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fast. When ,1e came home to her castle ner
lnother w4s rrlo.ccd 20 see bar, 'or Sic had long
given her I'D f,r cst. Shs ASKED her whefe she
he'd been sll this ;ire Gcruuco answered Eer
in s,ncs o,.c-ibinr her ,nlder'ngs, the gloomy
forest and the old wom-n. Then her mother
said :. Thi, old woman has been very good 10
vou should yousoot ike 20 have her come mere
and 1--we with you 7"
ION yes. incocd :" s4!d Gertrude with delight,
and .let she had stayed with her mother lev
day. was lusi se,lIDg OF 10 90 ioF her when she
me, the iairy at tn. GATE VINO saId ,o hef, :" gu
cannot bring the old woman TO 1--we mere III! al
the people N The castle are wiling 10 Go tnelr
share oi the spnmlng."
Gertrude wcnt - them I'll and TOLD them what
oeaIu u mus c s,anc,G IN tn sP'nhing "heei,
and hls iho poJr ola woman lived 4 alone IN
the fo:cst and begged them 10 >i'in ltile every
da" AT h.>t they were un"i 'ihg ana Sa'd IL
would b. vers tedious, bptat last cnnsenteo' Tor
they loved Gc.:.uGc, AID wished tc "a al that
would pleas. ncr
She brought t.. Old woman 'o the Garlic hno
every da, ,re, all spun irf while iosethci ,
lovely mus c snunoed through fhe cdsir. a"d
they who lyei IL II were htPPler than ,ney had
ever been ceurc. But sI hough taey heard the
music whc.erCr the, wen, none oi them could
s-ng -uch sw-rt and 'y'uI song, - Gertrude
clnla
Aud now whrrcy,g sho g,nr Sic huri some
new c.!sht. " h,n soc saw Il Pic'ure she fc!t
that the yainte, nat heard The >ru,a m1slc that
-..e d,d. .,:.d piuled some tune H. loved. Tno
c;,,i,,drAi muse VS. Il 'le-fn vos"e speaking 10
her: The 4 ,Sess. the w..v,~. &c molntsin> were
her irilr'd., and she nrvcT I'll 'oaeiy among
,n'm IIss httic runpA'.ians aess et@ays re
y,icct t. be VA h,r, a;.! "a her merry laughs
..a,: pias .ne e.uid sc.f s'rt. jrnss .vh;en sic
hal n-,cr lcard IN 'E,m cc,rr,. V ;ercvct s;ie
we I {, t w,- .oV,e .ad i,yed ali hat around
her, ead vas happy trnrt U.'rnpg Ia n'g-t
that sne kno.e v..ii .t,t ma beautiful tl,ng
was. the faIr. ~ per bad p-umis her.
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I;n.lh kEtpINl;

I;B.Ik. kEtPINt;. SC
Z, &. MARSH Accountant. respectfully Announces thai
u. h, Counting Ro-,m No ~ C~ar street. cOntnus open
iruu. = \. u. 'ogp II.
/, the -,udy H,riA Keeping taught sy Mr.. Marh.
ru kt-y it flriicHi fIannrf c,rnpte> set
O.. pdrfarrsayp bok. embsru: a.! the different husau~s
ffiSteuu ui su-. lie he ir~c"IH-S iGL-ar
l;h a the ss cnDning lie 1t With al e docun'-nts
IriHuns b-k. trJ balances, balance accounts
current and with mercantile csc saua. ntesst.
discount. e,na ton "f pny ymsnt.. exchange, &r
Ia OF instruction. u-r-,u god capacity ~,ll
--r,u-n c"ug-ient B,-s ke-per, and VIII c-A-
cEi. Ia effect No'.n- tnusht q class.
NEEt ANTli.E WRlTING.-A th,funsh c0ur< Of pro-
.-,SVe lc>-on, hch sill fat eif.cn. valuable
gr,,--eu; spec. vi truly mercantile ay oe
. Inc
.u,t-c-,. with .ens. hour be obtained al the
r-i-- i.y h1.. evening.
G. e. MlRSfI'S WORKS.
ne = rrcr of is.t.- Ifrs ;!Is hrepins SiDpied llth
ei 'ipG. - .gg.> scttNo p.ce o.
gn- I'M %, -sre f1,ry B.- Keeping rnproved 81 ed,-
Jon. - ,a.,-, ..ctHs's; rrc- - y u.
tlr,r- NJ the hl-isst'r-.. aGd II use f,slns
81 ilGn t,., a'' ~r'cts n 's-uiag. cloans. writing
e. L.,DI, = teisf ,r~-t. W stafrs- oY
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GUNS. PISTOLS AND RIFLES.

