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TRUSTEES SALE.

BpY virtue of Decree of the High Court ofChancery %
EDMaryland the subscriber trustee will offer at public
sale on SATURDAY the I'd day of May next, at one O'Clock
NJ Exchange in the city Of Baltimore the residence
corner of Bond The HOUSE three story brick with
large two story back Building substantially built and covered
with slate roof-there smoke huse stable &c &c attach
ed This house advanageousy situated for dwelling and
store for which it has been recently used.
The of sale that third ofthe purchase money
he Maid in cash and the balance six nine months from
the ay osae secured by approved notes and bearing
interes-the title is indispuiabe. -
NTOTICE-The creditors of Archibald Kerr, deceased
will file vouchers Of their claims in the Chancery once
within four months from said day of sale.
' WIN. A. ToLBOTT, Trustee.
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by Legislature.
November 6

Those States marked with star, choose members oil Con-
rress on the same day that State officers chosen.
The Electors the eapols of the respective States IN
which they chosen the second day of December and
give in their ballots President and Vice Presdent-osod
Democrat.
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BRUSH AND bellows WAREHOUsE.

BRUSH AND BELLOWS WAREHOUSE
X STAPLETON & SON. No 259 Baltimore
- street, nave in large assortment of GOODS
which they offer country Merchants and others on LIBERAL
credit or discount, for cash.
Sweeping Brooms, No. 2, 3, SO
Scru6bing Brushes, G, Z, 8 and ~ rows
White Wash and Plaserers Brushes, all sizes
Busting Brushes every variety
Plain and elegant fancy Hearth Brushes
Common and fancy Cloth Brushes
Plain and fancy Head Brushes
Painters Bru hes and Tools warranted
Common and fancy Horse Brushes
Haters, Tanners and Curriers' Brushes
Hat and Velvet Brushes
Elegant Crumb Brushes
Fancy Nail and Comb brushes
Kitchen and Parlour Bellows, assorted
Racksmith's Bellows, all sizes
Superior Backing.
apI3
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JOSEPH w. STEWART q co.

No. Ga. B.qLTTM0RE STREET, OPPOSITE TRLP0-
LETT'S .7LLEY.
MEAVE on hand a good assortment of RUSSIA IRON
u and brass mounted COAL CRATES, BRASS ANDl-
RONS, SHOVELS aud TONGS, TENDERS, STATE
RODS KNIVES and FORKS, BRITTANIA WARE,
WATERS CANDLESTICKS, BRITTANIA LAMPS
Block Tin FAUCETS, all sizes Of the best quality UNI
BRELLA STANDS, SPIT BOXES. &C.
They are prepared to put COPPER, TIN and ZINC
ROOFING in the best manner. ape At"
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sHERIFFALTY.
no TUE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND

COUNTY. .
yuyE undersigned takes the liberty of announcing himself
as candidate the Office of SHERIFF at the ensuing
election In thus offering himself to your he most
respectfully socs your support and should he be 50 ornnaIe
as 70 majority Of your votes he aer, himself IRON
a, dupuy for the eight still being in the employ Of
the present sher will enable him 10 give general aeon
anI3 laMif hOeENI WiLoON.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-13

A stronger evidence ofthe Frustrated cond
ton of the Great Commercial Emporium can
not be found, than in the frequent and numer-
Gus sales OF property under the hammer of the
sheriff
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-13

A late number of the Hamilton (Ohio) In.
telligencer says ITO. day we quote the price
of -four at 9 so per barrel"
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The following named gentlemen constitute the
Young Mems Committee of Reception, for the
Young Mems Convention.-We learn that the
arrangements will be such, that theyscannot bnt
be gratifying to those who are expected to attend
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
LIST Ward-A. Herald, James P. Stafford.
I'd Nicholas L. Dashiells, B. w. Herring.
Sd A. w. Bradford, Jesse D. Ried.
9TH William P Cole, Thomas Mullen.
9Th John Buck, Edward Mitchell.
9th VIM. Steward Appleton, Elisha Lee.
7th Nelson Poe, Joshua Jones'
sth Thos. Sheppard jr. Alex: Gould, jr.
OH Oliver Norris, George Cox.
10Th ST. Geo. w. Teackle, JOS. G. Manning.
18th Thos G. Pitts, o. Horsey Jr.
l2th " VIM, P. Stewart DR.. Jno. r. Piper
ELECTIONS.-The following table VIII De
found handy as a matter of reference, IL mas
been compiled with great care, and Is oelle'eo
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MARRIED.

