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FARMS for SALE.

ENHE subscriber offers for sale a Farm of
Il about ! 10 acres, situated abouttwo miles
East of Lyndon Corner, on the road leading
to st, Johnsbury East and Littleton, n. II.
Also, one other Farm in the same neighbour
hood, of about rs acres, good young chards,
suitable buildings on each farm, and well WA
tered.
Also, House and Barn and half an acre of
land near Jehal Powers, in the vicinity of the
above named farms.
Also, n Farm of about % acres, House and
Barn thereon, situated about I mile East of
Lyndon Corner.
Also, good Dwelling House and out build
lngs near the Academy at said Lyndon Corner.
Also, Farm of 1873 acres, poor House and
good Barn thereon, situated in Brighton,
ESSEX County, and about Ia acres under i'm
provement part or all of the aforesa id
premises will be sold at reasonable prices, for
one fourth or one half pay down, the balance
from one to ten years as may suit the purchas-
err. SILAS HOUGHTON.
Lyndon, March 3, 1S47. 50lw4
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New Hampshire Election.

This election was last Tuesday. IL has been
hot one. AT this time we have returns for
Governor from about 40 towns-mostly from
the strongholds of Polkism; but how they
stand compared with last year we cannot tell,
but think Williams has made slight gain
in Grafton County, of 100 or II little more. So
far, the radicals have gained no Representa-
tives while the Wings have gained
four and lost none. So far, then, the case
stands about MS it did last yenr in the same
towns, as whole In n Postscript we shall
probably give still further returns.
P.S. Since the above was put in type, we
have heard of n slip from the N. II. Patriot
Office claiming that the State had gone loco,
setting down gain of375 for Governor in
26 towns, and gain often members of the
Legislature. lfother parts ofthe State, has
gone like this about Concord, Williams must
be elected
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Caledonia, S.
AT Probate Court held at Danville, in said
District, on the Goth day Of February, A.
d. 1S47--
MARY WING, Guardian of Roswell w
w Wing and Cyrus L. Wing, minor heirs
of Enoch Wing, late of Lyndon, in said dis
trct, deceased, makes application for license
to sell the interest of said minors in the tene.
mcnt and land aPPurtenant situate IN said
Lyndon which belongs TO said minors as heirs
Of deceased, representing that a sale of the
same would be beneficial TO her said wards.
Whcreupon it is ordered that said application
be heard and decided at Probate Court to be
holden at Danvlle on the 18th day of March
instant at | o'clock, p NJ. and that said Guar
dian give notice to all persons Interested Of
said application and of the time and place Of
hearing, by publishing a copy of the record
of this order three weeks successfully in the
Called DOMAIN, newspaper printed at st. Johns
bury, in said district, all which publications
shall be previous to TIE time Of hearing.
502w3 Attcst-NORMAND DAVIS, Reg.
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sAsAas "a RA&8E.

In Peacham, March 4, by Rev. ID. Merrill,
Mr. HESRY llAGBINAN TO Miss N4LvINA SANE
sON.
Also, in PeOcham, March 4 by Rev. y. Mer-
rilI. Mr. JAMES r. KINNIsToN, to Miss EMILY
JANE BICKFORp.
In Holland, Feb. 9, by Rev. r. Bedford, Mr.
Charles Center, c: Charleston, to Miss Sara.r
Dearborn, of Holland.
In Waterford, March :, by Rev. r. Case,
Lowry d. Hun, Esq. to Miss EMILY Lowell,
both of Waterford.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS,, NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AND RHODE ISLAND IL
CENSE LAWS AFFIRMED, Sc.
WAsHINGToN. March

