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HIRAM II. LANIPORT HAVING FILrr

Ak his petition to the Probate Cont tor the Dis
uict OF Chrlenden, showing that he is Guardian ol
Caroline NJ. Grswod aud Harriet f. Grswod and
that his wards are seized each OF an undivided sixth
part OF certain lands IN Burlington to Wit A prop
erty described as the homestead OF the late WIN. A.
GIlswod, OF tenement on the west side OF Church
street, next south Of the Baptist meeting house, OF
one hail OF quarter acre lot number thirty STA
and OF a pew in Mr. Woosters church also OF two
lots OF land in Bost 'n--number seven in The ninth
range and elgth IN the seventh range--and thai it
viii be beneficial TO have the same sold and invest
ed IN stocks put out al interest, and praying that
he may be liseliced TO sell ,te same. II is ordered
by said Probate Court, that Saturday, the twenty.
eiourIh day OF August instant, al the Probate Office,
be assigned Tor heprlng, and that all persons con
cerned be notified thereof, by publishing the sub
stance OF the petition and this order m the Burlng-
ton Free fress three weeks successfully he last oi
which 10 be before the day set tor hearing
w6w3 BRADFORD RlXtORD, Register.
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Chaunccy Brownclfs Estate.

WE, the Subscribers, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
tor the District of Chitlendcn commissioners to re-
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF Chnuncey Brown
ell, late OF Wston, in said District, deceased, re-
presented insovent, and also all cnini- aud demands
exhibited in offset thereto; aud months from h.
day OF the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to the business OF appoint
mcnt, at the dwelling OF Widow BrUwnrs, in VII
llston, in said District, the LIST Monday of Sep
TENDER and January next, at 10 o'clock, y. NJ Oil
each OF said days
Dated, this . day of August, A. D. 1850
JOHN BROWN. JR.. r..,,,,,i..io,,,..
EGBON SANFORD. 5 Oom'h'SS''"'fs
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Grand Isle County Con-
VentiOn.

The Wigs of Grand Isle County are reques-
ted to meet in County Convention at the Court
House, in South Hero, on Tuesday the goth of
August, instant, at ten o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of making the necessary nominations
for said County.
BY order of Co. Committee
Dated Alburgh, Aug. 5, 1850.
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ing Panheism, and on the other, against the
grosser lorms of ufdety, disseminated by GER
tain English and French Philosophers. The
true anlidoe for all these errors, the Speaker
finds in Philosophy which is in harmony with
Christianity-not in Philosophical Christianity,
but in Christian Philosophy. The eloquent
and able speaker spared as little the dreamy
and deusive seutimcntaty of PdrkeriSm, as
he did the more robust and dogmatsing nfidc-
ity of modern Socialism. His discourse, though
somewhat long, was so we'll delivered, and en-
livened by so many brilliant passages, that it
was listened to, throughout, with great interest
and attention.
The Poem was pronounced by the Rev. Mr..
LANrHEAR, as arranged in the Programme.
- The JUNIOR EXHIBITION, in the evening
was attended by quite the customary numbers
of the brave aud beautiful, and the Orations
of the young gentlemen of the Junior Glass
were very generally excellent and interesting.
We suhloin the Order of Exercises
MUSIC.
l. Mutual dependence of Thought and Action
ARIEL ANsoN BAKER.
2. The Social State necessary to the perfection
OF the Individual.
MERRILL JACKSON UILL.*
3. John Hampton.
GEORGE BARTLETT FOSTER.
1. Clanshp. EDWARD DAVID LOWRY"
). Influence of External Nature upon Nationa
Character. BYRON CARPENTER"
6. The Ancient E,ruscan Civilization.
GEORGE WASHINGTON BATcnELDER.
7. Decision of Character required by the ten
dency Of the times.
ORR1N LAWRENCE BALLARD.
MUSIC.
s. The influence of Christianity upon Gov
eminent and Legislation.
JAMES BLA4cHARD Ross.
0. Merrie England.
LEVI PARSONS Johnson
10. The prosperity of Nation dependent upon
lis Moral Character.
ALFRED BENJAM1N WooD.*
H.. Claims Of the age upon the young Amer.
lean. ORvs NoOD.~
70. Popular superstition necessary TO the
growth of Poetical Literature.
JOHN JOSHUA WHEELER
IS. The Divine element in Human History.
CHARLES CARROLL WEBSTER.
II. Intellectual character of the Elizabethar
Age. MATTHEw Henry BUCKlIAM
NJ USIC.
| 5. The inspiration of Ideas.
JOSEPH WARREN.
lG, Multiplicity of theories characteristic Of
the present age.
SIMEON MELAHCTHoN PARMELEE.~
II. The English Darons.
SAMUEL Henry REED
IS. The progress of an Ideal in the Individual
Mind.
WILLIAM PALMER WELLS.
10. Human Law retrlbutvc.
MATTHEW HALE.
20. Relation OF the British Constitution to the
National Character.
JULIUs SERVER.
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$4,000
whats lis name-CAN DO THAT
TIIING REApi!


