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CAUCUS,

m, Wing, Of 81. lohu.hury, nro requested Be-
meet u' tho. rows UAlte ~ the Ccutr NuUnrr,
900 SNTt EpAN, August 2lth. NJ aorlock, T.. NJ
~ lJrtrTtr -I!-i.l--.!i-ila.-
Justice, fihr Peace, md to tHu-1ct any other hu.-
.n.., deemed necessary,
FREDERICK ErGnLE, lr Town Com.
Mug. a., lthn.
ClEN NsE IiE ia uup 10 RETAIN HEAi1u'
f. isn uct recognized bv rir oldest physician. uf
.ir tluy, that Impure l''lis the cause uf most uf
through tlr vein, ulus' hc Ic.h and ceir. rl.c the
-,-tpu Viii lr diseased. sent forth from thr heart
hv flr exquisite urHtu grwri of uur uuru., CO. fluid
lu.hpncd Vitality boz it. bHc''uug spot, TIE luts'---
q i inns lnllgl 'yh Nupuf''t. ~ B.. sure 10 fcH cl'pr
'af ,frr fftrit IT, tt-----------
buf tu recourse itself again, charged With t,sh 3--
rl., rud suffering. "tlcuu,r hut the uutu.u, ly1i
thr trcln viii run pure -1y. uuc ut the uld vr-
tors 20 effect this, no combination at remedial a.
routs known tu r. world hUs proved -n c'lrrUul u-
ur CONBEII'S HIGHLY tONtEN RATED
SYRUP or SNESApAWLLA. IIi. medicine u-
rriv- unsolicited, the sanction ct the m-t ,li.i.i-
ui-hcl chemist, professors ct medicine, and phys
irir, u the, country II cl01.r. the hlnol, cradle
cate. all humor. of the skin, di,poi. constipation 81
the bowels. vNuyk- lNcacutrtN,i- wonderfully cg e.
-t- iI al yfff!ars. sssft'ls sfff! vs., is sil.
attentive power rcno,ntc. rho hole s,,fcni bring
ugi' from npurtv nud disease a. perfect hptlth.
Read the certificate accompanying cnch bottle.
lur .1lc hy EDN NED ul'l&llN y Co., Drug.
ai-t l.a-tnu, aud their appointed agents.
ArINr- John l'ur"u, !. g. fu~inm, -. Johns
bury; l.. f. Paris, and Harvey A. Abbott. barnet;
Colby \ McGA.py, aAd 4. N. llayt& CO., Lyndon,
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WAsnNGrbNr Aug lG, 1880.
SCHEME ron a GREAT SOUTHERN UNroN.
The inteligcnta ami wcll-intorncd CORES
pendent of the Philadelphia Enquirer, has
disclosed Pteee-- Il, t,it-et--ot treason rs CIV
or existed No doubt the people have found
nita key TO some of the d-union speeches in
Congress the present session, No doubt it
could be made to cxpiain the course OF
Toombs and others against Winthrop at the
commencement of the session.
Itsccms these Southern discontents, weary
of their positions and ambitions of greatness.
some months since despatched an ambassador
to MeNico,proposing alinion with her ofmost
OF the Southern States, To form vast contrd-
cracv for mutual benefit, projections" and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The capital was 20 lac at
the disposal of AIcxicG herself a paper con-
tanning n plan of the project was last. winter
handed To Gen Houston, of Texas, for his
consideration, with the promise that he should,
If he would CSpousc the cause, be President.
These are the main facts Yesterday, in
the Senate, Mr. Butler, of South Carolina
handed newspaper containing an cNposi-
ton of the reasonable design, to Senator
Houston, for his admission or denial. That
Senator rose in his seat aud pronounced the
story n falsehood. But tho matter did not
stop here. 1the-writCr III the afternoon cath
cd upon Mr. Houston and with surprise IN
ms cOuntcnAncc aSkcb MN now Ne coulu uFt
,ny~what was true. To which the General
replied (innoceutiy1thut it was not true that
the paper was signed by Southern men, (as
nc mistakenly supposed the acruuut had it)
and that IL was not handed BIN by Gen. Lo-
PEI, bW bV dnoihsr gs7tfe7ruft, whose name he
would not mention, Thus did Gen. Houston
make an important admission, and establish
the f1ct that Sthrmr for the dismcmbci'-
unnt of the Union has been for months in
operation. How fan this treason has been ac-
quiesccd in or aided in Congress f..iitttif,-
BE seen. Let the people mark the disuuiop
speeches that have been made, and 2waitthc
result. An Investigating committee will bc
called for without delay
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VOTES ron JUSTICES or THE
rEACE.

