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The New York herald., 1850-12-03

whatever il may be, shal be effected without sv;
tation and without troubles. cloud applause
The object, the most noble, and most worthy of
an elevated mind, 10 not to seek out, when a man
is in power, by what expedients he may continue
TO hold il, but to watch without ceasing over the
means for consolidating. for the advantage Of ali
the principles OF authority and morality which de
fly the passions of men and the instability of laws
| have with sincerity opened to you nv heart;
you will respond to my frankness by your con.
fdence-to my good intentions by your co-ope-
ration and God will do the rest. (Long continued
sppause.)
Receive, gentlemen, the assurance of my high
esteem, Louis NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE
Elysee National, Nov. IL, 1850
Loud and long continued marks Of apprsb alton
followed the reading Of this document, and it was
soms time before the Assembly could regain suf-
hcIent calm 10 go on with the business of the day.
M Leon Faucher replaced NJ Dupia, sen.; in
the char
The PREsrDEsr-The examin. ton of the bul.
letips thrown into the urns during the ballots for
the Vice Presidents and Secretaries not being yet
commenced, propose, in consequence of the ad-
vanced hour OF the day, TO postpone that operation
sealed up. (Yes, yes There being nothing more
the order Of the day, the sitting
M HENRI DIDIER--l have to remind the hon
President that have presented demand for leave
10 address interpretations to the Minister of War
relative to the nomination of General d. Hautpoul
TO the office of Governor. General of Algeria.
(Oh! ohD
VoIcEs-In six months hence
The PRESIDENT The Minister of War leaves to
the Assembly the task of fixing the day for the in
terpellations alluded 10.
The MINISTER of the INrERroR-The first thing
to be ascertsined is, whether the Assembly viii
accede to the demand made. Noise on the left)
M. II. DIDlER-I by no means intend attacking
the prerogatives OF the President of the Republic,
but in this Case maintain that the law has been
violated (NOfse.)
VoIcEs-In six months.
The PREsIpENr-The Assembly is bound to de-
eide without any discussion. M. H. Didier desires
20 kaxr EvaA T~~
whilst other members have proposed this day six
months Does any one propose another period
VoIcEs-No No In six months.
On the Left-It is a derisioa.
The PREsIpEsT-l proceed to consult the As
semby.
A first trial by ossiset-icpe was declared doubtful;
on second, the interpellaiions were postponed for
six months. (MBrmurs on the left)
The sitting was brought to a close at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

