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1TH CIRCUIT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

EAsTERN-yla RockToe ko Napoleon. Due, Sunday. "Wednesday. & Friday, by 7pm. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday Sam.
 WEsrEzS---to Scotia, Van Bursn, Sc. Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p.m. Leave, Tuesday, and Friday. 2 a. m.
 NoRTHERS--io Batesviile. Due, Monday, and Friday, ID. m. Leave, Sunday and Wednesday, am.
 SourHwRN--so Washington. Due, Sunday, "Wednesday, and Friday. 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, x Saturday, , n.
 To Pine BtuF and Colvmsa. Due, Sunday, and Thursday, SD. m. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, a.
 To Hot SPrinys Due, every Wednesday, ep.m. Leave every Monday, Sam. 75 PerryrilIe, Dsnrile, and I5niiasonrtile. Due, every other Thursday, 7p.m. Leave, every other Monday, Tam. Letters and packets to be sen, by either of the above mails must be deposited in the Post-office, by o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart ure. L. BRANDON, P. M LITTLE Rock PosT-oFFIcE,
 Dec Sh, 1916.
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5000 Vols. Books.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place. and one mile beyond CoIegeville. This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best qaaty-hiiy acres cleared, ready for cultivation, and about thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame bull ding large and roony; aargeOrchard, containing the best fruit in the S@te good Well, and all he Sta bles. Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the mo5 desirable stand for house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red rivei. Possession given immediately For further particulars, persons wishing 10 rent buy, are referred to Col. s. NJ. Rutherford. who lived on the place last year and now at Collegeylle
 Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM S HuTr' } Luae Rock
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 Little Rock, Fet. p, iS4f 24-tf.
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DISTRESSING CAsuALirr.--Mrs. Martha Jonian, wife of Samuel J. Jordan, of Clark eouasy, was burnt h death on the 25th by her clothes taking lire. It appears that her husband was absent, and no one about the house but herself and an infant child, at the time of the accident Her husband returned in the evening, and found her lying in the yard dead--her clothes having been entirely consumed. The deceased was about 2l yesrs efagc, and member of M F. church.
 Telegraph.
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Judges of thc Circuit Courts.

Judges of Inc Circuit Courts. lst Circuit-John T. Jones, Helena, Phillip, county.
 End Clrcuit-W William II. Sutton, Columbia, Chi cot county.
 3rd Circuit--William c. Scott Batesville, lnde pcndence county
 4th Circuil--Sebron c. Sneed Fayetteville Washington coanty.
 5th Circuit-William H. Field. Little Rock, pu, laski county. 6tk Circuit-George Conway, Washington, Hemp stead county.
 7th Ciecuit-Wiam ". Floyd. CIarksville Johnson county.
 sth Circmt-Cristopher (. Scott, Camden, Qua chita county.
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Officers Of the State-ls47.

Goceraor. THOMAS $. DREw.-Little Rock, post office.
 Secretary of State. DAVID 5. GREER,-Littie Rock, post office. Auditor of Public Accounts. ELIAS N. CoNwAY,--l.ittle Rock, post office.
 Treasurer. SAMUEL ApAMs.-tittle Rock. post office. Judges of he Suprsms Court. Thomas Johnson, Chief Justice, Collegeylle, Sa line county
 Williamson z. Oldham, associate Justice, Fay ettevile, Washington county William Conway B, associate Jastice, Bates vile, Independence county.
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Prosecuting .liiorneys.

Prosecuting .lnorneys. lst Circuit-N. NJ Foster, Helena, Phillip. county. son county.
 3rd Cifcuit-Silas C. Walker Batesviile, Indc peiide1ee county.
 4th Circuit--A. D. Greenwood, Bentonvie, Ben ton county.
 5th Cifeut--George C. Watkins, and Attorney General Little Rock. Pulaski county. 9th Circuit-,llen W. Bievins, Washington Hempstead county 7th Circuit--Joseph J. Green. Van Buren, Craw ford county.
 sth Cireuit--R. Lyon. Fl Dorado. Union county
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Furniture.