our article la.t wcck was founded on the
pro.lnuqlion off, thc Golcrnn, the anly lal
iu the ease, aud whirh ata~.d voting m the
manner stated We have since learned that
there aay Lc d1icu!lc, 10 voting Cor Ju.tic-
O. on the state ticket, and that the Con-ti-
mrional Convention passed resolution rec
ommcuding \ SEPARATE noN fur me- rate,
ofhe Jptir,s ofhs Pears 80 be- il under,
-'ool' there win rhou be- .t,u distinct hoNc,
aud four distinct votes thus
!, state ticket county senator aud couu-
IS officers.
= MrmLHr of Congress.
%. lpvu Representative.
e. Justice, of llr Peace
Constable, viii dp % avnrto the frrcmpn
b., ,li-tihotl -s,ttra the ,,tait,.t lrsi rii
will understand it, ll'WcAmdH.
u7s Intelligence from Fort Laramie to ia.
is lsi, states that mp Ia the present evening
the number of cmpranta for California was
.as,3l2. aud lhc nmnhcr Of Nacon. s752. Tho
-irl,uc.s ~, season h1s boon much more Fatal
than IL was last. \ rcnllcwan, iu,t from 'hc
frontier states rhst he counted no les than
~ hundred and forty five new grave, along
..dc the ro0d.
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FROM EtHoPE.
Tho Europa reached lIaliaA on tho 2olh
and .lr observation-disclosures was telegraph.
y,.t Ala. Him, Ala.

Tho Europa reached llaliiaA un tho 20th
and Oboe observation-disclosures was telegraph.
rl 90 lhr lp.Dh Allaa
ENGLAND.
TIr question relative 60 Baron RothsthiIit
rtl.o hI- -ai Zoo fhr House of Commnuah1s
irn postponed till nest sr-,1n, when Min
iHrar "a introduce o hin upon the 1uh.
lnL
The llo3sc Of COMMONS have, Wy q large
tttttt,,fifY, granted llu present Duke ul Caul-
bridge 70 pension ot tl2.unu per auupul, lhr
lr-h Franchise 1911, as mutilatri tY fEV
Lord. lHs been rejected hy Tho Commons
WHO have substituted q fI2 QHHln9lI0W
uhirh. ir l slated. ndd- SOME hundred Aui
-ryrub thousand votes a. the Irish tuusuiu-
rurir The Argcrnr Act i'T Ireland has
been Withdrawn,
liusiuc-- iu the manufacturing districts
continue hrirk The prospect Of nu album
danl harvest b generally good tNccpt' i"r
iultOrs, tpr which serious lr1r- are begun
hing IN Lr felt The rot b. repeated 20 boz
spreading rapidly especially la tho south of
ireland
Harvest operations have commenced, and
the cfuIs promise oNtrcmdy we'll
pENMARK AND THE prCIIIEs,
Advice from Atuun, of tho OH state lhal
a collision between t4lo Danish and llpslrit
armct took place ou Friday near Alulld"
which resulted iu the 'drirli 81 the Dane
with iurou-ilrrll,Ir los- on either side. Lit
tr doubt rNlslH Manug Won -lhiunhol paFUc'
that higher powcra will be- involved in Oh,
adjustment ~ tlis dispute, before anything
decisive ur satisfactory will hc dupo, Should
diplomacy not -uoccod,shpuld Gcu Nillc-vt
be- victorious IN thc most battle and Icrro.
the Eydor Russia and England will pruba
biz nicucrri and should the Danes triumph
aud pu.hintp llolsciu, the l'Ws-iHuf aud tl,
ll1unyrri1u- will br ~ ely &C. attack them
should il ru occur, that either liussia on Eng
land shall hc compelled to Interfere There II
reason to apyrrhrud revolution Zoo Germany
which the present ruler, may hc unable e
control,
RUSSIA
Tho Emperor Nichu'a has issued au lksa
odrrup men IN rirh 900 OF. the ropula
ton Of the Western pru,iu 'cs. aud 10 in c1ol
900 In SOME other province, 60 lc raise,
l,t- tA, ettt, The population OF these dis
tricr. g. computed at a,oou,ooo,
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
California
.e california mail was detained 81 raua-
sI,ooo,ooo ~ GoLpprsTl

