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IN Sutton, Nay 40. Sosan s., wife Of Alfred O.
Evans, and daughter Of Cyrus and Louisa RasssIl,
aged ~ yenrs mo- and n days. Printers IN Bos-
ton please Insert.
In sheffield, June i7 ofdropsy n the Ghost, Ellen
A., only daughter of IIarri. y. and Samantha Flan-
der, aFed wears and months.
In Kirby, June =, Mr. Antlpas Harrington, in the
Es-iyvErurns nv. IN WI one 6FthJ HfSt T5ttsfz
Of the towa. Whilc his family and friends mourn
his los, they eomferted with the thought that
his ne WINS correct, and his end peace. For thirty
years he has suffered exceedingly under tho inAu-
snoe Of disease but thee scqa=.se Will, hi,,, br-
bevs he has found rest in Heaven
Printer In n. II. and Ohio viii plOake notice.
We copy the following by request, from tho
Gainesville tAiA) sentinel.
In 6sinesviiie, Ala May 20 Of inflammation Of
tho bownis, Mary Jane. wife Of Caleb Parker. and
daughter tho late Theophilus FoIsom Of Lyndon,
VI AGED ~ rsars- a months aud is daYn
la the death Of tbs most estimAbls lady the dear
eat ties Of natural sonsibility have been severed
pother-the orphans 90 whom the prccepts Of her
lips and the example Of heE lc their pure and
true guides on the trraeherous pathway oftemporal
existence, viii lament through that existence their
parent their teacher, their friend a wlfe--those
alone who, la tho interchange Of those sweetest and
dearest Charities Of hfe that make the eiySnn Of
-.'eaA~tiS happiness -nndcrztand the poignancy
Of her husband's grief measure tho extent Of HE
loss All who knew her well boar melancholy teati-
mony to tho domestic and social excellence struck
down by death, in the person Of this Lady. .,
In Byfeld- Mass, May a. Mary EweI aged 90.
formerly Of Walden, VI .I, ,
In Peaeham, May J. Mrs Huldah, wife Of Mr. 10
sihh Dana, ngod "a.
la Cincinnati Ohio, May az, Mr. Noah Poor, in the
sOth year ofh age, formerly Of DAnviIle.
Attho Centre village, this town, June MIR STRAIT
ton Minot, aged ~ years.
In Haverhill, N. H., juno Is, of consumption MIR
William S. Curtis, aged 80 years.
At Bethlehem, N. H., Jnno I'd Of consumption, Mrs
RhodA, wifo Of William Kcnney, Esq. aged So.
In Windsor, JUus- Wy George W. Alden, aged
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my : WHAT mANDsomR

try- 80, nv = WHAT Handsome
TEETH i--Do toll ma how yuu Keep them 80
whiteV" Why, use thAt beautiful TiaA gasts pFv-
pared by ", kilbourns 4 Sou II u the best thing
ln all the world for keeping the gums healthy,
Fery BEL thing you erer used your teethhe wont
charge you cent for W. \.
Any Que IN want ~ an article ~ tooth paste OF
powder that viii keep Tho teoih white without uin-
~ 20 the cnAmal, the gums healthy, aud what 4 no
mail Item Tie breath sweet and pure, iaxccpt thoae
with guilty oonsclences ran dnd II A. our Office.
This u 40 "cateh penny nrlele hr " u prepared
from a recipe which va have tested Tor yean.
r. \, We have also fnr sale Few tonth brushes of
the right Kind, which snru selected for tho teeth
not a. mAke moncy on
n, Kll,lQURNR & son, pentlsis.
St JnhnabnrY. W. ntf
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reAmmnANRG.

