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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-05
B ,ston A0ucytisemcnts.
VOREMoNT THREAD STORE.

TREMoNT THREAD STORE.
E. s j. Holmes, No. 4 fremont Row,
Boston.
Respectfully to the public that the assortment
of goods in the several departments of their establishment
well known the FREMONT THREAD AND H0-
sIERY STORE, is worthy Of particular attention.
OUR HOSIERY
has been selected from the earliest mportaons to this and
New York markets, and contains assortment Of first
class goods adapted to the present and coming season.
and to supply the wants Of every individual. In
TRIMMING GOODS,
present to friends of the choicest selections to
be found in the city aud in daily reception
and fashionable styles, it will always be found com
pete. Also,
CAMBRICs, LIN EMS, & DRESS LINENS,
OF ALL KINDS.
Oar Embroidery Department
Includes very large assortment of the latest styles of
Rich and Fashionable Goods.
Ladies', Gents, and Children's
UNDER VESTS,
Of all kinds. And the variety included in
THREAD STORE GOODS,
cannot be enumerated.
Ladies are assured that in the selection of our goos
1t is our aim to obtain those and those only that will be
profitable and satisfactory to the consumers and we
checrfully recommend them as such.
n29 d&w2m
SCHENCK & PILLINER.
Designers and EugraVers On Wood,
OFFICE, No. Z COURT SQUARE, BOSTON.
Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads Store Fronts,
Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers Labels, Seals,
Machinery, Cotton Stamps, Maps, Show Bills, Models,
Stoves &c, BEAUTIFULLY executed mch11 dly
F. w. SNOW & CO.'S
EsZ.a.. -4eNfC y
KIN ggPsQgagTQ&n
NY YggWMSass 81
--....,.......2 u B@srzE0I}Ql.y
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F5sxsss WORKING OXEN, &c.--The sub
49, scriber offers for sale, TWO PAIRS WORK
49,. ING OXEN so rods Stone Val, suitable for
building together with large quantity Of Loan, Sand,
and Gravel, which will be delivered any where in the
South part Of the City. Apply to II II. CHAMBERLAIN,
at n CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, 4 cos
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OAA PIECES ENGLISH MERINOS!
~ We have just received 200 Pieces English Me
rnos, which 1--WE selling at very Great Bar9ainsl
Prices varying from 25 to 62l cents the yard Every
Lady the County ought to these without delay
they cannot many days at these prices This lot Of
Goods are marked at ONE PRICE. and NO DEVIATION
will be allowed. B. L. HARDoN & Co.,
MS eod6tw6t
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NENTs' FRENCH LINEN ,CAMBRTC
OHA NDKERCH HAND-sPUN YARN
Of very superior quality Worthy the attention Of every
Gentleman in the city Just received at o. s
MS detwst B. L. HARDoN s co.'s.
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sE9EDUCTION OF PRICEs.--We have this
day reduced the price of nearly every article in
Stock purposes which will be made known to the pub
lie at suitable time This one Of the Rare Chances
to Get Great bargains. B. L. HARDoN l. oO.b
n2J d&w4t M f,rsefh a. - aas-sts
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~ FOR SALE IN MILLBURY "A
90 very desirable R RESIDENCE, consisting Of Dwell
E&Aing- House, Barn, and large Shop Suitable for a
Shoe manufactory.) and and dhdf acres Of Land,
in high state of cultivation, and covered with FRUIT
TREES of the choicest varieties. This property affords
rare chance to any wanting small homestead, and
will be sold very liberal terms will be exchanged
for city property Apply at this office, or to
EZEKIEL DANIELS, 224 Pleasant ST.
o26 ..,....-a.- dawtf
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GLATE FOR ROOFs.-The subscriber having
- the Agency OF the
MINING. IL QUARRYING COMPANY.
is prepared to furnish Slate for Roofs of superior qualt
and lay it in the best manner. sssst .l 10
The above Quarry located near Vernon vt, and the
Slate found to be superior to any that has been used IN
svici1ty and will be furnished the most satisfactory
terms. 3r sor 81 t5.I.ts tgstess
Depot, Lincoln ST. and at Kinncut 4 Co.'s Hardware
Store sa 30 tsv6 JOHN BARNARD
Worcester, May sth, 1854 taj nr DIFF
NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-
IN FACTORY, No. II Central Street, Loweu-L
D. ADAMS, Importer of Fine English and Frent
Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods; Manufacturer
o and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated Of every
style and quality Silver Spoons OF every variety, made
at short notice; Gold and Silver Bowed spectaces Shell
Combs Of all Styles Watches Clocks, and Jewery, made
and repaired. vlHTl 5uREa fl-
EYED SPECS in lowell Mo- IL Central St.
Lowell, Mass. - diff s26
VENHE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1853
d The Kentucky Straw Cutter is manufactured by
The subscriber and for sale at No. IS Mechanic ST. Wer
cester. The attention of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER is solicited, to examination Of the above ipe
ment 1t cuts all kinds of fodder from the finest hay to
the c0arsest stalks and all kinds of vegetable
alteration In Short it is the most simple, most Efficient
and safest Cutter (beng wholly free from the Of
aputating fingers seq that has ever been introduced in
this State. ifsssga $50 ssW DAVID BoYDEN.1
Worcester, Now, 1858. noyso N dawtf
CURE YOUR CORNS.-If you wish to cure
u your Corns, use H0U CHIN'S CORN SOLVENT
This valuable preparation, from English recipe, has
tested for IA years. and has proved ecacious wher
ever used BY the this Solvent the soened
and grows less until finally disappears, No pain ir
tatiou caused by its Corns of twenty-five years
standing have been removed Full directions accompany
each bottle. Prepared by T. W. HOUCHIN,5 Pearl St.
Worcester Mass and for sale at the Druggists, Shoe
Stores, and Groceries. Price S5 Cents, enough {
cure as many Corns. IF AGENTS WANTED. 6tc1
So d1ysplm .s4t1
65@xSss WORKING OXEN, &c.--The sub
N 49, " scriber offers for sale, TWO PAIRS WORK
49,. ING OXEN so rods Stone Val, suitable for
building, together with large quantity Of Loan, Sand,
and Gravel which will be delivered any where in the
South part Of the City. Apply to II. II, CHAMBERLAIN,
at fr CHAMB EhLlN, BAkNAftl, q COS
Z o25 diff r ( - 49, ,ssss..s
BUILDINGS REMOvED.--The subscriber
I'D would nformt he public that he has returned; and
is prepared to wait any who may wish his services
Orders lett with L0THROP u AMES, IS Mechanic street
will receive prompt attention.. SETH TWICHELL. q
g Worcester, Sept. 49, 1854. diff
ESTER LIME.--The subscribers are
~ agents for the sale of the above celebrated brand Of
Lime We furnish il in any quantity to builders ana
others, at short notice at very low price.
LEE SPRAGUE 4 CO, -
meh2S dH ~ Main Street.
0oGW slismsa 800 aalaa iG aaaae NEaA v.l ail
.g,nr ra
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
Real Gstotr.

