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been, portion of the Mexican Republic The
Commission pronounced II so. The posscsson
has never been out of Mexican hands and To
seize aud occupy us an act OF designed HOSTILE
".
But the Mexicaus arc as eager for the FRAY, as
tins government can possibly be. We hear
nothing from Mexico, that docs not bear along
with It the explicit assurance Of war. The whole
apparent scope Of Santa Anna, is to inhame the
amnesty and stimulate the courage OF hls peu-
pie. The Lpirtrsri the Government press. a.
bounds with editorial articles ingenious IN their
adaptation, to provoke an anti American feeling
recent number contained formal announce
ment, that under no peril would the government
Of Santa .4nna Withdraw the pretenslons to the
debateable ground Its language s:-" We
have no intention 10 discuss the boundary ques
ton. 1t is clear. as regards the territory TO
which It refers, that nothng but bad faith could
have rendered il doubtful, or decided 1t ~ favor
Of North American interests. The Boundary
Commission declared the territory WITHIN the lu-
risdcton Of Mexico and that declaration has all
the force Of treaty stipulation, acc riding to the
terms Of the treaty Itself Upon this substantial
fact there can be mo- controversy we therefore
will waste no time about IT,"
Nothing could be more explicit than this No
doubt dsiurbs the settled conviction Of S
Ia .lpna, hat It is McXcan soil which is 'in
danger; certainly, no doubt, that an opportunity
Is offered for avengng The greis OF lol7. and
restoring the lost sp.endur of rXlcan naciun-
alidad." A contest 40 the present moment will
array for the first tune the nation untedly a.
gainst the North Americans; testing. as Santa
lima conceves, the strength of the two powers
under circumstances Of equality and iimess.-
Hence the cheerful readiness to set about it and
the cltriff iiffisulfv NO a1rlI f.d turttIrfr
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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

o. The Bible Convention. called bv An
drew jackson Davis, William LLOYD Garrison,
and others, met 90 Hartford Friday. ID was or.
ganzed 5y the appointment of Joseph Barker OF
Gmo as President, j. X. ingalls, end Mr. Dor
rance both Of New York, Wee Presidents, and
Augustus @. Moore Of Hartford, Secretary
About 700 persons, including spectators, we're
~ attendance. The New York Herald heads
lts account Of this iuhdei Conyent as follows;
Meeting Of Philosophers, Thcuiogians, Think
efs, Strongminded W omen, spiritual Rappcrs,
Atheists, and Negroes"
Slaves are running away from Missouri in
battaAons.
The editor OF the Journal Of Commerce has
conyersed with southern planter from the north.
ern part of Georgia, who has come 10 New ork
to engage men 10 work on his plantation lie
thinks that white labor can be employed more
economically than that Of hired slaves.
The Alabama Wing State Convention have
nUmlnated Richard ". Walker, of Florence,
as candidate for Governor. A series Of resolu.
tons were adopted, advocating State reform, in
terna improvement, education, and Judicial cleo
tons by the people.
am not sorry that society is taxed for the
drunkard would It were taxed more. | would
the burden Of sustaining him were so heavy that
We should be compelled 10 wake up and ask how
he may be saved from Tuin.- Chaani g.
A collision occurred not long ago, on one Of
the English railroads, by which number of per
sous we're killed aud wounded. Out OF the
seven connected with The train. SIX were killed
A coroners jury investigated the case, and found
he seventh man gully Of manslaughief.'
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n)attbn,nu & State Journal.
". p. WALTON, JH., EDITOR.
Thnr.dn, Imme 2s, ICE.
Washington Countv.

