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OBITUARIES.

Died. in this village, on Tuesday, 29d
Inc, O. VARIOUS BANcRoFr, merchant,
nged as years. In the estimation Of those
vino have had the most favorable opportunl
ties of realizing personal worth, is what
friends and relatives look to with confidence
and consolation when death has left them no
LONGER the privilege Of returning their ailec-
ton and respect. In this, the memory Of Mr..
Bancroft is soothing to his bereaved com
panion and his many sympathizing friends,
though by his death a fathers household ls
filed with grief, and a mothers home made
desolate. Cut down as he was, at time
when he, perhaps, might have looked Tor.
ward TO many years Of usefulness, his death
has brought unaffected sorrow TO many
hearts. So soon perish all human hopes so
soon are blasted our fondest expectations. 49,
Rot his memory will not moulder with his
ashes. The remembrance Of his kind and
benevolent disposition will never be forgot
ten; especially by one, who has every rea-
son to remember and appreciate lAe loss Of
n true friend, for it Is but simple Justice to
say, that by those who knew him intimately,
he was deservedy respected and esteemed ;
aud not one Of these heard Of his death but
with emotions of deep and sincere regret
But he has gone the way of all the earth (;
aud while we read this tribute to the depart
ed. VIZ fully ympathise with his sorrowing
compinon IN the blank silence of her lone
" home, aud with the other sad mourners,
who by his death have been bereaved Of on
allectiInile father and "a KIND husband. 5.
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2 weeks later from California.

NEw-ORLEA>s. Friday. Jan. 25 1850.
The steamship Daniel Webster from San
juan, Nicaragua. on the 10Th inst, has ar
rived at this port. She brings news from
San Francisco 10 the 9Th inst.
The California news Is generally unim-
portant
A severe earthquake was experienced at
San Francisco on the ID INST
The Sacramento Valley Railroad had been
opened a distance of y miles
The news from the mines Is Of an encour-
aging nature, aud new, rich diggings have
been discovered on the American RIVER,
Oregon dates are TO the 20th Of Decem-
Der Nothing bad been heard from Col
Kinney party which had left 10 attack Fort
WHlla Wal'a, which was IN the possession
Of the ludians.
In Northern California, Indian depreda-
tons still continued.
George NJ. Chase, United States Consul
at la Hama, is dead
From Nicaragua we learuIhat ol.Walker
waf receiving accessions by every e,eamer.
md his effective force Of Americans wasa
bout $50 me-.
CeHira' .4merica.--Gen. Walker. Il is said,
has nov $50 Americans under arms. The
suburbs Of The city of Grenada had been land
out into building lois and already sold A
pier Is being built into the Lake, and will be
ready for use early in March Schooners
are advertised to sail three times a week 10
Virgin Bay aud San Cnrlos
Walker has lost two of hs finest officers
by clolera-Cap,. Davidson md Lieut. Col.
Gilman who died very suddenly last week.
within day or two of each other.
Col. Erv VIM went puf with e. ..,.t4,..
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BRIGHTON.

TO William r. Rcsehfook, Esq., Justice NJ the
Peace within and Tor the County OF isses aud
State Of Vermont
WE, brown IVES, Pmturfs, doing business
u0tsrthr Style Of Brown s. Ives huIh nf p.a4rIence
inthc county Of Prov drnre AID sifr of Rhode leland
do hereby inquest you To- VAN meeting oi thr Pro-
pfeior Of iho Town of Buehtol iuc ludug that 10 %
Of Brighton nov Ferdinand BOO The c1uHty of E.scx and
State Of Vcfmoof, 10 act on the following matters,
VIZ.
isf. To choose q mndefaiof
~ To choose pfopuctors' olofk.
81 10 chonsr Treasurer.
To see % thr ptnntictors will divide into several
" oll lf NOV part Of thr und vd.d ands boiangine u
said pruptictut- On said Iuwus.
. 20 see 10 thet wtf make survey and allotment
of sad undtv fdsd l4na.
q. toeh50iea sommittoo to Su yey and iilot The
same.
T. 10 sec IL they Will ruise Tax to dcfray ihe et-
peHsos Of said survey.
B. 10 choose collector 10 collect ia a tax
o. TO fthe praptatuft viii voto 10 settlers tho
iots hoy sovnfai'y occupy in lieu of then dram.
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AGlPSY'SLEGACY TOTHE WORLD