The California mail was detained 90 raua-
M.
The Philadelphia hnnga l9l passengers
Among thr passcnRrr b. Gen. llrrWn EN-
l'rr-idrHl of AeH Grenada, whose intention
b lg1ay here number of years She brings
about one million in gold duet
The saaFaiti,-itf., ,-t-4 .. Ft elI#l& 4 SAYS
"smal paur- pl ruiafauis continue ca arrive
in this rily daily We have rouYrrrrd with
quite q number pf them Their accounts al
ngrrr dat there uUFr brH Errut deal el Hiii-
lrrina before ihe Immense paius rau all get
through
Yankee Sullivan is MOI dr1d.
The Stockton Time, ravs. reports are here
10 circulation Of frcsh Indian frouidos ou tho
luoumue, !. apprr tliat 900 American
seized thc -ptaW ~ rhlcEWho iu consequence
became much iuiiaicd The affair terminal
cd 30 u ruupUnnry aluy ia which three A.
mrriHns were shot
Irlicr says that the digmnq4 ou the Gold
Ran, tributary ~ Deer trrck 80 mites from
Auburn, are supposed 90 ho the richest in
California Claims ~ 90 feet square had been
sold ~ from 1000 IA N 900, SOME 81 thC
minors were raising from one tnyiN ounces
each o day,
hrdigiug., however, were limited, aud
claims could only be- obtained d, purchase,
lAa Sacramento Transcript ualseeA ll.e diz
ruyrry of q rich wyino, about five miles from
Auburn, Three milc- of " had been taken
possession 0fhy diggcrs. Some Ofthc elaine
were held nt from three tn Gyc thousand dol
Iart each, though IL will hc impossible a. take
on the gold before another winter a. there
is 40 water near
The gold di-co,crirt that have been made
iu Carson Valley, and other places on the
Eastern slopes Of the Sierra Nevada, have
given new impulse a. mining operations,
IN portion ot tho Southern miucs, lie aud
property have been somewhat insecure Of
/ late, from the attacks of mnnudiuV pariic.
/ OF Mu,lunn-, Chiliaus and other Foreigners.
The news from the various digging
I rs the most encouraging We have had
iur sume length of time. III dis.
cover, Of rich plarcie, and ihc frequent cN-
. hihiion at large and immensely valuable
specimens have impaired q degree 81 activity
and lite 10 all branches of hutiucs. through
ont the up-riycr towns, such a. has not bocn
known since last tall.
/ New digging, have been discovered lately
ON the ripper waters Of Nula and Feather
rivers which promise to Weld rich harvest
/ The water j. vet too high for working the
/ bars of streams, but thrru - eAer, caaliAsneo
/ that the Weld viii be- equal Ca any part of
Last .cgron a. soon ~ the water falls, which
may b. -hortll cNpcctcd.
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NInkinr mar a.


