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THE EXTRAORDINARY WORK.
AN ONE WHICH SHOULD BE IN THE
HANDS OF EVERY
NJ rr a p rson.

MORAL PHYSIOLOGY or a plainly written
lNlTREATISE on the POPULATION QUESTION
by the Hon. X. u. OwES-wiih additions and alter
a,ions, by X GLOVER, NJ. ID.
To every person Of sound common sense, this work
Is which will command the highest praise. II Is
true few ignorant people may condemn il, but the
editor fully persuaded that me high importance OF
the subject Of which ii treats will pre,en, itself 80 for
clby TO rejecting minds, that il must command res
pec. We're this book carefully read by every marrl-
ed person, and It's advice srclv followed we are per-
suaded tina, differ, state OF society from the pres
en' would exist.
The of poverty, and OF the prospect of fam
lily OF children which could hut he poorly reared, PEE
vent many prudent people from entering the matri-
monlal state but here Is work which will tell you
important which may obviaie all such o'lec-
tons to happy connubial relations and which thou
San of married people would give all they possess to
understand fully,
The editor Is not allowed STATEN public the char
OF This work in detail but he knows that il
is which will meet with universal APPRECIATION, the
moment II becomes known among married people.
Persons wa 1;ng copies ofihi> important Physiooe-
zeal Work, by enclosing one dollar Ia Dr. K Glover
No. Ann-.i., or TO Box 1902, New York Post Ofcc
will insure the sending OF The work in question: Post
age on the Book IS five cents.
TTA circular, descriptive of The OBJECT, will lie gra
tultuusly sent 10 post pad communications.
n. B. Suitable persons are wanted a Agents fol
the above work, and the article therein alluded to-
March 6, 1876. 43m6
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JUST PUBLISHED!
- GREAT MEDICAL REPRINT.

JUST PUBLISHED!
GREAT MEDICAL REPRINT.
First American from The tenth English Edition.
SUPERINTENDENT
And cure OF
Pulmonary Consumption,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE CREST ASp LUNGS.
BY W. r. nucHAN, M. d.
OF London, England.
With portrait of the Author, and Engrsvines Illus.
trailve Of The Anatomy Of The Lungs.
Price only % cents.
THIS work contains brief and distinct de. eysp.
lion of the ANATOMY OF THE CHEST AND
LUNGS-an outline of DR.. Buchan's HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL method of treating Gods Coughs.
AND S9 FRITZ REMEnYana 81 o.. Mh y,
SELF-MANAGEMENT AND CURE, adapted 10
popular use.
il IS the result of nearly Twenty Year. practice
and experiment in the CITY of London and the com
bne experience OF the most learned Phi yscians and
Surgeons of the age-formng a perfect Manuel OF
Medical knowledge and Advice IN relation 10 he
Anatomy of the Lungs the Signs, Symptoms Treat.
ment and Cure ofPulmonary Complaints.
This work and The Treatment which il recommend
held IN the highest possible esteem in Great Brit
ain the extracts from public journals, which ere
given in The Appendix will ahundaniy show DR..
Buchnn truly declares, that with this simple Gnide.
"a Consumptire patient may do more for him,sf
than any ordinary physician can do BY any Of n.
Published by d: +. BRADLEE, 1870 wo.hips,.n
street, Boston, and sold by all the sellers .nS
dealers IN new publications in the u s.
Price 25 Cents per copy-the usual discount TO the
Trade. W. WV
Sold in Harrington, by PECK 4 SPEAR; MINI
peiier, s. X. COLLINS; and by The Book seIl,s go.
e a,y Also by w. B. HATCH 4 Co, Winoe.ki7
Let not only those who are subject 10 ComnI,n,.
leading To this disease, hut those who are in donsrr
ron consumption peruse faithfully this important
anu 'PP'eea'eu WORK l0yl
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TO PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Robert Thompson's Uteri Abdominal sup
norter and Abdomido Pelvic Banda &c.