MATERIALS for Gun SnI:ia Cos Locks anc asrs Of
III Jr1s; Gua sDd Ra Barres, Prrrssen Cap. and Pl
Po~ a-f fask, Snsi Bes. Io.es AID HreneAes Rbs
Rod Woruu, sc. t<r- fos ssIs In quaai4iy by
uY A. w. spiEs eco. gs Pvrl! a.
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rIa CI>..v KumsoY
I;Iz. GII.,-N isE:!IEDY
fnt,
istfn0, GNcalfy Of Bre",i"g Bsedins Of he
Lungs. C'uyb,, oiGs. bronchitis. MHue":G,
SLortress ri Brrh'k. PrW Gnd iIs0kaess
in ne CbeSt or Stir, and hi,.t most
terrific II all diseases


CONSUMPTION UF The LUNGS.
FAR fDLGER'S OI.cS NDNiNS. OR NLl-tIEtTING
RA. hM-!, y"ur -; broken by TO mud tfHublc.
some Caugh2 Have yuur PAN ~ n, SUR accompanied
with Si"rMr,S ot Rrflif. Hud ";het anrnns symptoms
yhcl lead y" ten 'e' J"u wi h"cume the vt:ilm Oi
Corsrunpio1i3 Here Remedy n h1r Itw.l cheek Jnuf
Cough. rei,s the rud ore. urciesi, rii 'reciy
restore you I, health Ar. .i.rrin: from fsaH Try
TIN. wonderful r-r-iy. Read 'ne following VI
winch IeIarintd WITHIN ,iurt tire:
DGr,d H,a.rr.0n. ~ in':' rr'. reduced very DOW
hy \ irnu, cough ard hs-ca- e.; ~" ung lie had Iuci
remedies without i-e'. M, hAi aHH.
tcnei Ii. hI~ oi ion- ain r~-!. N'hpsgh he had
fever rrd cit eat. hottie "i tn gte;i remedy
restore, nm -uf,rcy tu health.
G,Ors H HIvs RE- eN- - two bottles uf ,he Dic-a.
nn.n nit"ur- w-at -. time L. commenced!
that cuju walk lie ruu-hcd iurcuny hs 'li-
cuJ ~ hIeaihu: Inn. T." could "nls wax lew
>tc.. lr' md h.. night 'wcn'' drehdH. IN two
weeks the ~ hi- the medicine.
walked with dawn th p.trr Hni week. h.
b. ur. Hicnd lu hl, bushes,
f. I15GH f.c - Pike tf-e, cured ui .iiirG 10y inlf
ut. e tu,1nau. lie bad not uIn duwn bed for
he ~, had n u
ti.-n--. months.
Nj. Archibald. = WI street, cured rt isfimT of 1
year, 'Hndnc ig hall i~t'v a. declare. =" ~ the @
m.trne iu 'i- world. slr All used snuuus other remedies
w,rnu' no. il.' benefit.
Il,o,a r.e gin De gwen how ei.cnry ur
TN, Remedy Nur iiH- ats l"lt eNi'erchcr
r.. Nr.st'i {" he tle ~f triu GeiusJ the wud Tor
the u' ti- a.,'Ns tfr' irr1...
fcr ME "l!y e, - N-.a, door above Ann.
.rI-
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$4,000 DENTn> BY CONSTRUCTION
" Uond periays hr sn0.i sstiaatr ior nse rgrG ges
Of t;y drr0ffni ans "Ss IL .I"g's ycar;
Dgsn adj! nj, GGcfui catalogue 81 n.pss
cEtcFby iGanimation eiheLnass,
H,morrhags. ISi,mG. C0aghS,
Itiusa-I, Bf.achIf;s.and
OTTER diseases az
r!lE LUNGS AND LIVER,

