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Jf!arringr5.

10 Moth Brook. cid, Nass Jan s. by Rev. G. Cushing
NJ. John h. Heb I'D, AID Nss Ahhi- a Poland.
10 'sbot, Jan. 25 Mr. Chandler Burnham, aud Mics
Augusius iiichcock. bath II Cabot
10 Wsli"n, feh. 5 by Rev. A. e. Smith. Mr Norman
Fetbins and Ni.s May Ann Jeunispn both Of Walden
A. P"rland Me, Jan %, Gco'ge W. Cahuon, E,q
Of Lyndon, VI, and Nr. Charlotte D. daughter Of
lion. James CAhopn OF POULAND,.
10 Mnfeiown, Dec 10Th by Rev. VI. Buliafd. Mr.
Angu'iio Pientiss, and Miss Mary f Howes both Of
Monsto~n.
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SPRING TERN begins Tuesday Fob. %, and con
- tinues eleven week. John n. GRAHAM, PIN
cipal, b. 4. D. Bfadiofd, Lecturer on Anatomy,
Paysology and Hygiene, Miss Emile A. Gleason,
late Pfeoopuess Of Union Aeademy, n, n Teacher
Of French Hnd Drawing. Miss Bttsie D. HuflbuH, 90
we'll known as successful teacher, fomtins 10 tho
Preparatory Department.
lufiOn and boaid ure reasonable. Ample Heeomo.
dAtions iur keii houfdefs. Applications rcm abroad
should be- made oui TO the Principal.
NOtthheld, Jan. IS. 12iti
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Cambridge Market, Feb.I 8.

A. Mfk,t 40 cattle 46l oaeves and 81 stores, cOn
.isii, goiM"rking uHrp, Tow andCalves, f"a'hngs
T~o, aRd THEE Ynaf Obs.
Psier.-fI,,a seas rs 1T qualify e. IS q 81,
aid quality sou 80 thru quality 525 ordinary 3.
rtnes-- u itkug 'iAnn--NHne.
CoNsAmf Caiyst--S ~ 30
Shorp aid !. mh.-9j1 al mifky. Pnoes-ENfa
aud selection. w. 5, q 10. ~ 10 8 $50, go
il fOn
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BRIGHTON

NO Niln1m K, N0seIT00k, Esq, Justice OF Tho
i Peace within aud for the County OF ESSEX aud
Stats Of Vermont;
WE,BROWN q IVES, Partners, doing business
under tho style of Brown X Ives, both Oi Providence,
nthc county OF Providence aud State ofRhode Island,
do hereby request you 10 warn meeting OF the fro-
pfetafs Of the Town OF Brighton, including that part
Of Brighton Ferdinand Ia the county OF Essex and
state VI vctmuot,--fo act on The following matters,
via.
1T. To choose moderator.
%. To choose pfopustors clerk.
"a. To chonsa Treasurer.
To u the propfietofs viii divide lnto tevefal'
~ all or any part VI the undiyd LANDS be longing 10
sad prupnetuis IN said Towus.
o. To see IL thay viii mako survey end allotment
OF said unaiv ided LANDS
g. To chose committee to su vey aud sllot the
shnie
pensos OF said suNey.
8. 10 choose n collector 20 collect sad tax.
o. To if the Ptopricos viii vote to settlers the
LOT. lhey sayeIaly nrouny 10 lou OF theI dIal.
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THE BOSTON TRAVELLER,

