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E.INCOLNTON
MALE ACADEMY.
BENZ. SUMNER, AM, PrincIpai.
TEO, D. SUMNER. Assistant.

fHvIliS School will be opened for the reception
a of Students on the second Monday oil jan
nary, le4j
Terms of Tuition By The Session Of Epe months
orihogrophy, Reading. and Writing, ID %
Arithmetic English Grammar and 700
Geography,
Algebra, Elements of Natural Phi-
lasophy aud Chemistry, Physiol- 10 %
ogy, History and Rhetoric,
Higher branches ofpute Mathemat-
les, mixed Mathematics. astron-
omy. Mucralogy, Zoology. Mo, AS,oo
ral and Intellectual Philosophy,
aud Logic.
Latn and Green Languages, 10 OO
ri .nd o,be, CONTINGENCIES. IS
Board can be had in respectable iamilies iof
ST OF S. per month.
REFERENCES:
/ Ralfigb-IIis Excel. VIM. a. Graham, Hon
/ George +. Badger.
Chapfl HID. l.. Swain, LID. President
4 of the University, Hon. VIM II. Battle
/ IR.lsboro'-IIon, Hugh Waddti, T. H. Man
gum. Esq.
Orford-IIon. r. y. Gillian.
Yaneeprilie Kerr, ESD,
/ Sahsbufg-Rev. T. F. Davis.
Cabarrus-Ilon. d. NJ. Bartnger.
IredeH-F. l.. Davidson, Esq.
Beat.ies' Ford--Cel. John II. Wheeler.
Trustees of the Linsolnton Academies.
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Ornamental, Sign, Flag II Mirror
Efbrrsacrs, Read This!

North Carolina 4 grlculturlst.
a6LE have been freqvenlly solicited 70 pub
w hsh lnagricullutai paper, and utter ma
turn deliberaou, have concluded TO send out
Proposals FL such a publication p the farmers Of
this STATE iol their consideration, That a Wurk
Of this character is wanted ia this State, no one
will deny II is nov flr the farmers 10 say
,yhetkei iaey will have such work, devoted en-
roiy to thef interests, or nat, rs THIS pafcr, II
published will be devoted entirely TO the interest
Of the farming community, and WI dtsea eve
s.tject that can possibly b. Of interest to thai
class,
T6D Agricultural will be published every week
on a beautiful sheet by "a inches, at Nle low
pics Of g pr aHnnm, payable on seceipl Of ne
first nuat5er--ao 50 50 during The pear.
" these bfs1f remarks we commit the pro-
posed p.ee- 10 the hands 81 The ificnds Of hgrl-
culture throughout The State, and respectfully ask
their aid in sustaining the enefprlse.
y S. III proper 10 state that tue AgoiGal uflsl
VII As,e us connection with tiio Messenger "hat-
oyer, ut.er ihan DO printeb in tie pau.e oli.ce-
what appear4 ii one will moi 10 The other
subscfbions 10 be seut sent IN by the tst o.
September The first number 70 DO issued u
soon Thereafter as possible, provided suihs'en
ri,fr3tsr ts t.lttaiued . warrgut the aHdetlaAu9.
@,sf;yery Editor 10 this Stats Is rs4lesiea :
Il. y fEe above advertisement (togethef N!th w
oa.., Nh sena copy OF his paper containing lh'
g,,,e tmark,dl to b 6 Highiuud Messengers Ih'
layar win be lhearfolly ne,fglcat9d, Nhcasve
'''''' mos W ATkfN,
Ashtvlte III G.
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COUGH ~ haEA 1 !! / y! 5!

pAR. IiuLL's COUGH L0ZENGt.s are m7't
q y rapidly suprrceding NIL other preparations
for the relief OF Coughs. Colds Asthma, Whooplng-
eou,h, Caiarrah, Tightness OF the chest, b'ohehf
til, aud similar pulmonary affections.
one box Of these Lozenges vii often 90 'pofe
ROOD ii cases Of iac,pient consumption tHhh "a
b. real xcd by change Of c'imate, re cough
however deeply seated, can resist Their iae1n'H,-
,ne influences and all disclsee Of The lungs infoi'
ana other organs Of respiration, Il nu' n,tety ny.
yond the power Of medicine, readily yield 70 MGSe
invaluable Lozgngcs.
sTG0 m IITtTIts
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l! asZA 4: aNeM:s