And the .i VOL prc'snI 1ppHns pro"i al tie aaty OF
tn'-- r}5,>.r u. d.--tse,
But iWpptani m AHn, nnt nsa'iy h"i Tn lTer waste
OF human lic might hGyc rr,n prevented 10y tucl, uNe o
DR. WI>TAR'S EAl.>NM OF WILD CHERRY.
The rer. discovered 10y nr r' d.cns-s
Of the pulmonary produced ~ cod and chhnsenbe
cnlnie>
Scores nfcn haye Come knowledge wi-re M pa
had len - d II t"nl1 ptop--n. l-lUl-i The
rrgr ~ ma. m .i-uu wir =. the q" tii, W I'd Cherry
hHtfn hAS- been .I-a-iig f>i.sri Ia cnfup."" health
\ vel Auu~s recently lr t.e school
sie atil nr-i-iue adv -- MT c ru.t d." 81 ton
s'inp;"niu r'urn L" ier h1r- ~n. Ia ',t Ter l-s re-
in-iuH: duy, friends IL .ie m
Guce! 'he l.inI al,rm ut tNIt hurry 10y which she
.eiy cured -b1r hni returned Ia hci school
,girh lic pt hrau an,i i"tnrI=sr,t-d hegiti.
IL Hrr r'r la tss "i''- farther paiiirula oi this and
nj .er .,sht- curc' wiiI . rh.'fiuiY
Many li- mot it .acd paw ni this city md
Rtpoklyu give al.uu u ~ unqualified approval Why
.tuu. trcs u,f > l. f, ctc-y iyii-re hn'ics
''Ntit'EES i-\lO.IrE fRESGRlPrlpN."
,-.in. r,ln Ut " al acfry afA and
Iaf. two nte. aut io'se'nl ns een'' u Natures own
Laboratory.
fiij4u. ti,4f ln'-i ~ r-t-sty ever known.
rrrc iicr :. lHH-st. NaVt nfS Suta-" ~ Agent.
"a fil ''i,, oi 'rr ..'.i - tri'
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NJ, |[,Ju -, ,I-,J -

me fIrIG, stdr JhG I;,ICa
j. is positive ruarEt" 81 'hef un;.r ,ilsie,l sy-r-nce
Ih- si= from t,iian -rc',ts I-.te ~ is.
-n"cf- .'s. ta.iIafJ uth.i Known g.. n ,e-i} rrns
Fr|- hove - '---'! =, % r-r-g.
ii'- iv ",~l. '@i s -. Inc 80!
LI-at,ts 1ftr- I,rf't-l sHy dsru. ,f
te Wy ''vi - fv" 'u. i. ElfitT. - 1ur: ,.nu<T..
sni u''v - lucl a r'i . 'iH- ,sfg -i9J y,-. MI ~
ft.,sA>i hrfn.e-- Soc, -iaas'--H frslrti, ai
"-r ri Do stY -iif,R' ian 90 - -ri'fr al ti,rt q
I.tnisr'- Nt.Ne be- l,ui '4.4 ~ q ~
c--i i.-t. tts -.a'' sl1s t-..-. uuri v "a
A'\I>s ~rsr- gl.a'i H ~ etsS 90 tALJKt tie 9-fra-
- tor t.tst ns. ..,u-5 tfrN.
" hgrW.r,r 't--. y, d y,.r. e,.,-,l Of ,;- .,n
Mr. Siitst i "a. ~c. cue, 90; lra -he Ana zla IA
the
VI iGtl. - B'.s.i,ssy =. cu'-! ot acr,;.aca~
Nj ll>ut.. ~ ,'eruIg- s;r,er. cy,~.. Of :
ysrt,' s3aGdrs
Ksy ". hrkstr. OF Droohya eqfed or rub OF boa. 70
The hcn- o., tae-u Pa,
N'' i"roL's .c"r-r fWalk~t anl nps .ir-e;; cured
0i n'mf,N' ~ '-h prll 90 the he 3D. !'kI,'-t. Sc
Mh '''ra ale cd the akrf hrD-kIyn, rured Of ~enk
ne-'. pam n ac head. -fe and hr1, she uhe - te
ab.i ~niC ~s' not he cH.s t-furs taking fh--e Pills
hss 4 hHNnsg-">. - T'niy .,Hce. cured oi rno.
dhnseipns C. 81 ht eIc. ~hch bfd n',t isk t-.
!ArrioH,.N'. 70, bt. sSlrM " I-aiaH ps-sl5, i.ls. "
No otasr !Dian HctcaH- ii!s " Cougar ra- , cud
No eaers pts--., ihe EiriueS hch fi clam.
y b-Stk '.at ik- SIXTH bcE
SOLD q, tt- grncIiai CiC. Il, New
YORK lnd NJ" hiefstr-c Boston. t,so. Ms. sye-. Ia
tOlpn.s;fevt. Bru~,AJn. - lnI'
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USEFUL AND ELEGANT NEW YEARS
PRESENT.
elf. cnrio.i,is. or Literature.

