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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
Only I2. Miles Land Carriage.
MCADAAfIZED ROAD.
sg THROUGH AHEAD OF THE NAILS -,aa 3,

TlHIs Company have now thefollowing splendid stea
L mers, which will secure spare vessel on either
ocean, giving guarantee to passengers against Y
delay on the IsthGus =
t ON THE PACIFIC:
q Sierra Nevada. Brofyse.. To,,atI,o,,.
COrtes. ctaa Pacific.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16

[DEPARrURE FROM BROADWAY wHARr.1
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16

FOR NEW ORLEANS
Daniel Webster and Texas Igfc
These steamers are all of the first class and fast sal
lers thoroughly ventilated and well proyisioned af
tordlng the travelling community the Shortest safest
and most pleasant route to the Atlantic passengers
arriving in New York and New Orleans from fo1T to-
SIX Gays IN. advance OF any other route. steamer
Will be dispatched from New York on the 5th and goth
ana from San Francisco the 1st and 10th of each
month"; CHARLES MORGAN,
Agent, New York
FANE s c.. K. GARRISON,
September %, 1S53.-n1tf. A'D : A'A'iS'0
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16

The Isthmus of Nicaragua is free from sickness of
any kind. Since the breaking out of Yellow Fevsr in
New Orleans the ships of this Company have not been
from that mort =. y. rsaa VI E[-l
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GROCERIES,. WINS. LIQUORS, 4

GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS., &c,
rlNlE subscribers have lu-t received, per
steamer Clcona, in addition to their fer
mc- stock, f,ii and complete assortment of
Groceries, Western Produce, and other article,
suited to the trade, all new and fresh, COM
r,ised of the following articles, via
~ casks ribbed bacon so kegs lard
10 tierccs Stacy q Shay's eAt'a hams
10000 lbs elcar.si6e bacon
40 bbls 'lonr; rs bbls extra do,
90 sacks coffee
40 bbls and 10 half bbls molas~os
40 Dbl. aud 30 half bbls Dexter whisky
10 bbIs Dean and Wnyne's whisky;
rs bbls ST Louis whisky,
10 hbls old Mononga'm'a whisky;
10 hhas brown and clarified sugar
is bhls crushed and bbls powd'd sugar
10 bbls loaf sugar
80 boxes Virginia tobacco.
AL.o-BOAT AND BAR STORES.
Compr,sinc choice and select variety of Bran
dies, wines, gin, rum, bi,tcr-, syrups, etc with
we'll assorted stock Of Fancy Groceries, viz
sardnes, pickles, candies, preserves, keschnp.,
sauces. mustard, etc.
STACEY 4 WELLS,
Successors To Robert Donnell,
Sept2 y. II on the l.evee
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eo-which Was reported to have been taken
has not been confirmed.
r The bombxrdment Of Odessa turns out
20 be a very Insignificant affair. and it is
even doubtful whether Sebastopo has been
b,mbarded n, all. though it WAS announced
,h., il WAS the intention Of the allies to
make that fortress their headquarters
Democrat.
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Atte0t1Ou! ". Lew.

Store in Johnson's Brick building, North
side Of the Public Square,
HAS just received, and is now opening u
i i large and handsome assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
which cannot be surpassed in thia market,
consisting in par, Of the following article.
$50 pieces Of rich prints
60 do French enrhams;
30 do French lawns;
a fine assortment Of ladies fancy dress goods
berages bayadere robes painted, swiss jaco.
net. and g-s.baI muslins co.tonade-, linens.
hosiery, DC. a very large aud choec stock
READY MADE CLOTHING
Boots, shoes. and hats, aud, in fine, II great
variety of articles unnere ,sary to .numeratc.
The above assortment of goods have been
selected with great care, and purchased at low
| figures. lie il therefore prepared to sell very
cheap. H. wishes to make rapid sales, and IN
order TO do so, Is coutenled with small profits.
lie will sell for cash, or to pune;ual customers
on time.
May 10, en-.
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the MAMMOTH STABLE,

