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FOAM NO. q.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
FORM NO. 4.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF

County OF
hereby certify, that this - day of -,
in the year - personally came before me (here
insert the Of the ictness) and (here insert the
name of tcauantee;) and the said (here insert the
Of ,cifness,) being well known to me, was
duly sworn by me, and his oath declared and
said that he well knew the said (here insert the
son described in, and who executed the within
power Of attorney, and his testimony was TO ne
satisfactory evidence of that fact, and the said
(here insert the name of ioarrantee) thereupon
Enowledgcd the said power to be his act and deed.
April Il-law6w (Oficer's signature
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PATENT SINGLE CYLINDER PRESSES.

Composing Sticks, and 8 inches, 81 so. For
each additional inch l2s cents.
Mahogany JOB Sticks, 81. o
Chases of every size for job, news, and book work
Imposing Stones ofany required size.
Galleys of every description.
Type Cases, of best quality.
Job two third and half cases.
Cabinet Cases offs, 10, and Is pairs each.
Single and Double Stands. with and without
racks.
Furniture and Reglct, of all sizes.
Quoins, of cherry, hickory, iron wood and ma
hogany. .aa
Roller Moulds, copper or iron.
Brass rule, suited for every purpose
Brass Dashcs, fvarious patterns, cut to suit the
acknowledgement prepared to order in wood
PRINTING INK.
News, in kegs Of TO- 20, and 3Olbs. each, % cents
per h.
News. for Napier presses, SO, 100, and ITS pack
ages, % cents per lb
Book, in kegs of 10. l6. 20. and 80 lbs each, from
30 to rs cents per Id.
Book, in canisters, 81 to So.
Colorcd: Red, Blue, Green, Brown, and Yellow,
in canisters of and Id. each, 50 so.
Varnish, in canisters of lib. to s lbs, so cents
Rich gold, pale gold, silver, red, and orange
Bronze.
Sizing for working in bronze.
SECONDHAND MATERIALS
variety of second hand materials, consisting
of Presses, Type of various sizes, Chases, Cases,
and Stands, Imposing Stones, &c., &C., may be
had at the Foundry.
O1D Type, delivered at the Foundry, taken in
exchange at cents per Id. for new Type. Printers
will be expected to send their old Type to the Foun
dry early as possible after their order is given
for new Type in exchange for it.
SrEREoTYpIse carefully done, with rev Type,
at the lowest rates. Blocks furnished of any re-
CURED size.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, for every
thing required by Printers, will meet with prompt
attention by +. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor,
Aug. 24-f Baltimore.
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General Land ONCE, April 4, 1851.
I uMERQIIS APPLICATIONS having been

General Land ONCE, April 4, 1881.
Mt UMEROUS APPLICATIONS having been
In made to this Office for Information in rela-
ton to the manner in which Land Warrants, under
the act of 2sth of September. 1850, should be To-
Gated the following answers thereto have been pre-
pared, to wit:
There are three modes by which these locations
may be made:
lst. BY the warrantee in person;
I'd. By the warrantee through the agency OF
this office;
Sd. By an agent or attorney. IA
If the first second mode ia adopted, the appli-
cation must be made in writing, specifying the
tract, land district section of country in which
the location is desired, and be accompanied by an
affidavit according to the following form, No. l.
Where the third mode is adopted, power of at
torney must be produced, executed by the war
rantee in the presence of witness, according to
the following form, No. 2, which power of attor-
may be, before some officer authorized to take the
acknowledgment of deeds, according to form No.
3or4.
In all cases the patents will be transmitted to the
Land Office where the location is made, unless
special directions to the contrary be given.
]. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
FORM MOL.
c esas4 9e or ;
Before me "a justice Of the peace or other officer
authorized to take a6dauiis,) personally appeared
(hsre insert the name Of tcmran.ee) who, being duly
sworn, opposes ana says tnat ne Is the l0enticai
(hre insert name Of tDarantee) to whom warrant
No. - for - acres under the act of September,
1910, was issued on the day Of, 1855 and
who now applies to locate the same.
(Afiant's signatre.)
Sworn to and subscribed before me this - day
Of 49,, 1875
(O6icer's signature)
FoRM NO. 2.
Know all men by these presents, that (here in
sert the name Of trayrantee) Of the county OF T.,
and State of -, do hereby constitute and ap-
point -, of -, my true and lawful attor-
ney, for me and in my name, to locate land war
rant No. -, for - acres of land, which issued
under the act Of September, 1850.
[Po,oer Of Substitution may be inserted If desired
Signed in presence Of
(Warrantee's signatWe.)
FOAM NO. q.
STATE
County OF
On this - day of -, in the year -, per-
sonally appeared (here insert name Of tcarranfee,
and acknowledged the within power of attorney to
be his act and Decd and certify that we'll
know the said (here insert the Of toarrantee,)
and that he is the person who is described in
the within power, and who executed the same
(OGicer's signature.)
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II EDGERs, DAY BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS,
IL Bill Books.
Journals, Cash Books, Pass Books, and every va
ricty Of Blank Books, stiow prices
TAYLOR d MAURY,
Dec 81 Booksellers, near 9Th n.
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FUME BATIIa.

