBB, President
81 Exchange place. NJ ".
d. ~ CARRINGTON, Agent
ls5 Wet corr n
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DENTISTRY.


A MOST WONDERFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ex-
IA tacted without pain ten yetrs) by the original be-
numbing application naTcoiraure Laughing Gas fresh
daily Beautiful Teeth, 81. j. JAY VILisERs,
lb5 brand street, Bro~dway.
DEAUTTYUL FULL SETS OF CONTINUOUS 6uM
ID Rubber Teeth with riumpers 70 restore youthful a
~ TO 4b; painless extracting with au hing
operation warranted. 1pp Grand stresL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

NINtLHOut, Y. II
Co. ~ ne company are now ready to receive orders
paper. "seA@
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

lie DANGER OF SQUEEZINci-An ex-
change relates an incident of recent oc-
currcnce which illustrates very lorceblv
the danger of attempting TO >queezs the
hand OF a young lady, particularly il
there Is a third person near A young
lad who had several admirers was at 4
party the other evening and tcll in with
two almirin@ SWANS. While sitting in
the back part OF the room, with both OF
her lovers, each Of her admires conclud-
ed TO slip his hand under the shawl, and
try what effect squeezing her hand would
have lie went for it and succeeded.
Great day, how happy he was He
squeezed, and she squeezed apparently.
He felt glorious all over. and she evil
IDENTIFY felt glorious too. After quite a
joyful time spent in that way, the lady
threw back her shawl, ami revealed to
the little crowd standing near, the two
youths squeezing one another's hands
most loveingly. 1t don't do to say
squeeze" TO either of them since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

81. ANTHoNl's FAILS There las
been Of late, a good deal of interest felt
and expressed in regard to rctrogression
Of Niagara Falls, and change of a
loots space in a year is something mu-
sual there. But in this spring, within
the space of ten weeks, St. Anthony'>
Falls. in the Mississippi river, have re-
coded no less than scventy-tive feet; and
this is something more than a point Of
mere geological interest, for if it contn-
lies it will impair or destroy this great
water power and involve the material
ruin OF two tlourishing towns-St. An
thony and Minneapolis. Few persons
comprehend the extent of this water force.
1t Is roughly estimated at one hundred
thousand horse power 1t Is greater
than all the water power required by all
the Great manufacturing towns of Eng-
land and Scotland combined
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Il NeiC Lore Test.

The English papers tell of a sentiment
tai individual named Stanhope, who,
having become possessed with the notion
that his wife was not so fond of him as
she should be, resolved to put her love to
the test. This he did by hanging HIM
self in etiigy in the attic, and concealing
himself where he could watch the effect
of the spectacle. Here is the sequel:
After awhile his daughter came up after
skipping rope and caught glimpse of
the suspended figure. She ran down
stairs screaming, "Oh, mother, mother,
pappy has hung himself "Now for it,
thought Felix in ambuscade, "we shall
have touching scene presently" chung
himself" he heard Mrs Stanhope repeat
as she walked leisurely up stairs; she
hasn't got pluck enough for such a thing
or he'd have done it long ago. Well, |
believe he has done it, however" she
said, as she came in view Of Felix's rep
resentative. "NIoll Ito the little girD, |
think lie ought to be cut down You
had better 90 into the kitchen and
get knife, my dear; but don't 90 down
too fast or you might fall and hurt your
self. Stay | forgot; there is no knife
IN the kitchen that's sharp enough You
can 20 round to Mr.. Holmes, the shoe
makol-he'S only four streets off. Tell
him to whet it before he sends it. And,
Molly, when you are in the neighbour
hood, you can stop at aunt Sukcy's and
ask how the baby Is. And, Molly, you
can stop at the grocery as you come
back, and get a pound of sugar"
Poor Felix" sighed Mrs. Stanhope
when her daughter had departed, 81
nope We shall get him down before the
vital spark is extinct, for these burvines
are very troublesome, and cost money.
lie wanted to put an end to himself. too
and think | ought to let him have his
way for once in his life he used to say
that | was always crossing him. wish
lie hadn't spoiled that new clothes-Iine :;
an old rope might have answered his pur-
pose Here 4 voice, which sounded
like that ot tile supposed suicide. broke
III upon Mrs. Stanhopes soliloquy with,
"lou coniounded .Iezebcl, I'll be the
death of you Mrs. S;anhopc, think;
ING this must of course be ghostlv cx-
clamatlon, uttered a wild scream, and at
tempted 10 escape down tile narrow stair
case. Felix, starting from his place of
concealment, gave chase Mrs Stan
hope stumbled midway on the flight of
STAIRS, and Mr.. Stanhope having Just
reached her and made grasp at her dis
hevcled hair Us it streamed backward,
the amablc partners Were precipitated to
the bottom together; both We're badly
bruised
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
John c. DoIIofs Estate