Furniture. EVNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the I citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his old stand on Markham Street, apd is prepared to iii orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESK.sX
 AND PELTRiES taken in exchange for furniture a; the highest mar ket price.
 old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished CofEns made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N B. The undersigned having recently purehas- cd new and tashionAeie hearse. Is prepared to ai tend to haials, in the city country. on the most reasonable terms. WM. ANNEAR. Feb. l7, IB47. 23-tf
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Lands for Sac,

Lv ARKANSAS AND MISSISSIPPI vINHE subscriber offers for sale 10000 acres of \ Land, in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas Say Hampstead. Ssrier, Clark, Dallas. La fayette Unton Sc, in quantities to suit purchasers. Also in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say, the counties of Des0to. Marshall. Ttnica, Pa- nofo Yaliabusha. Choctao. TaltIha,chie, Holmes, Htads, Washington. Carroll, and Yasoo. Town ship maps of portion of these lands have been pro. cured taken from the original surveys showing all the water-eourses, &c. and the undersigned has been al the expense of procuring competent persons 10 examine many of these lands by quarter sections, and furnish hsld notes of each quarter, being m- mute description, with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, five payments, one ffth cash in hand. and residue one, two, three and four years: equal pay ments. with interest from date of sale.
 N B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighborhood of these lands, can be called upon, who will show ,hem to those desirous of purchas- ing Further information be had by addressing (post paid, Bowers k O., Memphis, Tennessee or Wm II Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM. II. BOWERS.
 .7Hgust 1914, l546. 49-tm-n
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sHNnRlEN.

SUNDRlES. E0 BBkS, Ohio snp0fne Flour OO 2 do American Brandy; eask best winter sperm Oil; % hasf boxes bunch R4isins; I chest Imperial Tea;
 box doahle refined Loaf Sugar; l box soit shelf Almonds; 4s cast Plows, with points extra, sab-soii Flow;
 2 dozen Garden Hoes;
 do transplanting TroWels; l do Garden Rakes;
 bundle nail rods;
 i,l, II ard inch hoop iron; t,i,i,s, I, !, Il, and inch round iron; s,f !, l.. +, "a. and inch square iron 700 Ibs horse shoe iron; 10 pieces slab iron; l50 Diamond and other blew mouids; 7S pieces assorted band irOn; 5000 lbs assorted bar iron; bandles spring steele; 10 bags dropand buck shot; 1000 lbs castings; Received and fofsale by VIM. E. WAIT January IS, isS7. lS-
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Flour. Cheese, &c. O0 BBLS. Superhne Flour, CO l5 boxes Cheese,
 500 lbs. Cotton Yarn, 39e0 lbs. fiat, round, and square bar Iron, 800 lbs horse shoe Iron, Wagon and buggy boxes, Dog Irons. Received per $. b. Alert, and for sale by Nov. 9-9tf VIM. B. WAIT,
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1t is estimated that over 25,000 letters, and abou. 200, 900 newspapers. pass daily through ths Post office. New York.
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YOUNG LiDIUy LGlDRMY, !,
Iitfve TRocIr. Ar.lIansas.

