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NIANI,rACruRrRs' NOTICE.. : The sub

NNNt' ~, 49,, 4 ASr f,f . % years 60 saule
~. 49, -. ~ a. ~ company the tlesns property,
.,,.I 49, ~ s~T-i rAr q tho Guy Of rsasneee'' ON
tee =. N,la.t-Log ltctlo feet ironi, Harding
kss 49,, hssv, Ach ~sl', ar'us Numbered TIRE. Sl, u
- 90 urU sslculsed 6'f ms,hnery Roar boid
49, a. . iee,! ore Sun fceti ono 2Sis feet tsendef
80. -,,aAe tot wcsN o. smith soi shops steam fS"ef
A. ~ ST, dessrcd either small OF
ir.r-rt Ca 10 neG 81 asnA The y-ry best Of TIM w
- ~ Assrea rrsaly 20 any qusun'y Fse'y 10 Nes ios
rr,,t,u. ar. shunasit hcrs plenty and
st. .r v with the s u sdvsus~srs fr education and 90
,cty sNS The ciy vnttcnly hesihy fSiin'thei Raveu
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III NAV -RfDFORp hT SkLE.--rhe subscriber ofers. ior
"a the large RuAng uA'ed On Wsl erected abont rnfce
"a, ,nsc Tor MGnufsctc Of Hanging Papers The badins
3 % VIVID thrre sNcs hsN 100 teei IN lenEth sni iest
v,Ae With an Adjoining hgdiuf story heh - ies of y
tss The ct 80 feet ty 100 feet with she'd of stoes
Te "A ea sean-onsine q ten horse power and The ron
sr sr7SnscA hcins warmed BY steam There are uodinS
rsshs Culen~ering and Printing Machines together WITH
ov.rIt, % Bloch The premises situated Ia the i
lst, scoy Of the railroad and IN every way are VEL saI-
l.,e the shove any other manufacturing business f@
&. ms snd other informs ION apply 70 ~ . .,
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: MS 'Aa ''''' ,CSHasRLEsE. MORGAN. New.Bodf9rd
DATFNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Patents OF

sFWiNG MACHINES covering tn best machines aui
the he.ces; 70 introduced 70 the market
se,hef with hoels and Psiens ready f mined ne manu-
f.strr, FofsAe by {. a. DURGlS No S5j Broadway.
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CpIr~ SHIPPERS The

VMlN,HTANT 60 GRAIN SHIPPERS s,.ss
,.h.rtA~ .r~ ssw r,sh ~ segei te g. tse 'S,cuiNE
s,,as'.S ROWLAND MAS ~ 4 SrENENSS as<
RS AIN -nsytNO 0gAiN-r"snst Ma Z. s..shs. Al
nc" ~ ,hstsSS ss,t~s ,Ss ss'y eAF "a. -, "
.ssesr, 40. which scs~uarsry NE 80
nS~ws 80 cav ~ cN~sned c e..Ax., New YORK
hfNkl kSfth - N =, AIan,ic pesN. Rfsoklyr.
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EARN for SALE.-A very valuable and pro-
oLe,iye FAkM Of ~ well dsided 10 tsgs posture
md yoc .anl ,itosle 10 The Town u Fshtil Dstehs'
County s1d b.5 Il the H7d~Oa River having several
&C tgci1s wrh fDe sre sevs'a ve'J gu.
,sgr prus. q Naisr q s.-oH hgs AID Guanij 70 sup
o., dv.1ss the up;<r sins There is ~ aho1ss sod
OLt5uLc.lg ne isss I~Dtsfs 81 the pgfeh ,s
a1t., e.n reu.1 q In1rFsge cssrsd Ing1i's = J. r.
~rHfN CF So - Gr-~LW h hFu foft N u the sab
sAh Is. HCHHSCE.
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1nsiruction.

DOYS' SCHOOL.-Mr. TYNGs SCHOOL, at
ID No 81 lCth-., will reop.n tho SECOND TT EsDAf IN
r.v.stnbeI Tsrros sI0 PEI year humber lpisd 70 o.
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vALUABLE PROPERTY, eligibly situated Oh

Y BROADWAY, to LEA The new BaidiDs No Az
Bosdway 80 inches by rs feet well lighted and ven
ttea basement 10 hish dr. newly finished. and has
been occupied First floor 10 suitable Tor carpet
Furniture or other requiring large show Second
ard third floors sir Jar Fourth door contains eight
uifab for Artists Dsueueo yps &C. Building all
IN Cotton closets DC. VIII be
rented for Of good tenant Can be seen BY
,rplying % ". J HSRRIkGION, on the premises: For
ST
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Real estate for Sale.

