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NOTICE-T0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 7@whsI
"LTFEINsTY.SCE,

"ALL MN .UORTAL BUT OURSELVES."
not few hundred thousand doAr.. wifr
children nv LTE fSrEtsC would be
u death Omen hundred dollars
property from fore sales
Many thoussnds have been perous Rcn1nd
MuIuAL BsgTH LuF IssrEScE CoNsT paid f1OOJDO
FOR lossrs Yrgna-oyer half 81 Richunnd
There which o. hs family
At the same cost, A. by Life Insurance
W KNOWLES, Agent.
No Pal
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NEW STOCK or SPHASG GOODS.
We receiving Stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods
par of ouf Importation and IT, femaUder from he
market IN s country purchased fayorahr
ne Who'll oct hing eGfireH mt ost oner
trade confidently atuny buyers fa Inducements
pected. II consists IN part, AZ follows.
y = - 80 Bro. shirtings and eheeings
Cotton OsnahurEs Cottonades and Nankeen
Larry Stock nieached Domestic ~ widths
Plaid, Striped and Plain Cotton Servants
kontucky Jeans, satineis and Tweeds
TicfinRs, Furniture and Apron Cheeks
Beachcd and broad Table Cloths and Dauaska
Larre stoet Irish Ianens
Cloths Cassimers and YesngE
Igfge Stock ~ Prints, 0inghans and Lawns
Apscsaa snI Ggnlop C0ths
PriDssd ChalIes AID fefaees
Plain deiains and ChaIlics, AL grades
Lawn, Chaniea and Berage Robes
White Cambricks Jackonefr Swiss sud Nnn Muslins
Mantllas, large stock, and Cheap
Iars, Muslin and Cannhric Collar
Lace, Collars and Sleeves n Att
Linen Canahrck, sik and Cotton Hdkfs, Win = large
sict u cher foods not enumerated, uhich ask tr
Of our friends 500 a. igs4e generally.
fnh0s A TAPpy
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WINsTOv A. POWERS only can gst and are IN sup
w ply "Pure Rye" which they defy 10 beeqnai anywhere
Tbs celebrated whisky warranted
s.ays taken sas 20, sE.ovsd o. u. suprloy uiug or
Ne ciY and sooundng country, yucurv
California ani sE York besides many other places note
article zen a.
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NEW Yonk LIFE INsEHANoE coMPASn.

n II
meeting Of dls Local Board OF Directors, Richmond
n the New York Lie Insurance Company, Monday,
1856, the following resolution unanimously adopted
The President Company
examined the exhibits Of the New York Life
Company Tor the last embracing full statement Of snars
the list January 1856, and being satisfied
perfect sound condition Of e company, cordially
the aud support Of the whole community
IL commenced Its ~
capital Of tO00J, which has all In
undoubtedly good.
We mode Of investing money probably TIE
PROFITS for the aud have
thirty poT cent annually on the premiums paid
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REFERENCES Geo Holiybecker, Amelia; Archer Cock
Chesterfield, VIM Harrison, Richmond; IT, Ciopon Charles
City; W Aplerscn Charles City; J. Iyey Apponat,ox
Benz Robinson King william; ExPresdnt John Tyler Charles
City, o. Austin, North Carolina Others.
nhiT nc us,n e., ui1taiilis
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k6 in,ssLs' vINEFAF, N s'OTs sas " ~ y -
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sJ0 n(An LBS. wilson's Bacon, hog.round
\8VeONVU 20 ihda Wilson'S Bacou gfnntier.
u bids. clear Bacon sides
- ~, Ids u Wight Cider vloegtr
T" 20 DO Apple and Pesth Brandy
js2e woMBLg cJGTBORvg No n Pearl q,
k'oInTH OF JULY,-The Committee. Of Arrangement.
lhc paftleet cNe1ront, etc designing
paa oactrs oates, pies, 40 ho1 ~ undersgnsd
49, ISL w 'her orders without deiay'o 70 Fresent soy
Jse Main s,res,, OPPOSITE Iies 6ssai
GENsINE ANCHOR BOLTING CIOTH.-W,
tom No q al 80 .ftnsnt o. ne stove Cloth, assorted
t. % ~ al ~ you'd respectfully he attention oY
lsptoi ne sane, NJ oloih Dos BY o. ! depuesuy
fs boy, sold Tor % years sne bet article NAME
l,sT 49, ~ go sNfTli, HfOpFg co,
~ imPorer. of Hardware aud saddisf5. Roh5oai u
NVIISLI hereby Inst ASP
- 80 s0nF mg Hgrni 70 condrsf GROCERY auo CONNfTa
800 ~ wy sfh authority natng r.nr.
80 ~, fiectt ~ ~ fif1fs. fevorafinr ~
N anl te paf oil
JaEg A. oRIryrs
TO Nv FRisNps AND YORNER CUsTONgBs -rhrous,, the
e. 40 colhdsnce u friend Mrs haye
~ her arrni. ard have ~ Oh sand 81 ths
10 Nnth street, wheFe sian eonuct grneral
.Ffy ~ w chocrf articiss W Hue fir se
Fo tsry W. entrusted promptly aceouus for h.
s,. III ~. eouhdenty sITeai 70 20 htends
.4-' Agent ~ Hr.. = A. Grimm
~ sIsAPPIEk PEAoHEaANDs,lps, or-
'" NV JAMS, wfNsfoN.
II W. .etfEE, q good gs.l.y, .payx lroa gig Rth
- "" ~"'" so " DAVtNPOaT, ALLENA 90.
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UyOR BOSTON.-fr-t Vessel, Richmond and Bcs-
- o Packets The superior sail
regular Packet Schooner Susan, Captain, seth. a.
portion Of her engaged and going
board win sail With all possible dispatch For balance Of freight
AeP,S'0 DAVID wu. cuRRrr
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JEprHA aARDISIER.