DIR. Robert ThOmpson's uteri AbdomI"a' sup
Porter and Abdomido Pelvic Bandase'
WYE have purchased he exclusive right OF making
w and vending the above mentioned INSTRUMENTS
within the Counties OF Chitlenden and Frankin, ~
The S,ae OF Vermont, aud we now oiler them 10 the
nnl,c confident that they are equal IN every Iespec
mi IN many particulars far superior 10 any thing OF
the kind ever offered. They have the unquallhed
aonrola,ion of The Medical Faculty IN a'mnsi All
IT, ot he country where they have been miro
ducesl. uann'N''S % M,
a,nara,us for the r.leiand cure OF Proiapsus tferi
~ as well a, the testimony and opinions oi highly
eminent members of The Faculty, and are OF the de-
c,ded opinion that they are worthy the attention Of
the public, aud that they will take high rank among
inventions now before the Public TOR the cure OF the
diseases for which they are recommended.
CHAS, HALL,
IL HATCH,
7. CHAMBERLAIN,
WIN. ATWATER.
The above instruments for sale by
HARRINGTON 4 BROTHER
Dec. 3, lsi5-27ms
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FACTS RIGA DING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills.
For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rheu.
matism, Dyspepsia, FerSrs, Worms,
Dysentery, and Diarrhea, also,
sure Cure far the Piles.


TESTIMONIALS.
HAV1NG been attacked some months with bad
l. l. Cough, Weakness N my Chest, and loss OF APP
petite, used Wright, Indian Vegetable Pills, hui,
grew worse, with cold sweats at night could not
sleep, and believed was IN a Consumption. l pro-
cured box Of DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved
Vegetable Pills. which restored my health within six
days, and believe them TO he the hes, REMEDY ever
used. GEORGE W. GRANGER.
Cambl ldge, Oct 18th 1884
have been afflicted for some time with the Liver
Complaint; having pain in my side, weakness IN
over one dozen boxes ofWrights Indian Vegetable
and Brandrelh'~ Pills, BIZ, continued to grow worse,
and was so reduced that despaired of ever gaining
relief. then .ried DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improv-
ed |. V. Pills, and before ! had finished the second
box, my pains and dyspepsia had disappeared. My
food diges'> well, and am able TO attend 10 my
family duties Several Of my friends have since ia.
ken the Pills for bad coughs, and have found great
relief from hem.
Mn. Orrs s. wHrrSEy, o Myrtle st.
Boston, May 9, lS45
have been tor four years afflicted with Scroiua,
Leprosv and Deafness, and have been unable TO OBJ
tain any relief until procured six boxes Of DR..
Smi his valuable Indian Vegetable Pills, and IN four
months all my complaints had disappeared, contrary
10 all my friends expectations. took these PiIl,
for my Scrofula whou, any expectation OF relief.
JAMES r. CHoATE.
Mt. Vernon. Kennebec Co., Ne. April IS, lS45
PERfECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little gir wears old has suffered all the worst
|
| ,ua cure, until we administered DR.. Smith Sugar
Pills which lille grl took without The least reluc
lance IN doses of Two at time, and we never wit
e>sed such change in SO short a time. The Pills
broug hit away a mass Of worms, and she Al once i'm
proved. She is now in Joyous health. We have al>t
| found the greatest benefit from Their use.
| JACOB CARLocl, s Stable 81. n. Y.
| iUjS We have many certificates OF cures IN Gaze
! Of WORMS. Also, they are warranted the les
Cough remedy in u>c-never falling 10 relieve III
most obstinate Coughs or Colds within AZ hours.
The directions and treatment OF the disease accom-
panv every box. Price % cents per box.
No Sugar CoaieI is" can be genuine witho
the signature Of the sole inventor, q. BENJAMIN
SMITH, NJ. d. President ofthe N. Y. Coe O
| Health, upon every box. Office devoted excln,lve
| 10 the sale OF thu, medicine. No. l79 GREENWlCt
STREET, New York, and No. WATER STREE
| Boston.
,UPFOR SALE IN ALL THE VILLAGE.
AND TO TNS Is NEW ENGLAND STA TIES
n. b. No travelling peders are allowed TO sell
! these Pills
CAUTION. A. a miserable imitation has beef
made by the name ''Sugar Coated Pills" II is Mt
ces.rry 10 be sure that Dr. q. Benz. Smiths signature
/. on every box. For sale by PECK q SPEAR
Burlington, w. b. HATCH d. Co., Winoosk Falls
| Dec. l. 1915. SLY
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The Vegetable Pre- Electuary,

