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e. ID, Iiho. Timothy Lnld.n, LEG, II PrOhsss
for m, CosnN e OSfcrd.
UANNtH \. HERsEY, t..rdi.n ~ Alrn,'
a. \. Iis5.-y sni Ilop 4. Hu,sy, minor
ehis,u .nd heirs % wnu,n il'p,y, lst' of Pa
"a, IN ..id Cnuntv. deceased. repeatedly rspf'
.sni., thst h.r ,.d -sfd' '-,rsI sol p0'''ss-t
u c,rt-n reel s.i.is, situated 81 South Psr' vi.
br.. IN sid esunty, eor''ti.s of srsI'rg'hou's
.Hi m, ISL or lot - -hich ..id house 10 siiua.
TED. she s.,a tspf..snt, that I'D ss'sis i' Do.
rfssi,tss w vst., I. the house 4. s,comirg 'Hi
II rsr-ir; ,ad iAstsInts thst u ~s uIs ~ iUf The
interest - --d a,nor, 10 eel ssi f--l s''sis, sHd
poe ih' proceed. ss' % ista.'t fsr Oh. hsr'h, q
,ail mir1Ts.
shs tt,,i1r. prev, YOUR honor 10 I.s,,'s her ~
sell ,aii rel '.ipl, ~ public OF Tf',s sale, '5g
he purposes s'Vf''ad
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OtraFn. -. ha Court Of rr0ha's h''i - p
re. within and f1f thr Ccuniy NJ o'''t, % ne
h.li rus.d., 81 Octslsf,A y. 1851
nN,h. rs,.t.,- ~ stRINA DrNUNN. ..
- Of W. DrIHIv, l-'s NJ sad f'r',
t,rra.,l, s.yirs personal estate IN ne ~ ''' ~.
t.rat, duIIar. ~hsh ought 70 Il .r.-.''l.'.
upon. ,nl rr,,rs ih.' lsii-' 81 A'm., s.rai'.'
90, 10 gr.ni,d 10 Iihsn shor''. on $50 '''.''
OEurr,r, That me- .ail S,h.Ha nHna'- '.''
notice fu 30 persons i1'.tss''t, w e'f'I"s
ul this uuIrr tr De- pulsh"l three "r'As ,lr'
D. Ia To UAiuN Uruu'T,i, rfiIi0 No l".'f ~.
hc, u,r rrrr,r 81 a ir.l'l, Cunt 20 30 PC
l.,,.,,.f count, .an ihr 81 Tr-.dly siNsys...
pr,t. Al nlr. u thr ,Is,k ,r M fr,nuln, All 49,
cause, 10 ln, thy hhVs, shy ,as ''1' 'H'a
TIMOTHY IUDDEN, LIZ,
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HANNAH b iILRSEY

CITorp. 90 As Cont ~ Probate h'la' rsrii.
within snd ~ tho County of O,'ri, q, lls
third Tus,dsy Of Osi,lst,A H.. 1854
On M, or,c Ga, ton
O.uI,Tp, thsI w. Sid Hssnah n HUitygl-
notice iu 81 rsr'on' interested by c'u'lrg n
cor, 81 MI, order 70 D. puhi.hsl % p. vs'Lf
,u,ss..r,,l, In The O,hrd DsE1rrsL ru1is.
o. ran., that he, nay srr~.r 40 fIghs'-
C.urt 20 10 hsld Al Psfi'. oH iIs lh.d lrnarv
OF Ns',uh,r nsNt, a. nine ~ ne rl1r, i' 't' '1rr
n8on and .hs~ c,u.e. ~, th.y have, "hy ia'
,asr should not 10 granted.
TIMOTHY LUpDEN, LIE.
4 ifu. sory-Ntts't.
81 W.. WHIT yirsIS. R,DET.
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j. d. & D. CHASE 4 Co.,
Founders, Marhinists Il MiIIwrishlS
WEST CONCORD, VT

