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TUE HOUSE or GOp---vIeE COSTS
MORE THAN VIRTUE.

II costs more TO support a drunkard than a
sober man; more 10 sustain the licentoua than
the chaste more 10 secure and convict a
criminal than il would have coN to have pre-
vented him from becoming Grim
inal by placing him under religious influence
Sabbath breaking is an expensive vice. One
Sabbath spent in idleness and dissipation in
n6glecting the sanctuary, costs more than five
days spent in the discharge of their appropri-
ate duties. Which is best, to spend the Sab
bathin idleness and dissipation, and resume
business on Monday with light purse and
languid spirits, and heart aching under The
romorse of conscience,or to lay aside business
affairs at proper hour on Saturday night
close the ledger and lock the desk, and shut
the world up in the counting room, and relax
the energies of the week in the social endear-
mcnts Of the family,
"Thc only bliss that has survived the fall"
Rise carly Sabbath morn and begin the day
with its appropriate duties, and then to the
Sabbath schools, swim in the smiles and glad
faces of earth's brightest simitude of Heaven
little ckHdren--and them mirgle with the
people of God who keep holy time, and send
upthe voice of supplication and the shout Of
praise TO abe Most High; and then melted,
so1cned, awed, refined, better ftted1or soci-
ETY. and 10. social and civil duties return to the
cnjoyments OF home; and Monday, with health
repaired, spirits refreshed and the bright sun
shine OF the soul, good conscience, which is,
a continual feast, begin the labors of the week.
81 speak as unto wise men; Judge ye."--Rer.
Or. Scott
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JAMES RuGGLEs, ESTATE.

TVNHE Subscribers having boon appointed by the
II Honorable Probate.-Court for the District of
Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate Of James RuPges late Of Sutton, In said
i'-',iot deceased, represented insolvent, and the
term of six menths from the 10th day of Sept 1881
allowed l sad Court 10 the creditors of bad deceas-
ed, 20 exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore us---do give notice that we will attend to the
duties Of Our appointment at the dwelling.house of
fya Ruryicsfn SUTTON, In Fnid district, on the zer
Of Oct. 1851 nsd the 10th of March, 1884, 1T one o.
clock afternoon, on each OF said days.
JOHN r. q CUNNINGHAM, fco,nr,is.,,,,o,,.
JOHN NJ. HOTT. commissioner
Oct. /, A. d. 1851. 74ow8
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STATE or vERMoNT.

Nhlcdnnia County,Es.
County Court, June Term, 1851
frcsent The Hon. LUHE 4, Potash Chief JustIc,
-THoa. j. CHFE
A. J.. JupIySE, Asst Justices
Chase Mathews Plaintiff. -. Tobias W. Crny.o
Defendant
A ! the term Hfuresnid she PLAINTIFF had nenJjpe
- Their action ~ Book Account, arainst he DE,
PENDANT, wherein they dsolnrr agAiust him In ui.n
that 10 PLAINTIFF the Deiondaut render the sum OF
Two hundred dollar, which they say q instlv due
them from TIDE Defendant ~ balance Rock Accounts
- appeafr ~ their original Rock rsady 10 he POI
dnccd in Court, Sc, &o..-ns BY tie Plnn,int Wit
and Declaration on he more fully. and At greater
length appears And Il not appearing that said De
cndant has had legal notice % the pcndcnr ~ ala
action, utoylrred, that the PLAINTIFF cause hin, r.,
he notified thereof by publishing fle substance "a
their Declaration, and this order. three weeks suo
cc~ivcly in the CALIFORNIAN, n newspaper publish
81 NJ ~, Iohnshury, iu said County Of Caledorfn
The last publication to be NJ least twenty DAYS rrr-
vions to the ensuing term of said Court 90 be held
~ DHnvillc, on the fut Tuesday of December, AID.
1904 TO which term said cnusc stands continued.
q. 4. BURBANK Clerk.
q. T. BnowS, Attorney for Pins. THw3
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NJ aNhfiN F'7TVrTrH.
Praise We the Lord Tor his hountl0i favor,
q let the people be glad and rejoice!
High shall thy hymn, an acceptable sAvnr
Rise To his throne from the heart aud voice;
For the Great King In his royal rcdundancc,
fills uswith blessings enough and to spare,
Fruits In full plenty and bread In abundanco,---
Glory to God for his Fathcrly care
o. MI yc nations from season TO season,
Kindly commands lie the earth that IL yield;
90 Then tet NJ rvIIdur tn rtgirr aud IN reason
Gratitude due for the glfts Of the field;
diligence fhlth, and eonientment nre duty,
And " He blesscs them all with increase.
Thank Him that earth in Ia bounty and beauty,
Pours on US wealth. aud abundance aud peace
Wearc His children, aud God Is our Father;
Then will We ovo one another the more
While He Is generous Tot Us then rather
Thank Him for blessing tho basket and store;
Earth is mans heritage, granted by Heaven;
1.-THE Great Muster has made us His heirs
Here and hereafter redeemed and forgiven
o, let US greet Him, with praises and prayers
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DAVID KINISToN's ESTATE.

