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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
: VIM. R. pRISToI

no FEVER AND AGUE-AN INFALIrl
CURE-We defy tho world to produce any II
cine which does not contain Quinine. Bari Al
ic, Mercury or any noxions or deadly oOmpCl
to cure this annoying disease so effecfualy 4
ter's Spanish Mixture. While it contains I'D
the above named dangerous articles, yet it pOa1
es power in relieving and curing Fever and 4
which cannot be approached by any of them y
rateIy or in combination. It acts speciRcaNj
the Liver, Purifies the Blood, opens the pOres &
Skin, and assists nature to expcl from the syI
the seeds of Disease, or that is as bad the nm
of the Mineral Drugs, which clog and finally
troy lie constitution.
See the cure Of Mr.. Lougden of Virginia; Hs
chilis twice day for years, nothing would
lievN him until he tried Carriers Spaniih Mkt
only bottles of which cffectually restored hiI
health, nor has he had return of the disease 81
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Du- Nineteen out Of the twenty-six counties Of
Kansas have sent in their returns Of the census;
showing an aggregate far of 9,25o registered Eo
tiers. Acting Governor Stanton has issued procla-
nation for an election of delegates the Consttu
tional Convention, 10 assemble the third Monday
In June 1t is stated that the character of the emf
grafton to the Territory this spring greatly better
than; 1t has yet been. Improvements are going on
rapidly
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

We return thanks to Hon. James NJ. Mason,
for eopysof the "Report of the Decision of
the Supreme Court of the United States and
the opinions of the Judgesin the case of bred
Scott u.s. John F. A. Sanford"
We also return our thanks to VIM. P. Fa-
herty and wm. Hunter, Esqs., of Washing
ton, for valuable and interesting documents
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Line Between the chesapeake and Nan
tes.

The project offs line ofsteamers between Nantes
in France aud the Chesapeake is very feasible ana
cannot fail il tried, to succeed. The freight and
Messenger business WIN probably support the line
and render IL prenlsO5e. In addItton I0'asAt tis
line would, of course, have mail contract TIT
were established now, the Postmaster Generai coulo
under the general act ofls45, give 1t the mails
upon conditions similar to those on which ne re-
Gently closed mail contracts with the New York
aud Havre and the new Yorkand Bremen lines oil
steam packets. he would give them the amount OF
the hostages and us mnch more as Congress may
choose to allow for the service.
There is an important intimation in Gov. wlses
letter TO the Franco-American Company on this
subject, which is commended to the attention oil
Northern commercial interests Ifthe establish
ment of this line between the Chesapeake and
France requires government aid, Congress mus
afford it to an extent equal to that which is AFFORD
ed to Northern lines. It is only upon this ccndi-
ton, when the question shall be once made before
Congress that the South will again sustain tne
ocean mail steamer lines of the North.
New York has derived immense advantages from
the establishment, at, government expense, OF the
ocean mail steamer service between that city and
Europe, Had the law required the Collins line
and the Livingston and all the other lines tomake
Norfolk the Atlantic port, would NOT Norfolk have
presented ere This, a much more business-like ap-
pearancsR Would it not, at least, have doubled
and quadrupled the value of real estate in that city
There is no propriety in the suggestion that the
State of Virginia should contribute twenty-five
thousand dollars year to the support OF the
Franco-A merican line. What has the State of New
York paid for the support of the Liverpool, Havre
and Bremen lines 2 Not cent.
Wash. Cor. Of Bali. Sun.
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Te1as Democratic state Convention


The Democratic State Convention of Texas met
at Waco on :he Attn inst and nominated Hon u.
R. Runuels for Governor, Hon. Frank Lubbock for.
Lieutenant Governor, and Hon. Frank n. M N
for Commissiouer oft the General Land Office. Tue.
Waco correspondent of the Austin State Gdzefte'
writes:
"The friends Of each candidate tried their best TO
to seenre their nomination, and then, like noble
men when they found it impossible to accomplish
it, they rolled mp their sleeves and sustained with
ahearty good will, the man whom they found more
fully uniting the delegates ofthe convention. a
was predicted that the johnson and Runnels men
would be found irretreyably at swords points, and
that neither would give way the other until no'n
should be thrown aside. But the delegates had
more love of principle and higher and nObler aims
TO achieve than the elevation OF men. They laid
down their swords when the proper time arrived,
and in fraternal feeling rallied to the support oil
of the choice ofthe convention.
awe are proud to record this event. Hon X d.
Runncls is the nominee ofthe Democracy of Texas,
without dissenting voice, in one ofthe largest
conventions ever held in the State of Texas
Mr.. Ruunels will be opposed by Gen. Sam. Hous-
ton, who has announced his intention to run as an
independent candidate Tor Governor.
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BOT
OF VIRGINIA