The surcs,, and est Maalg,ncs ever diseefe''e
for sxpefine worms from cliilron;
Only Read hat thsy have DONE
LqaderGale Co, (Tenn.) Avg. 9. le4f.
On CAtyls +. iirtf~ III
DEAR siR,-Your sgent len with me quantfy
of ynur Worm and Cough Lounges for sale .
have used part Of them 10 my family and sold
tho balance have had family about q years,
ana pronounce your Leseneos Che best iaed'cina
for Tie complaints tAey aso designed TO care mas
have ever used 10 NY family, please forward nv
! supply as gpan az possible,
Yours, with respect
1E0NARn DERNtDANF
Pd,c IS cents per bov, with fuIl diteoi"ns ies
using, tJr sale in Charlotte by u,e
And may be found generally in all the towns
a. villages in tie State
Ia
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DIR. spencer's Vegetable Pills.

Or. spenCer's vegetable Piiis.
The thousands among us who use this medicine
nerd no. be told how hugh is the position which il
sostaina, nor ct IL patamunnt advantages over all
other preparatsons Of similar character But
for tho bcnc fit Of t!nse who have not given u a
trial or who may bo saepica of its virtues, we IN
sort the following certificate from Mr.. isaac ".
7aomas, highly respectable merchant OF iattd-
dega Springs, Aiatama
TuLrDraA SrRlSas, Ala. Ang. II, 1912.
This is 10 eoitify thai have been nlllcleJ with
S,ok.headachc, b. spersia aud Liver Complaint
and Go tyencss FOR the last o. years, during
which line had taken, ~ we'll as reaoect, a.
bout go boxo OF Iieekwlth's Pdis, II boxes Of Pc
ters' pils, aud q member d boxes Of Champions
and BraHjrtth's Fills, nil OF which Afforded me
bot l,ilc Or no reiaE Al last was recommended
Dr.. Speneer's Vegetable Pills and ptH ] did for
never had bul oae aitsck Of the Siek,fieadacie
Hacr | commenced iHking the Pills, tno~ about
six munihs.) and etrdldlr cgacss that have de-
riyod more real bcneal from tia Gss Ct SFeneGr's
p,ls Than from all the Other nrdiciaes aud pills
that have ever taken and would earnestly &c.
commend thc N TO ALL, as beirg in any opinion,
The best medicine muse for all lingering cont
plants. The Pill. have done mo much good.
that would not feel willing to BIZ without iLem
for Eve dollars a box and cannot but feel very
grateful to DR.. Spencer fot having prepared such
valuable raedicisc, md the distribution oi !. -
comforting very great iavor cn Ihc public, "a u
IA thing Of tho utmost Importance that every
fioiy should have a supply Of Dr.. Spencer uu-
~ valuable pll. constantly on hand.
ISAAC NJ. THOMAS.
Price rs cent. por Box With directions
Tor sale in Charlotte by u Oates.
Concord by r & X. Winecof & ca,
J. & ", Murphy, Salisbury
JAS II. Enuiss.
IlincoIaton by J. llnke
Greenyilc BY Dr. c. Reto.
Ward may be found general, in ell Tie Cries,
iteee Country S.Hes, ard at The principal
cuniIs Post iticos tkrcuskolt tho ) ate.
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NEW NEEE.ETNTGRY.
Mira. PORTER