rUNO all who afflicted with Rheumatic com
Il plants we would say, go and try DIR. EMEK-
SONS SULPHUR FuME BATHS, at Cops Pavilion,
on Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street. The Pc
culiarites Of it such that il cures effectually
thiscompaint. Also nll other diseases Of Chronic
nature such Scrofua, Gout diseases Of tho skin,
joints, &c. tsr33 sf,r.sy fif5 M
Gavanic and Electro Magnetic Electricity.
DR.. Emerson still continues TO apply these inn
portant remedial agents to such diseases and such
cases AZ indicate their usefulness. .a
Aug. 22-2awu
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BROWNS HOTEL.
II. p. e. M. BROWN, PROPRIETORs,
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets.
WASHINGTON, ID. &.
June 13-tf
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wILLARD'S HOTEL,
Corner OF Penn. Avenue and I4th street.
WAsHINGToN, ID. G.
June l3-tf f.. ID. WILLARD, Proprietor.

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pennsylvania arenuc, bet,ccen Sd and Al streets,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
w. N. b. JUDKINS, Conductor.
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EBEHExER COOK. m GEonoR b. SAneENY
COOK h SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Corner Of Main and Second Streets,
Davenport, Iotps.
June 30---dtf
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SUMMERS REPORTS. Sumner (Charles.)
Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Circuit Court of the United States for the First Cir
cult. 3 vols. Svo.
s@These volumes contain the decisions OF Mr.
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s.Tbese volumes contain the Decisions Of Hon.
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as Assistant Justice for the First District"
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GEORGE M. BInB, Counsellor at Law,

And for sale by the Booksellers generally.
Boston, June 29-tf
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ID III. HOOE & CO., Wholesale and retail deal.
u crs in Carpetipg, Floor Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Curtain Materials, Shooting, Blankets, and
house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, bctween7t h and 6thstrcets,
Washington, d. C.. S f
Aug 20--tf IUnion.l
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nENnI TnLlLlM

pAGufNHnuTYrE AfTApAruH y hAfhhiAiA
Wh0lesalr a Retail Atp. Manufacturer Of Cases
No. l28 Washington a., Boston
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A YANKEE HEN.

lu Franconia, last summer, a hen having
Lost all her chickens, adopted small puppy
about four weeks old, aud treated him IN all
respects ~ she would have treated orr ol her
own brood She zcalously defended him a.
eninst the attacks Of the othor dcniEeus Of the
poultry yard, protected him from cold aud
rain under her wings, aud ia every way COM
ported herself ia mnthcrly style. Her adopt
ed liked the arrangement much, and IN gen
eral conducted we'll, and he must have been
an "ungratcful puppy" II he hadn't As time
passed and her charge waXod larger howcy-
er, Some few drawbacks 10 dame Pqrtlcts
happinesAarosc. For instance he manifest
ed decided contempt for pieces of bread,
worms. and seeds, vhi-a SIZE unremit;ing'y
sought and scratched out for him; then tuu
lac frightened her nearly ont Of her senses by
his prccociously loud barking But her great
est annoyance was ia fact that she could new
rr induce herunitalhcrod layorite 10 roost
Portland Ncrs.
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PEAS WITH POTATOES.