MEssRs. WIN. S BEERs & Co. Richmond u
Gentlemen Considerations of duty to the Al
ted alone prompt me to send you this vOlun
testimonial to the great value of CARTERSSPI
ISH MIXTURE, for shat almost incurable di'4
Scrofula.
Without being disposed, or deeming it neees
to gointo the particulars of the case, can EJI
the astonishing results that have Ieen prOdncsI
that medicine, on member of my own family
under my own observation and superintends
after the skill of the best physicians had be,r
hausted land all the usual remedies had failed
Justify mein recommending its use to all who !
be suffering from that dreadful nNlndy,
LIDO not mean to ga that it is adapted to al
st;tnt;ons. or that it will afford the same relI
ali cases for, of course, can know nothing ]
that-but from what have seen of the tatI
would net hesitate to use it in any and evcryr'I
Scrofula. with persons for whom felt an init
or over whom could exercise influence OF Coz
Respectfully YOUR
JNO. NJ. B0TI
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struck by the comet.


The good people down at Indianapolis, Ind ,,were
terribly frightened ON Tuesday evening. They be-
lieve down there" that the comet Is going to knock
our little planet to smash and have been great
IL excited about it for some time. With this belief
and under this exctiement, they were thrown into
state ofalafmoh Tuesday evening that is described
as perfectly awful BY seeing the moon rise from
behind the eastern hills as red as blood and look
ing like the great head ofa fiery dragon. They
thought it was the comet about to that the
end of all earthly ihinga at hand and they set
themselves to work, with prayers and tears and
suppticatfons, to make their peace, and to be
ready to ego mp So frightened were they says
the Lay ayette Journal that The alarm bells were
Frtng aud the freeing brought out, and the e1
citement and confusion for few moments wassin-
describe The idea OF calling out HE engines, UNI
der such circumstances, was worthy Of the genius
7of Dame Darlington, who undertook tofepel an in
yasion of the atlantic With her mop. The
appeafance Of the full orb above the horizon soon
restored the people to their senr es and converted
their shrieks of alright and henEied appeals to
heaven into q general gutfaw.
- The EItzabethtown ( lF.Js3 Tribune Estates
that a pearl has BEEN found By W Cree; ofthat
place which is as large as d Walnut and of oval
form Its perfectly white, and the Jersey
pearl yet discovered ss'3f;i
i o. The raarsy Cures Of epziia and Hundred
diseases performed the o mated Bitters after
aIlother have failed, should be sufficient
to iniuce any suffering from these comp
to give the medicine y trial. a
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

The returns as yet are neagre, but they in
dictate the success of the Democratic ticket in
all the Congressional districts of the State.
The following are the names of the candi
dates for Congress in the thirteen Districts:
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LADIES, FAIR.

uSHE Ladies of the Presbyterian Congregatl'
i Charlestown, design holding Fans, N p
..C0URT-HOUSE HALL on THURSDAY arc
day, the IIth and 18th of June, for the PprP0
iquidatinga debt now due on the Parsonsgt :.
the liberality of the public. -.
Contributions will be gratefully received
Lima o 1887
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Epst.ilaI aatlees.
Dyspepsia Cured by using the oIv-.-7
: Filters A1Sehal