Mira. PORTER.
MB ESPECTFuLLY informs her ti.ends and
No Tie public generally, that she has returned
from the North with handsome sapply Of
Miiliny and Fancy GOODS
which she offers very lew for CASH or approved
credit, consisting Of
Velvet, Silk and B0nbazne HATS,
of the latest fashion
Also ready made Caps, and Caps for Bonne's,
Among her handsome supply Of Goods VIII DC
found
Black, Blue black and Colored SILKS,
Plain, Figured, Striped, Plaid and Cameon DO.
A large and handsome assortment OF De LANES
and CASHMERES.
Black and Blue. black B0MBAZINES,
English and French MERlNOS,
Plaid, Figured and plain MuSLlNs,
Fancy Hair PINS and Neck BANDS,
Steel Gill, Silver and Jett BUTTONS,
Cotton, Thread and Illusion LACEs, and EDo-
INGS,
Handsome SILK, Thibet wool, Delanc and Com.
mon SIIAWLS,
Gimps, Sewing Silks Tapes, CORDS and Hooks and
Eyes,
Whalebones for Dresses and Bonncts,
DOLLS and other TOYS, for Children
Cotton. Linnen & Cambria IiANDkERCIllEtS
and CRAVATS,
Colored and White HOSE,
Kid and Net GLOVES and MlTTS,
Needles, Pins, and many other things,
handsome assortment Of NORSTEDS,
I WORsrED NEEDLES and CANVAS,
do pierced on perforated paper,
4 WORSTED PATTERNS to hire or sell,
DO BOOK MARKS worked on paper,
Ribbons, Rushcs, Curlos and Artificial Flowers
and Feathers, Shawl Pins, &c &c.
CAPS AND DRESSES MADE TO
! ORDER.
She retuns her thanks to her friends and tue
public for Inc liberal encouragement she has re-
ceived and hopes to merit continuance OF their
kindness.
IfuSill be any accommodation to those who
purchase goods from her she will cut and hi Their
Dresses.
Charlotte, Nor |. lS44. 4tf
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Erauss EtcssGrcr.

Extract ef letter 10 DR.. j. hah nom Messrs :
Dirkte & Ru,abqVzh, L1achburg.
aTho Aby..inian Mixture is in great demond,
md not oue case has failed 10 our knowledge. Ma.
nv phvs;clcps in our neighborhaod, who have used
your Medicine. in their practice, have given their
Gninion az 10 il, being ,erv valuable and effoaci.
~, md whenever itis in their mower. recommend
Them sc Signed. pISxLE g. RunBArdH
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nave Hao seFela' 'eio'. ,'h si".aia,,n
..eh saccess'u.'y ur s, w" ~ .It,,'a
-sf's Of ann 9yf',''ne "y'yp ., 80.
one ca.e' ~"tIH '"u ~" -
fomcdios iof -nfec h''a,gs pu, 'S'"'' a'y
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80 80, ~ H.. Wn IN
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unue, s;,laat 49,, .cs, ana 49,. dacf,rcd
Ss'ra,1h' T,,io.. r5ad be- ahs thn ic.to
ror. Gold Mine Balsam, Aromatic Extract and
Universal Plaster Reference 10 John Read, jr,
Esq Jcsersontan, Cupcpcr co., Va
Richard D. Larson, Esqr OF gloucester 70 70
Va, informed Dr. kuh'. on the ON OF Nov II ~
as follows; Dear or, wish 70 INFORM YOU III
10 Vkslfft u
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Information wanted.

II there is no@ living any officer Or roldict Q!
Il the Revolution, Or any relative or friend d
JOHN ROSS, formerly Of North Caroipa, who
can give any Information respecting the service
81 discharge Of Tie said John Ross il the RcvOlu
tion, they will be generously rewarded by conmn-
nlcating such facts is may be within their kno~!
edge 10 \, J, Thomas, Post naster, Eden, Han.
cock county, Maine where they may hear sogso.
thing perhaps TO their advantage.
John Ross enlisted in Capt. Williams Compa.
ny, An Regimcn' III III tor aqd during tic wa
Jan, 10, 1915
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Nathan Guggenhcimei J
It appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that tn defendant Nat Iugscnheimof IS not an
inhablant fifth Stitu Ordered ~ The court that
puhi aatou be rnajc in the Charlotte Ipurna pm.
ia j. the town Of Cnirotte, n. G, notifying the
said n GnggaHh ner TO be and appear be ore The
Justices Of our slr u Pies and Gllarler Session,
10 be he'd io' sad County al fhe Court House IN
Concord u tie Sd M1ndi JsnuarJ next, then
and here e Plead and ans@sr sltf gif.at't com
p INT othatrIsc the psalefy iaFie tH 8.ti a
g4ademgc3 e sh9 10 Il the glgHu.. t1a iuag-
n.ent rendered accordingly,
htness kiah Z. iIlfIt4, Clerk Of our and curl
AZ oilice the Sd Monday 10 Oct. lc4l aud lie %
telr OF our Independence.
KIAII P HARRIS.
Oct. 2-.A, lcfi. Pace adv 50 "a
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Several young Ladies can obtain board IN the
family Of the Principal who're they will rec i've
every attention to their comfort, and moreover DC
undtr the constant observation aud care 7t their
Teachers
Lia-olaton, Jan. l, 1871. 3g
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EHNCOLNTOY
FEMALE ACADEMY.