FTNIIE subscribors hsring been appointed by the
n Hon. Probate Court Tor the District Of Essex,
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claWs and demands Of all persons against the Es-
tate OF David knston, late Of Concord, In said dis
ttct deceased represented insolvent, and the term
OF ak months from tho 10Th day OF September,
said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us--Do give notice that we win at
tend to the duties of appointment nj tho dwell
ing house Of Chauncey Hnl, In Concord, in said
district on tho I'd Saturdays Of November and Feb
rtlAry next At afternoon, each Of said
days. t.t.
yz = JOSEPH T9ltOLTON, co''''nis''onors'
Concord, Sept, IT, fs5i, >' 7iOw3
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Sullivan RailrOnd Notice.
49,

Completion II he RaAipaB on Connecticut
hirer Through Irom he lPhhe IiHs, 81
,JohHsbwB &c., 10 Ne'o iort h0ice daily
DAhkEk0Elih leave b. JOhnsbuTy a. - VIA
sullivan and w. Valley iinilrondi, dine NJ
Springfield, ard arrive in New fork 81 q "a
Leave 90 no take supper az Springfield and az
rive m New YORK NJ AZ ~.
Leave New YORK 90 Al, dine ~ Springfield, A.
rive AZ 80, inhnsbuTy same eyenlng.
This \ the only direct Railway route 10 spring
led, 80, ffom Northern n. Hampshire Easien
Vermont sud the dheci ruute ffum the Mhita Hill
as Saratoga, &c via bellows Fails aud Rutland,
Passengers leaving H. J0lhisbury % 400 and
iliO, Via Sullivan Rnd connecting Roads arrive H
bosion NJ 30 gud 7,a0 RAJ, connecting at Fitch
burgh with the trains Cor Worcester, Sc, and 40 Gro
ton fDr Lowell, Lawrence and halen.
Fare the same a. by any other route,
Passengers leave Boston, filchburgi Depot, NJ
Tl0 and i2i Via sullivan and arrive at 81 J0hnsbu-
~ and intermediate stations o. son by any other
route. Freight Iraihs zach way daily,
u, A, GAGR, hup't Sullivan u, II.
C,drsaosri, n H., Aug, D, isbi' 7aaD
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STATE or VERMONT

