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Nov Louisiana Avenue, opposite City Hall
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u. b. NEWHALL.
CHURCH MUSIC.

The Hsr tarp,iar &trd Badon Cia1,, ti,a Nv
lowell Mason This work cmbodier seicctinn 81
publications, the most popular tunos and pieces In
the well known hs-, "trTrH'Rt frrTu'' being TAKEN
as It's bnsis and by purchutc uf the copywrRht.the
publisher have bcch cnnblr,l to hdd snrIc or tho
most admired aud useful tunes composed bv Chas.
Lcuncrl among which will DO found Waaissayti
Chant Has,iilH Chant, 7,nplr Chant Hnmrnci, Front
street, &c. And ulso n large number of entirely
new aud hno tunes are gNen In additional ,agcs.--
Eleven et'ons OF the Nee Gfrh.id Stcra have been
called for within very short time, and II nny safe.
" be claimed u the nnst valuable singing book for
choir, congregations aud schools ever made In this
country. WILKINS, CARTER 4 co, Publi.ler.,
lG WATER STREET
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DEArmGs


In Danville, of Typhus fever, Sept O, Jul.
ictte, daughter of Mr. Edward Chickering, a.
gcd 3 years.
At Plymouth, N. H., Aug. IS, Moore Rus
sell, aged %.
In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Aug. T., Hon
Herman Cady, in the 62d year of his age. Ms
Cady was a native of Cambridge Borough, VT
In Cabot, Aug. 20, Mrs RebeccA Scales
aged 20 years.
In wateryilIe, Aug. 20, Horace A. Fisk
merchant, aged 80 years.
In WestGeld, Aug. goth, Mr.. Elbridge S
Miller, aged "a years.
In IIydepark, Aug. %, Major Russell b
Hyde,,agcd 81, late OF the U. S. Army,
In Hanover, N. H., Sept 8, Mrs Elisabeth
Brown, widow of the late President Brown
of Dartmouth College, aged rs years.
In Luuenbnrgh Aug. 27, of dyscntery
Caroline, only daughter of Levi and Susan
Silsby, aged 4 years, months and ID days.
In Burke, Aug. %, of dysentery, Uolsoy
s., youngest son OF Horace T., aud Mary s.
Woodruff, aged 10 months.
CAS- vernal flowers that scent the morn,
But wiftur i'm tfte rising. dasL -.
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Shus swiftly fed her life away.
She died 20 sin she died 10 care
But for n moment felt tho rod
Then, rising on the yiewlcss air,
Spread her light wings & scared to God"
Com.
Oh can it be that thou art gone?
That thou art numbered with the dead
Aud must we lay thy lovely form
To slumber in thc'nariow bed ?"
Alas Ills sol Deaths cruel hand
Hath struck the unrelenting blow;
And severed the endearing tic
That bound thee TO this world Of woe
And as press the pale, cold brow,
ImPrinting there tho parting kiss,
The happy spirit even now,
Is soaring in a world Of bliss
We laid thee gently down to rest,
No more TO meet thee here below;
While DER thy early resting-place,
Many a-trembling tear will FLOW
How sweety now thy voice will blend
With those OF the redeemed on high,
In singing songs of endless praise,
vsfnthat bright world beyond tho sky.
Burke, Aug. Stat, sol. o. ----- Com.
At North Iaycrhill, Aug. 81, Mrs Hannah
Dcniing, wife OF John G. Dening, aged "A
wears and o months.
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Auction Sale.

WILL bo sold, Rt Auction, ON Sntur,lny the 27th
w September Instant IN commence "a 4 O'Clock
T. NJ, if not previously disposed Of al tho residence
uf the subscriber,
4 uulana Cows
two Year Old, ~ Sheen,
two hono Wagon, md whers for q twn horse
wagon, one horse wagons
ono horse Sleiphs, two houo sled,
variety Of Farming Tools,
"A Cnnking Sinycs, g BOX Stoves,
Ovens for Stoves, --------.---
Together with various articles Of House
hold Furnitpu.
a libcpl credit, upon satisfactory security, will
be given upon sums over IS, II desired.
II. MARTIN.
st. 1ohhsbury, Sept 10, 1851. 7aTws
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City Coffee aud Spice Mills,
CARDG.

