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So Ao( HEALTHY EXCURSION TO THE
III - FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK

The UTICA will make an Afternoon Excursion around
stleu stand sunday july 2ith and continue Tues
do Fda, and sunday, and leave follows Foot Of II am
mond IA otlOc-C nal pike street r.
At half past Pier No at ga o'clock f. NJ and arrive
Ga city "a = o'clock
Fare IS cents e-ch way. ives Pm
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SSN FOR, LIyERPooL--New Line-;ReguIm
EfffN racket Of 2lth Juy.-The splendid packet ship
1880 hO9tiU7, tntm j. Collins, of 100 tons, win
above, her ight passage having
sctommoda uneqnsled Tor splcnor c~moyt, apply
board. az Orleans Wharf, loot Of Wall street, oIto
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A. II o'clock, at thr Auction Room
Under Wsrdens inspection Cor Of whom may
Germ, u ofsteel damaged the Of impoa ION
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'E'Eac FIiOsa of the Day.
HE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGEI.
III L PHI &

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN YEGETA"
BILE PILLS.
THO the citizens Of the United States and 'p'
Il Canadas is respectfully submitted this DHec.
tory to the means for reganing that whlch ua'
been partially and in some instances totally lost
What blessing should be priced above lra' VI
health and who knows better how To pizc lhe o',,
sing, than those who have been deprived on ~ -
it is an old adage, (and one that contains a WISE "
junction, } Gin n time ot peace, prepare Tor "''
We should in time of Health prepare Tor lng g ~
tacks of that steaIthy Toe, Disease, 1t ""uT "U ~
wisdom TO observe his movements, to scan we" "Y
form in which he approaches, and then % NV ~
him with those means which are calculated " "
feet their overthrow Those means are ho" -,
fore this cnlig htened and Intelligent commune:
They are accessible to the poor as well as Ic",
trust that those who regard the Cons' m'iOs
/ of man as one of the finest specimens OF NV"
| work nanship, and the laws by which The si''S
is governed and directed, originating 10 no ~"
than in the councils of heaven, will SO LAT w..
| the inIunctions of the latter TO provide lhe "
safeguard for the former. .-..h
! 1t is with the most fattering recomcndaio"srr
scrbcd by the most eminent Medical aehty",I
not only in this country but also IN Europe, ~" o
offer this valuable Medicine to this American
! pie. aupay
Time and full opportunity Tor Gln. nay be-
tal trial have placed the Lion OF w1 onackery,
ond the brand Of imposition, Humbus
&c. .;,0 ror,s Of
This pill is composed of extracts oil hno o If sOy
the vegetable king dom, (being entirely ' a,GsuG
drug of deleterious nature -, and adaP'eG and thf
iy 10 cleansing of the Stomach, bloou' BilIos
various secre,i0ns OF the Human system, Seat
Fevers and Cholic, Fever and Ague 'oaun Ash
let Rosh Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Cos.noSby vs.
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu culeo, ,cccmps
ing these Pills according to the direcuo"
nying each box ,; is egn /
1t Is not intended that this medicine .,em is is /
for all Diseases 10 which the hum III :,
BILE. . compound
Many efforts have been made !" o but brs
Medicine which would cure all Disease above 'F
FAILED. Those Diseases enumefa,eo snre cure o.
within the power of these Pills ana 'N
relief is warranted. IFWETT, 81
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER Jt smrosEs MD
JoHNsBuaY. AND AT THE PRINCIPAL
u. STATES u Canada. Il
Price 81 l2 cents. s.uoIton Lan'Is
AGENTS.-Baker, Judevine %In III. Aiken
Vile; A. q NJ. r.. Cheever, HardwT. hot; /. Css
Vincent, Walden; Warner a. 90 oHumph.ySGII
ling, Cabot; E. Eaton, Danvie; . r n Morn
| JoRnsbury; L. r Brown, Lynd9nn, p Fairb'n.a,S5
d Rankin St. Johnsbury East; 1. K. NJ. az
Waterford; John NJ. Parks, BaTneS Ibam; Ch'Ss~
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts r. DenisOIs,c "a
. Ter and Brown, Peacham; ]. q a.; NJ Hoyt ~
. ton; Charles c. Newell, Burke; = 9lS!'
Lyndon.
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MI or al am d ReligiOus +.
As UREF OUNDA TlON.


