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IS.
COUNTY COURT MAY TERM y ISs;
the a. III Samuel Oly Of Pembroke in I'M, Comfy ~
Merliiia'k and State "f New Hampshire. Pl,rtin A.
gai>t George Thalc S'Icrl ilc i'll t, State Of Mis-
>a,hnsett> Defendant, in pie, the
felriat at place called P"ii I" Wit ii said tilhal
the first day of Jiary II I>t5 by his IroIuSSor, NOT.
under his hand ri that date Tor value received promised,
&c" Chandler I" pay him ORDER three hundred and
thirty two dollars from, date with interest and
said chandler at said uiall the day the date
al SAID note 10y his endorsement the back said Tor
value received ordered the contents said note then Who'll
~ due and unpaid I" I've pai to the Pain' If which the
Defendant then and there had due notice. aud III c>lcra
ton thereof promised Ia pay the accordingly
Ii being suggested I" the that said Defendant resides
without this State. and that personal service it, iw.r
made him in this silt IL j. ordered 10y the
action te continued 10 the next term II said Court
holden af 'iuiiial within and for said County. the
Ond Tuesday "f January and thai the Plainti give
notice Z" the said Defendant Of tn" pcndcncy thereof by
causing the substance said iiraiiui. with a copy Of
this order {" w. published three SIccs>vey The
CALKDo>IAS printed al ST JphnShury in th, state the last
pulCatI" thereof 10 ie At least thirty prior said
court to which this action is continued
Att.St w II. uAKTSIIORN Clerk
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Orleans Liberal Institute

Y'HE Fall Term Of this Institution Will c":n,nenr-
Il on Wednesday, Sept. 3, and continue eeve,
weeks.
ISAAC APARKER. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL:
Mrs. SARAH A. PARKER. Teacher I'll French:
Mrs ELIsAnLTH NJ BEIw,1IR A.>is,,,, an
Teacher Of Drawing:
Miss Lorraine NJ. SMITH Teacher Of Music:
r.. Harrington, Teacher of Pclllnan>hip
Tuition and inciden.als. from S3.l0to $40:
Pelicing. French and Pc,manshp each. 90
Mon. POlyChromatc 4 Water Coiors 200
Music. 500
C.e Of Instrument. 900
Board can be obtained for sl..5 per week. nclr,
ding everything. or tor $50 yer week if student,
ind their own wood ami lights Rooms can be oh
tanned by those desiring to board themselves
II. MCCLELLAN, Secretary
Glover. Vt, July 80, 1876 9.2.s
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Lyndon Academy.

WIZ Fall Term will commence Tuesday, Sept.
Il 2, and continue eleven weeks.
ALLEN TENNY, Principal.
An experienced female Teacher will he procure 4
Music. Painting and Drawing will also lie taught
by experienced Teachers.
For Board or Rooms, application may he made
to L. r. Brown. or the Undersigned
e. II. WEEKS, Secretary Of Trustees
Aug. s, 1856. yys go
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Piano-Forte instruction.

Miss UEEIS PADDOCK will continue to give
VI le>>oll> ur"n the Fano-f orte also ii>,ruc-
ton given il. N"r.. Music
Rooms AZ the Aca .mv House.
st. ,I"ln>hury, Aus. >. l>56. 9a3tf
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Phillips Academy.

vI>HE Fall Term will commence Tuesday. Sent
8, and continue .l.ren weeks
TuitOn-Common English Branches, $50
Higher 315
Latin and Greek tone or botl) 400
Miss Helen Z. Davis will give lesson. in Painting
and Drawing.
Ierms-T"lycromatc OF Monochromatc. SOC
Water Color>, 200
Oriental. 400
instruction will also be given in Grecian.
Drawing. 100
Music and French will also ic t.nrht by expcri-
enced Teachers, and on reasonable terms.
10 Tuition required for the whole Term unless
special agreement Is mad. 10 the contrary.
\. u. Especial attention will be dcvo'ed to A.
NAT''MY and PHY>I"ia..Y-an they will be tam ir
with particular reference To the L,w< of Hcalh
They are believed To he subjects Of rfal importanc.
to connuinfv-but sadly nesiectcd--,d ii is hoo
ed that a large number will Join the class
JAS. ). DURANT. Principal.
panville, July %, l,56 ..s .,
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House & Land for Sale.

