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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Fifty three peniicnt boilers from X. n.
Councils in Concord, n. Il have published
card IN the Patriot moving their seces.
sion. The Patriot is in raptures and piouslv
elacuates--" Satan's Kingdoms tumbling
down. Il asserts that 1904 Know Moth
lngs have deserted the order in the State of
New Hampshire
The X. N. Council in Hartford has order
ed ITS members Ia stop the Hartlora Times.
aud eight craven souls have already ccmph.
Ell iih the mandate. Boston .iiias.
We have before recorded a statement that
locos went into the X n. lodges in N. H.,
as spies. 1t is no, surprizing that hey are
oui-by kicks or otherwise. Perhaps better
men IRE quitting, rs in Now York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Edinburgh Rerie'e for Jauuary; Leonard
Scott y Co., New York, 70 Fulton street,
entrance 81 Gold. 50 year-posiage
II cents.
The leading article, on Parliamentary
oPposiuon,' is Interesting aud applicable on
'hlS sioe Of The ocean. We commend il to
poi'''eons' Marden's History Of the Pu-
Filans viii do for readers Of the religious
class, "cordina. Mezzoianti" for holars,o
ana The War in the Crimcar for everybody.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Fuf''ams Monthly for March contains the
conclusion oil "israel Potter by Herman
Melville, an able article agaius, the ad,nis.
sion OF Utah as a Mormon State. and
the usual variety Of Magazine articles. A
portrait of Rev. Dr. Vnton, N. Y, is given
IN this number, and we are glad to see that
hereafter each portrait viii bear the name
'' The person "taken on s. per annuin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Dickens Household Hords New York. }.
a. Dix, publisher, 10 Park Plac, 81 per
annum.
The number for March Is a double nun.
Der, closing volume 10. OF course, new
volume succeeds, and this Is the very time
for subscribers to forward their orders. The
style OF g Household Words" is excel,en,
It's articles are varied and Interesting, always
on the side Of humanity; and the American
publisher and printer do their part beauti-
fully.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02
Election Wednesday, March n.


fOr Council OF tcnsofa.
HlLAND HALL Of Bennington Co.
I'D. BRADLEY of Windham Co.
JAMES BARRETT Of Windsor Co.
.SlLAS II. HODGES of Rutland Co.
SAMUEL $. PHELPS Of Addison Co.
ROYAL HATCH Of Orange c.
GEORGE r. MARSH ofChtiendcn Co.
AZEI. SPALDING Of Washington Co.
Of Caledonia Co.
woRTHINGToN SMITH of Frank
lin Co.
E.B. SAWYER Of Lamoillc Co.
SAM'L A. WILLARD Of Orleans Co.
ABRAHAM HARDING of Grand Isle.
Mr.. KELLOGG Of Rutland County has de
rlined, and we adopt the name Of Hon. SrLAs
II. IlopeEs, at the suggestion Of the Herald.
Judge POLAND also declines. We hope the
Caledonia papers will suggest some person
for the vacant niche.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02
Total



The Messenger make one thousand less,
but We use its figures IN the details. Put
ting the average cost to the consumer at 81
per gallon, here is an annual liquor bill for
Mortified and the neighborhood Of over
$4,000. Bad enough surely but the Mes.
senger adds to the badness Of the business
by stating that the town agent bad sold only
1000 gallons Mortified must have been
unusually sickiy at that leaving $500 gal
Ions Dog River water includod) sold contra
~ lac This is TOO bad !; making due de-
ductions for liquor imported By individuals
for their own use, or for agents perhaps, in
sdjoinig towns, still there must have been
an Immense deal of unlawful liquor dealing.
But think Of this: if KorlhGeld had been
an siscted to tax Of $4,000 for conveying
mira y >ter TO every house, the people would
have ,ebe,' ed yet how much better. how
much more m. raj, more comfortable, more
profitable and M &c Respectable would have
been tax for f.at,ins. 'ead of for rum, fights,
wounds, SORROWS, disess, and death Why
don. the people rebel at 'is sio'ooo rum
taxi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

The 'lmeriean almanac and Repository Of
useful K''oleiedge for 1853: Boston, Phil
lips, Sampson s. Go.
Here are a52 pages i2mo. ia fac type aud
printed IN hne style, making handsome
volume Of valuable astronomical, statistical,
ana political matter For sale by $. NJ.
Walton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

a Henry Liquor Tar. The Christian
Messenger gives he following liquor stats.
tics for Northheld, for the year past.
Liquor brought by railroad as
as freight s,l0O gallons
Add Dog River water, 100
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02


