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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL balloon as
cension in New Bedford, Mass, on the
4th was attended by frightfui casualty.
The anchor dropped from the cor just as
the balloon cut loose, falling on the head
of a boy named William Mattran, of
Taunton, and fracturing his skull II
then caught in the clothing Of two other
boys, and carried them up about forty
feet, when the Pronaut cut the rope.
They dropped in tree, which broke their
fall, and although taken up as insensiblc,
they soon revived, and will recover.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

FIRE ALARM.-Thc alarm of fire last
evening was occasioned by the spontane-
GUS combustion of a small lot Of rags in
the workshop of 7. S. Gibson & Co, in the
Town Hall building, The fire was speed
lily cxtinguishcd by the application of
few pals of water, without damage to
the property.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

Take the world as it lis, not as it
ought to be.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

WESTERN CRoPS,-Our friend, VIM,
ID. Marsh of Clarendon, who is travelling
in the West, in letter gives the follow
ing interesting account of the condition
OF the crops, whirh corrects the announce
ment made in the HERALD of June 18th,
tina, the wet weather has endangered the
crops.
The month Of June shows nature TO her
best advantage, and the prolific fields Of
the west promise an abundant harvest.
The announcement in the HERALD OF the
llth of June, that the wet weatha at the
west had damaged the wheat, causing il
TO rust, Is incorrect.
| have observed the wheat crop with
peculiar interest throughout my whole
journey, and have not seen a single piece
struck with the rust. Ny opportunity
has been tolcrahly good for observation,
having travelled off the railroad by stage
and private conveyance, over 100 miles,
and the farmers say they are expecting
bountiful crops, There may bc some
damage by its lodging in southern Mich
igan and Northern Indiana. In Missouri
the harvesting has already commenced,
and all damage passed AS far as winter
wheat Is concerned. Tie corn crop looks
remarkably well, although there seems to
be 4 greater difference n the planting in
the same localities, some fields being
as high As the mules back which can
hardly be seen in the distance AS they
work in it, while others ara but few
inches high. 1t is claimed in Nebraska
that good crop of corn can be made,
planted after the middle Of June, giving
them about two months for putting in
their corn crops, and consequently a
much longer time for cultivation, which
enables them to raise larger crops than
they otherwise could. The cattle in Mis-
souri, are very fine and in as good oondi-
tonn to-day AS Vermont cattle are the
first Of October, and infer from what |
learn from the people that they are not
in as good order at the close of winter as
ours are, but the early spring grass is
very nutricious and they thrive rapidly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

Hon. MlLo l.. BENNETr.-The Bur
lin-ton Free Press of "Wednesday evening
gives the following particulars relative to
Judge Bennett not embraced in our no.
tice Of his death:
Judge Bennett had been in failing
health for some three months past. About
two weeks since he decided to 20 to his
son, Hon f. H. Bennett of Taunton, Mass,
and made the journey with difficulty, be-
ing obliged by physical weakness to stop
over for two or three days at time AT
three different places ON the Journey.
Word came on Monday that he was not
expected TO live, and last night came the
news of his decease.
Judge Bennett was an able and excel
lent lawyer. Though not popular as a
aiSj prips Judge, his written opinions on
the supreme bench were always able and
of great weight. He was a leading mem
Der of the First Congregational church of
this city, and an earnest christi IN; will
ling worker in the cause OF temperance and
good order Of uublemished integrity as
man, and respected and influential as a
citizen.
He leaves two sons and daughter
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