n16IHN IT''FI-F "II'I IH'I SITIIfIFt Oh IHt SlNNe
800 road from lyndon to Barton rear Col
TVS Ho,ei III South Burke The hou>c barn, and
shop were h,lli, and furnished new in l>3 and it
is a desirable location for mechanic. Connected
with the above twenty Of good land. well
wa'rrcd ana under COCA state of cultivation.
FERNS reasonable.
UEFor further particulars enquire Of the sub
scribcr, or Charles thompson, on the premises.
f.. W. QtIMRY.
Lyndon, Aug :. $3.50 9S3tf
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q G E o Q L e.
NJ Indoe's Falls Academy

SiLNANCS HAYWARD. A. b.. Principal,
MYTH fill board of Assistants. Fall Term
w commences Wednesday, Sept. 3. Board.
from 81 soto $500 per week. Tniiion as hereto
tore Wa. WEEKS, Secretary.
Aug. 1856. 1851
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WANTED.

An Apprentice 10 the Printing business. A boy
lG or II Years Of age. Of good habits, good euca
ton. AMI good health and who i willing 10 devote
himself to the business. will be taken apprentice
at Tie Office of lHE CALEIoNIAN.
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Offered for Sale on the most Rea-
SOnable Terms,

DYE, CORN Il OATMEAL, Fresh ground
u ard selling at reduced prices. at
Ii BIZ WIS.
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THE VERY LATESTY

The returns of the election in Iowa, thus
far received show that in ten coun-
ties the Republicans have majority Of 1850
votes.
Timothy Davis, the Republican candidate
for Congress in the I'd district, was largely
ahead.
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WHAT OVERS HEALING EMERUCATIUN Is.

1t isa perfect pam destroyer. and an in
valuable remedy Tor the cure OF Rhuematism.
Cuts, Wounds, PAIN in the side, back, and
lmmbs, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Burns, ScaidS,
S~eillngs. Ague, Cramp, &c. For cuts and
wounds, II Is Superior to any other prepare
ton, 1t will afford immediate relief IN scads
or burns aud tor pains or weakness IN any
part OF the system, 1t will give certain relief
IN a very little time.
Used internally, it is one of the most valu-
able remedies for cramp or Spasmodlc attrc-
tons Tor pans or soreness IN the side, throat
chest, or stomach, for .lck hcadac he, nausea
seaSicknesS, rheumatism, or any internal
weakness caused by tail or strain. 1t pos
scsscs soothing, healing, and pam destroy
properties uneIuaiied 10y any other COM
pound medicine, and We have never known
II to fail IN arreStIng the progress OF the a.
bove named diseases.
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MII.ODILONS.

NEW HAVEN, COM July 2S 1856
MSsrS. Ifmt Lmsi' VI have nad numerous op
p"rtutl:e> I" compare the varieties oi your Ne,o-
dc"i- with those Of others hv v.ro,i> makers and
III" mol hesitate I" say that v"n> re y,tny supeyi
or 10 All others m tttry Uni"It!m r,s,n | c.,n
rhrrrfulv recommend them Ia all who wish for
f'Sf 'ttSs instruments. Very truly yours,
VI. y WiliTMOHE
('rganl>t III Trinity Church.D
For sale by J. c. BINGHAN Agent.
Ma,u->trrct ST 1ui, us urv W
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Reader are afflicted with any Kind Of humors or
SUFFERING from the effects If indigo ftIency cosyt
ness troubled with bilious stomach affection of the liver or
the piles II >' consult y>i,ian he " i'll ,loub-
eN ADVISE YOU Ia procure bottle of o. W Stones yccpta
ir Liquid tathartt a. has been prov reliable RENE "
in all the above co,i:V,i,ts N ~ " ~
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THE NE PL(SILTRA"