DIDGWAY FARM, AGRICULTURAL and
IL COAL COMPANY. A FARM and HOME within the
reach Of Every Man PENNSI LNANlA LAND Twenty
Sen thousand Of Land FOR SALE wing AKIN OF
IS Acres fJr +.CC-paS aoe ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK, or
fntms of 70 u, aud 40 Acres u proportion.
The SOIL srong the richest 10 the state abounds IN
COAL living in ELK COUNTY. -Four Railroads viii shortly
BE- aEted oohecf,ng by d''ef communication Wth
Ner .otk Philadelphia BostOD PiisoWgh Erie and aA ne
Utsfern Roads, ming the GRANpEsT CONCENTRATION OF
R,iosds 10 the Stat. See the ates Map Of nsyysIa-
B,rpess They the SunbuIy end Ere Asshtny valley
Chen, ngo &C. rapid OF competon Locomotives are
running @ u 10 81 part .,.n,.... -,
1he Large Flvurishins Town of ST MARY'S Is in the
CFNTFK of the Tract Lumherns 900 inhabnsls II
has HCte Scboo Saw Gst Mills le Stores and every
Tow snd Nil The laad suTrounis these u
The TIMBER of tie oest kind consisting OF ChrE C"
nat d.h, OAK and Pine . 81, ,,
The COAL upon this land Is literally ne9h1u.t5e being
onnn NJ bed the Coal LAND in that part OF ths
STAT having direct muDicGon wi the different Ciies
II % shortly become inmensy roIHabe on that one acc un
rs location points its destiny to become the louisville Of
the; country. a., o,-...
, Is never presented before 70 the BUSH es'
Man The won Dg Man st2 tho Mechanic II aces homs
immediately within h Tesch. u on-bes him 70 pfovlde t0
the or the against misiouns THOSE VINO wsh
more detailed info please address oy letter. Whon
they can copy Of the Pampnet Constl.uon and oy
lNws txns can be bought by inclosing First nst
A,rfs,s SAMUEL W. CATTELL, Secretary, No 10 VAL
nut e. n. side, between 18th and 9th sta I'M ad-ipns
~ - CBAS. X Lands, President
SAMUEL ". CATTELL Secretary >, o.
Governor BIGLER Phls pnlsi non VI
BARktTr Clesfed: Hon ALEX HAYS, Lane aser. snd al
other wel,inorIned persons
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AT PRIVATE SALE-The three frst-class
N HOUSES and LOTS in West l4th-st- Also the frsteiaH
tourist frot house AID LOT situated 90 the
sotbeas corner Of Lexingonsv. snd 2hs As, the two
ory nd attic double house situated Nos and % trank
us size of House 50 feet BY aoou' 40 feet deep zs OF
an 10 BAERR NEEKS Auetioueers No Pine-st.
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L'Ok SALk-In tho lover part 81 the I'm
i Wuc-A tso-s.orf Ef.,t tss-ns-i al Az HDusk
Isrte Hsb - psffsef Dfasf rfb Os Hy' saf
ca Wee bt'tfsss. ktsEs Csspsf s1lsf Fgfb@F. g.
hase. s' - fs' f y y, ~ tot ~ @~ssf
sf,ze j. ,.s. rsh Wiz VrisisEs 4 'TsF-sL pfensi
rstf ~. f.sAes ~ re fss4rs,f AYtJ -
, FAkf 81 EsT. -. . haE'i run - j. 4 n. -
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TJyOOI- STORE for SALE-A RARE CHANCE