District nf EffeHsa
~ u Probate Court hold " f.uusnltirP. within sn,f
ior sail Disiriei ~ the III dny Of Ocioler A m
lthi.riroscni, The Hon, ,l1nAh Broaks, Jndge.
"A lntlfiimeni. ulirulrtlng L. WIZ
and Irstament ~ BENJAMIN W0-Sdhrry late ~
.ale"fu, w ,nld District dceeascd being presented
i"r therein named inr Probatoi--It IL ordered Ly
snid opurl, that All persons concerned therein 4,
n"nhe1 70 hppenr pf o session ~ sald CONT 10 Ia
hed ~ tunenburfil, 0n The 9th day m October
A. d. 1891, ~ rae oolnck A. ~ and sbew run.e
y my they may have, ngnlnG the Probate of aid
VIII for which purpose IL b. further ordered Thai
copy ~ The rocqrl ~ this order be published tbreo
weeks sueccssiyely In the Calodonlan d newspaner
printed ~ 81 Johnsburv, VI. ~ soon a. msY be
~" '"l', M frrofl- l7nw8
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or a Dutehman, in describing span of
horses which he had lost, said--.Doy very
much alike, especially the or one; and dc
ono looked so much like both that he could
not tell dc oder from which wen be went az
ter de one he always caught do oder, and he
whipt dc one almost 10 death because the cd
or kicked Mt him.
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MMIGRATIoN'--The number of foreign
immigrants who have arrived at New York
since the LIST ofJanuary last. is 2sl ,s23, being
an Increase of6z567 override same period OF
last year, The whole number Of arrivals in
the last ten years is 4I7,s7I-more than
the combined population of Massachusetts and
New Hampshire.
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RS- The New York Herald estimates that
over $4,000 per night are expended in that
city for amusements, and that about 20, 600
people on an average, nightly visit tho thea
tres and other public place. Of amusement
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fnr tho Calodonihn
"a n " w ELI


sIand heslde my native home
Zach well remembered sceae Views
Once more amid it, ioys roam.
And breathe lad but fond adieu,
Farewell thou pleasant happy home,
Mher many loved ones daily mecti
When eve returns shall not como
10 Eunwrll, thou dear but vacant seat
Farewell dear Motherl from thy lips.
loves nocent onen fondly fcllj--
When sunsets gold the mountain tipa,
then VIII think Of thee, FAREWELL
Farewell Kind Faihcrl on thy head
Tic frosts of time begis 10 dwolli
Thy voice hath u, my foot.tcps led
In ways Of truth, but now, Farewell
Farewell, dear Brother In our home
MAY you IA love aud friendship dwell,
Let nothing tempt thee hence IN roam,
Hut heed ihy brothers ha FAREWELL
Farewell, thou quiet lone church-yarl,
Where sido hy sidc two sister sleep;
They We gone to meet tiieir long reward
stand beside their graves aud weep
D. weep, hut u h not fnr those
Who We passed deaths dark aud swelling
tides
], too, would gently there repose,
Meath the cold marble by their side. .
Farewell Kind friends I leave you all
whittier 70 cannot telli
But on win fond remembrance call
Thy. forms to view, doHr friends Farewell
Around your paths may blessing fall;
Peace, JOY and comfort with you dwell;'
Home, Parents, Friends, and loved one, al
One moro fond look, one moro Ear,,c,A
ALFRED.
PRsSumpsic, Oct. 4th 1851.
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pg Planters of trees ought to encourage
themselves, by considering all future time as
presents indeed such consideration would be
useful principle to all men in their conduct
of life, as It respects both this world and the
next
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ca A memoir of DIR. Judson, tho. great
from the. pen of j. c. Clement,
has just been published.
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o. The Nashville Republican says that
two brothers rrvnsd IIarper, one residing in
Kentucky and tho other in Tennessee, met
in quarrel a few days since relative to the
ownership OF a slave, in Which -boIh were
Killed
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LUTHER FRENCH.