mour, who Is we'll known IN this country,
has been appointed member OF an ex
amining board, ordered to convene AT
Fortress Monroe, to devise and report up
on system OF artillery tactics.
TuE GAI.AXY.-Thc Galaxy is the frs,
out of the July magazines. II has con.
tributions from Admiral Porter. DR. Ham
mond, late Surgeon-General Of our army,
Miss Annie Thomas, the novelist, Marion
Harland, Eugene Benson, Celia Logan,
Richard Grant White, Prof Youmans and
others. Admiral Porter discourses ably
The National Prospects and Resources,
urging the impolicy of attempting to re-
duee the national debt during the prcsen,
generation, and predicting in glowing
terms the future wealth OF this country
He alss advocates the ,emoval of the re.
strictions imposed upon our ship-building
and foreign commerce by our present tar
iif DIR. Hammond treats Of subject
which he has made a speciality, under the
title Of "a Few Words abou: the Nerves. -
Marion Harland's story Of "Beechdale" is
continued. Eugene Benson pays brief
and deserved tribute to the genius of
Eastman johnson. Prof. Youman's re-
views Darwin's Variations of Animals
and Plants under Domestication, and
Richard Grant White furnishes book
notices An article on "rhe Church OF
the Future" is a sort of counterpoise to
Mr.. Parton's Qualification of the Roman
Catholic Church in America, which ap.
peared in the Atlantic. Besides these ar
ticlcs there i story, Osborn Revenge,
by Henry James, Jr.; an interesting &C.
count of "Our Great Diamonds; sketch
Of Margaret Fuller and one Of John
Rripht. nv Celia moan
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

about fourteen, died Immediately, but
there are hopes that the other may re-
cover. Mr.. Richardson is about 40
years old and man Of pleasant manners
and of the highest integrity. Though
not hereditarily disposed to insanity, the
intense heat of the last summer occasion
ed some mental depression, and fo- the
past ten days he has been quite ill. He
retired early, Thursday evening, and
about one O'Clock, yesterday morning,
arose, got a razor, went into the adjoin-
ing sleeping room of the boys and COM
mitt ed the terrible deed. His wife hear
ing the cry of the younger boy, ran and
pulled her husband away. His reason
returned for a moment and he exclaimed,
Great God, what have / done"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
THE EARLY ROSE.

The EarA Rose potato Is Seeding from the Garnet
Chill, snd is considered the earliest poao grrr 1t has
matured the ps- sCzs"n out ii doors eight weeks
ectuss OF its excellence, rapid maturity great pro
Effectiveness the stock exhausted last spring NJ tine
almost fabulous price of Three Dollars pJi,nd
offer for sale this fall the above potatoes ut the fol-
lOwin-; prices
EARLY GnoDRIcH.--A large, solid, white potato
early, great PR due, r, and keep. the wear round
With good cultivation, Yields from loo bushels per
acre. Francis Curtis of Orange Vt, raised this wear
~ bushels from pecks Of seed on II rods of 1nd1t
the rate Of 40 bushels per acre. John Somers of
Green Dor" raised two bushels end three pccs from
potatoes.
FTcc, - cents peck, Fl a hushe
The HAIRIsOS.-This il tn very best potatoe known
Tor field crop. Large, smooth, solid white fine
grained and mealv it has title Of King of Po-
t'to's" It i great producer, and yields 800 bash,
to the acre T. p. Tilley OF Ludlow Mass raised this
year 81 bushels from ore half hIshCl seed.
Price, ! a peck, IS bushel
GARNET CHrLI.---A large red potato enormous pro-
duc.r, and good till potatoes grow. Price same "a
the Goodrich
Tue "EAGLT ROSA limited supply Of thi.
famous pnatoe in packages Of three pounds for ~ Not
with ttndng dToutt, md nth extrt cultivation. !
raised " lbs of Early Rose one pound Of seed the
present season.
The Early Rose will b. sent by mail when cash &C
companies order.
Apply to JANIS b. TlILEY at c. NJ stone's--o- di.
rect Communications to
&. NJ. STONE, St. Johnsbury, Vt
eVSVeciraena Of tho above 70 .atoc- an be SEN and
orders received, at the Cal-donian Office
~ Terms for larger quantities given on ,pncation
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

