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II To prevent crimes, 10 supcrscdc the
necessity Of punishment, and To- make admin
istraiion easy. lc, the governors convince the
people that II Is their good they seek, and not
the filling OF their own pockets. This they
NAV do a, any time, and they have one certain
method OF gaining this point, va: serving
their country Tor oHiya jus, compensation
Then let them give orders for the education
Of the youth, and regulating the morals OF
the people, then will parents, relations,
the magistracy aud inhabitants OF districts,
emulate one another IN thoir obedience to
commands 50 salutary, giyen out by persons
Of such disinierested characters but too
many Of our statesmen pretend a sort Of ne
ccssiiy for a certain competent quantity OF
cant and craft, or, if.you choose plain English,
of kna,ery. This doctrine, however, is to.
tally erroneous. Don Alonzo V. always act
ed fairly and openly. lie did not understand
intrigues Of reasons Of state, or the GrcdHd
mP,rL Yet he was 50 esteemed, that sixty
different authors wote his history.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

WHAr Is AZ EDIToRi-Thc Rochester
Daily Times answers this question by stating
that an editor is one who reads newspapers,
selects miscellany, writes articles on al
subjects, sets type, reads proof, works a, lhc
press, folds, packs aud directs papers, and
sometimes carries them-prlnts jobs, runs on
cuands, saws wood, works IN the garden,
takes care Of babies and rocks the cradle,
talks TO all his patrons Who call, patiently
receives blame for a thousand things thai
never were nor never can be done, has scarce
time To enjoy natures restorative, sleep, n
add csieems himself particularly fortunate Il
no, assaulted and battered by some unprinci,
Piled demagogue who loves PuPPet shows ant
hires the rabble with glass Of brandy Il
raise him to some petty office. That's AT
editor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

e. We have received pamphlet, entitled
" Law and Order Down Fast" by Cn,RLrs
Lowell, Esq" Mr.. Lowell is a man Of de-
cidcd talents. and our advice to him is, to Jet
such attacks as he complains Of 20 uunoliecd.
tAgs.
Yes, be must be- a Imam of dend,iialrHi', "
and no mistake, to ,ay 50 many astonishing
things about himself Mr. Lowell Is man
Of truth, and admitting ooe hall Of what he
says abou, himself is true, he is d,ciS,dy
rir most wonderful man Of the age.
lie says, " ! ,rai born and brad N ~ rig
oron md manly ,pini Of honorable d,ai'Hg
and prompt Jpsiios. At the age Of ,wen'y
one, " be says, " ! purchased the remaining
year or my minority, and With pack On The
hack, and thc snow four feet deep, started Oh
on loot, upon a Jouncy Of three hundred
miles. mostly through a wilderness country,
an uncducalcd, pcnnilcss boy, seeking a for
tune. In little more thnn a year from that
dly, | had paid my 'cncraici father ior my
time, ,ry,rnosd srral Harr0rr orer'' from
uR1ev dcii. and irn COTS ho7orrf acsni
m ,rriag an, El'0ts ocaiurs (rou Jrrs'7g %
2.ail, ra1 rsaHr lrou 5r0umg."
Daring many year. be vas IN trade, " and
probably dad a larger retail cash business
than auy other rcrson To- the county Of Han.
cock. VI, attention and accommodation, en-.
,cTu,s and industry, prompuludc and Gdrli.
ly 10 business vcrr widely known, and The
theme of praise from Ea,,Por to New York,
and even to ihe Gull Of Mexico"
Nj Lowell has al.o bccu eminent in ID,
profession q ihc law. H. says, Il hl,,
doe mos, undoubunr conviction that NY char
actor IS a lawyer stands quite as high will
30 rig1,5, o1mrrirai Jadcc-, as ii docs As d
puhlt, writer. yea, more sulrmnly a'cr
m, belief that though have doubtless com
United rrru-s. more faithful, honorable, high
minded attorney, 90 character and practice
lIau hs np,l alu,,d Chari, L"-.A, dos.
o,lnc in Hancock County or Doc Su,r Of
Maine
Read hs pamphlet, and no reasonable
man." will douh, that " Cio,'" Ltr,R q
man more uaq'd agaiHd than ',nHiEe. 90
NAPOLEON d, not printing 10 him, lur dgurl
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Rich Monopolists,