TENOOL STOKE for SALE-A hAhf- Y uaNCE'
"A ueuestabished and nicely ftsedup Zoo Store wi b
In 6rsrse location and ehssp rent L7ase two sno
half Tbs busnsss hiss been conbned 70 the
bnsi but can be extended ato General Hardware
.no House Furnishing Perfectly satisfactory reasons sVeo ior
ceiling For terms &C apply the prenise No ~ Itesn
MALCOLMs Plane Msnuisctory and Tool store No 10y
hyrta.-sv.. Brooklyn.
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A valuable LUMBERIEG EsrAeLlsHNENI for
SAIT Il uAfsd IN STEUBES COUNTY. NJ N-fORh, near
the New York ard Erie Railroad hsvns the sdva tase OF
On. Albsiy NewVors, Phhade,pbia nstinoe ouha o1d
e, r-,,ses Tn. prorer nsi.s Of thonssn'
Of lard ~. cf we'll uib-r,d with pine and oss There
Sesm Saw Mill pesiy and IN exceieot oIost now 70
ocerssn on the prpr.S This Mil isespsb Of cutting roD
twenty thirty thousand feet Of lumber N tweny " n.o
.,d 4. con sderd bind built Also :
,rsr Water hi with god power Bob Mills are under one
roof One huLded and eighty a;res OF the e3 are reoe IN
prove Mt soi Of I'll Of excellent qaay ioete 80
on the rrepse d~en. Ousts bans AID stors whcn
/, n good stand business This would ,so BE- soo1 POM
for Fsups M the unity around being an old settled ana
srsn rrowbS There Il on hand at the hsoOVV
zee ~ pine lumber which together with he other persona
consistips OF cams Wagons Tools Hay Grao &c.
|. wor,6 sc GOO Pnce Of the wloe *6o6O a portion tsn
remsn ON payment three giving the pui
h.ser annie lime 10 realize IL from timber Tine above is
believed 10 be opportunity for prohAb oyesne Mt
and u cfetsd at prce for the purpoe OF euecu0ga
reS, sale As bs owners. reside the last fe unable
10 devote the tune necessary the management OF ne ous
Dss Tor 70 particulars apply 70 HOmEh mOhOAN
Pine 81 TO 3Metropotsn Bank Bulldog
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n)aiehes, JemeIrp, Sc.
DFDUCFD PRICES.-wATCHES,

DEDUCED PRICES.-WATCHES, JEW
IL ELRY DIAMONDS and SILNER-WARE.
The undersigned the last eighteen years wchkno"n
Dealer and Importer offers for sale al Goods IN ma me ~
lower prices for the quality, than any other houss
NewYsk Phusdelphis, any other city, and WIZ ona "
WATCHES, JEWELRY &c, ~
N al n,r+ Of the United States tree Of charge All GOOD
warranted Represented. Orders by mail postpaid tAtnfahy
atteudedto. r-,urs
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TOLLiGK Of n TIiEnEsE. Canada East.

('OLLFGE Of II. TIiEEEbL. Canada East.
" ~ tiSn'tssi he ~nE sod additions 10
pti.rs ft' 81 the Laildias bsnE dsiei ils
q sni veil ss.'ls'ei spa'i'ssis The whole
~ fs' 10 iensi W 90 feet Y. Width T-ps'
GAss.e t.I,iss is .sls eddie uhsh 10 s"-nai With
a.,aa sas d,ss sa'sa hs is -ine.
si-tE EsL' cod 's"'is'i" - '""' ''" " w a. 'ss' "
y 49,
~ a5s.s.' .r..is~s .r.''ss ~ he psriis .H'i
q .>.,sb@
~ - s'4si,s o. $40 is'i~'l' 80 s-sI
g. ss..si3si q. complete si@.s'i""
.ts.,ss H., s5,risss.. r..-s'
u. -. f he'd '"i'i-.. vssLis r. riis~s
- 49, 80 y aa'e ts.-sr' a+se. Ll-"ss, i Ir'. -ih
90 tssssis q" s4rs-.e
T,s,s VIA 49,. .s-ss s~-sr' - ts-A- ed s'i"s'r
- 1isL.-s.t
- .t.ss. vii ~ .h.'s- -si,s s--L
81 H.. .. $40. ,,....,...
- e. --.fs ss'.s sA.-rs
~ .Shts s..s a. - - ssrl-.-s. --a i-.-'
80 Ia - i-s. IL --I..- ---i~- L-s -i.L
.st TL.f- i-.-lsa ~. 49,
-. u sg Las
F-.-.- 90 a. .lris.> %, i--l- .---i..a - =. -
-~-s<t - -s -.as a -l-a'---- = -. --r--.i--- g.
f~.A-. .-i~.----s~- -a4---- fsSsG
f-@1--A p-p-s- =. tL-.---
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sVIO LET-Toa Private Family only the fine
i HOUSE No. a Besoh.sr.. opposite St Johns Psr.; pos
s4s,iop Oct The FURNITJ RE vii also be let or sold In
ours al No 100 Maideu.lane. on the premises
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Italian. French,