For Mr. GARDINER suffered the tonrng Reu
ma,i., he unable walk without the help Of stick On the
goth of December he tried the r. r. Reeon the Ss he could
walk without aid and free from pain let all who crippled
o n bed ridden, think OF this
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fifteen 20 twenty drops Of H. H. Relief
every u TO % minutes vii quickly the
charges Of Dyssnery and Diarrhos will ln Few sioi
the
H. r. Remedies sold by ~ lie Druggists In the Safe ami
by Purcell Ladd Go, Risond also, BY Adie Gray, Rcl
moud. a
Jais-dAwly-mh22 iC2 Fulton New York
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Nratbs.

WAEp-ln Sheffield, Josephine Maria, only
daughter ofDr. A. NJ, and Mrs Phcbe Ward az
ed years, three months, and 10 DAYS.
MAY-ln West Concord, March 9Th, Marcus F.
second son of Mr.. Preston May, aged Is wears
April l5th Of canker rash, Frank w., younces,
son of =. May. aged one year and six months.
F"Is"M-In West Concord. April 10Th. of can
kcr rash. Franklin c., adopted son Of Charles r.
and Eliza a. Folsom, aged years. Printers in
Ohio please notice. April Eth, Charles f., same
disease, only child Of Charles b. and Eliza A. Fol-
som, aged years.
MoEsE-In West Concord, April 10Th. Mrs In
cy NJ, wife of Lyman Morse, aged 40 wears.
Mrs. N. was respected and beloved not only bv
her husband and two young sons but all her ac
4'iai'failce she had many friends. During her
last nrotracted illness. they were often with her.
cheerfullv aiding her husband in the performance
OF the Kind offices, which her severe sutfcrnps
reLdered necessary. These sutfcrings were cans
ed by tumor of several wears growth, and for
many months OF enormous size, almost preclu3inc
the possibility ofrccovcrv.
In the early stage Of her disease. Mrs. Morse in.
dulged strong desire for recovery that she might
be still useful to her family, but before her depar
ture she became fully resigned to her Heavenly
Fathers will. and serenely and quietly passed a.
way. cheered with the bssful hope Of blessed
immortality, believing that she should reiojn her
beloved kndreds and friends who had already
been summoned to that "house not made with
hands,
'She is waiting us there in her heavenly home.
Where pam and sorrow NAV never come:
She has reached the land Of glorious rest.
la her Fathers house heavenly guest"
j. B.. JR.
SPAuLDISG-In St. Johnsbury April 10TH with
Group. Charles Levitt, son Of Charles f., and Ar
mInda ". spaoldEe. aged year ard 9 months.
"OF sGcn Is he k:. gdom OF Heaven
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SrEvKxs-At McIndot's Falls, April 18th, Miss
Anna Stevens, aged So :ears.
BEpELI-In Bath. n. H., April 18th, Mrs. Soper
Bedell. aged So years
WHlrrLE-In Franconia, N. H., April 9Th. Mrs.
Rachel Whipple, wife of the late Elisha Whpple,
Of st. John,burv, aged6l wears.
BUTrrRFIELD-In Danvie. April Is, of con-
sumption. Mr. Laura J. Rutterfield, wife of Mr..
Dean II. Butterfeld, aged "a years.
HuxrREss-In Danville, April 10. after much
suffering from tum in the eye, Mr.. John c.
1untress, aged ~ years.
Sxow-In West Derby, April 8, of small pox,
Susan NJ, wife of 4. +. Snow, aged % wears.
GLIDpEN-In Stanstead, April s. Mrs. Betsev
Gliddcn, wife of Mr.. Horace TAYLOR. daughter of
Mr. Nathaniel Iford. and adopted daughter of
Mr. K. e. Holt. in the 18th year of her age.
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YNHE subscriber offers for sale verv choice Sc
= lection Of ornamental trees and shrubs: June
Hybrid. Perpetual and Bourbon Roses, Ierlacious