At Georgetown, D. c. on the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Johns; Ills Exceeney .4e1amdT re BIdISeo chamberlain Of
or of State Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotent
ry 10 the United States to Miss HarTieH u HGs, daughter
Of Brook Williams, Esq.
At York; Pa the 3st ult, the Rev. D Thomas, of Shep
ardstown Va. TO Ssan daughter of William Jones, ESQ., of
York.
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VHNARLE CLOTHS.-Just received from auction, iS~
Damask TABLE CLOTHS. of assorted sizes, some very
superior, which can be sold very low
Aso-7-4, 81 Cd and 10 4 Damask Table Linen,
Bird Eve and Russia DIAPER, &c
cases Irish LINEN, very heavy and cheap
SANGSTON & WHITLEY
No. 1876 Baltimore ST
apl3 dtf! doors below Light ct.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS,

OT
For the Benefit of the Insolvent Laws of Mary
land, for the past week.
Joseph Cough, John G. kelner,
John III. Barnard, Joshua Jones,
Thomas Hooper, John Foreman,
Geo. Cary, cold. David Wright,
Michael Klinefelter, Samuel P. Skinner,
Edward A. Townsend, Mark o. Jenkins,
James Couman, Isaiah Hilliard, cold
Michael McKaahan, Christopher Pease,
James Bell, Joshua Hood, Bait Co.
To appear before the Commissioners of Insol-
vent Debtors, LIST June and LIST August. 1910.
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ROSPECTUS
P 4 IS e. & T. @ e o
A WING NEWSPAPER,
eoiteo ano publisbeo bp Dnff Green.
SISIeI-

solve that, wherever the Post Office Department
may send the poison of the Globe, the antidote Of
the Pilot shall be administered. All that we ask
is TO be heard by the people. 1t is for them we
speak, and if we can get hearing we have no
apprehension of the result. The people will vim
dictate their own cause and hurl their oppressors
from office. Baltimore is a central point The
Pilot will be surrounded by active, intelligent
and ardent Whigs-old and young. The meet
ing of the Convention in May, will enable the
young men, to complete an efficient party organi-
zation and give to the editor the means of extend
ed usefulness. He asks the press throughout the
country, to insert this prospectus, and the friends
of the good cause, especially the young men every
where to exert their influences in obtaining sub
scribers to be forwarded by the earliest possible
day, through their friends in Congress, or directX
to him in Baltimore.
DTTFF GREEN
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DIED,
At Cambridge, Nd, on Sunday last, after lingering Illness
Miss Eisa b. Wooyord, in the 46lh year other age.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
EDICARDS, BELTS & co. 1SJ BALTIMORE
H6STREET, just receiving pr Leila, and by purehase
IN this country, handsome assortment Of Spring DRY
GOODS which in point Of style, will compete with any other
in the city. It comprises the following
PRINTS, ofnew and beautiful! styles,
Plaid and striped Enbro Herel MUSLINS
Printed Lawns and JACONETS
Cambrcs, Swiss Muf Jaeou, s and InCia Lawn
Al paca, Persian arh Saxouy CLOTHS
D'Orsay. Resell and 81 or Cotton DRILLING
PLAIN ard fancy BIeached and Brown LINEN Drill
LING
Black and Whit GTNGHAMS
Irish Linens, Holland STLESIAS
Apron Chec,s, Marine SHRTINGS
Brown J.; Ia Lrens, BURLAPS, &c. &c.
We will sell the above very low terms for cash, or TO
punctual dealers. aP 10 au
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CLOSURES and ARRIVALS of the DAILY MAILS at the