year ending August /, 1850. Said per cent
are to be cast ON the original amount of Pre-
MUM Note without reference to any endorse
ment, and To bc paid to the Treasurer, at his
Office IN Montpelier, ON or before the 10th
day of October, 1850, being the day of the
Annual Meeting of said Company
As usual, a list of persons insured in tic
several towns, with the amount of assessments
due from each respectively, will be forward
ea tt' the Representatives elect TO the fsr5fS.
laturc, by whom moneys can be scut. The
assessment this year q per cent? is small,
al.d ~ Aap.d- that Ha number -Getn--
pany whi fail to forward the money in the
manner indicated4 or by some other person
who may be coming to Montpelier, so that il
can be paid over promptly at the time when
it is dug. A little attention on the part of
the members ofthe Company, will sarc much
trouble in collecting the assessments
y. T. WRIGHT. Trcas
Insurance oHcc, Montpelier, Angus; II,
lsdp- Csfw3
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And so much Of said lands will be sold at
pnt Ito auction at the Inn of Horace Ross.
IN said town Of Enst Haven, on FridTy,y tht,
2Hh day OF September next, at ten o'clock
"a the forenoon, as shall be requisite 90 DIS.
charge said taxes with c0st unless previously
paid; f5aavv..,y
II. l. WALTER, FIRST Constable.
Dated al East liaven, Ang. 10, lea0
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And 30 much of snid lands viii be sold nj
public Auction, NJ the dwelling house of The
ron Webb, I'd, in Cranky, ia the County ar
Esscx and State aforesaid. on the first Thurs.
day OF October next, at 10 o'cinck A M ma
shall be requisite to discharge SAID Taxes win
cost, unless previously paid
GIVEN Under my hand, ut Granny this 1ou,
day Of August, a - 1850. f6-5,,%
THERON WEBB, I'd, Fret Constable
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Il they nave cngagcd the services oil the
REV. ASA BRAINERD.
late of Potsdam, y. Y, a teacher OF establish
cd reputation and long experience, a. Prnci-
pal aud that with the view of giving a more
permanent character 10 the Female Depart
ment the services of Miss MARY T.. BURN
HAM, heretofore SO acceptable, will be con-
tnucd through the year.
The department OF Music will continue un-
der Prof DANA; and such other assistants
will be employed as the patronage may rem
der necessary.
1t j. the determinations that in thorough
ness of instruction. and in all those qualities
which render such an Institution truly valua-
bile, this School shall bc surpassed by none in
the State.
Especial efforts will hc devoted 10 the pre-
paration of class of Teachers aud as Mr.
Braincrd has long been connected with de-
partmcut devoted exclusively to this object,
and accustomed annually Ia deliver course
of lectures on the hryr ruuJir ut rurttiurtir;:
School, it is believed that those who wish 10
prepare for teaching, will here find superior
advantages,
The Fail Term will commence on the I 2ih
day IF EPIElIBHR and it is very de-
sirable that those who design to attend, should
bc present at its commencement.
SAM'L Il. MATTOCKS, Scc'y.
Danville, Aug. l2, 1850. 6Slw3
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THE AUTOMATOOEON

