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THE INSTITUTE LECTURES.

The 9th Lecture will be delivered Tuesday tye-
ming, Feb. II. to commence at : O'Clock, hv Rev.
Henry GILES. Boston.
The remaining Lectures Of the Course will he in
the following order:
Rev f.. II. Chaplin. New York CITY. Feb. 90.
hev. A Huntington Clapp. Brat:lcboro March /.
Admission TO single Lectures ~ cents to be
paid al the door. WM h. HALE Secretary
ANOTHER N'rENTIrIc WONDER, IMPORTANT
I" uf>rtrTI'S.-Dr. j. :. lIough'ons PcpSin, the
ira" Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice prepared from
hrnnet or fourth stomach ofthe Ok after directions
3i ,ar"n i.iehg, the great Physiological Chemist. Inv
}. ). Houghton, u. d.. Philadelphia Thi. is truly
wonderful remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia.
.lanhdcr liver complaint, con>tipsti"nand debility.
r,urln@ after natures own agent the Gastric Juice.
ramPhIef, containing scientific evidence OF its val
ne furnished by agents gratis. See notice among
the medical advertisements.
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Effect of DR.. s. A. Viewers Syrupon per
son 81 Years of age.

rom the Hartford. Conn. Courant.
ohe "i the strongest evidences Of the efficacy Of
any MEDICINE Il 10 be found in the certificate Of
''rorSe 'IliIct. 50. published in our advertising
columns. MIR q. was Surveyor GENERAL of the State
Tor thirty wears, AMI i gentleman Who would have
nothing To Il" with iumhuc>:
u"ntl"rnrn: feel Il pleasure in relating To Won
and through You 10 all afflicted with i humnr come
FACTS IN re"ton I" vorlr medicines as have cxpe-
rirnce'i their operation. | have been troubled Sc
Nerr!y with 4 very obstinate humur which appear
81 IN Nv" forms. Nv eyes for several wears had
been :" badly affected A. t" present di~agrceable
spectacle" lh-v w"r" much al the time quite pain
iul. aud nearly al The time attended with snartinq
sensation. acc"mpan" by mmc.puru, Mt discharge
which =" fastened The lids together that most Of the
Tine mornings WAS obliged TO open them with nv
fin-"r>. On" "f my limb. has also been in a ir,,i-
'd"'i condition Tor vear- 1t wa, much swollc. -
b"n' the ankle. VI, al lark livi color AN, ac-
r"mPAnrd by an almost int".,T;,lr heat with
burning >tnglns. itching sensation. which excited
fearful approximations nhnu, the final result of it
Nar'"u- means were used :" effect . cure without
-ucce>-. II thi> condition expected To pass the
remainder oi my irv> without relief
ln.lU.H as, II eicc!a appeared N the Connect,
"A' ''''f:'''. r"r"mm"n ling attention 10 Letter
rom - i"-T.>ru> l'"il">. which rrI"ared in III"
Same rf'T. ..-~.;n H. stated The .,.t rh yn,ir
m '':''> h"'l ul"n himself FIR >orn" time hc>i-
r"'" about making trial "t them. NOT having lnu h
iti.A th"r ANYTHING would eiiec,a cur, IN - stub
born ~" - ''l-r y ;nir.e At advanced age A.
leugth called upon Mr. Bodies. H." examined nv
ra~r ;lI.i advised III :" make trial al !. ur >vr,r
AMI rae acted accordingly and followed v,rr
rcC;lnr>. Ny "lc> tlurnughlv cur-,l-rv
:,ki = perfectly restored To il. i.rmrr comdi;,.-
L. -"r'. >k'i -"gni Nil! Ii" ,.N,-.i,i. Il a lizzie
hCln'r. winch causes >"H- itching l"ri2,,> "rc,. III
ti~" "r four '!av>-Hot "!t-ncr-:tud :; gradually
drullnl>h">. ! consider v"ur syrup an excellent
pur i'r Of the h'n"i. Sixteen ,lav> from ta~ viii
complete mv eighty first Wear. Ny cas-" may hr
considered IS cyi'i'c" tiirt ilr,. despair.
however obstinate the ,iis.a>c nr wlla'rv-r may be-
the 40. Yours IN sincerity. GEORGE GlllET.
/" pr y. \. Viewer x 60. Hebron. Dec - ISL
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N e W S Item S.