SAM. Bpm.
JOSHUA VANSANT. P. NJ.
Aprl a, 1910.
he change in the time of closing the mail has been made
than was anticipated in the notice of April LIST.
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f63- BALTIMORE COUNTY.-The friends of Harrison
in baltimore county requested to meet at Norh Bend
O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing the party in
the county. aP l5
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6a7-THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS of the
Young Mems National Convention will according to ad-
ournment, at "North Bend,' Water ST., THIS EVENING,
April 49, at half o'clock Members requested to be
punctual in their attendance. By order,
an 70 I3HT " 3. G G3fGTii }sesrstaris'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-25
THE world Redeemed p!

TT Ell the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful.
-HA The day has come, they can arm themselves
with the precious reitch which almost dehes disease
in all lis various ramlfcations. Doctors with all
their boosted science, step aside, and contemplate
the ushering in of new and eVentfui era in which
mankind their own phySicians. The seals are
hroken--the my stery is reveaed-lhe remedy is in
their own hands--the East the fountain of light,
has opened her vast store house and is pouring
forth mortals the precious sal, Of life and health
PerSeH ~ Indid, the adored of the present, IL the
worshi7ped of the future ages, are luvshing upon
us their richest boons causing the heart leap for
Joy, at seeing the strk healed, Tire lame walk and
presenting to those that whole guarantee for
thirty one cents for preserving the shield of health
and enjoyment
The Persian aud India Ertrncts, the wonder Of
the age, have been so thoroughly tested proved,
and unanimously paIroni zed and conceded TO be
by all professions and classes, physicians not
cepted. who have become acquainted with their
Uni nara!lcled virtues, the unioerSai and anb0undca
c0nfat,ncc they insure, added to the grateful and
uncalled i,r testimonials in their favor sufficient
to warrant every individual with confidence to
make n trial of them
A treatise on most Diseases their symptoms and
cause with certificates from many influential per
suns who had been raised when 'be skill nt the
best PHI yscians had failed, aud various medicines
had been tried in vain, accompany each box
For convenience, these extracts are made )hto
pills, and called the RESURRECTION or
PERSIAN PILLS. Try one box and ii they
do not prove to be what they recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra of the age.
E w. CAPRON IL Co, Rochester, Y,
agents for Vermont and New Hampshire TO whom
all orders should be addressed (pos paiu.)
The above pills are for sale by KitiIedge IL Col.
by, st Johnsbury, VI; Farmers and Mechanics
Store, Passumpsic, Vt; Ktlredge, Merrill d Skin,
ner, Barnet, VT; N. l.. Loomis, McIndoes Falls.
Vt; M. K, Parks, 81 Co, Waterf,rd, VT; Hiram
Tracy, Wells River, VT; Lance, Warner ~ Co.,
Cabot, VT YIN. S Smith, Cabot, VT Ebenczer
Carlton, Jr Bath, N. H.; Hodgsnan u Allen,
aiiueton, n H.; a. & Q. Garnsey, Il Co. Lisbon,
n H. and all the principal towns in Vermont and
New Hampshire. l5Oeowly
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Farm for sale,

CtITUATED one mile from Lyndon Corner con
y tanning about hundred and SIX acres % t,ee
GOOD land as can be found in the stare ana as ,b o
rom fTost-with a sugar orchard Of 400 trees-lhe
hest appIe and plumb orchard in the c aeh
There kept the farm the past year ea,s so The
c, :: ,nder high state OF cultivation, and wen
fenced lsr On it are two barns, one SO by &C. the
other 30 by 40 feet with two good sheds ad s0nha
Also, three yards with running Wd'I house and
'ream of rSnning water. Also good carrlage,
house, 20 by 80 oa one story house shap% %'b".Sa
inside and OUT with six rooms and two ,@n wood
sheds. a first rate milk room, large s'stern WIN
nmmn in The kitchen and an excellent well OF wa
ter close to the house with pump; ana as n ,hcy
firm in This vicinity. The above farm is iree rom
ali incumbrance- purchaser must pay row
hundred dollars down and the balance when ne Is
mind to- For further particulars inquire CUR OF
SILAS HOUGHTON, Esq:
Idon t,orner l55-tf.
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g "a e I'll % mia Cattle Fair.