ssp
" toiDeir and Retail sad.RC end Harness
Stap
Large saddle and harness shop
S44-H has t.cn wanted fot long time
AEI ia Marshall The suhsr-firrs
aware of this, have recently visited New Or.
leans, and returned eith large and web se.
lccicd stock Of every thing in the
above line which they will scli on more
favorable terms than has ever bech
offered IN this market, either for eash or corn
aud fodder II you want anything Of the kind,
don't eend abroad put yourself 10 the
trouble of snnunc around, bat cali down and
look a, our stock, and pf,se our goods
shop adjoining lisep Stable, North side
public SQUARE.
The Litsry >iabls is handsomely fitted up,
and il acknov lodged to be cno Of Va, Mxerl
and best regulated establishments in the State
Persons Jslrons1ing this stable may rest asSur.
cd tina, their horses sil receive every attention.
We Keep plenty Of pro,ender and isithfu. host.
iers.
4. L. Hi<s0\ 4 Co.
II We have horses, hugses, hacks, and
carriages to hire, sell. OF i'aae.
April, apth. 1854 ~
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plinj.lC lAkEI(t 4.

In slr, a,h day Of July mat PUBLIC NARHt..
cur will IL. gwen 1T NsrhsH. TEXAS. ~ honor Of
the birth day ct our National Independence, and for
n grand usilroad "ssuoa, Al "h,ch time and place
The c,,isens Of Eastern le.ss And North Ipnisiana.
r-n~rsily are respectfully m,nd to attend and par
seipaie. -
th'n Coatn,ne IF Mtiaioa-
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puHLlC ENAMlNATlO.N

The aanuai rssmins,ion Of n. Pap,ls Of the Ma
,cp,e F.,apio ln,,isatc vii cotnn-lra on Tuesday
rh, j. III inst aud continue. from day 10 day uniil
the e.cn,u. pf the pah nj which TIME the highest
fopo,. ~ The 1n,,,ra,. Will ~ conferred m h,s Young
s,A,s. The Music Department vii give concert
TIlOs. D. WILSON. Pres't.
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SrArs Oh 1f.sAs, County Of UGryispa.
NOTICE IS hcrob' river p,a' NJ TAYLOR,
~ Administrator oi the estate # jackson
brewer, deceased, has sled his accounts with
the ssli estate, and that .aid accounts viii be
opened at The neat term Of the county court.
Ia b. heii IN and for the county Of HARRISON,
Texas, on the as, Monday ~ June inst, It
being tir 2Gih day thereof, fot con>id' ration
and allowance, when aud where vii persons
Interested may attend and roricst them i 'hcS
see proper p ufhr Of -aid court.
q. HENDRick. tlt
lune 10. 1854 ~ 81
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NEW AOVENTlaEM T. NTS.
aao REWARD

SrRAYED from tho subscriber on
the 10th Of April last, i've mises south
AAh OF Bethany, Pamela county. Texas,
two small Missouri mare mules One Of them
- yellow, monss colored mule and had on
bill when shs l-f. The o:acr, n dark brown
OF bay. No marks Of harness on them. Any
person delivering sad mulss, will no paid $50
Any information will DO thankfully resolved.
JOHN Il. JOHNS.
June ~, 1851. - u
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The MELO.pi.A\.

IIIL MILD.Pl.A\.
TUE Subscriber ,akos pleasure 10 Announcing
! that he ha, made arrangement with ths
manufacturer, for The sale %, the above uca is
Invented and patented Musical lps,rumcnt-
invented and manufactured IS H. d. Horton
g. Co, Akron Ohio.
A specimen ln.tsumcn, last received, may
be seen by calllng on the -ub-oriher
IN view of our prueurious navigation, appt.
cation without DELAY, Is solicited of those who
would secure for Themselves this pridr and oy.
nafncnt Of the paflcf and dehghttl choir IN
s'rument. They can be- sent with perfect SAFE.
" 10 any part Of The country.
DENCKIPTiON ere.
Tho Melo-p.an varies in compass from five
to six ociae.- IN SIZE II u smaller than a
Piano, but IN shape very much Ike that instru'
niert
Tn. Instrument mast be heard 10 be appr,s
eiAt.d-fot IT. own tongue ran hesi sound is
own praise, AMI illustrate It's inimi.ahle mrdi-
laton aud perfect harmony with The human
voice, by reason Of which Il ha- already worked
its way TO the hearts Of muiitluies OF happy
ssmies, and caused II to become hghly pop
ular as an accompaniment 10 the social and
sacred song.
Its power csn b, made amply Sufficient sor
large c@of, aag 40 INSTRUMENT in the world
harmnnscs SO perfectly with The human voice.
!, seldom gets on, OF repair, and may be
used for years without getting on, OF f.sHe
Price varies according 10 sxe. and also
whether single or double sets Of reeds.
Terms made kuowa on application.
=. DANfJkrH.
NIB The subscriber vii also give Inslric-
ton on the Instrument. Also tune and rcpsir
Pianos. Jasi received good supply of PIANO
strings, lNo. so--u(
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UISSOLTTfO.N