IA FARM FOR SALE.-For sale the Farm
90 formerly owned and occupied by Rufus Barton,
l.lM ESQ., late of Millbury. deceased containing one
hundred and thirty three acres Of choice land suitably
divided into moving, tillage and pasurng, with great
of wood land Of it heavy growth pleasantly
uated in the norherly part of Mlbuy the road lead
of Worcester.
The buildings consist Of large two story Dwelling
House, large Barn, Carriage House. Wood House. and
pasture, fenced mostly with stone WALL very desirable
location for a farmer.
Also about thirty Of land, one mile from said
Farm, on the road leading from Mlbury Worcester
fur miles from the cty about two of Wood Land
the premises; great portion of the land is suitable for
gardening.
For particulars, inquire of JEDEDIAH II. h GEORGE
s. BARTON, Worcester, of the subscriber. the
premises. NYMPIIAS L0NGLEY.
n15 eodtf
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UNEMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.-Sever
al Thousand energetic and trust worthy young men
are wanted to Agents. local and travelling
in every Of the Unon for the sale of patented ar
tice of manufacture, now in extensive demand me ex
elusive right for the United States is owned by the adver
Users and agents capacity and business tact can easily
earn Two Hundred Dollars per month.
Nm CnnifnI NECESSITY 4. -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