PerennialS and Bedding out Plants
Also. fine Apple trees, Pear trees On Pear and
Ounce stocks. GoOseberrv, Currant, Raspberry and
blackberry bushes, and Strawberry plants of the
choicest varieties
Of Eerbenas he has nearly 100 fire >nrjeties. of
every shade of color strong plants of best varie-
ties Sl5o per dozen; small plants 81 90 per dozen.
except new and rare kinds. SO fine varieties for
$500; other bedding-out plants Sl.o0 to $3.50 DER
dozen: Roses $500 per dozen, choicest kinds
All other things as cheap as they can be procured
at any reliable nursery in the region
Circulars containing further particulars in regard
to varieties prices &c viii be sent gratnitonsly 10
all applicants &c WORCESTER
Thetford, Apri. $, 1876 s7Y-79
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET.-Apr %
AZ Market Glj Cattle. $50 Becve>. and g.:
stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves. y earnings. two and Three Years Old.
Price Market Eccf-Ex.ra =. sos s..5 per cwt
l~tquali'v 80 sd quality, t,5oa7; 81 quality
ST ordinary 5.
BarrrllnG Ca,tc-No quotations.
St"rc>- Working Oxen Sllo, Sli" l75 1s5
per pair.
Cows and Cavc>-S25 30 80 a 80.
Three Years Oll-S3u to SO
sheep and Lambs - ?.5 at market. Prices in
lots $40. j.. each; extra and selections, IS
9. H.. II Il II.
Hides. per cwt.
Fet>- Sl.75:a2 each.
Swinc-4a9
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Narriaar5.

UNDERSTANDABLE this village. 2lst inst.
by Rev. :. ". Plimr;on Mr.. George ". StrarnS
ard Miss Eumii.a L. Sherman, both of ST. .Tohn~-
barry.
RrE>Err-GtKNEY- This village ODD inst, tv
Rev ". Z. Bond, Mr.. ROYAL Burnett, of Waterford.
and Miss Lois II tiurncv Of East St Johnsburv
April 10, by Rev. George Davis Mr.. Nathaniel r.
Nc>ervc and Miss Mary j. Mescrvcv. both of Mt
Pleasant.
GEAy-H. NrHEIy-Tn Bloomington, April II,
by Rev. r. $ Hall. Mr.. Scdcn GRAY, and Hiss
Mary A. Hum,,hrev
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6y an order from the Quarter Master General,
am directed to ascertain the condition Of the arms
Oh the State, lately in charge of Military Companies
which have virtually di>banded, by neglec.ng to
meet Tor the purpose of military drill and discipline
according to law, with view Of returning such
arms TO the State Arsenal. Title 16, section 25l
Militia Act of 1912 NOW in force) provides as fol
lows:
" The Quarter Master General is hereby author
lzei and directed to order any officer to take or
shall himself take into his care and keeping. any
aims, pieces of ordnance carriages tumbril>. and
apparatus. and any other property belonging to tho
State, MT az tie use or occupation of anv Company,
or When such Company is di>bande,l, or have not
met within one YEAR
am authorized to say that there is no intention
OF calling III any arms now in the octuol use Of Mil
nary Companies. or in the possession of Companies
that have kept up t!Icr organization. Will Field
ana Staif Officers. Clerks. and members Of Compa-
mes OF the 18th, l4th. 18th, 10th, 18th and 18th
Regiments, composing the 5th and 9th Brigades,
give mis- notice their immediate attention. and re-
port as soon AS may he. the condition Of their re-
spectlve corps, direct to the Quarter Master Gene
ran He"rge w. Grindev. at Nergennes or to the
undersigned at Groton, VT After SAID reports shall
have been received. measures will be taken to re-
turn the arms of such Companies TO the Quarter
Master GENERAL. a. HARIEIGH HILL,
Major 18th Res't.
April
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STATE OF VERMONT