Got new master lis a new man,
Freedom hey-d Freedom hey-day %
Please srl would you ask our common
friend, Lieutenant. Governor Raymond, in my
name, TO advertise IN the New York Daily
Times handsome premium for the best dis
sertalon on the subject" w hat is the diff
ference for the better, between the A.
merica of President franklin Pierce,
and the America Of President Willard Fill
more, either in principles, diplomacy, aciiyi-
ty, or policy p The slightest indication Of
the slightest difference for the better, shall
be considered a satisfactory reply, except
the one that now Peter holds the emoluments
Of such situation" as Paul held before
The Democrats majority Of both Houses Of
Congress requested TO act as prize judges.
This question is the more interesting, sir,
because it is a fact, that in the general opln-
ion Of Europe the election of General Pierce
to .the res'dency of the United States is
attributed TO Young America especially
and great expeditions (since completely
vanished long ago) have been entertained
about conspicuous energy Of his admins
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-22
Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Oct g.
Another rise has taken place in the rate of
discount by the Bank Of England and the rate
now is 81 per cent. This advice has OCCASION
ed much commercial uneasiness, and the cot
ton market is depressed and prices are irreg-
ular. Dennistowr g. Co. report cotton at a
decline Of Is m prices. Market closing heavy.
Sales for the week 40,880 bales.
Manchester market quiet and very little
business doing. Brown & Shipley report the
quality of new wheat not promising. Old
wheat active and in demand at full prices
Flour in better request. Indiana corn quiet.
Consols closed at 8714.
American Stocks-business trifing and
prices nominal.
Provisons-There is considerable demand
for beef, especially the lower qualities. Pork
is in moderate request. Nothing doing in ba-
con. Tallow active
Breadstuffs.-Bacon & Shipley quote white
wheat at 12s@12s Cd; red wheat at lis Cd
OILS. Flour-W estern Canal quoted at &c
gals; Southern 42@43s; Ohio 43s@43s Cd
Corn-Quotations for white 44@45s; yellow
4Os 6d@41s; mixed 40s 6d@41s
Consois quoted on Saturday at 873S.
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5oa9 70 for common superfne to best extra
There is but little doing in Southern -four, and
prices are without important change-sales of
1000 bbls at So 67a9 81 for mixed to choice
brands, and SO 5Oa10 so for fancy and extra
Rye -four in moderate request sales 200 bbls
at Sc 25a7 Is for fine and superfne Wheat
- market dull and 2a4e lower The demand
for export limited and the home trade will
only buy sufficient to meet their most press
ing wants. The sales include 1900 bushels
red Southern at 81 99a2, 9,4O0 good white at
2 Is, 5000 red and spring and winter mixed
Milwaukee at 1 80a1 IS, u, 200 bushels COM
mon to prime white Canadian at 2 12a2 Is, and
10000 bushels red Milwaukee at so.
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Flour is better demand both for export and
home consumption and the market for com
mon and medium grades may be quoted shade
firmer. We also notice better inquiry for
further delivery Sales of 1900 bbls at
> SO BIAS IS for common to straight and extra
State, closing with no sellers of the former
below So 44a8 so, common to fancy and low
grades extra Western at IS 37a8 rs, and
50 25a1t for the whole range of extra Gen
nessee, the latter price for very choice made
from selected wheat, market closing buoyant,
with brisk demand. Including in the sales are
1000 bbls common State for November at
about So 25. The market for Canadian -four
is scarcely. SO firm-sales 1900 bbls at So
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-22

A SERGEANT's SILK HANDKERCHIEF-Th
ives in the little village of Brentwood, SER
geant retired from the 18th fusileers, by name
Thomas Everett illustrated in the Crimean
war with five wounds, and the loss of one eye.
A mighty hunter of Russians was Thomas
Everett; having it is said, bagged fifty of the
! children of the Czar--the miserable little ones
: At the Alma shot whistled through Thomas
Everett's ear, whispering danger private and
confidential. A bayonet went through his
arm in sortie; and by way ofvariety, Thomas
Everett enjoyed ball on the same evening
through the hip A cannon shot made so near
an acquaintance with one of his feet, that it
delicately removed the sole of a shoe. Two
of his comrades were taken into Sebastopol
lprisoners, but Thomas Everett stole into the
city at night, shot the sentry who guarded
them and returned with his rescued friends
Great, heroic have been the deeds of Thomas
Everett; and great, magnificent, has been his
reward for-but the theme calls for a new par
agraph.
For Thomas Everett has received silk
handkerchief hemmed by her Majesty! How
! much heroism, how much devotion may be
covered by one silk handkerchief! The gallant
fellow is of course delighted-proud of the
present. We think he ought to be permitted
on Sundays and holidays, to hoist that hand
kerchief as his own peculiar flag, on his own
staff, before his own cottage door. How,
streaming to the wind, it would gather around
it all the youthful rustics, firing their blood
with sense of glory, and kindling their hopes
that, for only the loss of one eye, the incon-
venence of five wounds, with deeds of Prov
ess too numerous to particularize they too
might hope some day to obtain silk handker-
chief Of course, Thomas Everett, sergeant,
receives pension. But wherefore has he not
been promoted to the rank, at the least Of en-
sign? At least the silk handkerchief might
have wrapped up commissioner Lon. Punch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-22
DIR. W. 7. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF 4
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS, ss