MANI'FACTI EEE> OF Circular Beard Ma
w chin-~. Upright Saw Mill> Cupboard. Shn@l,
and Lat!l Machines: DNer-li"t, Breast. Tub AMI IT,.
action water Wheels Of varou> kind, and sizes
tir>t Mills. Smut Machines. Corn Crackers. Fan
Bellows: Whrcl~reilt ard Sash Blind and Doc
Makers Machinery "fevcry descriptions S:,itn.~ q
Hangers Of new and improved pattern: Engine. AZ
llclvc. spoke air, wood I,thc> and Pl;i,er>: Pres
Drills screw CATERS Paint Ni>. Grind>t"nc Crank.
and Rollers: cock Az! box >t"yc-: oven and Arcl
Mouths and Plate Friction Door Rollers Hollow
ware; wage" and car, short and pine Boxes, Nuts
spikes. Nr..Nr.
Besides Castings Of every description from III,
most cXtcn>iNrn.u an' improved stock of pattern
:" be found i'll The c"u'l'rv. .il-".fur>h plans an,
estimates lur NILS and M:chucr, make surveys "i
mill sites. Nc. e.. All @! the above named! ari
c!- viii hc furnished to order "n short np,cc ;.ii,
warranted 4 NOR, thorough and durable article an,
t.: more improved >tvl and superior finish an,
N Il Lr>> fEI't than can he found III ANY ufhrl
h"p III tlic Country. Purchasers are r,-l,-ctjjllt
solicited e. cX;,iIiiiic 'l;r work. before IHrcil~iI.
elsewhere. Orders ly m:til "r uthcrwis, c>lcctlu
II solicited aud promptly o<-cUtr.'.
H,<t t;,r,",ri. Vt. SEPT i-:.. s42,I
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4 I1ipg1.

THE PHrL"s"rr, or B"AEprN.,-"W What
lo Won charge for 'narI :" asked tall Gr,rn
Mountain bo,,a> he walked mp to the bar Of a
>ccond-ratc ho:rl IN New York What do
>ou ask a week for board and Io,lrinr:"
Five collars"
Five dollars, that, loo much hr, | sup
pose You'll allow for the times ! am a>cn,
from dinner and supper >"
''Crrtain'v tNrrv->cvcn and 4 halt cents
ca.!l"
Here tn" conversation cndr,I. an,i tn" Van
kcr took up H. quarters for two weeks Oar
iny this time he lodged and hrcakf tasted at The
hotel. bu; did not take either dinner or sup
per, Ing his business dctain"d him in an
other part Of the town. At ,hc expiration Of
the ,w" weeks, y" walked up 70 IKE bar and
said
"S'pn>c We settle that account I'm .on 70
leave IN a few MINUTES"
The LANDLORD han,'c,! him his bill 1.-Two
Here, stranger" said the Yankee. this is
WRONG you've male a mistake: you've not
deducted the times was absent from dinner
aud -Urpcr-li DAYS two meals per ,lav -
mcai>, al 81, rr",s caci 10 80 cents. II
you've not pot the fifty cents that's due TO me.
III take drink and the balance in cigars"
K \ person was hoa>tins the he had
-prun. from a high family in Ireland Yes,
said hyStan,lcr I've seen some of The fam
" so HIGH tint their feet could not touch the
.roHnd'
e* Niwa,. i::"""dc a lady in going up
siai;.. THIS ha> sin. i, :, legacy ,,,,.n = maj!
on aunt -Ignn .Nt,r>.
just 3d. and so it ought to be: otherwise it
would be lrg-iscc of the lady followed
Tin'on Cn"rnnf
RH Man rs Ike a SNOWFALL Leave him
!" !l"n"<S a.a;n>t the SUNNY fence of pros
pcrirv, and all tn. good that's in him meI,s
like fresh butter in lot davs but kick him n
round and he gathers lis strength every rcyo-
luton until he grows to an avalanche. ia
make figure in the world YOU must keep mo-
wing.
s5 The >"rest way to prevail on Young
couple to marry. is to oppose them. Tell
them YOU ''woull rather see them in their
graves" and twelve months attcrward their
hahv will pass YOU twice day in a willow
wa"on
, =; :'Act considerably" is the practical
version of "fnow myself"
IL Which is the best government That
which teaches self: government.
. n SEA>"NAELE C"yI-NpRru-WLvs =,
: '"id She lest exercise for the nose Eec,us..
i 'hc former usually sets the latter runp;,c
all IN me DowX>.-Thc WAY !, ub;.L
!'"!!rS at present wear their LonnetS has b,.,
called the '""k l}"< ~j,,v" of fashion.
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A LEAF OF MEMORY LOST,