Dls-uoIi'. CuriosItie. or Literature.
J-nc foregoing ,rlal- ~"fs. with The "rrGsitIAs or
A4sR!,,x LrrxRArURG.'' by K. w. GgI-w"Lp, IS. pub
.he complete uy octave v"ums mud sold for
stu; quarter ot 'he London pfrs Il nrm cersiny one
al the mos, valuable the English language and 90
uo tl,c ~ y,,a,e bfary D. cungefc wt,hout.i.
For u = ty
APPI I~r,iS 4 10 an broadway
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IlIi MnEAs, rIuMaEna, p1 p1Irupcpa,,.-l

Dill SDEAS. fIUHBEEH! PLUMBERS, The NH
icr-Drt wond cal ha attention ot Pr.,.n .ad tho &c
nc 3 :eIi:ci aftee az TIA P.etss Lad ps uaaaaisep
o. ~ sa eaisJ new pce1s sc' which ks has th
an sssn perfect pais OF pure Tn
hAfnS sa'-d grsa pestesca OF raxsutAn.
orn4 and pIAns Lead Fpe enhlrd 70 ofss tAa oes
aifieH n sss .4na Srlee casiged fof otD<
he warrant The Pips pufacturcd By hn bS.st
,etfs-t.T uHIiOIEa sci 1nz,
hs1 i1ne -f-t et u u,sioed JyDios and sourif,
tOe. shrn - tkc EuEsetoiy. Al West
SIS kr~ z W. fAlWRYR
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IDKtFAKATOKY tROARnlNGl StHnOIy MlDDI.E
J TOM CONN u. II. CHASE. a. ". PRINCIPAL
l.Iabl.h-, n KS S~sn.s Mny 18th nnt Dci
l0,n continuing m,ath, ~ eJ .ef se-son Through
rns- ~ buse md pcfdgnl attentions
p1i> fully the schools
l.ri, ~ YORK placed charge n'h cnr-ui ler,un
gung reumln.. C:fcuian " >lnrb street nnd Ia
Ilfn-d,vay % y-
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h'YERY AND BoRAX-lc0 es,l, -. -. 49,
IA tSrery easottid Nos. 49, Sosuana za9fu
oi ~ sH.s; .a1 sasass sass, s.aesd Rss1.
dlo aHEkALAE Aryy AI.rp a -. s-s
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APPLETON SCo. an Broadway.

no MEKCHAN'TS. TEACHERS AND DrHEKS.-
1 HI'NrtN tNG1ON n SAVAGE, ai6 fearl street. sss p
rco r.,n,arUy or Lale ard assortment ui
Sc,nl CLASSICAL and Miscellaneous P,pss, Blank Books IN
-y<ry ",iet. Cap. irGr AMI palni isil Dra~ns
ard l-n Paper Qulls. Ink. Sealing Wax. &c *.
NlercaaIi Is1rhers. "n.J COMMITTEES and others. whh
iny TO purchase ~ ind t ,h'ir nirrsst 10 clve Ish call
NJ We VIII arn.n ali srtlcle hu. al to" and IN
uGHnt.iic5 "a sui,.
.rilrY pIrRIlsH FOE SCHOOLS AND ACApEMlEs:
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:, RnWARD H0TEfs NEW,foRk-IaoSSAs@
AA RoE Prppretarp This well Known estsesanmsssS -
49, ~ ,b~ c,roer ef Broadway and aa.esn hns n ~
rvr rNcU,s HOTEL