~ Temptation, AHsa, ~ the Raw. Edwin q. Ad-
ans, Mr. Ethan ~ Lswis, Of Kirby, W., and Niss
RobekAh Partridge, ofTsmpieion.
L. .i'y, MAY "a, by willard Walker, EAq., Mr.
John King, ofTruy, aaS wIdav siofy, Jay.
In Mouisvile, JunSfI. by Rev, s. Robinson, Hon.
Noes Fiak and Mrs RsheecA Hendeo.
In Harand, MAY n, by Rev. T.. PettengIl, Mr.
Absi Aiafrl- aud Mia Eliza G, Hoyi, both 81 Leia-
non, n. II.
In Chol'op June 2, Nathan a. Hale Esq., Of Wind.
sor and Miss Fanny 0ustih. ~ Chelsea.
In Lunmhurg, sti Inst, hy Rov. J. s. Spinnoy,
Mr. Isaac r. Parks, of Rosior, and Aii.s Lucretia NJ
ttnckwuii, ~ l..
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BEFs oa-ras2.d tsdt..s,sT on 0sady.-ws fesI
that We ara doing the eaaaanTlfy an lnoaloulahls
eTvioa Ia recommending % their patronage Hlss's
Candy, which has proved ~ sueeessful = remedy
IA ~ pulmonary affections ID oomhlnsa The virtues
of Cod Liver OH, with oil0r pleasant and aotiye ~
gents, and u Of such nature that infant o. tho
mast delicate ipvAd Nay take II without dlfcuty.
II u nov envelopsd vi asw wrapper 70 project h
ifuin the piraeles ~ oouhferfaiien, The wrapper
haarl as-lFs, TercsrrtiuF tiu rntuting ~ rod 1h
hnd the manufacture ~ Cod Liver OH with FAC
simile 81 The simatnfa % thS pr0pFierur without
which none y genuine. for sale ~
J. g. hIsdnAa.
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A FEMALE RoGUE.-A few days since n
lady, having every appearance of respectable
gentiiity about her, stopped into Stewards
fashionable dry goods store in Broadway, New
York, and purchased n shawl, priced mt four
hundred dollars, and presented a $1,000 bill
'-ou the Bank of America, TO pay for IL. Tho
clerk being suspicious OF the bill, stepped o.
yer to the Bank, and inquired of the Cashier,
who pronounced it genuine. The change
was accordingly given her, and she took the
purchased shawl and had proceeded as far rs
the door, when she stepped back and remark
4 cd that she thought she had not better take
dt until she had consulte her husband. The
$1,000 bill was then handed her, and she
returned the shawl aud the change Hhe had
received ,&lof the store. Presently she came
back, and said she had concluded TO take it,
and laying down a S 900 note, received again
her change, took the cashmere under her arm
and disappeared, After the lady had gone, IL
was discovered that she had changed the bill,
and in place ofthe genuine note, had put of
upon the clerk counterfeit upon tho same
bank leaving Mr. Stewart minus a valuable
shawl and six hundred dollars in money
Ner Haren Journal, June To-.
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H.Wf ~ 1tfegrasat A. Bssina aa,s,
AMRIVALOP THE BTEAMsIIIP HIM
DOLDT.
FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE I