I'm old mans memory is a queer place
Indecd.it resembles an old fashioned garnet
full Of relics and souvenirs Of the past; rub
ISL Of today, but til" riches of yesterday.
In conversation yesterday with an old man
who had passed long and useful life, and
with whom now it is Indian summer, we
We're impressed with remark he made. lie
had seen the opening o! near seventy springs:
at first, the winters came and went, but by
and bv, nnmclted snow flakes fingered in his
halr.and he saw them drifting over the graves
OF one after another. whose feet with hi. had
brushed the morning dcws together. At last
they whtcncd over his old wiic's last resting
placc-ovcr her who knew him wien the
shadows fell to the westward and 1.-The dav
was before" them h0th-who never thought
him old, though, all the world pronounced
himso Everybody said when she died, sit
is a terrible blow to the old man." and few
dill all they could to make him forget, but
there was no need of that, for, said he, s'thcy
didn't seem to know where the blow fell they
50 dcplorcd-thcy didn't think liar much I
m;;><,d >omb'"'y 10 heip me remrmt.r :"
Those few words indeed. contain 4 world
ci meaning. lie "jd miss HE other hut' from
mcmcN's tablet. Two pairs Of eyes had but
one rainbow; but one pair bc!,cld it now
! Two hearts had lived over again the past;
but one remembered it--and impcrfcc,ly now
Who would have life 5 little thread extended,
It'll he too should be compelled to take up
'lc words and say IL miss somebody to help
me remember = Y,,Huuc.
LADY. The name '.laly"i is an alhrcvia-
'i"i. OF the Saxon ''!coi,lav," which signifies
dread .iycr" The mistress of manor. at a
time wIlcn aiilucEt families resided constant
" at their country mansions, was accustomed.
once Il week ~ oiirncr. to distribute amcnr
the poor certain quantity of bread. She be-
slowed the .i:t with hcr own hand, and made
the hearts Of tie needy glad by the soft word
and gentle actions which accompanied her
The widow aud the orphan
''rosr up aud called her blessed" the t,.ti-
'utr and Athlete! rccorntcd her praises: Ill
la>scs Of the poor cmhamc,l her in their ai
rc'i"ns a, the "Icoi;lay, the .ivcl OF r.mtor.
a sort OF mini>t'rins spirit in Il world Of
sorrow. Who Is Il lady ROW:
e 1t l. ,ni that Wa>hingt McQurrrv.
h" fugitive slave. whose arrest and rrn,i-
ION. by .Iud gc Mclean, cxcitrd much attrn-
ion IN Cincinnati in Ancu>t last has malr a
econd escape from slavery. and Is now with
us wife and chil'Ir"n on their wav TO Cana
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Philips Academy.

VvNliE Spring Terra of this Institution viii com
u ncncc WEDNESDAY, FEB. % and continue e.
lrvcn weeks.
systematic and practical course "f instruction
VIII b" given in MI branches usually taught in sim
liar institutions. French. DRAWING Music and PRINT
ing, will be under the charge Of Inexperienced Teach
"r>. Frequent lectures will be- given during tIt
term, i'll connection with the Chemical and Thilo
sophical Apparatus.
1t will be the c"n~tal, aim If the teacher, to rem
der the school worthy ot the patronage Of those
VIII" wish to attend for the sole purpose Of improve
nlcnt. Books of al kinds furnished tv the Prnci
pal. on the most reasonable terms.
For farther nlorn,ati"n apply to
I. W. HRU CE. a. b. Princ,al
t'ah| He. jan. IL. i l. SGlw3
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TEo,I M NIIO\ ia nv N,!,S.
PULVE r Nj AC II Err s
IIidra- Electric, YnItalic Chn,rs