ARCADE CARD SALOON
n, S. DEARBORN, No, l, Water ST., and
~, Spring Lane, (lower noor) BOSTON.
CAHDs-At this establishment gfcat attention /,
paid 10 printing Cudr, Tor cither Marriage Addros,
or business.
Jon PnNrn0--partcular attention Il given "a
this branch. BAiIfoads CSfctl'rs, Bilcfs HaHl5ils
Nc, done la the ncaiost style.
Cam ENGRAyNo- Address, Marriage, and Bus.
ines Cards, executed IN the most tasteful manner.
PLATE PHfNrINo--Carsla printed nun copperplntc
40 short notice. Also-Airi's, llesds, Sc.
DooH fLATEs-Ofal all sizes, prices aud qualitc.
Embossed work done 10 ORDER
~ BAH work done ut this establishment
is warranted to give entire satisfaction,
No%ion PIniLIrs PATENT RENEwKp.-
NOL1CC... Patent granted 20 AID. Phillips dat.
81 Oct ~, 1888. Renewed for seven year. from
Oct gath, 1850.
The public hereby informed that the Auicri
can Friction Match Company right expired on the
24ih Of Oct, 1850, Ryan, Bruce, PcRrrun & co.,
having purchased the exclusive right 60 tho above
cNtcHSi0H, huruy rrrtiur ttrr Uuttr mt ~ infringe
upon the Patent Manufacturers and dealers IN
other Matches equally liable Tor infringing the
Patent. RYAN BRUCE Pr ARSON& 90
Boston. Aug. 20, 1871. 90 Union Street
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EBEN PECKis ESTATE

TWNlIE subscribers, having been appointed by the
II Hon. Probate Court for, the District OF CaIedo-
mia, Commissioners TO receive, examine and adust
all claims ind demands Of all persons aEaiInsf the
estate of Eben Peck, late Of Lyndon, in said dis
io, deceased, represented insolvent and the. term
OF six month"; from the sth day Of Auguat 1851
allowed By said Court to the creditors N suid de
ceased, exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us--Do give notice that win attend to the
duties Of our appointment az the dwelling house of
widow Patience Peck, in Lyndon, IN said District
on the 9Th day OF October next and ON the STR
day of February neat, At one O'Clock afternoon, ON
each of said days,
4, RICHARDSON, commi..iooo,.
GEORGE fDE N"I"ihu s'ohors.
l,yadnH, Septenibef, o, 1851. T3Tws
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EGAMmaAGnsa

In Enfield, CT. Sept 10, by Rev. DIR. Rob
bins, of Hartford, Roy. VIM. Is. Bond, Of St
bloomsbury, and Miss Eudoa II. Parsons, of
Enfield.
In Burke. Sept 2 by Rev, r. Gedding,
Mr. A. w. Newell, and Miss IL. Il. Spencer,
both of Burke.
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PIANO FORTES,

$50 Wellington Street, BOSTON.
The snh-critcr has tic plrnstirr Of Announcing TO
tile musical public that he l. nov manufacturing a
superior article Of Square and liuuluir Iinno Fnrtcs
ni aud octaVes, which combine oil the qualities
necessary 4" a gu"d instrument, viz: sweetness and
cveuness together with powerful volume uf tone,
aud Agreeable touch. A runrntee for the excel
lcirre 81 tho work Is manifest fum the fact that "A
God Medal nIls Lcen presented rrnm the AIcchanic.'
Fair, for snporiur Piano Foric---si circumstance
with tho exception 81 SIR Chickorng) thai has not
happened toany other firm la this city, although all
have been fairly represented
All Instruments are " The frst quality, aud war
rHtic'i iu stni',t the ts-t 81 ms. riitt,..~l
II n NENNIIAII
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Wanted Immediately!