II ITERATION. This may certify that have
H given my son, James II. Frasier, his time dur
ing the remainder OF his mn0aity, 10 transact bust
ness Tor himself and shall cIuim none OF his earn
ings nor pay any debts OF his contracting after this
date. te ALBERT l.. FRASER.
Attest, Cyrus Smith.
Victory, Aug 2s, 1851. 74Ow3s
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: NER AiUSkc R00K liz se d DOZEN
THE HARpSICHORD;
or, UNION COLLECTION oF sACREp Music.
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or, UNION COLLECTION oF sACREp NusIc.
BY LEosAnp MAnIuALL and HENHY y. STONE,
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The above for sale by S. Jcwctt, st. Johnsbury.
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This elegant
preparation last
taking the place
OF All othor arti-
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storingand dress-
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prevents the hair
from falling on,
pro m otes lts
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n n d luxuricnt
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IN all cAses of
badness. IL al
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& heat the head
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cLARK cuaIAlANa 80, n.

VniE snhscdber, having been spuolrtsd ~, 49,
hon, If9bAie Court ior The District Of Caleia'
al olaiys and demands Of All ner,"ns Nv n'yust
s.ia'e o. clArk cushman late ~ barnet IN said al
ulgl deceased represantei insol,tnt and tbe tsrn,
n %, ~ 'aen'ls nom tho 9Th day Of sent issi,
allnNsl pl ,alh cenn 10 me ercdtors ~ aid AZ
ergsedia exhibit AMI prove their respective clsjr,.
erlgfe hs-llp give notice that We viii attend M e
uell'l =" "H appointment ~ tho dwelling mouse al
Nll"r nnly tushmnn, IN passumpsio VILLAGE In
snld district On The ~ saturday III neosniie, nj
ana The ~ saturday ~ February, 1859, AZ 40 oclets
forenoon, on each ~ aid DAYS '''''
LEVI +, PARKS, \
JAMES RussELL, Commissioners,
Fassumpslc, Oct, o, A. n. 1881 stf,s
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Notioe--stray Horse !!

StTRAYED from the pasture Of John c. Gleason,
- In BaTuet, the 18th Of September, Chestnut
Marc, "a years old, with u white strip In her fore
head, short switch tail, one II not both white hind
feet. Whoever win give information whore she
may be found to the subscriber In Eaten, Lower
Canada, or John G. Gleason, Barnet, will be gcncr-
ously rewarded.
= 740w8 LUTHER FRENCH.
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NO Acres OF good Land,
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FOR SALE.

Fhc Farm of the subscriber;
TN eopsoquencc or iar NJ health ofthe owner l.
II Offered for sale.
The Farm IL heated one mile nom St.Johnshury
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panyille Grrcni and consltn III ------------''--
Ito Acres OF good Land,
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Upon the Farm l. n hourishinR sugar orchard.
The bnildings aro--a one story dwelling house or
good siEe, two barns and other outbuildings.
Terms 81 pAymcni-a iihcrnl credit EiNcn- fra
part IS trc FuruiTHse money N desired
SANFORD THAYER.
ST. 1ohnsbury, Feb. 10, 1851. 7osu
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Wanted Immediately!

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. EPANT MAKERS.
Constant employment given and the blpb.
eat rate 0f wages d nor ~
s. Johnsbnry, Sept ~ 1881
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sell; MRnshaeld, Putnam x Wooster; Montpelier,
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NOTICE.

A IL demands due the subscriber must be paid
IA OF settled by NOTE without delay,
ISAAC WATTS.
Peaelam Hollow, sept 4, 1861, 7a7Ni2
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IL y. wOOISON 4 son, will rive consiaHi
~. ssyAyssHf a. rs 1Aiinms ~ GIiuA NJ their
shop, Littlct0n. july. 1851. T2su
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NOTICE.
a IRasAinston Rullraad.-