MANuFAcIoRIEs AND PRoDUcrs or MAssAcHu
sErrs. s.-Msssachuseus, according to the ceusis
returns, has 5,3JS,5ST card factories, 1,22O,76s
spindles (stached 10 woollen mdls) 337 cottan
factories, l,6Oi fung mills, 800 cardiug machines,
1905 saw mills, 90 fuling mills S3S Sitting mills
and nal machines, l9l wooIlen aud linen factories,
10 manufacones of small arms, IL factories for the
printing OF silks and calicoes, p bleacheres, ia
paper mills, and 40 mills Of a miscellaneous cha
rscter. She also has Dos iron works and furnaces,
~ oil factories, glass factories, 81 card fictoues,
and 5.35s, $50 superficial feet OF salt works, am
1881, go superficial feet of wharf There are
there, also, b2s,T70 tons OF vessels Of abov iivf
tons. The following are some Of the agricultural
statistics OF the State Acres Of tllsg lsad, in
cudins orchards titled, 300 269; bushels Of wheat,
210 S; bushels Of lndian corn, 265 $50; bushels
Of barley raised on the said tilage land by th
year, l17,iil; pounds of hops. 100 $50; tons o
broom corn, 291; acres OF uaimproved isad, 7i5
z94; acres Of land unimproveable, 2J7, 9z9.
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6l In order TO limit to twenty millions the sums TO
be allotted 10 rosds t was necessary devote tn
iy Intended for the improvement credit which viii
however be intufhcient, particularly in the mousl
tsinous psrts Of the country which are deprived OF
railway Communication
ls, II the state we're 70 be compelled TO compese the
railway from Parts TO Lyons and that ron Lyons to
Avgpon IL would have TO sxpend to the hrst of Jsuu
arr next sun Of two hundred aud thirty millions
ri on the contrary the rails from Paris to Lyons
at the point ct witch ~ nov H. we're conceded to
com psny that concession would give at . mipimu m
eighty millions OF this eighty millions, hfty voud
subventfon TO secure the cooesssion OF tbs
line nom Lyons 20 Avisnon. The remsning thirty
millions added to the two hundred and thirty millions
which would no longer be required to BE- expentea
lions, of which the budget Of pubne works voui De
relieved
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Total. .........5 5Sj. 900 600
IL all these works remained at the charge of the
State, IL would therefore have 5S5 millions TO ex.
pend; they could not be terminated for a long Pc
riod, and, with an average dotation of70 millions
year, as in 1850 and 1851 their completion would
still take nine years IL the Lyons railway he con-
ceded 10 company, the treasury would be relieved
TO the amount OF at least 26O millions (6), which
~ Amount Of deposits TO the let OF January,
loit...s .lOp1bOO0 fr.
Ditto to the let Of November. 1880 (uot In
cludine the com pens ation funds accorded
to old dspositors). ......... .7qp3sOO0
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The line Of policy followed has notably improved
our hnsncial situation. The budget OF 1913 has
been submitted TO you, and has mads known TO
You the dehnitive balance for that year. II might
have been believed Tor moment that the budget
of 1919, in consequence Of unforeseen crcum-
stances At the moment at which IL vas voted,
would have imposeda charge Of about 300 900, moot
on the Tress ssury. Thanhs, however, to the progress
of the revenues and TO the economies effected in
different branches, this deficit, u may he affirmed
will be reduced by nearly 100000, ,00Of Every.
thing causes us TO suppose that the anticipated de-
,ninished. and tklt the equilibrium announced for
1861 will be realised The increase Of the indirect
taxes cuntipues; the FIRST nine months OF 1850,
cc~'pucd to the orrespending months Of ,s' year,
an sdvnnisge Of upwards Of 2S,0o0,0Oof The
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d. WrIl ior us. tlaIl never forget che new
I0r those ,Ia.a pu' upoh our snug quarteu
thg mower looked iu-t right hriure. The
nl.n orc musd with Mr- " and me
u0H-she lns Lr.umr po,r widow, "but -hc
shall newer yaut willie have any thing uey-
rr ,rrri tho ola man with beaming face
~ don't forget thu-e old chairs"
Al now the secret WA out II was the IA
rrrrsi VI those old ch8iu which maintained
tlr widow. hhe wac living on the interest
and compound interest Of llllr Gienl
ly D-t dwir years before and IL uniced for
hrr'"lf and Tor bon daughter
How beautiful tie to SEQ how God blessea
the operation Of his great moral law, Love
tly ucigbhor," aud we should onener sec H.
could Wr luok into the hidden paths Of life
aud Gud tl,at IL b. not solfiutrrcst nor fame
that binds heart tD,hoRrt, The simple power
oi a friendly act can DO Ear morc than they
Il % these the friendly, the nciHhborly
kindness, IAs Christian sympathy, Of on'
toward another which rob wgth Of is pow
90 10 eaFSa, sEtElst the Lllef from sorroS
and gasn wells Of glirlucss Ia dcsdate homes
We DON always see the golden links IN th'
chain Of human events but thcy are there
and happy u be- who feels their gonlic but ir
/ rcsistallc iuhucncc,--Er.
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TUE SECRET.

"NIothcr" said ltdc girl of ten years of
age, 81 want Ia know the secret OF your going
away alone every night aud morning"
"Nhy, my dear
because it mus, bc to see some one you
love very much
And what leads ron to think So?
"Brrause, | always noticed that when you
come hack YOU appear to bcmorc happy than
usual"
"Wcll supp6se do 90 and see friend !
love very much, and that, after seeing him |
am more happy than before, why should you
wish 10 know anything about III"
because wish TO do as you do, that |
may hc happy ulsoS
well, my child, when leave YOU in the
morning and evening, 1t /, to commune with
my Saviour. | go To pray 10 Him aI> him
for His grace TO make me happy aud holy
ask Him a. assist me in all tic duties of the day
and c'peCrdtty 10 keep Tusr truIn committing
ANY sin against llim-and above all, | ask
Him 10 have mercy on you, aud save YOU
from the misery Of those who sin against h,mf
"Oh, that is the secret" said the child
chen must 90 with YOU"
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iIos wd~l tho .cc,o. we've been card to ia.,
through,
Bnghtsorur. of enjoyment and SORROW we've
lunUut
nuf mid tbr bong ,l.iu offimc uccnu view
The baud oi ON saviour vho,c lnorcys not
flown
Kidd friends li,s 'o greet nui welcome a. now,
Aul -oii affection illuniucs ili hr"N.
Oh. donry. uudcrl, would oar pilgrimage be-,
ruo.prte ,puFcnbl could cheer n- we pn.,d,
lihr rlh. beautiful vmll Uuo .uu $40 CONT .ro,
Surrounded o., 'lsrknes- 's,ih 'l,-an overcast,
HW Ir4u,uI iu- g,,cu lu. light auI lii' lo,r,
o.. cheer %. uu rIulr md Go guide tt. pbu'o.
Ihcu oh lr o.. took e. thI. mansion ou high,
Wbrrr l.rud, now divide D, may finally meet!
Npn Iro lu.'i our. rhn'r glur To- ihrr homo u
trD .ty,
Wdi brFIl .m'ic- nrr waiting ,n',h .p.ut to greet
Got thc hugo uFdr Christian, uen, to,r be- given,
Though p,rcd pu crtI'c may ytm,'iw llcrvcu
SARAH EltKAHErlL
~, iom.bur, Plum, Oct ishi, 1870.
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SHORT STORY