NEW YoRK, June ~.
Tho steamship Humboldt arrived ~ her
wharf at G o'clock this evening, having Hailrd
from tfHvru NJ 70 A. M, on thc-t
The great exhibition goes on prospcrously.
10000 persons visited IL ON the 2d OF june
Louis Napoleon had visited the Southern
Departments for the purpose of opening the
Paris and Lyons Railway. A grand ban
quet was given him at Dion, where he made
= speech which gave great dissatisfaction To
the Partisan Journals, which looked upon IL
as a declaration OF war against the Assembly.
The President returned 10 Paris on the Sd
Of June, where hn was received with some
stir, but no disturbance ensued.
Tho Government Of Spain was in great
fear Of an instruction at Madrid, and great
military precautions had been taken. The
Spanish Democrats had issued long pro
gfnnime of future operations.
Portugal was generally Tranquil Two
regiments at Oporto had attempted ration
Gry,TupvymcutT but II WIS supr,rrssrd ny the
authorities.
The meeting OF the Empcrors Of Austria
aud Russia at Olmutz, was Of military char
hcter.
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GREAT DRouGHr IN MSxico.--We are
permitted to make the following extract from
a letter dated Zaratecas, May I2th, to com
merciAl house ofthis city.--Boaon paper
ave are in a most miserable state here Mt
present We have had no rain Of any conse-
quence since August last, aud the country is
actually burnt aP. Many Of our roads are
impassabie Tor want OF WaTeF, CpTJT Is E6,5U
per fanega, (about $50 pounds) and in some
parts Of the State OF Zacatecas is selling at So
Flour just ground down is worth $40 per 500
pounds, and other things in proportion. The
loss Of nnimals would not be credited in any
ether place. We know OF one estate which
lost 14oo head ofsheep in March last, and il
has been worse since. Ofcourse there is lit
orally no trade Mt present as the people are
-sstAes maintained by charity aHs-aaLiae
everything that comes in their way. Every
day until it rains will be worse and we can
not expect any commercial prosperity until
another and good harvest Of Indian corn is
gathered. On the eSth ult we had a sharp
trnAt, which has injured the wheat crop. This
is produced by irrigation, and was just caught
in the ear"
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GBAiiy MatshAl Allen, of H0zbury, las
received Information that the unfortunate
Young man who committed the tragedy la
thA. city, % bAtnHiE last, was from the town
uf Hope, Waldo Co. Me-, and that hs WA Of
tho mOat respectable parentage, his dispOai-
ton very mild, al temperate habits aud good
moFal charantsF, and was respected BY all
WHO knew him. fie has been for tho last four
years subject 10 cpileptie iits, and has at times
lAbored under mental dsrAngement, but new
or until now shown the least sign ~ violence,
lie was never confined or supposed 20 b. dAn-
eerOus. lie leit home nhknoWn 10 his friends
and the frat Intelligence OF his whereabouts
vas accompanied with the AnnSant nf tisa AAd
pvent of Saturday. lie has been recognized
BY hla fSiehda, and measures taken 10 convey
bis remains To bis parents in Maine,
William II. Gleason aged rs
and young man nAiEed ffunGh, about II
years old, were drowned on Wednesday fore
noon, ia the Msrrimaek just above the Cen
trHi haiiruhd BridEr. They, With i'yir eal,
or, we're taking a sail, when, u u supposed
a miden flaw ~ wind upset the boat, whlcl
for tbs time sunk beneath thofgaves. EoaI
vt the party were rescued, and the boat sen
10 their Aasistanrn from the FIRE q few rod
above, bad reached within short distance
of GlcaAon, when Nc aink and was seen NJ
-tssss- Tia oihsr- HenL.-dnan- Immediately
mot being able 10 swim. This Is the secon
oAsuAlity Of the Kind which has happene
within few weeks.--- bfGnchesteT ADleIFedn'
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ExUELsIOm.
a aBLOOHER" POEM
ny M. "A. annnTrEIInN

EAAAAfnADAF
a aBLOOHEB" POEM.
ny h. w. sHoRTrELLOw,
The shades Of night we're falling fast,
When through our quiet city passed
A lAaa, whose summer costume nice
Reminds me Of uaa quaint device,
Exrsisiori
Her brow was glad, her skirt beneath
Unsoiled by mud hung srant and brief
Aud with joyful hhirniur rung
The accents OF her silver tongue,
EFceisiorl
"Try not the dress |" the old folks said,
"The rAbbls's sc0rnhil shout We dread -
The CUTTERS fifth we can abide I"
but firm that silver voice replied,
RFssiaiorl
"Oh, stop !" the dry-goods merchant said,
"fOull save your dTaas aud spoil our trade y
A umiie iurk "a In her bright, blse eye
Hut still came back the firm reply,
Thus IN the twilight cold aud gray,
Pretty aud neat she went her way
And b. the sky, serene and iAir
A glAdsome shout did fond tho air,
EsrcsisiOr
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TEACnEns' NETTING.

The Caledonia coasiy lsaolsT Asseoiailon WI
meet NJ ruashAm On saturday, June ~, ~ 10 o.
clock, A. A. Anu attendance IL dssinbls. Pub
No Address. u,gy - sspsotsd on Tho oceasion.---
subject a. dlaaasslen--Ihs present law Zoe testing
The qualifications = Eaa.en,
I'm. l.. u r. p u hunNHAA, Bee
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Court in Windsor County, David 7. Clark,
of TIartland, was brought into court 10 an-
swcr 20 Fidolia Cove upon charge that he
the said CLARK, had Forfeited bis word and
honor 10 the said Fidelia, by breach OF
Inarrin-. PrsseiAe, To the damage OF the plain
tinrSi500. IL appeared in evidence that Da-
vid had done all the necessary counting to
cntitle the parties 60 contamination of the
contract for marriage, which was fully proved
aud that said David, gave no other excuse
for bis nngailAnt conduct, than that he had
'gqt sirk III H." The jury returned n verdict
that David should pay Fidela s545, as sub
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HOMESTEAD ENEMrTfos.--T vote on
the Homestead Exemption Law, submitted 10
the people At the last election, was as follows,
80 far a. returned For the law, I 1 ,6s5 A.
gainst IL, 7,72s-majority for (he law, 8,762,
The bill provides for exemJfing the home
stead of families from atiaslaf.sat aad lass 90
sale, TO the amount OF Eve hundred dollars
A majority Of those inclined 10 vote on the
question having decided IL favor Of h, the
Legislature viii probably pass the bill NJ
once Concord On NJ Patriot, i9h.
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SANDERSON f. LANERGAN'S
The Hon the Probate Court for the District Of Cal