or MECHANICAL BAND, the U0.t sNfrt,Ortaa
~ Invention of the nrc, performing u. Il docs all tho
lArnni hiicihina uf n. full nrrhe-irn. whether If
BRASS, REED or STRING instruments with tho
most perfect nccurrv. This splendid mrrhnc will
be drawn on d magnificent van drawn 10y ElophHnie
aud Cnmcl-
10 render thrilling interest IN the exhibition,
Mr. T. BROOkS will enter the rngrs uf the hcrcc.t
Will beast Va the whole nninnl catalogue, md -
tir1rtr' vr hFwruHvri,ii prrTurutr-r-, showing
the perfect control which II n possible Tor man Ia
excry'.e over the hriite creation.
Another distinguishing fcntnrc In the entertain
incnt H. the performance uf the magnificent trimmed
clcl,hAnt HOt.lN AR who will lac exhibited hY that
uncquDod trainer, Mr.. T.. LANGMORrHY, WIN
will nl.o introduce the four beautiful furry stood,
NnDALLNll. WICkED WILL, BEES WlNG, aud
BLACK HAWK
Each exhibition viii conclude with comic scmi-,'-
guc.tric -coun IN which PETEMORRlS the great
Yankee doin~,tnr, frnm Hnnum's Museum. New
Work. viii nptic1ru- I ol,irs Hornbowcr or4ginu
p.dlcr ~ the NOTWITHSTANDING stamp. Air Lang
worthNn,,il also appear IN this net Introducing the
beautiful ponies, WICKED WILL and BI.ACk
HAWK.
Price II Admission 25 cts. Children uudcr 10
wears uragr half price Doors open from 10 So
clurk. T.. NJ.
This huge and magnificent collection Of
anIuals viii he exhibited in ST. JoHNsRvRY
PLAiN. ON WEDNESDAY,, Sept, 18th, 1850.
,-=4.s-4- = 4..l4a- Ccnirc- Sent. L
In Glover Village, sept ] g.
GS2wI C. Il. BRISTOL, J0rni
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

: INlt lllI Tenn ~ fhis Institution win rammrnr,
pu "Wednesday, tLf F0urth IA heptsuber nest
lHA d. MILLER A. B.. rHuripaL nui Teacher
"l "fesh Hnd ihr hallrd rrioucl-.
ALFRED Flht 4. B, TurHrrof Lltiuuud llln
fWunr-.
81. MANY 49, WHITE, rnreprrs- ~ Teach
rr ui lrauti HHd. Au-ig
NJ" lnl lsA T.. BRApLEE, Teacher n Draw
lnF uHi iHlHi.ue.
a, ANll. ~, b., Lecturer mo Anatomy and
AAFAAaL4 PIR AltRTfH ar ILETEN
UFikH
Tuition ilr Common EnrIirh Studies s2,01
Higher Euriish stuIrs Hu1
tTHWUTVUs, fnn
Drawing nud Painting, fFIfrD i,76
Music Wiii che uso ul iusiul-
mont, llJir1j fUp
Hplr', frm n 0u ~ 1850
l'nWu ilr boarding nur'- -rlL ~
lrFIWW, Aun Irli GtIuI
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And 40 much Of said lands will be sold Mt pub
lie auction, at the school house in school dis
trict MOL in said town Of Victory, ON Thurs
day, the Sd day of October next,at I o o'clock
in the forenoon, as shall be requisite To dis
charge said Taxes with cost, unless previous
~ paid. JAMES fowl, LIST Constable.
Dated at Victory, this 10th day of August,
y. ID. 1900. 6S2w3
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Victory.

IIlE non-rc'idcnt proprictnrs OF tho Town
j nt Victory, ~ the County Of EsscN, are
heg'.l'p notified that the IrSr- n--,---'-t ~.
said Gown within the year ucxt preceding
This date, remain either IN whole or IN part
unpaid on thu following described lands, Ia
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CRANKY.

NIE nonresident pf0PrelUfs and land own,
crs ofthe town ~ CRANKY 30 ihr Couniy
nt LtHrE aud Hiair ui ftTHnHft arc HfTfHY Hu-
ufcd that the TaSrs assessed by sad Town,
within the year meat preceding IBIS date, rrt
main either ~ ~ hule ef 80 part uBpad on
the following described lands ia said Town,
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THE MARKETS.
/mnlGlIrnN MAnKEr. Avn