stimuated by the tttsfinr c1unteuanco and ronor.
Gus appreciation OF the reading community through
wsh their iDuturl has 20 ostnnsvcr circulated tho
Publishers of the dasrtf0n Trqrcsr have determined
Go Withhold 90 rdir- which necuntary and industrial
means cfu supply, NOT only 10 deserve tho hugh esi-
nation which their psst abors have achieved bot TO
metit more exalted appreciation and still wider
patronage such assault leave the fnfrc1n Trarrfer
WITHOUT " rvnl amung us contemporaries. 1He DOB
efthtY With VIII ch disefiminIting public ntva hats.
toipfe responded GO tsclr cutrfise iustdes fhe 49,
fufancc on the pIt oftho pfoouetnf chat an fsaso
Of heir cudetvo's Go cd y aud entcutn tbr fosdtng
community viii meet with commensurate Increase
Of Che airnaty extensive circulation u tho Iraneer
Our ahuudant means iof obtaining
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e. p. Waiton's Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court foi the District OF " esii-
ingon C5mnssiOners, 10 receive, examine, and adlust
aclans aud demands OF all peFsona, agAnstthe ssiae
OF 4. Walton, ,ale OF Montpelier, IA ssld dsiIiei,
deceased, represent insoiyeHi, aud the tetm ~ sA
nonih- tom The 2ath dny uf December ie3,, teing AZ
lowed by said Couit the creditors Of sad deceusad,
exhibit snd Prove their respective rlams beiofo us
Give notice that We will auend 10 the duties ofour
sppoininsat al the office Of +. Z. Jews, 10 Montpelier
IA said Dsuiet. on the int Mondays OF Mar1h and
June neat ii 10 O'clock 10 the forenoon, on each Of
said days.
EPJEWETr
JOSEPH A. PhENTlsS.>
Mon'polier, January 18th, 1855. 725w
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The Great English RENE dy.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CelebrnIed EcmnIr PiII..

Pfopued Tom prescription OF sir james Clttke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. Ihis in
valuable Medicine unlang the cure u all those
painful aud dangofou, diseases incident to the female
constitution.
1t moiefates all excess all obitruotons, sud
brings on the monthly period with regularity These
Pills she old be used two or thtee weeks Previous to
eondaomenti they fouy the constitution and lessen
The suffering during labor, enabling the mother to per.
form hef dutics with salty 10 herself nod child
7h''s Pns should aoi be afsa BY f,nas, sprigr ~,
FiTsT THREE MONTHS of P,egaaa-y a., her are
sure O. briHg Msssrrags, bet at ang CHR ans Asg
arssgf,.
10 ai cases OF Nervous and SPINAL Affections. pain Ia
the Back and Limbs Hoayiness, Fatigue on Slight ~
ertioa Papititioo Of The Heart Lowne.. Of SPIRITS
Bysteiesi Headache, Whites aud all Tho painful di.
esses oeoasi"ned by dsofdeted y-ten these rs will
elect core when i other moaus have filed aud al-
though powerful rem,dy do not contain toa, calomol
-"fuaretuoas lco'mp ,oyius zach package. Pnce, in
the Unit.d s. stos aad Canada. Que Dcllsr
Solo Agents tot Ait. country.
&c. BALDWIN & Co,
Roeer.ief ~
TUTTLEA NO Is, Aubum,N Y..G1srrAL Nee,t..
NIB. slcO and @ p",ugs stamp. enclosed &, aoy
authorized agent will insure bottle of The Piu. by
return mail
fof sale b, FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier whole
sale Agent ior Vermont 7ilJ
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Book BINDERY.