The Wings Of VI Washington County, are noti-
fed that the County Convention for the nominal
ton Of County Officers, TO be supported at the
next annual election. will be held At the Court
House, in Montpelier, on the ih day Of july
merit at 10 o'clock in the forenoon full
from every town in the County,
is highly important
LUTHER CROSS, for Co. Com.
June %, 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

We are indebted to the editor Of the Ameri-
can Wing, Taunton, Mass. for n copy Of the
premiums to be awarded at the Cattle Show aul
Fair of the Bristol County Agricultural Sociey,
at Taunton, October 4th and 9Th, 1853. The
list of premiums is liberal and judicous one.
The officers Of the Society are t II. w Page.
New Bedford, President; John Dlggett Attic
boro', Nathan Durfee, Fall River Vice Pres-
dents L. r. Talbot Taunton Secretary; Sam
uel C. Dean, Taunton, Treasurer Charles l..
Flint, Esq. Secretary Of the Massachusetts Board
Of Agriculture, is to address the people on the
second day Of the Fair. At one o'clock on that
day dinner is to be prepared for members Of
the Society and invited guests, and for the IA
dies. Il viii no doubt be an interesting occa
sion. Who viii 60 from Vermont, after attend
ing our own Fair in September
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o. Yet it by no means follows that there
must be war Mexco-poof, weak, distracted,
wholly at our mercy--a nation TO which war
with the United States must be annhlaton Is
in no position easily to provoke to ultimate meas
ures either the government OF the people OF the
United States. 1t Is therefore, on all accounts,
to be hoped, and, as we believe, It IS TO be ex-
pected, that 10 response to such spirit the Mex
lean authorities will, upon due reflection aban-
don their purpose of holding the Mesllla valley
by arms.-B oskingiOn CniOn.
Magnanimous nation that we are Mexico is
" poor" weak" and "wholly at our mercy"
therefore, let US rob her 1t is easy and safe
10 take IL therefore, LEI II be taken. Jack
Shepard or Dick rurpin never reasoned more
logically. Stand and deliver Mexicol The
Mesilla Valley or your lfe!-.l5any Erening
Journal
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The hight Of Hay. The following incident
? as related al the celebration on the occasion of
tie completion of the Railroad to La Sale: A
sucker from the region OF Egypt who strayed up
and squalted on the line where the road was TO
run, was applied to for the right Of way through
as farm. lie objected strennously aud persua-
SION seemed to be useless They would spoil his
iefm, and he had heard that his cattle would
al be killed when the locomotive came along.
When told that the company would pay him for
oil such damages, he met tie agent with the re
pIy;-' Why, yes-perhaps they might-if fell
Ter could catchem--but when they come along
with one of their COW ca,chers' and tux off his
stock in the night--ihe darn thing would be in
Chicago before he could get up and dress him
self'
The Administration is giving pretty clear in
dica,ons that il has resolved TO sustain the fla
grant usurpation of Gov Lane, and will bold all
The territory that he has seized in the Mesilla
valley. New troops are 10 be sent there to main
tam the Claim. SO the President puts into prac-
tee the pieiy of his inaugural.
The Hartford Times is informed that one sui
acdind TEE .leW lork & .Nfie Hapen Railroad
Company. hds already been commenced by The sur
CUiag re'afiues Of eminent deceased Dhl,sicion.
for $4,000 and another ty The friends OF one me
deceased boston passengers for 100000.
Washington, June The License question
ans called out larger vote than was ey before
BOILED in this city. Up to the present hour ten
o'clock, we have no authentic returns but
ei.ougb Is known TO render it pretty certain that
'Asre Is large majority against the license.
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County Convention.

The Wings Of Orange County will meet in
Convention at Chelsea, on Saturday the Cd day
ofJuly next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of making nominations for County officers and
making the necessary arrangements to secure a
perfect organization for the coming election 1t
is important that there be full attendance.
BY order Of the Co. Committee,
ZENAS VI. UPHAM. Chairman
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You've iAMBs.-This Is the season for nurs-
ing and looking after them. They should never
be overfed. 5. W. Jewet says that lambs
stomach acts like mill,--lf you overload it, II
clogs the wheels; and the inofensiye lamb,
with a weak and overloaded stomach, has little
effort to throw off the load-and die.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

