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CO-PARFNERsTIap.

TENFIE undersigned have formed Co-Partncr-
Il ship under the name and style IT r. 6 Raw
Inns & Co., and will be glad to reccpe for the new
firm, the patronage and support of f3,c citizens of
the county generally.
THOMAS RA{gIINS,
THOMAS G. ItAWLINS.
Charlcsfown, August !, 1878
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DEe. VIM. II. ID. lIlLn.

~ FFERS bis Professional Services 10 the citi-
" zens OF Charlestown and its vicinity. His
residence is the house formerly occupied nv Mr..
JOHN w. CRANE, and three doors: West Of tho
residence of the late DIR. CRAMER.
AUGUST l. IS48-3m.-E T. E31m
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Below SKILL be found the admirable letter Of
Edri0nd Ifurke, the able head of the Patent Of
fec. 10 thf! Democracy of Nashua, New lamp
shire, in answer to an invitation 10 attend a pub
lie meeting. 1t shows up the Inconsistencies Of
Wiz in a strong light, and we commend it
TO o1S rte;Iers as the production of one of the
soundest.t.sads and purest hearts in the Repub-
lie Reed il and hand tito your Wing neighbor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

How DO Mas GENERALLY GET THEIR WIVES 2
Where do men usually discover the women who
afterwards become their wives? is question we
have occasionally heard discussed; and the result
invariably come 10, is worth mentioning to our
Young lady readers. Chance has much TO do IN
The affair; but then there arc important govern
ing circumstance It is certain that few men
make selection, from ball rnoms, or any other
places of public gaety and nearly as few are IN
tiHenceu 5y what may 20 sttU'stIg or IN
viction is that 50 iundredtts Of all the Emery with
which women decorate, or load their persons. go
for nothing, as faras husband catching is concern
ed. Whore, and bow, then, do men get their
wives? In the quiet homes of their parents or
gnardiaps--at the firestde. where the domestic
graees and feelings are alone demonstrated. These
are the charms which most surely attract the
high as well as tho humble. Against these, all
the finery and airs in fbe woS1d sink int9sinsig
niIicapce,
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woMAS's LovE.-The true being and end Of
wumsnhia9 is loKes and fsoEs this, If may 50
speak, all their sorrows, 1t hey Persert q al holy
and heavenly tassioa, dipscIIy prnceed. reyes-
eaee die principle al lore IN wosnsB. q eeeEas
indeed Tie armospheSe in which she lives, and
4neyes, and has her being ne asatd wings
of her spirit aeess eses EeeehiDS and Papte1S, 10
clasp TO IIer bosom, and tt6o1 ia some object OF
human afectiop IN the smile of her lip, 10 the
4lsace Of her eye. me soft and idef1ng melo-
al tie spirit OF love. She deiig1ts ~ Hfltsteg
10 our fenic5 do invest epg pathway With The
roses Of delicate Enjoy n tOlent s1lg4htas 80
tlIs hearth and 4eposs 20 The evening fp1nfs
iase aeyer thought npon Ilb genFls Rph ataChsszas
siye i14ftiapce Isl asnJslasl. tln fes6Dfs af The
deepest admiration Sic ,ass4ltg Jsarss 5y;aep
s.,e IS Estauee1 SIDE De 6orsiy
ed ssa eli fgtns With ~ eSes1j saisa.si iees
so.iIlst "a snillt les 5Etp ma ases
giaps lhs5s aEiEan HIaFs sei lli lae, alY
AZ .ila iReaets lsar ttt 33l itessg tS.s's
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4,E.gH ERoa HypaoPHoBIA "a s'les naI z! !,
t,5n Of 3alLimoEe. aged 40 years, diea
i on5lie SDtl alt, % baaft 3 seesS,l
u Gid F504ut.sQ q.
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A BEAUTIFUL EPITAPH.