CHOLERA ON SnlrEoAED.-Thc ship II
conderoga, from Liverpool for Australia, put
into Port Philip on the 81 of November. with
200 passengers sick of the cholera. 120 pas
scngcrs had been previously buried at sea.
MoHrMENr TO Mrs HANNAH DrSTIN.-
The citizens of Haverhll are holding meet
imgs for the purpose of raising funds for the
erection of a monument to the memory OF Mrs
Hannah Dustin. who. it will be remembered,
killed her captors on an Island in Contoocook
river in Roscawen. n H.. in March 1857.
\ FEMALE IIIGHwAN RoBBEE-A Young
En- lish woman assaulted man in West
Broadway. y. V. on Monday night, knoclcd
him dou7, and robbed him II his wnIlet contain
ing SIS. For a weapon. this female fiend
tiicted severe blow upon the head of her
victim.
e. Hon. Edward Everett is chosen Scna-
tor in Congress from Massachusetts,. for
wears from March next The vote in the
House was-Everett LAG; Cushing,75; Phil
lips 81; scattering. I.
tss' A Young lady, worth at least $4,000"
advertise, in the y. Y. Tribune fora husband.
The applicant must be good looking, and
PRESBYTERIAN or Dutch Reformed would be
preferred. The advertiser says she IL serious
and calls upon the uuLIe>scd to adircss a.
s.. ALBANY. y Y"
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JAMES BELLS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Ca,.,l.,n;a District. &C.
4. Probate Court h"l len It; the Probate Office in
panvill", in sad district, tilr 2Y,h lay OF J!!lu
arv. \. H. l>i3-
VAMl.N u. BELL. administrator an Inc ->:a:" II
~ James Eel, Of Wal,c,l, y al 1;>,r:c, i"c"a>
-. i''c>tatc, presents hi~ 'i,"u in wri'ur. ~:
ting forth that lie debts aml charges against said
r>;a'r amour. t" the ii seven iur."r: thirteen
l",lars tina: the amount e" personal estate j ninety
,llar>. leaving ttr ofsN hundred twcIty three
dollars t. lee raised from the R:,. Estate, aud hath
shown io said Court Ike situation If the Eeai f.
tate whereof the >:i deceased died >eiz",;. and
Irav> said Court I" license him I" scl' much OF
the Real Estate "t said deceased vii he necc>Sa-
" To- pay the debts and charges aforesaid with
cruing Interest: ari all ical costs and charges Of
selr-W h"rrup"n il i ordered tina. The same he
ierrei Ia The 25h day "t February. \. ID. l>ii. II
the Probate otfir in said Danviile. and that all per
sons in crested in sail estate. he notified hereof that
they may appear NJ >;l.i time ana place, AMI give
bonds for the pavlnNt "f the ,i.lis and charges Of
administration or show cause why liccn<" should
No., be granted aforesaid. hv the publication o =
copy Of 4 record 81 this order in III" Cari""an.
printed at ~. .lohn>hurv in said district. three
weeks surcr>-iv"v. all 81 which publications shall
hc previ-u, 10 the >ai time appointed for hearing.
CHARLES :. DANA Judge.
4 truc COPY uf r-c,r!-A Attest sluw3
e. A. RI RRANk. Register.
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"WILDERNESS STORE
ID f. n list X Y.
DR.. II. II. NEWTON,
NpNTPFIITr Vt

w ol Id re- l-rtiul'v airc notice 70 the citizens
w "f ~. 1". n>hury aEl VICINITY, ,A..i ho
Ice 4, the - I"hn>l~v II'.'l-, liz l.: of F,',r.:
where he will b. harrv:" a-rc,d 70 cal> in hi.Ir
fc->i"n.
AT Separations necessary Tor -" preservation -
III ire.h done in neat and 'iurihl" manner. ~
upon he correct scientific principles.
The guns upon which '"i-cnd> n. he. III ~
preservation "f the teeth restored IL lc1.e~t hca'
IN few weeks.
Teeth filled with r'.l ~ TN .il. In 'h~ hrt Js,>>
lie manner; and u,srraIi"n Wi Ice Hii..er,'nr:.
unless !; ! tor tie hcl.rf - III lr'teur.
Patchwork don, ~ N.-w,'cl 4 r,l'',>''- off,e
State street Montpelier. that Nh rrrp.-, --ifh
work lone in New England, IRON sing = ~
full spr.
All those who are in wan, &c. part, or iull ,'>
teeth viii find I" their ;,.N ;,a--'' e. ~" C:
ApSrf tiENIt>. IP,yscr''s,s Pr -+rrU''R
= pr Ncvrsn vii r,q,., ~ - rrgyria lev e""t>-
lh,>c wishing hi >cryir~ IllN.'r. % a -.-
meiisclv, thu ssilsr me and ,Nrl~,'. l. = q.
very common practice f,'r some To- !"l:.y. ht wri
am detained .4r,~:i'-lc riss. >>-.,..,
not onv thi> bur there az 'i,- w!..,i .,,,.e ., "
I" treat successfully.
: - nr. Nr~t,n will .i>i' II. .Is't-irrr ir.s~
a Wear nIi "tc,,rr j: i->5r-l
ban is l>ss. sost
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Blacksmith's Shop
For Sale or to Let.