The maxim Of this class Of men Is, " We
govern. YOU must obey. We are the Lords
Of the land /; protection is for our noble selves
You are the servants Of our will to minister
to our pleasures" Farmers and mechanics
are not fl to associate with our gcnty-they
are tor vulgar: their dress is too coarse, and
there's their "huge Paws"-how would they
look ''along side Of our little delicate fingers"
1t is our privilege to monOpOlirc all the rights
all the property, all the honor, and take care
of the poor tina, is, just keep them from
starving, 30 that we can enjoy their service.
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AuGusr ELEcrIoNs.-August Is the most
important month for elections in the whole
year. In the month Of August, elections are
to be held on the 9Th in the States Of Alaba'
ma, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, In
diana and Kentucky and on the 9Th IN North
Carolina and Tennessee, In all but Missouri
Iowa and Illinois, members Of Congress as
well as State officers are 10 BE- chosen, as lo''
lows, viz: in Alabama :, Arkansas l. lod''
ana 10, Kentucky 10, North Carolina u
Tennessee II. Total Is Already l5S mem'
ber have been elected to tho next Congress
81 wings and 81 democrats. AAeI hese'
only seven State will remain 10 elect memo'''
Of Congress Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi
Georgia, Virginia, Maryland aud CalIioFn'''
There can be no doubt that the Democrats
will have the large majority in the House a.
we'll as in the Senate. Should the elecno"
Of President therefore go into the House. INC
result, cannot be doubtful.-Bo''oH Ii"'''
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e. |, is alsays gratifying lo SO man
openly ADD independently a'ow bic opinions
upon all the grrl, and important questions oi
the day, whether political, moral of religious,
AMI manlully defend them. To- do lb', be-
has 20 he the organ neither of a patty nor .
',ri. 1t requircs some moral onurac,, bot an
intelligent, honest man is adequate To the task.
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E17-The Publishers q this papeI he,eo, anno"nc,
IN tbe, .d,s,t,.pr psiruns that ihey have adopted
the alyane. "a, nle Those having noiicrs cf,icr'
ed b, IN. Count Il Probate, 90 h. puhli'hed ~ Tn,
ONf,fd Democrat, are respectfully requested 10 1T
tlc the same With the Register q, the time the no.
t,ec !. ordered. Th,s l. the rub adopted IN othe'
C,.unt;,., .sJ IL ave. the trouhlc and eApsuss 81
kc,pipg L,oks, and collecting, and avoids the m's
aks. that som.tims. occuf when The advertising u
charged, ani raid at different times to different IN
diyidu,ls
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~ Look up" Numbered the captain Of
vessel, as his boy grew giddy while gazing
from the toPmas,, "LOOk up" The boy
looked up and returned in safety. Young
man, look up, and you will succeed. Never
look down and despair. Leave dangers I'M
cared for and push on. II you falter, you
lose. Look up. DO right, and trus, in God.
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Posr 0nlcE DPARTNrNr.-The receipts
for the quarter ending March 81, were 81,
721 SOS ~, an increase of Sol, 20? 10 over
1850, ur about u n per cent.
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Gbs OrfurN 1rulurat.
PARIS, FRIDAY, AUGUST =, 1881.