"AShINGTON, NluTCn u
SUPREME COuRT.-IMPORrAN DECISION.
The Court mat at the usual hour, this morn
ing, and after the business, which occupied
the Coura shOr; time, there was an adjourn
ment to the first Monday in December, or ac-
'cordng to law. There were six Judges of
the nine upon the Bench; Judges fancy, Me-
Lean, Wayne. Nelson, Woodbury. and Grier.
An opinion was given upon the important
license cases, which were so fully argued be-
fore the present as well as the last term. The
Judgment of the Circuit Courts is affirmed,
and the Supreme Court decides that the States
have right to regulate the trade in, and H.
censing OF, the sale of ardent spirits. Thus
the law of N. Hampshire, (which controls the
power over licenses generally. and the law of
Massachusetts, which forbidS the sale of any
smaller quantity ofliquor than twenty eight
gallons, and the law of Rhode Island, limiting
the sale of ten gallons, are all affirmed by the
Court These cases have been ably argued
6ycounsel from each of the States, and the
decision ofthe Court will happily put the
question ofpower to rest; and SETTLE beyond
successful legal controversy, at least the pow
er Of the States over the retail trade in ardent
spirits.
The Court also affirm an important decis-
ion of the Circuit Court of Ohio, growing out
otthe abduction of slaves. The cause will
ne known as the Vansant case.
The Court have also affirmed all the State
Jaws in regard to the tax upon foreign emf
grants arriving in the ports of Massachusetts
ana New York. These laws are regarded as
'poIleeregaatons, and necessary for the pres
'ervatlon oc health.
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Valuable Real Estate
II o II s A L. Il.

VNHE subscriber being about to remove to
Il Burlington,
OFFERS FOR sale
the following property in Wiliston, viz;
The BRICK STORE formerly occupied by
Nichols, Chittenden y Co., to which is attach
ed large Store House, Woodshcd, Smoke
House, &c and 4 acre of land. Also-the
GOODS now on hand in said Store. Also
the Dwelling House, formerly occupied by Eli
Chittenden, the out-buildngs, and ten acres
of land thereto adjoining. Also,
A FARM,
lying one mile south of the village of Wits
ton; containing So acres of Land, well fenced
and well watered, on which is Dwelling
House and Barn, and all the necessary appur-
tenances for carrying OH the farming business.
The above property will be sold together,
or in parcels to suit purchasers.
For further particulars, inquire of the sub
scrber at Williston. 4. II. CANFIELD.
Wlliston,, Feb. l6, 1S47. 50lw4
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1.3ATEsEa

In this town, March :, MIR NArmANIEL IL.
BrsHor, aged 30.
In Barnet, Feb "a, an infant son ofAnnabel
and John Gibson, aged three months.
"'1is God that lifts our comforts high,
Or sinks them in the grave" Com.
la Pcachnm of lingering consumption, Nam
CIV Janet Clifford, daughter Of Mr. Charles
Clifford, aged III
In Newport, March 4, contamination ofthe
lungs, ROBERT BARKER, son Of Phneus and
Jacintha Page
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Italian Soap,

ID EMOVES cutaneous eruptions,-- and
IN freckle, renders the harshest skin soft,
plant, clcur and brilliantly white. As pu.
rifier of the skin nothing can equal it, Gou.
rauds Eradicntor for removing superhuous
hair, and the true English Mncassar Han Oil
just received and for sale by
J.C. BINGHAM
st. Johnsbury, March 10, ls47. Soft
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Agricultural Society.