TIVE Copsr,nershlp Of " Books 4 Bsc.
Is this day dissolved. Persons having
bushes. with the late firm, viii please Apply to
Wu. Brooks for settlement. -
WIN BROOKS,
J. W. BROOKS.
W. Books, J. W. Books, and u. y. Ma.
ssy, will continue the business al thu old
stand Of Brooks 4 Bro, where they vii be
pleased 10 serve their friends and the public
generally. on tho most accommodating terms.
The Ra,s,v,ng, Forwarding, and CONFUSION
business, wi,iho continued b, The undersigned
BROOKS. BROTHER. 8 MASki
r.A. ,r. rsrss. 'sn 1884
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= > - : 49, :
DISSOLUTION
.rEgs. , c
g., e.. GREGG h CO.,


tOa the West side Of tie Public Square,
MARSHALL, rExAs,
AT THE OLD STAND or n.E0c 4 KEY.
NfllERE We VIII be most hnppy 10 s"sr
W our Old trends and the public genera rs
as drslrr, in DIV 0oods, Ihrdrdrc. Cu'lery
Wood War, Vassrsgarc, Uaiss Caps. bO"'
nets, Boots, Ssses, Eeady AIaa, Cio'tinf,
S,tan. b0,ks, >isi'onsrt. &c, d, wh.ie all.
r,oies gensnAlly found 10 .oantf; .lvfrs. tan
b. had Oh the mosi favorable terms for u~,a
OF on tine 10 good pron'f, pay.nr vas,oU.e's
We tender our sincere ,hahks 10 tho pso.-
e Harrison and adjoining conn.ss iur Mas
patronage ~ literally extended f,t the PAT
iale Years to ort Mr g g. Gregg. during h..
connection slth the la,r hfms ot Evans. Gi-s.:
y Key, and Gregg Key. and most respect
ia|4y solig.t continuance o! the ssme 10 our
rev irsa, hoping by straight forward, ia,f.
upu. hit e0ufs, "a bnsiaess, 10 mort the cob
fdenee u The people and liberal share u trade.
plrdg.ng ourscne, to pl-cs our cn4ioDsfs
on IA equality IN every respect, ai,h those II
lle best houses IA Marshall. Al ps a.. is I,
far irjal
MARSHALL January II. ls5t
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Jeff ersOu cneuts.


,hNERAl dealers in Dry Goods, Groce.
~ RES, Drag, OILS, Pamns, Dtesf,gs
NHdoir Glass &C., dc
Groceries, and Baggn, and Rope furnished
to planters on accommodating terms
Also Receiving, Forwarding. nnd Commis.
sion merchants, Dallas street. Jefferson, Texas
Feb. Is, lssI ly
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NOTICE.
Shrerepor Eecciring and Forwardiar.
AN compelled TO adopt the cash system in
/ my Warehouse and from this date cannot
deb'er goods until the freieh, and charges are
paid
l.. T.. CARTER.
Shreveport NAV -. 1884. Gm
II. NJ. Airir. r :. MILLER.
ID NJ McAiPiN 4 90 Whoirsfie Gr1tcri
~. ana Belis's "a Wives aud liquors, :
Canal stree, Row, and 10 Common street, New
hrleana
We invite the particular nttentionof Mcrcb
ants and F3g'ess to our very large and wei
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries,
Jan 10, 1854 ,in2s-,y
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The = + kiNnAlL being large and fls,
boat with spaeiou. and WeA ventilated state
rooms, o'ief- superior Inducements 10 the ,ray-
cling community. The abote oates Of depaf.
iurr may be relied upon.
April 2Dla. 1851.
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BOARUlNG HOUSE.

