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ALLCoCk,s PoRULs PLAsrERs Ac


cumulate electricity whereby the circulation Of the
blood becomes equalized upon the part where ap
piled, causing pain and morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this certificate from A F. Sterling
For two years, have been great sufferer from
neuralgia in the head, and found only Temporary re
lief from all the varons remedies that have tried,
until applied one OF ALLC0CK'S POROUS
PLASTERS." I cut 1t into three strips. placing one
under each shoulder blade and the other over the
small Of my back, and for the past three months /
have had scarcely twinge Of the old pain, / ad-
wise all who suffer from nervous diseases to lose no
time in making trial of the wonderful plaster.
A. F. STERLING, Sec'y Singer SIG Co..
New York, June 5, 1865.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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sCnENcK.s pULMoNIc SYRUP.

viii cure Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and Bleed
ing Of the Lungs. Fifty cents per bottle. Address
}. c. GLADWIN, MD, Boston, Mass, Jan. ,w4w.
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The new Salisbury cave has been partially e1-
plarcd, and Is magnificent series OF galleries.
extending beneath the cave discovered last sum
ner, and adorned with every picturesque form Oh
| stslsettes.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

The mercury stood at 26 deg below zero in
Newport, On the 18th inst.
Failures 10 reach their destination of MANY
letters mailed at the Derby Post Office, have been
20 numerous Of late, that some of the citizens
send their valuable letters by other conveyance
than the mail A visit from some Of Uncle
sam : officials in that vicinity might prove ben
efciaL
lothian Cummings Of Charleston, while re
pairing his grist mill recently, received a very
severe cut IN his knee from an axe
Two youthful corn doctors in Coventry, failing
to pay their board bill. we're arrested. but on
taxing the poor debtors oath they were released,
and are now doubtless once more rejoicing in
their laudable employment.
Erelouia Marsh Of Greensboro, had his leg
badly broken last week while at work with a
saving machine.
J. p. Tyler's Touring mill at Island Pond, is
nearly completed; the machinery is all in
c. ". Pierce AMI G. B. James of Island Pond
Iropuet5rs Of the Norton Mills, have bought
Of Isaac Dyer the steam mill, dwelling house
barns and village lots for SO 500.
The grand list Of Orleans county for State
taxes is S5l $3.50.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Off 'ers Of the Rutland county agricultural
society are President-Lensey Rounds, Claren-
do; lice-PfesiGents, L. Howard Kellogg, Ben
SOM Henry ?. Lathrop, Piusford; Secretary,
Henry Clark
The committee on field crops made the follow
ing reports:
Spring u heat-lst premium of =, 90 to F.
4. Davis, Clarendon.
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Spsrial gntifes.
DR.. Tobias, Venetian Horse Imminent,

