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The boats carrying the United Suites mail will coenepcs
regular the Alabama river the i o. November
next leaving Mobile daily and Montgomery daily The arrival
and connecting daily at nongo0sy with
cars, aud Mobile with the New Orb ans mail ssais
One will leave Selma the downward p
six O'Clock, m. r at.
The by able sAd
officers, will exerion TO secure tbs coors aAd safely
Of passengers. ..Ll-, - -s
Der barrel, ando ne dollar per bale OF cotton.
For freight passage having accommodaoas apply
OctY7-d6m COX, BRAINARD, CO.
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Collectors Once, August 4, 1854.
NOTICE
~ hereby given thar the 1854
and able this ofce
allowed by law for the paid before
n j. ROCHE
Aug J-eodu Collector.
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EAy's FABLES. with Ise illustrations. 1 volazae,
VI London 1854. Price 4i. '
nogs management, by Edward Msyhsw London 1854
Price 50 'I0I
Price 50
Adventures of NJ sydsnham Greenhnch, iends In
London, Illustrations London 1854 rcs
AuE2p fRANCK TAYLOR.
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-. NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND xOUrA-
AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ERS.-
W6E The ships comprising this ne are the WASHING
TON, Capt. e. N. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. Y. His
gins.
Thes stop Southampton both going aud returning
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Lynchbug with the Ut charlottesville
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
New Market counscny with the stages AT Cul
poper on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
For Winchester daily connecting with the stages fisdmon
For MddIeburr daily connecting stages Plnins.
Per order: w. B. BROCKETT, AseuL
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xNOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington. %. C.--The thlr-
fourth year Of Columbian College will begin the last
"Wednesday september end las Wednesday
June Students have the choice of pursuing the usual classical
dies bachelor scientific for the
degree philosophy The college
dollars For further information
Columbian College, Washington, D. c.
Aua
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Mobile Montgomery U. y Daily Mail Line.
CONSISTING Of the following substantial and fas.
uaaGs sxa1anX7s running passenger steamers, viz;
! MESSENGER
CJBA,
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR REMIT have for
ground attached each,
Kendall Greea' little than mile noeastey
the Capitol.
These houses and convenient with cellar, wood
she'd aud stable EACH and hand
The situation beautiful overlooking large of city
and In full view OF the Capitol.
The approach is h and Delaware and
omnibus nc usu, fare has bsen established
the and twice day between Kendall Green and the
Presidents square. leaving at and y Returning,
Centre Market where OK and 3X
O'Clock.
Nent--two hundred dollars
The nken for inspection
by applying Wm Sckney. who lives Cottage
sef at my t-idence, near The premises.
AMOS KENDALL
July 23-codH
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q. II. SAND, - South It,, ~.
q. A. HElNEKEN = Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM tSEL!N, Havre.
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The Boston Papier Mache Co.

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of The children said, "Father, am going to
sea" and another said, Father, | am going
10 India" and another said, Father ! am GO
ing to seek nv fortune where can" anott-
cr said, Gather, am going to heaven" So,
with many tears at parting, they went so'ta-
rv, down those avenues, each child upon its
way: and the child who went to heaven rose
into the golden air and vanished.
Whenever these partings happened, the
traveller looked at the gentleman, and saw
him glance up at the sky above the trees,
where the day was beginning to decline and
the sunset to come on. lie saw, too, that his
hair was turned gray. But they never could
rest long. for they had their Journey to per-
form. and it was necessary for them to be al
ways busy.
4: least there had been so many partngs
tina; there were 10 children left, and only the
traveller, the gentleman, and the lady went
upon their way in company. And now the
wood was yellow and now brown; and the
leaves. even of the forest trees, began to fall.
So they came to an avenue that was darker
than the rest. and were pressing forward on
their journey without looking down it, when
the lady stopped.
MY husband" said the lady, 81 am call
cd" They listened. and they heard a voice
a long way down the avenue, say ''Mother
MOTHER
1t was the voice of the first child who said
II am going to heaven" and the father said
Il pray not vet. The sunset is very near
pray not vet
But the voice cried, "Nlothcr. mother,
without minlrs him, though his hair was
now quite white. and tears were on his face.
Then the mother who was already drawn
into the shade the dark avenue, and moving
away with her arms still round his neck
kissed him. ard said, my dearest. am sum
nonc,!. and co." And she was gone. And
the traveller and he were left alone together
And they went on ard on together, until
they cane to very near the end Of the wood
% near that they could see the sunset shining
red before them through the trees
Yer. once more. while he broke his way
among the branches, the traveller lost his
friend He called and called. but there was
no reply: and when he passed out OF the
wood and saw :hc peaceful sun going down
upon wide purple prospect, he came to an
old man sitting on fallen tree. So lie said
to the old man. What do Won do here =
And the old man sad, with calm smile, IL
am always remembering. Come and rcmcn-
Der with me"
SO the traveller sat down ly the side ofthe
oh man. face to face with the serene sunset
anl al his friends came softly back and stood
around him. The beautiful child. the hand
some boy, the voun. man in love the father
mother. and childreH-cvcrv one OF them was
there. and he had lost nothing 50 he loved
them all. and was kind and .orbcarn. with
them all. and was always pleased to watch
them all, and they all honorcd and loved him
And think the traveller must have been
yourself, dear grandfather, because this j.
what you DO to us and what we do to you.-
Dic{,ns' Huu>, LoII Words
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He CAL DO II A N.

