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Love and Fear.

How many motives wo have lors love, how nuchthere is in the universe to kindle our admiration and to claim our gratitude, there are, happily, mil-, lilndes atnong us who both feel and teach. But t has not, think, been
 sufficiently considered how evident
 throoghout that system Of creation is the purposeof God that we should oi- ten be affected by fear l; not the sud- den, selfish, and coniempfibIe fear of immediate danger, but the fear which arises out Of the contemplation Of great powers in destructive operation, and generally from the perception of the presence oi death. Nothing appears to me more remarkable than the array of scenic snagnifcence by which tiie imagination is appalled, in nnyriads Of instances when the actual danger is. comparatively small, 50 that the Dt- most possible impression of awe shall be produced upon the minds of aIl.iho, direct suffering is inflicted onlews-- Consider. for instance, the moral effect of a single thunderstorm. Perhaps two or three persons may De struck dead within the space Of a hundred square miles and lheir deaths, tn-s accompanied by the scenery of the
 storm, would produce little lnore than momenlary sadness inihe busy hearts, of living men. But the preparation for the judgment by all that mighty gathering of tue clouds by. The qnes- iioniDg of tbe foiesi leaves n illcir ierss riied stiffness which way the wind shall go forth l; by the mlsrmufing toe each other. deep in the disialice ol siie Destroying Angels. before they draw forth their swords oI fire ; hy the maicll. l. Of the funeral darkness in the Iaidsto Of the noonday, and the ratiling ol llis. dome of heave1 beneail, inc chaFiot-s wheels of deaih; on how many minds de not these produce m ilnpressiosS < most as great as the actual wi< s1g
 af the fatal issue and hss slsangsiy
 are inc exnress;o,,s, Qlng Ss,!.J ..,s...s - S a. .sss3s'as ssa asppfehensi0n U tlis
 h.... '';,oi'! s;,ssi The lurid color slle log rfegular, convulsiye sound she kIlass- lysiisfssaf liaming and hssy sloads. |all are true and laiiidal lnilleik a3zpRal b cur instinct Of danxes, n tbe sndall1 iSs,o wailing of ahe hanbn voice iss . .aiE {. "a. ,.... sr.nssr, .ss ssI s,sfx, ff iN < not . reasonable, caleplqsing iarsRf which they swaks iR iss itisnp mss-e ter that we count disiante V secopaHs and n,easnre prnhabiliy y.by ayeEst l That shadow If the thaadeg clesse \ |zs s.iIl do iis work upon or l,eaF1E taE
 .se shall watch its FAssisg tkA
 we siood on she lllgashin
 Araunah, 3 tsla
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HASTE NOT-REsT NOT.

Without haste without rest Bind the motto to thy breast @ Bear it with thee as spell;
 Storm or sunshine, guard it well! Heed not flowers that round thee bloom, Bear it onward 10 the tomb! Haste not-let no thoughtless deed Mar for e'er the spirits speed; Ponder well and know the right, Onward, then, with . n thy might; Haste rot--yeaTs can ne'er atone For one reckless action done! Rest not! life issweeping by, Do and dare before you die Something mighty and sublime Leave behind to conquer time; Glorious 'tis to live for aye
 When these forms have passed away! Hdsie not! rest not! calmly wait, Weekly bear the storms of fate; Daiy be thy polar guide Do the yighi. whate' 'eF be,ide Hdsfe n0t--rest p0i-contiicts past, God shall crown thy work at last
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How WlTcHEs WERE Huxo.-T They were rather hard on the Salem witches Among the court records in ti,al ancien, town ihere is ni -'s stU nIiltr rom the E -l---. VI s''s depaly. in which the latte,
 is commanded to iaKs. -aa of he TOO,
 ailches and hang her hy ihe..>.l. !. 1;il she be dead and buried /" And the dep.
 uiy subjoins bis testimony thst Ee ha'
 executed the order
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Punch says that Adam had one gseai advantage over all other married couples ---an adsaniaee which has been losi ic us with Paradise -hs lad no nsoirtr in Ecw. sss
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The best Ere annihilalos' we sveraat. is an aswful of green hemlock w"od.-- We have tsisd many others. ba. none that comes up Co this.
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Let a man bs treated as q brute. and he will become mo.e braiiAh ihen biuls but as raiiosel being ap1 he Nll' sbeM thsl he se
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He who. 10 obtain much. wiII sufIs, little or nothing. can never be calt q great and none ever lil,le. who. 10 Ob- tain one grea. object. will suffer much.
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 A QUEER SPECIMEN Mr. N. w. Lee, in describing the destruction of the steam,r Georgia. by fire, with about thir- ty lives. mentions the following incident 1:
 An individusl was pointed out to us as among the survivors. He was appar. ently about forty years old. from Geor- gia. However that may be, he was cer> tainly. much of sioic. On our inquiry if he had lost any of his family. he res piled no. nobody but my wife and \ small gal How many children hsd you sir 2 Seven in all .No, dad,'' said a ssrapping boy of seventeen, you had eight t-~there was Jim. and Dave. and Sal. etc. etc. We'll. b'lieve you're right, said the father, and we walked on.
 On relating the circnmstance in the cars as m evidence of what we consid@ cred a total destination ofssensibiliiy. q passenger rema, ked. you are mistaken. sir. He is man of very tender feel ings. While he was telling me about 5000. All in $5 gold pieces. that he had lost in the clerks hands, the hig tears rolled down his cheeks. He is not want. ing in sensibiIily. if you only touch the right place.
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Poeffg.
PERSEVERANCE.