fTNHE encouragement that has been given to Mrs. 1 H. N. CARRoLE, by the eitizsns q Little Rock, and vicinity, for which she returns sincere tfanks has induced her to pressure the services ot an ae- eompiished lady from the east, as an assistant tsarher. which enables her to hold out q stronger ndueenent to parents and guardians. to place tnelf children under her charge. for thorough Englisn education.
 The French language. and music on the piano, will be taught if deased.
 ! Havisg rented large and comfortable house. m very retired part of the city, she will pc aOe to receive small number of young ladies as ooefders, for the accommodation of those living at distapce. Great care will be taken in the moral and polite behaviour of those placed under her charge No interference whatever will De exereised with the religious principles of the pupils
 There will be 10 public examinations, put tns discipline and systeni of teaching will bs always open to the inspection of those who have children al the school.
 Vacation will commence lst Monday of August, and studies resumed Ist Monday of September
 TERMS:
 HAlf Payable I'm Advance Tuition. pr. quarter. lst class Eng branches es %
 do do 2d do do 6 co
 do do extra for French 5 0C
 do do extra for Music IA 0o Boarding per anhum, 100 eo Ms. Carroll takes the privilege of reference to the following gentlemen, who have children ID her Gov. T. s. Drew, Gov J & Conway. Hon. Edw. Cross, Judge $. c. Roane. Hon. T. W. NewtoI, Gen. Wm. Pelham,
 W. E. Woodruff. Esq. John H. Crease Esq, Col. 5. ". Reybura, Maj. James Lawson, March 30 29--6w.
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A Card.

TINHE undersigned has taken the we'll known store \ recently occupied by $. H. Tucker, Esq, for the purpose of eonducting and ,ransacting an Auc- ton and Commission bosness He begs leave of the pablic generally, to express hope that his long experience and fidelity in the above business, vii secure him the patronage of his friends and the com munity. He is now fully prepared to receive con- signments 0s any description whatever Sales will be effected at any and all tiIaes, at the Auction Mart" upon Slaves. Real Estate. Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c.& Sc. Returns made imme- diately after sales with prompness. Liberal adyan- ces will be made spon consignnents, when required, The Auction Mat will have regular sales on Mon- day, Wednesday, and Saturdays, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
 F. K. TAYLOR. March 25, iS46-p2S-ly.
 Iron.
 L>oR SALE, a good assortment of IRON. at T very reduced prices, hy
 VIM. VANCE X BROTHERS Sept. l, lte [Sl;dl
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DISSOLUTION.
CODartnership

THE undersigned have this day associated them- \ selves together for the transaction of GESER- Al COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under the firm of PRATT & BELKNAP. Office. 39 Camp street.
 JOHN c. PRATT.
 S. E. BELK&AP, New Orleans, Sept. l, I5l5. S-a.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 THE subscriber. agent for H. Alderman, will l continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near MarkhaJn street. and keep constant ly on hand full and well assorted stock of G,oce- Fies, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes. Hardware. Castings &e. Sc. all of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country ITO. dace. as beef hides, peltries. beeswax. &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, Jan. 20, lS4J. l9-3m
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A IL persons indebted to the subscriber, either A by note or book account. are requested to call and settle the same with Mir J Krause. his author ised agent, by doing so soon they viii save costs
 H. HABERMAN Little Rock, January 20, lS47 19--3m
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-13

Last Notice but One.
LII persons indebted to the subscriber will call on
~ JOHN b. SWANTON, JR.. and sottle without
deiay ARAbELLA s. PIERCE.
Ratt Nov l. l8t7 d3-w4
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Sherif's Sale.

r INCOLN, SS.--Tak-n executions and will he
- sold at fuhllc Aut ton, on the premises on We'd
nesday the fifteenth day of December next two o.
cioc in the afternoon all the right in Equity which
Horace r. Hubbard, of Topsham, had ON the twenty
ffh day of February, 1885, being the day on which
the attachment was made The original writ,-tO re-
deem the following described real estate, situate in
Topsham in said county Of Lincoln, and bounded As
follows. viz-hegnning ON the easterly side of the
road leading TO Bowdoin at the North West corner OF
lot sold by MARK Morse to Joshua Haskell, thence
Southery four and half rods by said road to ac,oss
street, rods and - feet thence parallel with the said
County road, three rods and eleven feet, thence Yves
terly nine reds and thirteen feet to the first mention
ed bounds. With all the buildings theron the same
being subject Mortgage given by Henry e. Haynes
George Whittier, fo one hundred and dollars, dated
May 2sth !s4a and other Mortgage given by said
Hubbard to Joshua Haskell tor seven hundred dollars
dated March ,2Sth, IS45, both demands On Interest,
and duty recorded ut the Registry Office for the Wes
tera District of Lincoln County
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
YOpsham Nov, II, IS47, d7w5
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Family Flour,

IN Half Barrels, of prime Quaty, just received AM
i for sale qy MAGOUA & CLAPP.
Nov. IL.
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Bath Lyceum.