THE EXPLOSION IN HAGUE STREET,
New YoRk-lnferrsfihg CaNe This is 10 crltltl
that son, Francis Edwnld Hyde, % Pearl street,
brooklyn, was employed by ST. John, Burr & Go;
hat body manufacturers Hague street, and az wok
on the floor Immediately above and oNer the bolel
wh-u the explosion took place on Feb ith last
The explosion carried the boiler through HE hol
where he was rmpOyed aud himself w'th 1t 10 the
second story, when all was preclpitated down. and
he was buried ia the ruins anIld mass OF fle, slea
hot bricks and burning Goals In tins dreadful situa
on he hay nsensb,e, Tor (as lie links near 20 MN
utes From this prrilous SITUATION he was -xirIcaied
about . ~ O'Clock, having been under shc runs
hnurs The AZ, ,ication =. Lime WATER ana LIustrd
Oil having been made at the Hospital. was c"nlln-
url tor tie space oi two days but ,tliout atordmg
any relie Ills considered hopeless, Tor he
wa, one Of the most severely injured. and rrpou-"
by the rrilet committee. The tfs was burned q
both arms from the elbow down 10 ihr hngrrs-thc
right arm near the ebnw being burnt 10 the BONE
The back from hip to the shoulders was covered
with sores and the ears We burned 10 crisp, and
Tears entertained ut their dropping OFT.
Rev. James h. Hodge, Pastor OF First Baptsl
Church brooklyn, called to see hun, ana stated thai
he would get something to cure nm IN the eve
nlnr he returned with some OF DALLEi'S Pals
EXTRACTOR, winch he obtained from the Proprietor
himself aud applied It, lie Mr. II being iamillaI
A,th lis properties, having seen II successfully used
when The STEAMER Swiiisnre WAS Aown up on the
North RIVER, Hnd upon which occasion II saved the
lives o nur PERSONS, who had been dreadully scald-
ed. The application OF the Extractor produced
pam aicr that except AT the dressings aud times
when the piastrIs were accldcnty removed or dis
uIrDtd Tue USE 81 the ointment was faithfully ad
hrrrd to by direction ut the attending physician, and
fresh supplies were constantly obtained from the
proprietor Ii has completely and fully restored him,
and cared his wounds without leaving scar OF
marx ut ANY kind lie IL now perfectly well and en-
gagged TT his NuslurSs occupation,
To the foregoing facts ann happy 20 testify with
sincere Slanks To- Mr.. DALEY aud the Rev. Mr..
II DIE as 40 couscientious'y believe that Under
Divine Providence, DAnLEY'S PAIN ExrRAcToR,
has saved his lie BENNETT HYDE
can certify to the correctness OF the above siats
meut
JAMES l. HOCGE. Pastor OF the LIT Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, l. The above cerincaie made
by Brnnet Hyde was signed and sworn TO before ire
the l2lh day Of Aprlf, fe50.
EDWARD COPELAND,
Mayor of Brooklyn.
CAUTION Beware of the .tountsrfeh DaAy.
Salve m the old Trappo
The genuine article, IN the INV ENVELOPE and
AR,t BnxLs, Tor safe, Amply to a. { SPEAR,
w3wi Agent ioi lhe Proprietor, Burlington
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-IVednesdeay Aug.