j. has generally been customary with most
caltiyatDrs oi-the pea, 10 grow IL by itself but
] have been induced 20 adopt a different
course, and to economic somewhat Of the
expense by scattering few peas along every
r1W OF pojaIOes, WhJTiicf tic idttcr 30 curly
or late. The vines are no dc,rimont To the
1t-trr. rir,-- their t'f--e" t!',-l'l-'-
diminish the faculty Of wedding, either with
or without the plough BY practcing this
course, annu1ly secure. not ouly regular
succession of nickiugs for table use, while the
peas remain green and succulent hot a most
abundant crop for winter use, aud a clean ar
tile for the market or seeding the subsequent
spring IN some instances have sown them
pretty thick with the potatoes; hat too many
Is a dctrimcnt 10 hocing, and usa Vuuurat
rule, think half the usual planting quantity
enough. The crop thus produced Is harvest
ell with case. aud is rarely injured 10y mildcw
or the bug" Try t-Germdnio,cn leie-
graph.
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THE cALIFORNII swINDLE.

Among the passengers who returned from
California last week, b, tho North America,
was Capt Whitney, who went out some four
teen months ago. lie tells the editors of the
DAY Book that the gold bluff humbug cN-
ploded Immediately on the last previous
steamer for Panama, While the excitement
was up, il ragged with perfect fury. Thou
sands came down from the mines, and took
passage for the gold bluff, The steamboats,
WeIS crowded, and salt vrssris chartered at
enormous prices to go To the new Dorado
Aud what, reader, do you suppose they tohndy
WHY nothing but sand bank aud n few
half starved Indian fishermen! How and 10y
whom vas this exciicmcn, got Up? BY the
editors of the newspapers and owners of
steamboats,, and for the sole purpose of Sc
d,iving poor men from the mines in order 20
get first their passage money then have them
spend the balance Of their hard earnings in
eating and drinking houses, so that the pro-
prietors might bc able TO pay the enormous
rents for which they had leased them. II was
like all the California news--a deliberate
ssihetne OF the owners Of Steamboats, and real
estate, To swinde the poor aud Ignorant out
of their money, and il succeeded.
Captain Whitney expresses the same opin-
ion that has been before often expressed that
California is the greatest curse to this coun-
ny that could possibly b,.fl it. 1t has been
hsfilt upon misrepresentation and hes, ana
will one day come back upon US like all cur
sea, -, worry and vex us 90 death Not one
in a dozen. he saws, can get money enough
to come home with4-and the laboring pc5)r.
pf'which there ara great numbers are worse
on than our poor lrishmen here and have no
prospect Of ever being any better, unless
their fliaHds send them money to come home
with.
Notwithstanding all this. our newspapers,
nearly every one Of Slich is Interested, orr
steamboat owners, our shipping merchants,
aud our trRnspoytss.6r.i line runners are using
all their influence 90 seduce moro We thus In
their ruin, for the sole purpose Of getting
passage money. We wish that we could
speak 20 every laborcT in-tbs tas.S!, aid tell
him TO hswarg to ayOirl Cainrnia AZ Won
would a postilenec Go not near it. 1t is a
poor, bsrren uncultivatei, God-stricken and
God -fdrSaken coantry--,lEs,F%e that africa Of
Botany Bay. We call upon every country
oiitoF, and every coantry paper, to- rails,
-thsis -seisea against this diaboiicat hcmc OF
,.Ggs.g - sgfTy-
readcrs against being ensnarvd or Sunrutc
g'd b. any more gold sioric- ftd, SIM.
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Carpetings I!