81 mason's yard in n. Y. city is headstone.
with these words: " Our dear litile Baby;" and
the marble upon which affection has cut the sem
tence, is as small and as pure as an infant Snre-
ly, here is perfection in an epitaph! The age Of
dying chiIdis nothing, andnced not be recorded I;
and what is there in name when the heart
yearns for the form This little stone has no
mark for curiosity, and cold history would frown
on it; but parent-any parent-entering the
graveyard where that laby rests. and lat small
marble tablet may stand, would carefully avoid
treading on the little grave, and yet would stand
baby fixed on a mothers love, and its arms OPEN
ing for fathers fondness and then, las, the
dimming of those eyes, aud the dropping of those
arms-the silence; and what more sud, of a dead
Child ;-and the father and mother bereft ofall but
This CRY of NATURE. Our dear Liale BabY.''
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SsED .Esss,ls9 81 Vssstta
- sss tfsls4 Gellli si IS
81 81 a a. "a i:s
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MARBLE YARD.

YNTHLIAM ANDERSON returns lis acknow-
w Judgments TO the citizens OF tl,ar'estown
and of the County generally for the lii:ral patron
age extended towards him. since The opening of
his Establishment in this place. Flo. the future,
the most active exertions will be used to render
entire satisfaction to all who may desirc me-
mpntoes for their friends either
Monuments, TOlnbs, Head and
FOOT STONES,
or any other article pertaining TO thi=sline. The
quality and price shall not be surpassed by any
All articles will be delivered without cost to the
purchaser, and at the risk of the Manufacturer
4 continuance of the pubIic's patronage is re-
specially solicited.
10 Shop on Main street. adjoining the Cabinet
Factory ofthe Messrs. Starry, and opposite the
CharIestown, April IL, 1s4s-6m.
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- oliti1oI.
Letter Of Mr. Burke.

The Inconsistency of VVhtgsery shown up by
n master hand.
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CASH FOR NEGROES

HE subscriber is anxious topurchas alarge
numbers eff Negroes, Of both sexes ,soundand
Iely. Persons having Negroes to dispose of,
% find it to their interestto give him q callbe
e selling, as be viii pay the pery ghestcash
ices.
he can be seen at the Berkeley Ceuzts ,at Mar
sburg, on the second Adenday, and at Berryville
the fourth Monday in each month, and usual
st his residence in Charlestewn. ~
all letters addressed 70 him viii be promptly
tepdedte. WILLIAM GROW.
chaIlestswn, Does. eA5--ttfs
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aAnEEs lIcsmEREsK.

A{SSt9ssAf GA5S g0fa 70 AZ
.HARPRRs- FERRY, JEFFERSON CoEagfs IRGtEtA.
DRACTISEs in the Comfy ard Superior
IL Courts ef Jefferson, Berkeley Esargan aud
Frederick Counties. Feb. 8, q ads--tf-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