rIrS. ". PETTENGIlL. No. 10 SrATr ST.,
(Joumal Builiing) BostoS, y our auihoriisd agent
ior procuring subscriptions, forwarding advertise
meats, Sc.
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lie sOon reached Bristol, and blessed was
the relief which the SUN Of money he brought
Attended Ms. Warner. She EXPRESSED much
sorrow Coz thc death Of Mr. L.slr, and great
gratitude 10 Caleb. TIE worthy man accept
e. with some reluctance oUs of the notes, or
az least Or much o. remained of hat which be
lad elarcod and an,r exchanging promises
with the widow and Der relatives tn keen ibc
matter secret, departed tomevards. The
youuc woman, Ms. Warmers daughter, Who
had brought the letter 90 Wal'ry, vas, Caleb
not.ccj, thc very image Of Der mother, or
ra,hcrUhli hcf mother must have ben. when
yu,rr. This remarkable -semh'1rrcitwas,
no t,.lt. which hsl 5rtte u.ugrt ro cone
founded --t ar r'r1 VIZ l.r.
Nub.rc occurred Or about fortnight
sAsr Cal.bs rytrm Co jrz.u..t l.0, a0i be-
bod hcrrr q, f.l ttlrrah'y sure rh-t H. dis
c.yrry oi He notes would rur.H rsrsF0rt.
Cd. when. Que af.-raa-. o.. s..'r and .m-
r,,rors entrance ol Mr. S.auhy .r'1 "a
sail. c1r-,I lm la ..mr ur 0nm h.. '.a'
with surprise .-t alarm. IIr auaurys
aer SOL. J...H's white. iH gg-s gland llr
avI l..sr's, 900 o. whole arraurrr ,N-
h.tt,I ur,uuruIIhr agitation.
"N word With 5000, Nr. l.rr-.," Do.
rr.-rI. "av..I .1 rr.,a'.. arl atg.-. poo
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\ SoWcrhy obtained, as matter OF course,
rule Cor new rial; and fresh action was
brought. An q, once Haylng refused to 90
on, alleging dcfcicncy Of funds. lie told
Jennings ,ha, in his opinion !, would be bet
ter TIA, be should give IN to Sovcrby's whim,
who only wanted the drawers in order to
comply with The ,cstaior's wishes. BE
sides, remarked IIayling 10 conclusion, "hc
Is sure 10 get the article, YOU know, when IL
comes TO b. sold under a writ Of 4 Jd.' \
few da,s after th,s conversation, twas asccr-
uinci th1, Having was to succeed to Sow
by's business. thc latter being abou, to retire
upon he fortune bcqucllhed him by Mr..
Isle
AtIaaCa.b. driven nearly ont Of his scn-
eos. though .iIl dorgcjly obstinate, by the
harue.rr rsr's,iucs in which be- found
himself ,hru.bi ufapP'y,ug TO Us.
"A curious affair, ur0n my wurl, re-
marked Nr Hint, as soon as Caleb had UNI
tarlrrrd hn-r'lorihg story Of his vocsaud
.l.. cams. d. rrI la my opinion hy no means
.Nrhlrsllr by So0crby's anxiety Co iulhl 'hc
.sa,ar's ut.hrs. lie cannot expect To get
Two hundred renee ou, Of YOU; and Ms.
Warner. yas av, b, equally unable TO pay.
yry o1l. indeed, pcrhal, if wc could get
rmc. something might torn up
With ir..,rv Flint looked over the p1-
nrs Caleb Do Brought. and found thc dec
anrrr SAL. .a 'rar-r-a manifest crrur-,hr
notes move. a1u.ucl having been in Sovcr-
ty'. a-tral possession. w accordingly de-
nr-.l ,n fh. form OF action, and lhr Tyoccrd-
ines very ,.ta..lr. Tbs, however, proved
Ono ultimate h,rrG,. Soverby psrss,crci,
arl o. Fr.h action WAS instituted 1galus, the
unhappy ,ho,mcrlcr.
- uurrlyo,,rcruvcj ard disccnsola,e was
POOR Caleb. that he determined to give Up The
drawers. which vas an Sovcrby even now
required. and 80 Nash his hands Of the urlor-
tomato business. Prc,ioas, however, 10 ,hi'
rg.r- done, 5, WIS determined that another
Thorough and scientific examination Of the
mysterious piece ct furniture should De- made;
.aaI fr ,h.s purpose Mr. Flint obtained a
workman skilled Boz o., mysteries Of secret
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CHENEY \ CO.'S EXPRESS,

rH,llI suh.crners having nn exclusive contract
with iho Drrrt0u ol thr tHI"1ult NnHhru
aud passump.Ic iHlluuads, 90 run care WIEN ihston-
grr luus daily pu sat runis, for in0 transmits 100
pf Package, Money, Merchandise, NcttrfperirlY
give notice thAt thrr VIII forward ~, articles boo ih.f
ine NJ husiur.s daily, zach Way,I Sunday excepted
Packages will boz forwarded 90 uli ptU- NJ Sew
Hnmushirr vermont, aitd dee Canada,
ufircs I'd Railroad l. Exchange, court square h0a
toms 30 thu building opposite iAn NJ. Jnhnfl1rN
Uuusr. 81 .IuhusUur,, at ~ q. Ruuort, Stanstoal,
and package delivered aud received hi intermediate
place,
A. Is, Tho subscribers hTo nlupc slnuaihle lnf lhe
l0s, or injury OF Ahy articles ~ pfurrriy ui any
desuripfun entrusted b. their care, nor b any uak
Assumed hy tl.r Railroad companies mat urn dg.lR
mated NATHANIEL WHITE, GaeDuL " N
Is. T.. CHENEY, AsehHH3r' o'a7 t{.lre
H.rin tatN
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THE called MAN -.
sTATEOF VERMONT