he began, and made an excellent start of II,
but for his life could not tell how to close it
off. 1t was easier to 90 on than to stop. Fl
naIIy making desperate dash after period,
he closed off, thus I'm conclusion, my dear
sir, ] remain very respectfully and truly
your obedicnt servant '" lie has not dined
with that deacon since.
e." Some slandcrcr asserts that paper ma
kcrs are the greatest Ma gicians of Tie age
inasmuch as they transfer be,gar's rags into
sheets for editors to lie on.
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{ IIip5.

M%,Dr>r AsSrrAXCE-A good looking
younG fellow stopped all last week at Major
Bells Hotel. C;.Aawha, (Ala,) and ordered
lis baggage down to the boat and went down
himself, without paving his BILL Said the
Major
Sir. YOU must not leave without paving
vour bill ! can't afford to hire servants. and
pay for provisions, and board people for
nothing"
You can't"
no."
Well why in thunder then, dont yo"
>dY at 10 Somchody that can:"
Our informant is anxious to chalk that
mans hat both ways, as a slight tribute of re-
>pcct for his magnificent impotence
y NV VIEW OF NIAGAEA.-Thc Ohio
State Journal tells story of son of the
Emerald Isle Of the better class. who thought
he r''ist conform to the fashionable mania of
payln" visit to the Falls of Niagara. lie
aii.Nc'! a The Falls. and taking a look AZ
III" surrounding wonders, addressed himself
TO gentleman:
'And is this Nia"ara Falls y
/ 'lc<, WAS the reply
And what's there here to mako such :,
bother about -
Why. SAID the gentleman, do YOU not see
the mighty river, Tie deep abyss, the great
sheet Of water pouring down.
Patrick, locking at the water rc,];oa ho.;
.sfIng Y and what's 10 hinder it,
NCENr The .rowtcd deck of an Amcri
can packet from California:
California to nc skippcr-"I should like
4 sleeping berth, meow. if YOU please
SAipper-"Whv, where have YOU been
sleeping these last two nights since we left 2"
Ca'ifornia-"Wal. I've been sleeping a
top of a sick man: but he's better meow, and
he wont stand it no longer"
QrIzzING A QrIzzER.-A professional
gentleman of our acquaintance has hanging
in his room fine large coiorcd engraving of
the head of a quadrupcd, vu!sarly known as
jackass. Not long since friend of his
dropped in, and stopping before the picture,
gazed intentiy upon it for few moments. and
then sung out abruptly, and as he imagined,
very Witty
" Halo, doctor, is that your portrait ?"
"Oh. no" replied the doctor, coollv, chats
simply a looking glass"
ES' Why are Printers accounts like faith :
Dye give it up: Because thew are "tbe
substance ofthinss hoped for, and the evil
dence of things not seen"
GEACELESs SCAMr.-A scamn. who
used to raise particular purgatorv about Mid
dichuv College. had taken shine to tho
daughter Of a staid old deacon, who used fro
quen'ly TO invite lin to dinner. The dea.
con called upon him one dav to ask the Gus
tomary blessing, and not wishing to have T.
understood that there was any one thing that
he could not do, he made the otFer-Hast;lv
.tcc.!cctins al! h: .oa.l q the usual form !.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Ni.c't.l't DI>tT!Cl.
AT "a Probate Court, held at Danvillc. in said Dis
trict, on the 3D. day Of August A. ID. 1S;,l:
NV HEEEAS. Nancy NJ !.cvCioy, Guardian Of
w Martha l.. Lovclov, minor. residing in 81.
.I"hnsburv, in said district bv her petition in writ
ing, represents to said court that said minor is sciz
ed and possessed in fee, by right Of inheritance Is
heir TO the Estate of her father Henry Loycov. cX
ccpting the widows right Of dover therein, {" the
following described Real Estate situated in said ST.
.Iohn-bnrv, 10 wit A House shed and Barn ana
about one half of an of Land connected there
with. situated in fairbanks Village. a.-o. .lo:.t
eleven of wood land. which was formerly Il
part ofthe Warner Farm. 80 called being all the
real estate of which the said deceased. 1T the time
Of his death the owner. saving the r.l. of he
widow therein. but including the Of the
widows dover. That it wotll lc conducive tolhc
interest IF said ward te sell sail Real E.atc ir The
purpose of putting the proceed! Of such .Hlc AT in
tcrcst. otherwise investing it-Ani PRAYING said
court to grant her license and authority 70 sell the
same according 10 the statute in s,,chrasc made and
provided. WhercUpon, il is or,lcrc! l'v aid court
that SAID application come under consideration and
lie heard at Il Probate Court tu he lurn IT the Pro
bate Office i'll D:l.vc. ON the 2l> day Of August
a. ID. 1904, and that SAID a,Iliica'It -, :. u
persons interested I" appear ~ said time and place
I" show cause. il any exists. why the power ana
authority request ted therein >hould mot be granted
Nm! for that purlio>e il : further ordered tint
copy OF the record Of this orlr lee published tire,
weeks successfully in the Calcu,ian. Il newspaper
printed NJ 81. .John~burv III sad district, previous
to said time arpon.c, Tor hearing
CHARLES $. DANA, Judge of Probate
a true c"rv"i Record. N>sw3
Attest, &. A. BURBANK REGISTER
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Papier Machc.