Behold! says the everlasting King, / lag in Zion
for foundation, stone. a tried stone, precious
corner stone, sure Foundation: he Ma. JetieceM
shall NOT make haste. This text contains noble
display of our Savior's consummaie ability for this
great work, is admirably calculated preserve the
mind from distressing fears, and to settle it in
steady tranquility.
How beautiful the gradation! How lively the
account, and how very important the practical i'm
rrovenent Come look at the inscription which
is engraven on this wonderful stone Beholdt In
tended TO arouse and fix most attentive regard.
The God Of heaven speaks. He speaks, and every
syllable is balm; every is rich with Conso
lation. If ever, therefore, we have to hear |
let us bend them 10 this speaker, and on this occa
sion.
A Stone. Every thing else is sliding sand is
yielding air, is breaking bubble. Wealth will
prove vain shadow; honor an empty breath; pleas
a delusve dream; our own righteousness spi
ders web If on these rely, disappointment
must ensue, and shameNis inevitable. Nothing but
Christ, nothing but Christ, stabIy support our
spiritual Interests, and realize expectation of
true happiness. And blessed be the divine good
ness! He is, for this purpose, not stone only,
but
Aried stoae. Tried, in the days of his humani
ty, by the vehemence OF temptation, and all the
weight of Lotions; yet, like gold from the furnace
rendered moro shining and us,rious by the fiery
scrutiny. Tried in the character OF a Saviour, by
millions of depraved, wretchcd, ruined creatures,
who have always found him perfectly able, and as
perfectly ,oiIing. 10 expatiale the enormous
guilt 10 deliver from the most inveterate corrup>
lions, and 10 to the very utmost, ALI who come
unto God through him
a corner stone. Which not only sustains but u.
mites the edIfce; incorporating both Jews and Gen
tiles, believers Of different languages and manifold
enominations-here, in harmonious bond of
krotherly love-hereafter, in one common partici.
patton OF eternal Joy.
apyecious stone. More precious than rubies; the
peal Of great price, and the desire Of all nations
Precious with regard TO the divine dignity of his
person, and The unequaled excellency of his medi-
atorial offices.
a sure foundation. Such as no pressure car
shake, equal, more than equal 10 every weight, c,
TO sin, the heaviest load in the world The roel
Of ages, such never has failed, never will iai
those humble peniten.s who cast their burden upor
tho Lord their Redeemer; who roll all their guilt
and Fix their whole hopes, on this immoveabe basis
Or as the words may be rendered, A foundation
afouHdatt0n! There is fine spirit OF vebemency
Ia the sentence, thus understood. 1t speaks th,
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MERRHMAC HOUSE,

CORNER OF MrRRIMAc, FRIEND AND MARKET
STREETs-BoSTON
TENHE subscribers having leased the above estab
D. Iishment date Warren House) have made
therein the most thorough repairs, and ieiurnished
the whole in a handsome manner The House IS
now open for company, and the charge tor iran
silent boarders will be One Dollar per day.
The situation being convenient to the Market
and other places of business and the arrangements
Of le house equal any other Of It's class, the pat
ronage of marketers, merchants and others visiting
The city is respectfully solicited.
The Stables connected with Tie establishments,
are large and convenient.
DANIEL CHAMBERLAIN.
HENRY EMERY.
Boston, Dec. 4, IS4l. 23owo
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HS Cd T. Il Il ~ q LOT HI 8
AND
EsWrr HHiEl Stone

u F. WHITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, con,
-. lIbues TO import direct from ne manuiaciur
eeIs, all kinds ofDulch Boiling Cloths used in the
New England States. From long experience in
Tue manufacture OF this article he is enabled fur
nsh hIIlers with more perfect and durable Cloths
Than can nc Obtained elsewhere, and al lower prices
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes. made
TO order. July, 6, lS4l. 2O7ewis6mewos6m
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, FAIRBANKS HMPROyEn
Divimg-Flue Cooking Srar