PERSEVERANCE. Take the spade of Perseverance t-. Dig the field ot Progress wide: Every bar to true instruction Garry out aEd cast aside i; Every stubborn weed Of error,
 Every weed that hurts the soil, Tefes, whote very growth is terror Dig them out, whaIe'er the t0il! Give ihe stream of Education .e Broader channel, bolder foFce Hurl the stones of Persecution
 Out where'er they block its course Seek for strength in self-exertiOn
 Work, and still have faith 10 wait; Close the crooked gate to fortune: Make the road 10 honor straighf Men are agents for the future!
 As they work. so ages win Either harvest Of advancement,
 Or the product of their eln! a. Follow out true cultivation
 Widen Education's plan; .t E. From the majesty of Nature
 Teach the majesty of man!
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There is tradition shai 6uf viour's cross was maI|< q m'sI|zs6erus which. prerioasly iNahas tpehA wAA a largo snd slr.ns ,ltr. bH| >'bss7 " assnsi E fl
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PAINFUL BUT LAUGHABLE.-In Notes of an Army Surgeon we ind the fol- lowing :--
 remember. one day. in mixing my hospital rounds. patient, just arrived. presented an ampulated forearm, and do- ing so could hardly restrain a broad laugh --the litter was constantly on iiis face. What is the matter :? this does not strike me as subject of laughter
 1t is not. doctor. but excuse ne, l lost my arm in so funny way that l still laugh when I look al it.
 What way 2
 Our first sergeant wanted shaving and got me 10 attend to i,. as am cor poraI. w. went together in front of his tent; 1 had latlIered him. took him " the nose. and wss just about apps ing 'he razor, when cannon ball came. and thai was the last .aw of his head and my arm. Excuse me. doctor. for laughing so. hut never saw such thing before !
 This occurred during tbe siege of Fori Efie.
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WATER.

CONSIDERED AS A CARRIER; THE PROPERTIES UPON WHICH ITS QUALIFICATION FOR THE OFFICE DEFENDS
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ROBES, TIcroRINEs, CAPE

a GLOBES. dc.
 ERICKSON has now Oh hand compieis eD assortment of the several varieties ol Fuss, consisling of Ladies' Victog'nes, GenL's Collars, Cloves, Bnifalo Robes, &c.. &c. He is weekly rspienishing his stock of Goods. and viii engage sessii Hats. Caps, Furs. os anything n his line Ak as low rptes as can be purchased elsewhere Call and examie bis Goods and prices
 as II. JACKSON.
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HENGHANzs.-5oo yards q Manchester Rek yard at pa B3ADFORDS.
 aAAYDs. sf aash-colosss ysRfNTe he. 0UU lec'ds as aeis per g.gas lsaI cel5ts. Si ~. |. ss~ BRADFORnS
 ~ otlS" oii boiled silks. inst tFeeeivsa ass - sn sss BRADFOKUS.
 T1ROADcLoTHs saa.lns,p.s asS 0vsree.s W eletAM v 2. AHAN8 ~ Co.'S.
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Litchllsld High School.

As Nc 1GWASs TTtHctPus. The next Term will commence on Tuesday, Jan. l7lh, and continue eleren wceks.
 TERMS. Primary studies, $500 Higher English, Matheics and Languages, AGO
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D0OTS AND SHOES D A good stock Of Beoss and shoes Ior. sale
 s. D. NORTHwAY $ co. sf soafh Norfolk. Conn.

M NEW supply of OVpacoAT Cnora ag .A A .a 4 sa C. ApAxs c Co.'S.
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Papier Mache.

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THE BOSTON PAPER NlCHE ca.
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manufacture of Papier Mache Ornaments-and nre
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r'fer particularly to the and beau
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A LARt,I; SAFE
GRATIS!