FVNHE subscribers wuali h-r'hv g.lr nsr'r- o.
they viii sell or Jet liz. nell kn"uu art Uri-ur
;.a>salv VEL located Raek-lnith Stand situated
The beautiful and f',riSiiirU Village - NJ: Goa,
cord VI km",n a. III. Hinharl Sand. consist, {
Of on. shop with i",H inr>seS aud sv~ 'l"""
TX r-,U- r tel, ".
A,n. one nrs, and conveniently fin'-hii = rlii' :
h, H.. >nc,i harn ami coal hru~r-
l- ai,oy" ,i'>,rih'i pT.-n' adm rai''y -.
atrl for any nn, wishii'g {" FL r'r>t't.-
Blacksmith business - J; ~,;,,5ri~ u,r yS lur
large amouu; Il :.1re=,'c AM rlI'hy l:'trrH:..'
There is n" other Shop in tn. Village vciIiir.
Anyone Wishing /" '.'.'.i.,. such -it;'a'i"'i
d. well /" rive a. y cal. - ,c,rr- and iurih'-
particulars please inquire &c 'r~ ~ui~crbr, on iie
premises J. j. \ .. CIA>tA 90.
W..r Concord " I.,. !; 49, Ng>nf
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Village Meeting.

4 NETTING ii the l",al :n'rr> Of tli, Village of
~ =. ,Iolu>hurv. viii b. lI"i len a. the Nr>rrv Of
The North Church. in said Village. on Tuesday Fol.
-, lS53 Al o'clock, T. NJ, 10 act upon the follow
iug business. to VII:
l,t. /" adopt such bylaws a. may lie doomed
necessary and proper for the government OF said
corporation under the charter thereof.
81. /" zee whether the corporation will take any
ami il 80 what measures for the organization of
fire companies, the purchase procurement vi
fire engines and furniture therefor. AMI for pro-
curing supply al wafer therefor, and 10 raise any
sum "t money necessary for either all of such
pUrpo-es. b. y. STEPHENSON
Clerk of said Corporation.
Feb. 10. 1853. Sl1w2
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$4,000 No. 3 Shingles,
EOR sale hv J. v. HARVEY.
Il Barnet. Feb 10. l>;3 >lIw6
Public Auction!

YNIiE undersigned. having disposed OF his farm.
i will sell at auction. on Thursday. Feb. "a 1858
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. NJ the hnu>- lately ownsi and
occupied by Benz. Young. in Waterford, the follow
ing articles. viz:
yoke Of two years old steers. mich cows. 2
ve..rling>. >h"te; quantity of English hay. corn,
and grain: buggy wagon. sleigh. | OK cart. ON
sled. two horse >led. ! horse rake. ! winn"wing
mill. harness. plnws larrows. chains. and other
articles Of farming utensils and household furniture
too numerous To mention. Also one mcodr"n.
Sill BENJAMIN YOUNG
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OF VERMONT.
LEWIS ". TIlAlERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT

Caledonia l'i-,ric. =.
In Probate Court holden - palNil'- within ALI!
for said district, The 2I,A :,H Il J.i'arr, a II.
1853:
DT>SELL HALLET Aimini<trr'"r an tie o.
4 tatr"f Lewis ". Ihnv"r late If ~. Iohn,hurv.
in said district rrrl>ei presents his administration
accom-; Tor settlement: Wh"r-uI"n, il j, or:crc!
that the l." referred I" the 24:h dav nf Fchrl:-
arv ucNt 4, the Probate Office in >:;i lIauvr Tor
examination ana allowance: and that al coucrrnc
Ice not ii" hereof, Toy the publication ol I'M order
IN The 'a."d'i.su.a rev >lal"r printed NJ n hl>-
bury. three wc,.a> >lIrc,->-i,,v lee.
hat tlIrI appear. AMI >,ii time 81! !!sr.
II they >,.c cause, oi,'-'; tirrc.u.
l'v order 4 court.
Attest. CHA>. ). DANA, Judge.
\ .rlir copy Of record.
sl0w3 Attest, q. \. III EBANk. Register.
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Lyndon Academy.