The largcsi nssortincui Of oppsts 10 be found la
,he ~. a. a. HENRY PETrEs a. co.'s, IN
Saamer a. They are extensive manufacturers ~
wooLrS cAurErs and Import a great many from
England They always have the newest styles
Aner supplying their aru retail trudo, the balnner
arc sold 10 qunuttc. to iic merchants In different
town- In New England. aud the large cities through
out tho Union. Their new Warehouse IL In SUM
mcr u. near 10 Washington u. and next door :"
Trinity church. his one Of the most beautiful and
substantial stores ever built In the uuiiod si1es'
Thor stock Of Cnrpois u worthy Of tle building
Purchasers can find very great variety Of elegant
UrssEis-r ArtArm BHrssFLs, nnd NliNEr can
TITS M HgisS arc rirh, fhr Prirr' bTr,
No other dealer can compete with thcln, because
they either manufacture or import their own goods
Thoy have auction lot, and primo Carpets Of oil
der fashions ut loss prlocs. oil Cioh', Sirdc hai'
tngs silir CapSi and every other article you would
cN pcct To tud In complete Carpet Warchouso-
Rccolcct TINT il h in summer a. near the corncruf
Washington 4. aud next door to Trinity church
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AND PAssUMPsIC us,
RAIL ROAD.
sTsEe sFs R -
OPENED 10 ST. JOHNsBURY, VI

OPENED TO ST, JOHNSBURi, VI
nN and nncr Moudny a. 1851. Passenger Trains
~ Will run regularly between ~, Iohnshury sud
Roston. communicating daily with the following pla-
ces Lowell, Lawrence, Nahum, Manchester, Con-
cord iunkln, NmdsOF, hollows Falls keone, Fitch
hurph, Worcester, Montpelier and Burlington con
Meeting with tho different Railroads ~ White River
Junction, whore half nn hour Il allowed 10 dinr,
Car leave ST. lohnshur, ut p,ab 4. NJ, and arrive
In Boston AZ : o'clock, ,. N. Returning leave Bny-
ton nj 30 4. n and arrive NJ 81. Johuaurt ~ AaS
T. Al. The extension Of the Pnssumpsic llAroad 10
81. .ohnshury, nrig aHfs further AortA haH aHy oh
~ Railroad Ia the direction Of Northern AeW
Hampshire Northeastern Nounoni,nud the Eastern
Townships Of Canada, affords facilities l1r pHss-n
GER between the cities and manufacturing towns,
aud the above named section of country, by which
there Sduag u oHs dtgl tine, aud an escape frour
q tedious and uncomfortable journey by stages ever
bad roads, IN roach tho same sections.
1dfGes leave the following stations and arrive At
the different towns below the hrst day
Pompnnoosuc for Union Village aud stanford.
Thcifhrd for We, Faircc Vcnhlre and Chelsea.
bradford fnr Coruth, Tupshnm, Orange and barre.
Nashury Coz liayorhill, n. II. -
Wells River for Bath, Lisbon and lAtucton, n. VI,
Wells River for Groton on Tuesday, IhHrsdAy aHd
Saturday
barnet for Peachan and Cabot.
McLarcu's for Waterford, Dalton and Lancaster,
ST. johnsGury for' Lyndon, whcelock. Sheffield,
Glover and Barton, On Monday Wednesday, and
Friday.
Rnrton an Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
h ST. Johnsbury Tor DanyIlic, Hardwiek and cpn'-
bury,
ST. iohnshury for Concord, Iuncnburg pnd Lam
Lcaaler y IL on 1ucsdny, Ihnrsdny and Saturday
Il. y. il.4-ls-IlAGl- ula
! following pluccs-Derhy Line, StHnstend, Hatlcy,
Compton, lcuoXyillc, Shcrbrookc aue ~ clhourno ,
/ lrnsburg, Coventry, Troy and Rchford; also, New
ark and Charleston, Tuesday, 1huudny and Satur
| days Guildhal, StcWartstown, Colcbrook and Ca
/ man, W.
Aicrrhandlse Irnin. mn daily heiMesu ST. Johns.
bury and the Depot OF the Boston aud Lowell Rail
/ road in Boston.
on Tuesday ~ each week Train will leave ST..
Johnsbury with Live stock, and 60 through WITHOUT
,opping ROBERT HALE, Agent
ST. .Inhnshnrv. Jan. l. 1851. oO0n
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Fare from Windsor 10 Netc York,
$685..