DdCH lIyCclms
| AGREEABl.Y to n vote passed at n meeting of tho
| Bath Lyceum, holden Friday Evening the 22d inst
those pers In have signed the Constitution,
requested pay their fees of Membership, ($2 to the
| subscriber forthwith
E.S. J. NEALLEY, Treasurer.
| Bath, Oct. 25, lS47
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DOct. NOurSe.

CrOWeil 4 Baxter,
TAILORS, FRONT SIRE EFT,
I[EEP constantly on hand good assortment of
N CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES, and VEST
INGS. for which they expect fair price Just enll
and examine.
Bath New 5, lS47- dx-wO
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Ailyer Spoons.

SILVER SPOONS of all sizes made at the first q
- Enlistment in BOSTON and warranted fine, 70
sale at HAYDEN'S.
Oct27.
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Flour.

Notice.
THE COparnershp heretofore existing under the
firm name of SAWYER SEwALL, as Counsellors
and Attorneys at Law, is hereby by mutual consent
dissolved. Said Sawyer is to settle up said FIRMS
business, and pay all debts owing by said firm. All
debts due said firm. by note, account, or Otherwise
to be paid to said Sawyer who is hereby fully ai-
lhorize recei collect the same, and to use the
OF said firm in the settlement of said business
b. F. SAWYER.
J. s. SEWALL
Bath, Nov. 9Th, l847.
N B. All persons having claims against the late firm
Of Sawyer & Sewall. the subscriber, requested
present the for payment Persons indebted to
either respectfully requested to call and settle with
the undersigned AT the Office of Sawyer & Gilbert.
Rath Nov. g. ls47. 6wd5w4 B. f. SAWYER.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. L.. GlRAkDlN,
uxy. ,f Do

(>AN he con suited as usual at his residence. No.
" Albany ST Boston, opposite the United States
Hotel. Persons afflicted with the following diseases
will do well make immediate application, VIZ /:
Laneness of every descriptions, Spine and Hip Com
paints White Swelling Scroiula, Cancers, malignant
Sores of every kind, Salt Rheun, Erysipelas, Con
sumption, Liver Complaints, Epeptic Fits, Catarrh,
Drolsy, Kidney aud Bladder affections, rheumatism
Phthisic, Asthma, &C.. &c, Cures warranted IN all
cases he undertakes. 49,
Or. L.. Girardin has had fifteen years. extensive
practice IN the above Diseases, and is member OF
The Medical Reformed Practice, and uses no mercury
in sny cases whatever.
of patients on the Kennebec, will make monthly VS.
is to Buh during the summer season, and VIII De al
the Elliot House, Bath, on "Wednesday ana lhussaay
Nov al and 4th and at the Tontine House. Bruins.
wick Friday 5lh where he be consulted gratis anu
he W III continue be consulted at the above place
every first Wednesday and Thursday OF eacn moh'h
boston. June 3, I547. dlyls4w34
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-20
N o &c E.