FREN H'S . + T.
I'VE PROPRIETOR rnprea;iy aors e ,,at MSsj ~,
,i ,xS lev d-,s east OF BnAiwI - ~ -
,.,. ,rI,y al mercantile hu'~ss ard un prneSas en1~
~ s,n,,eu,.si and hn, iUmSei 10 sly ha W. - y
- ~, With tcst nofse 10 .ne elg.
.., -, bl.,ms AM airlr the above hocs fH aas
ane, r-xrr t" eetsnSs 'nd e'n"ns sso ssa,s s'' - '
ROOM toR ONE Nl:lI !'.'.'.....'...l &
IN. ,u, will b. warmed gratis. and upon ooen stS
,brre Ne more than one bed u ,x-.-.-S
There REtEd TORY attached. 10 which te1s nlo nseas
GER, al IN AL RorRs 81 Tho Gay aud sseenS ~ ~
nl Ttatt Rpnr crnset cs,hi nnd Aao 1ntns
III. Po.r will be IN atlrnarcs durna sAs Rid.
Ia admit lcdEeri and o Ist ;tsri o4,s 81 al houu
n B--1hsa WIN wan. Lodgings n'tsr The noSss 80"
will nng the hall tell No. Sa
nEvEs phvIDSnN, Atorcey.at Lav; v;! SSass',s * D
y Mas. }. A. CHENES & A. II: DASiDSpC ~
We pp' sticttoat To the business ot he pT1itesoo soe
niy IN the and Ia tho COLLECTION oi iore<n e1ss
rr,"uni, to hund ed d.iiaI AMI up~us 10 sny paE
of state ts pe,..os @ay ss iuuad nIM he ~ -
m YORK. No "a Ses<y street, AZ The once ~ SS,se
e. Estes No. 79 Pine rcss snd ~ Ph,l its.pht. tson
6h 4" the 10 ,ot nj Tho aiefehn"e no.et. -
,rn,ion rre rruuratel To esl Feb. Cd, lSs5,
q
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GuorYEtH'S INDIA RUBBER GOODS Tho SUI.
~ s'-f o!ei. ii Ne at tue old si-ud "f Rocr1"r s.
D,nefic'. G"Sycuf'' Garage iio, article h.shly
trish'tl. nal wl e'.!n H. t<auty NIL s;n, wUnh-r
suitable tor ne E.-i Ai-o a't,o- Tor
carra.-,. envy cosid. low pfices liav. hand a
large vn,-i a" r~-i, th. hoe COAT. Cape. P"nchos
trrirE Jsch" Cps tEe.ico, tsrtnlts< rnlN Wrtcr
lJrse;s, Shps loifr h,,r ar 'nft SRtrf.ht Sri,arn
H,s.. Tnp.uln i,rs'sEhun,-. whrh can is
a lie tOa ol the New Haven Seunbti Lr every variety
Of Covering. ON hurr rc:ng "i 'i ng-.
fnli'oad c mne urer ut ihs oT=,i notice, and
the mos rusonn5e terms lite Prc.erye AR Cushions
tnrruse Aprons, Mechanics Aprons Shower Baihs hs rs
Cloves, &c: &C. Every article warranted To staf climate
toolt eaf fatrn; Su.penLer. manufactured by d. L.
dam, AMI Warranted ll.r icty. All articles
sale ~ IuaGu,ies "a ,uit purcn,
III lstw..n Pine and Wnll.sts
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SCrtUs,l1S