REISS EN- CARPENTER having relinquish-
lVA ed the charge of this Academy, the 1rus'
tees have placed ii under the supervision and con
t.ol Of the Principal Of the Male Academy, WHO
has engaged as instructors, Misses VI. Il. and
LF. RODGERS, from the justly celebrated Troy
Female Seminary in New York. The reguiaf
exercises Of the School will be resumed On the
seeond Monday in January, lef5.
The prices Of Tuition Tor al FL. lst studies arc
ihn SANG as In the Male Aeademy. Extra
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nv
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
Additional Rooms, Dining Room on the first
floor, Ladies Ordinary ON the second,
IN BOND HOTEL,
KINGS STREET, CHARL ESOE, s, c.
FxyHE Proprietor, J. D, nOYD, formerly Of
"a the Charlotte HOTEL No. Ca.) Informs his
friends and the travelling community, that he IS
iust "a anxious to please his guests as the Demo
Gratis are TO elec, James X Polk, and as fully de-
oruliaed To :" hold on " as the Wings arc TO sup
port IIenry Clay. will be as thankful to patrons as
either Of the candidates will be for votes,
J. u. BOYD.
Sept 10, 1874
4 Irrhc Jonesboto Wing viii inseft four v eek
and forward account to this Office
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BUST Received

A T the Charlotte Drug Store, large and
"a fresh supply ofinvalu1be Family Medicines
among which are
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AIs1pR. HuLL'5
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b. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. F.& G. Philcr, Concord.
jenkins 4 BlIcs, Salisbury.
Jas. II. Enniss, DrIggi,t, d..
IIumphrlcs x Gather, Lexington,
] x X. Sloan, Grecnsborough.
NJ ]. A. Drake, Ashborough.
C.. c. Henderson, Llncolnton.
5. Perry, keroersylllc, Stokes co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-15
STEPHEN HoUGHroN's ESTATE.

TVNHE subscribers having been appointed by tho
IL Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Caledo-
mia, commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust
tho claims and demands OF all persons against the
estate Of STEPHEN HoUGHToN, ESQ.
late of Burke, in said district, deceased, rep
resented inaolvent and tho term Of six months from
the 18th day Of Aug, inst. being allowed by said
court to the creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us-Do give
notice that We will attend to tho duties Of our APP
pointnent at the dwelling house of widow Amanda
M. Houghon, in Burke. in said district, on tho 25lh
day Of October and the 18th day OF Januu-
airy next at 10 o'clock forenoon each ofsaid days
JOEL TRULL, }
BENZ. F. BELDEN, Commissioners.
DANIEL BECKWlTH,O
Burke, Aug. %, A. D. 1915. 422w3
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Moral and Religious.
RUE HAPPIN ES j.