baltimore and Washing ton Railroad
IN and afler Wednesday next 9 Instant station
syIvania avenue will vacated, New
avenue occupied.
The latter, IN.
usual, al and p daily, except Sunday
when bnttwo trains run, via al g. a. m, and s. ~
In making this change
The rules OF the regard reception delivery
IN merchandise. 80 1900 =
is Shippers reminded that In all bill with full
tons should accompany goods.
This OF
the goods cannot be received.
I'd Consxnees notified that all merchandise
moved on tc day upon which
cannot hold itself responsible during
night
The hours for reception and delivery
The undersigned takes not
regulations but he has been compelled
rom thef frequent violation which
inconv enence.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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GUDGEN ON VENDORs.-A Practical Treatise on the
~ Law Of Vendors Right
Sir Henry sugden In Two volumes With notes and
OF American decisions OF Vendors
The present time BY Perkins, Seventh American from
the eleventh London edition. Springfield Published
by George and Charles Merriam. 1851.
The celebrated Treatise Of Sir Edward Sudgen Law
Vendors and Purchasers long
law relating
thorough satisfactory
CHI the legal construction OF relating
real their formation validity the evidence affect
them and the modes Of resembling enforcing them That Is
duly appreciated by the profession,
vas evidenced by the fact reached editions
England and this which
"Thc tenth the last English edition, which many
substantial additions author that,
his advertisement additions
sve he wrer he afterwards adds, 'has bestowed
and labor this than any former production
The and references Of the American editor
and the American exceedingly
BILE No decisions leading authority to have escaped
Pcknss attention. while there for saying
he introduced authority which
nent Of book making editors piled
Of undisputed
We ought American entirely
cited
double columns The index
everything else scientific and thorough II
hundred pagesNeW FORK Eening POST Oct T. 1851
For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR,
Oct23 Washington, for the Publishers.
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DE SELDING WYLlE,
No BuiLdta9 Psaasyiua~ta
Byows's Hotel, WasAsnxtor, ID, q.
NHAs. sELDlNG ANDREW WYLIE, jr, having formed
v partnership the purpose prosecuting
Congress- executive departments before any board
appointed spoiations
claims foreign give
full and faithful TO all business tha be
They viii also attend obtaining
land duties claims arising under contracts
otherwise buying and selling real collecting
rents, sc.
Andrew Wyie, j will attend any law business
himself the be
District Supreme Court Of the United States
Chas. De Seding being United States commissioner notary
public and OF deeds for all the States
give prompt taking OF testimony acknowledge
which appertain his
Charges will be regulated by the
and the extent OF services required
Communications pad) will receive immediate
septS-dlY
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For boarding pupils, Sl5 per quarter.
For day % TO SlB

CUPEhlOR Dague ypes First Premium III. III.
- WHlTEHUR5T extended field of his operations
ground than In the country His galleries
No 20 Baltimore street. BALTIMORE Broadway aud Leonard
street. New York; No n Main RichmoRd Sycamore
Pstersburg Main street. Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia .E
highly finished dagueeotype
extraordinary improvement inring faithful and highly finished
likenesses in q seconds.
rotary ground invented by H. Whoburs gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture. .
sand annually and have dissatisfaction This
attering the of his kenesses
w. public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers store, where
exhibition of pictures will given.
Notwithstanding the competition In dagerreoypea the
the Maryland he awarded
medal by the judges.
ofsvey description copied, and
attended to. Nov 28-dly
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u.ala Mrs. u. H. Buns,) Of Duh and streets.
THE subscriber will the charge OF this institution ON Mon
will his and personal
department. The usual branches q thorough
English, French, will be taught
The Instruction the Institute will be based upon me
fomulaIies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
The experience principal teacher encouI-
him look for patronage public and for correspond
ing Of success.
For boarding pupils, SO per quarter
For day s. SlB
Payable always in advance
Music, drawing, Latin Italian Spanish and German,
Reference permitted Rev q. M. Butler ID. d. Rev. J. W.
Ftzhugh Coyle, Washington city; James May,
d. Alexandria; RI Rev Potter d. d. and the clergy
generally OF Philadelphia RI Alfred Lee, d. d. Of Della
s WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2i-t25lhAp