Essex County, SIS.
County Court. Jan'v Term. \ u 1856
the action of George ". Hing Of Portland in
fhe County OF Cumberland and State of Maine
plaintiff against Francis Bachelor and John Y.
Kendall, Late Of Brighton in said County Of Essex.
Defendants. In a plea of the for that the said
Detts. by the namc Of Bachelor < Kendall at Port
land aforesaid, To wit at tuk!hall aorcs aid on the
Eth day Of April, 1876, bv their promissorv note
Of that date. for value received, promised the Pltf
topaz Inn or his order five hundred dollars on de-
mand with interest vet though often requested said
pefts have never paid the same to the damage Of
the FIN. seven hundred dollars. 1t beng suggested
{" the Court that said Kendall one of the Dett's is
not resident Of this State and that no personal
service has been made on him in this suit: II is or
dcrcd toy the Court tina; the action be continued TO
the next term of said court, to he holden at Guild
hall. within and for said county on the Atm Tuesday
OF Nay next, ana that the Pm. give notice 10 the
said Dei't of the pendencv thereof bv causing the
substance of said declaration. with COW az thi.
order. To he published three weeks successfully in
the Caledonian printed at 81. Johns. bury in this
state. TIE last publication thereof 10 he ut least
fifteen days prior to said Court to which this acto,
is continued Attest
WM. H. HARTSHORNE, Clerk.
true copy. Attest.
WM. u. HARTSHORNE. Clerk.
VIM IIevwood ATTY a,sso
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THE CONCORD GRAPE.

HONEY co. MERCHANTS ROW Otter for sale
this new and splendid hardy grape. producing lunches
weighing pound each. riIsnng on the 18th 81 September
four weeks earlier than the Isa, a arc. will mature ts
In any part {" New England Fine year old vines s.
ca a. OF SIS er dozen Co have for sal, 2r'r0 Pear
Apple. Peach and Cherry Trees, Glare Vines
Blakberrles &C. OF all the finest varieties also Orran-
ai Trees Shrubs and Plants DSlas Roses &c Pear aud
ounce Stalks Buckthorne for Hedges Hubarb and Aar-
agus Roots &c Catalogues grail, - - -
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Alexander Willionls' Tea Warehouse

Is W asiliIcton sire. f;osf,n.
Established III 1915 4 assrt'.. % NV 90, r.,
c ,:tr OoIoicS Yo'n- Hys Is, \!ig ...~ r. ' o.,
am El ..Sl. breakfast lea. Al Hr i. and .i.u Y,
r faf. a.!, .iioce 1t, # i-i r,ot boi .g and r.,
.'ih!a5i lets The t*s' lig.'"l :, III. n.
Of r"i C'l. "a T.. ,i.'5 = - '..y
! 4 :. :, -
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THE INDEpENDENT

Weekly Religious and Family News,,arer 0. The largest
class Among us many distinguished writers are
Rev Geo b CheeVer, b D.; Rev. Henry Ward Kcec,er:
GOV LOUIS A0SSGtL lDr Sose.; c. l.. Brace. ClarcuU.
Cook; Mrs BeeaLcr SO (; .iIlc II Mix Il I'll. =
LG.1Ae-0.S o.Se-s
.e.E.s by :. yeA "a adva>e. Sie.i..ta nuL.aes
Sc: gratis. A1ve:tseIecs z - ,ss 80 ~ r,h -,
s+!ton Ci'cr.s:on tM so JOSEPH H LADD
Publisher, O.jce, z: Be khan 8. New York
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Arril II.
At market 900 Beef Cattle. stores 35 pairs
working oxen ~ cows and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs 5000 swine.
rEICt>.-!icet-Extra. q: LIST quality S!as! ID
quality =: 81 do ~!
Hides. .; taiIow, S; pelt> Slal!; calf Sims lac
yer IL.
St"rrs-lc arlir.cS none. Two years OLD none
Three wears ",! none.
Mi.ch Cuw>-nouc. Veal Calye,-S4 to 81.
Working Oxr,l-S"5 H. l55
Cows and Ca!vc>-S2V 20 -.
Sh rep and lamb>-Extra S to II: hv LOT. So ~.
swine. gas SC per 10. wholesale, and a loo
retail.
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April 81, 1856.