AND FEVERS.
Ts often and too ssgqsny the practice Of ndividqss
Of certificates purporng TO from who have
are merely of the compounds
of the medicine sign ed with fetiti9Es Parss
public miraculous and wonderful cures in diseases which
tho diseases in the aption Of this
there has neverbeen offered to suffering humanity safe
would refer persons in this community who trying
the these Pits nave
These Pills are not composed OF cheap ingredients ana
made and put by the subscribers and composed
Rsb an are which viii cure Aa1 and IN e%
patton will these Pills the cheapest and
ssEtiasetss and want nsrs evil
'pt'''@'.' : '' owENspoRo KY. August !, 1885
Ths certifes that my taken very sick with chilli
high fever and iing and and procured box
feotsds spesdy AID permanent cure JOHN a. MeFIR
Ieerfv that had oh and fever and was Induced i frc
tine sss p en- hs n saias an
ted Pills had used the whole box before entirely
public Tor the cure f1gue andF Fever. E. G. AYREs.
owrsspono KY, May II. 1885,
Dr. Sir ch HnsRg for the past tw.
Ing nothing that would afford relief only for few
SSs & Sas w r. & sa g. to ms ea at
uisng box fogId that more Tree non tar
would say all who have Chills and Fever, lose not
ment go Immediately DR.. j W Compton and pros
box and word for it, will b. troubled
with Chills again. CHAS. b. GRlST.
Bon HARBoR. Ky. April II, 1885,
This certify that had Chis and Fever my family
months and tried all the Chill Pills
Chill medicine that be had in the country In erdi
nary they have stopped the chs the
family with exception On oldest there
that would make unt
'1N' wv VIM. o. JACKSON.
owENsBoRo. KY, Feb. %, 1858.
DR. W T. 0wEN-Dear Sir: | have been afflicted with
six months, after try
edes. induced try box of Ague Pills, which
have cured sound and WE'LL snd believe them to b the
best medicine in use. BALTHASER NACH.-
have known the above gentleman years. crt-
> J. PLUNKETT, River Trader.
Pittsburg. Pa.
LEwIsroRT, KY, Jan. 2. 1855.
This certhes have had the els and lever
and tried various remedies without effect then used one
box of Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and they have entirely
THUS r TAlLOR.
owESsBoEo. April Il, 1888.
certify that Ihad chs and fevers and applied aooG
which break the chs give relief.
Try Dr. Owens Chill Pills. did they
cured me distressing pain in the side. which
wonld result in something serious Persons afflicted
with chifs would do we'll to use them they certain
GEO. W +. MONA RCH.
" Pills warranted to in every instance
where the directions followed.
a5T- For sale, wholesale and retail. by
]. W. COMPTON. Druggist.
0wenshurg. Ky.
Also by W0OLSEY & SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail gents,
sep1 zm-w Evansville. lad.
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MEDICINAL,
WHY FEMALES SUFFER In HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR. 4, II. MAURICEA