I)oAEbING SCHOOI--iRvlNG lN-TlTt'TE, Tarry.
- town. y. i.-WIlnm T.. Lyun A. vi. PrGclpal.-Sum.
Session St open on IN" 1t y" May:
To these whoe're - place at BAuink school. the
advantages Offered ih Institution believed 10 be equal
4 II hgs successful operation
seven The i"cnt". ,-lightiu and SnGh:"u.
,-'.Gt lnin Ire try. IA" etcr commo'iou.
md cnmtr,trhie- piny grounds ample and disconnected
from sinc- The government efficient hni mlIi re-
semhin. wet t-ruh;rh JhFi'tGp .my-And no day
.rhn4 eyed cUuniefnct The suuiny lrUonco VI
ilm!y tanning
inIructi"n d.,-n-t not merely advance
ni l-ti-,t Iui the branc ne, >tuir but t G-NeIe
nnd the judgment erlgh'.a the understanding. To
t!i- nhb aGi To moral and useful direction 10 :-
nrilunilna,.
Furhc raricnnr,. including Catalogue of Stntcuis: OPT
patrons, veil h. ira the pamph - circular "f
the Institute b hr had Application NJ the Is OK stores oi
af..it Wexford, h>tu ivl>- mud RHy 10 BOwery
Reference by PERMISSION. ts following distinguished
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=. L', p r o,ss C.p'as, ef amboal', P.ek Shs ~
TON STEAM LAUNDRY. SO Wash,pgt.oS ~ a. 4<921ss
To call ibe attention. Of ihs pusic thsr new ~
otnen. sNDefoS sGHE
ld. Garment. wutsd By tho sseaIa pr,es-. ~; lrsl
longer than II vnsiei IN the ordinary war IN laS x4
ven 10 lsiss and seticnsns w. s,n
usy dspec..i with. aSd The work doos f;c,p
bette. p'Sss ana iocompaMf&4
TIE iaei.t'sa tene such. ihsy enab.,d In NJ.
60 " nnen " cSSfosi Abc, uhio ho3nx
n % ,as gwen 70 eo.oss eoiar. ef sss ,.s,,S
are dred wis,s sooe q an sDd s :, s sS
nuesa wasssd at tis ostabiahsent rn,os - IN ~
e rsnes.y rstbd g ss g sassl,,;s rss ;ssssaa
1 Ordeu Ell at the othes - EnE. %'vv4
,as @ Lasaars, n W Gs.a.stea. sssn Cass ss
with the rsaIat,oss n ,ss ssee sai q pzess
lE9 itnr i . ~ fz1y - ttnd
IL tsnery e,s9tak Nos. - Sasnano zaza61R
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~ ALLY ME1IGRNNDC:i BOOK FOR ls5.-rhe .ul-
lIrr w"u rR The 1i;sa'inn ni bu,ine-s nsn u-d others
- Memorandum Book. TO the above
yytE l,t uh,,ed for the e>u.as y.ar Tins DHrnngetl
with pun-d hrn.ng '- .nprnniun. fOT every day ~ the
h, trr'f' han pocket wr'-<s 80 who h
,hcy cnu nv, D- riHpkd, they made VII, tncs and
pckei .r that pur;J. Puhhc nnd soil .yhossnie and
retail by tkNNtlS u It)tIk kEi.,
~ .:n Manufacturing S'loneri, !! NtIien taya.
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y LiR Al LAW, AND SOLiCfrOR In CHANCE
RY. F-r Wayne. Ind w'l attend TO pssssoeal tu;msss
attend payment OF OF ando end all ofhos
appetainxt TO General Land Agency Tor Hoftia
Rrtrrrse1s ~ Nsss. Ye~k ~ w. Ednsad, Esq. Messs
Foot Drvies, w & Z. Woodruff s. Co Sastam. Sase q
To- Thorne. HUH 1. Thomas S'I9thers. MotsAouse Co
t'u-ustock a. tslyer, r,S Stns
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

AIR COUGHS Spec rHt-S.-Two Of h'. be,' IN the
vi Journal The Am. Tc;p laIon ior ssruaiy rice
81 Is Nassan street Ief y
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THE TRIBUNE e
Revic "

THE CH!LDS FRIEND: Dsasnsd fos Fauiiss and Sunday
Schocs: Eiitsd Ly ELIZA l. FoLLxx. Bottos: Leoa-
ard L. Buwlss
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-26