Pnmphletsi MashAiheHf &tsi Vouhu 10 any 1c
sired.
Cnstomers sending THAR orders for Probate, TowR
oIoiher Records, Joufnals Booklets, or hooks ruled
aud bound toKny patteFn wbatsver, rely upon fe
csiving perfect satisfaction.
M. v. Davis, whose accuracy and wofknlanshtp IN
this branch Of business has been iavorably known
forssvora yeafs past, wilgivo this Depsltment his
pattieulnr attention. h. NJ. WALTON.
In The store 80 loegaecnpledby R.P Wahonkk
2. Walton fonf.
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lake. To the south Of this is Brad
ley's Pond covering seventy-6ve
acres. Just above this interval aud
pond is rise of land, on which is
located steam saw mill, aud an os-
Enlistment for the manufacture Of
Coal and Pyroligneous Acid.
| left the Potter Place On station
on the Northern Railroad, named
after the famous juggler Potter,
whose body, with that Of his wife,
lies buried within stones throw Of
the depot,) early in the morning and
paid visit to this work. Through
the poiteness Of the proprieiors
was permitted TO examine them and
was furnished with nany facts relat-
ing to their manufactures. They
have -four large cast iron rctorls, Of
cylindrical form, each eight feet long
and capable of holding one cord OF
wood at the bottom is tube one
foot in diameter passing through aud
connecting them. These retous are
filed with dry cord-wood aud closed
quite tight. Heat is then applied by
means Of IA fire kept IN the smaller
tube at the bottom (no fire being APP
Piled directly TO the wood for twelve
hours, when the wood is reduced to
a coal Of The best quality. The pro-
duct IS Withdrawn as soon as suiiici-
emily cool aud the process repeated.
| learn that the quantity of coal
made from a cord OF wood IN this
way IS much larger THAI is realized
% titv oiu inehOd OF cOaiinHi pellB
from ~ to 80 bushels TO the cord.
Attached to these retorls Is a cast
iron tube or pipe one hundred feet
IN length. The gasses and steam,
which escapes from tie wood while
coallng, pass through thus tube to
suitable receptacle. The tube being
kept cold 10y means Of water, snow
or ice, these vapors are condensed.
After having settled the thinner por-
ton Is drawn oil and barrellcd Tor
market. Tins Is the Pyrolgneous
Acid 81 much used IN culico-prnling
works, Hnd IN the manufacture OF
white lead About twenty gallons
OF this acid is obtained from a cord
Of wood, aud It's sells readily at II
cents per gallon. The thicker por-
ton, OF tar, Is of no value at present.
1t much resembles, and is probably
identical with the tar produced at
gas works.
The coal manufactured as above
Is OF the pufesl quality, and IS much
esteemed for use in the manufacture
of edge tools.
The propuetors will soon extend
Their works so as to keep twelve re-
;orls, and the other connecting APP
paralus IN constant action. The bu-
sIuess is comparatively 10 It's infancy,
but bids fair TO become important,
and highly remuneratIve. -PheHir.
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The Pfoprieiofs OF Brighton, including tina, part Of
Btrbton nov ferdinand, IN the eounty Of Essex aud
state Of Vermont, hereby uetihsd aud warned 10
mset ntthe dwelhng house OF iiaises Coe, 10 said
brighton on the 9Th doy OF Astil, a. D., 1850, At
lock beofo NOON, 10 mattes set tofth IN
the foregoing applcuton OF bkows Ives.
WILLIAM Il. kOSFBKoOk,
Justice 1t Peace.
uIshton Ian o. Ia5f 123w
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kAHEREAS. there hayobeen stories told and cirou-
w ltted BY some owl disposed punons, which WIS
ca oulaed iniafo the business fepulatiun Of Div.
3ll "a rluinhrd, and also the reputation Of The men
Thai have had tht change of sui store Tho undof-
Rned say that tho stories told and oifcuiiied
made without the least Gun iation Of tuth, and
false talse eau b" and We funhef say ihat Mr ".
Ketchum has managed our store tom tho eommenoe o.
neu about i've Yeas, OUT entire saisfaeton pfu-
IDENTITY, hones,ly and Upighty ~ every respect, and
tad. has Increased from mere nDthing Al tho com
monsem ut 10 about sllO00 year aud We further
-, that Wa have on hand and are weekly receiving
from Bosl0n a good supply Of Gnods. which We vi
.el At per osat pfoit aDd feeling thankful f1r pasl
patronage wa would nyilo our nsgabofs still fayof
us with their custom,
JOHN MEiLEN, Dg~ioss
GOODWIN REED, 81
EBsNEZER MARTYR. } Dip gil
Te,rw
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DR.. ". II. II. Richardson's

COMPARATIVE success. in the treatment ef chronic
y diseases and the discasrs Of Females induces him
10 give notice that be will devote special attention
that clHs Of Diseases elton Win the general
practice Of Medicine. All kind. Supporters furnished
81 reasonable prices. Consul ston without medicine
tfse Of charge.
Drug Store of Collins g. Pierce
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CHELSEA ACADEMY.

UNIE Spring tern will commence Feb. 2lst. full
4 board Of Teachers Is now employed complete
and regular couIces Of study here pursued aud the
Teachers and Friends resolved that the advantage
for securing thorough Educ ltioa hero enjoyed shall
not be inferior to any ia our County.
Expenses usual All applications should he I'd.
dressed to o. ID. ALLIs, Pdacipal
Chelsea, Feb. Pad. l656 75;2w
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New Books.