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN. 8,
One Hlsndreda Edition 600, 0oo) 18nao. pp 2so.
standard work Of established reputation.
PhiisdeipS aS otSer oss and so sH hs
principal booksellers in the United States.
EVERY can here discover By comparing her own
symptoms with described the character
of her complaint spared much anxiety
ering we'll the unpeasannes of making known
making inquiries of physician respect the numberies
ailments which abe subject The wife about becoming
often need advice in respect
to which she will End This tells her
the matter and tells her it. in simple
but chasts words. and such as she understand.
Those from distractions or irregularities pecua.
"a the saai vstern from ppoI APsI1S TTrRI 1fans 4
the Womb from FLuoR ALRUs will each md in its
the means Of prevention, anelioraticn. ana relief
Much di tress of mind as well as thousands pseunary
gHe oe saSea 20 ers We Ise ht
tn better understood is traeeab that natural and
consult with medical in respect
Ia eopS af Tbe Married Womsn;s Private Medical Com
panion every female has phgsieian that knows and de-
she consult al times without violence her sensitive
TExsrsos of letter from gentleman in Dayton. ohiOl
mAuncrAs DAE AZ 8. hss s:.n s Per
ofgeat anguish and suffering months before and during
Frustrated her putting her life in dagger and
m- Gu ls asss OF. nae
heard your highly spokan
tanning matters reaching On its receipt and
perusal express you the relief my dis
learning great discovery NJ NJ Desomeaux provi-
ded remedy lOpeDed PROSPECT which little
ceved possible But for this another year would
passed head in all human probability my wife
would have her grave children
INDIANA AGENTS:
J. NJ & J. o. Howe Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Greencastle Ell RiehmOn F. J. Faitre Shelby
vile g. R. Harvey Yncennes james Beard. H. Faucet.
@. Hensy, Kokomo j. Snodgrass, Perryyills A.
N. Chamberlain Elkhart; 4. J. LsDgdon Roekport M O.
Dustin. Jacksonville; G W. Allison. Franklin; l. G. As
pleeate, Delphi, and SAAC Ell LISTER. Evansville.
E1r Upon receipt of One Dollar. 1.-THE Ma RRlED Wo-
MANS PRIV MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (mail-
any part the United States the Csnadas and
British Provinces letters must be postpaid and ad
City Publishing Once, No. l29 Liberty Street. New iOrk.
sept 3nn-daw
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Eotal Department.
RIVER ITEMS.

- The river was falling at Louisville last
dates, with feet and little over in canal
- The Cumberland river was falling last
week with feet water on shoals.
- The Golden Gate was here Saturday
morning with fair trip bound for St. Louis.
She put off some freight here. We thank her
clerk for papers. She was crowded with pas
sengers number of whom were bound for
Kansas. This steamer was week in picking
up her load at Cincinnati. Freights appear to
be very dull at that city.
- Cardinal Byington, late of the North
erner is again in the Cincinnati and Louisville
trade. He has taken charge of the Office of
the City of Wheeling.
- Capt. Yocum's staunch new boat does
not start to Wheeling or Pittsburg until to-
morrow. He owners are undecided whether
to call her Cornelia or Cairo City.
Lou. Coatr.
Let him compromise and call her Cairo. 1t
is short name, easily written, and according
to the prevalent though wrong opinion, aRpnO-
PIRATE, as she will always be surrounded by
water.
- The swift and splendid Alvin Adams
may be expected here early this morning from
Louisville, bound for st. Louis.
- The Fashion is due this morning from
st. Louis, and nothing but heavy fogs or bad
accident will keep her from coming up to
time.
- The following rates of freight prevailed
at Cincinnati last Friday.
st. Loms-Dry Goods 25c. ID cwt. Heavy
Freight 20c@25. Whisky 65.
NasauiHe--Whsky 81 rs, Pound Freight
$4,000. per. cwt Clover seed 81 rs per Dbl.
Ale 81 25.
: Ne,o Orleans-Flour 60, Pork so, Whisky
81. Pound Freight 50@75c. per cwt.
- The Memphis has been repaired and
was to have left Cincinnati last Saturday for
Memphis. She may be expected here to-day.
- The Switzerland, Capt. J. R. Schenck,
was loading at Cincinnati last Saturday for
New Orleans The j. p Tweed was also pre-
pairing to load after the other. Our old friend
Charley Sohtag is in the office of the Tweed.
Capt Clements is in Command.
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EVANsVU,LE C0NMERCIAL C04IEGE.

EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
TENHE Third Annual Session of the above
First street. between Main and Sycamore
city Evansville will Monday, Sept IL
1855.
School for obtaining thorough practical knowledge of the
rieaee of Double Entry Book Keeping in all its various
forms equal If dperior School E the West
Students time and with their cSa
cities &c. Time equ complete full eourse from
weeks For catalogues giving full particulars address
the Principal. ca IL at the Rooms.
IS se553 Iwdfsmw JEREMIAH BENIN Principal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-22