THE sixth anniversary of the Annual Cattle
Show aud Exhibition Of Manu- features by the Cal
Industry. will be holden at Lyndon Corner on Wed
nes3ay the 30h day of Septembc: next, and at
Peacham Corner tho day following.
The Executive Officers and Committee of Ar
engagements, as provided by The Constitution of said
Society, appointed the following gentlemen diff
and report.
Committee Oxen. Hazen Merrill John Cam
cron, Otis Evans, Amos Kline.
On and years old Steers G Benton, Rob
ert Lance, VIM Gray, Thomas Pierce, Welcome
Bemis.
Cows and IIeifers. E Fuller, Peter Laird,
John Damon, Jude Kimball, A II Cooley.
On Bulls Dana, VIM Wheeler Leonard
Harrington, Isaac Denson, Benjamu Walker.
On Horses. Stephen Dole, Cloud Harvey, Hel
Bradley, Lambert Hastings, Alonzo Bemis.
On Sheep. Elna,han Strong, Jacob Blanchard =,
George w Denison, James Works, Abel Butler.
On Swine. Luther Clark, Abner Harrington
John Gibson, Elias Bemis, John Phillips.
On Butter and Cheese. Timothy Fisher, E G
Chamberlain, VIM Bachop, Daniel French, Sewel
Bradley
PIough and Ploughmen. Salma Davis, Thomas
Eastman, VIM Stewart, CHARLES Roberts, John
Nelson ....'
Field Crops Henry Stevens, SiIas Underwood
Simon Blanchard, Alpheus Stoddard, Ezekiel Cut
Ter.
On Farms. Z B Chase, Eben. Eastman, John
Cameron, Lambert Hastings.
Domestic Manufactures Epram Paddock
Robert Harvey, Ora Crosby, John Bolton, Samuel
Sias
Iron Manufactures. Huxham Paddock, Isaac
Huntington, Seneca Ladd Galusha Bundy, Leonard
w Jones.
Marshals. sias Houghton, Nehemiah Brad
leo.
LEVIP. PARKS, Secretary.
Barnet, July "a, 1910. 157tf
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EB % taRhic firm ary

Y ARS. s. HID, and J. S. SlAS, would respect
NJ fully inform the inhabitants of ST Jobnsburv
and vicinity, that they have established an Infirma
ny at the south end of St. Johnsbury Plain. in The
building recently occupied by w. C. Boaroman as
selves In readiness TO besow that greatest of bless
lngs, health, upon all those who will favor them
with a call; and to visit those at a distance who are
uhnD'e 10 can upon them at the lnfirmary
They will also keep constantly on Land -, as
soriment of VEGETABLE MEDICINES; among
winch may be found Vegetable Elixir; Vegetable
h III. Health Restorative; Dyspepsia and Wine
Ditters; Nerve, Calhaltic, and Bathing Drops;
ing syrups; Lobelia, and Asthmatic Tinctures:
Cholera, and Mothers Cordials; Worm, Tooth
cough, Emetic, and Sweating Powders; Alom a,c'
st, Johnsbury PLAIN, May so, 1910. IAsma
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF OKIEhNbJ ~
Al n Probate Court holden at Irasbnrsh, within
and Cor the district aforesaid, on The MIN DAY
A N instrument supporting 10 be the last WIN
N and Testament of BETHIAH RICHARD.
SON, late of Derby in said district deceased, was
presented to the court here for Probate 9y orarm
lNeaocomb the executor therein named. Therefore
il is ordered by said court, that the public notice
be given to ali persons intended therein i to ap
pear before said court at session lhereof 10
be holden at Irasburgh on the lst WEDNESDAY OF
said VIII, and it is further ordered that this order
be nnbIjshed three weeks successfully in the Cal
edonian, newspaper printed at St. J"hnsbuty IN
,hn d,v assigned as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Register Office
,5Sa GEO. NYE, Judge.
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Regfe,s botanical Drops!