PoRTsMOUTH. N. H., ApraI Is. u.
DR. PREsToN-Dear Sir;-For the "a fosi y
have been, as you arc well aware, a gr,a N. =
with Dysuepsia. frequently, dEEins ~, =.
have been compelled to quit my busipsss ~ ~
disease had become so seated that he'd Eiiyer !
hopes of ever obtaining any relief. The ~
ple food caused great distress,
had given up in despair, ontil you stsovsl,
commended the oxygenate1 Bitters. aud il : Y
a heart full of gratitude, that now prOnOuee,
self wholly free from all symptoms Of DVsns,s.
can eat any thing at any time, sleep zen. "a
nature With delight that has been stranFeFt5
for years. To all who may be suffering iron h
pepsia, Iweuld says use the oxygehated Bite
stS ~ VIM. PI.AlSTfl
Gentlemen-Iad add my hearty coacurTenos
the above statement, knowing Tito contain ~,
butSTn5 truth 1 never sSld any medicine 4, 4
pepsia, that has given 50 universal satisiletis1
= VIM. r. PRESTON
Druggist and Aposhetrt
Portsmouth, April IS. 1851.
SETH w. Fowls & Co., lss washington n
Boston. Prop rioetrs. Sold by their agents I
where.
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COLTS FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber, living two miles west Of Chg
town. offers for sale THREE ONE "a
YEAR. and TWO YEAR OLD COLT; VI
These colts are all of good work stock, and y
worth the attention of those who wish to Ppre1
They may be seen at any time at the res'osn'
Mrs. Susan Engle. ,vc1t
La o 1879 Il
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Hutchison & Burnett's Compod
Swim Of HOREHOUND. safe und certain
for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and all PnRS,
affections. Prepared solely by HUICHIS91
BURNETT, Charlcstown. Va Also for sax
DR.. CLAGETT, Harpers Ferry tFeS,
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AnMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

"A s. W. Lakeland, will present them ior x. 81
ment at once, and those persons indebted u 'O'
tate will please come forward and pay SPi 81
June Q 1s57-st.
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FOR SALE

A VERY capable NEGRO WoMASSi. ~ EG !.
n good Cook, Washer and Ironer. sne "
very Competent to do coarses wing LII,
Apply to J'-W. Mc'l li'-'
June 2, lS5I-3t.
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TORRENT.

rTNHE Office formerly occupied BY VIM !. ~
i worthfngton, Esq, decd, a law O1 rP0W,
for rent. Applyto >, " W NJ P. HESsa
June 2, 1s57-st.
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O9-PEw RExrs in the PRESBYTERIAN Churei
nov duo: JN0. HUMPHREYS,
GEO. w. EICHELBERC
YU. O9ANaEp
April 81, 1851.
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SALT.

RI SACKS of G. A. SALT; ....hv
W . fi .9s.7 do, do n I Z. sssDLkl
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is.... The Hon. James Bell, of New Hamp.
shire, died few days ago. at his residence in
Concord. His health had been delicate for
some TIME past Mr.. Bell was a gentleman of.
fne capacity, and of department 50 arniable
and unasshming as to ensure the esteem and
regard of his associates. He was the son of
former eminent Senator from that State,
the Hon. Samuel. Bell, who represented his
State some twenty years ago.
=. . The Richmond American is credibly
informed BY a gentleman from King William
comfy, that the swallows. whose advent is the
iheraldipgof Spring. are dying daily in large
quantities and can be scooped III. by the has;
ket full. ~ 43-is "a
The Mobile Advertiser states that a highly
favorable contract has been negotiated by the
I Mobile and Ohio Railroad with Mr.. George
: Peabody and Others for the purchase Of Is 900
tons Of iron rails, sufficient to complete the
entire road from Mobile to the Ohio river.
The kuow4nothings propose holding
what they call q national convention at Louis
SillsoHi Tuesday usSt June 2.
q Hon. Guy Nc Bryan i the Democratic
candidate for Congress IN the western district
Is Texas. 2a
Col. Fornsy is to be editor of the
Peupsy lganian, il 81 said, at a salary Of s1o-
900 per annur,.
gs- Experime mis- have proved the interesting
fact hat fine silver exposed to the air in of
fusion absorhs ygen gas, and gives Il out again
in lie act Of eonsoiida tion. The quantity of oxy
gen 9hns absorbed nay amount to twenty 10
sines The volume Of the SILVER.
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FLY NETS.
WHITE and colored Cotton and ThFsaa N'
w for sale by SADLEII
June 2, 1857. }. N. e o \. - e------
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WOOL WANTED.
rTHE market price in cash PAD S IST g
Il at the Depot. E. VI A''S
June 2. 1851.
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Wool WANTED.
TIHE highest market price will be s"'-
j WooL in exchange for goods; M 7cpAMEl
June 2, 1851. avon W: o------@>
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BACON AND LARD. 90
THE highest market price will be gwen '''
III and Lardfn exchange for gQ0os.., IN MI
June q. 1857. - q: ". -
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COMPOUND CORN REs .t5as s sti.
irorn some Of the most nespeI rnsy Bell Z
Winchester. II Is prepared py ssnog 10 gsess
is the most effeetual cure for 81 TR & p0OAe
sale nv the AGENTS .stsa
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REERIGERAlO(1AAS ', I-1,r n
c1CHooLEY;S PATENT YEN ..Lll a. adj
- ERIC TRAITORS, of various slze ~ III RsL1l
sIay &c, 1851, KEfES 9AAlEt1--~>
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HUGH HIILLER,S LAST os Wg - d
inIHE TESTIMONY OF THE RoCAs'2 =
Miller lust received by. u, a pIIREEIt
NAV 5. 1851! HUTCHINSON IL 2 he -
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TAR DYEs.Ba5c6eIo,'s. Jones Es : sp COOS
III def's. For sale by Bella LtAi'
e Gctn her q. 1850: 80 -.
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&100 Z Il 0 e l. A MATION
To TIE INHABITANTS OF
ST. JNIiNSnI.RY ND TILE Sr,rL