We w"! all the attention cf our reader, 10 the aty,r-
ll>'i'ht al Dr W '" Tor the treatment Spinal Com
l'l> 'iri IN our i>t 81 Ro>ton Advertisements. With
llr Use Z" Ill" Scrl"IiIlhr Spring Apparatus used 10y r
Woe" "r' neither pam or suffering i'll the treatment ii
"\I'iits oi The spine Spinal WrakIe>> and other Spinal
complaints. AMI The curative results daily cAlwr,C,I hv
Inc patients are such a. have before been attained 10y
any "ti'r system 81 It' cc adopted Tor the reci and
ri this formidable class difficulties The high medical
authority f''Ii'i III connection with the advertisement
urtn >iiilcnt guarantee I" the >,r, al and i>ti-
tI> Consultations AZ Offe. No. 2lj Washington Street
Boston. Tree "i charge. Residence. Marlboro Hotel
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the subscribers. being appointed by the
W Probate court. Tor the district Of Essex
cliiilN>.'licrs I" receive. examine and adjust all
claims ami dc':l:'n!s at all persons against the
tate Of Oliver i. Blake late If Iu,cnhurp. in said
district, deceased, and the claims Of the deceased
exhibited III offset thereto hereby give notice that
SIX months from the i.h ciav of April . u. 1856,
are allowed for The creditors to present their claims
70 said commissioner. Tor exlmlna, on & allowance
and that We will meet orlat purpose at the store .,
stephen Howe, in SAID Luacnhur.. on the first dav
of July ami the first day Of October next, at o.
clock +. NJ on each of said DAYS.
SIEPIIEN HOWE.
CHARLES AMES, Commissioners.
Lunenhurg. April Is. $50 $3.50
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NOTICE..

The superintendent OF Schools in the town of
Barnet. will meet at Stevens Nllasc-I' pper
School House. on Thursday the lst day OF Nav at
one o'clock, r. NJ, for the examination of Teach
ers. Per ,,r.,.r
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We would call the the aItior Of readers, and ,,c-
1ilN d tints and Atfef Visiting
our columns Of Messrs Folsom Bywker Malla tur, r,
and Dealers III Bags 0t every tescrpt1 ASSURING ,tOe
7!O ave o'''sl" u purchase, tat tey buy q. t!-t
II a.y 4Idhtlty requires itv1.ao!r teru, \, AZ A.
Ctner establishment o. fhc KIND II the country Their u,
Rooms are atlIz Conn.trtlal street. corner # khnod
Street boston
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Radical Cure of Runfure

UT fi'i''ii CtIfil!'>
~ tri> 10y hi> >' ';iF fa AMI ,ii.Ii.,ri f,,'p>-
noe ~ "i"fii liz 'i>'' Attends l,.i,r>
ttc Treatment anal tari',a,l, II,.tr.l II,i,-
'h'.> "t Files Diseases III the TI..iN Crcal> e.,
Lincoln i. Aspirations mae, al Li, l,,,... t,,;,
Pa, t..>f,,u 80 -
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CROCKERY.
GLASS WARE AND CHINA !