The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Cal
edonin.
To all persons interested Ia the estate 81 Samuel ri
per late OF ST. Iohrshury, IN said district doccased,
-... GRFETtNu.
WTHEREAS, Moses Huntly, Administrator ot
w the Estate af said Samuel Piper hath pro
.ented 20 said Court his petition In writing setting
forth that tho debts and charges against said estate
amount To the sum OF ST1S "a, that the amount of
personal property remaining in his hands amounts
to tho OF SlST IS (out Of which assignment "
20 be made TO the widow lchvinC the sum Of $780,
% 10 he raised from the real cstato and hath .cprc
senfcd said Court that thd deceased, died seized
Of about fifty-two and third ofland in The
town of Morgan IN the County 81 Orleans, being
part OF lot No. one in the secnnd range md desorih
ed In a dsed from Zenas Rnrtett 20 said Samuel ri
per- said deed dated November I'd 1s4e, and further
representing that II Is Necessary 10 selithe Whole VI
said real estate to pay saiduebts aud charges. lle
therefore prnys said Court grant him license to
sell said real estais at private sale public auction
FIR the purpose aforesaid. Therefore II IL ordered
that ali pepons Interested be notified Ia appear he
forr said Court ut sr--ur thereof To- be holden Rt
the Probate Once IN DanviI in Eaid district the
s0th day Of June, A. D., 1851, that they may give
bonds for the payment OF the debts and charges o;
Administration, show cause why license ahoHhl
not he granted a. above requested. For which pUr-
pose u l. further orcrel that copy Of tho record
IL this order be published three weeks sucressively
In the CaleCuiRn, newspaper printed At 81. Johns
bury, In this State, MI which publications shall no
previous TO the said time appointed for rnid hearing.
y; THERON HOWARD, Judge.
- Attest, j. HOWARD, Judge.
DanYilIe, June I'd, 1851. 7afWs
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MUSICAL CoNvENTIoN.-The Vermont
and New Hampshire Musical Convention
held It's annual session at Walpole, last week
and closed with the public concert on Friday
.cyepiug Weare informed that it was more
fully attended than at any previous session.
. a large delegation was present from Ben
ningtons distance OF over 80 miles, and
without railroad conveyance. Speeches were
madu by Hon. MIR PrentiEs, of keene, Dea.
Greedy and Gideon r. Thayer OF Boston, and
many ethes. The principal solos were sus-
tanned by Misses Cobb of Boston. and Wilder
of Springfield, VI. Measrs haker and South
ard OF Boston, and Dcycy Of this town An
interest seems 10 be awakened there in the
eanse Of music, which viii not be easily lost.
. GhecIlj iela Democrat, / 6A. f5H -s- -.
as Carey, the Murderer az I3eywood. The
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The NoRTHEnN Com MNEs.--M cssrs
Thomas iWinAlsWIaDd EzekisT iHabbatd OF
this town, who have Just returned from the
"Northern Mines" request us 20 state dis
-tinctly, that in their opinion, man who can
earn twelye-ahd-a-hAlf cents Ndhy at home,
had better stay there, rather than go to Can
ada expecting 10 realize that amount by Dig
ging gold. They say there is undoubtedly
gold thore-but not enough 10 warrant rush.
they both came home without bringing the
1frsr specimen, though they say they Dug EnJi
and Prospectcd for three days. A scarcity Of
specimens seems 20 be quite general among
those who haze returned.--7BGh Tribune
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nninL-
GU ID. G. Chapman, Of MAnchestor, n. H.,
who has recently been engaged upon the
Vermont Central Railroad, was 70 badly in
iured At Northhcld. VT. by locomotive, on
Wednesday, lth, that he died ON the follow.
ing Friday. He leaves wife and child in
Manchester.
HB- The Detroit Daily Advertiser says, the
evidence in the Railroad Conspiracy trial bc-
comes more and moro positive and clear a.
aainAt Fitch. Eiley. Renneti. and the rcuain.
der Of the ringleaderr, and there seems 10 be
no escape for them. Proof is made Of the
criminal acts, and ofthe agency &C the pris-
oh$rs az hiring and paying Cor their commits
sion,
Cir Mrs Judson, Fanny Forrcstcr,) len
Calcutta in january, for tho United States
by way Of England, and is now daily expect
cd home.
GaS-Jenny Limbs concert on Friday oven
ing in Philadelphia was fully attended, and
the Inquirer classes il as the most delightful
the fair Swede has ever sirt,, it, that city
The regular receipts wore $4,000.
ca James A. Collier, OK Collector OF San
Francisco, is in Washington to settle his ac-
counts. He finds $4,000 against him on
the Treasury books as confscatory money
and contract money not allowed. Mr. Cor
win sends Alderman Barstow OF San Fran
cisco TO California to examine into said &C
counts.
Ga The exeitsEpent relative to the gold
region" I'm the northern part of Somerset
County, Me, continues mabatod in that sec
ton of the country. We are inclined, how
ever TO the opinion that distance lends en-
ehantment 10 tho view.
NEW POSTAGE LAw.-The Republic
contains several circulars from the Postmas-
ter General concerning the new Postage Law.
Letters mailed before the first OF July, but
delivered after that time, are to be charged
the'old rates. The present stamps are useless
after the goth ofJune, and the Postmaster
are directed TO redeem them. Newspapers
are not considered periodicals and arc there
fore not entitled to reduced rates Of postage
for prepayment
OK" A communication in the Honesdale
(pa-N Derhocrat states that a young lady in
that place has been for years in the habit Of
making swapping noises with her feet by
which the Fox girls aud others have so long
deceived the crednlous. ~'-> r'
o." Colonel BigIcr, the Democratic can
1idate for Governor in Pennsylvania isa BIZ I
,hanan man, and il understood that ma
ority of the delegates in the Denocratio Con-
rention were in favor of Mr. Buchanan for tho
Presidency. -
CT Father Mathew has administered the
hedge 70 over 100000 psrSons IN America,
nd 5000, 600 IN al
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THE MARKETS.
RnInnIoHMAnKKI.

