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phiisdciphin, Niagara, and Great Western r.in..
pAssBNGERs depot rhiaa-iphn and Read
ng Railroad Company tnroad and Vine s,fcss daily al AZ
a. m, -
Fare to Chicago 90
Detroit. rs
ftagafa tslFss 10 90
hnfal0t... 10 90
bataFta.s..., s-.ss... ......,. .,......r..... 200
hochcfteft,rs'' ..ss...s...s. $50
tHnahuslEhass.s y 90
tmhass,.. 90
Freight trains leave the Philadelphia and Reading
broad and Cherry day Chicago
points have made which
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philaaophis and Reading Rsirosa Cor.yrry.
GROCERIES, WIVES LIQUORS, SIEVE ser leave 10
call the Of ends and the public stock n
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Pine green and black
Java, RIO, and Lsguayra cofees
Refned and brown sugars
Family, supsfGne, and aour, in hhls and bags
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
And other article make complete
ment
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port clsre champagne favore
brasds and par very superior
Ftnn haudess whiskeY. siDs, sc, IN wood and glass
Together with largo stock Of Havana German domestic
we win or the goods many articles which we
shalt be Giving AZ such prices 70 make pdueemrnt
mies ami the call before
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, A co.
South eide Penn avenue, between ~ and Cub streets.
Oct 9~isw3wB
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AND wARRASrs.-Tbehir highest ca,h price, paid BY -,
IL ~. SNYDER a sON
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pRoGIttss Of Religious IdessJ BY l.. Marta childs
L ayns.
The Purchase Early Years in the Par West, edition
Lilly, Novel l vol.
Works Of ChH-, Lamb, 2 vvla
Tarpsrs Story Book. Vol 4,
Mexico aBd is lciiginui by r. A. wilson. Hustrnied
Botdsr Bcases; BY w. Gilmore sinims.
Gmikeg b. Charles Dickens,
The Child vic BY Charles Dickens. ...-
Mysteries Of he Couit Of The suar ny william Harrison Aims
Nov % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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No white oas plans stock oG. No white OAK pro,cuau,
timber Ma. g. yellow plank yellow pine
and timber No 10, white pine. No ~ cypcss
elm bosfss No ~ black walnut cherry mahogany No
No ~, white ash hickory No. &C. black
spruce No. 10. Vsumvr No 90 composition copper nails.
No ~ iron No ~ spikss, nails No ~ lead,
hardware. No n, paints, oils ae No % Oar
No 20, flx and Irvine. No ~ glass
"a leather No H. hose. No o. brushes No bunting and
dry goods. No 81 pitch, tar IS taiow, soap OIL No
3d. ship chsudlcry, No 80 stationery.
June 1w
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ERESCH JUVENILE BooKs.-h wc-seected collection
juvenile ooks various their styles and prices and
adapted Of them beautifully illustrated,
be fud the bookstore Of the undersigned Imported by himself
direct from Paris -----
Dec - FRANCk TAYLOR
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as Of alternate ssooas "a As STATES " Arkonsas and ME-
sours s..d sssoyatsos Of sssAa1a ta.ds 90 marked
nv TIE PRESIDENT or rnE UNITED STATES.
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No 10 white pine No. ~ ash, whteoak boards No
~ black walnut cherry mahogany No ~ white Ssh oars ard
hichoy bars No 81, iron No nails No.
xuc, No ~, No. as hardware No. paints
oils As No, 81, rass No. 81 pitch, tar, 3s ialow
oil. No 20, chandleFy No a. galley
No a. chain iron No. a. nEo copper. No 49, moulding sand
straw, kc.
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The undersigned, -- OF -, in the State Of - and
OF --, ia the State OF -, hereby guaranty tha In
the foregoing hid of for OF the classes therein nased
be accepted that they will within days after the
the Office Designated
The with good and sufficient
said shall fai aforesaid
guaranty make good the difference between The car Of
said - and that which may be accepted.
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know if could 90 10 the grocery ard Guy