AT market 630 Cattle.-about 43) Beevcs aud 200
Stores, consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves and three years old.
*Priccs-Market Beel-Extra at SO 80 per cwt-
LIST quality, $685. 2I do 1913 3D. do, S. %; ordi
nary S 50a5.
Veal Caves-S2 ,50a5.
Hdes-Si 80 per cwt
Tallow, So 80. per 100 lbs.
Stores-Workmg Oxen, $50, 6S, 75aS9
Cows and Caives-$l7 49, 29a3i
Neutrality-suspicious..
Two years old None
Three years old. $50, 2ja2s
Sheep and Lainbs-2S9O at market Priccs-Ex-
ira 1914 5. By lot Sl,75 2,2ja2,7j.
Swine-None.
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& q Il I'd 4 & \. ,

The most perfect remedy for HE cure Of
Choiern, Cholera Morbus, Dyrniery, Summer
Complaints vi Children, ana DlarrAu.a, eth
Ell lcccnt or Protracted.
s1lIE public have been familiar with this
d medicine for nearly twenty years; and through
Is intrinsic merits 1t has created tor itself a wide
'prrad krt. both IN tins aud distant countries It
lever has been equalItd 10y any other medicine, and
le:e IL no probability that 1t ever can be rncrlied-
It's p"wcIs IA tH'ctn9 an ;i;9..Icu.ate CCRE ia every
case t
Cholern, Dysentery and hi rrhoea,
lnsvery co1IlG9. ana every climate has aslonish-
ed lie work.. Piiy -iCinns have looked Oh their dy-
nv pailruis with wonder aud establishment seeing
hrm revive and become restored when the last
spark OF ltr seemed 10 he Pickering aud all nope OF
recovery hId lid. such casts have been ever, day
occurrences 1t Is not too much 10 say, that not Ii
single IRON either o t' 81 dseaS-s need be lost,
wh.u ths medicine is admins cred M any rcasona-
ole time. sure l. II 10 cure.
1t seldom rrqnlres more tdan few days 10
the cases and ali resent are cured lr
the course of IA lew hnuts.
Al tins season vi the wear every family should lave
it nj hand IN OF Sudden attacks, the iinulett
ate us- OF the Cordial viii entirely prevent any SRI
GUS scktiess.
Mrs p kppER Inventor and Proprietor.
- Sold Us iurnIrr, AT the old stand 100 Coirt
Stft e. Boston by Mrs +. klDDER n 60
A. c. SPEAR and SCARLETT Il LNON.
Dug isis, Hytn ATS toI bu.hnItUn ana vicinity"
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FURTHER EVIDENCE
AS TO THE
CURES EFFECTED BY DR.. CORBETT'S
CONCENTRATED SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILLAl

CURES EFFECTED BY DR.. CORBETT'S
CONCENTRATED SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILLA!
Perhaps not in the record Of time has any prepnra-
ton OF remedial agents been brought before the
world, which has proved such blessing to suffering
humanity and saved 50 many thousands from the
grave, as has
d. Corben'S Concentrated Syrup Of SarSo-
pariHa!
Introduced into the system in minute quantities,
it occasions offence do the drenChng Sarsa-
parilla mixtures OF the day.
1t correctS all diseases of the Stomach as Dyspep-
sia &c. and their attendant evil--ConstipatIon OF
the Bowels. 1t dispels ascidy, removes all OBJ
structions OF the Liver, subdues cutaneuus derange-
ment, and goes back TO the first great cause oil dis
ease, by
GIF Cleansing The Impure Fountains Of
The Blood. 20
1t is recommended Ivy the abrst Physicians in the
country, and used in their practice.
Read the testimony OF one relieved by this medicine,
az presented by the able aud distinguished DR..
WIN. PREsCorT.
This may certify that have for several years been
t-opbled with Dyspepsia Scroulous Affections, Gen
eral Debility, &c, even from infancy. By the re-
COMMUNICATION OF my ather, DR.. IIm Prescott, for
merry OF Lynn, Mass, aud now OF Concord, y. H.,
was induced to make ii trial OF COrbctts Shakers
oilsaparllla syrup. nave taken TWO or lIircc bot
ties, from which | have found great relief. My
health and strength have very much improved, and
recommend all, VINO are troubled with similar COM
paints to try this valuable medicine, am sui Ia.
king this syrup, and ier confident that it will ult-
mutely effect cure. know OF Others who are ia
king tins syrup, and are receiving great benefit
from its cleansing and healing qualities.
LAURA VI. PRESCOTT.
Concord n. H., March %, 1913.
For sale by EDWARD BRlNLEY Il CO.,
Druggists, Boston. Sole Projectors, and by their
appointed Agents. wGw2
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Gray. Mead & Curtis.
Caitten,lcn County Court
VI. r., 1850.