% Amos Tuck, a Representative in Congress
from New Hampshire, i'm a speech in that body,
uttered the following n'ost imtam IS, bar6arous
and federal sentiment:
"I.et the same vote that declaredthe war un
necessary and unconstitutional, S'FARVE IT
TO DEArH BY WITHHOLDING SUP
Plies
The Hon. John Bell, of Tenn, uttcreda sentf
ment somewhat similar:
"Nly advice is Stop TIE WAR! Flee the coun-
try as you would city doomed TO destruction by
the FIRE from lIeaven!
The following is from the Boston Chron"'yPe,
an abolition paper
aIt would be sad and wotul ioy-but a joy,
nevertheless, TO hear that The hOrdes under scott
and TAYLOR, were EVERY MAN OF THEM,
SWEPT INTO THE NEXT WORLD"
SQUARE MILEs or TEnRIroRY NoRrm AND soUTn
Sc 30lLe following important statistics have been
Land Office The aggregate results have been already
s'a'sa M our eOll Nofs6so. S, SO 80. Total Total
Oregon territory ST 81 15s sl i9 sS5s;
Tf S N M Gf tue 7ase4s 7asel8 4sas787ao
N w tr. n w. of 700. go
Ohio, remaining, %, 1886 ---~ 2S'Soo i4'S'''OlO
l1 Mo AFksHsss sos $500 2sss go
New Mexico 33,895 $3.50 1887 69.527,63o
Total 1889, 277 262729 .s6I .9I6 l,l9l .6si $40
SURFACE OF TEXAS.
Pas s5.'ser 1887 1895 1898 70a57. 100
s. Of Paso. ss,ols 5sols ss,29I.5aO
e. of Nueces & S
ofEnsenada rivs lis,569 1880 95.O94.l6O
Total. 1887 2sl,9s3 325 $50 2os s22. 500
TIE TERRIroRIEs.-Acco TO an official state
ment from tue Secretary of War and Commissioner of
Indian Affairs The number of lndians in Oregon, Hew
Mexico, and California is II, 1879.
t. In Oregon. '----- az sl1t -
Upper California, 1888
New Mexico, Si'goo
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DoxaaffaeEs 3aa
{ BALE. Gotten Laps; saisc 5tl3e pets7e 81
~ HI Hron.ll Gsettaas. lust esoelea %
JOHN X. EEkDIRUS & CO.
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| So. b,,f hEs
ORA vayard Where that Iaby rests. aud tl,at small
99,orhle t.hlot NAV stand .vonId carefully avoid
trenJiny On the lille crave and vet would stand
meIe, VII o WI ' Iove AMI its arms oo"n
ing for faIher's fondness and then, alas the
dimmipp of those eyes, and the dropping of those
arms-the silence; and what more sud, of dead
child and the father and mother bereit of all but
this crv of nature-s' Our dear title Baby
---------..- -
ANClENT AND MODERN LE9 'c = LED" 80.
written and siq6ed Inv n bachelor of DIVINITY and
Dreochnr of tEe Gosncl. Of ENGLAND two hundred
rrn,l eleven wears aTo:
:. o.. AZ. s.,.o c,.,,,o,,o 20 ,t,, o,o ,r -,
,r i' W! ttl'e 10y i III ouS - ~ III -
NE WI! never Pleuee any nea''i' I oi "ItnA
~ -, j,o hsoever :, ha a.
ing "stT uhIe"t wi'a'soeseI' 20, =.
'ol" No.. ~ @ a. o.tss, ,nnnars ar
E'neio" s i loA 80 iast fF;ar,Iss nor all
tytaht on eI'., nus ag s s,f,ca or
@ ~ NJ, Fns Heaven (syhoI
49,, Lii ~, sH hIb ers,.aSe me-.
not SATAN, with an Is IA the
Movers Of he'll itself sbsIi ever betSay me nv
HE varu SHINE ffor a slime mn, mot n l,iIIe
one,) doe plainly find that Ibave more offended
and more dishonored my great and glorious Maker
and most nnefc't1i savior .ian oy ail other sln-
mes that am SUBJECT unto, ana or this very sinne
Know 1t Is mat 600 main olten oeeh strange IN,
to me. And ior that cause ana LOT that cause ahq
noe oiher respect' nave tlus vowed anu
nearby peg my gooa fasne ;. III ileaVen' o. nls
grcale gooaness ana inllnile rnef mercy III Jesus Jesus
Er'sl: ~ 'te ~ Tue anu 70 'e
Oe uh'o me 10, "hat Is IAst' hhen-
| lSlgheuJ L.o,, N. BOLTON
Broughton, Aprli iuthA 1856
| The following is the Temperance pledge OF the
present day:
tagree to abstain from wines, mHlt liquors, ci1
DER ardent and an tat can IateSea'e, ana
10 nel!heE give nor me oit ~
all sn!taole ways u'ecountenAhce tielf use mp
OUT '''' oO."".o1..y. ---
| IpLEXEss.-Wretched is the man who no
| employment but to watch his OVID Digestion, and
who, on waking in The morning, las no useful
/ occunation OF the day presented To his mind TO
such a one, respiration is toll, and existence is
continue disease: oeiI-oEY'o Is Tue ons re-
source ~ d,,1 ~ =, ",,,,ars,;,;o, lie
gulses. ms a1e ""G For VIVA, ,Sop he ho,n9
ohiy cohioLt u @ io' o.;, '' ,'I;t I
ana why was e On, liz ,;.',nas
S sti,.,I ;Ddns,,t sTmn
are me Iascs % 'h e IN.
atet oy me wants -. 'as W - :. cn,n,nony
stc;one nroSans,v crdsnlav
his scorn Of those pursuits witch render others
| hapuier than himself.
'AfP'e' '''''.. -; -,
GEHTLEMAS.--Did you ever see a get ~.
man We have seen t"o or t'iTee III our hays
but real gentlemen are eSceealne'y rare gem
temsn y one s T bset a. s ss Low or hinI boo.
H ~.sA Hs does not bow 10 wealth. scrape his
i;eksdoess in ch niaces. you sJways receiys
S.lS Ii'o ni snsyer IN vonr nnuify. and he
tu IN cor, innrmatio,, IN lis poyyer.
H.. IN lt,t say = ss.,r iajptc yoar Ieeitpgsos
alInfe 10 asnbieet 10 pain Jour heart. Whatever
maybe done. he Will not manifest angry feelings
i .oua caiIpREs u HgAyes. AS tie shepherd
thought more of the sheep that was lost, Islaf Of
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HoRRIBkE DEAqa.-t1n SATURDAY, u the Massa,
chusetts ss0a sgnras. et South Kpsten, 2 ssor1s
man Ramed Psltieb cprhells Bias apsatoyyed ias
feeding Totfiag snsctne, accidentally Stepped
EefANa a, by which bis maud Mas eeggtt ~ 9be
machine aad his body drawn into space faaF.ant
a half Inches at ens gnd andg and q hall atkhs
other, He nas crushed 5s dsate Instantly sts
ieaycs q wife aud sik Gititates.
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OPEQUoN VvO0LLEN FNCTORY.