HONNUTNV IVVSE,
Corner a Market aud TRAVIS Sfr~t's, apo
,,.s AZ Baptist Church, Sh,ersPeri, L.
MRS. WiSDHAM b~gs leave 70 inform
WI the citissns Of HARRISON and the adjo'n.
ing counties, that she has taken his commo.
dioua house, newly Furnished and renovated
Il, and is now ready 10 entertain travellers IN .
style no, surpassed By M hotels, and At more
moderate ohssces. TAsss il sn excellent Liv.
esy Stable eoss TO tho Hogss.
Si.,,V.ro,t NV 1851 -
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ACEN 4 W + l. LIS,
No, Ia on the Lsusr -Sucutssors 10 kobf
DonnsU,
HAVING formed a eop~rtnsrship for car
IL ryng on the Grocery and Produce Bus'-
meas. and having purchased the entire stock Of
Mr.. Robert Donnc! viii continue the trade, IN
all ita branches. n, tho above stand. One Of
thu firm has Just returned from the city, where
he selected with care EXTENSIVE additions, so
that our stock IL ncw large and complete, ard
viii be sold for small profit We respect
fhlly solicit and will he happy to receive.
continuance of the liberal patronage offended
to our predecessor, which from = rigid a,,en-
ton TO business, and uniform, fair, and hon
orabe dealing, We hope to hc aalo to meri,
from generous public.
ANDREW }. STACEY,
OSBORN J. WELLS.
July 70, 1859 Sy
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JOSEPH r. PRE TIT i co,
Jefferson. Teas.
IT AVE on hand splendid assortment o,
III Jewslry, consisting at gold ard silver
watches, ladies' and sen'lemon'' breast pms,
Of all sizes; car and finger rlngs bracelets
gold pens and pencils ladies' euii pins gen,
,l.men'. shirt and risbsnd buttons gcid
clasps, brca.t-ptns cmblcmaiic of Masonry
and Odd Fellowship ladies and gents mourn.
inn pins, Sc, &c ~, of winch ", warranted
TO be genuine articles, Ind sold cheap.
Also splendid assortment Of ladies wreaths
and ar,i6cials and lot Of superior PEN
knives
Jehsraon. May 90, 1851 ly
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JtSJ RECEIVED,
}. W. r. Il \,

>. W. u y,
jefferson, Teas,
WHOLESALE aud Retail Dealer IN IRON
W Nails Castings,
Groceries and Staple Dry Goods
A large stock Of every description OF sup
plies for
Country Merchants and Farmers,
The following is lisi OF SOM of the leading
ARTICLES alway, kept on hand
SOC sacks Rio, Havana, aud Java coffee
- ibis brown sugcr.
10 hogsheads do
70 ibis pulyerikcd sud 8 tons Tcau Iron .
Loaf Sugar
100 kegs OF nails;
20 casks bacon sides,
IS kegs lard,
400 Dbl. whisky; 100 Dbl. traniics-ya-
rious brandt Gun, ere
~ boxes Of brandy cherries
10 boxes lemon syrup
100 do clare, wine.
100 do champagne cider,
30 do mu-cat wine,
so do assorted cofdmIs
30 do essence Of peppermint.
% do Stoughtou's blticus
100 do star candies
100 do tobacco Of every description
% do bar soap,
$4,000 scgsr-, from Cuba -ixc- up 70 the finest
Cedar bsckc,s, counter brushes, oounic;
scaics. broom,, bottles, TASKS, dcoautcr-, cork
and cork screws
And complete assortment of Bar Stores,
Sc, Ac.
Also 'rree supply ii Slap. and Fanny
Dry Goods, Bcnugls, Hats, Boots, end
Shoes, Saddcry, Sc, &c.
Jefferson, March %, 1854 R5-ly
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CHARLES pucErRr

FASHIONABLE moor AND SHOE NihER.
l>ouih west corner of the nalli. ,qpAfcl
IL EIPS constantly ON hand large assoh.
IN meut uf ladies aud gentlemen boots aud
shoes, OF his own manufacture. also a good
supply OF sole and upper leather lor sale.
From his long experience and close attention
To the business he hopes To have aconiinuauco
OF that patronage heretofore 50 LITERALLY be-.
siowcd ou hlm Al orders promptly attended
to, and work warranted
Nov ~, 1888 uiSy
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CUTLERY, a.