A MEETING ofthc Executive Committee
"A of the Caledonia County Agricultural
Society will be held at the Inn of Geo w Elv,
on st. Johnsbury Plain, on Tuesday the 10th
inst. at o'clock, p. M to appoint committees;
prepare list of premiums to be awarded Mt
the annual Fair in October, and make such
other arrangements as shall be thought aGvi-
sable. A full attendance is desirable.
GEO. b. CHANDLER, Sec
Danville, March s, lS47. 5O2wI
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:, consumption ep cured. The following letter
" ''" mighty respectable merchant, dated
n Lewlstown, N. Sept. 10, 1914.
pL Dr. u. Jayne-Dear Sir:--It is said by
t;a;y,a sIioIdhs and is by the mass of mankind be-
leu u,ou, that Consumption cannot be cured
-snut "hen once it becomes seated in the HUI
n,an system, nothing can eradicate or stay its
Haogress' but that it will continue the work Of
grave. "'"N" "t' 'n'
However however true this may be in theory, am
disposed to doubt it in fact; indeed. NV own
experience, and desire to benefit Others. com
ytls me to pronounce the assertion untrue
t lou will probably recofiect, sir. that in the
IIeglnnlng of 1840I wrote to YOU. stating that
s raa the Consumption, and that Il was fast hut-
do lne 10 the grave. i did not then, nor
S Sr l now doubt, every SYMPTOM was too main.
tuhy visible. My Physicians considered me-
,ueurable, but the advice which asked ofvos,
was was gwen, and am happy to say that bv II.
sing few bottles of your ineomnarabie 1,oS;
Hlhe-the Expectorant, [ was Festored "'o oad
never in my life have l enjoyed bette, ~
more uninterrupted health than s;noa ,hot
n ulne. If you should see me now, von would
a. oi imagine by my appearance that I had ev.
n r. Oeen sick, much less that | had Ind Tho
cr;hs ptlon, hut that am still living, | as.
'''oe wholly and entirely to your Expectorant
Ao LEONARD SHEPPARD.
pr AeESrs.-J. c. Bingham, St. Jobnsburv
CAIN CAIN JOS g. Fuller, Danvlle; Kittredge &,
SSTloy, Lyndon;J. Jewett & Co. Barnet: StronG
MAJ Tt,, arton; J. K. Hutchins, Bath; East.
C J,ai nton ~ Co., Lttleton, N. H., R. g. ID.
'''y"' LaneaSter;T. G. Butler, Derby Line
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IVIHSS'J IVTV
Wistar's Baisam Of Viid Cherry: The BEN
eficial effects of this remedical composition are
astonishing to the world, and make it one OF
the most popular medicines now known.-
For coughs, colds, and consumptiVe cases, its
curative powers are established by numerous
testim onials of the highest character. In the
first sta ges of disease, termed "Catarrhal Com
sumption" originating from neglected colds!
it has been used with undertaking success, and
hundreds acknowledge they owe the resora-
ton of their health to this Invaluable medicine
None genuine unless signed |. Butts on
the wrapper,
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The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondav,

BRIGHTON Monday, March s.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, 6l0 beef cattle, Is Jokes work
ing oxen, "a cows and calves, 800 Sheep, no
Swine at Market
Beef Cattle-Extru, $3.50; first quality 6,25;
second quality 500 5,75.
Working Oxen-Sales at $72,7S, SO and
$1l4.
Cows and Calvcs-Sales at $40, %, %, 80,
33 and one at $45.
Sheep-sales of lots at 1913, 2,75,3,50, and
$3.50.
Swine-None at market.
BOSTON MARKET-March TO-
BEEF-Extra mess, IL 80 -, Mess III 30
a II, No. $50 u 10, prime, city, 80 ma
Wy 10 50 III so.
PORK-Extra clear IL 80 90; clear 1S 90 n
90 90, mess IL 90 IA Oh %; No. /, none, prime
1850 IA 90.
LARD-Boston 100 II, south and west,
104 IL.
BUTTER-Store - a Is, shipping a ID,
f1mily Is %.
CHEESE-new milk o, four meal q Il 7.
FLOBR-Howard street ~ 90, Ohio, z
90 90; Western Canal,7, 25 7,3l.
CORN-Yellow, round, Sc %, flat 30 %,
white 81 "a IS.
OATS-Southern Al 42,u orthern, 46 AZ.
BEANS-Whte, 80 a 100
WOOL-There has been good demand for
domestice fleece; and considerable sules have
hn q n N n do at
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THOMAS CARLISLE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