WE would again call the atten,ioo 90 y ~.
w lie to the above Cooking Stove. ,. Inc pub.
convenience, economy and durability - winch for
s nhs oysn a% wh'h the p a o
the best in use. The leDgth and s;1o sec to be
place will admit OF large and long wood VI Tue fire
less labor in preparing the wood, and ranS sqlrng
more suitable for warming house T6n ouS Srlns it
IN Inc hearth h renders for ro'nac'
the plates are liable to burn out, and j, i none Of
eddy twice as durable as any other stove IN u"aoub
These points of superiority should be raw ~ Use
by those who design to purchase stoves Numbered
ter WIS win.
The above together with BOX and pan
STOVES are for sale by our Agents in ,bc nLoR
boring towns and at our Factory helgh>
q. 81 I. FAIRBANKS A. ~
st. Johnsbury, Nov 10, 1S4l. So 20,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NKTE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court foi the District of
Orleans, Commissioners To receive, examine and
adus, all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of
HARRISON MASON,
late of Cratsbury, in said District, deceased rep
resented insoly cnt, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, and six months from
the Goth day Of February instant, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose We do therefore here
10y give notice that we will attend 10 the business
of our SAID appointment, at the dwelling house OF
lsasc ovey, in said Craitsbury, the first Friday
Of March and the last Tuesday OF July next, from
ten to six O'Clock each Of said days.
ALVAiI r FRENCH,1
JOSEPH SCOTT. Commissioners.
JOHN w. MASON,
Crnlisbury, Jan. 30, lS42. 235w3
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DETWEEN ST Johnsbury Plain and Simeon
I'D IIrll's, in Waterford, on Sunday the 30th Of
January, containing two notes-ono for $685. the
other tor Is or Sl9-a three and one dollar bill
orthe Wells River iank, and little change-said
notes signed by WIN. Preston, Of DanyiiIe, and
payable 10 Timothy Covoney order. The find.
or will rc rewarded by leaving the Wallet with
the subscriber. BRAiNARD COVENEI.
Danvie, Feb !, 1912. 236w3"
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Ncwbury seminary.

TENhE Spring Term Of this school will commence
l. on Thursday, Odd inst. and continue l2 weeks
The Trustees have added TO their board OF lnstruc
ton teacher of the Hebrew Language from New
York, for the benefit or the Theological Class, or
any others who wish 10 attend to the study of this
language, This teacher TO commence with this
term
Price Of Board and Tuition as usual.
LEWIS TIBBETTS, Secretary.
Newbury, Feb. 2, 1912 23Gw3"
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r. 4. n $ s. G 8.

EUST received a good lot Of TflOMPSONS
- IMPROVED TRUsSES, superior article
Also. on hand, Murss, and others, large and
small, single and double, male and female.
Those needing any hing Of the kind cannot fail
to be suited. l.. JEWETT,
ST. Johnsbury Plain.
Feb .. 23Ow3
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language Of exultation, and expresses an important
discovery. That which mankind infanlly want;
that which hlulttudes seek, aud find mol; il is leie
is here This, this is the foundation Of their par~
don their peace, their eternal felicity -Herrey,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-22
WILLIAM WRiGHI"S
4 Ia ii IA "A y Wrga& tive PILLS.

EnIire[y Vegetable.
Manu- featured under The immediate supeIinten
dance Of William Wright, Wee President of
the
North american College Of Health.
EINOR the treatment aud cure Of diseases in The
h form OF bilious and nervous fcvers, measles,
small pox, pains in the stomach, back and side,
consumption, dropsy, scroiuia, cancer, splitting of
blood, sick head ache, rheufna,ism, diarhoea, dys
EMERY, cholics dyspepsia PREPARATION of the heart
ulcers and sores OF every sind, &c. &c.
For Siisb By
LUTHER JEWETT, St. Johnshury,
F'S 81 MECHANICS STORE, ST. J. Cenue,
MORRILL, " RANKIN ST. J. East,
| L. p. PARKS, Il co. Passumpsic,
| CHANDLER * BROWN, Peacham,
| J. q. DARLlN 6, Concord,f
| G. w. GATES Lunenburgh,
GOOLD d NELSON, GuildhaIl,
FULLER. IDE, u co. Lyndon,
! J. NJ HOYT, ~ co. Lyndon Centre,
| J JEWETT, ~ co. Barnet. 2l3-l,
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S CO IT L A N ID
BY MARY BowITT.