EVERY one will ack apwledee Tho naturally sups-
~ tinr por.ouai Beuuiy, Complexion, and Form Of
the people Of Pans, Nenicci anl Genua. Tho fau4
Whetehy they attain the-e ends, Wis
Person d Beauty aud Lovelinnss 10 Com plntca, A.
pesftnoe and Forp, the AH oi Winning the Anrr-
uons Of ,he opposite Sex also, the sure. pleasant
and never failing antidoie 10 Conception as pet.ute
Was lcit 10 the world at the hriih OF teleuta,ed
Gisy Ohoeni hnh which has been transmitted neafl,
oil over Tho European continrnt by the Prophet =
with universal sat,siuciion Il IL simple, vet c4pii-
yaing, aud Gao BE- aifungtd With care ana dciicury
aud any one tan employ the same meauos with Ike
no United States and thn Canadus und ~ such viii
toat all communications oouhdenuniiy end hnurnhi,
A fle OF Ons Dollar viii he charged, unou receipt 81
which, piekas. with full aai explicit particular.
will be forwarded respecting the above. This &. an
opportunity which 20 young man of woman, married
mun " lady should let pas. unimproVed.
Address,
CHAS. s. GOURANDES, NJ. d.
Opposite Dr, Brandreth's Broadway,
7ei2m NETWORK CRY.
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New Books.

Om2G G2S@ O. 1v96ls
Half Hours, BY Knight.
The Deserted Wife. by Miss Southworth.
The Wrinkles.
The Jean Cousin BY NJ. c. CLARK.
Leather Stocking Tales BY Cooper
Baungtons Sketches.
Maginans NJ iscellanv - Mackenzie.
Yusuf. Crusade in the East. X. Crown.
Party Lenders. Sketches of Jefferson,
Hamilton, Jackson, Clay, Ran
dolph, &c.-By Baldwin.
Visit to the Camp before Sebastopol.
Knick Knacks-By Clark.
Bits Of Barney Mackenzie.
Sketches of the Irish Bar--By Shel.
Swallow Barn-By Kennedy.
Modern British Essays-By Wilson.
Frank Freemans Barber Shop.
Home Pctures-By benson.
Letters from N. Y.-By Mrs. Child.
Give Hall -- BY Mrs. Sewall.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Dream Llfe-By Ike MARVEL.
Kings and Queens.
The Missing Bride--By Mrs. Sou,hworth
Life of Gen. Scou--By Mansfield.
Surgical Reports--By Hayward.
Mothers Recompense-B Grace Agu,ar
Wol!eri's Rnost BY Irving
Tales of Traveller BY Irving.
Bracebridge Hall-By Irving
Star Papers-By II. W. Beecher.
Lights and Shadows Of Scottish Life.
May Flowers--By II. B. Stowe.
Hunters Life in Africa-By Cummings.
Peg Wellington By Reade.
My Bondage and Freedom-By Douglass.
Maxims Of Washington-By Schneider.
Which, the Right or the Left.
Female Life among the MormoRs.
Three Years in California 80 by Curtis.
India, China and Japan--By Bayard Taylor
The Lofty and Lowly-By Mcintosh.
And others, for sale by
81 S. NJ. WALTON.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

Tho Ladies' have proclaimed this article to be, by
f the cleuuest aad most deshtlni preparation ever
ustd and from their verdict, such matters N efe
is appeal Thsu dfoision b. certainly we'll gfoundo
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together with he d'hrhrul finne md ts pos ioct
cleauness dohoncy, f'ho fosun Uf The great core
taken 10 its preparatory have made b. the most uni
vefsalls popular Article 1T Tho Aud. be- ihe void.
SUN sold by IN respectable dealers for only 25 cenis.
BE sure an ask iof LYONS KarnAtRon W avoid
valuoless limitations.
MEATH, wYNRooP 4 GO PROPRIETOR,
n lm 90 tdbsny-st., Now-Yotk.
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NOTICE.

NNHEHEAS, there havcbeen stories told aud Giro a
W lated by some owl disposed persons, which was
ca loulated TO nufo thu business reputation Of Div
3ll nt "uinhold, and also the reputation Of Tho mon
signed sav that tho snfog told and circulated wefa
made without the otfi fnun a ION Of truth nd are
false ns alse can boz ani fuuher say, that Mr.. ~.
mrut. about five yolf iu entire satitf4 ufu.
IDENTIFY honestly Hhd upuehily 10 every fespert and
trade hue ircnHsei from mere nothing AZ tho cum-
mencem0ut 20 about $4,000 year, ant We further
saJ, that We haze ON lmnd and weekly feraivius
from Boston goud supply Of Goods, which we wi !
-Cli at per cent profit and celiaa thanku frf past
patfonng1 w would iavtc our nsighbofs o. sti favor
Us With their custom.
s. T.. GILMAN, Pr,sidsnL
IOHN MELLEN Drfeors
GOODWIN REEu of
EBENEZER MARTfN } Br.-3ii.
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]AarriagGg.