prr,>" 10 cure almost r>taIta,c",;,lv f,ti,,ju, =.
met" y h -,ach, rheumatism. Ncur..i. Parl,.,I
Asthma, File" tout F,r, SNr Il-> all kIuj, Tr,Irn,
Deafness ami all Bronchial At, 'il>. >.ll. ,ti.r 4
81, MAJ htv" Treated >j,'r>>ulir.
lH'l">r To 'irck. AMI ,i,ctuaIy di>sAte more .ch
ami ram than IL. .,cr'r i4 any r. or III ,.r r,.
.l> 81 Iir! al ali in ''r >.' space time TIN. mass
'I,'i> Ives hci:@ 'i-'>
i4' not l'' ~ i" ,r' livery disease. "iiy certain, Ia,
it"'4 IN ny 'ir.'t'ii> w En- on he.
md a"i '"''r irirI'> ami Therefore. applicable. +,
IT." cure n httarIi r,ritli al "rrii .i r.,r.ru.r
a'ii- i'l an i.pr";r 'ircnaiiil"l N"r,o-Ni,.l T,,
;, VA" ,. ne ii:>~', t. n IL I'M matt thu and
c>trd i:.c cue, m,i" 10y y. T. SMITHS
EiE.CIEI( OIL"
ar" >"n"arlv fractions. wpr,rul and Instantaneous
- Satisfactory ard Mitigating "i i;iaIl H. > L. ,,l ulr u
rlii' nn't iri'. an, tn ~ ,s -1 The >i .,,i
>'i'Ini-. 20 hook liz. Nr, ;>I.ri Nom, iI. i,
ciIlcict II tl> g t.,.,tI, t..i''
Ni irf"t S' the trr'1I Oil sold at the corner If
''l ,i'i 9Th >tr'ej Philadelphia. To- ,ilI. i ,i.
i> 81 R."il'i>Ir. a., ,iu> III The ,,k or Limbs pr,
SORES. 81 Burns Fever SORES, ll,.r> tak.] Er'., ,rr
Niii'>. F'l> liz, Io'lt- or N.tk 'r P,l,,
i!'i. / r. al >or,l.>> ana >W,ii- =, I, T., ,,
minutes. ifafGIoi t. any patient mal, or i.n,i in ,is
'oH>l'''>' al III. lutiI Institution i'll the titv.
-H"EE HhnIEKIBLE cfHFS
IEEn l. Nvlru Druggist N"llwlicr has sold over q,
a. I'h >-lc 'iN and >,y> II has failed l.. cure
EhrGi.,ti>m. Nrura.ii. Ac.
hH FDEEFNH Dentist Montpelier was cured If Ei.,,
IhI1>.I. " " u
ral-it. ~ - -
ms hIiiET Of Berlin cured severe sick A,,,i, he.
81 Years >ItiliiIi- " "
VIZ iTh"rb 81 Royalto1 perfectly cure, @, inl.;uu,-
tory rheumatism ~
i "El iLENiN ~ EETNLL cured ol Piles
"" NiE'ENN 81 f. Montpelier. cured Ri, rIla,i j. m,
WINS - NiLE> M"ntp,llr~ can furnish :, I.r-
,> " 10 nave been 'i !! cured OF tilr-. ii~~>,
'h'i"i'> FRED T. SMITH.
f;th r SNiTH. Druggist Montpelier Vt wilur>:. and
,''1H Ni,h! I" Tom al! "r'-i> 'int hc addressed >"il
~, II h'H''. ,"n 'HlrE: f1>t'. trruw tm.l>,I
hI,'-''i = 'i"nli>turN ia =. pricaT,i. Br.if.n.
Is Large i.oIl,.> tiur-> tii,.,,r,t
j" Ma.' HANS A-cui wanted N every low, =, i'
"'". ti" Ni' oil aipdl I" rlcu T. Santa, ,.-l.l
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Til" liberty of the pres ha> Just arh+vcd
triumph III >wrd.n. iht tour Chanh. r
OF the Diet have unanlmou> y r. lrr'rd tilI
OF last session. winch erased iroi. HE con>iI-
'"t'"n an! placed IN the rank .! osdinar,
Avs that provision which suarAt,'e. the
liberty OF the press.
I",in'(| ph'n. Jan. IS -FrClIIvE SLAM.
CA>!.- Ah'har Brown. a roio,.d n.,n
r!nnr'i ~ tir'chriI 1T l,.lru0rr wa Gwen
mp 10 ii> owner Il, Comu.-l.n-r Brown. aud
has btrn tnArn 10 D,il,norr. There Is ma, h
tAlr"rH' among HE co!ored population,
but no dis,p-han~e
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WHAT plEH'S HEALING INTERROGATION Is
1t Is perfect pam destroyer and an IN.
valuable rclntd. tor the cure of Hhucua,;>m
Cuts. Wounds. Pain III the side. back. and
l'nhS. Lumha.o. sore Throat. Burns. ScaId>
dwellings. A"ne. Cramp. ~. For cuts a.d
"'"'''S' II Is superior TO any other prrpara
ton, II Will afford immediate rcltt IN .rald.
"r "uih> AMI for pans or weakness in an,
part OF the ;. stem. 1t will give certain relief
III very 'i'tlr time.
J>rd internally, it is one of the most vain.
a''r rtrGedir> ter cramp or >ra>modic alice
IONS Tor pans or soreness IN The side, throat
chest or stomach. for sick hea,larhc, nausea
>tasirHnc>S, rheumatism. Or any internal
week.-Mrs. caused b. tail or strain. II nos.
>c>>r> soothing. healing and PAIN dr>tro, inc
properties nn"qnai!cd hy any other com.
pound mr'ic'ne. and we have never known
II I" fa'i IN arre>tinG the progress of the a.
bOve named DISEASES
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Boatom Sperial Notices.
Coughs, Hoarseress & Bronchitis.