tt is the best and most durable material known
Il for Picture Frames. Cornices. Brackets, House
Caps, Capitol> Consoles, window Cornices and all
kinds Of House Ornaments: centre pieces for Cell
ings all sizes AMI prices which can be sent TO any
part of the country, and any Carpenter can put
them up in a few moments. without creating any
dust or dirt. Also block Letters for Signs. Gilt
Moulline> and Cornicc for ship cabins. Ship Caps.
both plain and ornamental. "riamcltcd Pilasfcr~-
&c. it sill not crack in any heat OF climate OF OF
furnace. nor WARP nor ''"iye, in any WAY
it can he cut. filed. sawed. llanc' and turned hy
a lathe, it lc nailed and screwed. an! is non
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~NO\COED Y II IN Wells River VI connect

ENONCOED. y. H.. to Wells River. VI. connects
Z South with Concord Nashua Lowell. Lawrence
and Maine roads for Boston: with Worcester and
Norwich tor New York. North. with Lit,cton and
ST IohnsElrv. bv Hailroad--.hcrcc by Stages for
Northern y. H.. Vermont and tie CanadaS. AZ"
with steamboat on Lake Wnnipl>>iocec. For par
ticular> Pathfinder and Railway Guide. For
particulars sec Pathfinder and Railway Guide
Leave $. Johnsburv for Boston X New
York, 1T 40 1910 \. VI.
Leave Wells River for do at 5.i5 4 Hip, 4. VI.
Leave Littct"n for d" al io."" A. NJ
JAMES u. WIIITON.Sup'tp pro TEN.
Innc 30. 1854. S6iv1
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The greatest Medical Discovery
OF TIL AGE.

Il. kENNInl. "a Ia $ -.-t. Ma la> !'-c"'-
VI cred III '.., "a a. ''.- -.-'1i '' r'7'.'>
rcIn.'lv that ,.r.r,.> g.. . = .| .~.'' =,
worst >crotu'I .l's;. "-'' 3D. .'l.. a IL -
tried II IN over c.ct-H i.a.--l ca~'--. ana ''''er
failed except "a. -. ..l-c> 80. thunder ir'a.r-
/ He has now ga. l'- 'f--'.--. yer ~" t..i ''"
certificates e" : ta.-.: .. H.;!l!t. t"rltt '.
! Boston.
I Two bottles a., H:rTnlc - cure mr. = -
mouth.
One "a three hut.la- ..i.l cure a.. - - - q
piInllc> on liz ;ire
Two or flr.,. bottles al cro zen g. i'">
Two hotties are warranted =, ,'.:t - w"r>' c2r
ker in the mouth and Stomach.
Three r. iivc h".-',.~ art MAJ. :. c--e re
worst ease of erv>il,la,.
Grc 10 tvi" .ttlc- ar WI. .....'. . .'-e a.. Il.
NOR III thieves.
Nv" h.tiit> are Warranted = t'.-' '.-'-, " "'e
'II,. ''.'''e> among ':' i''..-
"'iT I" IN h"'i.e~ ''rr "'.Ifs.i''-; '-- rr-i'
''''u i1i'i'..S Ulcer
me "'it!e Willcure >'aN eTri ''"'.' 10y M
-! '"I'e b"iIe> warranted o. '''.' '-' w.
- W ''iiS""'lii-
w. ~ 'Ir'' h''''I"- are "''iEli.,'- ~ '"' 500
RI. ~ IL, 81 fl'''''i'i'.'-'---
al. - '''' '''''> i'c VII '''-''
r.. "'''
c..,. - - a., '"''''> VIII 'ui' '-' -
va 81. --.t.-
ia !. "a" ~ .''''''' II III ~. -.
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WI; ''he"' -.
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.. .i... '' 'n tI'c "'h''fl"4 'ht'"'t'> 90 "'
al - In" "''',; -''," ~ '' ''-'
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Sullivan Railroad.