A hog weighing l,l09 pounds was lately ship
ned a, Milwaukee, for the Worlds air. at New
York. tIs actual measuremeut was as follows !:
GIrh behind the shoulders, Il feet inches ex-
IRENE length, 9 feet | ! inches height to top Of
the back, 3 feet 10 inches. He was perfectly
white, and only twenty months old. The hind
-yheelz OF the wagon were taken of, when the
ouimal walked off Of his own accord on board
ne boat. and laid down on the dcgk coutented
The owners are continent OF making him weigh
eighteen hundred pounds, when fitted. live
weight. This is one of the specimens W lscon-
IN sends 10 the Worlds Far; j; will be hard to
heat
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YIinesburgh "imperishable Pota-
tato" Factory.


tblsh a inthis vicinity. at lIinesburgh, facto-
nv 4 pnttinr into a very portable and almost
imper.shablc form the edible substance o' po-
,atoes. without injury TO It's qualities as an art-
Gle of food. From the importance OF such an
operation to ,he agricultural operations OF lh!ls
state. the report excited q lively interest IN our
mind aud we set ourselves without dcidy 10
ascertain the character of the process ana 10
see how far It was deserving vt special atlen-
t,on.
We will give our readers an account ct ue
operation. and of what IS produced by ID.
their opruion does not coincide with our own,
ihit the subject is oLgreat consequence TO uhs
state. capable us ltis Of producing Tor use ana
manufacture. potatoes of best quality 10 an al-
mos, unlimited amount we shail be disappolnt'
ed
Taking the hint perhaps from the preser7a-
ton of tea. mosses &c by drying soHe years
400 experimenicrs found out that our common
vegetables. such as cabbage tullnP7' VAIio.s'
and poiatocs. mirid Boz taken fresh, thoroughly
,lre so uren,ntlv ns To allow of no inclpent ier-
mentation. ait pressed and packed in lighl tes-
sells So as 10 exclude .nosiure and no llai Stale
ken, for long periods For use, il was only
necessary 20 soak them properly 90 fresh water
when they would recover their iul onlA' ana on
cooking. bo found to dllrr very slightly iulerd
from other. which we're fresh Here was ah
important discovery The expense was small
the reduction 500 bulls enormous thing oi greet
consequence Cor shipping and jewellers ahd ihe
preservation was complete. Governments cou
missions 10 Europe examined the processes ana
tested and approved the resuits aud al once the
preparaUnss cnme into use under their saHc'uh.
The application OF ihls method TO potaioes az the
nuesbureh factory IS substantially as lo"'"s'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

Righteous judgement. Some day last week
feruclous Hawk descended into the farrn-vard of
Mr. Luke Rlst IN Brookline, in this ounty. and
teloniousy bounced upon and killed nine Young
rurkes, which be carefully piled up m a heap,
preparatory to being served up for dinner to his
young 'uns. Ar. Luke Rist not relishing tins
interference with his goods and chattels, sat
trap for hs hlwkship, baiied with one OF the
young victims, and thereby took him in "corpus
dehctu." Whereupon his hawkshp was imme
dately brought to trial before Mr., Luke Rsi,
and condemned 10 be hung up in his corn field
and stoned TO death, as warning to all evil
dorrs-which judgement was Immediately car
ned into effect, amid the universal rejolcings Of
all the surviving gobblers. Braitieboro' States
icaa.
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10 Jhs county, for instance, there are pa
pers, } is deuocpuc aud the other i are decld.
edly federal, either one way or another Either
Of these papegs, has a cucu'nlon at least as
large as the Patriot aud -ome OF them much
larger Granting them equal thcre Is > 90 l--
ana taking Al as Do probably is, and 1t is az ieast
10
Tho above is from the Vernon, Patriot. &
It Is not TOO much 80 presume tho' Dc is true, we
congratulate the editors of the Green Mountain
Freeman and Christian Repository on iheir con
version TO what the Patriot cills " federalism"
but which. ia the days off,. O. Adams ana Hen
ry Clay, used to be called Repubhcanisnl.
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o. No official advces have been received
IN Washington Of the rumored intervention in
China by the American squadron IN combination
with the English and French fleets. General
instructions have gone out 10 Com. Perry, order
ing hun TO protect Americans by any steps AIDE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