'sf/ lElGlrON MARKET, AM. g..
Nmsrky'.7uo beef cattle, 200 .tor,,-A pairs work.
ur oNcn.a1u COWS aud gtNc-, 1000 sheep AID iamb-,
and coo Swine,
rbrcr> Reef Cattle-Ixua sc!; first quality,
O; -ocoud quality, o i3 third quality, I, % @.
Working OSou-- so salc..
Cows and Cul,c.--SlN, -, -, -, 30, 81.
Sheep und innbs 1,F2, / &, . g.
SWue--4l IA 6lc.nSc. Hog l}r.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Aug. -. ,
At market llis cattlc-about 7is bccyc., and
TIM rrTrr--rTrr NJ yyTTr U
culvcs and and wears Ola.
J. pIcI--s=AlarAel- Acel==l-N;lI- lsL qullity
81 "a quality 81 5t qunlity p! ordinary a. D.
Veal Cufyc- 81 no. Hide I 90 cot Inllow o.
Store, Working Oxen $40, "a nu q NJ.
Cows and talvc~-~2u 2s, 30 80,
Ncnrliug--Sp, lOu II.
Two year, ul~-Sl2, " ~ 90.
Three years old.-Sld, - a so.
Sheep and Iamh---3i55 Mt market Prccs-EN.
trr, -, q" g. by l"t ~, siiu,2l
Swuc-Nouc,
Number ffum c1rh StIte
I 1t,
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N O TIC r.!

tTIIE members of the VERMONT METT-
L AL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
are ileruhy notified that the following asscss-
mcnts have been made 10y the Directors on
all Notes in force ON the days following, to
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Essex County Grammar School,
AT CONCORD.


VVHE Fan Tenn M t- srho1 win commence 0n
i the gfh day ~ September nest, aut continue
t.Ia.r. trrHl .. I.UIHr TNr Instruction nf
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M AprALLINe sCENE.

Yuof, Aug. 2l..
Ar ruf,llipF and blood, tragedy camr tu
-fshttAis unruiugat the ~. Charles Ilntul.-
About 10 n'ro.A this forenoon. the propIic-
tor of thc Hotel thinking there wa, something
wrong in the uonoprr1rdnor of man and
Wumlu who h,I siniapd tLcrr as travellers.
went and knocked ~ thrg door, hat rcccN-
inn no ,Ncr, hc opened % small window o.
Ncr the door, when q horrid spectacle pre-
-.-=-+ ....--sl..lG- L.llL -llld Tho
bodies. CLOTHES and bed were covered win
blood The thrnots of both were cut. and
horribly mutatod. They came Ia the hotel
about i o'clock, Monday moniugc The fol-
lowing particulars have been a-ecrtaincd re-
spcctlng them.
The mnn'- name wa, VIM. A. Caldwell of
Whitehall, y N.,whcrc his father resides
Ills age was % or 30 years; and ne had roc
turned from sea about four months ago. His
appcaranrc was quito respectable The wo-
mans maiden name was Louisa c. Nauwinc-
klr. hutit is believed the name she bore of
late was Louisa c. Knapp. fIcraac appear
eel Ia hc from p tu 30 Years. She is drscrh-
ed ms having been very beautiful and is be-
licvod 10 be- from BROOKLYN. \. Y.
lnqucsts wore held upon the bodies and in
the rt'' ri the Nsututu the verdict ,v,,- .'thnt
the -t'A f-,-'i-r' G. ,Nauwinllc came IN her
death 10y having her throlt cut from car tn
cnr 10y the hands of Wm. A. CALDWELL opthc
evening OF Tuesday, the 29th in-r~ IN rh,
casc of Caldwell the verdict was, that he came
to his death 10y his own hands.
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80 The Methodist are to hold camp
meeting ia Batt'iilt, commenting Sept 10
Gb The reported death Of DR. Mes, mem
Der Of Congress, from Pennsylvania, is not
true The DR.. IS alive
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ttt"At Augusta, Me, tho powder used in
Griug the funeral salute iu honor of the late
President W., .u'riran yori,r aone zap m
oripmh Nsrrdn hdg', being part of a large
quantity taken lay our uoup- at the city at
Mr,iro. aud sent to Augusta for deposit in
the | % - Arsenal there
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Caledonia County
JIG STORE.
ST. JoHNsBURYPLAIN VERMONT.