~ w - ~ ~ Sos
Om9G I99SAv9Gl8
Half Hours,-By Knight.
The Deserted Wife--By Miss Southworth.
The Wrinkles.
The Jean Cousin.-By NJ. C. Clark.
Leather Stocking Tales-By Cooper.
Barrington's Sketches.
Maginans NJ scellanv 60 Mackenzie.
Yusuf. Crusade in the East. r. Brown.
Party Leaders, 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 Shiel.
Swallow Barn-By Kennedy.
Modern British Essays-By Wilson.
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop.
Home Pictures-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. Southworth.
| Life of Gen. Scott-By Mansfield.
Surgical Reporis-By Hayward.
Mothers Recompense-By Grace Agular.
Woliert's Roost = BY Irving.
Tales of a Traveller BY Irving.
| Bracebridge Hall-By Irving
Star Papers--By II. W. Beecher.
| Lighs 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 Mormons.
Three Years in California Il BY Curtis.
India, China and Jupan--Py Bayard Taylor.
The Lofty and Lowly-By Mcintosh.
And others, for sale by
81 s. NJ. WALTON.
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A first class Importing House

IN their hfnuches OF Trade.
Eg- Our husiness will be- whoesale ouy and Mer.
chants ani Traders ~ 100 ind ali Goods OF II itIME
qualities at FAI prices.
-" We nn~ ohefa hne variety Of superior Vince,
Liquors, Tea-, Co0ees Cglfs, fnh eco. 40, al OF
ouf AVN imnoratipn and warranted PURE. Our
iefms will bo a. low ADD favorable can be offe rod
by any hnuse n the country, Dealers rogue tied
10 csil rs abuvc. Business hours from 10 A. NJ 10
Pm. PRtuS, ARANufS n co.
Lowell, Mass Nov t. 1855. t9i3m
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Pens, Peneils Inkst-nds, Ladies aud dhoo
Travelling inkstanis, Quills. sand, 5 nd BObes,
Wafer-white, uunspafentand redi letter Stamps,
iudsliblr ink, Eiusfes, Scaling Wax,
Iadieti Note and Leuei Paper, ruled and unruled
Giltand PLAN Enyelupost0 match-some eNtrai
Pen Kaiyes, Wafer BoAes. Pofi Fniios, Port Monies
Gard Gases Cafds Of all kinds, Visiting ana Game
Wedding Cuids and Cake Boxes,
Bustol Board-ulisiz aud thiokEesses,
UraWirs Pnpsrs--ffom Capt super Royal,
Boonet Hoard, straw Bnatd Binders Junk Bonrd
al, surfaced md Marbled Paper
large lot Of the hest ~ ~ 10 Quart. Pint 4ox. ant
School Boulss, Whiting Books. States Of allsi
,uale.
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NOTICE.

THE pnhnefship heretofore doing business under
! The style aud 6tm ofPuTNAM, WILDER q Co.
is by mutua agfeemaai tins day diss'sed he books
are len IN the hand. OF Afomas ". Wilder Tor settle
{. PUTNAM,
CuAs. n. WILDER,
A W. WILDER,
JACOB PUTNAM.
Mammalian. JanuaIY 20. 1850. "
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FUR GAPS.
MOIILD CANDLES.

Ofsvefy description, outer, Beuves Seal and Nutiu
Fur GAGS, also, sin Plush, and Cloth Caps.
dAw W. 2. BADGER 4 Co.
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B R 0 w N u K N APP,
lSuccessors TO Brown, Lamson 4 Coz
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND pEAlTas
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
WINDOW CLASS. Se., &c.
NO. 40 INDIA STREET, BOSTON.
REFERENCES.
Messfs L. 4 T. FAiRBANCs& Co, 81. Johusbury, W.
SCOTT & BROOKS, Montpoiior VI.
no THOSE who wish Farms,

TO have Jernis LAND cheap price and ray eims
your attention Is called 20 the aIuGWAY FARM
AND COAL COMPANY. Treaty 6rs .7dr,s moe
20 proportion, ara eiten Tor 5000, payable b. instruments
Of s. pes week 90 81 per mohth. IL 10 located Ia Ella
couuty yvana, and has Of the best mat et for
ns produce ia the state. The soil Is rieh ieaa aud
show II has the best elements Of prosperity, being
doflad by rich veins ef Cyal aud will shortly DO
ntesected by four raj lrlads. The timber is Of tho
moot valuable kind
ritlo uneHeeponably good, and warentee deeds are
given. ID presents good aud substantial opportunity
10 commence farming. providing for ones ctidfea
making un Investment Further particulars eau be had
from the pamphlets which sei 10 iaqaifsrs Letters
Hnsweled promptly, Apply or address sAM'L W.
hstseen foudh and Fihh ste, Philadelphia. Full in
formation IL cOntHined IN the pamphlets. 7i3m
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Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas has accepted
the appointment OF Minister to the
court Of Great Britain.
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If we leave the path Of duty, shall
we not be liable to run into the path
OF dangeri
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WALTON'S REGISTER 1856
NORTnEIELh INsrITuTE.