IsSsGN, IS.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate OF
flee in Luncnburgh, in said District, on thu
oath day of February, A. d. Ic47,
VNURNER STEPHENSON, Administrator
Il of the Estate of Thomas Carlisle, late of
Lancaster in the County of Coos and State Of
New Hampshire, deceased, presents 20 ~"
Court here his petition in writing, se'ln- fort.
the amount of debts due from said icceasr ! f.,
of the charges of administration, and of the
value Of the personal estate, representing that
the personal estate is efficient { o pay said
debts and charges, and praying the Court here
to grant him license to sell so much of the real
estate of said deceased, as will be sufficient tor
the purpose of discharging said debts and
charge -Whereupon it is ordered by the Court
here that said application be heard and de-
eided at Probate Court to he holden at the
Probate Office in Imnenburgh aforesaid, on
the Sd day of April, A. d. 1877, at ] O'Clock IN
the afternoon; and that said Administrator
cause all persons interested to be notified of
said application, and Of the time and place OF
hearing, by publishing a copy OF this order
three weeks successfully in the Caledoniau,
a newspaper printed at st. Jolrnsbury, This
State, all of which publications shall be pre-
tious to the time of hearing.
Attest, JONAH BROOKS, JR.
5Olw3 Judge.
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SMITH, OF CT, AND CRANSTON, OF
r. |. The ''smalI bird" orators we henr are
stating that the above named Wings voted u
gainst the Wilmot Proviso. The charge is
false as The hearts trhence II originated Both
of them voted IN .tduor of The ProuiSo, but n
gdinSt the Three Million Bribe.--.M H. States
man.
ELTHU BURRITT, writing from England,
says "that more have persisted by famine in
poor Ireland, than fell by the Cholera in that
dreadful year of death! A penny day
two cents worth of Indian meal day. will
save human life. Any thing-any thing to
cal or ,Oedr, will come to thousands like II
ministration ofHeaven's mercy
Nor VETOED. The Harbor Bill was not
vetoed-exoctly, but retainedby the President
This is kind of4uaSi, or breeches pocket We
to, which has become quite fashionable in
these latter days.
STATISTICS OF BApTIsrs. From the Bnp-
list Almanac for 1s47, it appears that the to-
tai number of members Of the Baptist church
in the United States. is 722,404; licensed
preachers 1,I75; ordained ministers 1854;
churches 9,705.
The bill which was recently before the
Legislature of Delaware, for the gradual alb
clifton Of slavery IN that Stute, passed the
lower House by vote of two 10 one--all the
Wings voting Tor it but two. In the Senate,
all the Wings voted FIR il but one-und the
bill was lost in that branch by Il tie vote
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Affairs at Washington.