foiLotoing, ,Oitich toere effected by the use Of
Egegae's botanical Drops!
A LADY Of Boston, was afflicted with ernptions
N all owe, her head and body, attended with
most unpleasant feelings, burnings and blotches-
had lost the nails from some OF her myers ana
toes-was cured by bottles of these drops!
A Boy-slffered4 years with dreadful sores on
his foot, some of which had eaten q" molly tho his
ioot!-had his foot opened twice and the bone
scraped-was considered past relief, and his death
expeced-was cure cd by taking these drops
A man in Roxbury-was for yeurs afflicted with
foul ulcers, one Of which had eaten through his
wrist-was cured by these Drops!
A ciIild--After trying various other medicines
for painful eruptons on his legs, and other parts OF
his body was cured by the Botanical Drops alone
A child in Roxbury-was cured OF q bad tumor
under his arm, by bottles!
A Boy in Boston-was many years troubled
with ulcers in his head which discharged at his
ears-cured by bottles!
Mr. Wright-was cured of bad fever sore EN-
one of his legs OF long standing, by these Drops,
after all other means used had failed!
A child---Was cured by these Drops, of boils and
ulcers, some of which had eaten to the ribs?
An Elderly dy-Who was long afflicted with
Leprosy, and so horribly, that she could not bend
join, without gushing out of blood 90 bottles
cured her
A Young Lady-Of Boston, was cured of vio-
lent humor in her eyes, by the Drops
A Lady in Observation-Disclosures cured of white
swelling on her knee joint, by these Drops and
Jebh s Liniment
! A Man in Connecticut had been troubled
for years by an Obstinate kings evil, was cured by
these Drops
A Lady Was cured of terrible case of 81
Anthony Fire, by the Drops
A Child-Also Of "a distressing scrofula
A Person-Trouhlcd with violent eruPtions on
the face, cured by the Drops, after various 9TH
medicine and advice had failed
These Drops will cure the most inverate Scr2t-
ula, st Anthonys Fire, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Fry
pselas, Leprosy, Pimpled Faces, Sore Eyes Scald
Head in Children, Old Sores or Ulcers, Foul Fcs.
tering Eruptions, Iumors, Fever Sores, (evon
when the bone has become caIIousD White Swell
ing, Gin connection with Jebb's Liniment,) Veneer
al Tants, (when Mercury has failed and all 9th
err disorders arising from impure state of the
blood and Juices, ard are the best Spring and Au
tumnal ply sic.
Price so, or bottles for $50 Ask FOR DIR Relic s
Botanical Drops.
Prepared by Il. KIDDER, successor to DR. Con-
way, and for sale at his Counting Room, No. 80
Court street, next TO Kidder's Drug Store, near
Concert Hall, Boston. For Sale also by LUTHER
JEWET'r, st. Johnsbury.
None genuine unless signed L. Kidder, on the
outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers. ri 100.
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Window MKE1Rhs,

made in the best and latest style,
Q-5eHe would Just say to those wishing Gol the
above articles that lis SASH blinds and doors arc
made of the first stock in the latest style, and
by experienced wolkmen. Furthermore he Will
say to those building, that devotes his time to
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase.
N. 3d. Those wishing for certificates of recon
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by Sashes will be sold for Scents Il
light.
All orders by mail otherwise, puncually at
tended to. LlNDORF MORRIS.
ST Johnsbury Sept. 5 1899. nor
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Barrett, January ~, 1910.