EH Browns Bronchial Tr.uir, .r aoy;. to
S''NiH III iir 'l"uti have CHE, 1.iri, =" til,
'dl - lac >c'dt" AND soothing Ci': the ma, linn.
81 HE HiiriIilc INTO fi Br"I,i Plu,,,rv
mon ana -Nt> - i!ri n! 'l- IL. colds
"i'> t""hl' pii!' Speakers singers All.
LIS "%c-'> AZ d'' tom highly
'''rN ii. "n'i maj If,,uIi> ana a DISORDER, Of ti,.
i''ti ali uIi->-,"l'S. asthma i,a>.li.>S ,;arrl II
rl:f''i y >'r,li'>> Il III. t!lro:;
N>I!' 'N''Ill''i ii i.lc
"h"N hL''N'Hiai lE'' w" take p,a>!r. in call
-. ~ 'H"h ~ oar rti'T> t"IIc> iuI-.4.r-
i'>'' "i'ie Va" Br'I' iIlii Ir"'l> Know icN ar.
i'!>'iIf words. AMI n"'r t. recommend
''i ''i To- our Il i'r> Ia tti. the West ami Indeed,
NtIH"ir W" c'"IiuiN bear TESTIMONY from, lr.rs.iai
h"""I''-'' /" 'i'ii 'il' "a, --Esi!'H = PIcI"i,l
~ JOHN BROW a son i;nst,.u
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NOTICE FOR EVERY BOD Y
~ GREE ENOUGH
Non-Explosive Burning Fluid and
Camphene.
Acknowledged s;'-rinr 70 ull lirh:, in ,:se .av,
ga>l-Ca' he u~c'i Wit. ;,c.i,ct
Sric'y fali"w OF OIL