Pint bottles at 81, for thecure Of lameness scratch
es wind CALLS sprains bruises, splints, cuts, collie
slipping stihe. overwhelming sore throat, nail in the
foot, &c It is warranted cheaper and better than
any other article offered to the public. Thous
ands Of animals have been cured of the collie and
over-besting by the Liniment, and hundreds that
were crippled and lame have been restored to their
former vigor. 1t is used by the first horseman
throughout the States Orders are constantly re
ceived from the racing stables Of England for fresh
supplies of this invaluable article. Over 300 testi
monia's have been received. Remember, one dollar
laid out in time may save the life of your horse
Sold by all Druggists. ONCE, 10 Park Place New
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STERLING EXCHANGE-Frner az 1927, a 1oatf
ior gold and hrst-clsss bills
GoLO-American gold without decided change.
opening at 49, declining 10 1885,. and closing az
1856.
GOVERNMENT sTOCFS Shade tir,,.-
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MARRIED.
ASDERsoN-HIcEs.-InC Cleveland, Ohio Jan 18th.
by Rev. DR.. Strong. Dir. NH. r. ANDERSON and Miss
FRASgIE NJ. Hicks, all Of Cleveland.
DIED.
RUssELL.-ln Shelhun, on "Wednesday Janua-,
9TH, Sarah A, wife Of Mr. Harry Russell, aged s.
years.
MCCoNIHR-In S0uhegon Village MerrIuaes 81.
H.. Nov l9, 1865, Mary Jane. wife of Col. ". T. Sic
Conhe, aged 47 years.
SoPER.-In san Francisco. Cal, Jan. ith Lieut..
Sylvester 5; Soper, Of tho L. 5. Army, formerly a
resident Of this city.
BRIeGs-Elien Minerva, wife orFruuc.s z. Briggs.
died at Richmond, Nov. l, i-1- aged " year, fse
months ana DAYS. Mr. Briggs in the dealt Of
his wife sustains great loss, Sire wa- an e-tma le
Christian woman.
BROwNsON-ln Omaha Ncb January . 1852 o:
scarlet fever. Sailie Lawrence. youngest daughtar
Of llarrie BroWnson, aged year and months
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AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep a Lambs. swine
This week 59 tlIi g
Last week 11g 3S2-
Vermont $40 1901
Prices Of Market Beef-EXtra sl3 80 a u %; first
quality sl2 10 IA 1907; second quality, si075 N II
70 third quality 5 10 q 1000.
Prices Of Store Cattle-N.rbiug oxen, z PAR,
sl5n, f1iO, $50 ~ 500.
Milcn Cow ana Calves, from So, so, So, SIS a
lol.
Yearlines SIS n Is; two year old, So a a ;
three years old, SIS a. o.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots s. 50, . q
$3.50 each. extra : M =. or from 4 IA zee g. n
Hides 90 a ole T. H. Tallow "a Sc %. Pelts,
81 ~ so each. Cal Skins -I "a 30 per D..
Prices Of P1ultry-Extra 2Ji o. PIC. prime lel a
m.lium lie.
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NEW ENGLAND ITEMS.
MASSACHUSETTS

mine Of tin orc has lately been discovered
at winslow.
There were S57 deaths in Lowell, in 1868. a
larger number than ever before.
The latest Boston notion-free religious meet
ings as so cents admission.
The shoemakers in several establishments in
Lynn, struck for higher wages last week.
Horse flesh is high in Lee A horse was sold
there recently for fifty cents
The annual product of the industry Of AIassa-
chusetts is six hundred thousand dollars.
The Boston Burns Club has made arrange
ments to observe the 10th anniversary of the
birth of the Scottish poet in the usual social
manner.
Paul B Du Chaillu is to lecture to Boston
boys and girls about his African travels, for
three evenings in February.
To prove the responsibility Of the State Con-
stabulary it is shown that SIX of them have been
member Of the Legislature
The dwelling and removing Of snow and ice
cost Boston twenty seven thousand dollars last
year. The sum is not likely to be quite so large
this season.
The manuiaeture Of locomotives Is very brisk
in Taunton. Five were shipped for Pacific and
/ Western roads last weeS, and one firm has an
order for the manufacture Of thirty.
Mrs. Dominic rossan of Hoiyoke, a week ago,
rewarded little Grady boy, for fetching home
shayings, with a glass OF whisky ana milk
whereof he drank and On Wednesday died.
Not a month ago a well known citizen Of Bos-
ten took out policy for ten thousand dollars
lie died last week.
Here's a sign of Plrsdeld poetical stone-'ut-
'Sculptured marble OF every kind
To suit the fanny Of the most refined, = by
Mullany"
4 Mr.. Scribner was passing through the WOO =
near Salisbury at dusk, when his dog began
jumping on his hind feet. and, looking inteutly
into the forest he would listen, and utter Il low
cry; then would coax his master for som thing
Mr. ScrbueT stopped his team, and also Is .ening.
heard an iudistiuct sound. whose direction lie
followed. He found, finally, Robert $ Batclel-
der. neighhor, crushed under an ash tree Is
inches through. with one thigh badly broken
and otherwise so injured that he must have died
from pain and cold In very short time He Is
now slowly recovering,
MAINE.
Twenty tons Of smcl,- have b1eu caught in
Addison and shipped 10 western markets an
within the last fortnight
The Bangor V1ig complains OF the skeleton
sheep that are offered for sale there. The editor
says that piled a dozen thick they would scarcely
offer an obstruction to the rays of the sun.
Rev. George Marden Of Osand, has resigned
his passionate of the Congregational society there
to accept proiessorship in the Howard Jniyer-
sity at NashinEton.
An apocryphal auecJote is told of am Augusta
carpenter, TO the effect that. in lathine d room.
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THE UNITED STATES MUTUALLiFE