THE public are hereby notified that the Plough
business will hereafter be carried on by the sub
scriber at the old stand ofMoore Mason d Co and
no efforts shall he wanting to have the farmers well
shares constantly on hand to fit. Said Plougs will
be kept by Agents in most of the principal towns
10 the vicinity. The superiority of the Moore and
Mason Pioughs for turning smooth furrowwithout
oreaklng and turning up hill and drawing easy is so
well known that recommendations are considered
unnecessary would only say TO farmers try for
yourselves. JONATHAN F SKINNER
Barnet, January rs, 1910. 1897
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d,sscnmcr tElapa Ever.

YUNUE subscriber would tender his acknowledge,
\ men,s to his customers for past patronage "'id
would still solicit their favors, believing it wouiu
be for their interest so TO do AND wnulu ,nn
state that have on hand ana ntehu 10 NeeP "'Nr
ply good assortment OF
IL a O'ES a MD 8 HI ID n =
Which mean TO soil as low, ofths same quality,
as can be pure hnsed in The vicinity thick boots a.
$3 90 and thin at $500, and all other work IN a,,e
same proportion, liberal discount WIZ WIZ, &c "'"''
~ '''os' '"'' "'' GEO. c. BARNEY.
81 Inbpshury JuIy 81. 1910. 100
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SGPaVetl on Stolen,

LNROM the pasture of Samuel Priest, in New
IL port, on Friday night, July 10Th, sorrel
HORSE, seven eight years old, switch tail ,shod
on the forward feet. The horse formerly
owned and driven in stage team, in Caledonia
County. Whoever will notify the said Priest, or
the subscribers where said horse may be found,
shall be suitably rewarded
JAMESON, PRENTISS ~ co.
lrasburgh, Aug. d. 1910. 15Sw2
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NOTICE..

VENHE Coparnership heretofore existing between
IL the subscribers under the style of Moore, Ma
son IL Co. has been by mutual consent dissolved
All the Books and demands and all other property
belonging to said firm has been assigned to j. F.
Skinner, to whom all demands due the concern
must be paid and all PIoughs in the hands of A.
gents must be accounted for to said Skinner, who
will also settle all demands against said Company
JOHN MOORE,
WILLIAM MOORE,
JOSEPH MASON,
j. +. SKINNER.
Barrett January 29, 1910.
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woxxeousn,s s.. q. Questions.

vEyIIE subscriber has received on cons'gnn'epn'
quantity of New combs Questions o" wv
mans, do Corinthians,
do First Question book vol ond y
do Questions on the Gospels, o,
Biblical Caechism for Children, NOS J., =, d,
freight. 90 IE7,f
July 81, 1910. 80
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Stray Horse.

OAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on
" 18th day of August instant, sorreli color,
switch tailed horse. The said horse Is supposed
to be about 10 years of age and has small star in
the forehead, and a white stripe across his breast
and shoes on his forward feet The owner is re-
quested to prove property pay charges and take
him away.
JAS. G. ROWELL.
Concord, VI. .4ug. 10, 1910. l50w3,
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Moral and eligiOuas
THE ESTING PLACE.

However dark and disconsoate the path OF life
may seem to any man, there is an hour of deep
and undisturUed repose at hand, when the body
may sink into dreamess slumber. Let not the
imagination be startled, if this resting place, in
stead of being bed of down, shall be bed Of
gravel, or the rocky pavement of tho tomb No
matter where the poor remains Of map may lie,
the repose IS deep and undisturbcd; the sor, owfu
bosom heaves no more; the tears are dried up in
their fountains; the aching head is at rest, and the
stormy waves OF earthly tribulation roll unheeded
over the place of graves. Let armies engage in
fearful conflicts over the very bosoms Of the Dead
not one Of the sleerers heed the spirit-stirring
trump or respond to the rending shouts of victory.
How quiet those countless millions slumber in the
arms of their mother earth! The voice Of thunder
shall uot awaken them; the loud cry of The ele-
menis, the winds, the waves, nor even the giant
tread of the earthquake, shall he able to cause an
inquetude in the chamber Of death-Thev shall
rest and pass away; the last great battle shall be
fought; and then silver voice, first Just heard
shall rise to tempest, and penetrate the voiceless
grave. For the trumpet shall sound, and the dead
shall hear his voce.-.Ngft