Ola pa'n-de>troycrs Is Dyers Healing
EmbrOc alton. Tins medicine has received
lndI>Pulablc proofs OF It's value, trOm sources
ray VI facts unparalleled IN the history OF any
other preParat'on. II Is worthy of tile most
perfect confidence, performing as It does
most astonishing cures, aud giving fresh evi-
dence daily oi lis disease conquering power.
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"a WORD ~ HE WISE"

"a WORD lU HE WISE"
Reader, !; you have unfortunately become
wounded, cut or bruised, or are suffering
from PAIN, either internal or external, cholera
morOus, dIarrb1a, rheumatism, lumbAso,
&c, &c. try Dyer's Healing Embrocat,on.
"A word to the wise Is suiil lent"
II Field Proprietor, Providence X. l. Sold in ST
Johri,puIy by j. q. bIIIInan III Daivic by j. A. Weeks
ST. J"li>Dury Celttr bLc"n& Bfd,ket; Il ndun ". H.
Nctra,icy !y2nUb
HEALTH AND STRENGTH,
DR. =. o. RItHARIsOH'S SHEKkf WINE ibITTERs. Is the
hes, medicine tor silie anu summer
Ii literally patruilLc thai ANY other ever
established luis IL Is the tr,I>.s
BittcIs restored aiis health Inro
cut the New England States DURING the past thirty
y. b.BeWaft u limitations Called Sherry Blltcrs
The have oi Inc UPON the out
er b.. Druggists ever!
OnCe, No 81 Hanover street, Dt>to .cr
For sale al ST. JonsUuIy 10y }. 4. Bingham, Druggist
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tV.UNI>.SjDNEEC NO7yfE
1000 Young and Enterprising