= COAT MAKERS; 4 VESToMAKERS;
. 4 PANT MAKERS.
Constant employment given, and the high
est rate Of wages. J.BOLES.
St Johnebsry, Sept IL, lsal..
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AUCTION !.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Monday,
w 22d inst, on the farm recently occupied Nv
A. u. Newell. mile west OF Burke Hollow the fol-
lowing named propertyi
valuable horne, yeRrllng colt. yoke fat oxen,
yoke fat wears old Steers, I fat COW, Z mich
cows, yearng heifcr, 2 calves, sheep, Old and
younE hogH, cnrryall, l open buggy wagon I
lumber wagon fitted for one prtwo horses double
harne-s, single bruss mounted do, buffalo robes
string bells, pair cart wheels and carts plows
l barrow, ! cultvator, grind-stonc.
lokes, rings, chains, scythcs and scythc stocks,
spades shoves, hoes, rakes, axes, iron bars, q lot OF
sap tubs, holders, hauling tubs pans to boil sap In
cadron and Ave pail kettle 4 brass do. grain
cradle; pltchforks, &c. &.
Also, sofas, centre tHhlc, I rick md parior
chairs, cane back and scat rock chairs, u cane
scat chairs, wood bottom d. bcdstcads,'S com
mon tables, bureau, stoves, lot of stove pipe
light, toilet and wash stands lot Of cruckcry md
glass ware tubs, pals, pans, &c. Also gold de-
ihchcd lever, gold icplne do, silver full jewel,
hunting patent lever do, full iewelled silver de-
tnched lover watch, silver lcplnc do. common do
lot Of Jcwelry, yankee notions aud many other ar
iiclcs not pnrticularzed. Sale will commence at
10 o'clock, let tho weather be fair or foul. Terms
cash ON delivery ofthe property and NIL goods to
bo taken away within days AFTER the sale This
will be rare chance to- purchase as every article
viii sold TO the highest bidder, TO close concern
j. GRAY. Auetioneer.
~ Il. The valuable farm where the above sale ia
10 take place, with large and newly finished dwell
ing house, and good barns, is offered very low at
private sale,
Burke Sep 10, 1851. 7s7waS
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Paper ofall kinds ior sale, aud made ~ ORDER
News fnpon supplied NJ lowest rates, CAaH paid
tnr ragH, waste rupas, sizing, AMI all other kinds Of
paper stok, by GRANT, DANIEL 4 o.,
10 Union Street. Boston.
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Furniture and Upholstery.

COVERING s, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
..CoRNICEs, &c, WINDOW SHADES & FIX
TCREs, FRINGEs, GIMPs, TAssELs, Sc, ut
FRANCIS IlARRlNGTON'S,
Late lawson a. Harrington
2S5 Washington ST., Boston.
Patcntee of the Rack and linion Extension Tables.
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Upholstery, Cabinet Work, &c.

Ii. NJ. CURRlEk, corner OF srrrfrrier HHd iNSzls--
ington streets, Boston, has constantly on hand good
selection of the most fA-nioSABLE UruoiSsrEKY
GOODS that can be obtained. All kinds OF Pushes &
DamiIsks TOR Oar olSf Outrage Linihg-CurtIn Ma
terials and Irimmngs+=l4Acs and Muslin Curtains.
Also, every description OF Window StTHde GSedA and
trimming, Tor salIut low prices.
Qy- knfrdnte SsmHeT STREET
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&C. FRANCE.

gB An extensive counagntion occurred
in Newark, n. j., on Tuesday night, destroy
ing property 20 the amount Of 100000, and
throwing on, Of employment some 200 me-
cbAnics, There was but little insurance
Tho -buiihugv destroyed were ia the business.
portion Of the city.
81 Mr. George Campbell, Of Westminster
West VT, HheAred from bis entire flock Of
22o Morino Sheep, (aside from 1 pound tag
ings,) fraction over pounds pcr head, OF
clean washed wool The flock Ia rcmarka IDLY
sEen, and tho wool much finer than the usn-
al gfnile Of Meriho wool grown in this coun-
try.
H0- Tho Democrats held their primary
meetings in New York city on Tuesday eve
ming, for the election Of delegates to the State
Convention at. Syracuse. The lIunkers APP
pearod % be in the ascendant ia many of the
Wards. Resolutions endorsing the Compro-
misc measures were Adoptcd-the Fugitive
Slave law in particular.
GO The New York Commercial aays AZ
friend Of ours has received letter 10y the At
lan,ic, the postscript Of which announces the
arrival ia -Londoa, at tia moment ofdcspnteh-
ing the hotter, of Mrs Judson and her chill
dren, All apparently IN good health"
HS Il, j. Phelps, Of Vermont. son Of the
Senator, has been appointed second comptrol-
lssr of tinc Treasury, in place Of liiland Hall,
who goes 20 California as Commissioner Of
Land titles. n
or "I'he Democratic papers Of ~ lamp
ahire,@ says the Portsmouth journal, "only
ten days ago. had at the head Of their columns
the name 0f fri Ftoorii,ur. Gas President Of
the United States, and that Of his cousin,
Luke Woodbmg,for Governor of New Hamp-
shire. Now both are Withdrawn by death !"
WS- Six pocket-books, that were taken 10y
the pickpockots during the exhibition OF Bar
NUNS Menagcric, at Manchester, N. H., were
lately found secreted in a woodple close 10y.
The "papors" all safc-money missing
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o. The JDlbiriHg isd hit Of many NJ ne
most spbs'dHfiai and honorable business 6Ims
~ bosion' NeTchaHis and others visiting hs
them, and heV ara adUisedio iake Il oiM them.
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Later. from Europe.
The steamship Franklin, arrived At New
Hork, Sept q.