When Mary and were married W. wci,
r'si'sif .r'44 i.l..ll far lad -pethiBg to h..
married with. hut MARY WAS delicate. and |
t,4.st .stt ,api,l,tke cars ef her h.,.t Ikne,,
had a stroiiE hrnr suId bravo heart TO dc
pend 7tpu,i.
ftc-ITursd J c.IaHIbcE and went Ia f0usC-
keepip.y W. got together a lit;le furniture,
"a Table, bcd,tcad, dishe-, but our money
failed - beerejwe l'ehgln The chairs, told
Man, .he ,ai,st turn hp a tui: tor could not
''in az debt No M. II was not long be-
Rre rf'Y -ieli neigh7'or, Air. -, found us out
E'ul kn3h ennuLsds she lupplicd Us. half IA
,Io1rn clsio4., 4-r addict t1-r--rr vtart. They
r -...,...,,t -r--- e. 1r sure. bar an.,yrrcd lust
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Farm for Sale.

TTNllE suhscribers, being engaged IN husi'
l ness otherwise than agricultural, offer
Tor s,lr their lhfg" and valuable Farm, stu
stsd IN Nrwstt, ly,ur ~ the uppgr end uf the
VillHrr 90 iho stage toed, Said Fam con-
thiuu about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY FIVE ACRES
81 cSccllcnl land Tor moving, pHstutng aud
liarr, with convenient house aud barn
THEREON with rhrds attached 60 the tame A.
bout 100 acres are cleared and NEARLY MI Of
which b. IN ~ good state Of cultivation. There
,tr 900 Sugar Trees that may nov be carried
on also. about In0 --eord growth NAPLES
growing On something lk" acres If ground,
from which sugar may be- made ia few venru.
good portion of the land not CLEARED affords
"a abundance Of EXTRA building timber and
lumber There - on appl" orchard 81 200
beat,ng trees, Young nd thrifW SAID Fsfm
s wrlbupplrd with water, and 10 brought 10
the buildings 20 tod, ~ good aud permanent
lead pipe.
a better dairy Farm cannot be- found IN the
country The above drsrrihcd Farm - offer.
I'd for sale nv the subacrihcrs ~ n very Low
pdtc aud on iiirtal irrmH. For further intbr-.
nation impure or the anhscthets
WI G DENlSON, Newark
CITAS q DENiSON, Lyndon Centre.
Newark, APrleh, 1850. O66tf
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..sSls.xgGs
Railroad from Boston TO Wells Riuer, and Ia
burlington, " $50 Trouph Tickets To Stations
on The PdssumpSic and tho Permont Contra!
Railroads.
SULLIVAN wIwTER An.
RANGEMIST. Jas. l, 1850.
ItARS lcav" Boston frnm FltchburR Rail-
y road Depot, by way of Groton Junction,
Fitchbutg, Keene, Wnlpole aud Windsor, nj
81 = w mud arrive Mt WriisgRivrr at 3.41-
and at Burlington At 6,i0PM
Cara leave Boston for Charcstown, Clare
mont and Windsor ut ?, 80 and II N, aud ar
rive at Windsor at l.l5 and 80 Pm.
Cars leave Wells, River at $40 and Bur
lington at Is 30 NJ, and by way Of Windsor
arrive IN Boston at q y NJ.
Cars leave Windsor ut 2 - and l2 10, and
arrive in Boaton at 81 and CO A,-----a
New York passengers connect at Groton
Junction and Walpole.
Stages leave Wellp River on arrival Of Cara
from Boston. for St. Johnsbury, StansteSd,
Drrhr lime, sc 40 .,.-.
Stages leave Burlington each morning. sun
days eScepted) for Montreal, &c &c. ..
Freight Trains leave and arrive NJ BOSTON
daily.
Cattle Train FOR P6rters each Tuesday.
THOMAS s. WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan RRilrond,
Charlestowp,N H., Jan I, 1850. 652if
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Farm for. Sale,