80 con .rcc ~ - be- Nur.. jir ter Tie {, iil,.,f.
~, y :" t''' IN. sins, ,<', tl. ~ of
Iirc'r'- Magnetism. different FROM ~, hin .vci
l''u@l.; ly'r IT," I,.ii..-@ivn.-. ,fuir,c i1rc r..
lief from l.r '-t ,..i,. l.ii.i :.,.I affecting = .r-
nlaNcl.. eur" ii all \ilrN,.tc i,I>I>~,>. Jh-
most astonishing rnr,- havr l.nrn r.rj,lrncI h,
"c;irlli" 'll'>'' il'tir producers ri Magnetism for
.rH weeks. ur''. tlo 81. fj,sc,. IL, M mi, ina lr
.h..l.mai~u. - '.a.,.'',.
Painful anI >Ncrl Ir,~. r';tu,ncc Iu';.-a.,.,.r
N"rral.,;A ofll.c Fac Dv~,rl,:a. 7 o.',a,.1..
ralr.:a,:' e, he IIo.,,,. U.cr,i.r i'ai..~.
.."ut >,.'a.!,.. :,',.r,., ~. I,.rk
s.. Ni.a. BARGE Siclt Hca,'"r,c.
t-.,",a. !ly>.c,ic-. ;,i;;,,,,,., 4 nc?.:.c.,
N\n VII. DISEASES t!L!n Nii,o1>
he way lI which they 9rou &c their Acnr.icc., It
effects ! >trc'ir Scientific II every well :. iic...l
physician well know> AIT Ntrlo.~ p,,,,~,,
li' caused and lr"lrrr hy :, .l.ririr,, ,,o,,,, If
AtEN"t> EiLip "r Nu>I1i-u Hi, f...a v;th;r
III" '-f ic" N,~r has ircn firmly r,t,l,ll.t,J H.,
scientific rXpcriIl,,t~
lnI. En-. rI;"- Nn,1,,t Cr>>>
rrri"rn Cure Ivy supplying. the >v,tc,a viii, III.
lni'. :: l;f"c ani"'nt 1t Electro Nacr;l,r rr,,-
d'lrrd ani passes into ani .hrourI H.. system
"h'le BENZ Worn.
y" MtrI, A. .;,.t>r
In TIE world can produce. - many ,,,,,L,,,;,
'''f,"'"f'S irr!," ".h IT. IN Scientific. r!1 ,.,:.,.,.
ana Intelligent Patients. HE. wcr, fri Traced
mi" IL" micd State III the city Of New l.-l o,.
E";r since and i' ~ been PREV ;l~:y ii.~. ..l
IN tnci"nd. France. Gcrnai3v. Austria. E.,.,.,,,,
"!~" ~ almost every Hospital in Eur;,. aa. 49,.
cured and patented III those k;nr.lua> .,l,y ..r.,
attracted the attention {" lro, Valentine No. ~.
van hhiri' 'arccilHc ol that city. here .hry
we're >U'''c'rl IL De most .i,o!,,u,h and r;;i
trial, and The ci'rc;> an: cures performed i"
tie different il'~rii:!> in New Work. .aoro -i.,n
equal what tlrv i!nI altic;',1,..i 1,,i ,,,,.
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Real Estate for Sale.
Il RUe CHuncc for Mechanics.

NNHE subscriber will sell out his Farm III TIN
IL town. situated about mile from the Ram
Scv NillaSc. in parcels 10 suit purchasers. lie vii
sell his house with all. part vt the ouhuil!inc-
with or 10 acres Of choice land oil which Is some
- Young apple trees of choice grated fruit Their,
Is an aqucduct of good spring water ut the h"u>'
and barns.
lie will sell one moving field Of about % acres
81 :" one do. of about Is lcrc>: also one pasture 81
about 20 also one DO. of about % acres i;l>o
one do. of about acres.
The moving lan,!> are Of excellent quality and IN
HIGH state of cultivation and the pasture lands
are first rate.
These several parcels Of land would he c"nvcn
tent and profitable investments for mechanics and
Others residing in the Village: an! I" any good Ma
rhiniSt or Furnace man who would purchase the
buildings. the subscriber would furnish constant
and profitable employment.
\ credit given for Il part of tlc purcll;>. money
if desired. JOEL HASTINGS.
st. Jo!insb,rv. Dec II, 1853. S5jtf
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THE ALEDON Nj A n.
Lightning Removed !!
4 w. ROBINSON has removed hi> Tcle@