d. ,.
August l, 1855.
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Ipirt Of Jefferson.
Ivy JAMES ". BELLER.

= az Y,Iy sr.. CORNER ROOM OLD VALLEY
IInryL 7" CHAKLEsTowN.
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SQUARE Miles or TEnRrToRY NoETIl AND soUTm
OF 36 3Oe following important statistics have been
laid before Congress from the War Department ana
Land Office. The aggregate results have been already
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EEssHLE ss4 El1gsLs IaE 5. ~ Elts asssf5 kssaaEa
aha Il ,ln q lna as .gieRs IS ii . lsl,is
sud Eng lines sI1H eiEi:Rtse ~, 4
81. - sian 81 sssI.s.
II.af q esksss III. sslis Il ssi.- ana -
I eas.Gg a iaaga ssfss.S 49,. %
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gshe following Batty sesst was given On Tho Aa.s
at, Charleston, EiaFs5
9By ~ ParebeS Midas sstla Ven Balss
~ 4atit5es1 sssgnefts tvaeslie 50 Aeileateig 6gE
palaad 40 70 he aarsHa9 - ety paiai at 500 ,slIRs
pass at1y Tie iron elesngt .5f ssf 5nlersstiR
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ON CHlLpREN - HEAYEH.--As ills slepilerI
tho ,e' inesy.nine that were saved as The wonaa
scarcely realized the value 81 aiae pieces OK sil,
Seftsas remained in her anxiety for the one that
was missing go il has ever seraed % the bereaysd
parent, that tie aoweEs which heaven claims in
The epripg lime 6tsipianey are taiter and sseetef
and bear fruit Ia the chilly atmosphere OF tisae
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REmOVAI.

Georgetown, D. 81, March 2, l94&s-.-l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

MARRIED. Concord, on the Goth
inst, after a happy courtshp Of several
years, MIR Independent, Aboilionism, to
Miss Mexican Federalism.
The nuptias were so'emnized by proxy,
through the agency Of Hon, Nathaniel S.
Berry, of Hebron, who is to have the lu-
ture superintendent of both branches OF
the family. Hon lchabod Bartlett of
Portsmouth, otliciated as master Of cere-
monies, and Ex-Governor Colby of Little
Britains, gave the bride TO the groom. 1t
may be necessary to remark, that the par
ties had made several attempts TO approach
the aItar-bul the bans were forbidden by
certain scrupulous kindred, who consider
ed their marriage an important infringe.
ment, both on the laws of consanguinily,
and upon the contrast of collars. But we
learn that every scruple of this sort was
removed, when they were assured that the
unien might possibly produce an increase
of halfbloods, about the Cd Tuesday Of
March next. They considered the exper-
iment worth trying, and all, with one &C
cord, said amen TO the union.-.agus and
Spectator.
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ers6eld, and S. Wellman, A. Angler, c.
French, j. F, Deane, and S. l.. Adams OF
Cavendish.
There were come slight amendments to
the resolutions reported by the committee
on resolutions, and the Secretary pub
fishes the same, as they were amended
and adopted by the convention.
Voted, That the Secretary be requested
TO prepare report of the proceedings of
the convention, for publication IN each of
the papers in the county.
On motion the convention adjourned
without day.
RYLAND FLETCHER, Prest.
JosErn A. WHITE, Seen,
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SYMPATHY WITH FRANCE AND ITALY