the Spine and for The Re
iefofmarried Ladies.
The Vegetable Pre- Eiectuary.
Invented ly DR.. 4. tpham, "A distinguished phys,
clan OF New York city, is the only really emrce,,ful
remedy Tor that dangerous aud d>,re, sing amt
the PILES, ever Offered 10 the Amerl.an pnb,lc.
Mark this: IT Is an INTERNAL REMtDf-noi
an external Application, and will cure any case OF
Piles, either Bleelng or BlTd Internal OF External;
and probably the only thing that will. There Is no
mistake ahou, 1t. 1t is positive curc-speedy and
permanent. 1t is also convenient med cine 10 take
and improves the general heallP in remarkable
manner.
Each Box contains twelve dose, at s. cts. per
dose |, Is very mild IN H. operation, and NAV he
taken in eases OF the most acute inflammation without
danger. All external applications are IN The hg he,i
degree dlsagreeable, lnconven'ent, and offensive;
and from The very nature Of he diseae, temporary
II. source and REMOVE NJ; THE CAUSE, renders
the cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
Iniammatory Diseases.
Although the ELECTUARI was originally pre-
pared tor the ofPILEs, yet ii ha> proved Itself 10
he Medicine far superior TO all others IN all diseases
% an InlammI,ory character, with determination
of blood to any particular part or organ. In lndam-
nation and Conge,tio oi the Liver and Spleen In
fam. tion Soreness and liberation of the .;iomach
Bowels, Kidneys, and Bladder; in lnfiammaiory and
Mercurial rheumatism, il is the Best Medicine ever
discovered
Impurities of the Blood.
For all lmpuriln> Of the b ood, arising from the
Diseases OF the Skin and Scroinou> Affection in all
cases where the Blood powerfully determined 10 The
Heal producing z1ne>> and distress, DR.. tPHAM'S
ELECTUARY is entirely unrivaletl.
To Married Ladies'.
Married Ladies almost invariably subject to
that anful and injurious disease, the PILES, with
cons eaeni inflammation Of the Stomach, Bowels and
Spine, weakness of the Back, flow of Blood TO the
Head &c. The Eec,uary is perfectly safe for Preg-
nan Ladies, and the most useful Cahartic that can
possibly be used II will only the Piles
aud all nhammatory diseases, WITHOUT PAIN OR
IRRITATION, bu, will ensure easy time, a ,ae
delivery, and sound constitution in the offspring.
Cure for Life Guaranteed.
The Eeciuarv contains no MINERAL MEDI-
CINE; no ALOES, COLOClNTH, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Purgatve. No fear
Of taking cold while under it, influence, no change in
diet necessary. II taken according to the directions,
CURE FOR LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respect ng
this Medicine may be obtained Of Agents gratis.
J. $. Houghton 1870 Washington Street, Boston,
general Agen, for the New England States. AGENTS
Burlin qton, PECK & SPEAR; Montpelier, Clar,
" Collins, Rutland, Daniels Il Bell Bennington,
P S. Peck, Also, by w. B. HATCH a Co, vi
aooski Falls. 36-ly
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.eW-YOrk Adv's.
NEW HARDWARE.