CALrppHn uIsTHCI, ss.
az application M john liihgu0n, 81 Guardian
~ uf NaHhliIWHw hImrui ef. gi Barnet ln aail
district, fpcud fhnn requesting tnis Court i1WAni
Hu order rrIuInnF all pnrnus having demands o.
laIIat 6aiI bartholomew h1mru. ~ i1 eFhibii ug
same t0 hu fIr ssfHamfuf within some reasonable
time ifis ordered and derreei hY sHi Court ilaT
900 persons haFlug demands against aui s1Hgul e.
hiull ne sama 10 fnH Faii Guardian mr. sgifuTHHHt
OH pr before tha l7 d4} NJ panemlrr ifbl nlllff-
wIso thsg shall Le forever barred. Aud it D. mnAer
ordered ihat notice thereof ba given ~ all ae1qHa
congemei bypuhIHlIuf gsolI Of o. decree Three
printed at 81 Iohushurr 20 sad d.'rIatas s11a al
iuny haaud bp h1suHt fhe came iu four public r'Hr-
es lu sold district rI1f nHs 90 NIueF NWifuh
store. one 100 AhHHfH Store ono pt Harvey. hiHWr
aud uff ut thlrI- llUWlua Shop Hli boa liHWrl.
boz said ditdcf within twenty iaF. fum IDLE date,
Given under my hAai ai plrFliIel ul.s lIil day
TlWRON HOWARD, Judge.
HHr,t. TiIrHoSHowAnb. iuigs
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Professor A. G. Darry's

FTNb6rUTrurr, ~, NrrrucHrrU cu1rr'urrr7. Pr
l.~wurd, placed upon be- guard by the almost
Daily detection of some plnnslblc humhug, now cN-
nmnes aud tests every now article with scwpitlous
cares pud nothing thai is not nlfinsooily gIhd can
is.F luaF.h, hauy'a lEcopAeruus has been cub
l6vt"i this ordeal Tor ten ycars. Every year Co.
utAti0 ~ TiT rvr iTrru-Tr uTr'It ~ =
De- consumed annually ihun ~ amy other preparation
lor the hair ever oHorrd o. tho American public.
The discovery that irwin Curc disease of the
shin and ctu.e wounds and ulcers 90 heu 1ut a sc,
s...4.ss AL ezlaI3ll iulamumiiQr and remove the
pain and itching incident to ttmF., btes, scrfchv.,
,tfs buU-, rgnli., &c, las prrsilv cuhtuocl tho
falc Ut Use article, uni 70 Z, now known OUd uggt
tor tlclr purpo.cs, we'll us 20 rruow boautiN aud
Clepu-Gt o hair, in grcry city md town co. The Tn
lon,
Is cN'uorlunry ehssIpess place 70 within tho
reach n tg huwt'"tt fwIlV, enf To- conceded ynl-
He'IHuHqrF fvigryi
Mothers hud 10 thc surcat remedy for spIa.us, cuts,
Hnd other ngcdvuts oi th,r chirru; lr aged praise
t us cure Tor the rheumatism, aud ~ tho ache,
nud pains to which the muscles rrc subject; and
the uurt Go distant hn3NFutrh4scs r. o. ma Rb-
s0luir urccssnry iu h,, outfit.
sold g large bottles, price % cents, at the pnuci
pal Ohice. i87 NRoAuWAN, New York For suo
los tho principal merchants aud druggists through
ont the tui,ri tttrs and Canada. beware of tho
cuuutc,ioIp, sold 80 lfor h0t'le. ltseyt
flr sale boy E.JEwrrr a CO., tlolu,bury W
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RToesfafFNp4F4oR
[Certihcatc ofDr. PERRr, Portsmouth, n. III
~ y 10

PoHTsMoUru, Sept. 90 ls49.
MrJ. 7. MoRsE, Agent for "White's Hair Restor-
alive; Dear Sir--l deem it my duty to state some
ncts respecting the inestimahlc value of Whites
Restorative. Several years ngo after severe fit
ofsckness, my Nifc lost all other hair the scalp APP
pciued discussed, and tho hair grow out brJsh aud
uneven. About year ago, by another III Of sick
ness, she lost all Of her hair second time, and for
long time there apparently no action in the scalp
After various applications WIS induced TO try the
above mentioned Restorative, and now, after the nse
ola few bottles, her hair has grown ont thick rs
lustrous and Of as beautiful n color as ever Fur
thermQrc, for u long time have been afflicted with
neuralgia and other pains in my head and have
found u the best external remedy have ever tried
can therefore cheerfullY recnmnendlt ia al-psAe-
are afflicted rs above as the bent article have ever
seen. Muat respectfully yours Be-, &
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StraYcd Heiier.