4 w. ROBINSON has removed hi TELEGRAPH
81 Apparatus ard stock OF Hat U"l>' f'r>'
Trunks. Nai>c-. Carpet Bag. Umbrellas Gents
Furnishing Goods Books. Stationery. Nc. 7" the
IIar. Cap and Fur Store formerly occupied y Vim.
T. Eurmllam one door north Of Bingllaln'> Drug
Store.
Messages sent directly To. Montreal. "c'icn>hur@.
Springfield and Boston. and all intermediate >i:-
ton> connecting with other lines Lat. North West
and South to al the principal cities and towns III
the n;tcd States and British, Provinces.
Messages received lv mai! cthcrw-,. WI he
promptly transmitted. The original Of all message
TO be, forwarded must he written plainly I" GUARD
against mistakes Al measures strictly c"utitu-
lial. Office hours from : \. VI. 10 I. VI. Sun
DAYS from to > l.. VI.
St .IolIn>hurv NOV. 9. 1853. ei"tf
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B E H OLD!!
The Time Has Come.

q ~ IL" HAT has rncr-r and ability c:n rcar =
T., rirh reward. safe 10 make nonc,.-
me following rercint, with .r!! directions .;r ~.
manufacture. for only one dollar. ''''
l>t. superior tI,ck I>N that will cost or1
five cents per gallon. '''''
~. y .ltl"rl'r lr','i> ar,: son!, f.,r >h,yin,r
81. 4 NArFr rroor P!.,.k,x,, cxrcre,.,
leather. ~ WI 'c
i'h. Washing Liquid
.rh: Burning Fluid
i.Ithcr"i the above will pay ,"ry arceprnfi,~
'ln' AhHrlcc warranted r. re- tore color. Who'll,
cr taken ou' by acids or III. sun.
hes" receipts will hc sent 70 any ono who VIII
c'c'1>e cio' post paid. '"tlr subscriber. Al ,lc
,a''e> nf ,i' Preparation of the a,ic rcccirrs
have sod single Receipts Of tll,. y,. for Soo
e'-fl3 w. T.. Dow M,ncL..or \ m
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Proposals.

SEAIED proposals will be received until We'd
- ne~dav the 18th day of February instant for tn,
furnishing OF all the material and the erection If :
l:ulldins3 Tor an Engine House: full plans and ~pe
ciica.ions Of which may be seen bv application +,
j. Bocs.
4. J.. FRENCH,
j. T. BANCROFT.
W.D. WEEkS. Trustees.
II. FAIRBANKS,
j. BOLES.
ST. Joliii>burv Feb |. 1854. S.2w2
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st. Bloomsbury
A CAD Z III 7,

'NiiE Spring Term Of the st. .Jolln-hury Acade
my will commence. on TUESDAY. FEB. 14tlI.
and continue eleven weeks. ANY further informa-
ton desired, may he obtained by addressing the
subscriber.
j. X. COLBY. Secretary of the Trustees.
Feb. 2, 1sj2. >62w2
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SAMt Ell. MINERS ESTATE
81 MI. OF VERMONT

MAIL VI VERMONT.
Caledonia District. g.
:; !:a'' '''!: !:c =. bt,tl',. ~ I'D district
~. he 2G:l kay Of .Iamuary. a. d. ISL
M lliEEA V. J.. \. Cai!"un administrator 90,
w the c>ta'" 81 Slinu"l Miner litc %, rrach,,u
!! aud district. !ccca>c t-:.c rur.,., 70 r.,I,r
~, "r""'l,i ri his administrator and - pr.>r,i, his
'c''it "":n-t >H!i estate i;.r ,.xi:.; nt, and n
"Nai'c i"r III" ln:l">r 81 maxi l@ partition :.u
-'r'ui"n # The i~-l1'S" {" >ai.i c-';:r. u,l...r n
''''' :" -A' corr. ;'li'lg ~" vrr,!i, who are lv
IN" ,n'l!!ri - III" -,~ l. .hcrrl,r. ordered Nv
>a!d C0Cf tiiij tie same come Nnr consideration
and he h'ar'! II The PROBATE Office IN -lI I,.,y;..
'i ne ION Gay ri February, \. II. Isl. Md il :
iTft!"i ordered. t'!at al i,cr~,i> ,:,,, H.. l
- h'i7''. ~ publication 9" Il r.i,v 81 The record
Il W. '''trT III ih'' 'ar'o!lan printed II >.L!.n-
htN. th'"' week. >'lrrr>~IV''y previous /" >Iii
fi" 81 Bearing. that ihr' may appear and contest
n" Hl'" inc III! r"r"uu iitlv so.
~" be- h'i:! Il all court in H.. matter of jc,r
;i;i'n and distribution Of AL a~ta'r
i" III" t"ur'. Ntr>t. I'll rs = DANA
Nti' cory "' rec - A't"-'. >clN3
&. \. II III: ,NN. I,.ei>.,.r
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,