NEN wanted 10 act - Agents ia and rr.!-
W. i;:.bir u -ii.c->. ~ i'k A.t,sc,, or l'at,it
Medicines Fui. particulars sea- .tn ti. .,r..,t ut
: P.u- STAMPS. Address Ok. box M - ~.
VI s.l- fna!
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NM vol N: MEN II >nai. meals ran
s>'sIV maxi "ve. lao ;l~r cr:l' Il: !, me- ar =
brr'a- fr.,.fS ccifa.i.--f'" - e .f!rt ,sGsr 80
new. easy, i,>rini, h"rtrai.le. Ap,,. ii,cl.~,e
stamps, To Lock Il, vi. -. ST ...,n-inr,. Vi
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SATURDAY ::::: OCT. Is. 1886.
-Tncre can hc no lovr}icr weather 'Y,r
:. now r, loved in this par; of New Eu.land.
Th, li.ht transparent ~ 0: tar early morn
mo soon m.lt> away : Mt \ q, nj say" here
and there a co>>t,i,-r web hat chi. half hi.i,.s
the ch,rr,, il seeks 70 VII obscure, the clear
October >kv: the sun WAS through the
b.avrns with mid. bcnrnart ook: the
,urc Autunral b~rcr-- ""ntlv stir The leaves.
half rournful in their s,re and russell hucs
and a calm rcpo>c. Tx" Hercules leaning on
his club. carries your "n oyn-n: in outward
nature ~ a height above which II can no fur.
thrr 90. The crescent moon. too Is ahroa,:
now o'n;.hts. and Iours down it, silver iirht
upon tli., completed cl0rv q autumn From
iii. tin" until our hills have thrown oil the
serc and sad magnifiyrnrr ut their NAM col
orcd l,lnmagr there Is no more glorious cline
than New ENGLAND can boast But
Leave have their time .", fur
a7d rs the Young and tender blade Of sprinu
i, now rlo'hcd in garments of drrav. 50 W..
are passing from the Nprin. time Of life to
the vLor ot manhood. and then old ace
creeps r"l>lc>-lv along. and gently. IKE
The falling Leaf. drop oil the gre at tree OF lite.
and are soon forgotten.
MIpDLEBUEy CoiLI,E-The election
Of Rev. | +. lIol'cn a, Professor of Chem
'itrv at Mddlrburv College !ivc> ,h., iusti-
Sutton u w and >tronc claim upon ME conf
drnce and generous support of the people Of
Vermont Mr.. lIolon Will be remembered
!y the citizens of this VILLAGE. ,> the gentle
man who lccfurci here ON "N,w GRAY III +"
about year a-o. Hi qualifications lor H."
profe>sor>hip of Chemistry are Of lie very
highest character. For many year, a.. h;l>
devoted himself to it> -tY,, and it i not 90.
ing too far to say that b. his very f.w. if
any. >uprrIor- rs ct -. His acQuaii,t-
ance with the Sciences I,.a. j TO chemistry
,s also very exact and mn. 81 Ne "xpcri
enct h" has bad as Elot,,>a. ,,ou
College, \. j.. and the New York Colir.r Of
Pharmacy. warrant the expectation ti'a' those
Who pursue their >turs under lis chAr1e
will not fail To become Thoroughly finished!
scholars 81 far Il, hI> department is coucerncl
CoKErcTIoN.-Tn sale OF Dr. Weak
property at McIndors is to ht the 2!>t inst.
instead OF the .hr>f, "a advertised in another
column
- The following Itrm We cnt from an cx-
change -" The balloon ascension from 81
John>hury. on Thursday. 10y Mr.. Wise. Wa
an interesting feature, and great anu>c,ncr.t
was created By An old gentlemen. who Stout
e. iu~t as it rose in!o TIE ar: Mr. Wise,
tell Fremont ", az a. .on;'
Coop ~ Nl;pr .jo"l rase. O.
Westminster raised on IN acrr OF old land
planted with corn last wear, i" bushels and
IS quarts of wheat. Il is tn, tue stem win
COUNTY J. Ais There have been FAIRS
held Low iii Almost every county in the
'''c'
BESIDES our County Far there was anorh
er, the Peoples Far AT prach,ir under liz,
of"''''~''''" Vi ''e i'"iles Agricultural
''o'e'! '''"P' 's'''- I'VE OF ''A 'o"hS III '"'
"c>c'" part u '"e county IL WIS hc!d on
~, O..
,sooo r.
~ wv '""r'' '""''! "'' hc'' at
,,
,,, ~ ~,
., u. 49,,
Ioot ;,r bo,..s , ,h , ,,
J,s l.l;..,t
II,,.,,,1
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WHAT OVERS HEALING ENEHOCATIONI is.
II 'Sa perfect pam destroyer, and an in
valuable remedy for ;he cure of Rhuemati>m.
Cats. Wounds. Pain in the side. back. and
hints. Lumha-o. Sore Throat. Burns, ScaId>.
Sw' iii"-s, A2ue, Cramp, &. For cuts ard
wounds. II Is Superior to any other prepare
ton. It Will AFFORD. immediate relief in >cad>
or barns and tor Ea;hs or weakness in any
part OF ''l" system. 1t Will give certain relief
N wy !i;t.c time.
-" internally, it is one Of The most vain
a''':- r"I'l''' e, for cramp or spa>nNiIr alice
tIH.ls t"r plIf> or soreness IN the >iic t,r0at
chest. or stomach tor sex h"ada he, nausea
Srt>'"ki'">>. rheumatism. or any Internal
weakness caused 10y tai. or strain Ii POS
~c>>.., >eo,hng. healing. and pan he>t.ovin.
properties uncGuaied ly any ether com
pound nc,]ine. and We have never known
i to taI, IN arrr>t!ng the rroSrc>S of the a
hove Il ms 1 dj>ra>cs.
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o. all rain-d"-frcyerS is Overs Healing
i.H,hrnrafion. This mcdIci:,c has received
Of rcla.li,'tv and confidence forming an ar
ny ct facts unparalleled IN III" history OF any
o'hrr preparation. II is worthy Of the most
perfect confidence. performing as it does
most astonishing cures. and "iviIg fresh evI
dence daily of lis diSease-co'.Iuern power
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! lBEKATION. This i ~ certify that have
rei.n4Ul>Hed tony acn. Luther 4. panIcl>.
ili> time. during the remainder @: his minority:
Therefore. shall clam none ct hi, crr,!;r,e> nor
pay any debts Of hi> c0,.;ractiig after this tate.
LtiIiEH DANIELS.
D'nvllle. hct. 4. l>!f 1ti2 I
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FARM FOR SALE.