R ihr -uh.etihcr, m Derby VI. miles east
D "l Derby tcntrc, aud . mites irun Derby
Linn ru4iIilIilg 2nu .iLEna ni land Alunt lgu ar
improved under - high state of cultivation the r,
matndrr well cuScred with hari wool. .prucc g,,d
cedar uWhor. ENorN part y well NHterrd ann, yrrlI
t.i,eud ait collar tu,,l.rs
he building, urp one rr,pd huusr two ,,,nI
frrftr-, +-tr'-,---- r-irrr hrT1tytfrrr-y
"'H -ell Tive whole ~ one half vt tho farm ~ IL
ei,i bc'iiYfde'i 60 advantage To- make two Grus-
W W hto ~ q wanted the wlulc or ~ part OF the
iu-L has gr4i'i anal tod Rer,-af,ri1ir rrrrit viii
Ia ~ Ani ldr part al tlls 4Aa.--InllN-
ID Derby, ". Scr.. 1g.-ik5O. .- -. ss7w6
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A Small Farm for Sale.

VNiE Subscriber wagts.to sell his Farm,
u situated in Waterford, on the road lead.
ing from 81 JohnSbdry East to Littleton, Con.
slstinR ofabout 10 acres of xccllent Land with
comfortable buildings, wood. aud water He
VIII sell his Stock. Farming tools and guam.
uiy OF Wooden the Shed Ct for the stove. or
the Farm alone ~ the purchaser shall choose,
also, the crops on said Farm, Whoever wants
such Farm Is requested to call and look for
himself GEO w CHAPLIN
waterford, July iih, leJ0 676iC
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Land Route to New York,
FaRE FROM TLvDsnR no MEN YORI
$685..

5000.
UNRAlNS leave Brattlrboro' att % a - and
4 3ra, on the arrival Of the stages con-
Meeting with the Cheshire and Sullivan Rail-.
roads az Walpoe
Passengers by the first Train leaving Wells
River reach marlborough in season for the
3 p N Train, Springfield nj o 80 = n, and pro-
coed then by the EVENING EXPRESS over
the Hartford aud New Haven, aud New York
and New Haven Railroads, arriving in the,
CITY at lPN
Passengers leaving BrSttlcboro' by the 7 90,
N Train reach Springfield at 10 30 A n, and
reach New York about 4rs
The above will be found cnEAr, quick and
COMFORTABLY uoUrT from NIL parts of Yer.
mont and Western New Hompshirc-givingt TO
ttnyclcta complct. land Route and avoiding
entirely the danger of the Sound. RETURS-
mo, Passengers can leave New York by the
BAN Train of the New York and New Haven.
Railroad and reach Brattleboro' the SANS eve.
ming, and reach Montpelier ~ Wells River
the next day'atA 30 IN Those leaving New
York by the 2 a VI Train lodge either At
Hartford, Springfield, nr Northampton, aud
reach Wells River next day att As N.
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the
FIRST Train from Brattleboro' reach Providence -
Albany, Troy or whitehall, the aAms evening.
And B01fai0 the next dayct fTN.
JOSIAH HUNT, SoPt. G. n n. R
Northampton, May 4, lSS0. 66Sisu
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Profeeaor A. G. parry's