N Ia w u n u - w N IL tLs
FOREIGN AND DOMES1 lC.
THE Subscriber Formerly Of the firm OF MiLLER &
L SMITH, and al the same old >land,) woudcal the
attention OF the Public TO his well selected stock to
which will lie ajdel further supply by packets to
rive, and from the various manufacturing c>ta' li,h.
ment> IN this country, which will be sold AT lon pri
ecs for cash good paper, and in quantities. 10 suit
all who cali Among the articles offered for sale are,
VIZ
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 100 bag, wrought nails
100 doz polished Shovels; 200 do iron do
SO do s,oup gram Shovcl>
20 casks polished Trace Chains
10 do do Log do
1000 lbs coil or post CHAINS
5000 gross n. f.. S,rews
5000 gross Janes 10. Screws
500 dozen Trunk Locks
100 do Carpe, Hammers
100 do Nail do ASSORTED
100 do Axes 100 do short handle Fry Pans
100 do Manure and Hay Forks, assorted
100 do Garden Hoes, assorted
IW0lhs Iron. Brass and Copper Wire, assorted
American Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Thomas TURNER d Cos. pocket and ivory handle
table Knives and Forks.
Al>o, MILL eros, cut, pit and hand Saws. Ha,chetS,
pad chest IN aud door lock-, butts oal kind Iacks,
Brads Bolt; Door Handle,, Hat Pins, Window and
Blind Fasehngs 4; Brass Goods in great variety Po-
lice handouts and leg. irons; Sauce Pans, Tea
Tray File, and Eds e Tools, Planes, dc; Box CHS
els, Box $ rapcrs, Mallets, Tobacco Knives, -four,
butter cheese, cotton and c,t1ee Samplers; Foot
Scrapcrs lare>' garden Hoe. and full assortment
Of the similar kind Of agricultural implements.
/ n. p AMEt PuMp BirTs and RMMERs!!
Also variety of "out OF the way" articles not tIsii-
ally kept in hardware stores.
n. B. American Hardware direct from the manu'
facurers, on sale
SIMEON P. SMITH, Sign Of The Anvil,
a. 90 Maiden. Lane New York
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WINOOSKI COTTON.

N7E have made an arrangement with the owners
w OF these Sheetings TO Keep them constantly on
hand and for sale at The FACTORY PRIcEs. We
would solicit the attention Of Merchants and others
wishing 10 buy their goods by the Bale or Piece, as
think that their superior quality will be strong
Our people should encourage "home industry"
Villas T. MOVES.
Burlington, April !, is4e. "
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FARM FOR SALE.

ma t~OR SALE, farm in Underhill, con.
4A l. tanning one hundred and iorty-sx
~ r. acres, abou; one hundred acres of which
is under cultivation, the remainder 10
covered by good growth Of hard wood. On the
premises are convenient dwelling house. barn, sheds
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty bearing appe trees,
sufficient for making some fifty sixty barrels of
cider. Also, farm containing one hundred acres,
lying about one mile from the above about sixty acres
OF which is under improvement, and has on il capa
co'is barn, the rema nder is well wooded principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
The centre OF the Town and o. the main road,-are
well walered and well fenced, a considerable portion
OF the fence being substantial stone wall and toge,h
er compose one OF The best DAIRY farms in the town.
The above premises will be sold TO close concern
given The l>t OF April next For further particu-
lar. enquire Of A. FOOTE.
Burlington, Feb. %. 1874 3Sif
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DIR. IL. HATCH ,JR.
WINOOSKI FALLS.
GRANITE.

II +. ABBOTT keeps on hand, at Barre. a large
~ stock OF superior GRANITE for building pur-
poses. His quarry is that from which the stone vas
on short notice, any bill in the line, with an sr,ics
of superior excellence Orders through agents will
meet with as prompt attention as personal spplca-
lion. Agent, at Burlington
-22d January, 1876.
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PROTECTION.


VNHE Undersigned, sole agent Of The " Vermont
Il Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for the Dis
trlct Of Burlington and WInooski Falls, rcspecifully
announces thai he will receive applications and eflec
insurance on buildings and contents. not ,xIa haz
srdous, on the most favorable Terms.
Is a>certaned that the various classes of proper
~ insured by this company. from the commencement
Of lis operations T IS wears past have paid on each
800 per year follows viz:
Story Dwelling Houses rated at a pr, CT. so l5i
Stores and GrIst- Mills 10 " IS
Taverns " IL AZ
Saw-Mlls
Cabinet and Joiner Shops 4" 20 A." 10
Clothing & Carding Works 30 " lO5
Black ,mlih's Shops
Paper Mills and Factories so lis
II evident that the above are much less Than
II has cost the members OF any other company known
in the l. nited States, for the same time.
The Funds Of this Company are created by Prem
nm Notes Of the insured, secured by lien of Real rs
tate or by good security, and amount 10 abou
two thirds Of million of dollars
Those wishing protection will please'call, Ohic,
in the Court House.
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Agent.
Burlington April 30, 1916. 4etf
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LIFE INSURANCE..