On ond off'r Uonday. Nay /, lsj4,
NRAINSleave Windsor at - ~ and2I IN or
Il on arrival Of the Cars from the Central and
PassumpSic roads-both Trains connecting al Bel
lows Fail. with the VI. Valley for y. York via
Springfield and Iar,iord and with The Chc>lI:cr
H. Il. Tor B"ton VIA kecnc and Tichhurr.
Trains leave Fellows Falls for Charc>town and
Wind-ora IT II NJ and 30 VI. or on Tie arrival
of the New York and Boston, Trains. both Tram.
connecting AT Windsor with Trains for or,lci>lr.-c
Montreal. Burlington. Montpelier. Wells River ST
Iohl-bury &c. Passengers ~ ili- route connect NJ
Bellows Fall, with IL" Trains Of The L \ l.. H. f.
COR Rutland. WHITEHALL Saratoga and the W..
At F.tchb'Ir- Trains connect direct With he
Trains for Worcester Providence Nc.al.d at Gro.on
for Lowell. Nashua. Lawrence &C.
S'a.c> connect AZ Char."-'u~n for Sjril rficld
Perhim>,ille. South Reading. &C..
q. MERRILL. Agent.
Gnlcsnt.H. v. H., Ny l. ia. >iJ.t
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TIE GHIiT
Spring and Summer Ncdiciuc,

hR LANGLEl'S ROOT & HEHBJAJNDlCE
- III i-t>-coinroscd "i' Sar-aImrilla Yellow
Dock. Iandcli"n. Prickiv A~h Wild Cherry Nam
drake. Ehuharh. &c. compounded a. To- NET i,
concert with nature. he eject Of this medicine
upon the system Is most wonderful They curc
,i,r" crlcatc from u. ;X.tc!n LIZ c.,
lille. dyspepsia. '">ivcn"~> Humor. of the E,noi
ana SKIN, Indigestion. NcryouS Weakness orJ
Headache. File. general Debility. and the host Of
k'i"frd diseases arising from ti>orlcrcd Stomach
or o;n ana impure state of the blood
"'iiH - cents for pint. and 81 cent for 4
quart bottle Try II. and Won will Ice satisfied -
"nup>a'' hri'"f. =? Mon >t. Boston. Sold hv ah
" ''"'''9 III VERMONT. S69ui
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Montreal Salmon,

r AEGE and fat, for sale by E.JEWEII
~ March u. eoet
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OF these are ro-
l;lp>uS teri. or fall
ing Of the Womb:
Fluor Aibu>. or
Whites: Chronic
Inflammation and
liberation of the
Wornh: Incidental
Hem orrha re. or
Flooding: Painful.
Suppressed, and IT.
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DIR. J. 3. MIRCHISFS
CELEBRATED CATHOLIrON,
Ear The P,J;ot unI (,Te of Suffering EeDlU|es
IT stands pre-em-
Il inent for lis cur

alive powers in all
the diseases for
which it is recon-
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DEPOT
CLOTHING STORE.
Pettes & Horton,

LNIllI\G thank lul for The l. cra Patron
u age they have received from the c.tilei:> a,
81 .I"lni>lury ana vicinity The past winter now O.
- lx. ..,-I .,..,....l... 81
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ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
Plough Irons.

ENlIE SUBSCRIBER. hAvirc purchased t.lc FA:cr,l~
f'r Fairbanks F.ou.h>. ~ iurii III ,""r1crall
the IRONS for >Nii plou liz. IOII. HASTINGS
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READY-NADE CLOTHING.

ri. 0t thew own manUiHctUrr. CONSISTING e
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AID Lasting Vets. fancy, Paid and
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HhANI J / tIN IIkA>
al>o furnished a,.l pl. i, .i,,1. - ,i.,- a. -.
ci>terii> can he suirli,i.
r, 7-rl A. " Quincy Iyat,a.v..
tIHEAIM CH,NBEELIN
ioHN H. rApl,",k. References
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