CUTLERY, 81,
ID OGERE and Wostenhoim's pen and
~ pockct knives, hnc rafoss, razor s'rops,
AhAsing, tooth. nail. comb and hair brushes
anisopsa, and steass, &C., for sale At the City
Dug Hsorc.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
= April, 80 1881 "
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Law Notice.
MEDICAL, CARD.

hOCTGRS A = & T.. =. NJ Johnson have
- associated themselves in the practice Of
Medicine
~ Office one door Yves, Of the City Drug
Store
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FRESH ARRIVAL
NiiH they Core, and It Coming
IA Bags OF shot;
Nv 500 lbs Of bar lead
% kegs and half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
50 bag, of coar.e aud fine salt
20 bbls Of ~ Louis flour
. do white beans
do mackerel, nos and
So Bags of Rio coffee
80 bbls of sugar
10 boxes star candles
% do rasin soap
20 do %, tobacco
30 do Western Reserve ehtcse
tlerces of ricc
20 Dbl. and half bbls Of Y O. molassos
80 kegs of Sala, &c, 81.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, hordugs, and goldfish
figs, tasiR,, candles and nuts Of al kind.
and variety OF iaaoy eatshles too numcrou,
10 mention. Cali and see Tor your-cl,cs al
THE FORD Il WlISn\'S
April Is, 1881
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MARSHALL ST JEFFERSON. TTNiS.
AS now on hand, and will be- constantly
] ] receiving, direct from New York and New
Orleans large and extensive assorinicuts Of
DRY GOoDS AND GROCERIES.
which he will sell on as favorable terms NJ
can be purchased elsewhere aud to which he
would invite the attention of the citizens Of
Cass and the adjoining counties. Planters
and country merchants are requested to cali
and examine his stock, which embraces Dry
Goods, lnrgr assortment saddles brides.
hardware, orockery ware, hats, large assert.
ment Of ladies', boys. and peuilemen'- shoes
etc etc,
kIES-B Bacon, coffee sugar shot
and powder, nails, tobacco, whisky, salt. &c,
which irW b. sold as Low Il, am house IN
his city Also Baggiog and Rope viii be
furnished TO planters on customary terms,
Ma, 81, 1894 ~
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REGULAR pAtkET.

LAKE AND JEFFERSON PACkEI.
IT, u BELL GATES, " BsooAIs, Mas
.Rs, ter, having been purchased 'NIress-
Is iof de Red River aud lakc trade, having
superior accommodations, vii make regular
trips IN the above trade ,hfoug out the scason.
Match lsJ, Il
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WANTED.
q 900 BOARDS For further informa-
SsOUO ton. apply at this Office.
Juns -, 1854 ~ ("
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list OPENED d..

y " " u IT
NJ ESsRS. CURTIS a. TAil OR beg
vi leave to inform their old idend. ami
customers, that they have associated with
them In their mercantile establishment, DR..
\. JoEpos and shat their business Tor The tu-
tule viii be done under the name and style Of
CURTIS, TAYLOR, ~ 60.
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Sad ~ : shoul Ave feet nine ., I'm
inches Mi, sbous ,hi,ty.6~e years cf sIs, tls, X
hAis, aud slightly eal.ed iasiasd 10 ~ lalt.
sAS halr beng tl,. on The top Of tho h~.a
hsk eyes, h-.yy haek beard quick spoken I;
VIII we'g.t shos, lo3 pounds. Que u has
w'ls;s is crooked.
lke 24erds Of justice viii look cvt 81 him
In Inward is secured BY reepe11D fssstes.
il Nsnns0lcn with the vo4a6o(gos4 ~ be-
s.dss the eounty voashea fos ~ payleqA
go. ". HARF6n.
T.rrass. ~ u scsnty. Tsxss.
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BREW E,, AND hD,NS