TVNRAINS leave Brattleboro' at i6 An and Q
Il p. NJ.
Passengers by the first Train leaving Wells Rly-
reach Brattlehoru' In season for tho Bpm Train,
Springfield nj 80 ", and proceed then by the
EVENING ENrREss the Hartford and New Hnv
en- and New York and New Haven Raroads,arriy-
lin the City ut IL Pm
Passengers leaving Brntteboro by the 80 "
Train reach Springfield att 3l~A 81, and reach NJ
II Tk ABOUT r VI. II
The above will be found cuEAr QUICK and
COMFORTABLE ROUTE from all parts Of Vermont and
Western New nmpshirc-giying to travellers
complete Land Rou;e and avoiding entirely tho dan
ger Of the Sound. RETuRSISo, Passengers can
leave New York by the "a N Train Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad and roach Brnttle-
boro the same evening, and reach Montpelier or
Wells River the next day ut 30 = NJ. Those loav
ng New York by the 2 40 81 Train lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, and reach
Wells River next day HtT 46 ~,
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the first
Train from Brattleboro reach Providence, Albany
Troy or Whitehall, the same evening, and Buffalo
the next day Mt Pm.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt. c. Z. X X.
Nortbnnnton NAV g. 1870 6Beistf
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Professor A. c. Barry,s

fUNmcorUpRous, ON INDICATED COMPOUND. The
\ world, placed upon ~ runrd by the almost
daily detection Of some plausible humhuf now cN-
anime, and tcsts every new article with scrupulous
curc nrd nothing that i-H" intrln-ierllv good can
long flourish. Bntry's Tricopheruus has been sub
ierteh IN this ordeal for ton wears. Every year IT,
reputation and -aes have increased, until more oft
is consumed annually than ot any other preparation
for the hair ever offered iu the American public.
The discovery that u will euro diseases ot tho
skn and cau-a wound. and ulcers 90 heal nud close
relieve M external inflammation, aud rom"ye the
pain and itching incident tu -tr.- hilc~ scratches,
cute huus, scnlds, &C.. has greatly enhanced the
-,lc Of the nriicle, and u g. now known and used
for these purpose, us We'll ~ a. rcn0w bcnuiify
cleanse tlic hr, IN every city aud town In the I'm
ION.
--.4r-,-,f,-4 iila-s feas j. -illG
49,. -4..4-...- -ll-l - cancelled AlI
ne insurcs 10 "a place ON the most luxurious toilet
Mother find 20 the surr,t remedy for spmius cuts,
and other incidents of fhcir children tho ugod praise
it ne o cure for the Rheumatism and al the aches
and pains 10 which the muscles nre subject; and
tho cmgrnnt 60 distant lands purchases Il ~ an nb-
---l+i.- ..--.l---4.E2- -. 49, 49,
Sold In large bottles, price 20 cents, NJ the Princ-
pal Office, 1877 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
by tho principal merchants aud druggists through
utit The United States and Canada. beware Of the
counterfeit, sold NJ pcr.boitlc. ds0yl
For sale by L. lEwErr * CO., st. Johnsbury, VI.
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PARKER. WlLDER y 20,

common. Pine md superhnc CARPETINGs,
1NREE PLl s. STAIR dO di'o--RtGS
tot sole o. so, lud ipull a. Boston
JAMES FRENCH, NOUS. Washington o. bos-
con. Bculer iu Paper, Pens Books and Stationery
ut e,cy ,luclN Wholesale ana retail, NJ 10" l""r-'
UUrrH.
a q State Record New England Register, ior
lstl kist Published,
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CAHILL TULMAN,
cnlLlILSSIhN MERCHANT