know if could 90 TO the grocery ard tuy
some"
What. leave the store. and carry that
big brown basket full of potatoes through
the streets, No. 90 and tell mother that |
am too busy to run on erran,ls for the house"
lite little fellow started off in hurry.
1t instantly struck me that there must bc
some peculiar reason for such a request bein.
sent 1t was many months since hal been
asked to attend to home matters: and hence
the sudden rrbeIing Of nv pride and clerk
" dignity | had long felt that was a man
Ct business But now there must be uncom-
mon cause for it, for mother was never un-
reasonable.
So hurryinI 20 the door, called back nv
little brother, and stood a few minutes on
the stoop debating with myself the propriety
Of going. y good mother ALWAYS gains the
day with boy that stops to think. Mine
did, and very soon was returning from the
family grocery. tug!ng the dig brown basket
full Of potatoes.
Tax ing the shortest way home, | turned
lntoa back street, and had hardly rounded
the corner, when again, behold right before
me. and this time spread out straight and
smooth. lay anoiher buu.k note, and three
dTiW til tor
The coincidence was so strange that
could hardly. for a moment, pick the treasure
up. The lon. forgotten letter, disobclience.
repentance, and final though tarly compli-
ance, and .rovidential reward, flashed upon
my remembrance and conscience again pc
rused the old lesson, and this time to be new
cr forgotten again.
/ | have ever since set it down that mother,
nnd b,oridcnttM fdrors uere somehow closel.
co"nec'.d. And it has passed into &c nera
principle with me, that has been tested many
times since in my own experience, and Oh
served in the history OF others, that gooo
hrh must be looked for IN the strict path ct
du'g.
Now George. remember that for the flu
tur". when YOU are tempted to seek en- Joy
ment in some way of dsobedience and sin
AS to that remaining penny of the sixFenr'
you found last week, shall watch to see if
II docs Won any real ucoI-"
"Oh. Uncle Amrs." broke in George will
animation, "it shall not do any hn1' TIL,
very afternoon after school, | shall buy cak ,
with it for the washerwoman's hungry look
ing little boy W. W. p.
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INfi LATION
Forthe Cpre Of Asthma and Consumption
Nh lNb i-IHl HuAbihItIt.
IS FAN "a