TExPLANAToN.-Eight to ten words make a lne-1O to
II lines are a Square nonparel type.
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MOS SANBORN, MANUFACTURER OF
3 "A SILVER SPOONS, SILVER WARE & JEWELSY 4
Importer of Gold and SitUer Watches of the first quail
y Warranted time keepers and where may be found
at all times larger assortment of 1
Sikeer Ware, Watches, JeooeIry s Plated Ware,
than at all the other Jewery Store in Lowell combined
All of the above viii be sold all times low be
bought in Boston or in New York. -th5q kfaE adg
Post Office Corner, corner of Central and Middle ss.,
Lowell, Mass. AMOS SANB0RN.-
mch21 diff
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BUILDINGS REMOVED.--The subscriber
Nd would inform he public that he has returned; and
is prepared wait any who may wish his services.
Orders lett with L0THR0P a. AMES, IS Mechanic street
will receive prompt attentions SETH TWICHELL 2
WORCESTER Sept. l6, 1854. f4sass- diff
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.see Vine biHew sdral- isiat qo5s $50 iis9 2on
yir9gaIq Rwo sid 10 y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-03
feathers s 1flatlrassrs.
Notice.

FINDER SHIFTS a. DRAWERs-l.adies Morino
y kesis, for sole los b. SCOTT FIELD.
DrfahHr nl l-rH
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schools in Montpelier.



oar fourth Proposition refers 'otIeadun-
tages afforded by graded schoa lof eXiena-
ing instruction. SO as TO make Doe education
Of alL symmetrical aud complete.
The several ends proposed have not been,
and indeed caauoi be- attained amld the jan
gon Of The common school as row conduct
cd Tie lnitiatory operations promise cui
uAsi'oo oil the memory only and neither ihe
voice, tie eye, ihe hand, the head, or ine
hooft enters, at I'D, into the calculations of
the teachers IL ihe child, in ile .irtt three
yeau of bis progress secures % Judgement
DOB Hs memory for the namos of Che letters oi
ito a.pHanci and ihe sounds OF 90" of the
easiest s}'ltb.es both effected 10y "a tedious
aud pemcious course Of dicnurn, enforced
oad applied by various auNlHrry processes of
prasng blaming, iatcrne, cMdng' eoaN-
mg and cutting; 1t Is generally admitted
tlat De Las done we'll And nil musi see
that teachers, uuinstructcd in their difficult
and complicated duues helr attention disc
uactc' by tIe greatyarIeW Of branches. raw
admitted uto every school are not % be
blamed for ilia result bnt when their la-
nors SHAH through ewdnion De compaa-
lively few and wei defined, System and ole
der can De easily secured. The mouo, q" one
thing alta ume,' can be- carried oui 10 prac-
tee as there wall be a time and place for ev-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-03

Sudden Deah.-A Young man by the
name Of Lackcy, died suddenly at East
/ Charleston last week. lie attended dance
/ in the evening" and died about ono o'clock
/ the next morning. lie was ut work in T..
! Charlestown, but We are not Informed as 10
/ the place Of his residence.- Coitdoman.
Mr.. John Clarke. formerly Of ST. Johns.
bury, was murdered in the streets Of ST.
Paul, Minnesota Ter. Dec. 3isi lie grad
uatod at the Vermont University In ISIS,
and was a man Of highly respectable and
noiIensivo character He was "a years Of
/ age.
j. S. Adams, ESQ has been appointed
Clerk of the County Court, for Chttenden
+ County, n place of d. -. Buckley, Esq.
The Bennington Battle Ground is hereaf-
/ ter 90 be neutral paper The reason as
signed by the editor Is that Democrats won't
support hun.
STAND BAcK.---Mr William Cook Of
/ Dummers on has a calf nineteen months
old. weighing 1850 pounds. Beat IL who
can-l Statesman.
Mr. WIN Douglass, freight conductor on
/ the -. G. q Montreal Railroad, had both
his legs broken by the projection OF a stick
OF timber into the saloon car
The house Of Den. John sheldon Shell
I don, Vt, was consumed by irc last night the
9th il was discov. ed 10 be on fire about
q O'Clock n the evening.
We regret TO learn that Rev. Mr. Cadv, i'm
cndeavouua to cross from Al5urg % Swan
ton on Monday last. ou the ice. drove into
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Oh Niilifsrx, uu thr lifh ulL Dhades MaHneu,
Hrrd DO years months fid l2 fhvs.
lu Wuhum.iown, Jan 3l'h EiwHtd. son OF Jane.
= aHI Emily y. Itlcstnu irad mnn and Do tl,s.
On Hirlmoni, on thr 251 ulf 49, Charle. Waucn,
~ Iung Fever, a-rd D.
90 nr.intr.e Jan. 27th. of Cun.umauon Mi.. rhi-
leua T., daughter Nt AIrAludct D. nni phobe Hst-
Huct, seed D. you're months.
Do uii4ud, jan 2li Capt James Campbell, god -
yoHrs.
90 West Fuiileo, Jon. 23l, Myroa soo OF John
southHurh, aged 90 yc1rt.
lu Orange. Jon. 2s, Widow Clloe Foster. aged a..
Jon. 2H. ~. Richard J.. E'mofe, aged 80
AZ u.ngnaupioH, n y, on fhe liH uli 81 NV Mar
thu, vio ofC. sfulg d., aad daugbtoruf Col lohu y.
lrtIfIss. nI cn1.rf.tnwn. ~.
Do NiH.oti Nose, Doc. 90. 1853 Mrs Nsft 10 WING,
aged .J. vIia of ttaflos Milo Wing GOD Daughter OF
Josiah aul hay lIii of Mnnipeher PHolor. in Vcr
ruut, New uamfsnue cod har-aeHu.ot-. please no.
firH-
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JflarriaNrg.