Where does it dwell! Can specimen oft be
found on earth ? Yes, reader, will show thee an
abode Of happiness. It is in retired part Of u new
country. All about is wild and grand. The dwell
ing is constructed Of logs, in the form which nature
gavo them. Let enter tho rudoly constructed hab-
itaiion. There sits mother, and her is gather
ed gr CUP of children The internal arrangements
of tho building neat, but correspond in cheapnesa
with the exterior. An air of cheorlunoss pervades
the countenance Of the mother, md her children
seem obedent and happy the husband and father Is
to work in the field.
Madam, how is it that you appear 80 happy in this
retired and humble abode
God is everywhere and we feel that no Is with
us In his Providence he directed to this place,
and we are happy in being where he stations us.
Then you have not always boen accustomed to
this mode Of lfe?
no; my husband and myself were brought up in
circumstances quite different Gro IN these.
But it not difficult for you to submit TO this
condition.
No, we enjoy the favor Of our father in Heaven,
and that satisfies us. With il the retired cottage is
as pleassn, the populous place. Our home is
sweet, very sweet to us.
You mus, possess but few ,f any, Of tho luxurios
OF life!
True, but we enjoy many Of tho luxurieS of Heav-
On.
You ure far from neighbors!
Yes, but God and his angels are near. Gas tho
mountains round about Jerusalem, 80 the Lord is
round about his people, from hence(oh and forever,
Do you not apprehend want!
The Lord is our Shepard shall not want
Have you ever been called to mourni
Yes, but we found it good to be afflicted.
We have buried dear children, but we have wen
them to the Lord. While they with US, we
considered them as his. They were dear to US, but
it right that thOy should be early removed from
earth. Our concern is with tho survivors.
Do you not fear every day, that death may seize
these?
Death is the servant of our Redeemer, who
errs. We pray for the continued life OF our children,
yot endeavor to say-"Thy will be done" Infinite
wisdom cannot do wrong Submission is our duty
and pleasure.
Are you not great way from the sanctuary Of
Godl
Yes, bu, we regard it pleasure to make efforts
that may enter his gates with praise
Arc you in search of happiness Seek it not in
wealth. or honors. or learning The world does not
yield it. It can be lovnd at the feet OF Jesus, and
not elsewhere. In him you may trust, and enjoy
his smiles forever.
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The Northern Remedy. ~. Nh.
Downs Vegetable Balsamic
EHIvSRs


The most cffectusl remedy for Colds, Coughs, Con-
sumption, Splitting Of Blood Whoopng Cough,
Asthma, Group, and all diseases Of the Lungs.
THIS Medicine is purely VEeErABLE--the result
II not Of mere theory and speculation, but Of much
study and research during years of suffering and de-
bility; and the inventor having succeeded in curing
himself and having tested its efficacy upon thousands
Of individuals in New England and the Western
States, feels great confidence in recommending IL
the public safe and efficient remedy 1t operates
most conspcuously in removing all morbid irrita-
fonSJrOm the Lungs aud Pulmonary Organs,
Keeps che Cough loose, promotes Ea,pecfOrafiOn,
renders the breathing easy and induces degree Of
quiet to the system, peculiarly grateful 20 tho patient,
after having experienced days and nights of restless
inquietude and suffering.
II has at least one peculiar advantage over most
other articles in common use; 1t is FREE PROM
STRONG OPIATEs, and POWERFUL AsTRINGRNTs
which are liable TO do great injury to the patient
In the use of this article, the cough neUer ceases
I'll the cause is removed-hence when the cough
ceases the patient is well.
This Incompatible medicine is prepared only by
N. H. Downs, Troy, w., the original inventor and
proprietor.
CURTIS and SMITH, ST. Adams, W. Only
Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can be supplied
in any part of the Union, upon the best terms.
Sold by especial appointment, by Bingham,
St. Iohnsbury Plain; Jonas Flint do Centre; G
Darling and G s Hill, Concord; N w French,
Lunenburgh, Fuller & Co, Lyndon; nj H Newell,
Burke; Blake Sc son, Sutton; w Sc Bradley,
Wheelock, w.; N Gilbert, Sheffield Dana, Weeks
and Stanton, Danville; J Martin & Co. Poacham;
Geo. Hubbard, Guildhall; Jewett s. Co., Barnet; DIR
McNabb, McIndoes Falls; Geo. Cowes, Ryegate.
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Making pr cent. for the year. Said per centage
TO no cast on The original amount Of premium note
without reference to any endorsement and to DO paid
to tho Treasurer, at his Office, in Montpelier, on or
before the 9Th day of October, 1885, being the day
Of the Annual meeting of said company.
As usual list ofpersons insured in tho several
towns, with the amount of assessment due from each
respectively, will be forwarded tho Representatives
elect to the Legislature. by whom money can be
sent. Members of the Company should recoloct this
opportunity, it affords to all cheap safe and con-
venicnt way by which money for their insurance
be transmitted; and it is expected that each Member
Of the company, from whom assessments arc due will
improve the opportunity thus offered. THE ASSESS
MENrs ARE DUE OcTOBER, and, in order TO meet
the liabilities of the company must be paid in prompt
ly. Such as neglect to forwar their money when
duoare referred to the 9Th of the act Of incorpo-
ration, (Which will be found attached TO their poll
ces,) for the consequences of such neglect. The
Treasurer is instructed by tho Directors in all cases.
where il becomes necessary for the collection Of as
scssments to bring SUITS to enforce the collection Of
the whole NOTE agreeable to the provisions of tho act
above cited.
There have been allowed the past year one hun
dred and nine losses, amounting to S32 996 80.
J. II. THURSTON. Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug Is, ls45.
422w3
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CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS,
NNHE subscribers beg leave to call the attention Of
IL the citizens of the United States to the
New and Splendid stock Of
W00len and Linen Goods