STATE or VERMONT. Aia P-aall- C.u7r l-,i Al
Caledonia Dl>f-,t. -. - Juir-i ry q. III distract
a." Sit 'l4y ul 4 x 4 n -.
JOHN - lilvif- administrator 81 III estate u ! trl
O. 4i r All - - >G- district .s1--
~ci> liz ADMINISTRATION du,-T- ;ar examination
- i'v- s- iflar"> afilca-t u II .,J-v- - ,.>
T. uiar A. ! l2rfir.I . the t--a-- 81 t.rysa>!
hl'-,4i "a Il - .'rl De- -a- com. that >alE 49,
C"E.i Ar- -aii al 'capr. t- Tr--i session -
-lll 'rt 10 o." lied Al lGt I-'.a-- ui.lc sad -
JHi>'Grr ga IT, -if GaN - - --ul- ~. h-arrr-
az. -y.> q -lvrr.. All Il = iUr1l,r 1yEed. rhar
notice l. gwen T. = t-r>u-> Interested g.. g.ltCATl "a
. the same Ikrrr Il, aei iAll.
4 It N-ti-- ist-irl - - 'l~'-y G5,Nl l- To- I'D
tine f'' lei lu- ht4l--. t.Iar IlrN a.CA- IL
sa!i rIr 4i gr. ALI >Os, ,4t>e II an Inca MAJ
have. nE >ai4 account >ls-.. l,i tr allowed AL.
such .t>-cv u4a-"- ~ rl-- tH.rI -A-g->I
I-7S ASA l. FRENCH judge q Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
AYERS AGUE CURE

Fy- the - a. sid Ct tan cur, q: irre-1ir ,. -.-
~ c Il AID :. yer- Te:uittcn- s,r. ctLU s,-
s--c- l'-Ii deal ',2 ache q. 1illiar- h,Ssa-,
'als fever. 1nd ID 70 ihe whole class uf sl-,s--
na-ia- = lilla dram me :. caa-ud o. IL -,
o. r-ia s.istic tluurri,s
Inns rtsn-dr b = - ely fil-d - CO. q -.-.-
ca7,s o. ellis "a FIX .. nd il has the - sss TO-,
orc- oh = A--ge Ilcdicia,S. tllar Z Jt.... . A -
n hsa- ilia Y T. IT, pati- : II c1l-zilI- -..
- I - lrte-1ou- slt - IT, mo- a. = .r..
Quin'-1a -rs nj II H. eject uh4r,-t-. -..
h-oiier- ed; liz lay and Thr wet. = II AID s.
end H--C Z ASSERTIONS
i-eQA-od TX n--J. & AHEE 81 g.. I.0.v... ..
and sd D. az dTlc-ists anl dealers "a s..-r
,vcTE- ht-r fsg-....-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
David Carriers Estate