w. this village, Goth irsi., by Ret. Mt lord. W..
John W. rinA ui ihr hfm of Gilman a thtA, aud
Mrs Ann .. Dewey, nl Hite
iu nuNhuy, lln. 100. hy James Ctossett, lsg Nf.
Seil Thomson, of Obs VILLAGE, aaj Miss Mauha Morse,
nuthuft.
lu ncihci, Jfr. rs. hf Rows a. Davis. NJ Joseph
O. Brown of Hattc Mass, Co Site. Joanna Eili-, ct
BHfnard ".
Nauicd OF Mcnden. y. u Ina. 2j'h by Ror. A..
nl .hari. AhfHn' 90 Waite a. Malon. v iu Mrs.
ilttnl Nifit of Mericn, FORMERLY Of thus village.
Do unago. lan. o., NJ sHmuei a. liuntoon bod Miss
Hannah Muoir. both OF Drnee.
Al.o. jsn. is Nv iiavey l.. snnh, Of rnuhddgo,
uul Miss tliyahfth w. Guilroi, of Oungc.
in Cofinth Jan. l7. Nc William Hose, of Ounge,
ani Miss uHntha toiliss, of turitth.
Also. No. J. G.. Iiuia, Of Mlhumstonn and Miss
UarnDf CIr.iss. Of toilHtH.
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United States ana FOrPign Agem-
~ fOr the transaction o. PA
teut business.

QGer h4fif sres, near he Pas. Qfcr, Loe,l, Mass.
pun uudcrsisned Is prepared Co Otter snpeuor ln-
dncemonfs GO lHrentnrs, as ha. eau iaruIsh ef.y-
iiH- requisite TO make Applications Tor fHffnts rll-
NJ tui turt ns The model, Petition, Specific iuns, pu
plcapd Bfaviugs, Nei thereby reducing ihe txpouse
ny being % prepared under The direction of person,
hm'o'i mechanic 90 practice % VOL ~ thcofY' sud
munitY
Csrcai PHpon, Additional improvement Hisritim-
ors kciszuts bosigus, Assignmant-, and 90 nfcess
~ pnpcrs tor ohtailiug Patents i1 thu Lnucl STATES
and ioicien countries.
Inventors hose busincss may he lntrustcd io iin
muy De assured % prompt attention and uleHiy. he
bias 40 apartment puVoscly tor pnsats consultation
upon feteut matters.
70 Claims-of Patents Investigated aud copies fur
nishoi reasonable terms. Models forwarded TO
Washington free Letter, lf post paid will Give
prompt attention.
20 Patterns Of every description made promptly
and 10 The most satisfactory manner.
4. vs.. sCuTr.
Lowell. October 20ta. 1873. C. 3m. -
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REHaious lNrfLuGENoF. The Vermont
Chronicle notices rcyuul+ in burlington Fe-
maIo SEMINARY, Grafton and Mount Holly,
Nemonti Nashua, South Merrunack and
Northgood, n. II and IN Lawrence ana
theshre, Mass.
An interesting mlssqpay Convention was
holden at Essex, Vt, on "Wednesday the
9th, which was addressed by Rev. Dr. Pome.
roy Of the American Board. The Board
does not countenancc caste, poiygamy and
slavery, as some have enormously supposed.
Rev. j. -. Worcester, of Burlington, tesii-
fed as to hls brother Rev. Samuel A. Wor-
cester, a native OF Peacham, VI, and now a
missionary to the Cherokees, that he never
would recognize slavery, or the right of the
master to the wages of the slave, and if a
slave worked for him, the master never had
the pay for the labor.
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Notice 20 RuiIders.