L.
Tribune thus sketches the manner in which NJ,
Dewey, the agent there is doing the work
If more proof were needed TO show how
thoroughly our law has done its work In th,s
village. it can b. easily obtained by spending
few hours in the Ftoro OF our agent, who is com.
mssonod 10 sell for medical and mechanical
purposes. lie Is a shrewd man, ind as the sal.
Tors say has his weather eye OPEN II IS now
dihcnlt matter TO deceive him. for he has
studied well the ropes ia the ship be is appointed
TO sail. Since this law has been so udcluusly
and yet vigorously executed. hundred cnscs Of
sickness occur where there was not apparently
one before. And 1t is amusing 10 listen to the
stories and witness the inc, nuiiy of hundred.
who come after liquor, but who go away with
thirsty siomachs and empty bottles. As a gen.
eral thing, when strangers cail, tue agent re-.
qures certificate from physician.
Women come with roots end herbs in thcir
bottles all ready to be soaked in the liquor but
physicians certificate is more potent charm
with the agent than bottles filed with hetbs-
Sometimes they bring iher children with sore
heads and point tothcm as Inducements fo obtain
the liquor, bot the agent thtnks pure cold water
Us the best tor such ailmcns.
Will Won bc So KIND as 90 lci nue. have 81 pint
of new ram. God bless ye' SAID an elderly wu
mnu, my husband hasn't hld drop tor three
weeks let him go three weeks longer ana s
will not want It at coo. ] caut llt hm hiye any,
s ugh looking customer came 300 uud wanted
a quart of alcohol Doe agent promptly drew %
and sind when ha took ih. pay auj hluled hc
bottle TO the man You Dius be careful low you
use this article, fer us mighty strong
suppose ts lIke new nm' rrutiiy replied tie
man.
Very far from H. answered pe agent smiling.
II cuts like knife ard takes of the skin whore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

Two boys, about three years old, we're drown
ed IN the Branch that runs through Watervile,
on "Wednesday last, while fishing One was the
son Of Robert Mcfarland, and he other the
son Of Hiram Bullard.
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Aelations with Mexico.

There is no longer room for doubt that We
a G On the verge o. fresh conflict with Aexi-
co. Although negotiation on the boundary diff
Guilty is stia practicable, and the question Is not
one impossible Of peaceful solution; neither
Government Is disposed 10 moderate means.-
Both have appealed TO arms Both have dis
patched large body Of troops TO the worthless
strip Of Territory, with orders TO occupy il. The
meeting of these forces cannot be friendly. II
Is impossible for Mexican General Tras and A .
mer n Genera Garland to execute their respec
i've orders WITHOUT conflict aud bloodshed. The
occupation on the part Of one as much precludes
that Of the other. as bulk of matter filling a
given space forbIds the Introduction Of another
and equal volume at the same place. War ap-
parenty Unavoidable; a war on the model.
doubtless, of the last war with the same per
mcious c1ncomitants, and still more dangerous
results
II The subject matter were extensive enough
to yield anything but pretexi, il might be ex.
ahmed more pauentiy. The Mesilla has n ne
OF the Importance winch the Bank of the Rio
bravo possessed. be notion that affords the
only available location FOR a Pacific Railroad
proves 10 be incorrect For all mining, agricul
tural or industrial purposes, il is not worth one
Of the millions tight for II will Gust. Our title
TO II Is at the best suspicious. Indeed. If human
evidence have the slightest value, we have no
shadow OF claim to H. II Is, as it always has
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.Nsts Progrsssire Journal at Washington
here Is rnmor by telegraph, that Beverly
FUCKER backed up by several capitalists, Is a.
uout 10 sraH a new Democratic paper at Wash.
ngton IN the Benton ana B4inbusner interest
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.Hr. Bsimoai.-The Washington Union de-
tends Gen. Pierce for the appointment of Mr..
Belmont who, according TO the organ, is, alto
gether an Austrian, an enthus asuc udmirerr
OF our institutions, great friend we have no
doubt OF Il of the party which has given him
a high office, and has literally devoted his time,
his energies and his means 10 It's success.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