DOARD-At No. 63 FultOn-st. Good ROOMS
ID and BOARD II moderate Pries4 Also, DAY-bOAkD-
Frs tAken
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CTEADY STEAM POWER-Large kOOMo'
runrtns thro ugh from Water Sou St APP
ply at No 4so between Pike and Ruiger alps
For Sale-A l2feet TURNINO-LATHE 2zinch Swing
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6ouoes 10 Ett

CARMANSvIiL.E and FORT WASHING
~ TON-A TOW desirable modern bail DWELLING IN :
hrslth, locaicu and easy ,rtns Mo- some teN .,
SIM 20, ..n Apply TO JOHN &. CRAZY. Chmaisrns'
foth ~ nd lxfhgt.
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CTEAM POWER to LET-At Ellzabethport
SN ntuo-n,y Srick Building lOo fee BY 81. Apply 70
ABM BAiZ, No. IN Brssdwsy. or to JOHN b. RoLsTos
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C,TEAM- PoWER.-ROOMS, with or without
y STFAN.POWER, TO LET IN the New buildings Nos 81
and SO Oreene.s.-some q. low AZ IS per mouth Appyo
A. 4 @. W. BRADY on the premises
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.-The
u three Depstmen-the Junior, Upper English and Clas
tcs-oer thorough preparation for College Or
TIE the Of years The hrt guar
Ter gins September TO- Circulars be obtained from thu
Jsuitor Of the Unyey and the Bookstores Of lockwood
son, Frsncs, Grower, ksynor. .
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40 Excl Sc for BROADWAY HIGH Rents.

N TT LIT or LEASE BROADWAY OFFICES. - per
m nth Broadway LOFTS second third fourth nd hita floors
or divided into from with or without the use OF
counters e,ks gas fixtures complete at vanous pneos
TON slD 10 $50 per Large AID small Broadway
STORES to lease Apply to GEORGE P. FOX, Nos S2l and
Br1ad
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suitable for stc-es OF workshops Also vel igated
ROOM In the rear, the ground floor, with seampoweI
sped Also srn all hO0n In The 4th-story, with power
e. he buon. Eos q sno g frankfotS- Apply st No. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-10

gratafions. We pay travelling expenses to IN,
West. The teachers may refund this, if able, 4,
aid in sending out more TEACHERS Let Il DO dis
tinctly understood that we expect they will teacl
at least two years, should health permit
The teachers will be sent to places from which
definite applications shall have been received, and
respectable compensation offered, care being tax.
en- to give them places TO which they shall seen
best adapted No teacher will be assigned to plac,
until she shall have BETH consulted n regard to hei
willingness to occupy Il,
As this invitation to teachers my reach some in
the West, wanting teachers, and Wishing to apply
to US for them, we suggest that their applications
be made by the first OF April addressed either "a
the undersigned ut Mddebury Vermont, or ,c
The Committee for selecting Teachers, % Hartford
Conn. The applications should state the branches
in which instruction is wanted and the compensa.
ton per annum.
And now, as this work cannot be carried on with
out money, and rs everybody says 1t Is a good work
and withnl, rs we employ no collecting agents to
help us raise funds, we hope that many a bcncvo-
lent heart will be moved to send US theneedful. -
We are in nee1 Of funds nolo Among ali the rood
enterprises that appeal TO your hearts, Christian
friends, don't forget this which has sent 1894 Chris
tim women to bless the children Of the West, and
WANTS money to send more. A contribution Of $50
makes an Hon. Member Of our Board. ANY sun,
however, will be thankfully accepted The under
signed may be addressed at Mddlcbury, Vermont.
WILLIAM SLApE,
Cor. See. aRd Gen. agent Of he Board.
Hartford, Conn, Jan. -, 1855
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MELoDEoNsl MELoDEoNs i
MessrS. ESTEY & GREEN