Consisting If German. Ei.-h. French and Ancri
can Br";dcrlh>-:,ll GRADES and c"l'f: Plain and
Fancy pe>hin> and Cashmere. : .cmdii Nc.ine-,
Ovcrcoatinc. Figured ' evc'> tor Bow WaitcoIt>.
md In III II
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Ready-Made Clothing

Than eyer Tor thc that reduced our Stock
very low indeed before commenced manufacture
inc. and consequently have !:c-h supply OF GOOD
GbbIbS and e" "IIr lnauIct ARE r.,.i-.-t'n. II
Buffalo ana Rubber OVcrc"at>. Erualcluth. Plot
and Beaver '!".. Ores. ir"ck and Sack .lu.
Black ami Fancy no"~kin i'ant~ !:trk
and Fancy Cashmere DO. Tweed.
>!ccp- GREY ana Sal ret: I"
SATIN SIN and a-tiil. Nc-i~. Fancy. rl,ii and
Figured &c.. Na,r"rii. Ct-iI.n"rctl AMI Wor>-
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Machine Shop Work.

az '',lI".> ln'ruste1 20 IKE undersigned VI
be done with Dispatch, and in eati>tact6rr a !,
Iitf. '''.t !!i'u
tl>IINh,S or III EJVUS
'il''le'' OF hort no':cc. Charges reasonable
(. lOEL HASTINGS.
-''''-> u 100" ssIf.
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS

\ IAIHAM 4 co. arc . o.rt> far pace. y
TENT Circular Saw Mill. for Ver,5I,,. 80. y,
New Hampshire. ~ '''''c'' Z 10
June 2t 1880
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CIIII.DRENS,
Caguerreotyues.

DAGTFEEEorYrE> # infant. and small ,,,
y ,.rcn ag" taken =. w.. :. II M 'iii!
'tNi' ''..icrv iTtrir r,o'Ee-. le,wse,, Ill.,.
&" IT,! " W. ni.1 !. =. W.. hv nt.- n,,,.. .J,
reg 'f, success o'"o<' ",foin older r.e,.o,,. 49,
r4 III al hilHI> f weather and 4, I'll Tina. ~ Voc,
.NwIv>Ht home '''''eS q Gay
IL FVRH.tRD yUyH Ffty> =,
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New Machine Shon

'uNiiE UNDERSIGNED! having purchased H.. ou,;.
interest ct the late firm Of Nor.r t,h.,l,
a,h x e." would give notice that he i. rrcn,rc1 =
MI orders for all kinds If lI"icu 10
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
Grammar School.

'I'liE Spring Term will commence ON Wc,:nc~-
day. February -. ~ one o'clock, T. NJ
he >li:ic Assistant Teachers whose pa. lahnr>
hav" rovr'! entirely satisfactory arc cxIcctcd t.
rclualr. Tuition. &c. Il heretofore,
THOMAS SCOTT PEARSON. rr.cci.,.r
H"Htllani VI Jan -. ISL .,1,
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PETTES T. HORTON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

VV-OILD respectfully inform tc citizens of 81.
w ,John>hurv and vicinity. tta; they have u-i
received IN excellent stock al
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RENiab\ ED!