~ w Laval {, IoLn CdHfeHIcH COHHfy court,
Fi.k e. ' l%,en ~ I 1T',' VI. r., 1880.
F. Smith.
STATE OF VERMONT} WHEREAS John X
Cnuenden County, IS. Gray Wm. Mead,
and ELIJAH Curtis, all of said Burlington, and late
partners in business under the name and style OF
Cray, Mead 4 Company, at this Term OF said Court
commenced their suit against Timothy w. Lowell
and John Fisk. late OF Burlington, in Chlttenden
County, and partners in trade under the name and
firm OF T. W. Loyel * Company, and their Trustee,
VIM. L, Smith, in an action on Book account
And whereas 1t IS made To appear TO the Court
here that said Timothy W. Lovel and John Fisk re =
side OF this State and have not had personal
tee OF the tendency OF this suit.
Therefore, il is ordered by the Court that said
cause be timed to the next term thereof, and
that the said Losel and Fisk, the Defendants be
notified OF the perdency thereof by publishing this
notice containing the substance OF SAID declaration
in tile Burlington Free Press, a newspaper published
al Burlington, three weeks successfully the last pub
LEGATION to be at least twenty days before the next
Term of this Court.
Dated at Burlington, this 9th day of August, A d,
1850 ID. b. BUCKLEY, Clerk
/. +. WALES, Attorney. w6W3
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D. w. C. CHARLIE, Esq.
U. V. NJ August ), 1850.
PRoF. TORREY,
Reverend and Dear Sir:
Respectfully yours
JAMES JOHN

Reverend and Dear Sir:
We beg your acceptance of the cane which
we herewith transmit to you, as slight token
of our affectionate regard.
We hope it may be many years before your
steps may need its support; but we trust it may
serve to bring us to your kind remembrance,
when we can no more mingle in the pleasant
and profitable cmploymcnts of College life, nor
longer be the recipients of your faithful instruc-
lions which we hope may abide with us through
life, treasured with our choicest recollrctons
With the most sincere wishes for your uture
welfare, we beg leave to subscribe ourselves
with respect and affection,
Your pupils Of the Senior Class.
(Signed by the members of the class.)
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Working Oxen--No sn les.

Working Oxen--No nles.
Cows and Caves-s2o, %, &c. 80, 81 81.
Sheep and Lambs 8 3, 2,75. 3, 375.
Swine--i I-4c. Spring Pigs 5a5 SC retail 5 l2
a6 Ia
Remarks-Owirg to the large number of Bee
Cattle Mt market prices must decline market rather
dull and stock light. Very lew good Beef Gait lie nj
market; few Stores, but not enough to establish a
price.
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MUSIC.
Excused by lot.