DAKTNERsof the late Firni Of I. Iiiyrs & Co.
u would respectfully Inform the ttibiid tl,cy con.
tinue lat the old stand) Che business of Alaiuif,e
turing the cAlsIIARr IMPROVED MELODEoN
in all its branches
Mn. II. BURDI1'r, who ifd4 b6cn identified wih,
the Melodeon business from It's commencement IN
Brattleboro, and well known a. one Of The btsi
tuners In the country will have the general super
vision Of our establishment, and with corps Of
thorough experienced workmen in every depnrt-
mcnt, we assure all who may wish TO purchase that
we are prepared TO furnish them with as perfect An
instrument in every respect as can be procured In
the city or country. Our variety embraces every
size adapted TO Church, vestry, Concert Room AMI
Parlor use, and they are 50 constructed that the
most rapid passages may he performed on them
with facility and ease.
No Instruments will be allowed to leave the shop
except those Of superior quality and in the most
perfect order. Therefore those ordering from A
defiance may depend upon as perfect an article a.
they could select themselves PIANOS Selected
from the best city makers for sdle as low as can be
purchased at the mandatory.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accorieons, &c. repaired
and tuned as usual !. Also Piahos and Mel6ieons
to rent on reasonable terms. JACOB ESrEY.
BrAttlebcrO, Feb. 9Th, 1896. aw3
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A TRur MAS.-If | shall describe living
man, a man that hath that life that distinguish.
cs him from fowl or bird. that which gives
him a capacity next 10 angels (; we shall End
that even good man lives not long. because !,
is long before he Is born 10 this life. and Longer
yet before he has mans growth. Gle tba,
can look upon death. and see its face with the
same countenance with which he hears its
story that can endure all the labors of his
life with his soul supporting his BODY ina,
can equally despise riches when he hath them
and when he hath them not that Is no, ,aadsr
il they lie in their neighbours ,runks nor more
Drag IL they shine round abou, his own wall
he that never is moved with good for,une com.
ing to him nor going from him ina, can loot
upon another mans lands evenly and pleasant.
" as IL they were his own. and ve, laok rno,
his own and use them. too. lust as If tbev uere
another mans that neither spepds his GOOD.
prodigally, and like fool. nor vet keeps them
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TO poErICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The close Of The year, which brings with il
a periodical cleaning out Of our pigeon holes
shows a vast accumulation Of ''orieinal poetry
las Il is termed by couriesy--which must 90
to the home appointed for all copy" We
cannot exempt il nom execution any longer, OF
give il another reprievei Some Of il may possibly
deserve a better iate-that ls, may deserve q
second reading, but The most Of it are like
Jeremiah's bad figs, mot fl II give tho pigs
Such pieces ought to be hung in the nircacics
Of their own numbers, or be impalcd on their
own poor rhymes, or be starved to death by feed
ing on their own barenness Of poetical idea.
The fact is. oh yc riders Of Pegasus and
worshippers Of the Muse, we do not wish your
poeieal contributions. Neither tho political
character Of daily sheet, nor the amount of
room in our columns, will warrant US in the
insertion Of your lucubraiions. If we wish for
an occasional piece OF good poetry, we can easily
extract IL from some standard author, and thus
please ourselves and the public. Henceforward.
we must decline all these illusions, even IL writ
ten in delicate female hand, accompanied with
an humble desire ''to sec il inserted in your
valuable paper"
II has hitherto been our rule 10 discard EVERY
piece which had within il false rhyme, or was
defective in the common rules of measure
But notwithstanding this determination. many
pieces have been admitted into our columns ,ha,
ought never TO have seen the light. Ofen. 10
please friend, we accept some very fla, stanzas.
with neither rhyme, rhythm nor melody. and
without even ten good ideas in them 10 save them
from the destruction Of Sodom-fre. We
shall turn over a new leaf. and say 10 all such
contributors, "when we want your poetry. we
will send for IT,"
But ought no, so valuable paper as yours.
TO encourage the rising poeiical merit Of the
country, and assist the iimid geniusi" BY no
means ours is political paper, to be filled
with daily news. There are magazines and
boarding school weakly" gazeites which will
he better suited for the ''encouraqement of ma
tive genius" which are devoted by readers Of
the "bread and butter" age. Besides, we have
no room in our paper to devote as foundlins
hospisital for the nourishment Of all the punv.
cast-oG "ofsprines of the Muse" or time 10
Furnish caudle for their sick praent. We have
other calls upon our columns.
Let these reasons suffice. then, as IN answer
10 those who have been watching our Supple
meni for a sight Of their poctical eifhsions, and
let them remember that true Yankee neser
writes poetry as long as there is stick left for
him tn whiue, and his jack knife lasts. Hart I
ford Couranf
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A TALL NuRsF-SEyrS Fvrr S,x ,xcgv,
"A MAINE PnoprcrIoS Maine c;,n,
ess, Silva Hardy. has been enoaued by M
Covert to travel with his cancer, ,rovno Shs
is native Of Wilton, in Franklin county Ne
lis seven fee, six snehes in heiob,-i. r,,ho,
lean than fleshy, vet weighs three hundred and
thirty pounds-is nearly thirty wears of 40.
and is sill growing. She has be,c,ocre ma.
tanned herself chiefly bv seryie. in ,ha .,n.ci,,
of a nurse. having the repu,,,a,;on az MN /,
most excellent one bu, for few months mas
her health has no, been rood enough foy h.r -
practise this vocation.
Her mo,hs, il soiJ IN h.,.. -. -,
dium size, and her father NOT above 4, Sh.
was twin, and at birth weighed bu, three and
half pounds. Her mate did no, live. She ma,
always been unusually small cater and aecns,om.
ed to labor.
Her figure is not erect. Like loo many tall
people. she seems 10 strive to nnpear sho,ie, hv
assuming something more than the "Greciap
s,oop," which has the usual effect Of making
her look taller than she is. Her complexion
is fair, her eyes blue, and the very modest and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-10