SEIER T.. IONERGiN lrg~ {" inform Ia,
Y friends ;,.d former customer. tha. he hr. -.
moved 10 his new huilliuc rcxi l.ildur u. rtl If
~" Fa--uin;'>ir House. and l.:- laid in \ >,IrliJ
a,-orinicnt # La!ic~', Complement Mise. and
4 Chill ''''''
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BOOTS and SHOES.

u" feels c".i!r'' III >ayin! .lat ior ,;uali,y md
price h;> stock cannot be beaten in This town III.
has ln>t returned r"T Boston with ladies' I,uts
,'''> "i every ki,t: G"iii,':tc> scvcd and rcrc,!
h"t> made I" order "i Tie h,.,I n.:,irrai
NEfAlKlNG carefully and neatly done n
short notice.
w ANTED!
Two Boo.nlakcr~
81 Jo.nshurv. June |. l>.S. s,-,e
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
The WING State Convention.

The larges. Wing State Convention
tina. ever assembled in Iowa met at Iowa
City last Wednesday, and nominated
The gentlemen whose names we to day,
with pride aud qualification, place at the
head of our paper. We are confident
they will be well received throughout, The
State The merit Governor was nomin-
a,ed on the first, ballot BY a large major
hy.
We could not obtain copy Of the res
oIutiohs before leaving, and as the paper
is now nearly ready for press, we have
room and time to say but very little
more.
Amendment of the State Constitution,
Internal Improvements and banking were
proderly advocate; Douglass Nebraska
Bill aud bis doctrine of Tonnage Duties
were condemned; The passage of Pro
hbi.ory Liquor Law was Advocated
There were a nnmber of other important
resolutions adopted by the Convention.
all OF which, together with the official
proceedings, we will be able to give next
week. Wuscutiae Jour.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
To Post Masters.

For every newspaper printed in the
county and delivered free to subscribers,
Pos, Masters are entitled by law to re-
tain ten and half cents year from the
p. o. funds. On papers printed out of
she county and subject to postage the
Pos, Masters commission is only six
and half cents year. making differ
ence OF four cents on each paper in favor
of encouraging the circulation Of county
papers. Besides this, there is no trouble
in making collections, as on papers SUBJ
Ject to postage.
This difference in the commissions is
very great, and made SO with view 10
the encouragement. of local papers. We
hope the Pos. Masters will bear in mind
these facts, and use their influence to en-.
courage county papers in preference 10
any others.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
Has O'Reilly Come !.

Or when is Reilly coming! is a
question we are often asked, but have as
often failed to answer. Well, up 10 this
day, Tuesday. O'Reilly has no, come;
bu. we can say tina, he ha, vritten, and
that 1t is all right Mr.. O'Reilly will be
here in due time. sooner than the con.
tract binds him 10. and with the means TO
liquidate the claims against the Improve
ment acd to &c. the work agoing. So
we are informed by the Register, Mr..
Gillaspy.
We also learn from private letter,
from a reliable source, q, Washington
City, that Mr.. O'Relliy has the very
bes. Of backing; tina, the capitalists who
engage with him in this work undoubs-
eddy are able and determined 10 pu. the
work through in much shorter period
than the contract s.ipulates. We sin.
eese'y hope this may all prove true. fol-
our people have waited SO long. and been
Disappointed % ofien. that failure now
on The part u OsI1sllly wopl llpve ia.
~ 70 III our hopes.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
Judge Mckay.

The people OF the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict. and especially those OF them. who
are no. lied up by party prejudice, will
hail. with pleasure the announcement. Of
Judge Mckay. as a candidate for reelec-
,ion-Judge Mckay has already served
one term ia tina. responsible station. and
we believe has rendered universal salts
fact ion. His extensive Legal quali6ca-
lions. dignifed bearing and strictly
moral habits, all speak well in his behalf.
True. he does not come before the peo-
pie as the nominee of convention yet
he comes as an independent man. back
ed up by the good wishes Of the pc pile.
and If elec.sd viii no doubt endeayo to
dispense justice TO all mea. without re-.
gard 10 political prejudicss or party
ceiling. - Oskaioosa Herald.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

IThe foreign news looks very war
like. Ii is full Of interest. and looks to
us as though general muss" was
abou. to be kicked up By the European
Powers. Well, we say, "le, 'em rip"
:hey may do the fighting and we'll sup.
ply them with the "munitiohs of war" in
the shape Of meat and bread. The u.
States has surplus enough TO feed all
Europe.