APPOINTMENTS. Gen. Geo. Cadwnllader,
philadelphia is nominated TO fill the place
orBrig. General, which it is said, Col. Webb,
,he editor ofthe Courier and Enquirer, de-
'red General G. is a Wing.
Nv. Governor Tod of Ohio, has been NOM
,aa,oi and confirmed as Minister TO Brazil,
,ha nIpce Mr. Wise now fills. 1t is stated that
NJ Wise asked to be recall led, but il Is added
,hot he was requested so to do, which i do
not believe. a..
Governor Tod is the eXscandidate for Gov
..nor of Ohio, whom the Wings defeated at
,he last election. He was the rejected OF the
,oonle. because the favorite of the Executive
Charles Jared Ingersoll was rejected, as
Minister to France,hy one maJorlty,and Rich
ord Rush of Pennsylvania, was Immediately
"n,ominoted, and. without division, confirm
"J The rejection of Ingersol gave all par
S ,io. GREAT ioy. He has behaved so badly in
TonSress, that he has met with his desert
nnrng the evening, MIR Ashmun,in the House
showed him up in fine style.
4 MrDougass from Connecticut, $50 am
oliywas nominated in the place of MIR Beau
M,ont rejected as Commissioner of Public
R1iIdings and who had hut nine votes. (tle
had been removing some of his employees
rbich offended the Senate.) Mr. Douglass
ms confirmed. Mr. Beaumont was very of
Gcious in defeating the Wilmot Proviso, act
;Nr MS a messenger from Mr. Polk,and bearing
nromses, it is said, from him to members.
pRGAplER GENERALS. Geo. Cadwallader
.ofPbladelphia; Enos d. Hopping, OF SYRIA
cuse. N. Y; Franklin Pierce, of New liamp-
shire, ex-senator.
MAJOR Generals. Thomas Hart Benton,
the United Sntes Senator, and Col. VIM.
Cumming of Geo., he who fought duel Il
long time ago, with McDuffie, in which Mr.
NlcDuffie was so severely wounded, that he
has not got over it TO this day. Col. Benton,
understand, said in the Senate, that he did
mot know that he would accept it. Ifhe does
he loses las place as Senator, and can hardly
he reelected from Missouri, it is said. The
ObeGt i'm dominating him is the subject of
much inquiry. He would scarcely hate been
nominated ifhe had not promised to accept.
Ifhe accepts and goes to Mexico, the other
Major General must he recalled, and so he
will be given the command of the army in
Mexico, Can this I've possible, whea Scott
and Taylor are in the field
COLONEL IN The ARMY. Hon. Mr. Tibbatts
OfKentucky, (now member of Congress-
Hon. 7. II. Moore, Free Tom MOore,j con-
Nmed, ] believe. don't know the others
CHARGES. Hon. Geo. w. Hopkins. of Va,
hmember ofCongress,) to Portugal. john
Randolph Clay, now Secretary of Legation
in Russia, in nominated to Peru.
Of the Pennsylvania Regiment, General
Ra,nsy is confirmed as Colonel;Capt. johnson
of the Army Lieutenant Col. Hunter, of Car
Isle, and Morgan, ofBradford, as Majors
Lieutenant Lewis Carr is promoted TO Cap
fancy, aud 10 command u Company. Hash.
Cor. Of The " Y. Express
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Honor to John NJ. Clayton for his vote in
favor of the Wilmot Proviso! He alone from
the Slave States dared to give that V6tb which
must have commended tselfto the Gonscien-
ces ofsevernl other Senators. While North
ern counterfeit democracy" rallied its Gen..
Cass, ID. S. Dickinson, flanagan, Bright and
Breese to vote for the extension Of Slavery,
he,a Wing representing n Slave State, cast
his solitary vote fer Freedom That vote will
be remembered, as will that ofJohn w. H0lis-
ton, who represents Delaware in the House.
Glorious Wing Delaware! the battle ground
ofa hundred fierce and doubtful contests, yet
never once wholly or fhirly lost to the Right
She will be dearer than ever henceiortII to
the hearts of all lovers ofHuman Freedom
NJ y. Tribune.
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SAMUEL WOODRURY'S ESTATE.

'..l.'I = " y y y " y 10 ~ ~
'HHE sTbstribers having been appointed by
y the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of CALEDONIA, commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the Estate of Samuel Woodbu-
ry, late of st. Johnsburyi in said District, de-
ceased, represented insolvent; and the term of
six months from the 4th day of March, A. d.,
ls47, being allowed by said Court to the crcdi.
tors of said deceased to exhibrt ana prove their
respective claims before us-Do hereby give
notice that we will attend to the duties of
our appointment at the dwelling house of Mrs
Amira Butler, in st. Johnsbury, on the frat
day Of May, lS47, and on the 18th day of Sep
tembcr, J?t7, at 10 o'clock forenoon, on each
of said days.
I BfAH HHNSN nGTGE,n, commandments.
Dated at ST. Johnsbury, this 9th day of
March, 1S47 T3O2K5
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Monterey is important only so far as Tint fact
would favor our Government in adjusting
terms of peace. OF Vera Cruz falls we can
not loose much by the evacuation of Saltillo
and Monterey, for we shall, at all events,
retain strong ioothold in every one of the
Y. San.
magnetic Telegraph Rep ort to New York
Late and Highly important from
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WILLIAM LANG'S EsTATE