they have Just received from Montreal. The follow
ing is sample of the prices at which they offer their
Goods, viz
Blue black and invisible green superfne Broad
cloths, $500; black Orleans 81 40 cts; Lama
Cloth (a wooI) SO 40 cts; Mous de Laine dress
es, 20 cts. per yard Chene Chusans, printed Mus
lin and Chene do. 20 a 80 Cts; Parsians and fgur
ed Orleans, 25 a IS cts; Calcocs 10 90 cts.
styles and fast colors; Ga Tweeds common do; Gam
broons Doeskin, Cassimeres Sc. &c. 10 cts. 3d.
90; Tartan Ginghams Earlson do do Is 25 cts
Bingham Hdkfs. Is cts. each; Linen Cambria Hdkfs
10 a 80 cents. Table Cloths bleached and unbleach-
ed, Diapers, Huckabacks, Towelings, Table Nap
kins SC. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives, Scizzors, Saws,
and other Hardware at proportionably low rates.
Also, CROCKERY of every description.
WILLIAM BROWN & co.
Stanstead Plain, c. E. July 2, 1914. 363tf
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Real Estate for sale at n bar
H.HiHn

Real Estate for sale az n Bar
gain.
VWNHE subscriber wishing to go West, offers for
Il sale the well known
VERN STAND,
situated at st. ..Johnsbury Plain, VT. Said stand
is too well known to admit Of any recommendation,
or even word in its favor. Said stand will be
sold cheap and liberal credit given. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber the premises
The subscriber offers for sale first rate F.4RM
under good improvement, situated at Luncnburgh,
VI. in pleasant village.
Said Farm consists of about 80 acres, all under
good improvement and well fenced with WALL with
good buildings thereon.
Also--a right in common fol a wood lot, with
bout 35 cleared.
He also offers other farm in said Lunenburgh,
situated about miles from the village, consisting of
100 acres of excellent land, with convenient build
ings thereon.
Also 100 acres Of wild land situated in said Luz
nenburgh, about one mile from said last mentioned
farm, well calculated for farm.
For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
at st. Johnsbury, it respects the arms Of LEVI
A. Moons, on the promises, or ]. W. HARrsHoRN,
or Csc. w GATES, of Lunenburgh.
GEO. E. HOLMES.
st. Johnsbury, June &c, ls45. 4l3H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-15
CHILD Cd.

oh, il is sweet to look upon the face
OF chldhood-tn mark the bounding step,
The sparkling eye, and listen to the glad
Music Of its silvery laugh, coming
In all its joyous innocence, from the
Hearts pure up.gushings How brightly como tho
Images Of youth around US with their
Many ties of love, high hopes and fond
Anticipations How gently do tho
Chords OF memory waken At those light
Glad tones-how richly does she paint the scenes
We loved to gaze upon in chidhood's hours
The ripping stream, whose greer banks
We've roamed to Gull Springs earliest flowers,
Or play in its pure sparkling waters;
The green and shady nook, scene Of our childish
sports,
Anc the young happy band, which made the woods
Rosound with their wild notes Of glee, all. all
Come back like angels visitings, to sh eer US
With their smile in dark Affections hour.
Oh, those were happy days the hearts
Best affections had been chilled. or the pure
Hopes that sprung within the soul had withered
Meath the blighting touch OF sorrow: when
The eye Of fond affection marked our every
Step, smiled when smiled, soothed with gentle
Sympathy, our little woes. Yes, they were happy
Days Years may pass by, time may bear all
We have loved down to oblivion's ocean,
Yet shall como those visions Of our youth back,
Ever with power to bless and draw us
Upward still, even TO the gates OF heaven.