WE have nearly one side Of Aftv feet store
w filled to its utmost capacity with crockerv,
glass ware and china. and are prepared to sell it
opened and rcpackch from the time it left the man.
ufact"ry till it arrived here, thus saving cost of
ten per cent. The most We can ask is to call and
EXAMINE THE QUALITY AND PRICES AND
1T WILL sell ITSELF
STONE & FOSTER
St T"hnshury, April 81, 1856. e7stf
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w ers, who are in want Of first-rate article Of
BOOTS, SHOES, OR RUBBERS,
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United 2tates Loan Fund Association.

ii summer street Boston This popular INSTITUTION for say
ncs have rc-I.nt,i Their f-'k> i,r few pii
new 'iepv>ur> Monthly dlu.Iiis each share. s. LAT,
Val c, s. ~. Books u explanation IN: ottIc o.
Oh rgc, 10y sending 81 calling a the ,4;rc
u
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FOUR FIRST-RATE BOOKS

ERNEST LINwODD. by Mrs Heitz
TEk koxA> ExIiL. by DR. t;a,a:ii
PETER ton, tn. Calr. Ann Fisherman
LIFE or ScusSYL. by Mackic Just vuidis red b,
Junn Y. Jewctt 4 Co III Wasij,-,,, :, R,,s,,,p
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1000 Thieves Caught. L,

Sw Ag'nts wanted d. sell Browns Patent Safety Alarm
" ceto i"k- eN'Swh.re remarkably successful
,scl IN enn N - Thieves caught per anim L. ever
f'oipcks III list Not on ever APPEL, AGENTS max.
large pay, a. will be shown BY ctt. and circular m wl,,ch
enclose !vuT cents Tor pp,t,,gc
Adtlrt IS. EPIIRAIN BROWN lnMlu NJ.
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DANIEL i. %Mlln.
Designer and Engravcr OH Wood

DANIEL 4. SMITH,.
Designer and Engravcr Oh Wood,
49, IN Court - Cor fremont is,-t.l
MI hlir> 81 " "k Illustrations Views Of EI.iI.. A., hin,
riH Landscapes. 81, Portraits Aiiai>. S,i.t--' >.,-
prikti>i- Iis"i>. New >- Heads drawn and rwr,,,
IA luz f,>t
MEN WANTED.
WISH I" tiiiiIN ,liner vi .,,iNr men L. sill R-H.
M''hh PiIi>. Pci;i.irr>. Ar SALARY
81 III" al oiiii>>l .>'. Magazine a::,rii> A.rr>
'''P ci'h-'i Dr u Is 81 IN \tk ~ mon II Boston
WM. BO(:LE,
Premium Nci.tilatiii. AMI t,'r>>aicr
w Iti NJ \ IL l.. X;
praw> attention {" new >f,c oi Wig called f! u,skrirk
S '''>Nlt u. which ir lichi'>>. elegance. and dun,
i'i ht> never l'c .i:al'ri. Ai- the self Al
J>tIc IL. hi, ... l. >li INSTALL In, head
ana i :" natural IL L. defy nr,uwr- %.
tn -''!i' family \ 1T, ilH hand
Depot ir bgr'> lily i~Iim Fiuri. ti. haI. hx...
Anrfr. Si.i, t'rt;ii. Ac
"" "a " i>iiincton street. -r..I.
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j. VI. BARNARD 4 CO..
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I ITERATION. ! have this day gwen NV son.
Henry IT, Hhiden. his time Ia transact bust
ness tor hllusc I. and shall claim none Of his earn
my or iav any debts OF his contracting after This
lafc JoUN t;I IDpEV
ST Johnshurv ApriI % 1s,s as so*
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AoIINE. hereby rclirqui>h 70 my s"n..'oln
Y -. A. Monster. his time during the remainder
81 his minority. and shall claim none oi his earn
ing. or pay amy debts OF hie contracting after this
ia'", JNO WOOSTER
CRANKY. April Il. 1855 $3.50
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FROM KANSAS.

We have received the Kansas HeraH of
Freeiom of April 9TH. 1t saws that the
streets OF Lawrence are beginning to be
thronged with strangers. and present quite a
lIf''-iike appearance again after the dreary
winter Every boat which comes up the riv.
err has large number on board The Her.
Td adds For reasons which we do not
care to mention now, We hope all will lator
to BE here by the first OF Nav at furthest.-
BY that time We hope, and have reason to be-
lleve, there will be an addition OF many thou
sands to the State
The Herald says the Border Ruflians
have cooled off very sensbly a new system
OF tactics has been introduced. and it is appre-
hended that their principal outrases for a
month or two will consist of piracies, which
are continued on every boat up the river. 1t
adds, Wouldn't wonder if they should find
a torpedo in some box soon, which they will
open. The Yankees are great on Inventions
Matters at present appear unusually peace
atle in the territory. The editor estimates
that the emigration in the next six month.
will reach 10000.
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