HcH N,dc Of The Pnbi,c Square.
lave Just received, and are now opening
carefully selected stock of spring and
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nHANltrs WINES 1

lime Brandy, Port, Madeira. Sherry and
i Clsret Wines; London Porter. for med
lcal purpo,es,} sud cider Vinegar, for sale @,
me City Drug store
iOJ Nc 4 JOHNSON.
Aprll %. lspi,. y
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!, tole, alc and Retail sad'0c end UarHc
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'fAiii''Hi hfNn ttei ',NiNu "
FOR THE LADIES.
EEADI MADE CLOTHING.
Blacs cloth I.eae.. drao d's,r md mc'

sacks and coats linen ringhan, and alracs
costs ard saks black doe skin and dra u'r,C
PANTS lr"nuni cOiionadc rants while liiicr
drll pants biass sftiu vests, wh',r. bun. AMI
la1cy mnf.rilies VESTS linen bosom SHIRT.
shirl collars, &e, IS. Also Il variety If hat.
caps, Unbfcla', ani many o'h,s Ar.g!.s Tor
Frntt use
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
New Map Of Addison County

HENRY L. WALLlNG, State Engineer Of
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, is now en-
gagged In the preparation Of large and ac-
curatc Typographical map Of The State of
Vermont, and IN connection with that work
proposes to prepare Map Of Addison Conn
y from careful instrumental surveys through
out the entire county, to be completed and
punished AS soon as is compatible with ac-
curacy.
Every road TO be carefully urycyeh by
course and distance and the locations noted
oil all the hills, ponds, marshes, streams,
mills, churches, school houses, stores, work.
shops, dwellings and other buildings or 10.
calitcs of importance aud interest En-.
larged plans to he added in the margin, Of all
the principal villages in the county on a
large scale, SO as to show every building dis
tlnctly. Names Of property owners 10 be in
serted throughout the map in their proper
places A statistical table OF distances.
areas, &c, TO be inserted also "A large, col
ored Geological Map, showing the different
formations of rocl; and mineral throughout
the county and containing information of
great value to agriculturists and others. The
map will be handsomely colored and mount
ed, and furnished To subscribers for 50 pcr
copy.
AS parties from philadelphia are about the
country, publishing county maps from mere
eye sketches, and entitled to no confidence as
accurate typographical maps, all citizens in
terested in the matter are cautioned not to
subscribe In advance for u county map unless
they are assaFed that IL will he what il Is rep
resented, and, as / many places, gross mis-
representations have been made, the state
ments Of irresponsible persons should not b.
received without sufficient evidence.
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What Family Government Is.

1t is not 10 watch children with 4
suspicious eye ; to frown at their merry
outJursts of innocent hilarity to sup
press their joyous laughter, and to
mould them in to melancholy little
models Of octogenalian gravity.
And when they have been in fault,
I it is not to punish them simply on ac-
count Of the personal injury that you
may have CHANGED to suffer in con-
sequence of their fault while disobcdi.
iencc, unattended by Inconvenience to
! yourself, passes without rcbukc.
Nor is it to oycrwhelm the little cul,
prit with flood of angry words to
stun him with dcalcning noise to
call him by hard names, which do rot
express his misdeeds; to load him with
cpithets, which would be cxtrayagant
ii applied TO fault Of ten fold enormi.
.ty; or to declare with passionate ve>
hemcnce that he is the worst child III
the village and destined to the gallows.
But it is to watch anxiously for the
first risings Of sin, and to reprcss them !;
to counteract the earliest workings Of
seliishncss to suppress the first Begin
nings Of rebellion against nghtiul au,
thority to teach an implicit and un>
questioning aud cheerful obedience TO
the will Of the parent, as the best prep,
aration for 4 future allegiance to the
requirements Of the civil magistrate,
and u the laws of the great Ruler and
Father in heaven.
1t is to punish a fault because it is
sinful and contrary to the commands
Of God without reference to whether
il may or not have been productive Of
immediate igjary to the parent or to
Others.
1t is 10 rcrrove with calmness and
composure, and not with angry irrita,
ton in a few words, litly chosen, and
not with torrent Of abuse to runish
as often as you threaten, only when YOU
both intend and can remember to Der.
orm to say what YOU mean, aud ia
ialhbly to do as you say.
1t is to govern your family as in the
sight OF Him who gave YOU your au,
thority who will reward your strict
fidelity with such blessings as he be-,
slowed on Abraham, or punish your
criminal neglect with such curses as he
visited on Rcligious Herald.