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:~.: 81 c..~'i'. ..-.,:i. .,-..f'a :,t al -.a>t>';
lie iHi =. " re''r : ID Curt H. :;
ID. 81 r iit-raa IA. r-'.'i ''rih >ti'!- III
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> ....t'.- s.-.. 49, :; '.'' peg.
a j.1-'. ,' ,r.,.-rk-. !: - '}s.l, .i.f . i.iit-
constantly breathing :' agreeable. i,;.l =
tl.r rc. .-'l.i l~'l,r.r~ mus o'lr' 7 ''i
tact "tA ihr - Ao., :r'.- e..t nc " 20 ~ -
'.u~ r~''ale 81" i:.'t ..'.i varied q, 81 - ~
upon t'tin when 'I..i''-i'''! Ht' 'i' -
~Ulier; :" the CO. - Cd lion IL ht>''-
= ir ~" 50; al il'' l''--'-' ''''U-I ID ''' '-
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i.,iH-1. r Is - III 'i- lie ii''>' We -
~ii-...'.' 'A' l'-'>' n-r'' N'''i'' if't
body tong ~'..''.''' i" 't''" I;''e Il = ~. d
dr'.i> col t"-t> "' '"I''' nae ''' NC" d. = -
br !"'I' '-
ca" -'r haG" 81 ~" hH gonna na, ',,F''' H. ..
Asthma 81 ~ year. >''t,' r.
- ~ -
am cuTei ~ re Ann, "i zen Hf,l> -
~ u. Cunts Htc';l'la- MAE" fhf ~.
i'""h'.I H.
Mrs raul. "i Ne " ii''If'''''i.' = -
'ntta "' " 'tN'ir '''-'' ID 'i'.''''-' o.: 80
Ny >i>i"f a. "c'ii tii'a &"
al several Years >'"''iii = .i.' ~ ''''' @
hIa". - tAr lat~'ci.l~. 20 ~ ,n,'- i ''' :,
hv IL H. Eea'l3. J. ''11ttiti Mn h"l'
T." E'V. pr tEceVer. 81 Ne" i'tA- ''>''4'>
orr medicine ~ lie FOLLOW = !:l = "a; go
MN l"Ek. \"N- l.. ia. Pear ~ l
HIGHLY "1 l'r. CARTS HH-e:ila. - artfi = 'i
"a>e>"f the tht"A' aiif 1ulI1>- iia. u : IL
opportunity !" testify IL efficacy. ''h g.
tlat Il = 4 mo-: excellent nctlc!''i u ne -"
and the 'iii'2ll application :" ~ '''>'-
Prot : Center writes II - i"''N>-
"tN1lIMtN; ihaNrrecth'4N lA,
your Cherry syrup and Hycean \aitr- ~ ,A,'
Of chronic sore throat. that had refused 20
other forms oitrei: rert and The rc>u' hN - =
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II rs been before the public more than 90 wears
mi : dc>ervcilv popular III the cure of
Spavlns. Sweeney. Rin-honr. Wi,,d.-sllS. Poi,
Evil. Gallons. Cracked Heels. Gall of all kinds
Fresh Wounds. Sl,raius. Bruises, Fstula. 81,
fast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Larnc,iess. Fnun-
Cerci Feet, Scratches or Grease, Nance Foo,
Rot IN SHEEP Gar-.t in Cows Rheumatism
Elites of Animals, External Persons. Painful
Nervous Injections, Frost Bi,es EoilS, Cn-,,s
Willows Buns and Scah!s Chillllaiiis. Chan
al Hands, Camps. C"ntrac'i"rs of the Mus
cleS. Swcllines. Weakness of the JOINTS. Cak,J
Breasts. Sore Nipples Piles &c
-: Pamphlets sra.iitou>lv furnished Nv agents
with Testimonials al lis utility
All orders addressed 10 the Prop'ietors. NJ. II
iJcSfR Co, L"ckp"rt, y. Y.
sFFor sal" hv Druggists and Merchants gen.
crallv. through tho United Sa,es, British p..s.s.
mons, and other Countries And hv
--.I. c. Bingham, Hiram Weeks and Ca
in Morrill, st. Johnstury; Geo Cowhs, Rvegate
and by druggist and merchants in every town il
lhe vicinity. s3ovl
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We extract the following from a paper
read before the Cincinnati Horticultural So
ciriv.
The principal Objects of pruning are, to
procure a good pole or trunk for timber; to
form a lea" moderately open and spreading.
CT standard "rchard.) for the protection.
and healthy and perfect development Of fruit.
aud to s,t>erve in some measure TIE bur
pose OF ornament
To effect these objects with the least troub-
.c aud .reatr>t advantage upon all non-resi
nous trees. tie following directions are re-
commended.
|. Begin TO prunc the tree while it is vet
Young.
. Cut close and smooth to the pole or
Limb.
3. Cut, when small. the branches which are
likely to cross one another, or which are like
" TO interfere, or become useless, or dead,
and which. il suffered to remain, will require
to he removed at a more advanced period of
growth when very large, they would create
too great shock upon the vital energies of
the plant.
4. Avoid pruning 10 excess under our hot
sun. Let the branches occupy at least a
third Of the entire height of the tree
B. DO no, trim when the tree bleeds.
When the preceding suggestions are Oh
served. ! may add:
6. Pruning may be done at any time when
the tree is in dormant state but the best
and safest time is when vegetation is at rest,
jus; at the time OF the rising Of sap.
:. Shortening in, or the extirpation Of wa
ter sprouts. may be done at all times in sum-
mcr.
5. For dwarfins and early fruiting, short
ening in or summer pruning is essential, but
must be done with The greatest care and deli
,.acv ar this Season
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NOR I.TI RAJ.
WASH FOR FRUIT TREES.

Numerous washes are recommended trcel,
in the papers TO Kill the grubs and insects
which iniest these trees Washes must have
some strength. som" power to Kill, or the,
are not worth nothing for the purpose intend
ed We are aware that there Is a class of
people who would not apply any substance
that has power enough to Kill a louise. for fear
that the bark or the leaves might change col
or. We have heard Of doctors who would
administer pills made OF bean meal IN prefer
ence to calomei or any mineral matter. Such
doctors suit certain classes of PATIENTS. Bu,
when medicine is real " needed. it is more
wise to use kind that will produce an eff.
Get.
Apple trees are often covered with lice
and mess. VIII an, thing destroy both with
GU! hurting the bark ? Yes; a wash o.: lev
made from wood ashes will soon clear any
tree of both Of tlcSe evils. Lev, male no
stronger than we use to make soap, tina: is.
strong enough to bear up an ero, will XIII
.ir Ice and clear oil all the moss that ma,
.l'her on Young tree. One pound of pot
ash will make half a paiful of liquor strong
enough tjr Young trees.
such wash will turn the leaves yellow in
case it touches tilcm: ana this ba, often a
lArm'd young people to such degree thai
they feared 10 apply it to the bark. Soap
suds used by some farmers, bnt >u,!s arr.
not haIt>o powerful as ley We would
therefore recommend to timil people TO u.s..
icy ONLY halt rs strong as we have lon used
IN preteicn"" 70 USING snds for apple trees.
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Buy Me and Ill do You Good :"
DR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT & HERB JAUNDICE RITTFRS