10 Ot,nsr jan. % hs Rey. Cnnelaud. VI, Loren
Boad 90 Pnt'hed, Of the drm OF I. q l. naatd and
Miss : trth u Sdnhrtn of Ourgs.
90 WdHlmstown. Jan. %, by Rev. 2 :. Httnas
NJ Nathan ilauns tor end Miss MARI Fisk both OF W
On Goshen Gurr, Jan. l. by Rev. :. Tarbsll Fefnan-
do v Lowe OF Hmdsics, and Sarah r, r. Kmgsbury
of the iofmcr place,
In liolhel al BpswoTths Hotei, Jan. 23d hy Rev
Eliza u. Wight, Of Tun bulge
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NORTMFIELD INSTITUTE,

Spring TERN hosi rs Tuesday Feb o. and con
cipul br. 4. u. Bradford, Lecturer on Anatomy
Paysnlogy and Hygiene, Miss Emile a.. Gleason,
Of French aud Drawing. Miss Beetle u. Harlbut so
wall kauwu as successful teacher, remains ia the
Preparatory Department.
Tuition and hoaid sro reasonable. Annie accomo-
dAtions for sell buurders Applications ffcm abfaHd
should BIO made car y TO the Principal
korhheld Jau. rs. 7att
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WOOL,
Cambridge Market. Inn. 40.

Al Market ia cattle 100 boeyes, und24 stores, cou
sitti got Wafting Oxen, Cows aud Calves, heathngs
Two, aad Three fent Olds.
Pticrs- Exits s., a s,25 1T quality 81 $50 Pad
quality coo $50 third quality So ordinary 800
Stnfes--N ofktug uxen-Nnnc,
Cows and Caives--S30 20
Two Yeau Olds-si6a ~.
Three Yeafs ulds--s 2l 30.
Sheen ami T.amls-tO1l at mafkat. Pdros-ESirt
lnd selection. s., "a ~. ny iot-s2,O0, 400, 800
o. $50.
RruaRGs--Tho market Tor Beef is dull with do.
cne Of SOC per rwi. and az appearance Of tll fur
ther decuo. sherp--The supply s not large ani tho
quality poor with doelice Of so 62c pot head.
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DR.. Hayden's Pills.

Nf. sado the Agent FOE nr wm. u. Haydon'' I'm
proved Vegetable Pufg tive pil' in Roctiugham Co 9,
s. H.. infotns that within tho sit weeks pact be hos
sold h,ee ihousaad bones Of De- Hydeus Pills, mostly
al retail Many of Them, he says, have been used e.
The bowel compliant, now SO prevalent, with tho most
complete success, and 800 et.e which has come TO he
kooslsdse, have they faioa Go effect su immeoihs
rufe Gg,lm
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DGQtbg.

10 Mtchiis, n. Y, Dee. l7ih, of consumption, Nc
tlrha t formerly Of Rochester W.. eyed 81 Years
IN bf.ln 100, Jin. l0th, Of tonsumptiun Luey A.
wiz OF J. Pau aged 20 years.
In Cneisct, Ian ut, OF cancer, hita Wheeler ESQ.,
need 81 years
IN rltlsh lst ut, Nathan Avery, aged Us years.
To Fhhheld, 18Th met MIS- Lucinda shetbufn,
usrd 70 years.
10 rsleham' ian. g. Nj Joha shi~. aged O. yeas
Ia Ba'osL, JAM 3, Of typhoid ievor, Mrs Js iou Al.
lison, aged 10 ynars.
AZ Cincinnati. Mr.. Joseph q. Nussey. s,u Of p. r..
y. Nussey, 81 Hanover, uged %.
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
Stationery Of all kinds,

Mfs IIOw IHnUls Now EnFIlnd I0us0Eoop per aOnsideT
cd the best published.
Colo's diseases Of Domestic Aaimals, without donb
ria hast yrtertan huok ever issued.
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T.. 2. Walton,a Estate.

1NHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
the Hon. Pa1haia Count fui The District ni IS ash.
nrnn Clmmssionerf 10 receive, examine, and adinst
gnd demands Of ~ refsonsi arainst Tho estate
Of y. Wnlinn, ,afc Of Montpelier, 90 said district
deceHasd, represent insolveut and tho tefm ~ 90
month. tom .r 9ath dav uf December 1855. being ni
lowed by slid Couu the CREDITORS Of sod doccased
to exhibit aud prove their respective claims bcfofc No
Give notice that we will siteud io the dutcs ofauf
ppoiniment a. the nica nf q. r. Iewoi 10 Montpelier
in said % strict on the first Mondays Of March ADD
June noHt al 10 O'Clock n tho forenoon, ON each o.
said days.
EP tFWErr
JAMES H. LANGDoN, Coamsson,rs
JAMES A. PRtNvtss.
M,nt,rit,t f.,w.ry u, l. tgse 20 "a.
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Buffalo, Wolf Coon, For ALPACA, Cat and Fancy
Robes 81 all kinds by daw W.P BADGER A Go
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Harriet Beecher Stowe.

ia elter to the n. v Independent volunteers this
emphatic commendttiou OF tho wodi NJ are
proud II ~, book NJ are oiiHg 10 ef Il 70 firth 10
other iaHds speoinea 0f rhat AReroa fan produce
Tho rood etei wAeA ms Lfe may Aaoe ia dtsrmihiaR
As course " young msa 20 Aoa0r aHd VFtas meaeaid
bien
80 high Is the esiimaton pat upon The book In all
quanes, that usent and fcpeai cd dtmand. have been
made upon tho publishtr, by tho Pfass aud by indi
vidulls for cheaper edition, otwiihsandi ng tho
price oi the octave edition much bolow what usu
ally charged for such volume fieldng TO this de-
mand, they dow offer TO tho puhliea
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NOR SAL {.

fNUE pfemi.es in the Village Of Warren, VI. nov
occupied hi n. l.. wilson They are pleasant,
-in4ted md contain about twenty ACRES Of good Ini
mostly 900 tiia-e, with good house, barn ami tannefy
thereon One third tho purr hasa money to be- paid
down the remainder 10 be- occurred by mortgage OF
thc pTfmc-tE
F'f other term. Of ,lle, apply TO Hon UrH,M.
NHUon, of 90 the sul.rrtlet, WAL AR,iS
Neathefsheldi W., Jau 49, 1855. 7l.3w
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THE BOSTON TRAVELLER,

Stimulated ny the iticfing conaiouaneo md rcner-
Gus appreciation Of the reading community through
~hi-h their eurnel has so extensively circulated tho
Publishers OF ihc Amtrif0a Truueer have determined
To withhold un chprts which pccuntafV aud du- ttal
means con supply, not only 20 deserve Voc high es-
mutton which their pest ahots have achieved, but
merit moro exalted npptrci1tinn aud 70 stNl wifef
patronage, such shall leave tho y7mrrlesn Trarsier
without fifal nmuns ne cnntrnn1fafirf. The 600
crility with sh ch disrunintttug pulnc nave hero
tutufc responded Zoo treir risci Iu.thos fhe
suancc the pat the pfopfetof that 900 ncfei.o
Of their eudeavnls ed ~ aud fute1in the reading
community viii meet with commemorate incfca.e
" he already extensive tfrulntiou o. the Trarsff
Our abundant mean. fnf obtuiuing
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NEWS

Includes the roaeigt OF i1uuia from ahfuad and the
" hole 1f wiic-s pfotd country ihe ualmfsd
Of me magHoe fsie graph, through ire raross haes
thieh cfnier ~ ne CgtHt ing Room ~ once ihe
nluutcutons Of Intelligent and fun fuicuffesnonneus
o. every mafertul oicisn or domcstn puiut nnd an
experienced cuip of fopotes for cvtry passing ovent
of Interest Of more ocll DESCRIPTION. Unspaiinr of
forts will always Dee made to oap the fullest ndvun
tlgos oi these menns, and TO augment them as cir
tumstuurca shall frautfo
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BOOK BINDERY.

FnmphIets, MngaEInetl 40 Duuhu 7" HHy nc de-
sired.
Customersssnding their orders for Probate, Town
Records, Journals, Doekets, OF hooks ruled
nndb.und TO any pattern whatever, may rely upon
csivlnR DC rfsrt satis Aetion.
NJ. n. Davis, whose aeeuraey and woikmanship 10
this branch business has been iayorably fnown
fofsevefaly years past, willgive this Depanment his
particular attention. 3, NJ. WALTON.
Ia tho store 40 iougoeeupiedby E.P WaltonS 4.
2. Walton 4 Sons,
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PAPERS.