vk'iiE Subscriber c!ier> f,.r >.l,. - Fr-r ,.rrl
q short distance u'h d. =: .i.itn ,.l--r.
,;..l'r!r well hn Is t,i ,,.,.,>':,.i 81 a. j.,
a''ln i..sin> t'rfa ing ia i: + land 'I,.'!,'r
h Oh >a'" OF cultivation. Sad F,;r, ! 'n.' a.,
kio".i oilc of The 'cst stock aIi gr:ln H. "a
the country Also - :cre> If pasture -.
~ wool an timber i,.ir' lo:',i "a >hur: - --.
from s2''! arm. SCHUYLER NEpRiii
Peacilam. sept Il. l,:is. ietl>
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~ lltEIAN, Nr,ro / We ;ru.l. Of Burke

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Header. l: You have unfortunate " become
wo'ind,"., Gu, or bruised or are suffering
from pam. either Internal or external. cholera
morHu,. dlarrE,ra. rhrumati>tn. lunllaoo,
81. a.. FRY Overs Healing Emhroraton
II word 10 the wise is >utlirient"
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

'HE subscriber. being engaged in other business,
offers for sale the place well known Is H..
'Cu>ilman Farm, situated mile below ra>>uii'I'-
&c village III !'arne:: SAID farm con'aiis bon POO
acres OF land suitably divided INFO t!agc. Ia-tur
age AMI w,",il;.rd.
Possession given this fail For further ,ar.icu
lars eluire OF Jacob lie. ra>-u,n,sis rr the -lh
srr'''cr. ". !. iiiZFi.IiNi.
81. Jolii>turv, Sept. l.. l>.,6. !a'-iGt.
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HOLlNbA THERE, !

q lONk X FOSTER. HAVING sold ont he primo
- pal par o. TIER l'rv Goods To- :. IEWEtT
vii! dispose OF the remainder OF tl-i' sock
AT COST.
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ARCH Pl. A1ES,

p RtH Ash and oven Mouths Con.li,..- E3,,rc,
IA Farmers i"'i",>. E--~:cr>. Icon SIil. Earn
Door Rollers. Gate Hinge ard Fast ing Tor. ale
q: "v prices, Ky BUINTON 4 DENlNG.
81 ichns!urv. May S. $50.
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LADIES' FUHS.

VENhis day opening by l. B. GORHAM very
i large assortment OF Ladies Fur>. of all kind.
and qualities. and new STYLES.
Oct It, $50. lGo3.C
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AID as the Young and tender blade Of Surinu
Is now rlo'hcd in garments of sl"rav. 50 W..
are passing from the Nprin. time 81! life TO
the vlyor of manhopl. and then old ace
creeps roI,lr>-lv along. and we gently. Ike
The falling Leaf, drop oil the great tree OF HE.
and are soon forgotten.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
nrw w vopKh nAuY TRlBuNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY e 1856

n. Wilmc. Prcvso 90 the "Coner-sscoe" CT the
SoA-shell fs;th, and tom,psed State tcAes On
which ite author, Mr.. John Van Burer-spsaksng ey
authority truly sad there was only one man vho
' vas not supporter OF Martin Van Buren, in le4s.
" TLey were proud OF j, then, and prouder Of It
" powr
The Pre-den. of this Convention Of the 10th Jsnua-
~, too il must not be forgotten, wGs the notorious
WMam H. Ludlow of Suffok-the same man VINO
now occasionally dimes with the President at The White
House and dictates the decapitations and Eub-ttu-
tions in our New-York Custom-Hou-ei the same who
formerly made most rampant Abolition speeches and
who when Speaker of the Assembly in less, Left the
chair and ran outside the bar of the House to AVOID
voting yea or nay resolutions approving the Com
promise Measures and Fugitive Slave Law OF ls?O'
he same whose conduct at the Soft State Convention
Of 1854 Abjah Mann exposed With so ruthless hand
But enough the is the Pierce, Marcy and Van
Burep party of the State Of New-fork Let the
actor, in this grand hypocrtcal drama be marked and
remembered. Let us treasure up tnen names ID our our
recolectons The time may come when mothers VIII
point them out TO their children, and when men Will
remark they pass them in the streets There goes
member Of the Soft state Convention that ate Irt
q" AZ Syracuse on the lOth Of January, 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