GtTRAfFD Guu che suh.crlfr on the orb oflunei
- % ytHriug hotter, good ulei white neel white
ou tho back nul belly, strs missed Win WINE hul
Tod. WhlaFrr will give information a. ihe fuhrrr!-
Lsr rhef, tlr heller mly ba fmuI shtll ht h4ud-
connolly rr,gsfinI. john WHEELEH.
Concord, June a., 1854, '@HNIf
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Apprentices Wanted,

=. - , ~ -,,,t,-r ~ b., As..!..- l..z.a-- H.
thn suhsrdlar. ~ H. fADDDths
H. I0hh-bury, Iuue ~, 1901, 1.hwa
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Stray Horse.

GtAAlE Into tho enclosure M me HIisrrfhrr Wow
' duy june id, brown mare win natural hll,
urrr COM f.t janis MuUkN.
WaTr.rri, fuuU ~ trti '4'Hd
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Manufactured by T. WHITE, LowolS- Mass Sold
in Boston, Wholesale, by Wilson, Fuirbank s Co. (;
retail, I'm St.Johnsbury, by j. G. BBgham; Pas
sumpsic, Levi +. Parks Wells River, 'f:Shcdd &C.
Col panyiper Sal, Deming & Co.. Cabot. SAlma
Trusscll; MnrShheld Putnam & Wooster; Montpe-
ler Rcdhold 4 Grannisi aud by my appointed a.
gents throughout the Union, TITyi
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Dr. ChrlsuoIa aalvaulo ourauvoa,

-nn..f u mr feet nst tlsY srfesi aGd rufe isass %
asafa ptfsfiaa tn place &C ihe ufull HHfa NJ diuF
siHE ani t tIrLsuE ulH IalirHt ul sahaui td NHuIt
sHts bel Hlsssi H1drI tia inhiCuuu.
Thsy irfHlfff ~ theif fyffssl fqsaifs ~ Sffra
fHNan u Itf tF.H TaHaff 40 ffrrfaHt end Hfrfr a.
hs thnt r'f U4Ty sHasf saY rtres'fiaHsu huer tbsi
uiuru i"u 90 tf lnllsi tsiri onlI ihfvu ieaw sN's
HiHIr tIan ~
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A porangsmsnt Of ths Nervous System.

or fa SFUVuuh CONrLAlNIH Drugs sni Nsd
ri.s fsCrfss go ffatf CO.. thof wesksu ihs til sns
IiI We ll0aN N|NlflstHi tlNfNIr VIM. NNifI W
tfIruF hfUurr ltr.rtIHH NitHlFiuF Iunufurr nf Na
faufIH aHIfi hf tbs teautiHl sHi wnuf frful Doe
rutrfIt ibs eshsusi6i IsutHt sni utttCpfi t.laIrr
lsttHfri tn lururf rrsb strength Claturi anl tiEoi
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ttead .tor gowseif or for your friends.
WILLIAMS
BALM OF LIFE.

LNOR Colds and Coughs Fever and Ague Pthis.
u ic and Asthma, Pain in the Head Kidney com.
plants, Piles, Rheumatic Affections, Bruises and
Sores Severe Burns Cnnkcr, Weakness of the S.om.
ach, Painters Cholic, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
and Tooth Ache
IN Offering the Balm u Life % the public, do moi
tive experience " any Of the above diseases arc moi
confirmed by neglect, or other causes, and relief !.
possible my preparation will afford t.. For Rhcu
mntsm and .Hurns, Colds and Coughs Bruises and
general Debility, 10 is almost certain cure. nlsc
certify that mono but that purchased direct from my
sole Agents. NIL, CHANDLER & co.
Wholesale Druggists, ~ & Is s. MsJkct & thHthHm
streets Boston Mass, Is genuine.
$. S. WILLIAMS,
Z. Ipswich, England.
L. s. Dealers purchasing can ~ any time within
one year, return any uusold and their money rehin
ded Price 5octs per bottle. Liberal discount by
the Dozen. Tiam6
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GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE
Whites Hair Restorative /:

a PURELY VEGETABPE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, BeGmJging, Cleansing, son
ching aud Dressing ho NAM. also, 10,
rcm0ring PdiHS-UHd ffedf iH'Ltg HEAT.
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Ehi- .-l.aea34t
pcparutiunisinst
taking tho. place
Of all other nrti-
Giles in use for re
| storing and drcss-
I ing the Hair Il
. prevents the hair
| from falling OIL,
promotes its
growth, removes
daudruil, and re
stores the natural
and luxiirient
growth ofthe hair
in all cascs Of
badness. II also
removes pain and
heat IN the head
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Farm for Sale.