BYM MARY BowlTT.
Oh mountain crested Scotland!
marvel not thou art,
Dear as gracious mother,
Unto her chldren's heart
] marvel not they love thee,
Thou land orrock and glen,
or sira,h, and lake, aud mountain,
And more-of gifted men.
Oh, wild traditoned Scotland!
Thy briery burns and braes,
Are full of pleasant memories,
And tales Of other days!
Thy story haunted waters,
In music gush along,
Thy mountain glens are tragedies,
Thy healthy hills are song!
"Thy dowie dens of Yarrow,'
"The Amman water wan"
"The deep mill dams o Binorie,'
Where sailed ",he milk white swan
The 10 Vers bloody meeting,
On "Fair Kirkconnel lea"
We sing them 10 the slumbering child,
We cradle on our knee!
Land OF the Bruce and Wall ace,
Where fiery hearts have stood,
And for their country and their faiIh,
Like water poured their blood;
Where wives and little children,
Were steadGast TO the DEATH
And graves of martyr warriors,
Arc in the desert heath.
Land Of the social virtues
Where the tIler of the sod,
Saith to his lowly household,
"Come let us worship God"
> Where the lowly shepherd readeth
His book within the glen,
And the poorest dwellers Of the hills,
Respect themselves as men.
Oh, mind. ennobled Scotland
? marvel not thou art
Dear, as gracious mother
Unto her childrcn's heart,
marvel not that oil the world
To thee admirng turns;
Thou caves, birth to Walter Scott,
n And unto Robert Burns
, Oh, land Of moor and mountain!
Ofbarren wastes of stone,
Ofueeless straths and trackless wiIds,
love thee ns my own!
love thy mournfnl moses,
Where sounds the p!over's wall;
And the savage mountains girdle round
The dwellings of the Gel
love the gray mist hovenng
Ger rocky isle and shore;
love the castle gray and stern,
Tue strength OF days Of yore:
Thank God, we are one people,
With but one heart and aim!
For my bosom hath warmer pulse,
To hear Old Scotland's name.
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NOTICE

I'D AN away from the subscriber on the 29th inst
Il u ndentured boy, by the name of SAM Ell
LATHE Al persons are forbid harboling or
trusting said boy my account, as will pay no
debts of his contracting after this date.
SlLAS SEARS.
Orleans, Jan 81 1912. 236w3
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CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, AND
DEBILITY.
DR. TAYEOEs'S BAESANg OF
sIEVEEsNVOHgT.

AS general remedy for these diseases, am ful
~ satisfied from long experience, there is no med
lcine equal to DR. Tay tors Basam of Lverwort.
Being purely vegetable, it can be used with the
utmos, safety by all persons in every condition.
1t ceanses the lungs by exPectoraton, relieves diff
ficult breathing and seems to heal the chest There
can be no question, but this medicine is certain
cure for chronic coughs and colds. have used it
fr four years III my practice, and always with sue
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Es 4. O "a d cEOt IN 8 .

ENNGLlSH, German, and American-superine
e. medium and low priced; also, Diamond aud
plain Beaver Cloths. and PHO: Cloths; superfae,
medium and low priced Cassimeres, and Buck
Skin; Rich Vestings, common do; Tailor's Trim
mngs-a good assortment at
SHEDD q JEWETT'S.
Nov. 1S41. 223uf
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| r ROGERS. Al. ID.

A F.ROGERS, NJ. d.
Dear Sir-l feel unequvoca pleasure In the op
portuuity now offered me Of expressing my appro
batory opinion of your Palsam of LWerwort, and
the success have obtained from its adminis
lration. / have used your medicines in upwards
Of sixty cases, comprising all stages OF from
incipient Cold and Cough, to advanced Pbihlsis,
and have invariably found immediate relief. re
commend cheerlulIy all cases W here the Chest
and Lungs are affected, particularly in Consump-
ton, with Scrofulous Diathesis. For Chronic
Cough, Pain in the Chest, Splitting ofblood, &c.
have no hesitation in pronouncng your Vegetable
medicine unrivailed.
With respect, yonr obedient servant,
GEO. CAMPBELL, NJ d.
And member Of Coll. Of Surgeons, Edinburgh
New York, January 2, 1889.
W The following remarks were taken from the
last number o f the Medical Magazine
"The surprising effect produced by DR. TayloIs
Basam of Liverwort, in consumptive cases,
not fail excite deep and thrilling interest thro'
ought the world. We have SO long believed this
disease (consumptiun) ncurable, that it is difficult
credit our senses when we see persons evident.
| ly consum ptive, restored to health Yet this fact
! of daily occurrence.
! TO FEMALES.-'The number oftemales in del
ica,e health is truly surprising Weakness loss of
appetite, liver comp plants, and many other dseas.
es prey upon them. All this can be remedied by
the use of strengthening medicine, that will assist
nature in all her movements, restore tone 10 the
nerves and muscular organs. vi this kind is DIR
Taylor's BaIsam of Lverwort, which being
mud and purely vegetable, answers females admira
bly,.
~ SPLITTING OF BLOOD.-Thrs disease con
sists of discharge Of Blood, often froihy, from the
mouth, brought up with hawking and coughing IL
is usually accompanied with difficult breathing and
some pain in the chest Sometimes it is proceed
ed by oppression at the chest, dry tickling
cough, and slight shooting pains This disease i:
always more or less dangerous. The great danger
is that these SYMPTOMS may terminate in consuml
ton, and immediate remedies alone save thi.
end. But DIR I'ay lor's Basam OF Liverwor is
sure remedy.
! u NERVOUS DISEASES * WEAKNESS
DIR Tayl or's Balsam Of Liverwort, made al 37i
Bowery, is assuredy excellent Remedy 70
these diseases. My wife has been noreor less Ill 70
ten years She extremely nervous, and a
times weak that size could not tend TO her d.
4 nestle duties: BY the of this medicine, he
strength is wholly restored and she is healthy
| eau wish her 10 be. Myaddress is at Mr Taylor
office
A spurious kind Is abroad. Beware! The gem
inc is for sale by 2l7m6
l. JEwETr, ST. Jehnsbury.
A. Mcmillan, Danville.
E. Perry, Cabot.
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" % u Il a. Ne .