fH'wCuwuuor-, uU Aupt,Arlp ou,uoUNp Tho
world, placed upon i's wrtri hy the almost
dhy detection ct some plausible humhug, now rN-
anime. md tests every ucN article with scrupulou,
lg lg4l! as.ll, i.,,-ss,ai
long flourish burry's iuDupNruus hns been sub
iCcfci % thr ordeal ior ten yoir,. livery YEAR H.
reputation und sales hnyo increased until more oft
i- consumed annually than Of nuy other preparation
for lhc hair ever offered GO the American public.
The discovery that % win cure disease, of the
skin, ud cuu-e wounds and ulcers 90 heal and clurc
relieve an cNtcrual inflammation, and remove the
I; fl' tte'iifr incident - '4's-- ht'c7 vcr'rrs
cuts, burns, -culls, &c, I'M. greatly enhanced the
sale 90 the article, and Il Is now known and used
tr these purposes, Wclhns to renew, bcnutiiynud
cleanse the hair, u every city and TOXIN Ia the I'm
ion. t..
IT, extraordinary oheAwcss plnce- Il within the
icuch at fT humhlc-t tunily, aud IT, conceded val
uc iusurcs IL u pncc ON the most luNuruu- toilet
MothcrS Ind IL the surcst remedy for prnius, cuts
and otheraccidcnts of fleirchdren the aged praise
IL ns cure for the Rhcumuti-m, and all the uchcs
and pains to which the muscle, are subject; aud
the cmiunnt to Distant band, purchases IL ~ an alb
.ulutr necessary iu HE OUTFIT
Sold IN lnrgc bottles, price 20 cents, ne the Princ
pal Office, 1877 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
by the principal merchant. and druggists through
out The United State, and Canada. Beware of the
counterfeit, sold ~ , per bottle. t6sgyl
For sale by T.. JEwErr \ CO., ST. Johnsbury, VI
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Circular Saw Mills.

A LATHAM & co are agents for Pages
N, Patent Circular Saw Mills, for Vermont
and New Hampshire, -
June %, 1850 67ttr
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Thousands of Consumptions

and CaIaAle ChHsAs ahnn1Anly prnrG Ia hIliig
cay IN such discascs and ils Wloubtud curative poWut
and sUuthng, healing properties In the following
plants and dsrasrs viz S1tiHR Of Hobd Bi-oiiBg al
he LmRs. PAIN IN he Rrad and SUE NigA Nocais Mr.
Complaint PaipHafi0H Of ttt Hay CtnlTa fgfaH
hH' Dy.satoy and Surarr Complaints IN Children aud
IsL0 nd
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lUr hs GifftauIi
,IEErING or FRIENDS.

How plra.nni 10 meoi vh0i iong lnpso N year,
iia- passed. hkc tho cloud and the sunshine away,
And our cycs arr sHll wet with fond mouory's tean,
10 tiduk how iho l"y'd and valued decay
set tho sunshine BE- our, love aud sympathy boud,
Whcu w. hrnr ihc bind Wurl', II remember my
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Stray fteifer.

ZANE into 'hc enclosure ofthc luhscrihcr on ilio
Y ~ luy Of MnN INST one red vrulIng llriicr
with white spot the forehead, also, ,uutc white or
tho belly, Tho owner {, requested Co prove prop
rtt,, pay chuffs. nhd take hcr away.
q, W. CARPENTER,
Kirby, oct r., 1850, 6vow3
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been ohrrcd Ia the public has ever
half certain aud .gssfaa IN o0rrcie an thr In
d,pl rsa6ncsss and irsgHidrs ol the female scx ~
RRiN7'S PULMONARY H+LS4N Il makes dit
trttnc- whether the arrangement b. sstYvsssJH
..l-llA.t-L-.LieiiiJi N,dtAss-U REGULATES Alt, by
4AaA4- t!- p-iiii- a1alisiHg Tie s4IAafta
s1aih.lR and aiiagiHR NERVOUS lRlITABlLIlN So
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strayed or Stolen.

4 FIT The premises ~ the subscriber between
- the first lind thc middle Of September, Year
'u"----g Steers md llrfrr; Steer. AMI the lloifor
red. thc other spec lcd, ANY pcrsnu giving iuiur
mtf,ou where The same may De- found .itiil br ruiz
mhly rewarded JOHN WILSON.
HHIirt, Urf. lU. 1900. GpuV8f
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MGrbie Factory,
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTRE, Vt.
SrENcER 4. BRIGHAM, Manufacturer.