ETTERS Patent were granted to HUNTER GARD
4 NER Oct 18th. 1851 for mprovementin Plows The
the block and its apF eson to steel
mould board And whereas many plow makers have
still board without aUthorityt ereb
the right notice hers by given that
the ght by will claimed. and any infringe
thereon will be with according to law Any and
all persons wishing this mould board In the manuae
ture of the piow any quantity OF Mr. nam
UEL ORR, Evansville. lad. Any Information wanted viii
beyan by addressing paiG9 undersigned at Jeer
vile Ind wheaone only authorized Agents for
the PstenteeS and aanu?setEre Of the hoard.
STERLINEG RAMROE.
ep26-lEeAws AGENTS teg HuRt Gardner.
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MEDICINAL.
Ii THE PURPOSES OF A
F AMILY PHI

HE RE has long existed public demand for effective
sst safe in its operation This has been prepared
svey shown with what aocomp purpose
It's easy to make physical PILL but not easy to
the objections but all the advantages every other This
specially submit public decision has been
unae for the patient hitherto that almost every purgatve
snet Many OF them produce much grirng pain and
good to be derived from them These PMS produee NO rri
ation or pain unless it ari from previously existing
ructon or derangeu ent in the bowels Being purely
table, harm can arise from their any quantity;
Minute for the which
they are applicable are given the box Among the
mention Liver Complaint in various forms OF Jaundice
aSy Bous Bilious Fever se
Psin in the Side and Lens in TRUTH all these
afford prompt and relief in cOstiveness piles
body, ulcers and impurity the blood short any
and every case WHERE argsays is ts9g,irsd;
r @ Gon pToPsy Gravel E5yspess PalpitaOn
should be freely taken the the year purify
and prepare the system for the change Of
setion an restores the appetite and vso They purify the
tenn renoyae the body an restore the wasted
Or diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence
exists but dosing should be carried
when taken to The thousand which pRysic
required cannot be here they suggest
ed this pill will better purpose anything which
are known the public viii no longer doubt what remedy
te employ when in need of cathartic medicine.
Being they pleasant take aid being
purely vegetable harm arise their any
quantity.
For minute dirsetioP; SEE BE wrapper the box
"A NJ s C. A YER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. MASS.
Price rs cents per box. Eve We fSxes fort 81.
Keller Farnsley & Co.. Evansville, Ind;
Xagre & Crawford. Owensyile;
Halock Parmiter, Prneeton;
g. B. Bingham, Patoka;
w j. Whiting. Cynthiana;
J. &. Jaquess e. Co, Poseyvill =;
Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsyie an iWadssVille;
williams and Robertson. West Franklil;,
DR.. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson Mt. Vernon;
Hudspeh & Bro, Roonville
Bowers s. Sargent. Eewburgh;
Adams & Campbell. PetersburEh;
Fred Eekstein. Cincinnati. o., and all druggists.
oetI1-4m
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-REFERENCES-
DANIEL wooLsEY. E1R
AUCTION ROOMS

4 EkOUNfS9
Old Court House Corner Main and Third Streets mme-
diately opposite The Washington Hotel.
WMAVIEG leased for term of years and fitted the
E k above well known stand. prepared to
esve for sale auction private sale all kinds goods
and merchandise household furniture horses.
gies, etc..
Cash sdyanees made on sonsgnments when required.
eommeRcing O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wedp esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
Outdoor sales sales Of real estate promptly
to.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and general of FURNU RE- consisting oslat
spindle and bahnister backs scroll and scoop rim
back office, French, Jenny LIND, and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Ohar Elizabeth
chairs spring rockers Sofas sociabes
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors, hne and misses bedsteads.
trasses tin and wire safes which will sell at Gin
einnati prices.
We have also hand great variety ofnotioas. jewery
volins aceordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. W0OLSEY NELSON,
my9 Auet's.
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EDUCATION, &C.


PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
vHNHE first annual this Institution will be
n ed on Monday. the Sd of September. 1885, eonveni
building will be erected during the
Ell accommodate pupils the opens.
will be fitted and comfortable supplied
with of philosoT hcal and chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in separate which boys der twelve
years of age will be admitted.
The Princp has made arrangements with families
to board pupils from distance.
SESSION MoSrHs:
Boarding Lights and Fuel Observation-Disclosures $50 90
Tuition Cisss ............. 20 o.
Junior Clls s............ ................. 90
Preparatory Second Class 10 co
First Glass so
Music with use of Piano 20 90
Painting and 90
Embroidery 600
Modern languages -.
Payments strictly in advance except by pecissarTange
ments with the PRINCIPAL. - :
Assistants: Mrs II. W. PAXTON
Mrs. M NJ. MORTON. jy2
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AUCTION SALES.


ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
NTTE offer sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dsnce, with good ut-houses and estern and in
good neghborhood. Fer pat ticulais enquire of
SWEET & LEONARD,
|. NJ ArarH