'o''''"' Po ""'
MI Baxter Of Derby moved that Committee
~ o"' Po''op ''0'" c''" o"'''y oo oppo'"''u
~ Illuminate Objects '0' ''e permanent org"'@'-
rhs 60. .aa,,,,oa ,go.o
Renniroton co.ur Harmon
Rnnond-ur paro
wi,db.m Mr. C,owiord
Windsor NJ, ua,cb
Addison A., I,7,rJ
Chitienden-Mr. ~ eston.
franklin Mr. Northrop
I4annile-Nlr Croker.
Orleans Nr. ,lesv.l,nd.
Caledopi,- Mr. hloplton
Wsshir,,,o ,r ro,,,,..,
Or,nge-N- N,rral
Essex-Nr. Dewey.
On mo,,o, of Mr. Nvsra,or NJ yv;,l,o- q
'''''o'
oo'I''''"ee o. SIX was aPpoinleu oy 'he ha'r TO
drait series OF resolutions 90 present to the
Convention fgg roeir consideration. The com.
n.iftea annoi,,ei were Aiessrs neno5irt lI,rris
" "''o''i o'''su'' nay 'n ""u D''''"
NJ Kirkland OF iraiteboro' moved ihat the
delegates from the several Counties resolve
tb.n,so Ives ,nto Commit, Conventions for ,,. ,pr.
'' '''"N'is 00''''5 "'''''''''''''s 20 0''"-
mttce equal ~ number io The number Of ocna-
tors to make the regular state nominations:
,rbicb was s5,te8 .I il, ,-,,o.,,,,,t,,, ,.,,sa,.
F',,'.o'
Inc COMMITTEE on organization reported
far President
Hon Tnu..n s.,.,or, of Al5,.,, a.,
>" ''' ''''N'"''
Samuel II. kellogg, % Rutland Co..
Charles s.. Dana. Of CALEDONIA Co.
EoUa GIeasou of Chiutrd,uto
H. a. Rodgers !. a. Nal..
Adjourned 20 acct ai nwo O'Clock ibis after
NOM,
"e resident ICON iAe CHAR A"u addressed
the Convention In a Mlci b,t elegant sj c,ch.
Tj.,.,,u.utit..e.,u r.r.n.t.i- ,et,tt.l tee
ct...
''''o""-
for uorohoE
ERAS1US fAlbBaNhc.
,, C...
NJ. T. All li.LLD-'
Tor gnoq.rer
cr,sf.t. a.v.r~
oi''N 4'O W '''''
Uhg Slate Committee
n hr,gos o, Ro.nanr
49,,
eo's "''''
Il. d. Harris OF bratteboio,
IL 49,. Bates ol Nufihhtlu,
o. II. Hayden OF 81 Adams.
And lie nominations were confined by the
Convention.
Mr. Benedict, iiom the Commute appointed
by tie CONVENTION 90 I,lutlesoiuuons, 'obnat-
tea 'he follow ns'--~iae'r ni''f aee','s's by
Messrs. Kirkland at blatuobOio' and y, Aeeler
Resolved lhoi me iefiesen'a''ts OF 'he
W mgs al vermont detn ihis q III occasion 10
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CctnI Nous s. Notices.
Time ofDeparture of Trains from
Montpelier.

Going South.
LIST Passenger Train 1870 A. VI foi New York,
Boston. aud intermediate Stations.
% Mail Train 1925 4. NJ for New York, Bos
ton, and intermediate Stations.
ID Express Train l.lOP. W. for Boston, stop.
ping only at Mortified, Randolph, Bethel, South
Royalton, and White River Junction on the Vt
Central Railroad
Going North.
lst Passenger Train 5.2J A. VI for Buring-
ton. Ogdensburgh, Montreal and intermediate
Stations.
I'd Express Train 1855 A. VI Cor Burlington,
Ogdensburgh, Montreal and intermediate sta
tons stopping only a, ~ aierbury, Richmond
and tssey, on the Vermont Central Railroad,
and st Adams ON the Vermont & Canada Rail.
road.
I'd Mol Train 345 p. NJ. for Burlington, Og.
den-bureh, Montreal, and intermediate stations.
o. Baggage must be leN in the care of the
gent or Baggage Master when lel at the De-
pot
J. w HOBART Aren't
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