FATRBANK CoNvIcTED.-Fairbank, in
dicted for stedling slaves in connection
with Della Webster, was tried at Lexing-
ton, Ky. on the 18th inst. When arraign-
ed, plead not guilty 10 the several indict-
ments found against him; after the jury
were empanelled and sworn, that plea was
Withdrawn. and the plea of guilty entered
by the desire of the prisoner. who threw
himself entirely upon the mercy of the
jury. Being allowed to make an address
to the jury he avowed himself an Adolf
zionist, but plead the force of education
10 palliate the enormity Of his offence,
which he declared was more plain to him
on reflection, than heretofore. The Jury
sentenced him to five years confinement,
in the PenitentiarY on each of the three
indictments, making fifteen years in all
but the Judgment ofthe Court was reserv.
ed till the following day.
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~ SANDs's SARsAPARILLA.-Health i
the choicest blessing heaven can confer on
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/ For further particulars and conclusive
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BISHOP ONDERDoNK.-The Report Of
Bishop O's trial is published. The pa
Pers are still discussing the question of
his guilt Respecting the testimony,
Bishop Hopkins says:
"Never, in the course Of many years
experience, have 1 seen such body of
witnesses. Clergymen of unspotted rep
utatIon, their wives exemplary and blame
les, COMMITMENTS active and jealous in
good works-such are the persons, on
whose solemn oaths we have de cided this
affecting issue. AndI do not hesitate to
say, that if l could admit single doubt
of he.substantial correctness of their ev-.
idence, should be compelled to abandon
all faith in human testimony"
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
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ARRIVAL OF POLK AT WHEELING
ON SUNDAY.

Conspicuously under the editorial head o
the Statesman, is a notice ofthe arrival o.
Mr.. Polk, at Wheeling, amid the firing
o. cannon on Sunday LAST A large
crowd, according TO the Statesman, collec-
ted on shore TO welcome him; bur, sit being
Sunday, there was little or no cheering" "A
fine new coach" conveyed him TO Virginia
Hotel, where "Col. Thompson 1ras 10 receire
him"
We have only one question to ask and one
remark to make in view of these doings of
Locofocoism on Sunday. Does any one rec
ollect the shameful abuse of Mr.. Clay be-
cause he happened TO reach New Orleans
Sunday, last year, in a tour South; and the
pious ejacnIations of the Loco press, at the
braking of the Sabbath? If so, they will
agree with US that The movements Of MIR.
P ok and the conduct oftbe very men who
we're loudest in the abuse OF Mr. Clay, fur
nishes beautiful commentary on the homes
ty and consistency of Loco politicians
Columbus (Ohio,J Journal.
An account somewhat similar 10 the above
in the State paper a day or two
since; but without the decisive tone of disap-
proval on the part Of the editor which has
oftentimes accompanied alleged violations of
the Sabbath, by distinguished members of the
Wing party.-Albany Jour.
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THE NEXT L. s. SENATE.

The next Senate will be Loco by MAJOR
iy of one. The Wings are entitled 10
Senator from Virginia having majority III
the House and in joint ballot. But the Lo
cos have a majority in the Senate, and have
in lefnittl; postponed the election. Ih'
game is true in .Iation TO Indiana, where the
Senate being Loco have recently prevented
an election of [. s. Senator, who would be
Wing if now chosen. Besides these two
elections the Legislature of Tennessee does
no, meet until next December and Mr.. Eos
,er's place will not be filed till then. The
Tennessee Legislature is Wing in joint bal
let. or the remaining 10 members 25 are
Locos and "a Wings.
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G d..

In this village, on the Oath inst Mrs Jane
L. Turner, aged 25years, wife of Mr.. Oliver
P. Turner and daughter of the late Franklin
Shepard ofNew Haven.
In this village, Feb. 6, Mrs. Sarah Brown,
of apoplexy, aged SO.
She was an exemplary christian. and for
many years a useful and devoted member OF
the Congregational Church, of a kind and
affectionate disposition, untirlng benevolence,
and self-sacri6cing virtue. She endeared
herselfto all who knew her. By her suivi-
wing friends she will be long and deeply
mourned.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The managers of the Addison County Ag-
rlcultural Society are requested to meet at
the town-room in Middlebury, on Wednesday
the 18th Of March, A. d. 1916, at 10 O'Clock,
AM, for the purpose of adopting rules for the
next Annual Fair and designating the premi-
ums to be awarded on that occasion. Every
manager will see the necessity Of procuring
subscriptions, to the constitution land making
returns at the meeting. No pains should be
spared in this respect.
A full attendance of the managers is ofthe
utmost importance.
By order of the President.
ii. BELL, Sec'y.