OF the performances of the graduating class,
to day, we have neither time nor space appro-
priately to speak. Judging from those that
we had the satisfaction to hear, they more than
sustained the high character for thoroughness
ana fidelity, which the very able faculty have
given to the intellectual training Of the Uni
versity. 1t may be deemed nvldiouS to par
ticularize, but we cannot refrain from mention
ing the oratlons of Nh. PALMER, Mr.. PANG-
BORN, Mr.. liIBBARD and Ma. DUBoIs, as
eyincing a high degree of mental culture, and
strong orginal powers of thought. Mr.. pANG
BORN and Mr.. PALMER, especially were lsten-
ed to with marked and gratifying attention, and
their class were distinguished no less for Pc
spcuty and soid'ty of philosophical reflection,
than for rhetorical beauty and conciseness of
style.
| After the announcement, by President SMITH
OF the Degrees conferred Ga list of which will
be given tomorrow0 the customary Corpora
ton Dinner took place at the American Hotel
-CHARLEs ADAMS, Esq, presiding. We
looked in upon the dU myorum genfium,'
and their young ones, tor "A few moments, and
as we go to press very eloquent and effective
post-prandal speeches are making. We heard
Mr.. ADAMS who called up the Rev. DR.. WILKES
! who, to the infinite amusement Of the audience
most adroity converted a well-begun euogun
upon the good-Ac'ng of Vermont, and physi-
illogical hypothesis, about to be drawn there
from, uniavorable TO the intellectual strength OF
" lean and hungry" men, into a compliment to
"tall' men, individual specimens OF whom iata
to his hypothesis, very near him, he had mad
vertently omitted to remember in commencing
his speech
President WHEELER we left speaking, and
there were marked indications that the next
gentleman TO be knocked down." would be
HENRY j. RAYMOND Esq, and we write with
mixed feeling of Indignation and envy tina,
we are Mt there to hear.
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E,LEGENT AND INVALUABLE
HRTIC LES FOR TIE FOL LET
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,

FOR FEST, NJ Pr :,ERrNi, AND EMBsLLsi-
Nc 7HE HAZE.
The follopiug Cert fcate from Dr' lIgsfos Lc,ois,
one Of fhs must eminent PhgSiciTpr of Boston,
tcW sho,c Mr eStindfIo7 in ,chGeh Il IS hed ~ the
scIen'iAc and l,aSnta, triTg c1ss Chiy o. may
sifiilar ones
Mr. HIM Poglr,--Sir; The preparation invented
by you Tor thr n,ir, has been extensively usrd in my
iamy and they give It the decided preference over
all other eoinpusIlons oi the kind. II nvIgoratrs
and hranlh:S siIr hlir and ceanses the skin OF all
impurities, without producing amy ultimate deleer
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WINSLOW LEWIS.
1t ism indispensable article Tor the Ladies', as it
kee the hnlr IL place and curl, and the skin or part
ing u the hair tree from dandruiI and scuri For
children. tluys the tunnItol OF COOL head of hair.
BOGIES ANGLE,
coMpotSb FOR SHAVING.
This delightful article is totally different and inr
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bas- of il ~ derived Inm thu An ile or" ,ap plln'
Of California, an article used 10y the natives OF that
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aud deeIGenr properties have the purcst aud most
uuurshg effects an the slllu.-t soOlhrs and alays
lrntation and has fine, thick creamy alhrr, which
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be shaved with ls inconparsbr soap. 1t Is dcne
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case OF the 'oush and ready traveller or the toilet
O, the most ias,!dlous uonnoisscur.
BOGLE'S IEBEAlONA.
FOR REFRESHING AND REAUrIryNs IHE CONF
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the skin and rendering II fair dehcaie and blooming
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and The most fragrant and delicious article
be found AZ the toiet oi fashion
A tie above articles have stood the test of the
strictsst investigation, and WARRANTED superior
to anything yet mvented but, n not found Ia prove
SO, on trial the moi ey, m all cnss, viii b- refunded
by my Agents. WV. 30 1T Proprietor.
81, Waslms ton-s.l Boston
June %. 1850. whS
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DIR. CORE E TITS