THE UNITED STATES MUTT Al LIFE
Casualty Insurance Co.,
HAVING secured the services Of MR. A. j. SOW
II ARD Of arlington. as
SPE CI.4L 4 G E Mt,
for Chittenden Co. invite close inspection OF their
rates, cir,ulars and Peculiar Features This com
psny has TAKEN
Step in Advance
OF all ootemporaries in guaranteeing to is Policy
Holders Definite Cash Surrender Value, making
policy il this Company not only heritage to
good mans family, but good investment for him
self while living. AL dividends are
N-FoRr EITING,
and once declared become the property Of the Policy
Holder, and are beyond the control Of the
company. The rates ara at least
10 Per Cent Lower
than in any other Mutual Co.. and Policy-Holders
can secure indemnity asainst accident IN addition 70
their Life Immunity, at about tho same rates as are
charged by most companies for Life Policies alone.
New YoRk OFFICE % BROADWAY.
z. O. FISHER, President; CHAs. D. DEsHLER, Genl.
Agent; J. B. CHURCH, Jr., Secretary.
A. CRANE ACKERMAN, Agent for Vermont AMI
Western Massachusetts, Brattleboro, Vt
A. J. HOWARD, Special Agent Chittenden Co,
Burlington, Vermont. t-d6t&wsW
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
For raR WEN ENDING TUESDAY, Jan. 26.

I'm London to-day L. :. $40 bonds were quoted Al
- Erie a; % q, and Illinois Central p H.
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stock Market

NEW YORK, Jan. n.
MoyEY-Tasy snd steady az Q d p'r cent ~ cali
lsspf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-29

yETHY WILL TOT DEE-CoNKLIN'S
~ PASrILEs cures Consumption, Bronchitis
Hoar-eness, Asthma Coughs, oics, Calarrh, Group
re lhrost, DlsI-ree3hle Breath. T-htness OF The
Chest. Dlm'uitv o.. breathing. 6e Public Speaker.
and Singers wi fnI them unrvallcd for clearing
the voice. Price % cts per box.
For sale hv Druggist in burlington.
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A CENTS WANTED for cur Few book Of
"A 1000 pages, profusely Illustrated with slegau;
Engravings, Maps, &c
he LIFEssnd EPIsTLEs Of 81. PAUL
picture % the times Cf the great Apostle Warmly
commended by clergyman Of all denomination SUI
perior 70 the English ed t0n and sold 81 one-thrd
It's price. Notes and references IN the English Ian
guzge. Commissions 20 Agents Grrgsr tA1n be-
fore offered. Cigcular free 20 al. Address the
Publishers. R. W. BLISS & CO., Ha-tf1rd, Conn,
and Toledo, Ohio.
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Sos EnE1el Street. opposite Revere House Boz
l.nl.e ' t ms ..,., az
r. r. eminent q j wei known Dr.. A. II Hayes,
.are ur-eon $ Army, .ce-President o. Columbia
',, 'l 1i5g'' li ,,,,i- ,r.i
rsl n.os entitled The Science Of Life, or Selt-Pres
'''ti.- "rl,. ~ l,i, Ias 10 ~ ~ -p'A
S1m' Il W,alus--. and an Diseases and Abuses Of
.h "eagla Vf-i''. li'Iii tl'e'sn- {. pre- 10
,a1r. men 10 particular. Price only 90.
TINS Inst tite ha- Just pull.slei tne most perfect
:. -,,,sl p-gs.oi, ~ Woman ana Her ID sea,es -
r-af.-ey Illustrated with the verv best engravinss
ih- BOOK IS -- n lhe pen o. VT, II. FL mons
.rLie rsaa. aI 0a.pr.ne-Beauty. rs Value 70
W9mau.-N trIa-' -'i.esner4! Hygiene q woman
II, 51,s,, ~ In 6eaut mi French
.th. '5n Turkey Morocco, full gilt So
sT 9 ,.,s ,. ~, -se. ,' If 8r,ee s''' u''''
The Poa5aiy Journal 4 Heslth." frst-class
paper 10 every rep cts pages g columns -Pa PUP
ing ne year su-ssT pu.n pre- per 81 ny ~
,1nficiti. n he Psa6oiv Medical Institute.
Aiasur %. HAYES. VI. D., Resident and Consult
rsy-..aIr;i ,. ..-y,,,..4 "a. ..-;,,.s, conf
done, .r all disease ro1ui-in- ,Iill ,ccresy and e1-
pericnea Iuvaah'e sec-ssy and certsin relief
l'n- l9 dNN'm
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a.. ,.,-,.-l..i.
n M r,-.
eel "''A' 'l'' nave -, ~ ~ NJ, u-ttrTp
,HAN''' IN M -, -, -
HAIR IT, q ''--'' YIN
clnao- trans 'eli'
Chustadoro's iiair freserSAtNe'
Mark the particulars DO which the superiority or
this preparation consist. .-First, It prevents tho
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K,IPHNOMOAR