Cambridge Cattle Markct.-wesInes,isy. Feb.
f"afy g. ~ market to-day 8Sl cattle asaut 7.|l
becHrs, and 100 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen
Cows and Calves, Neafings Two g. Thee wear, Old
fRiegs hrkst Recf-Exira So 80 per c,.t, Gts,
qualify sceond do % sos ihtsi 10 6 30 ! 90,
ordinary O0a6 2Jper 100 lbs.
hiafs--S5 50a6 90 per eN TaRoir-sB 5Oa9 90
Pehs.--loe 81. Cali Skias--Izal2 Zee per n.
leR Caires--Sl 5, o 5Oa6e.
Harding Can<.-S7a7 80 per 100 lbs
to'es and Caircs-Set, %, 80, -, IS. Sa5s.
lefriiHes-Sl2al6.
l,eo insrs Oh-S2ln33.
Tire f,ays OlS--Sji, 50, 10. -, ~, IS, 4aa5g.
Sisep and LaEbs-2lO6 al market Esfra s5 S 81
oas BY lo,: ~ ~, i-2, 81. 2 7-esf 70.
Siriae--None.
htMARKs-fhe weather is intensely cold confirms
hosirss opeJauois 10 pretty much within dn6rs Mar.
kei hFm and steady at quotations. but few Western
eaiue are expected in tbs week, uhieh ate DOR mar
Net hrncf toae than Il otherwise would
" car. came over ihe Filrhbug Railroad, and y
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded Win Cat
ue. sheep, Swine. Horses aud Fowls
" bt Beef--Extra, including nothing but the besi
'afse oxen, well s,all-icd al least one wear.
least several months. -
Second quality includes The best grass.fcd oxen The
best stabilized COWS, aad he best three year old s,ee1s
hheep-Extfa consists Of choice bucks ani la,,f y
yess Tor stock, and the best ensseis f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-10
CIRCULAR.

IHE SEyEsTERrH Glass Of Teachers Of the BoARr
OF NATIONAL POPULAR EDUCATION will assemble Al
Hartford, Conn, on the 23d Of March next. and
leave for the West on the 28th Of April. The usua
preparatory course will be under the superjnten.
dence Of Miss Hannah White, of Newburyport.
Mass, assisted by Miss Amanda H. Ferry, who has
assisted in the preparation Of the last seven classes
Ladies wishing to Join the class will address written
applications TO Miss Ferry at Hartford, as soon NJ
Ter the hrst OF February as may be convenient -
Each Application should state the age and religious
denomination Of the applicant, with the branches
she can teach, and her experience in teaching; and
be accompanied by testimonials in regard 10 her ed
acation, capacity 10 teach, natural pecularities
and moral and religious character. Some experi-
ence In teaching, and thorough acquaintance with
the common branches Is Indispensable. large
proportion OF the applications to US for teachers,
require knowledge Of the higher branches. A
capacity TO sing Is important Decided piety is in
dispensable.
u Is very desirable that applications should not
De delayed beyond the first Of March-at farthest
tne 10Th. Applicants will have seasonabe notice
=, 'neir acceptance, or non-acceptance. We hope
tne accepted will be at Hartford prompilv on the
2Sd OF March, They will find the entire course
very important TO them. We trust that all apnli-
cations will be made upon full elaboration and that
none will be Withdrawn.
On arriving at Hartford, the teachers will take
hacks, (for which rs cents only can be demanded.
70 the Orphan Asylum. They will board in com.
mon with the superintendent and her assistant. AZ
an expense to them Of 1926 week In cases Of
manifest Inability to defray this expense, aid will
be given by the Board. Let the poverty Of no
good teacher prevent her applying The course i'