Just Pubhsh,d--A New Discor0yn Medione'
4 FEW WORDS RATIONAL
~ treatment, without Medicine, of Spcrma torThea,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility. Low Spirits
Lassitude, Weakness Of the Limbs and the Back
lndi'Insiton and lncnpacity for study and Labor,
Dullness OF Apprehension, Loss of Memory, Aver
sion Society. Love of solitude, Timidity, Self
nistrust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary bis
charges, Pains In the side, Affection OF the Eyes,
pimpes on the Face, sexual aud other lnhrmites in
From the French 81 nr. T.. Dr LASrN;
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily he removed wuucrT sLn,lNE, l., in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated aud the entirely
new aud highly .uccrs-fl uvutm, mt, MS adopted by
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W pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chitt"nder, Commissioners to re
crlYe, examine and ADJUST Tic claim. and danan
of all pcrsons against the estate ahn Bliss. late
of Jcrioho in said Ds,rct deceased reTrcycn,ed in
solvent, and also nil C'ams and drma /. .ylibited
IN Offset thereto mud six months from the day Of
tho date hereof, being allowed by said Court 70,
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that We viii! attend t. the business Of appoint.
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'''s Slst oSy Of August, A. D. 1864.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Order of Notice.
SIDNEY BARLOW,

SIDNEY BARLOW,
In Chhncery in
Ellen q. SHEPARD, the County of
AMMARIII.A VI. SHEPARD, Chttendcn, in
wife of said Ellen g., and the State of Vt
10 SEPH FAIRFIELD.
WHEREAS, Sidney Barlow, of Burlington, in the
County Of Chitendcn and State of Vermont, the
orator in the above entitled cause has filed his bill
of complaint in the office of the Clerk of the Court
of ChHnccry, in said Chittcndcn County, against
Elem G.. shepard and Ammarilla Shepard wife of
said Ellen both Henrietta in the State Of Ohio,
and Joseph Fairfield, of Essex in said Chittcndcn
County, stating in substance that the said ANNA
rlla NJ, whilst she sole, and before her mar
ragc with the said Ellen g., on the LIST day of Jam
uary, l0l9, being indebted to one Moses Marshall,
in the sum of three hundred dollars specified in n
promi,sory note, bearing date the lst day Of Janu-
airy, 10, signed by her then name and signature,
Of Ammarilla NJ. Washburn. and payable to the
said Marshall or bearer, on demand, with interest,
III order To secure the payment Of the said sum spc-
clh't n sad note according to the tenor thereof, in
consideration Of three hundred dollars, by her GER
tain decd of bargain and sale, signed with her hand
and scaled with her seal and Acknowledged and re-
corded in due form Of law bearing date, the lst day
OF January. lel9, did convey and confirm unto the
said Marshall, his heirs and assigns, in mortgage
the following described land in Colchester in said
Chttouden County, viz
That certain parcel Of land, designated upon a
certain survey bill of lands in said Colchester adop
ted by vote Of the burlington Mill Company. on
the 10Th day os March, ISIS, as building lot No. q
West, and being the land conveyed to the said
Ammarilla VI, by Hiram II. Harrington, by decd,
bearing date the 10th day of January, lsi7 and
aso stating that the said Marshall for the conside-
ration Of three hundred dollars to him paid by the
orator ga the Goth day of June. lsi9, by his deed,
siIugd with his hand and sealed with his seal and
ncluowlrd god and recorded in due form of law the
date whereof is the day and year last aforesaid did
grant. assign and release to the said Orator, his
hcir- and assigns, all the right, title and interest,
which hg the said Marshall then had in, and to the
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PILLS THAT ARE PILLs.!
Prof. HAYES, state Chemist, of Massachusetts,,
says they are tho best of all Pills, and annexed
the men who certify that Dir. Hayes knows, viz -
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice supreme Court of
Mass.
EMORY WASiIBrRN, Governor of Mass.
W. c. PLrNkETT. Lieut.. Gov. Of Mass
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Sec of State and Scna-
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ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ex-spcaker House of
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ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Pleupot to CT.
Britain.
JOHN b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of
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Cost!vcness, Billions complaints, Rheumatism,
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Deafness, partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervou,
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functions. They are the best Purgativc Medicine
once to know it,
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pies, Blotches, Ulcers, Sores, aud al any of tn
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bowels need strengthening into healthy action
Ayers Pills set these things right surely MS wa
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Cough, and the Pills for all arrangements requirin
| a purgative menicinc.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Practical and An,
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Domestics.
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1000 A" shifting stripes
1000 Cotton Flsnnrls
500 Ticking.
500 " Red Wool Flannel
$50 Nelluw "
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Also
Batting. Garnet Warp, Cotton NHrH, Wicsing,
rwine Sc. Tor ale cbeap at thu Corner store,
""' LNMAN'S.
Nov. II, 1883. Jaw"
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LATE, BUT MOI LEAN !!
nEwEY HAS AT LAST kECElVED HIS

Which fully equals, snd in some resp, cts surpasscs
sPrees-anythug be hasereT offered t. u suffering
community.
All those who anxious (and who is not y to
consolidate aud cement the hogd Of the union, (of
soul and body) requested to call it il believed
that all parties, Hard shells and soft shcilsif they
only" shell out'-Ebouy aud silver grey--pIovdcd
they have the silver, will here fad menus, radispu
tally eonsfd.oaal. for the mlliShment Of their
desires
Particulars will he published before Thanh giving
when it will be seen that provision has BEEN de
for that good time coming"
Nov. Gath, 1883.
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r.usicai ,p>'ruulcnts

4 LARGE SFOCh or NtOLlNs, tCCOEDEONS,
Guitars. Bows, Strings, aad musical rro-c' m
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