Convicted. Doctor" Andruss, a medical pre-
tender, well known to the lame and halt of this
vicinity for his impudence and ignorance, was
arrested about year since 10 Hampton county,
Massachusetts, ON a charge of swinding his
grandmother out of $1,000. Last week he was
tired at Sprnghe on this charge and found
guilty. The Doctor was sentenced to the State
Prison for four years. The Judge inlimated
that there are indications of a weak mind IN the
prisoner, and ihat, If after serving the State for
time, the physicians should think best, Il would
be a proper case for the exercise of the Govern
or's clemency.- bratlsb0ro' Eagle
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o. B'ggsge must be lef in the care of the
gent or Baggage Master when LEFT OF the De-
pot
J. w. HOBART Agent
Stages Leave Montpelier Depot.
DaarWc Stage
Every Noniiy. Wednesd and Friday, on ar
rival of Mail Tram from the West, for East
Montpelier Phindsll, Narshfeld, Cabot, and
Dauwlie returning opposite days.
Burton Siage
Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. on
arrival Of the Mail Train from the West. for
East Montpelier, North Montpelier, East Calais.
Woodbury., South liarlwck, East Hurdu ck
Greensboro Glover and Barton, returning oppo
ute days.
7opshan Stage.
Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, ON
arrival of Mail rain from the South for Barre,
Orange end Topsham returning opposite days.
Cheisel Stage
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. on
arrival OF Mail Tram from the West. for Barre,
Washington and Chelsea, returning opposite
Guys
Hiiamsiotgn Stage
tycw Monday Wednesday and Frllv ON
arrival o. sail Irln from the south 0r Barre
and W0ams,own, returning opposite days.
at-es leave d4Iy for Moraoun, Wut.Gald
and s. orr-n
"e fF1H"H is the title OF new and
large uu,b, journal and pcrmaueut record of
tbe ra,..oJ ,..,,... ill.,, ,.I o..
oe PUo's'su ODD li' i7.
rrce So pea amman. and forwarded f-., o,.,.
,ra. IrtalI 3, e., .r. ,I, mail i.,,.., ..i.....
''"' '"1 NNi"s age ana lhe FRANKLIN
"hi ooutless be ior the politics ana news of
the world. what the " Aoen is fir ,b. l,.rs,p..
~ tt,,,-fs o...t..
'''' ~ '''''' o''''
appointments an IumoHt Saul Bishop OF
Richmond. mai aren't on the Vermont Cen,ra ,
p..ii-,.l. ..l,, 80 t....t
'N'i "-
e'"' ." Jug N"'i'"u an W "snlisloh hh'lIoad.
COOKS Mercantile Sustain Of Pcumqusb D. pub
lisbpd by Iames French Roston sancvcoIo,,,
- l....ti
'' J''' 0''' ''' "' 0''
'oo"9'''e ana examine
Turner,r Is one of the last bonk. e, small
one ,..,....loi ana .,,.. .,..,.., ....-
/ "' P''u's ana 'ouHs"ps mat we lave ever
seen. be scene IS in Now Hampshire. 10 The
/ CoDnerf.cu, valley James Franrb los,oo /,
Tie s.cgnsi Ip " Golden Aee' hnmr been
nuayo.aa1,y 5efaineJ ID. o1,,r.. ,f,l,. I.
.,....
10 '.'7 '''''''o "'
tHe tlhe ag'eel upon wili be- positively DEE
spgiched on the 10Th day Of August. SEQ ad-
vcrtis.ment.
4
D's'yfsy-nr.- OnaoftIa mas, l,,.as., nor b.,
80 ,,..... ,....- ..fi..i .
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.Nslo Post .naster.-Moody Colby, National
Democrat, Is appointed post master IN this town
m the place Of Geo. Pnchard removed. Mr.
Pnchard's removal occurs while he is at the
West. Wonder now he will feel when he re.
turns and finds his head cut off? lie will ex-
pect II, no doubt Bradford Iaguirsr.