SYMPATHY WITH FRANCE AND ITALY.
Mr. CUMMlNS asked leave 10 introduce the fol.
lowing resouions; which were objected to. upon
being read for information, as follows to wit:
Resoiued, That il becomes the people Of the
United States 10 rejoice that the sentiment Of self
government in commenting itself TO the favorable
consideration and adoption of the intelligent and
thinking men of all enlightened nations.
RESOLVED, That the only legitimate source Of
political power is the will Of the people. and the
only rightful end Of its exercise their good.
Resolred, That we sincerely hope that down
trodden humanity may succeed in breaking down
all forms oftyranny and oppression, and in The
establishment Of free and rational governments for
the goood of the governed, and not for the aggran-
dzement of those who govern.
Resolred, That we tender our warmest sympa-
hes 10 the people Of France and Italy in their PIE
sent struggle for reform, and sincerely hope they
may succeed in establishing free and constitutional
governments, emanallng from, and based upon the
will of the governed, suited to their wants and
condition, and such as will secure TO them liberty
and safety.
RESOLVED, That we tender our sympathy and
hopes ofsuccess to every people who are seeking
to establish for themselves free and rational gov
ernments; and that whatever of blood or treasure
may he shed or spent in a struggle Of the Cypress
ed against the oppressor, IS TO be charged TO the
unjust resistance of the oppressor, who strives to
hold and exercise the rights ofihe people, u,urp.
ed against their will and exercised for the benefit
Of The feW and the oppression Of The many; and
not to the people, who seek only TO regain and ex-
ercse their natural rights In such manner as will
best secure and promote their own happiness and
safety
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Where is TCrgIumeS?

Speaking Of the recent vote 10 this state
on the License Question, the N. Y. Ex-
press saws:
Bennington, Middlebury, Terglumes, Rutland,
Cas.lelon, Woodstock, rownshend, Westminster,
Burlington and ST. Adams have all given No Lii
cense maortes."
Now, then, Where is Terglumes9 That
is the question! We don't care who struck
Billy Patterson; nor whether Mol asses will
explode; nor whether any thing but river
or lake can get high on water; nor wheth.
er apple dumpings can be proftabIy made
of pu'ty;-hut we dOsemphaticalIy ask
Where is Terglumes' Doctor Cobb says
there is no such place in the State, and if
mo License" is to prevail by the vote of
Terg lumes, he wants to know it! Ifthere
is such place he will deliver a course of
Lectures there Misunderstanding
Free Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

More testimony, more proof more evidence II II can he
needed, of the reputation of Vaughns Great American
Remedy the Lithohtrptc Mixture II cures every thing
or there Is no truth in man. for week aer week put in
statements like the following
CLYDE, New York, Dec. Ia. 1876.
DR. q. C. VAUGHN, Sir-Your medicine IL all sold,
have not bottle on hand, there severo commenced
facing il who want more Immediately ii acts like Il
charm Not single instance has occurred where 1t has
not benentted and sir if il continues give the satisdc
ton does it will go before anything of this kind in
the world &c. Yours,
I.G. HOOD.
That is enough We have snd often, if any person
doubts Names dates, or statements to send letter post
paid TO the individuals whose letters appear here and il
they do not get the proof of what have sal regarding
this Great Remedy, we will stand convicted of alsehOod
Reader, see advertisement under Grea American Rene
dy,-get pamphlet of Agent &c.
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
II u L OPP T.