Syrup Of SarSapariHa Effects Wonders !.
IRead this case of JOHN DAVIS, Sexton of Rev.
Edward Z. Taylor's Church, BOSTON,
l. the undersigned. Sexton of the Church of that
good man. Father TdyIor, state the following facts
which think should be told a world. was born
ia Portugal, and am now forty years of age Nv
parents were healthy and was not afflicted with
any disease until the year 1915. was then resl-
ing in Boston. AT that time my skin became sub
IeCl to humor, which at last was SO bad as to alarm
myself and friends. Severe cores and absCcsses de
yc.optd themselves large scars nre now deeply i'm
piinieI my forehead and other part> OF my hudy
and by their cXcoria,.un udrnted even into tie
b me. About twelve months since my Affections
seemed increasing. Deep ated sores OF the foul
est character came out Oh my arms, my head, and
nven attacked my eyes lbecame weak .cmlciatpd
a d unable 10 lerurm III duties of lie Tor my daily
dread. Failing OF receiving any benefit from ply
scians who prescribed Tor me, | rcsorcd to the use
OF various Sarsaparlili compounds advertised. but
with no benefit The able and is;neu seed sur
gror and physician, james Aver, NJ. D.. Hanover
street who had watched my case, mt last advised my
using Corbctl's Shaker Salsapalilla.
lam happy now to state thai my general health is
FIST improving the scrouious developments on my
head, arms and face, a. lety passing away and not
until this moment have had any hope Of n rest Ne
from the grave. . Corbetts Sarsapar,ila do | u
lone attribute this amendment, and not until had
adopted It's use, (and This in minute quantities, ) have
l or four years found any reiie from suffering.
JOHN DAVIS,
Sexton ofRcy. Edward I. Taylor's Church.
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llHEs AIION.

'gVIlIS is to certify that have given my
4 son Frederick Huntey his time from this date
t,i he shah arrive at the agc of u years, aud Cam
none OF his earnings, and shall pay none lls debts
SMYTON IlUNTLEY.
Milton Julv % 1850 w3ws
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday. Aug. l.
h"l Suay, aug
Reported for the Traveller.

Al market 500 Beef Cattle, 3 pairs Working Ok
en-, 81 Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep and Lambs.
Prices Beet Cattle Extra S6,2j lst quality SO
I'd do si,75; 81 do Si,7jaj.
Stores None,
Yelrugs None.
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No. G..

yHNHREE REQUISITES The toilet articles
l. best suited to lend beauty their iavorng aid
are Boge's Hyperion Fluid for strengthening and
beauying the hair, his lIeb-aona for removing tan
and frechlcs from the complcxioh. and his AmoIr
uhe celebrated shaving soap) Sold by the inventor
William Boge, 227 Washington Street, Boston.
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BURLINGToN, Aurust ), 1850.

To Mcssrs w. p. Adams, J. II. Buck, U. c.
Duboi 7. S. Hall II. n. Iibbard, & NJ. Ill.,
+. A. Hopkins, +. c. Palmer, Il. X Pangborn,
i. Porter, P. VI. Saylcs, J. II. Scott W. S.
Sleeper members Of the Senior class.
GENTLEMEN:
The beautiful present you have
done Inc the honor to make Inc of a gold-hcaded
cane, the more valuable as it records all your
names = the names of class WITH whom my
intercourse has been always pleasant, and
whose department towards me as an instructor
has been such that must take the blame if it
has not also been proitabc-this beautiful
present accept with many thanks for such a
mark of your friendship. Let me assure you
that shall preserve it as a sacred memento :
and hope that every name that stands recorded
on the seven-faced escutcheon, will be kept
as fair and bright as the precious metal that
holds it.
Sincerely wishing long, useful and happy
life to you all, remain, gentlemen,
affectlonately yours,
JOSEPH TORREY.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
4 VALUABLE Property in Honsed"Ic,
u Wayne county, Pcnnsy vania, Tia" head OF the
Delaware ana Hudson canal, consisting Ul lot Of
ground one hundred feet front, aud two hundred and
atty feet deep, whereupOn are erected II large three
story frame tavern house, barns, sheds aud all other
necessary out buildings. THIS property known as
the Mansion House, and is situated IA the centre Of
the town, containing between tnItc aud four thuus-
aud iuilibiun,s Il - 'hp .'ru~jal stage house OF
Northern Pennsylvania, ana j. ~ ail respects well
adapted To the purpose ct na.,IuL money. Toms
made known upch enquiry OF DAVID ABEL,
Juy !, 1870. wiw6 Proprietor.
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CONSUMPTION

In oil Chrsnnzcd and civilized countries has caused
Rtger proportion VI death. than other nnndy that
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