have limited supply OF the celebrated GOODRICH
SEEpLlNtI POTATOES the Harrison, Early TODD
r1oh and Carrie Chilli which offer the farmers this
section in qrancs sUteieu; get them into the seed
The Goodrich Seedlngs" called raised from
the wild potato of south America and the produc-
ton OF wears Of careful study and GUILTY. alton by
late Rev thauncey E Goodrich. From than l0Uu
varieties brought 10 maturity by Mr. Goodrich, only
five six varieties retained worthy of cuva-
ton; aud these are remarkable, lst, For their tdJl
fa!rtsN. 3D. Great l'rodcfireHe~s. 3D. Freon from,
dISUse
1t is well known that the varieties of Ion
cultivated in this section have our that gherr
~ 800 and 400 bushels to the ouly 4 fair
yieli, 100 bushels is fiji iaverae. Besides the
common kinds are frequently affected by di-ease s
% be great loss TO the producer. The Goodrich
Seedlings have never been known to rot.
Farm ~ cannot now afford To raise the ordinary kinds
Of potatoes for even if they brought the price per
hu-hel they lose the of half their Iad
hesd the labor .nd expense of cultivation With
same cultivation, 900 bushels II the Goodrich Seedlings
will grow on land that will produc 100 bushels OF
Stevens, Pink Eyes or jackson Whites
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
TO LuMBERMEN :

| ofer Tor SAFE my 1T MEIER PROPERTY. situated
three miles north # Fast u Ike 'hc ~. road from
Lyndon to I-lrnd Pond. The mill and dam are newly
repaired, arc -trong, safe and pl,Ey Of water At al.
time. Their arr two powerful wttH- vhc, l. rcu!tJ
SAW. chair back -sw, plane, cutting Old AID hcuc.
saws WI Il. AID ;uI. iutry all pt,It, Of
light = Ten II per day. \ god hosr the mil
Also by ab N six kUnd I'd f choice timber
lI:.l I'll is i'--"1 = '.-' ..r-i.- -,. - q
s'np-:o fiveT Tor ln. iug the long timber suI Lard
wood -u.h"r hl-uc
49, w II GOODRICH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
L. Ill. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents,

Late agent Of L. 5. Patent Office, washn gton (under
the act of lNS7.
IS State Street. opposite hlby Street, Boston.
After extensive practice OF upwards OF twenty
years continues to secure patents in the United States
also n Great Britain, France and other coun-
tries. Caveats. specifications, bonds, Assignments ami
all papers or draw ngs for patents, executed liberal
terms. and with despatch Researches made into
American OF iuEesu works, To dete mine the validity
or Ctihty OF patents or iventOus-aud Legal other
advice rendered III all matters hing the Copc
OF the claims OF any patent furnished by remittng 81
Assignments recorded al Washington.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy As OF the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom have had onl-
al intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
IL have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ n person more competent and trust
worthy and more capable Oi putting their applications
In form 10 secure Tor them carly and favorable
consideration at the patent Office
EDMUND BU IN 4 Late COmInissio OF Patents.
MT. K IL. Eddy has made TOR me Is appca tons on
all bit one OF which patents have been granted and
that Is now pending Such uumis Or of m great
talent and ability On his part ads TO recommend
All inventors 70 apply TO him 10 procure their patents
they may De sure of having the faithful atteu
ton bestowed on their cases and very reasonable
cearges- JOHN TAGGAhF.
During eight moaths. the subscriber in course OF his
large practice made twice rejected applcatI uI,s
10 appeals. every one o which decided his iav or
oS the commission OF patents, X. Il. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /, ls6S.-ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