The Caledonia County Association for the
improvement Of Common Schools, will hold n
meeting at St. Johnsbury Plain, commencing
Friday the Goth of Nov. inst, and continuing
two days. The exercises of the meeting will
consist of Addresses, Reports and Discussions.
The meeting will commence on Friday the
Goth, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, with the discussion
of qucGtions proposed below, and at j o.
clock, p. NJ. an address will be delivered by
Mr. r. S. HowARD, Superintendent of
Schools in Orange County.
On Saturday, the 9th at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
MIR Case, the County Superintendent, will pre-
sent n statement of the condition and pros
poets of our schools in Caledonia County; and
at IL o'clock, p. NJ, an address will be deliv-
cred by
Prof E. d. SASBoRN, of Dartmouth Col
lege
The Questions following are proposed for
discussion.
l. What are the prominent defects in our
District Schools?
.. What are the special duties of Pcrents
and Citizens in promoting their improvement?
3. Is it economical for Districts to employ
Teachers whose services can be procured at
the lowest rates2
4. Isit desirable that any sDucial provision
should be made Immediately for the instruction
of Teachers?
8. What means shall be employed TO secure
a more punctuol attendance of scholars?
q. What is the best mode of government in
school?
z. How can the interest ofscholars be excit-
ed, and their attention secured to the in
structon of the Teacher.
8. What are the necessary furniture and
apparatus of school room?
1t is hoped that the County will be fully
represented at the meeting by those who feel
interested in the improvement of our schools,
and who will come prepared to discuss the
questions proposed above, others that may
be suggested at the time.
The County superintendent requests all who
propose TO teach school in the County the on
suing winter to be present.
In behalfof the Executive Com.
J. K. COLBY
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Saco, Jan. %.

f9uCo, Jan. 70.
Mr. BRowN:-Sr, it afforded me great pleas.
ure to be able to testify to the wonderful vr-
tue of your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters
think my case is of peculiar interest;
therefore send you perfect sketch of my
face before tah;sg your medicine, and after its
use, which you can make use OF il ycG see fit,
for the benefit of yourself or those that
are similarly afflicted. l have been
for the last four years most severely af-
hicted with humor, covering my face and
part of my body most ofthe time. have been
unable to attend to my business, during that
time have taken every medicine that has
been recommended, and have drank gallons
of the Sarsaparilla Syrup and decoction, all
of which has not had the least effect upon my
disease. At last was recommended by my
physician to give your Sarsaparlla and To-
mato Bitters one trial, he had used them
with good success in unmber of similar ca
ses. l have used only four bottles, and to my
utter establishment it has entirely cured me-
l think the cuts which accompany this, will
show you the wonderful difference in my APP
pearance. l do most sincerely recommend
your medicines to all, and know they will find
them most valuable ARTICLE. 1. RYAN.
For sale by j. c.. Bingham st. Johnsbury,
and dealers in medicine generally.
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The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARK Monday, Nov 10.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, $50 beef cattle, $500 stores, %
yokcs working oxen, l6 cows and calves,
1900 sheep and lambs, and about 1850 swine
Store catte--sales OF ye0rlings from $40 a
10; two years old from ID TO $40.
Working Oxen-sales ranging ffcm $50 to
1854.
Cows and culves--sales made at Sl7to 521
She cp--Dul--sales of lots at from 81, -, TO
=, 20 for old sheep, and for lambs from 75c. TO
1915.
Swine-at wholesale old hogs, 50. Shotes
at5b for sows and 81 for barrowa Al retail
from 81 to "a and SC.
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A gentleman from Vermont, writes qe fol-
Cambridge, Vt. June IS, 1871

Cambridge, Vt. June 1S, 1876
Mr. Seth w. Fowle-Dear Sir:-For several
years past, my usual good health has been oc-
casionally interrupted by spells of coughing,
produced by colds; year ago last winter
was brought to the verge of the grave by a
very severe cough, accompanied with pains
in both sides, between the shoulders, &c,
which, with long continued night sweats, and
other alarming symptoms, reduced me so low
that my friends despaired of my recovery. l
consulted physicians, and tried the various
remedies of the day, but none of them cured
me. At last procured DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, and it saved my life 7 have
cot enjoyed better health for many years; there
fore can recommend others who need it, to
try it, SAMUEL BENT LEY.
For sale by J. G. Bingham, st. Johnsbury,
and dealers in medicine generally.
The genuine signedl. Butts on the wrapper
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1BATM&a