A LII persons indebted to the late firm OF NIX.
N PARKS " co. are requested to make Py>.
ment to NJ X. PARKS, on hefnre the first OF
March next, as all demands due said firm that are
paid by that time, particular contracts ereephl
will be left for collection.
Waterford Jan. 10, 1912. 233w5
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Marine Court.


JuSn l1.-Jesse Ferguson rs WilhHm (. H'Gish;-A
few weeks since. MIR. Lewis jennings City Hall Place,
obtained verdict in the u. s. Court against John Fergu.
No. 227 Centre street. for violation Of his patent
the manufacture OF spirit gas. He allowed damages
in the of $780, aud costs, which amounted to $3.50
He got out execution, which served upon
Mr. Fergusons stock somewhere about the LIST May The
store subsequently repenshei and the continued
be sod The sign Of John Ferguson had been taken
down. and that of Jesse put up second levy made
upon these goods by the defendant (who is officer OF
the U. s. Court under instructions and indemnity from
Mr.. Jennings, belonging to John. The plaintiff, who
is brother to John Ferguson sues to recover in
action OF trespas alleging that his brother leased the
store to him after the first levy and tina. he stocked it.
of plaintiff for 800 being considerably than the value
ofthe goods taken.
For plaintiff, Mr. Dresser. For defendant Messrs.
Wheaton and Vultee.
cara DrsU and Others Commissioners of Pilots fin
drsw b. Lambkia in 1887, the Legislature passed act
authorizing masters of coasng vessels who
Sandy Hook, to do provided they first obtained L.
cense from the Pilot Commissioners to that effect The
vessels embraced in this provision be Of less
than 49, nor over 200 tons burthen. The Commissioners
empowered to make bylaws, and impose penalties
for breach of the act The license continue for
one year. during which time the master al
liberty to navigate his vessel without employing at
time special pilot The Commissioners placed the pen.
atty at $50 against who should attempt to pilot
his vessel without such license The action to
recover the amount Of penalty from defendant he having
potcd his vessel the Peter Ritter from port in Virginia
by the OF Sandy Hook to the of New York The
efence set was that the law compelling such license s
unconstitutional Judge Sherman in presenting the views
ofthe Court stated that there nothing the Const
tuition of the United States in any law Of Congress-
n any decision Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, prohibiting such law being enacted and it was
in his opinion perfectly constitutional 1t would be un
necessary to enter into minute examination of reporc
cases on the point but Wheat 207, is leading
Judgment therefore rendered for plaintiffs in the
Of $50, being the amount claimed.
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Sneclnl Sessions.

Before Judge Noah and Alderman Crolius and Smith.
JUNE Thames Haggerty sent up for six months
for stabbing female, named Bridget Downing, with q
knife in three different places twice the forehead and
the hand This person should been tried FOL
assault and battery with intent to KILL and his
acted upon by jury in the Court Of General Sessions.
Thomas Foster charged with robbing the money drawer
Of Frederick SEEKER Of 81 Vack street. of 50 in bank bills
acquitted. Henry lndorc aud William Kerr two
boys convicted stealing $40 worth printing pa
per from the store of Robert Walsh ~ Fulton street. but
judgement was suspended Henry Craig, a colored man
found guilty stealing three pairs Of gentlemens gal
ter boots, worth $780, from the store Of John Mcclure
was sent up for two months John Dickinson TO
the City Prison for go days for stealing barrel Of moasses
worth 50, from Wilson g. Hunt Henrietta Jones a
her Of shirts, collars, &C. from drunken man. whose
name unknown. Marietta Dunn for beating an aged
named sherlock, and otherwise assaulting her
sent back TO the City Prison for 30 days. Henry Jack
colored, for cutting coored woman named Henriet
ia Jackson with razor and threatening to kill her.
sent up for six months.