1--WE great spring and summer mc,licnc.-com
posed OF the best roots herbs and bark in the
the world, in such manner aS To- con>f,tu.e the
very best remedy ior The class of diseases for which
they are RECOMMENDED. II i, wei known II a.,
the Gr.at and sudden changes of our climate. t,,n
cold To- hot operates upon the bl"uG aut, tlro,ol,
that upon The whole >v>ten. rrolnrin" starvation
and lmpUrltc- torpid an! diseased liver and ii.
organized bowels causing tcvcrS and fever and -
que. launtce. All unhealthy bic humor>. dx>ne,,-
ia N'>tivene>>. Indigestion. headache, dizziness.
WEAKNESS, pain IN the SIDE and bowels loss of a,pc
lite. and general debility.
DR.. Lanclcy> bltfer~, act directly upon the cnyse
% all these diseases. and by use not only prcvcnt
them but Will cure and eradicate them from tho
system, ant shout! therefore be freely used bv all
who wish tohe well and keep we'll They are the
cheapest and best medicine in the world Only o.
cents for pint ami 81 cents for a Iarc, bottle q,
nee 80 hN street. Boston, and for sale bv dealers
WI. mere. .6.a.3
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Prepared by 4. G.. AVER.

Practice: and hn,.Jtical Chemist. Lowell Mass
>"..i hy g bingham and Hiram Wees
! uhn>bury: Calvin. lark x >,n. Ey, cafe: ". II
Nc',;,ii,.v ", ,.un Chase Goud 4 Go. Wet Goa
cord So .-t
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

'ENH'. subscriber has full assortment OF Boots.
1 Shoes (i;Ulter> Rubber, x ShoeF findings which
he VII sell u c!clna> can5etouyht rtle county 4:
AZ ne intends to >cl Tor small profits and ready pay.
ih'rh and him Boots naie TO order Of the best
stock and Ivy first rake vorknicn.
Fine sevei Boots made by Morgan Repairing
done At short notice y. AVER
January l. $50 o,;,tt
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their creditors.
VyNfIE assortment consists Of 4 great variety of
. SOFAS, manufactured by them express y for
their customers. also custom mad, Sccretaric, and
Burcaus: beautifully orIaIncnted Chamber Setrs
Danli>k and Hair Seated Mahogany Chairs and
Rocks: Centre and Card Tables, Dining. Teapov
and Toilet Tables; French, Cottage and Common
BedsteadS: Cane and Wood Sea. Chairs and Rocks
Sinks Wash and hit Stands: Looking GlaSse, in
Gilt and Mahogany Frames: Curtain Fixtures and
Painted Shades; Feathers and Mattresses Wool
Carpetincs, Bookings and Painted Floor Cloths
Paper llangiDg> Etc. Etc.
The above Will be sold at prices which cannot
fan t" SUIT. The Goods are all of the rery best man
uiacture md finish
Every Honsekeeper should improve this opportu-
ntv of making great bargains
A. &. CHADWICK. Assignee
~. J"hnSbnrv. VT. Dec. 10, 1e55. 959tf
Mr.. q. W. Butler will 1T all times be in readiness
at the old stand show the goods to those wishing
to purchase.
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Also, all kinds OF luuberon hand AT their mills
n Victory.
torturther particnlarsinquire ofJohn N. Weeks
r DEC b. Darling. LYNDON or Paul Housb,o.
Victory
LINDEN. March Is lst! IN
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HOT CAKE s.

UNHE>li Buck wheat Flour ar Il the. best ofSyrun
Il I" eat on the hot cakc>-lu received and sell
ing cheap. at +. r. BROWNS.
Feb Is ca
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- Dwelling-Ho
|:::;M FOR SALE.