BRIGHTON MAHKKT, JHns ~.
~ market 900 beef eafiig 80 aiOfesf ~ iniifs
softinE e1sn, 90 COWS asli calves, 5000 sheep sind
inlnhs Loco Swine.
rH'era, BEEF oauie--E EimsTl 80 quality sail
ldgaaiity, Of ~ do babi
hiDres-n0 salss.
Working OHen.-sT6, %, y, o.. 10.
Cows and oHlveF--es3 40, a., 81, % CO.,
hheep and LAInbss-e1l, "a, aaf,
hslne-basel retail oase, spring FIG IA1Iei
and TAT bog %.
oAABmD0E CATTLE MARKET-,Iune ~,
al nDrket siE oaiiio-ab0ui 6ib beeyss, and
100 aiofesl consisting ~ waking ONrni COWS and
altei, and add years Old.
fncna-b iAFsel--fxiu beer or fEt quuiify o
~ quality 0t 81 quality ca Ord 3.
haTrailng Cattle, No SALES.
hinus VI eWI TallOH n.
Neai OalynE-g8 bar
hiares-WOrking OEen--s
loNh aud cayea--o90, ~ q a..
fonninga--hOne.
Two yoArA ald-4la, a. q ~.
tiFpe years od.-sih,16A 90.
AlaaaP s..a laInia--llsa al market. Proes--EK
~ 4, taI ~ he %, 3iaa.
hgina-lte oz7ie spring PiEs ga ~,
ktiaabsr ffoai eafA sfdfeI
Il. n A..
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d DUN TY LAND.
Stray Horse.