SHoCKING.-George L. Richardson of
Longwood and Of the firm of Page.
Richardson & Co., shipping merchants
OF boston, took razor, Friday morning,
in temporary insanity, and cut the throats
Of his two boys, Henry and George
The first named and the oldest, being
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
Walter Roben's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held al
Caledonia District, JSt Johnsbury In said district
the 18th day OF oct. A. ID. 1865.
Douglass Il Roben, administrator estate of
Roben late OF Ryegate in said district
ance and makes application for decree of distribution
and partition OF the estate of said deceased.
WhereupOn it is ordered by said court, ac-
count ana said application be referred to
said court TO be held at the probate office in St.
JOhnsbury the ID day OF november 1865 for hearing
and decision thereon And 1t is further ordered. that
notice be given TO all persons Interested. by publication
oil the three weeks successfully in the CaledOnan
a newspaper published at ST JUhnsbuTy previous
time appointed hearing, that they appear
said time and place, and show cause IL any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, ana
such decree made. BY the COurt.-Attest,
zg3l ASA L. FRENCH Judge VI Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
FOR SALE d!

ESprT qs The homo-t, sd Of ;hc lat Sila- Harvey,
assxsz--sa pleasantly situatcd IL mile from + Bun kc
Kirby road cousis ing OF II loure of II rooms,
and sh d. with unIiliu, both md p of
land In hi III It IL Of ,ltiyati CONNECTED by lan
il back pasture If A. Crcs ahou. half rmbercd fost'y
with hard wool. y sugar orchard # :nt tree sugar
house and Nturcs. The huildn - VIII be sold with all
any part Of tie land and psezion given immcdia
ly. Apply SII.AS II. HARVEY,
-0;l Fast Burke. Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
Catherine Douse's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed the honor
probate court for the district of Caledonia
missioner to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate OF Cath
Douse PeaCham in SAID district deceased.
represented insOlvent, and the term OF six months
from the Both OF Oct, A. ID. 1868, being allowed
by court to the creditors OF said deceased to
hib and prove their respective claims before u.s. Give
notice that will attend the duties Of appoint
ment at the Store OF J. L. X. Varnum. In Peachan
In said district. the LIST saturdays OF November
and April .Xt at O'Clock in the afternoon each vi
said days.
JAMES X. KIN ERSON, (con,rs
1881 ALBERT u. BICKFURD, "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
CIR EAT
IMP1 ov e M E NJ II
ID L n II Is t II W.

Re n IT'S TRY,
ID The great difficulty experienced in
HH> wearing Artificial Teeth arises from
Hf1F[lsssss, lack Of firmne-s in the MONTH Added
VtTkESeZ TO thi- is the annoy Of food working
WIFI under the pl1te Will. eating.
l have discovered II method of cOnstruc ting
the plate which the teeth thar tn V
will not start or drop, while ealing or
speaking, neither Will any particles OF
food get under the plate, no matter What
the condition of the mouth L., which is
not true OF any other method hitherto
used.
have -ecured letters patent for the L. - Eng. Fl.
have sold the cxclu-ive right of said uprVv emeut
to Dr. Perkins. for the county Of Caledoni. III, sc
Wishing TO avail themselves Of this great nprov
will call on DE-. J. L. PERKINS, S.. John,bGry, VI
Soft y. I. FOLSOME.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
Auftiou aud PRIVATE Sales.
WOOD WOOD
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE

L.C. WOODBURY. will deliver l6-lnch SLAB WOOD
In the Village at per ccrd He viii also do jobbing
of all kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
gegaI.
VIM. Henderson's Estate,

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
orabe Probate court for the district Caledonia
missoners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of lillian
Henderson, late OF Ryegae, IN district decea ed
represented insolyent, and the months from
the Goth day OF Sept. 1865 being allowed by said
to he creditors of said deceased exhibit
their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend to the dutesof appointment at the
store OF George Cowles in Barnet in said district,
the last Saturday of March next, O'Clock In
the afternoon Of said day.
HAIRY MOORE, Oco,-
1880 6. A GIBSON. }Comrs-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
FARM EOR SALE