Letter, Commcroa Note for Business Letters, as
oheapas you can purohaseito Boston, ruled and an
ruled.
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cd, was professor Of religion, and by de-
voted Christian life, adorned the doctrine Of
God the Savior. For more than thirty years
he was deacon ofthe church in Morctown;
and as the church was feeble, and generally
destitute Of preaching, he was one of the
principal supporters Of religious meetings
there upon the Sabbath, during that time
lie was extensively known as a man of I'M
yielding integrity, sound orthodox faith, and
humble, consistent pieiy Amer enduring
with patience and fortitude, painful sick
ness Of year and a half he quietly fell a.
sleep In Jesus and now, without doubt, en-
joys the rewards Of the faithful seryant.-B.
CONN.,
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Peas, Pencis insstsnds, Ladies aud School,
TiAvellina inkstani Is, Quills, sand, - I'D hoses,
Wniers- White, uHnspafentandfedi Letter stamps,
Indshbi, Ink, Eiasres Sealing WaH,
Ladies' Note end Leuei Paper, ruled and UnTulod,
GiIiand ulain Envelopest 10 mhtoh--somu eKifai
Pen Koiyea, Wafer B0xes. Pou fnhos, Pou Moaiss,
Card Gases Cards of Oh Kinds. Visiting and Game,
Wedding Cards and Cake Boxes,
Bdstni liaam--all sizos and thieknesses,
Dtawipa Pupefs-hom Capto Super Royal,
noonnt Bonfd straw Heard Bindsi's Junk Hoard,
AM surfaced sod Marbled Paper.
Iafse lot OF tho best E.NH 10 Quart Pint Aoza nd
school Buules, Whiting books. States o. allai-
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At Peacham, on the 7th inst, John Shaw,
ESQ aged &c. The deceased was the third
son Of the late William Shaw, Esq, Of Bar
net brother Of Rev. Peter II. and Robert
Shaw. The family we're from Scotland, and
are descended from the Rev John Shaw.
who, in connection with the Erskinos, Ralph
and Ebenezer, we're the founders Of the Sc.
cession Church; and are a happy oxempif-
cation of the purity and power Of the family
religion Of that branch Of the church of
Christ. Eight all Of the children who
came to miturlty-mnde a profession of re-
liglon, aud evidenced its possession - two in
the ministry.
John Shaw, the grandfather of the subject
Of this notice, sustained a character Of spe-
cial piety, and was ruling elder in the As
soclate secession church, in the city of
Greenock Aud after the close Of the re-
yoIutiouary war, immIgrnted with his two
SONS, John and William, and their families,
to Barnet--U
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lis a large l2mo yolums, printed on thick white
pager, from The plates Of Tho octave edition, and Is
sold al tho e1remely low price of Ors poLLAR. All
thngs considered, the publishers are eonRde nj that
cheaper book will nut bo found 10 the market
The OcrAVo EDIrioE will continue 10 be published
Ceafs.
GOULD a LINCOLN,
Tl.jv 50 Washington Street, Boston.
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LAND WARRANTS.
HENRY G. MUTT,
Formerly ofMonipelier. vi
civil Engineer, surveyor and
Sand Agent,
FORT DIES MONIES, IOWA,

HAVING permanently established himself At tho
- allow place, will attend 20 the Huyug, Selina
and Entering Land Warrants, Paying 1ai e.. ADD all
Business connected with the Government Land OIL
ces in GENITAL AMI Western Iowa. Being practical
civil Engineer and Surveyor and having mad sume
yoar- experience IN selecting lands in this state,
would fespecituv ask the uttouto1 OF those who
wi.h 10 invest In Wtsto Lands. Ny selections are
Invariably made from PasoHai inspection Of tho
land.
The Dos Monies River Improvement nov und,f
contract and progressing, tOgaiher with the dfufont
Railroads now IN progress To this place, and the ora-
uon OF the State Capital here, mskes this very de-
siIahie poiut lot investment, This state has large
proportion Of Ia her, which, With is mild CLIMATE and
pure nafsr commands tho attention Of the eHngrant
had capitaiis'a
Terms for Selecting aud Locating.
100 acre warrants $1,000 100 acre warrants So 90
50 $50 10 " 90
In addition To the above the Land Office fees are 2I2
cents per acre.
REFERENCES
Col 7. A.WALkER, feg'f u. :. Lind Office, Fort
Des Monies, Iowa.
QUINN, THOMAS 4 co, Banker., Burlington, Iowa.
WHITE COOK CO, 4"
Hon j. QUiMBY Monmouth H.
IoHN PAGE, Esq. Bank. Montpelier. VI
|. B.EULVER, ESQ. chief Engineer n. u. x :. h. r..
623mu New YORK tuy,
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