The Caledonia arrived at Boston on the
9th, bringing the most important news.
The French Republic is established, and
order again reigns in Paris.
The prospect is that Revolutions will
be the order Of the day throughout Europe,
for the present, until liberty and equal
rights triumph. Owing to the lateness Of
the hour we cannot give the particulars by
this arrival ill next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

The Young Mems Lyeeum will meet at the Cen
trail School House, Saturday eve, April /, a,
o'clock.
UEsTIoN:-Ts i, probable tina, the present in
stitulions Of this country will continue for one
hundred years 10 Gomez
DlSPUTANTS:
Afiir Chas. Dewey. Neg D. L. Howe
iCF' Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 at
tend. r. C. PIERCE, Secretary.
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WIscA,sErr, Maine, Jan. 80

WIscAssETT, Maine, Jan. 80.
F. BRowN-Dear Sir:-I take this opportunity to re-
turn gu my sincere thanks for the benefit have
received from the use oil your SARSA and TO
MATO BlFTERS. can with much pleasure say that ]
have beeh very much benefited by their use. ] have
been troubled for long time with scrolua hu-
NOR, for which have applied to all hyscans, with
out receiving the least relief at last induced to try
your Bters BY the strong recommendations OF my friends
and to my utter establishment they have entirely curt
me- and find by inquiry, that am not the only person
that have been cured by its use In this part of the country
II is becoming one of the most popular Medicines
sold here, and hope soon to them become In general
use by physicians can with the greatest pleasure
recommend them to all as most mild, sale, and eiectu-
al remedy for impurities of the blood. Please send me
one dozen by Railroad Stage, aud obge your most
obedient servant, JAMES w. WARREN.
None genuine unless signed FIR EDERICK BROWN, on
the wrapper.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist Wood,
stock, VT
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THE BOSTON DAILY TIMES

This spirited daily came to us Monday
evening in new and beautiful dress, CIV
ing good evidence of its prosperity, l, is
now worked upon press that throws off
t'oclre thousand sheets per hour-equal to
Three and one third per second.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THITR dK 1IdDnH %

AT Market, 440 Cattle, including 60 which re-
manned unsod from Monday.
WORKING CATTLE, Is or 80 Pairs and in
request.
Cows AN CAVES, but few, and sales not no.
ticed.
Prices Of Beef Cattle have receded since last
week, from 24a5O cents per hundred. From
$5,OOa$7,OO will comprise the sales.
WoRKINo CATTLE, sold from $s75aS 3d.
There remain unsod of all descriptions 76 in all
SWINE, advanced in price; sales were made a,
Lac Ia and some above that.
SHEEP, 1880 at Market.
$50 Common Sheep, $3.50, $2,75, $500.
$50 Stall Fed, 1925, $3.50, s., 90, $500.
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LIST OF FASHIONABLE
B O vs. CT OF HIN G .

AT SIMILARLY Low RATES:
Ovcrcons and Sucks of brown and black roadcohs each
from So, S, 6, so
Overcoats and Sacks Of Beaver and Pilot,
$3.50 3 50, 4,45c,5
Overcoas and Sacks, of sa,inet and Twecds,
So 5,3, $50, 4, $50
Coaks and Capes of Brondcloh So So 8, So $50,
~ s6, $50, 7,75o,s
Jackets, of black, brown, green, olive Cloths.
s2,a25, ESQ 3, 81 o,4
Polka Suits, all coors great variety 81, 5, so, so
Pants, of BroaJclolh, Cashmere, Doeskin, SC,
81 IS, ., , o. so 8
Vests Of black md fancy cOlorcl satns, Neves, &C.
$3.50, rs, /, res, 30
Vests, double breasted, Of Cloth, raid, Valencia,
so so, Is, J, ta5, 50
Ovcrals (and many other articles orBoys ClOthfhs)
30, 81 and 40 crnls
and an endless variety Of sncl Goods,
n4g ?, "a IA ~ ENSPCa
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We would call attention to tho adver-
!isement of Brown Lawrence s. Stickney,
10 4lother column.
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ATTENTION

The meeting holden las, Friday evening
to complete the organization of Military
Company, adjourned 10 meet next Sa,ur.
day, April LIST, at the same place, at l o.
clock P. M. A punctual attendance is
requested.
GEO. II. SLADE, Sec'y.
Woodstock, March 81, 184S.