Ssxi FARM FOR SALE,
fTFfI9 The s1h-ciiber will sell his farm, situa-
Ian s&s ed in the town OF Barnet two miles e
uIllHs3 q l'as-umpzic village. sid farm con-
sSz.eEzzSs tans i65 ace, wih hugze bnrn and cut
buildings thereon barn nearly new, with running
water to house and barn. There fifty Of wood
In III the part of which IL Il sugar orchal of
about 500 trees, with sugar house, arches &c There
Is also 4 email apple orchard and nursery thereon.
AEO adjoining (on tie Endrick brook, csledD il a
lot of - acres about t,yu-ir4 If hich meadow snd
Il flowed "y aid stream, which makes it permanent
l-ras land.
The whole 1ST viii tie sold toy thu separate
with crops "r withou', 10 -rIi; the pupclaz-r
JOHN IiALBRAITH.
PassumpsiC. Aug. l. IsGS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

An act TO amend an act entitled San
act for the relief of the inhabitants of
cities and towns upon the public lands, ~
approved March two, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America III Congress assembled, That
the inhabitants of any town located on
the public land of the United States may
avail themselves, if the town authorities
eject so to do, of the provisions of the
act OF March, two, eighteen hundred and
slXty-seven, entitled IAN act for the re-
lief OF the inhabitants of cities and towns
upon the public lands :" Provided, This
act shall not prevent the issuance of pa
tents TO persons who have made, or may
make, entries and elect to proceed under
existing laws And provided further,
That no title under said act of March
two, eighteen hundred and sixty-scyen,
shall be acquired to any valid mining
claim or possession held under the exist
lng laws of congress Provided also,
That in addition to the minimum price
of the lands included in any town site
entered under the provisions of this act
and IAN act for the relief of the inhabi-
tants OF cities and towns upon the public
lands" approved March two, eighteen
hundred and slXty-seven, there shall be
paid 10y the parties awaiting themselves
OF the provisions OF said acts all costs oil
surveying and plating any such town
site, and expenses incident thereto, in.
Cured hy the United States, before any
patent shall issue therefor.
Approved June S, 1868.
An act to extend the time for completing
the military road authorized by al
act entitled AN act granting lands tc
the states OF Michigan and Wisconsin
TO aid IN the construction Of military
road from Fort Wilkins, Copper Har-
Dor, kewcnaw county, in the state OF
Michigan, to Fort Howard, Green BAY
III the state of Wisconsin,
BE it enacted by the Senate and Hous,
Of Representatives of the United State,
OF America IN Congress assembled, Thai
the time for completing the military road,
and for the sales Of lands, authorized by
IN act entitled An act granting land:
10 the states of Michigan and Wisconsin
y aud in the construction of military
road from Fort wilkins, Copper Harbor
Eewenaw county, in the state OF Michi-
an, 10 Fort Howard, Green bay, in til,
state Of Wisconsin" approved Marcel
LAIRD, clghteca hundred ana siXtry-tIrce,
&c, and the same Is hereby, extended to
March first, eighteen hundred and seven
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
THE MAN

Who couldn't His feelings douh did bIsEt - u.
4 cash principle speaking Of cash reminds ycu
cannot invrst Your pare cash more prUr,bly
buy ing one Of CASTINGS SPRING MATTRESS :
snd LOUNGES. fine assortment OF Covers ju-.
received. Call and their. Eastern Avenue II. J.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
VA L U BE
Real Estate and Personal Property,
Fol. s.,lH :. AUCTION!
The sIb-criber il. -sl. Al public auction Oh
v A L U A g L {


Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1863, At 10 o'cik a M,
The rHAIEE FARM =, rallcd Lea.cl about tyv1
mile fr"u the village Of Concord and Ippcr
AttTi"rd, c'-t.in'. -luIt. H.-s VI ,Ncvcn- l1ud
y sugar orchard ot from lwI ls", tr,- .>l.d farm
Will tie soil In whole o. piece 10 tJulris.
Al- On t.r+th DAY OF SOY, sid rhhyCr f. IN.
~ /" A NJ - ton hay, pair uycn - wear.
hugz. old cots u4ntit, Of flrIu ana
dhiry t""I- " zap ruckc-P, 10 sO;cs wagons -Iei hs
slc,.-. h1rAe- Is, e., sc.
Mo, G l'rinif. sI" the premises here side
.oc-t-d within of " concord, CONTAINING
good iuIitiAg5, nd tto .cT,- rA,cllruj land.
Alsu, IN i,il rOItc= from ot. .ionn bury 70 WItr
f'Id ct Concord to ,ilir,n, :. ii, -. juhnsnury
II I-hlc1 h.eT y II, together good horse, q
M Acs = covered Stag sCou- expires wAc IL,
covered Il 'ry scighs, robe, al,nkrts &c. &c.
"a Ierm- iuade known s; time OF r.ii".
FRANZ Is RICHARDSON.
J"a> II. ipoiE AIct.oa.cr.
West one I'd, Vt, oct 3. IS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
THREE CHEAP HOMES.

l. - Z - Z .,
FOR SALE,
one abut u in Gro:ou, y H. a back farm well
divided, good soil aud very fair house and orchard.
For >i5U.
Also about - in Hanover. y H.. good ANAL
hOu-e and barn, near sch pOIhOU-e. For $40.
Also comfortable nous. shed and food orchlr l.
anu about iinI in ~prin field y H. For on
300. Half cash Apply soon to
2'-al' hE\Ll DEARBORN, Woodstock, Vt.
FARM FOB SALE!
The subscriber of, r for -slc hi Farm situated on
Bcmis hill III h northern part of Lyndon. IL miller
from LyndoUvip, ~ Tilc FROM t.s' Burke. said
farm contains loo acre Of good land. suitably divided
lnt1 moving t.li1se, pgsturng and woodland There
If an excellent sugar place Of 3 u rec, asu, wood
lunjer sufficient for the Use Of he farm. H. build .ngz
ae mod IN IT. stv,c and in good repair location is
Ncy derr Die. Any il want of fret class farm
will do well 10 look at h before purrhlsiug
OF lurthcr particulars enquire OF NJ. a. BUCE, ST.
Johnsbury, or OF the subsctiDer the premises
III HENRY HI Mt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
HOUSE FOR SALE
TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

12zS.S TWO FARMS FOR SALE.
SIIa&3 The subscriber offer :or sale one or
IllaIHSa both of his farm, situated in s. johns
ulAES& bury, four miles Northeast of the Hail
ss1z,ess2A read station, aud two miles of ST.
Juhnsbury Centre.
One farm contains lI5 Of land and the other
acres There comfortable of buildings both
places; On the large farm the house il nearly new
Both farms are well watered, and each have small
spple orchards, and one good sugar orchard
These fars join each other and occher would make
large nnd good took diary farm. They will be
sold separate or both together
I1n HENRY HILL, St ,Johnsburv Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
A U c T o N q.
Saturday, DC

The farm and other property belonging to the
OF {. VI Hurnhrm. LATE of VALID n drcr- ed, will be
sold st public uuerio':.
Saturday, Oct. "a, 1863, at o'ci'k a M,
The farm II situated in Walden, - miles north Of
Cabot, upper village, md known the Jrhcn Perkins
fIrRI, containing L." acres of good land Bu ting-
nearly new, and one If the best sugar orchard in town
of Strn tTetr.
Also, good cowsl yoke fve-velrs Il oNeu3 calves
hrcp, MARI A colt. - tons Lsy. - hu- cat ldI
bus. p7;atoe-, farming tools, dairy ute. s-. &c
\. W. BJENHAM Admir-.
Walden rot =. lsCs 2S-su'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
THE CALIFORNIAN
tOficial.l
LAWS OF THE U. S.

Passed at the Second Session of the Fortleth
Congress.