81 JoHNSbuNt fbAtN, VERMONT.
INHE Subscriber having removed his bust
L. ness TO the building recently erected (
doors north of kittredge & Colbt's New Store.
now offers for sale a newly and well selected
stock of American, English, French and In
dia Drugs Surgical lnstruments,pure Chem
icals, genuine Thomp oman and patent med
icincs. Lubin's1.And other peritmery, Chalk
Balls; liair~Oils and Pomadcsa variety; Coz
metics, Soaps, Ink, pure Spices, Tooth Wash
es and Brushes. Tooth ache Drops. Teeth
ing rings; Congress Water, Extracts, .Bran-,
yes, Ilnsses. supporters. Shoulder Braces.
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, Glass Ware
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FHNiIE prrrr eof- ''ftli- h'fy interesting and cs-
tcnsiNe establishment, lni,'rn thc public. that
AFTER vcnr@ OF uuwcurird rXrriinn, during which
thew hive Ia the most cNl cricncc ugouts employ
cd in every QUARTER OF THE GLOBE thcy
hive ~ length succeeded IN Turning the most con-.
p.rfc collection of animals ever vet exhibited.
The whole nnim1l creation of the EAST, WEST,
NORTH & SOt'fli lmr each T.. Representatives IN
E,c'. this Monnrrric Y hhl LIVING ULTSTRA-
TlON II GOLnSMlfHSi NATURAL HISTORY,
hnrlly specimen mentioned In that great work ho-
inU wanting,
Connected with this exhibition. u nov and truly
wonderful phcu'lncuuu Ia the WORLD OF MI
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IN BrownngteR, the 18th inst. Emma daughter of
Hilbert and Martha Brigham. -4
Sweet sister may you gently rest,
| would not mourn thy exit hence,
Tho swcctly throbb'd within thy breast
The gentle hoart "a innocence.
Thou hast died in stranger land,
Is sudden rs the flower dies,
Without thy fathers trembling hand
To close thy dim, death fading eyes.
Like tho Rose at the morning op'niys,
But fnding ere the shades Of night,
Thou hast persisted ere the morning
Had closed its dewey gates oflight
Thy peaceful sleep can know no dreaming,
Thy souls bright wings are now at rest,
Tho burning tears arr frrcly streaming,
Thy spirit MARBLES with the best.
- H. &. /.
In RycPutc on the 9th inst, Mary, aged %, the
daughter Of Thomas Nelson orthat town.
In West Lyman on tho 18th itr-t, Misses Moore
aged IS Ie'tt= aiRoHe the last Of the Revolution
AIRY Soldiers.
In Glover July 23d, Of dropst, Mrs. Deborah
Clarke, consori ofMr Ccphag Clarke, ugcd "a yr's.
-le pagFille 18th inst, Of Consumption, Cyrus
Scott, sou1}fwiiow Jun, aud tue Rtc Joseph ClGf-
ford, n.thc odd wear ofhis age.
In st. lohn-buy Centre, lie 10Th inst, Nancy
Inn. daughter Of Nr IIram Pierce, aged Il.
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Shaker Roots &, Herbs.
GENUINE G6b LIVER ttft;

Together with almost every article directly
or indirectly connected with the business
His arrangements in the City are such us TO
enable him to sell pure articles of medicine
(such only are intended 10 be kcptl al as rra-
sQnablc rate as can be furnished ia the
Stutr. 0r7trrv will receive due attention.
j. G. BINGHAM
August 10, 1880, Gslu
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

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\ 0u. and Flute, ~ the lairsi and mot approved
flt ui hui-h, and sWeruers ~ tone with Alusr pa
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iruu, -ruphnes and Melptclrt, vim dpubl0
ierIr fur ihHuThT' ~ Tarlurs, can be- furnished o.
slmrf notice, Thee Instruments being from tho
hfi Manufacturing establishment IN Now England,
entire rDi-tldece j. entertained 81 heiF giving eat
tfctnq. i, g. BINGHAM,
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