I'VE UNDEk-lGN ~ would solicit proposals "a an
Tor a Female remingfy al West Lebanon, y. n.
The building Is 10 he % feet long, - aide "a tho
wings 30 90 the center, and three sioiss hgh above
she pavement. The basement walls 20 be oi stone
above Tho basement, OF bnck. The whole 10 be com
pieied by the fret Of September neat according 20 a
Plan and SPECIFIC aiions IA the hands of the Cam
miitov.
SAMUEL WOOD 2D,) p,,idin,
RUFUS CASE, , H'n,
6sN3 IOIN WOOD, )N'"N''"'s'
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0PAt a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Vermont a Boston Telegraph COMPANY
held at Montpelier on the leth, the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen directors b. Z.
Cheney, g. w. Benedict, Joseph Lathrop,
". T. Davis, II. l.. Knowles, b. Brewster,
J. C. Dunn, A. Latham, |. Silver. b. 2.
Cheney Of Boston was chosen President. -
The line is all in good working order
There remains in the treasury about s. 700
II was thought best not 10 declare dividend
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rural 9lslug Z Mutirrg.

A SrtrNniD PnEsrNr. We understand
that sundry employers ON the Vermont Cen
tral Railroad have presented beautiful gold
chronomcicr 10 John Crombie, late Superin-
tendont Of Motive Power Mr. G. goes
South. for the bcnof, Of bis health which.
we are sorry to learn. is 50 much impaired as
to render this course necessary.
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Nor oN rHE VERMONT CFNrRAL. The
newspaper. tell us that WIN. Douglass.
freight conductor, recently had both his legs
broken by the projection OF stick Of tim
Der into a car on the Vermont Central Rail
road. This is wrong. The accidcn, occur
red on the Boston, Concord aud Montreal
Railroad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-03

STATE OF VERMONT, At rroha,e Court
DisrKicr 90 hkRpoLrH, IS. "A htlI 40 Gheissa,
within lud iof the said nrtfc aior said ihe ailh
day OF JinuaTy, a, ID. lc5A
An Instrument purpouing 90 be tho last viii md
Testamcni OF JOHN w. HOPKINS, late OF Brook Ia
Ia said District deceased vas presented 10 The Cont
here for Probate, W q. g. hiseow, Of tho Esecu
tors therein named. Therefore, a. n ordered Nv said
Court, that publc notiee be giten 10 ul prrsaHs
oeFned th@feIn, TO appear before said Court 81 Sos
siou thereof to be held al the fluhate Oise West
Randolph 10 said District The ilfh das OF fehfua
~, A, %. ls5f and contest the piolaio Of said VIII
aud u 1, further ordered that his ofdci bee Published
three weeks successfully To- the Vermont Watchman
und slate Journal, Newspaper priu,rd 40 Montpelier
10 thi- STATE tho last Of which shall bo previous 10
the day assigned a. Aforesaid Tor hoaFug.
eisou undoi mg hand a. said Chelsea this 2iih dly
OF January, A. u. 1854.
67~3 JonN u. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
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NOTICE is hereby given, rhat the pfopfietors Of
y that part OF Wiuea called Maucu GoIo, DO the
Couuty Of E-soa and State OF Vermont, their meet
ing held She 'th day Of september, A. d. l5d vo-
Ell iaS Of threa dollsrs and tyscyon conts each
rghi OF land 30 said Gore (puhho ~ hts excepted,
co. ihc purpose OF denyiu The expense Of making the
sufvoy and allotment ui SAID Gore aud appointed the
suhscuhrr collector 10 collect said tax. Unless said
tax b. paid Morgan n The touuy of Orleans,
iu sand state immediately, the iuas Of der qucnts
Will be adsrIufod ioi -alo a. thn law Directs
CHARLES CUMMINGS,
Collector ol SAID Tax.
Morgan, January IL, is5i. C7wa
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schools Of every grade # should be COM
menccd in the lowest, and, ifjudiciously con-
Quoted. lis exercises will not be a mere pas
time. but a positive improvement, saving
much valuablr time M after life, commonly
spent in obtaining musical education -
Drawing, as the pr per Introductory process
for acquiring knowledge OF the arts Of
nenmanship, painting, engraving. sculpture,
&c. should be early introduced and every
child will best learn letters by making them
on slate or black board In this exercise,
be is educating the eve and the hand, saving
much time from waste, and fitting himself
Cor many honorable and useful empoymcnls.
Intellectual education commences when
the external senses first become the I'M
lets Of knowledge Much progress is made
before the school is entered, mud whether the
child be in school, or not, the process will
90 on while life lasts. 1t is the province Of
The school to aid aud direct this process, and
mental culture is effected by giving EMPLOY
mni to the faculties and not in storing the
memory with facts But the schools have,
heretofore, generally, erred 10 this natter
by pursuing the latter course. An entire
change may be expected under the proposed
plan of graduation.
As 10 moral instruction, Sour Sayour's
golden rule" affords au ample aud safe toun-
D. .t.. ga ,t. g..,.....t ......A - ,...f. ED.
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DIR. HOLMAN'S
Nature's Grand RestoratiVe