THE State Mutual Insurance Company Of wo'
/ ces,er Massachusetts offer 10 issue policies OF
Insnrance on lives on the most favorable iermA-
Appliations received by .-.-.--.-- ....
apr GEO BgSHAw-Ass-,
Buing,on, Dec. II le4s.
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NEW GOODS.

4
NEW GOODS.
NJ w. GAGE has Just returned from n. York
IN and Boston markets with well selected as.
sortment OF GOODS, consisting of
FANCY PRINTS, OF every description
Gnghams Printed Lawns, and
Delanes for ladies' dresses
Silk Barage and Dealne Shawls, OF the latest style;
Fancy Cashmere Tor gentlemen pants;
Summer Goods for children's clothes, all kinds;
Cotton and linen Thread-Spoo Thread;
Cord Thread-Sllk and Twist of the best qua y;
Cotton Cloths, Drilling Bed Ticking, etc.
Groceries.
TEAS of all kinds and qualities, Brown Sugars
crush'd do, Powdered and Havana Coffee A,lspce
Ginger Cassia, Saeratus, Cod Fish, Salmon, Mack
erell, Pork Flour, Salt, by the bag and Dbl.
gpSiore one doer south Of f. J. Fay's shse tore
opposite the old Bank.
Burlington, May esh, 1876. 50
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New Watches. &c,

NcW VdIC1CS, &C,
MESSRS. BRINSMAID & BROTHERS arc TO-
III cevlng their Summer assortment of full Jew
elled Gold Lever and Lepine Watches, of English
ana other manufacture; also, Silver Lever. Lepine
ana verge Watches, thick and thin, large and small,
at very reasonable prices We will sell 10 ali an rs
low prices as they be had TOR in city or country.
All kinds ofGoods TO keep up the variety, constant.
" arriving. Steel Beads and other Steel Goods
BRINSMAID d BROTHERS,
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
TTNOY Books IN abundance-Blank Books, oil quail
l ties-Black, blue, and red lnk-Indeilable Ink
Steel Pens, and Qullls-Leter Paper, very nice-do
do. cheap-Cap do all prices. fresh supply for
sale by s. WOODS.
May 26, 1876.
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Sabbath School Libraries.
IN Volumes for $500
~ 100 volumes, $1,000
Just received by STEVENS WOODS.
NAV 26
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PREMIUM HORSE.
81 Il II L " RY,

80 THAT has received
~SA three Premiums at the
\H44gHIW IN StateAQricuiuralFar
= Eyn8W ykN in New York held in
~ VMG 1885, ls42 and 1884,
lu Also, first County pre-
MUM, and has rel
ceiyed more premium. than any horse in the State.
SrIIenry will be located for the season,in Bur-
lng,on, W.T. at the old Durkee stand, on Church ST.,
neor the County House for the acc ,mmodaton OF
those who wish 10 improve the breed of that noble
animal the Horse His geldng cnlts have been sold
for from $500 to 500. One pair Of matched, for
$1,000. For further particulars see Bills.
Premium Horse ECLIPSE, will also stand in the
city OF Vergennes, Vermont, at C. Everetts.
EDWARD LONG,
DAVID LONG.
Burlington, May 9th 1916. 4s
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A few dozens nice bulks Of the Tigrdia conchipiora
n or Mexican Tiger Flower, also the Gladloous
ps,aconu>. for sale at PEEK 4. SPEAR.
suitable time for setting them out, is from 20 May
to LIST June.
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MILLERS LEATHER PRESERVATIVE
& Water Proof Backing.
THIS Backing is not designed 10 produce polish
/ bnt TO render the lea her Soft Pliabe Water
Proof, and mich more Durable The inventor has
had many years experience in the Tanning and Shoe
Making business, and has prepared this article, hav
ing spent mnch time in perfeeting II, with view sole
~ to the good Of Leather.
Manufactured BY +. MILLER, Warsaw, N. Y.
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THE PILES!
A CURE FOR LIFE GUARA NTIED
Ur. Upham's Internal Remedy