ZANE into the cnclosuTe of the subscriber, Won
" day, June Is, brown MARI, with naturai tail
supposed TO be abouts years old, aud ayno In the
four foot. JAMES WORKS
Waterford, June rs, 1851. 726wa
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a. The Bloomer dress has also made 10
appearance in this village. Two young ladies
walked out on Saturday last, dressed in the
now costume We would suggest % those
who arc about 20 figure In this new fashion
the propriety Of practising little ia the arr
Of walking before making public demonstra-
ton, As they might in their unusual Attrhc'
tons create some littlo merriment among th,
out-siden'-AUIora NeinbTry. .r...
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For Sale.

yNVHE Stock aud Stand Of the subscriber being
n the best and most desirable location fhF the
Stove and Tin business In North Eastern VesTnont
rs 1t Is situated in large X fourishing Village with
a good run of custom, and at the terminus Of the
Connecticut and Passump$ic Rivers Rail Road.
The above properly viii be Es!a 81 6,ir price and
short credit given for part 90 the purchase money,
II rcqnlrcd. Any further information may be OBJ
tanned by letter or Otherwise, by addressing
- hAs -h G. X. PIERCE.
st. Johnsbury, May 10. 1851. SzItf
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c a RIP K TIN C
800 YARDS

different STYLE of al Wool, Cotton and Wool Linen
and Wool and on Cloth Carpcting (which he viii
sSll for cash or approved credit low Il be
bought IN Caledonia County, Persons washing 10
purchase requested 20 oa s. -sarrs hls 6:oois
before buying elsewhere. JOHN BACON.
81. Johnsbury Centre, May 10, 1851. T2sws
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Cooking Stoves,

together with all the Cooking Apparatus belonging
TO the same that has ever boon offered the pub
lie and Mt less price than has before been sold
Hear what thosn snx that fiayn them IN u.ei-
We the undersigned, having in one OF II. Ia
tons Cooking Stoves, bought of A. FamRm. do
freely say that We believe them to be the We, IL
cry particular of any stove in
ions CARR, G.. FULLER.
a. A. BALCH & LADY, v. HAIErT,
j. J. CRAFTa, g. MoRRILI,
A. WHrcoMB, VI. Hut
y have also some second hand COOK STOVES,
with elevated Ovens--good articles, and have been
ascd but little, which win be sold at reduced pri-
cez
\ would also say that hsvo sent mo, from a.
Wainwright, Of MontPelier, a lot Of
RipIey's Patent cast Iron Plows
they look very bad they ought 10 he GOOD those
that choose 20 try them have the privilege Of re-
turning them II they do not suit.
Being thankful for past fnvors, solicit share Of
the public patronage. Please call Mt the Psssump-
sic House, ngHr the DeFssa, pader tina aizn fl
ID. Il. JOHNSON & CO.
81. Johusbury, June :, 1851. f23tf
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FR4G9BAPHEE,

ar Liquid Hair Dye change. the hair brown or
~ black without injury to the hair or skin
For sale by j. C. BINGHAM
juno ~, 1851.
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Celebration & Fireworks
At ST JORNSBURP,
July A, 1851,

WHERE viii b. an appropriate cslsbratlon
w during the day, and a grand and brilliant
DISPLAY or FIREwoRRa
will lie exhibited the sCanimnn,' In the evening
consisting ~ great variety of choice aha salasi
pieces ffofn tho manufactures ~ the nioyt celebrut-
cd fyrotechnlaia IN The country.
Connecticut and PassumpWic
Rivers Railroad.
Fare Reduced on the 4th!
individuals and parties wishing 10 take ride, by
purchasing Ticket NJ regular Fare, will be gwen
return check, on all extra Trains a. and from all
stations On tho Passuinpsc Road. Trains will run
a. followsi
--. DOWN TRAINS.
Leave lat RegulaT.2 I'd Estru. Ilsr,lar tth Extra
- yohnsbury $50 An. '. An. li.tS An. n Pm
White RJunct.T.O5 f" ~ NJ. 1863 r. ~ a.soAM.
UP TRAINS.
! Leave LAT Exfra. M Resnlnr al Fxtra ftb Reg
Whie h-lnnet TihA.n lib r.n. a.a0 ~ le.4arH.
81 Iohnsbart IO.iB ass Ean NEs :.
] .Ta6Si RoRT.RT HALE, Ag~ai- :
Apprentices Wanted.
| - OR active ard intelgen young uen are want
- ed NJ apprentices 20 the Mouldng hrsine-s. by
tho subscriber y. n. PADDOCK.
ST. Jobnsbury, june 10, 1891. -, SsSwS