Office &C Cortlandt Street.
Or JAMES 5. PIERCE & son,
v7lw6t Burlington, Vt
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ANTED.

100 LOGS EXTRA quality OF Erf'- Ere ana
iJN Cured Maple. Acdrcss Box $50. .la-. Bose
tou Po-t 0faa, stating prizes. delivered ou f-e Coils.
and where it can be seen.
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WANTED, AGENTS,

female u introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This machine viii stitch hem, fell tuck, quit cord.
bind. braid and emhruider in most superior nan
ner Price only 81. Fully warranted for i've yea =
We viii paw siO0 for any machine that viii sew a
stronger, more beautiful or more elastic seam than
ours. 1. makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch be cut and still the cloth canu0t be
pulled apart without tearing IT, We pay agents
from So 70 500 per month and expenses, OF com
mission from which twice that amount can he made
Address SECOAiB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass OF st. Louis. No.
CAUTION.-Do not he imposed upon by other
parties palning Of worthless csst-rOn machines,
under the same name or otherwise Ours sthc only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured.
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The rose in the Persian story that every time
it was shon of one Of IL, fraErin, flowers hri led
and b,oomei anew, was but type sc Phalon S
FLOR De MAYO. " the new perfume ior tae
handkerchief Each balmy drop of 1t has the
sweetness Of a rare uosegay, and there Is the
fragrance OF whole conservatory III every bottle
of IT, sold by all druggists.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COME

VIII color gray hair a permanent black OF brow
Sold everywhere. Sent BY mail for 81 y
Address WM. PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield ias-
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Srir. ~rII ;HtWE. HAwE--NhT don y9r use
Nolcott's ANNiHHAToB-pint bottles @i-ani
get ria Of Catarrht sT.- Sold by aI druggists.
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WANTED-AGENTS-,r

Price ---. Tl.- lest. .u--c nj as-t u5ttiu-
}isc1iue over .ut. r'sd. YIN tu -nHu -t.tchs
. per minute. L.Hers. .lau.. fHe1l- % A-eu-- AL
t-sr- AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Ca
Boston. Ms-s. or ST. Louis. HH
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GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salesroom No } Maiden Lane, New York
d Fsu44ru
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By Telegraph
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10