STATE or VERMONT. H. Probate Collrt. held al ST.
Caledonia biS'gUi- - JJshil>tury. v.lliu AMI iur
>aI1 li-iIl,I. Tie 5til siay 81 = u-1>l i-t-.
AN Instrument. rcr,-lI- L. - the lat Wi aile
Testament u l'aNl1 Carrier. 4i- u III HELD ia >alc
>i-l,L ceo-a>1i. bc..- lrcsif-t 10 tie CvlTI 80
probate
IL = ordered hs>-i3 Vs-t ant al I-eT>a> J.uU--ls-
- ''Iere. t- nuilErd ieafpear Al session u >afG
t go t-- i"--i Al li- Prostate Di.e. "a 81 john
ti.Ty, , sy -l>I aa II I1tlur Ia. aill >E UAu>-
u aa fl'A mas haze. against Tire Probate sad IL.
ur Ui4-,a i-lTssv r. isIrtl-T ur~T-a. that VuE al
the RECORDED iLl> urrr re .,, l-4rd Ihr N-,ks sue
,c>>jrelv ga tie Caelsiliau printed Johns. grg
precious l. sai1 lime '.1,iili,i irT hearing
ASA l.. FRENCH. gu=-e 81 Probate
true ygiyvI record Attest.
7l-3 ASA l. FRENCH Ju8-e II Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Hlers improved Pa
tent Turbine
WATER WHEEL !

Iiis i the best y 1i.tl Ia
sh sitaafi IL sr3 ali pu-p, :
> sin u@e IA ms ca-u--r-
l'rprr ar-r;i src rllsn fatn-
ty-tlA h1-'en,d e thee
"A 1e' : = operation IN tie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
CIuin S CrosbY's Estate.

STATE OF yERNONT.( In Probate Count held at ST
Caledonia District -. J0hnsburk. in said district
Oh the 80 ,iar q. August. A ID lcos-
joseph n Stevens administrator. oi me estate al
Gavin = Crosby ate OF Hardwick- in sid district
Decreased presents his administration account ir ea
animation and allowance and makes apIhcai1o ioT
decree 81 distributes and Partition 81 The estate "i sAld
deceased
WhereCpon. il ordered by sad couri that SAID ao-
count ard said application l referee, session 81 said
court e held the lrvhaie tCe ia 81 ohiistuTy
on the Ega dan Sept. ID os7. iuT hearing and de
ciSon thereon And il i further ordered. that lOiCe
hereof 1yr all ;,eTs0iiS rseG. hy publication
t the three eUCCcS>iNelH IL the N2eioiaf
a newSla published LuhsuTy previous 10 said
appointed To bearing. that I-y nAy appear al
said ami place and show cau-e 4 any They
have NLH said account should be allowed. ami such
decree made b. The t,ourf-AliesI.
1a.s ASA J.. FRENCH. judge q Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
9faal.
Polly Morse's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In probate court holden a.
Essex District. lunenturg. within ana l"I
said district. on tie nth day % August ID 1901
Ebenezer FT administrator de bonis non on The estate
OF Polly Morse. late OF Concord IN sad district, De
ceased presents his administration account iOT settle
meut
Whereupon. II Is ordered that the same be referred 10
the 18th dsy Of Sept 1851. al the probate ONCE, m
Luneubure ,ior examination and allowance. and that al
concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF this
order in the CALIFORNIAN. printed ST JOhnsry. three
weeks successfully may be that they aI-
pear and IL said time and place they cause Otleci
thereto
By the COurt--Aiiesi,
JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
Airue copy Of recurd.-Arie>i,
-aTs JONAH BROOK ;, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

Its all very pretty talk, said a re-
Gently married Old batcLeIor, who had
just finished reading an essay on the
Couture Of Women" just as a heavy
milliner's bill was presented to him.
ITS all very pretty, this cultivation of
women, but such charge as this for
b'nnets, Is rather heavy top dressing
IN my Judgment"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Curtis HASTINGS Estate.

TUE subscribers hAyiI- BEEN appointed ty the hsnO-
at4- i-ill- count ioT the district 4 E4ciuiia Cl
mis-iuirIs L. receive examine and adjust al claims
ami demands 4 al lr-i> against Il- state u Curtis
Hastings. late col Waterford In said district. d.
vea-t represented iI.>olIe.I. and Ile SiA
months from tie 18Th ,iay August A D. l-. t-iI.
allowed ~ sad court L. Tie UIciOT> 81 said deceased
eNiii'i ant prove their respective Claims before u
Is IKE nuIJe TIA; Wl Attend the duties u our
appointment tie dNel,c house IL The lale Curtis
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