TENiIE subscriber wishes 10 sell his VERY excel
\ lcut) Farm In North Danvillc. Said farm u
situated on the road leading from North DanvillC
Village 20 Lyndon, about lth Of n mile from said
Village, and bmiles from Lyndon Corner,
Tho subscriber ventures The hSSsTtun that tuI
convenience Of location and ndaptedness 70 the rails
ing Of different kinds of produce tho said farm Is
not surpassed by any in the county.
The road leadiuS from North Dnnvillc To The
AIuptt in vt. JdknSb,ry, passes through the south
crlY part OF sdId Farm about miles distant afford
iuE very rHFy communication 10 and from said
Depot
The buidinE on said fnrm are benu'ibI new
cottage House and two convenient Barns.
fhcru Is also n good well of never failing water
also good orchard, md sufficient amount Of
wood and timber Tor the nae of said farm
DAVID 7. BATCHELnER.
North Danviiiy Nov o. 1850. 6o3u
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and is a sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
scalp. II gives the Hair = brilliant, glossy lustrc, a
silkcn texture, and healthy vigorous appearance.
No Lady's toilet cain be complete without this inds.
pensnbic article
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CENTRAL HOUSE,
~ .. HnATTLr sQUARF. RosToN. nEIwn,

80. o. BRATTLE SQUARE, BOSTON. BErwEN
bHNTf1E AND Eta STurfrs.
TH'I snhsCrbor re- pccthilly informs hlf old friends
and Tie residents n this city and vicinity that
he has nkeu the Ahagc well kBoNH establishment,
formerly occupied by Mr. Shade mud more recently
by Mr. BENJAMIN True, and that he Il now ready 20
receive and accommodate a number Of permanent
hoNo, aud trauscleni visitor, and he pledges him
scf 10 exert hh ufmost ability a. render uer stay
WITH him pleasant and agreeable, and that HE terms
shall h. equally economical with the Npoctuton u
lie Fucsia under Ike circumstances,
Mr. Foster takes great pleasure in announcing that
ho hnh vngugcd aa an assistant Mr. JNO, W. TURN
ER, originally connected with the Washington
llouse, fhilsdclphr aud with The Pavilion, noston,
sRd lately of the Gloucester House, 90 Gloucester
Mas. whose experience md skiu arr already too
vel known 70 the travelling public, 10 need com
mculntlon.
The location ~ the Central House, u such ~ ia
afford cusy access 90 the Mnrtc e. und the hnsinSss
part n tho city, while NJ the same time 10 hnmefi.
ate neighhorood Il sufficiently quiet o. enable the
vsitor 20 realize nearly o. possible tho enjoyment
. ui q cllnluEuhlE AuilE.-
Tho culinary department d under the immediate
supervision ofnHsts ofurkruvirdgcd merit and tho
lhricr constantly supplied with Nlandf ~ the best
quality.
~ Terms for Board ONE DOLLAR Per day.
q. n. FOSTER
BOSTON, Feb. II, 1851. 5oSyi
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Musical instruments.

THE SUHSCRIBER-
III As flr salc. M his rcsidcnce. 81 Iohnsbur,
Centre, PREACpTI'N rAIl&f
LOLlANS, SERAPlllNES, REED or
CANS and MELODlANS.
ilrItESON BUTLER.
sept, 1850. CsJyi
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An ~ OGNN
or Bspars Of Ceunttfeitf aHd Worthlsi' fNdaftsH'
d O. MOREHEAD, M. d.,
GENERAL AGEN FOR THE UNITED STATES,
ma broadway, New York
For sale In 81. Johnsbury, VI, ny the authorized
Agents, T.. JEWETr & co; IN Bradford, VI, by
ASA Low lin pcncham Hollow bylSAAC WATTSi
and by authorized Agents in All the principal towns
i'm the Stnte 66scowyl
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used Lr al complaints affecting the Throat o. Head
.4.. sihlAl.n al tho llLuaL AcrAnu
and sick Headache. nryincss ~ the Head NerrilgH 10
tho Faco BurYi'E .it.nrihR ~ the fars, Deafness
which ia f.nspllN N'tNous, and that datfcfsing corn
plant call@i Tic boloicnN.