For The cure Of Piles, La.famo'ion of he Lrer and
Spleen inflammation, Soreness and liberation
ofMe Stomach Bo,csis, Kidneys and Biad-
der: E,fammdtory and Mercurial
Rheumaiism; Impnriiy Of Blood;
Weakness and Ifumdtion Of
the Spine and for The Re
lief Of mnrried Lndics.
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Fire Works.

4 FEW Sky Rockets, Roman Candles Wheels,
"a &C. can be had of BRINSMAID & BROTH
Frs As they arc kept some distance from the store,
hose who wish for them r'ust apply a short time
before they are wanted to be used. So
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Bibles and I'estalmenls.
A LARGE supply for sale by
n May 30. s. WOODS
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

The late storm appears TO have been
very extensive in its destructive operations.
We hear Of it as far south as the Potomac,
where it appears to have caused considerable
destruction of property. The damage on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is said to be very
great. We hear from it from another direc-
tion Us far as Bangor, aud we learn that the
gale was violent and destructive on the Pc
nobscot. The storm was felt at Buffalo and
at Geneva, the wind being from The South,
the steamboat Chemung was sunk at the
wharf We have not learned whether it
caused any disasters on the great Lakes
Bost. Jour.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
From the Providence Transcript.

Died at Cambridge on Monday, the l2ih inst
THOMAS N. BREesE ESQ, purser United States
Navy. Mr.. Breese was native of Newport
which he left at the age Of lS for Lake Erie, as
private Secretary to commodore Perry. and
acted as one of his aids on board the Flag Shin
during The battle, the other aid being a Young
brother ofrhe Commodore. Out of one hundred
persons on duty in he Flag Ship only 10 escaped
being killed or wounded among whom were
khe Commodore and his two aids Il is the
duty Of the aids in battle TO carry orders from
che quarter deckto different paris of the ship,
and 10 fight when and where they can which
duty these young aids performed in a most
spirited and fearless manner and when the
ship was fairly beaten, and the commodore had
left for another they assisted in firing the last
gun.
Ills good conduct in this action with other
important services, secured to young Breese a
more lucrative oilice, which he has sustained
through life with honor to himself and Satisfac-
tion TO all concerned Indeed, few officers of
his class have acquired such popularity among
his brethren in service IA popularity founded
in high respect for his lofty principles and in
admiration of his generous disposition and
cheerful and polished manners.
The deceased married The daughter of r. X.
Randolph. Esq, of Newport and has left her
and seven children to mourn the loss of one
who was faithful, ahectionate and exemplary in
all his domestic relations. His remains were
conveyed for interment to his native town.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

0F A correspondent, who has the good
Of the pablic at heart, furnishes us with the
following valuable hints ID.
"lf you wish to saw your own wood for
exercise, or economy. get strap with n
buckle on it, and pass It over the log and
down to the hoor--into which. place your
left foot. You will then have the free use of
your whole strength.
If you want boiled eggs don't boil them :;
but pour boiling water over them, and let
them stand about seven minutes at the same
heat"
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ID II A n II s.

In this town on Tuesday morning last, Mr..
Philip Peckham, aged Gj years
In this town, on the 18th inst, John Edward
only son of VIM and Ann Oman. agcd A vears
and months.
In North Kingston, 10th inst, at the resi-
ldence of MIR. Peleg Card, her brother.in.law.
Mrs. Lucy Tibbitts, widow of Job Tibbitts'
aged 10 years also 10Th inst, Mr.. Peleg Card,
IN the 92d year of his age, a Revolutionary
Pensloner, and the oldest man in said town
In Providence, on Sunday 18th inst, Abbott
X. only son of John and Juan A. Tillinghast
aged years and months.