FTNHE Spring Term vii commence TUESDAY.
Il March |. a'l'i continue clever, week.
Good Rooms and board =, rn",le-.i'c prices rln
he ohtaiii"d l.. NJ. MAYNARD. PRINCIPAL.
Lyndon. Feb. {. 1913 IsI,.aS
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mercan fnanciers. p. T. Barnum, ESQ. as
cribes his success in business to ddre7i~ng-
If any of our friends should happen to have a
desire to get rich. We would advise them to
take the hint
e As sort of substitute for the Maine
Liquor Law, the Florida Legislature has
passed a law fixing the price of license to re-
tailers at $500, and prescribing fine of $500
for selling without license.
say At their late meeting. the stockholders
of the White Mountains Raj lroad voted to
issue bonds sufficient to purchase iron for the
completion of the road to Littleton.
g. The fees paid to the counsel fthc
corporation of y. Y. city for his services at
the opening of new streets and the widening
of old ones. during the last year, amount to
only S47 ,5OO,6s.
Eag' Gov. Farwel, in his address 10 the
Legislature of Wisconsin, saws that RAILWAYS
can be constructed in Wisconsin at an ave
rage cost of from ten to eighteen thousand
dollars mile.
81 One hundred and fifty tons of West
Castlcton slate were carried to Boston last
week, making $40 tons in two weeks over the
Rutlanl, Cheshire and Fichburg roads. \
gang Of 300 men are to be employed in get
tiny out slate the coming summer.
81 Mr. Consider Arms of CONWAY, Mass.
has sold hi l,air of steers to a gentleman Of
New York city. for IRE h"sdrrd a,h .hjiy
doi'HrE. They wei Oh about 5000 pounds and
are the hand>ome>t pair of steers ever fatten-
cd in that civ
e" Nearly fifty dogs have been killed in
Manchester \. H.. Ly eating poison which
had been purposely lett about the streets for
them.
~ \ private letter from Kew West dated
Jan. -, state, that Mr. Kings health is far
better than when he left Norfolk His cough
!, easier. and he is better and stronger every
way His physician expresses strong hopes
that he will recover.
81 \ correspondent OF the n Y Express
says The President Of the United State,
and part Of his family. it is now pretty well
settled. will make a Southern tour after the
t,b of March * far * New O~l.,ns thence
M the NIi>si,>ippi and Ohio. to Cincinnati
Cleveland Buffalo and home.
,-.- Ill., n.;Io -. ,hl.,o vlh,r FL
g.. r.;l. Z, l., w., ,...;.
now l;vinr in povertv substitution ha,
L..r ,,ro,,s.1 70 rails, two ,bons,,I 1oII,rs
ofwl;rh Mrs + shall receive, rho in,.r.,,
lurinr her life. and then the fun1 70 ro ,o the
coIIr,c
.-,, ,,, :. y
80, -
tbo ,,r.,ort session of C,,rnr.ss
,,tr ~.
:.
:, 80.
~ Inc ''''''h'a'' inquirer SAYS OF 'h'
E''2''''' 10 concord; III Is not a niue '"""v
how c"nnInEy som" OF IN" pol'tIrlanS think
they are Siippn" away from their several
'''' ''''"' '''"'
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WHEAT FOR SALE.

a LARGE QI ANTlIl "t a ray ia 3".H,y ii
"A wheat of'w" var'.-' -s-E.pri - and Nrl, =
Ii i suitable Tor seed or ilo,,rir.
luEl HASTINGS.
\. .1uhn>l,rlrv Ian o. ls53 1to"~s
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NOR children tcrthng. vh,rl ar.r,',v fr~ Eta. =
Il the prr'-- IL trrfins i's >''FciIiiig 'hc rl'
rt,lucii. irilnmlri",i ala, "a pa, ar,l ,,J.'r -
aeil"n. For >a.- by ! 4 Bl\'rHAN.
jan - I>.,a. 1851
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb 2

BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb g.
Al market Hoo beef cattle. no stores 10 pairs
working oxen. 40 COWS and calves, 1000 sheep and
lambs 30" Swine.
PEI"E>. Beef Catte-Extra s.; 1~t quality Gao :
81 quality, 5a5! 81 do. d ordinary 4ai 1;
>torc>-l c:rliug--none.
Two vear~ "!d-n"ne,
Three Years "il-non".
Working Dxcn-SsjIl10.
Cows and calyr>-S2la4U.
Sheep and l.amb>-cxtra->4.4 AZ by lot, 2a2i
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Orleans Liberal Institute

TTNHE Spring Term of Tins Institute Wi! COM
L mence on WEDNESDAY. the ~ day of March
next, and continue eleven weeks. board ui Ia
strIcton.
PERKINS BASS. A. +. Principal:
Miss EMELlNE +. WRIGHT, Precrp,rr<>:
MIR NELSON CHENEY Assistant Teacher:
Miss l.. NJ. :. SMITH. Teacher of Music
For Terms, the Christian Repository.
Bori, Sl.25 per week ,.r, lg>;rs al w,.~i and
lights. HIRAM MCCLELLAN. Secretary
Glover. Jan II, I>i3 sI"na
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rur2Ty.sEC0ND CONGREss-2dsession
ruNI -pAY. Feb.

,y,-,.,,.n,v FL D
:, \, '.',, ,'.,,''.,..., u ,ha ;,;n.
~f>'rI VIZ M"''@'''" I'''.. v"L ,''' G .','''
'' NE ''@ 'r.' al - ~, - -, -,
a.o 't.'r Oh F'i'''''''@ '''' '''''' Va 49,
:" N'.'F ni"'''" ,'"'' -, Co,,,,.;. ;,n
'.' '''\''t'' '"'' =, :''''''. , ~
.t'" ia" appointing l." ' 'I ~. .I ,,. I"rs
>-. o., '..'' ''.'''i'' '.'''.', NV,
..-. .''.rr' to the III '' ''',''''' ' -
.,. 'ao-' Offices are no" NAca'l'
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FRIDAY, Feb. l.
E\Af Mr Felch reported back hill
. arm! the right of way to the Niagara Falls
w '"mp2ny along the river side
Warehouse ill was then discussed.
~ NhontmcntS were proposed and
- ~ >'u" verbal ones were ayreed to.
..., r. i passed.
''~ i'aritjc Railroad bill was then taken
" Ny>-r>. DAVIS and Douglas warmly
:; Na->,.a.
s.. .''">'n opposed il. and favored Mr. Brod-
1acirAntqt
~. i,.'.'r got the Iloor. when the Chair
70 ~" tie Senate a Iuc>>agp from the
49, Ill., frryln" to the resolution calling
=, D. 'n'''l'n Respecting III" execution OF
-" 'frtty with Great Britain.
-.. ,>I"ntcnce shows that Mr. Law
49,. "'> il"n urging a more liberal con-
'' 'i he 18th Art. and Great Britain
W.. -. Fo.'maStcr General, in note to Mr.
81 the 18Th Jan last. gives his opin-
,.-. .'' 9TH Art. has been violated bv
,,'' Britain. Referred
r.,, In the House Messrs. Jones. of
,-. 49,. 49,. ' ~ Nr Chandler were appointed tell
.-.. ,.. ''r part Of the House. to count the
H. f. ift>'!o", and Vice President.
N-, " .'' - presented the memorial of the
20. W.T. senate. asking for action hv Con-
u..r..... ,'' 'rc the religious privilege. of A.
e. aus abroad Referred.
.'.'f a.
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"v necessary to fabrca:e, transport.and place
III secure dcl'ots aid magazines. the requisite
a:nlalnents and munitions Agreed to.
bill to create additional collection dis
trlcfS IN Vermont was taken up and passed.
I'm motion OF MIR Miller the Senate took
up the bl'l granting further remedies to pa
tcnt"r>, and by yeas 23.navs u. it was orde
ed 10 be cn"roS>cd for a third reading.
.lr icarrr introduced various amendments.
which he intend, to offer to the Texas deb,
bill.
MIR 'a>ss Joint resolution, rcaflirming the
Monroe doctrine, was taken up.
Mr Clemens addressed the Senate. uiyinu
his views IN regard to Cuba and various other
international questions. at great Ienpth, TAX
ING ground IN opposition to the leading views
OF both Ca>S and Mason, and riIiruinc the l.
dra that this country has anything to appre-
hend from the cnmitv Of England or France
under any circumstances
lie was followed ty Mr. Cass. who read sew
eral extracts from letters of distinguished A
mrrcan> in Europe
MIR Hale claimed that he too had received
several complimentary letters. in regard to
hi, course in tn" S"natr.upon the subject I'M
der discussion. but he did not think 1t advise
bic to take up the time ofthe Senate in read
ing them
Mr. Douglas rot the floor, and the subject
was postponed till Monday. unsuccessful at
trmpt$ were then made to get up the bill .ran-
ting land to the several States for the benefit
OF the INDECENT insane also the Pacific Rail
road bill, after wich MIR Clark moved an cX-
erutivc session, which was agreed 70
l;"r~E. Mr. Toonih> offered a resolution.
that the Com. on tomne:c. be in>'rI,t e!
to enquire into the cxpedrnry Of aItcrine the
extent Of throwing open the coasting trade to
the competition Of all nations
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Boots! Boots!