lHc subscriber has Purchased she rs. 10y ni-n
u'c'ur:i- AZ: -"iiinc This mos. desirable article
which VIII hr d!s ::r,;.er his immediate supervision
and viii warrant p:rie. tiv srpt sire onG sat.
ro'' W"n,y I" rss
lie awfuI!y dangerous ->Srac.cr ~ Enid q. now
used. hem: almost if M; quit. as explosive rs gu,
gow,.er. c".I'ra>:ci with Ills safe non -xplo>lr.
Fluid requires u" argument, convince .v.i.yt..ry
of the pr"prctv 81 occurring al once MS truly vain
abe article. Il costs n" urr, AMI is letter rii
Gle than commonly furnished
he public inav reiv unon The SAFE an <..r.rinr
qualities "i this aItcie, Will sarrait il i-.rc.
sHi-tv.
Please send in vour ori~r> One trial " Ill co..
vince l"'i that ";Lcr F.i.i or Clm,hcnr wlli I've
Use! hv you hui hi, >ArI. plc,>an. and convent
eit article l.. +. BROWN.
ST. .Johr>.rrr Jan Is51. loI;-ls
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i l'-i' ISRAEL DEWEY. P,ci>tcr
lO.N.1iIS.>/D.NEEN' \f,Ij(E'

WE the SUITS ri rrs t,i;: APPOINTED ;- prn,a,. Cow,
'' tit" district 81 CALI i'ia mi>>i:,
Ad"i'' anu atJHSi All claims aid c.nas.> ali be-
SONS Atdl 81 Jan Johnson late 10
he' a>'' ana Tie olrns q: fhe drt-a.r, eAh,i
~ III ,'>rl th.et" nerehy gle nu,c thai "a n.vr,>
'l' III ''' ''h das 81 Jan u 49,. aIuncn .n ,i,
!" present. men '!ini> I" >a! ss.ul.rS r
'S'nhatIi ard "i,"aL't. AID that v III l.,r ia,
'i purpose al J"n!; fat'I> Stare
"t"d t'!sia. ~ f'hrl AIRY! l>i7 alb n,. IN. I'm & "
July! 49,. Al IL ocpk. "rer".!. Oh eat h u .,idd,,.
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The SToEM-Th.>" are rou n and tnm.
lie. times for country folks. \ tn.r for Cur
caps and luilalo coats. \ tire for cod FIN
fcrS and re noses. \ time when ,hr woo |.
pile grows small by d,"r-c, Of the most
alarming rar,!itv. y time when ,f,..rmon"-
icrS are ra'hrr down in the mouth" \
Time for lla>.S real and hCr,al. Lat Sunday
mornir. y H.. II ttrFmnulrtrr> it,ij'.a'-i i, ton
y.ratrrr Of about 80 : below z"ro; and Ia =
Monday. when a terrible Nor wrstrr swept
turiou>v over the corntrv. lin. :hr STOW
into huge drifts aud stopping The way Of the
travr'l'r,- then thcu.ht Vermont was in
the Northern hempj>I'rrrc 20 say the least.
But when. Monday night no trains came in
from the. South when news came over the
telc1raVhw wires Tuesday that the trains
Were wchgrd in bv mountains Of snow on the
roads in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, ::
when we knew that finally they had to back
ont. and on',' GOT through late on the tliird
dav when these three DAYS we waited fer a
mail from Boston. while t',n> run eicrv day
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pursuant 10 cfr:e from the Honorable Probate Cour, H.,
'h- a>tii't 81 ai"Iia the idersr,ed " m sci. a,
ln'!o, u Ill" lrn i>es The lam, situated la ,erfrG
'hein Gc' !>td 10 Daiit"ii Cheney Ati Cheney
''N iid ~ >ad I,aIfih Cheney up 20 the WIZ Of liz ~.
a>' 81! 'tteda, the llih DAY :! Feh:Yarv ID ~
al '"t",h i"t!'"n TEN al, kuu u Al III, I'm,
Iin'coi sale AIS" at ia, SAM M ara rla, y.rt,
s e! prte"Ial property t+lu-r H. the e,,.,. q, ,,,,
'e'' = '''N' So FIT. Els,J-o.