The steamship franklin arrived az New
Ioh, Sept ..
.,. ENGLAND.
Trade Ia London il Ia the most prosperous
condition, The bullion in bank ia in favor
In general subleots there Is nothing new
" communicates The feeling with regard %
The esRdsst OF the Roman Catholic party la
IrPland . very general and decided, and gov
erhueAt may consequently rely GA alniosf
unanimoas support 10 any measures thSy may
deem NECESSARY, No serions evils, hobeyef,
are anticipated, .L t#'t
The tFouble IN ireland l. owing 10 the yio-
lent action Of the Catholic defence association,
Spne Of the Irish Bishops were 20 be prose
cutea By government for assuming illeml H.
ties, in convention Of the Ecelesiastiral titles
biii THE proceeding will probably drive
the Catholic districts ~ Rebellion.
Tho Great Exhibition was drawing less In
money and numbers than heretofore. The
reociIlep az the 2ist August ran a tribe over
f2200. ID fact, the grand rush 10 Oyar, and
the exonrsiOuists diminishing greatly la mum
bers Tho doors hAye beep opened at o, in
ytaAh % 10, and the hye chilling fec II entire
~ discontinued a formal announcement
has been made, .thAt tho Exhibition will e.
hally close on the 18th Of October and that
bn che n 9th Of that month, in tie building,
tba reports Of the juries will DO received tho
hwardA made, and prizes declarodand formal
leave taken Of the foreign commissioner"
IVY &C. FRANCE.
rafis gcnenlly was Tranquil, waiting the
reports aud decisions of the councils general.
The opinion gains ground that the Prince
dc J6ihtiie will he started ~ a candidate for
the French Presidency There was report
in Paris that tho Ministry proposed taking
elections throughout the country next year ia
successive periods, 80 az 10 bring large mill
itaryl force 10 bear upon ono division Of the
country; then. when tho election is over,
proceed with another election.
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THE THUNDER STORM

On Wednesday night we were visited by a
severe thunder storm. A letter rom a friend
in Sheffield, dated "Wednesday night gives
us the following account Of IL effects in that
town
eAt about o'clock this evening we had a
shower Of rain, attended with heavy thunder
and sharp lightning, The lightning struck
barn owned by Nathaniel Elkins, Esq, Of
this village, and in one minute aner the
Lightning struck the barti'was completely IN
flames. II was filled with hay aud grain, and
mare and colt were Ia the barn at the time,
but were got out by hard work la throwing
water and tearing down she'd between the
barn and other buildings. and the wind being
favorable, and the rain considerable at tho
Time, We were enabled 20 save tho dwelling
house. Loss from . to 400 dollars--no insur-
anoe,
ca a despatch from New Orleans, dated
the OH says that the Cuban expedition Is
now entirely abandoned, and that A great
number Of Liborators are In that city, with
out the means Of getting home, They had
demanded money Of tho Cuban Committee,
aud some disturbance ensued and arrests
were made, but nothing serious had occurred
thus Ear,
90 A doqaich from Washington says.-
there . no intontion Of removing Mr. Owen,
Consul ~ IlsyaDa, unless AFTER a full inyesli-
gntipn, h should be demanded-he having
acted consistently with the Presidents proc
lamation.
~ Tho Bedford (Ya,l Sentinel says that
boy liy the name Of Luster, in attempting
10 cut his name on the Natural Bridge higher
than any other, lost his footing aud fell dis
taHce Of one hundred and fly feet lie was
almost instantly killed
QS-Fihccn persons were recently killed
10 Hanson, Ohio, by the blowing up OF dis-
tillery.
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The Carpet-Bag,