FUNllE Subs, iihars rl,e..r. i.7 :. ri sf -,-p,r
THICK BOOTS.
which they viii sci ~ much o. -',-r - ri>r..
price. They are 81 very ca,. J',arv an5 alr .,,lI
n; lar y1l,cs :" ciusr Ill q q ii
Ian. -. l>l3. Is".,:fl E.lEWTTT X %
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CASH

I WANT on MI my last wears accounts hv tLt
Il 18th instant Will Won frv and Iav Them
GEO. e. BARNEY.
NJ. ioln>pUrv. Feb. |. ls5:i- >lnw2
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>f,,. MONDAY, Feb. :.
CAIN e. Mr. Gwin offered resolution
..,,.. ''r Statement of the time and sum
,....o. 10 place San Francisco in good
. 9,i.n~c Also. h, Tine ! mcn.
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SELLING OUT!!
Great Chance for Bargains

TIME time for which the undersigned entered in
L TO Copartn"r>hip having expired 10y limitation
thew now offer their entire STOCK 81 mood.
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Dr. ,rH or Nix WrH~rrE's OLD S,uonI-
MA-rEE-Bv a communication to the Trans
rript. we learn that the venerable master
Iappan, one Vi the first of Daniel Wrb>tcr'>
schoolmastcr> died at Gloucester on SATURDAY
evening last. His recent i;,I un the zee was
the proXimatr cause of the illness that has
terminated thus fatally. Mr. TApfan was up
wards Of eighty wears of are He leaves
wifi. and several children During the latter
part of his lie hr was often the rc,rirn, OF
the bounty of Mr. Webster. and was ALWAYS
held IN kindly remembrance 10y the great
Statc.mln.
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NEW ENGLAND HEAVE POWDERS.

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Mrs WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP,

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SInis TrQnsurnr.s pnnnrt

Wehave justrceeived a copy of,hc Trca,.iff.
Report by mail From this report, it appeal,
tina, the total receipts IN tue treasury for revenue
purpose. since December let, 1850, including tho
balance then on hand, were ;tGo1S: vs., aud tie
total payments s32oYoss so, leaving balance on
band' No'ember Soth, 1882, of slioe6 10.
On account Of the Constitution Q mill tax
s6o7sS5 81 have heen received in all, Of which
SoS5e7 % have been paid on the State debt,
according to law, leaving s?6a,is7 IS, to be
paid pro rata on the bond, presented on the Is,
inst.
The total receipts from the l.? mill interes,
tax, Tor last two years, including balance Of
SSf,lsl6t on hand Dec. lat, 1850, have been
s4oo'elS 30. Receip, from Insane Ho. pal ia,
ses,+7s l9 rom the hesitation for The blind
&ss,ssS as Deaf and Dumb, sleaiei?.
The Treasurer notices the extraordinary fac,
VI there being = surplus Of $4,000 in the
treasury, and suggests that II be applied in the
purchased Of state Indebtedness at IN, m,,ls,
ra.ss and that fsr the future The tax for ordinary
revenue purposes bs reduced at least one half
He concludes BY recommending The purchase Of