ORDERS to d limited er,en, eau now be diled.
~ E.P. Wall ON
Feb. 7, 1856.
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la chemistry, the way to part two
bodies is 10 introduce third The
same holds true in other departments.
70 Increase the distance between a
pair Of lovers, all that's required Is
TO let Willie walk into the back par
lor with IA lighted candle in his hand.
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LATE FRoM EUROPE.

PaiLAprLrHia. SErr. 10.
The "s'ity II Baltimore" irnm l.i,erpnnl
q, The e7lh, IT,. arrived. bat her dates liase
been anticipated by tie Canadian.
The London Daily News remarks that on
the appointment II successor # Sir Wm.
TsmeIc may jeprnI The emancipation &C
l,Aly and Tie pee II Europe. Lord Nor.
mandy has - PLAYED his e4rds that every
English ,ra,cllrr il convinced that he j. ".
tanned q, his post .olelt b. favor 81 1olrt
and NOT by The will ~ The Miaistfy.
The Res.ians have MI evacuated The rna,ls
leading to- l,aysnid,. kars was completely
,,acuate,l on lhe Alb 81 August. The lnfl1.
fe liens are nniouch d The evacuation u
Isu,el AID Rrniis commenced. The papers
say hi HE Russians blew ~ the luriliiea.
lians at 'fristrhc.
Tie saltan has rc.e.i0biished Tie natiga'
tioa 81 The Ruphrairs from Basiad g Bassnta
The Spanish cabinet j. awaiting itsrlt d
The resources II the law for The seeulari1a'
tim 81 esclr.msiiral trnpcriy lnrmerly hrlt
IN mort main, AID that law u vigorously pul
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70 The Friends Of Education IN NJ Carolina.

Alta preliminary meeting Of delegates from VARIOUS
Counties held in Goldsborough in May last ii was re-
solved to hold State Convention of the friends Of
Education in North-Carona in the coming Fall--and
the Undersigned were appointed COMMITTEES Of Pre-
paraons with power to determine the time and place
Of holding said Convention, and Of eectg persons to
prepare essays upon subjects designated
We hereby announce that Salisbury has been fixed
as the place Of said meeting. and that will take
place On Tuesday the 2lst day Of October next; and
We also take pleasure in being able 10 that
the citizens Of Salisbury have rendered the fare hospi
taltes ofthe place to the delegates to the Convention
and that only half the usna fare will be charged 10 the
visiters on the ail-Roads Of the State.
The meeting promises to be the most respectable Of
the kind ever held in North Carolina, and il Ii hoped
that many friends Of the from all parts Of the
State will come to counsel together, 10 hear and COM
municae information, encourage each other and to
help to give unity of aim and system Of effort 10 the
aborers in this important field. brief address, set.
ting forth more fully the objects Of this Convention
will be issued in few days; and in tie meantime
this notice is given that those interested may be ena
bled to make timely preparations.
That the delegates many receive proper attention,
all wishing or expecting to attend requested 10
give early notice to d. A. Davis, Of Salisbury who will
report their to the committee Of the Town ap.
pointed to to the comfort Of the visitors. Il is be
hoped false delcacy viii not preyenta any one from
complying with this request.
Professors in Colleges, Teachers in Classical and
common Schools, Officers Of the Common School sys.
tenn, and all friends d the great cause Of Education
and all friends Of North Carolina are cordially invited
to attend as delegates.
q. II. WILEY,
Supt Com. Schools for N. g.
ID. A. DAVIS of Rowan Co.
i. w. 0GB0RN. If iuil.ord Co.
WM X LANE, Of Wayne Co.
WM. ROBINSON,
L. GRAVES, Of Warren TO.
Committee ef Preparations.
Aug. IA. 1856.