rtniiriFp wkEKLS, NY
SNOW & WILDER, is devoted mainly 70
the amusement Of it, readers. Its correspondents
are among the best writers IN the country aud every
nuuhcris Illustrated with original and beautiful e
craving. Mrs Darlington helps hu up the CARPET
llng. Ierms-S2 wear. Invariably In ndvnnce
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A. N. JOHNSON,
mi usic Dealer.

-f'uti-h-r--4 ,lr- i -'I- Il.- l-i ,.sl.s - eta!
Ronl"rg'- Grafton, "7hc S~gqf he B,R" Agent
for Patent Chsrth Orgoas, price sI50. Pinn"iorio
tuner, bN which nnv ono cnn tune hs avn rinno I
Dolce CmnprnR Pinnoturtcs, Vc Inv priced pm
nos, new nnd second hand. always ~ hand.
sc fremont Street. o.. BOSTON.
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BOOK Aqente Wanted,

To sell Pictorial aud a-af,rd Harls that nre
cold only by subscription, Gnod commission pnld
iur selling. llORACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
no Washington Street, boston.
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s. M. Pettengill & Cos
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
hEPTEMBEn, 1891.

The Fall Iisi, collected by =. N. PEfTENGn4 4
Co., Newspaper Advertising APnnts, No. 40 State
AlIHel llzlnn ala aIa Aulhansed hy the publisher
" the beat aud a40a icLisis nsflalalfd NeWEhHefs
throughout The United hinlrs ~ take advertisements
Hnd subscriptions 10 their kiffa rHfff.
~ ~. tTrTTNntft. i. g. EHsfABHs HATH
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nmGHToN MARKEr, sepl. 4.

BRIGHTON MARKET, sept 4.
A. mn, act 1900 beef cattle 1000 stores ~ psgrz
WORKING oxen, 100 COWS and calves, 5000 sheep ard
anlbs fol Swine.
PMoLa. Boef CAttle-ENtrl SOL 1t quality bIAisl
al quality, s6abl 81 do. SfafI.
Store earlings 7aioi years old i2ai7i Q
years old iAH2d.
Working ONon.-s72 "a. 05, iOOniO6.
Cows and cHivus=aE20, -. 50, al, a6a40.
Sheep nndlnmhs-Sil, II, 2, 8aal.
Swlno--liatIci retail a a6ci Fat Hog. (nf which
there has been al market dnnng the week lOe0)tIo
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-sept. 10.
A. market a0t8 chttlc-about lgia bceves, aud
1900 stores, consisting If working oxen, cows and
cnlyes, and and years old
PmCEs-AInrkei-EKira beef sol ,ist quality 81
al quality o. I'd quality a urd "a.
harrcling Cattle, No Aalcs. ri .'.-
Hides Sbl cwt. rnliow o.
Veal CaNes-Sa, Gao
Storo--Working ONen--STO, rs, 100, 40.
Cows and cnlves-S20, 10, 80 "a 80.
ioarlings-sT, 10aI2.
Two years Old--Si4, aao.
Three years old-slG, IL, 10 n no. -
Sheep aud lnmbs-itt6 Mt market. prices-EH
trn n 2laal.
Swine-hcinil bnGic.
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Union SHOULDER Draoes,

At oi,2b rEH PAiH.
Alsn, superior lTusses, $500 Lace si0c kMgs aud
Premium srluN0 CHuTuHrHi Dr. Flioh's and other
Abdominal supports, JAS. MILLER Al co,
~ aud bromield Street, up Staira,)
BOSTON.
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Stray Colt.

SsTRAYED from the Pasture Of the subscriber n.
~ bout two miles from Sheffield Hollow ON or a.
bout the 9th Of August, One redrLag H6rse on
black or nearly black, and, think some white
information where he may be fouAd will be gener-
ously rewarded by the snbscriber
SEWALL BRADLEY.
whoelock, Sept. o, 1851. gs7tf