dIs s@Ia y LIblG a
In Concord, Oct, l3, Of consumption, ELIz-
ABETH, wife of William Ramsey, aged 81
In Royalton, Oct 20, Mr. John Hutchinson,
aged 49,
In Rutland, Oct %, Laura l.. L., daughter
of Hon, Charles X. Williams, aged 10.
in Ryegate, Oct. %, widow Martha Strong,
formerly Of stockbridge, aged7
In Waterford, Nov. Is, Capt JONI P. Cam,
aged 90.
in DanYille, Nov. 6, Mrs. Betsey Somers,
wife of Mr. James Somers, aged 80.
In Worcester, Ms. Nov. Z, of tyPhus fever,
MARY, wife of b. S. Baker, aged Sc years and
months, formerly of this State, leaving large
family TO mourn her departure Printers in
c. Il. please notice.
In Iynaon. Nov. 10, MARY c., daughter of
Thomas ahd Sally Fuller, aged 90 years, re.
Gently of Enosburgii, Vt.
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AUG ION.

TNHE subscriber, wishing TO close up his
a business, will sell at public auction, on
Saturday, the 9th of November inst the fol-
lowing articles of property-snlc to commence
at o o'clock, forenoon.
From 40 to so tons of Hay
300 bushels Of Oatsj
3or good work Horses
l Yearling Colt;
last spring ColtsT
Cows
2 two years old Hcifers
. Yearlngs;
Calves;
One half of Thrashng Machine
so Sap Buckets;
90 gallon Kettle;
Chains, Shovels, Rakes, Scythes, WEd,
Mill, Ploughs, and llarrowsj
! Four Horse Wagon
] Sled, | Grind Stone
and various other Farming Utensils.
Place Of sqIc az my residence,
THOMAS HILL, JR,
st. Johnsbury, Nov, IL, 1877, 53sw2
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Derby Academy.

VVNHE Winter Term of this Institution will
Il commence on the 9th Of December next
Board and Tuition as usual.
o. NENCOMD, Secretary
Derby, Nov. II, lS47. 53Sw3
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0F"The average Wing majority in New
York is about $4,000.

05"The average Wing majority in New
York is about $4,000.
GF7The law reducing the rutes postage
Notwithstanding the predictions of the Post
master General: has been singularly success
ful.
The deficit ofthe first year after the act was
100000; the deficit ofthc last year was $G40'
900; while the deficit this year is only $4,000
GEoRGTA.--The official returns of the vote for
Governor stands thus G. w. Towns received
1920, ID. L. CInch Al ,09l; mai. for Towns,
1899.
Hon. JonN QUrNcY ADAMS arrived at Wash
ingion on Saturday.
Nor BAD. The New York Mirror,g gives lhe
accompanying hit on Generals. The Wings
tlnk that the greatest General yet developed
by the Mexican Warts the late " General Re
suit" The Democrats however, seem more
inclined 10 General Regret.
Revival AMONG THE CHERoKEEs.-Rev, Mr.
Jones ofthc Baptist mission, in II recent letter
says: "Our native brethren have been greatly
blessed in their labors during the past four
months. From April III to August !, sixty
three Chcrokees, twenty-one males and for
ty-two females, have been added to the pro-
fessed disciples ofthc Savioron profession of
their faith in him"
QC}@The Wiimot Proyiso section ofthe I.o-
coloco party in the Empire State have called
State Convention to appoint delegates to
educational Convention 10 nominate Pres
idenlia candidate. The Argus denouuccs
this as an attempt to introduce into national
politics the policy which has destroyed the rs
cendaacy of the party in the State
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GFLieut. Whipple. late prisoner in Mex
leo, has been exchanged, and joined the de-
tatchment under Ger. Lane.