For contingent expenses under the act
of the sixth OF August. eighteen hundred
and forty-six. for the collection. safe
keeping. transfer, and disbursement OF
the public revenue, in addition to prcmi-
um which may be received on transfer
drafts. one hundred Thousand dollars ::
Provided. That no par! of said sum shall
be expended for clerical services.
For checks and certificates of deposit
for office OF assistant treasurer at New
York, and other offices, eight thousand
dollars.
ITO be- Continuod)
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Fdson Browns Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT mprnbatr court. held a. II Z"
Caledonia District, -. )Prnhate Oihcr. ia ST JoI.s
buryn said district, Oh the I'D day OF November
1863 -,
David Goss, administrator OF the estate ol f'>ii'
Brown Iate OF bloomsbury. IN SAID district, H'
his administration account l"I ~
animation allow aECe, ami makes appNc1ti"! Il" a
OF distribution ami partition ct The estate 4" 9'
deceased.
hereupon 1t ordered by said court. that said ac-
count and said application be referred 10 Session 90
said court be held thu probate oiic" III eAH -
Jchnsbury the Ilth day "i Dec. ID iHt Tor h'aI M
and decision thereon And It l. further ordered that no
tce hereof he given to all persons lhir rst'i bN pH'
OF NclA IA inc AIt'
man A new -papcr published at ST. Joh>Dury. pre- l'
10 said time appointed nearlu< they may dp'H
Al said time anu pace and how CI.>e any they IL a.
have why SAID account should mol be- allowed ana s'
decree made. BA llt CoHI'' -i''es' a., 80.
! o7-og Asa l. fhENCh' JUNK u ''
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legal.
Henry Harvey's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed hS the honor
able probate court for the district O Caledonia, COM
missoIIrrs receive. examine adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate u Henry
in SAID district, deceased, r"IIr-
scented irsolvent. and the term OF six months from
the nth day of November. 1859. being allowed hN
said court to the creditors OF SAID deceased to rN-
hibit and prove their respective claims "re us CIV"
motto. that Will attend to the uu'> 81 pur appoint
meut AT Geo Cowe's in MClndpes Fails, III sdi
district on the 10th day Of February ami May IA NJ, al
IUuclock In the iUren""n, on each oi sdId daS :.
GEO COW LES, lC,,n,rs
$50 Nj u. JOHNSON.
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| NITED STATES MINT AND As
SAY OFFICE.
MINT At PHILADELPHIA