w lbbltANl LAIN EIN y L ~
VNHE subscribers having been appointed by
4 the Hon Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, CN-
anime and adjust the claims & demands ofali
persons against the Estate of William Lang,
late of Irnet, in said District, deceased, and
the term of sly months from the 4th day OF
March, A. d. lS47, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors of said deceased TO cX-
hibit and prove their respective claims before
us-do hereby give notice that we will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the dwell
ing house Of William Shenrer, in Barnet, in
said district, OH the first Monday of April.
A. ID. loi7, and on the second Thursday Of
September, A. ID. Isi7, at 9 O'Clock forenoon
each OF snid days.
JAMES CLARK,
WIN. SHEARER, : Commissioners
ALIEN. JOHNSTON,
Dated at Barnet, this 9Th day Of March,
lS47. 5J2w3
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ASHES WANTED.

TIME subscribers will buy ashes delivered
Il at their ashery at ten cents per htishel III
goods at cash prices, so Tong as this notice is
continued in the CALIFORNIAN
MORRILL, g. RANKIN.
st. Johnsbury East, Jan. 7, fcf1. 493tf
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NO T IC :.

TENHE subscribers give notice that, having
d made arrangements to sell all the Goods
they may have on hand the 18th to the new
firm, they are in the mean time SELLING at
COST, for cash.
They will be absent from Barnet after the
10Th, till the last of the month, when they will
return, and remain at b. short time for the
purpose of settling all their accounts and thus
avoid unnecessary expense and trouble to all
who may favor them with call.
J. JEWETT X co.
Barnet, March IL, lS4T. 302w3
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A NJ E BIC A n lou Sc,
AZ Hanover Street---Boston.

TENHIS establishment, having been re- paint
Il cd and put in complete order the past
season, is ever ready for the reception Of com
pany.
1t is located on a street that has become one
of the greatest thoroughtares in the city, il.
near the Northern and Eastern Railroads De-
pot, and but two minutes walk from the Pot
Office, Market, &c.
Terms PER day, one dollar and twenty five
cents. r...
490m3 LEWIS RICE & co
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REDUCTION OF WAGES. The mechanics
employed in the navy yard at Washington;
have held meeting to demonstrate against
a late order of the Government for the re-
duction oftheir pay. The commander ofthe
yard has consented to present the resolutions
adopted at the meeting TO the Secretary of the
Treasury.
The METHoDIsTs THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
at Concord, n. H., will be opened the first of
April next. Bishop Hedding has been elect
ed president, and Rev. Messrs. John Demp-
ster and Osman c. Baker, professors. Such
an institution cannot fail to exert n sautnry
influence upon young men who are to enter
the ministry in this denomination.
The Albany Argus, the organ of that por-
ton otthe false "democracy" which claims to
be the natural "allies of the South" makes
the following unblushing avowal:
"I'he real, reftecting Democracy Of the NORTH
as ,ceA as The democracy Of the South hare moi
been the friends ofttis Measure, The Wiimot
PrOviSo, and do mol cooperate tcith itn
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LIBERATION.
THIS ccrtifies that have given my son,
L. Justin p. Farr, his time during the re-
mnnder of his minority, with liberty to trans.
act business for himself From this date l shall
claim none of his earnings, nor pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
ALPHEUS FAIR.
Witness-Lorcn p. Farr.
MAJ CHI !, 1877. 5O2w3"
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CARD. The subscribers take this oppor-
tunity to express their sincere thanks to those
kind friends who assembled at their dwelling
on the afternoon and evening of the 18th inst,
bringing with them kind hearts, and manifest
ing the Kindness of their hearts in the abund-
ance of provisions for the table, and in leaving
when they retired very handsome donation
of money and provisions for our comfort: May
they all find it to be more blessed to give, than
to receive; and that the liberal soul is made fat.
THOMAS HALL,
Guildhnll Feb % MARINA Il. HALL.