CPENCER & BRIGHAM, Manufacturers
} nf----
MOVEMENTS. TOMB T.qBLE,S .a.N,D
CRAZE STONES,
would say tu~the public, that they have lust
received aud are receiving large and splen.
dId lot of Marble of all kinds that is qnnrried
IN Vermont. Also, Slate of a superior quail.
"; md variety Of MARBLE CENTRE IA.
BILE TOPS, all of which will be sold at pri.
ees which defy competitions, and finished IN a
style that cannot be bxnt
Please call before trading elsewhere. All
orders from distance promptly attended to-
G.. Y. SrEEcEE- Tuos BmoHAM.
April ~, ls50s.a 6i7yl
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y NV PLArroRM.--An aspirant for
ruunty office being asked what hn political
principles were, announced his platform: 81
am sir, IN favor et tho peSt war-opposed 10
the chnlera>-iu favor OF high salarirs--op-
pissed to uncurrcnt funds and poor brandy"
Ct The receipts Of Red Wheat at Buffalo
on Monday aud Tuesday, and at Oswcgo on
Monday, foot up ~ 900 bushels.
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Millinery aud pFeSSMakiag,

M ISS VI l.. HARVEY, from Montpelier.
-. W tid uiuuuttoe- ts,tist isH'l,e- of 81
'uhnSbury rrd vicinity, that she has tukcn rooms
nj Mr. + Wilcox =, aud - prepared Ia ,,aii GA att
those who may favor her with their patronage.
sept. ~, 1870 -s ds7tf
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Farm for Sale or to Rent,

> 't'f ~r'r-rritrr t.sIil-y
vi.hr- tn rent or .oll h0- Frm, situated o.. lul-
UlU, .-- ulr. from rusump.Ic Village Hul' H.
bout tho sHmr distance lrlp 49, lum.hurv Plain
md Frrmul. Nlmrr, consisting ~ ~ lcrr. Of
excellent .Hl Land, adapted 10 ull kinds of pro-
Iurr, with good sugar. p'lc" 0l u; n guod House
md linru- mile if"iu -ol'a'l.
Any ono Wishing nr the above premises win tu
Uell tu cHll supu o. it B. urc chuucr
NATHANIEL BROWN.
So l.u..'.r- Ortl6, 1900. Gnnpg
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~ Fifteen thouGud dollars have been APP
by tie United States Government,
for Qualifications at the outlet of Lake Cham
blain
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TinWarc, Sloye Funnel, &c,

TUNIr .uhssr.hrr t'Iil continue ~ do huslrrsr IT
1 h'. 90 siuud, nui " 10 sell
TIN-WARE STOVE FUNNEL, &c,
cheaper Than RON hr bought IN mi. vicinity
Ito win nl.n rnv rnsh f0r SWfPN PiITN
IElilLL Arrl.tkEE
It.s4--s4 Ial. ~ I'D G4sif
NOTICE. TM. may certify ih1t hnyr given
' NV -t,tr- ttt-Nis Drown, hls time during the
r.t of VI. Wurrtyi 'nrrrfIrr ~ uer'ous ARE hrrt-
hy Forbidden fu tru.' h.u 5000 my account us ! shpll
.rnr Uly rHN 'rhs nj h.t contracting nror ths
IHfr. uur e. l'u uUy NJ hi- rIuI.rHs.
JOSIAH bRuWS.-
su'un. oct -, isfo GpiWa
Affect, Grn. " B"hcri-, Nathaniel Ciddon.
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HILL G. WHITC0MB, "
Fashionable TailON,
tLEWErr's RVILpINU, Ur srAiHsO
ST. JOIlNSBi'Rl, TT.

- ARMENTS uindr tr order, ~ short notice, u
N the niu-r fA~niuN tnrt ASH prnhulr MAN
,.tti, uId NNtINNrLp tu Far.
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AIIAMI.A.
GENTLEMEN I

-IAElE s-lflll-s.i II LIZ Si2ia I-.'.r i-3ru-i-,
n nlsn Gshmrrr, SIN and other Nhawls ~
nruI 20 Z. ~ w I 4 v ~ y.
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BrenSt. Throat LnnsS, and IIrnrt.

aud all Diseases Of pulmonary nhturo-suoh decreases
0lsuolly prove 90 fatal undUr ordinary treatment VII
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

s.Y,4 g afTv ~ ere iH saA aT,i si"sui
,i,d e,,-,s ui paiNoHHry CoHslspi1- H1a0lbist
cases OF ssraSi aud dstasdf LtNGSturh h'Itiess "a
never before caiod hy amy other medicine.
So HsFiy hupisrs ~ ID" afflicted potsUHH as
have br, pronounced boy pgs,lHs Bhi friends Go be-
AuruNttl DYING. Some Wly had their hJriN y'athra
made have been cured aud yet hyc-ohrru who u Was
said would not live another day, nov wall aud
hearty they ever were
II Possesses I'll the cleansing and purifying. Vlrtucs
nearly powerful and active the preparation which
We call
BRNNT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
Th. dr. from that because this pos'cs'cs serorai og