For salaries, Of the director. treasurer,
aSsayer, mcltcr and rcfiner, chns' conner
and cngravcr, assistant assaycr, AMI sew
en- clerks, ihirty-seven thousand MI '
hundred dollars.
For WAGES OF workmen and adJusterS,
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For incidental and contingent expcns-
e., Twenty-Five thousand dollars.
For specimens of ores and coins TO he
preserved in the cabinet of the mint, six
hundred dollars.
For freight on bullion and coin, five
Thousand dollars.
BRANCH MINT At SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
IFoENIA.
For salaries of superintc dent, treas
urcr, assaycr, melter and rciincr, coincr.
and six clerks, thirty thousand five hun
dIc,. dollars.
FOR waves of workmcn and adiu,tcr=,
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For incidental and contingent eNpcn~-
e.. repairs, and wastage, siXty-nine thou,
sand five hundred and fortv-five dollars.
For specimens Of ores, three hundred
dollars
ASSAY OFFICE, NEW YORK.
For salaries Of superintendent, assayer,
and mclter and rctiner, assistant asSayer
officers, and clekrs, twenty-five thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For WAGES OF workmen. in addition tc
unsupported balances of former appropri-
atlonS, forty thousand dollars.
For incidental and contingent cxpens-
e., fifty thousand dollars
BRANCH MINT At DENVER.
For aSsayer, who shall have charge OF
tie said mint, eighteen hundred dollars.
For mcltcr, eighteen hundred dollars.
For wa.c, OF wUrkmen, twelve thou.
sand dollars,
For two clerks, At eighteen hundred
dollars each, three thousand six hundre,
dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenS-
G., three thousand dollars.
BRANCH MINT At NEW ORLEANS.
For the care and preservation of til,
branch mint buildings, machinery, and
material a; New Orleans, three thousand
dollars.
BRANCH MINT At Charlotte. NORTH
CAROLINA.
Fer the care ana preservation of the
branch mint buildings, machinery, and
materials. at Charlotte North Carolina.
inrlud'ng five hundred dollars for nrcc--
lazy repairs, one thousand dollars
EEANCII MINT At CARSON CITY.
For salaries of officers and clerks. for
wac, of workmen. and for incidental
expenses, including acids, chemicals. and
postage tor the fiscal year cudiu. June
tiiriicth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
~e,enty-tour thousand six hundred dol
lars
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Edwin G. GiIson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, held al
Essex District IS rulihdI, NI'hHA ana ''
said district on the oath day Nov. 1853
AN Instrument, pUrIvItInS 10 l." Inc last " III Hl"'
Testament 81 Edwin Gibson. lat ot Canaan IA sd
district deceased, bci presented L" the court by hhics
Green the executor therein Hdn~l Tor Probate:
-, ordered said CuuIt. that all persons ,oht"ru'
ihereiu lie uutitied appear AT session 81 >ii tNT
Ia he. holden at the Probate OhCr. i'll truI'iiaL oil
the 18th day Of Dec, lsu9. and >hcw 'dGH, II ANY
they may have against the Probate 81 sad " III "i
which PURPOSE ii further ordered that u copy "i
the record this ORDER be published the M""N- slo
c,esyely in the CardnuIu, printed at 81 JohilshuS
previous to sal time appu.utvdiT hearing
I WM II. HARrS HORN. JUG7c" l Probate
A true COPY OF rcCCid-Attc-t
$50 WI. IL. HARTSHOKS. judge =! Probate"
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l:Il. CALEDON!AN.
Laws or TIE L. y.


Pissed at the Second session O: nc Fortleth
COH,rt.aS.
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Robert Halls Estate.

Caledonia Distrl,t, -. Jat the pr"nI." 'tI,c. u.
ST Johnsbury in SAID district, gu the S'h ia! &" "-
vembcr, A ID. lohy.
t,rorge l. Hall Executor OF tn" it-t " and ic-tl-
ment uI Robert Han. late OF h e-aIr IA ID" district.
deceased, presents his administrator account i"i
examination AMI allowance. ami HINe> aiinttAll'li
Tor a decree distribution and Partition 81 ia" estate
Of said deceased.
WhereupOn 1t i ordered hy said court that sal a.
count ana alton be rtie:f'. To .t-~-I' col -
rulrt To- To-. trd Al the probate office ia ~ JOh~iur-
On the 2uth ,iy Dec. \. - l'u'. Tor hetru- al q
cl. on thereon And II Is further ordered iit "j''r F
given 10 all persons Interested, 10y Iuu'Atl'u q" '
same three weeks suCCr>-!vcY IN ih- tt'4"A' t!I ~
published 81. J Jnu-NurS r. h-'fu- q" II
tIue amp hearing, that thrs may appear 40
.i t,ti. ana place cause. II Al tArA ma
,ayc v,lv ,aI account >nuui Toe allow 81 and ID,
~ lhy +NiN'e'',
- ~ ASA l.. FREA II. JuaEe oG Probate
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4 GENIs WANTED--Eor How to Make

N TIE FARM PAY. \ SURE, s,ic ana pr ,cticui
Guide 70 every Farmer. Stock ;ti-..r, Gardener ~
uit ulturi-t by this book yearly pr fits may Ice
doubt d, ind in r's-,d in value, poor made rich
AMI ho, - labor reward a. Ingliss and German. ~
crybodv buI= il. Gru -Oli in tOsn=hips. Hun
,ir, d. in Il -in.r township. Agents. N find no better
work during Fail a d Winner. Farm and their
each make lUu per mouth. send IN c.rcdIr
Addr, ~ ZEIGLi X, Met RilG * co. SpringIic Il,
Mars.