contemplated no extension oft beyond State limits l.
regarded slavery in all its relations subect e,cus-
yely 10 State legislation and abSolved tho General
Government from all responsibility tor its extension or
ooptinuapce. Our return to that policy should
be signaized by the restoration OF the guar.
apty OF Freedom to the Territories which have
been deprived of il by the retrograde legislation
of Congress. Had the policy originally adopted
been persistently pursued, the question OF slavery
would have ceased long since 10 vex our repo~e and
disturb our councils Should that policy be restored
may We not confidently expect the restoration 80 Of
those relations of harmony and good will when ensr-
acterized the of its adoption, and that, tholga
repeal Of all national legislation in support OF ssyery
and the constitutional sction OF State tovernnaents
the ardent desire Of fathers for the deiveranee o
The whole country from the great evil may a. length
be fulfilled No worthicr objects than these, IN my
indictment csn engage the united efforts OF heenlen.
Frank and cordial cooperation for these noble ends
excludes al iuydious and unjust discrimination on a.
count of birth or creed, endsngers no night OF any
individual or any State but promises the happy res
OF noIe perfect Union, established npon TIE so1d
foundations of Exact justice aud Equal Rights.
have thus submitted TO YOU, gentlemen, my gene
raj views upon severaltopics OF public interest other
important matters will doubtless engage yoaI soen-
.on, You need no further Assurance Of my dispcei-
tom 70 cooperate faithfully with in whatever may
promote the common welfare. Let US procs ed then to
the discharge Of our respective duties. with hearts
M of grat ude to God for the liberty which we ENJOY
and the prosperity which has attended ns hitherto let
Il be our constant endeavor. locking revercntIy to
Him for guidance and direction to insure the Gans-
mission 10 those who are to acr us OF the noble
HERITAGE Of free institutions which we have received
fran our fathers not only unimpsred, but augmented
and ;u,nrn
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rRmuvn or azsrucr.

County Court Of Preston, December 10, 1856
On motion of William G. Browu. il is or
dered that the following resolutions be here
entered of record:
Resolved, Tha, il is with profound regret
that we learn Of the sudden death Of GUY
Il, C.,ALLEN, Esq, of Morgan,own, who,
for many years, was distinguished m Der
OF our profession, and whose profound learn
ing and acknowledged ability at the bar, Sc.
cured to him, in ON eminent degree. the con-
fidence Of his fellow citizens, and the ADM.
ration and respect Of his legal brethren.
Resolved, That it is with mou, nful plea
sure we unite our testimony to the many pr.
Sa,e and public virtues of tho deceased /,
having ever found in him warm friend, a
courteous and respectful opponent, and u
diGniiied and exemplary christian gentlemen.
Resolved, That tho family and friends Of
Our deceased brother have our sincere and
heartfelt sympathies In THAR sudden and ,tu-
expected bereavement.
Resolved, Tha the foregoing resolutions
be entered of record, and that the Clerk of
this Court be requested to publish the same
in the newspapers Ct Monongalia county.
a copy,--Tes,e,
rw SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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"PRINCE JoHN' AND Miss McDUFEIE.
Miss McDuifie, of South Carolina,
John Van Buren's bride elect, has sold
her negroes at an average price Of $500,
preparing herself for companionship
with a "Freesoiler.' I...
DEFAULTER PUNISHED. -Alexande
Falcooner. tho defauting treasurer Of
the Petersburg and Weldon railway has
been convicted and sentenced to two
years, imp risonment in the peniten,iary.
A submarine telegraph from the ISL
and Of Cuba to the United States is talk
ed of, and project for its accomplish
ment is about being submitted to the
Cuban Government for its appreciation.
The Irish census tables, just publish
ed, report that III one year there were
twenty.one thousand seven hundred
and seventy five deaths from starvation.
EARTHQUAKES. There has been &C.
we're earthquake throughout the whole
of Egypt. AT Cairo two hundred hous-
cs were thrown down. .
Never perhaps, arc children dearer
10 .heir parents than when, as at pres.
ent, the price of bread and meat is OK.
cessive. SO says Punch.