and Manufacturers Agent for tho salc Of every dc
scription OF rLAIN s FAiSTED WOODEN WARE,
and dealer IN wiArriSo fAfEhr MATE CohpAVE,
WILLOW ,ARE- &c. No. Canal, ~ Merrimac sis.,
opposite Maine Passenger Depot, Hnymarket
Square, Boston.
Gr the snlc ~ Wood e Nute's snrcrl0r
Platform and Counter Scalct. 10. br0oN- rs
kci'r and other Friction Nlichc ,rui NJ IN the most
convenient inRuror ior trau' rou1uun and u.c.
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AcALIFoRKIA WIDOW.

The EpLrsian piiDr, Whose story haF
hcen told by lernmy TAYLOR, will stand 40
The end of tine a. the yp0 If q widow com
stance 10 10 dead hushaudi but wr have rr-
rruuy ber0nr acquainted With % similar iu-
.ialit--. ui ihr ra-c uf q California uilnw,
Which gDuf 90 prove that human nature has
not changed much Wiiliu ut pact luu rruiu-
urs.
A few months ago. laiy bho-r husband
vas Amor,s the first Of ihe Caliiomm adFen-
tnnrr- that len New York a. srrk mar lnI
tunes in " Dnnd0, heard ui ~ drhlh OF
her absent myto, aud Wa- sl Iarnna1iablr 40
hur toss, that She rf- f--'il'fl 70 90 w ih.
stat where her husband WAt buried and
there lie. Or AZ least sater ln, grave with
tears. and Soc hat D. was drreuiy tucked up
with Freea urf
,.bit, t,ey oputl bat admire her devotion iu
b.r.desj hnl aud tried al their arls a. poe
s,,,,Is ser from her rash vow. But the tar
ysBf Of her grief swept away all opposition.
Sdeeiarinr that she 0nly Desired a. live long
enough 10 rcarl the grave ni hrr husblud.
she leit her weeping friends and sailed ~
California iu the very Grit vessel thH Icil az
trr she bad heard of her great misfortune.
IN fau The yery ucaner that brought tlu sud
news nf hor husbands death, rarrird the
hfNFlHN WNAHM wv AAi tfA MN'Nf"NN ~ W"
newly maxi grave
Her fia,a,ds rArei fuh tho Uncomfortable
WidoN, ,g,ib -hd ilrohodiuR,, fearing lest th,
l..-s ,ss...l .!.--t...s-k.l
trail bply before the object 81 her mclanchol,
missFb could be accomplished; and Il ma,
vel be- imagined that they walud with lrrm
llng anVioty 10 hear of her arrival at th'
grave OF her husband, and 20 learn whether
she SIR, wed the shock which the sight Of th'
green mount that covered his remains NIGH
be suW'oscd To produce upon her shattcrc'
nerves.
In due time Intelligence ~ her arrival a
sal riun ~ i, Az lhci ohii u rnr shnftHo7'
rrarhed he vidpW's friends on the Atlantis
tide of tlis greai country, and 10 their con
stcuRtion they Learned that she arrived IL
California safely, Size was no more q widow
She wAs Hafrie, 81, tltt night 81 l'er arrival
30 ielloN Ps--etiaFy, .lia made propnsalsal
her voyage up from Panama. A. a. the gray
nf her husband, which was 90 Doc kept gree
10y her tears, IL will probably have "a dcpen
upon tiur min mud dCwu ~ tho purifC for nj
the irriga,ing rcfrc'hmout il receives.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

o. Il hiss been calculated that more th0u
three hundred pounds Of blood pass through
a mans huart during ever, hour Of HE life
The average quantity Of blood in a male adj
alt is about thirty pounds 80 that the same
blood, we might say, passes through the heart
ten times in an hour.