2z23 The subscriber will sell his ituation.
located on Prospect Street. Tie house is large
convenient, well finished and well supplied with
water. Ii is one al the most desirable locations in
the VILLAGE. My one wishing 10 buy a situation
will do well to call and examine the buildings and
location before purchasing. For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber GFO. DOWNING.
g., 1ohn.b,Irv Na,..h q. lsjt n,ltf
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Crockery & Glass Ware

HNHE largest and most desirable stock Of Crockc
rv, China and Glass Ware in Caledonia coun-
tv can now he seen and bought cheaper than ever,
at E.F. BROWNS.
Ladies are particularly invited to call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing.
Feb IS. osntr
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Agents Wanted.

VU!O sell SWEET foME. by Frances f. Percival.-
THE MORNING STAR by Rev Vim. NJ. Thayer.
BATTLE FIELDS of THE REVoIUTrnx. bv Thos. Y.
khoades. Also other valuable works. Address.
l.. 7. CROWN Il co. Publishers,
81 COrn,jil Boston
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ES THOU SAND Long Sh:us!e so thousand
~ Short >hn.e. Br
C. NJ. WLEhS K co.
Sheffield. VI. Nav l.. ie,,; Y.l-s3
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100 Agents Wanted.

VINO sell the Life and Reign of the EMPEROR
4 NICHOLAS. ana the Russian War Sold only
by Agents. Address. l.. 7. CROWN & CO..
Publishers, tl Cornhl,l Boston
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Velvet Tapestry. Brussels Tapestry,
!; /. :, l.
Thrcc-Ply & KiGdcrminstcr,
ECES GEs.s,..

Fh''''i 'rt't- Ho,hr-~ NH'i'e,- RI A.. t-s.
o ''-t rri... all Cf.rt.
,~t &
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
na .iley miss lie at Home9

Do they miss me at home, do they miss me2
'Twould be an assurance most dear,
To know that my namewas forgotten,
As though had never been there
To know that the tailor and landlord,
And the banks where my paper is due, !.
And hosts whom now cannot mention,
= Had banished me quite from their view.
Do they miss me at home, do they miss me,
When the market for money is tight,
And collectors with haste are pursuing
Their debtors by day and BY nightF
Do the friends who once loaned me 80
Ard the others that loaned me 10,
Heave sigh of regret as they miss me.
And wish they could see me again?
Do they miss me at home. do they miss me,
When no longer Pm seen upon change,
And 10 those who were wont to assist me,
Saw his conduct IS internally strange?
Does the Shylock who loaned me his money
To bear me to regions unknown,
Look in vain for occasion to dun me,
And wish was again at home?
Dc tney miss me at home, do they miss me?
'TwouIa be an assurance most dear,
To know that my name was forgotten,
As though / hal never been there;
But know that my memory fingers
Around the dear place as roam,
And while pve my wits and my creepers,
They'll miss me, they'll miss me at home.
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Toast at a Printers Festival.

The EpIToR. The man who is ex-
pected to know everything, tell ali
he knows and guess at the resi-; to
make oath to bis OWE good character
establish sae regulations of his neigh.
bors, and elect all candidateS to. OF.
fics; to blow up every body, and re.
form the world; to live for the. bene.
ftof others, and have the epitapIi
on his tombstone, "Here he Hes his
lasi:" in short, he is a locomotive
running on the track Of public noto.
riety; his level is bis pen, his boile'
is filled with ink, his tender is his
scissors, and his driving wheel is
public opinion; whenever be explodes,
it is by the non-payment Of snbscrip.
tions.
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Detecting Hypocrites.

Mr. Murray's Handbook forSouth
Italy" contains some curious stories
respecting Fra Rocco, the celebra-
ted Dominican preacher,and the spir-
itual Joe Miller of Naples. On one
occasion il is related, he preached on
q mole a penitential- sermon and In
troduced so, many Illustrations Of
terror, that be brought his hearers
to their knees. While they were
thus showing every sign Of .contri-
ton, be cried out: @Now all of ayou
who repent hold Up your hapdsr'-
Every man in !. the Vast multitude
Immediately stretched out beth of his
hands. .'H0ly Archang6l Michael"
exclaimed Rocco, awho with thine
adamantine sword standeth at the
right ofthe Judgment seat of God,
hew off every hand which has been
raised hypocritically y In an instant
every band dropped, and Rocco Of
course poured forth fresh torrent Of
eloquent invectiFe against their sins
and their deceit. =