Hon. HALL BERGEN ofYt
Hon. lruANOn GOODWIN. MI
Han. TuOS. d. LAfGuION MI
Rev. CHARLES BAKER,
Rev. GEO. SrnRNr.
Huf. JAMES SANHORN.
Rse. FATuER TAYLOR
ND2.sILAs iisLEN,
Rev. CHARLES ADAMS,
De. al slIMAN.
Asants-smiih q Pierce, .. o. Tyler Montpelier.
Also sold b., ail dea,afa Medicine. 25cent. iof tho
small sixs Hoitica. t3.ly
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CoNSrAAiLh on hand I5'arr0nfed primo,
- Wholesale aut fetiii, af che lowest prices,
WILDER a. FULLER. Depot Store.
Montpelier Jan De- IrH 90
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Valentines =!

Wholesale & RETAIL,
To saIe by Gs.aw sN WALTON
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Looking Glasses.
NEW CLOTHING.

- ECEINED this day at Freneh's Clothing Store,
IL Head Of state Street, styles and p, ps al
as low prices tbose who sell nj cost.
Montpelier. January, 6 1854. 6j
The daily union., 1854-02-17
INTRUCTIONS
rs TO Special Post Offices.

Postmasters and bidders will particularly notice that the
spcat offices differs entirely from ha on the
regularly numbered this respec that the
pay be derived exclusively from proceeds
of the Office supplied phi certain sum, be named by
him that the of proceeds, any, beyond
be held by the postmaster subject to draft OF
this Department and that ii the net proceeds Ja short OF
the of the bid agreement the deficiency
in any be supplied by this Department.
Posmascrs cautioned against employing carriers and
paying the proceeds their Offices without special
authority from this Department.
Existing contracts and arrangements the
Both June, 1854, and bo made to take
ell on the LIST July, 1854.
If bids be made under this advertisement, one
named by the postmaster special office
before the ist July, lo5i such office will be reported for
disco ntinuance.
When change of contractor becomes necessary, the
fact should be promptly reported with The therefor
The daily union., 1854-02-17
TO cUR suBsCRIBEnss

The psrrol wi BE- entered booAs usS
psyn O subscription be- made IN sdssAcs. tN
distant subscribers BY letter. tbs pesssss
paid BY BY osssvss n 500
transmission.
The COUNTRY pubished ti wssky during the 80
-tons OF Congress, and semi weekly during tins recess
Subscriptions foI period less viii b received on
terms proroItonod o annual rates.
~ PosTMA5TEkS satiorxed 10 act agents s~As
sending DAILY subscribers, with 800 enclosed - vvu
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sabserbers with $40 enclosed will entitled q NE
edition furnish subscribers Syatts.