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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

A LARGE POkER.-Mr Jones AIGr;.b. Of
Westminster. Recently slaughtered a no"
which weighed when dressed. IA lbs. Last
SPIN. this same to. weighed about 300
We don't intend TO bray about this pnrk-r.
but we believe it rxrr.d> any Of the rorkrrS
:" often mentioned ~ our contemporaries up
NoIth.-Hm|I"yon Free Press.
The Messenger states that Poultry was
sent from ~. Aih.n> tire lat YEAR to the a.
mount ct $3.50 noun,i>; and The Phoenir
SAYS tha' 20 GOO bushels of poiato.> have been
sem 70 The rl'v market, from The Railway
Station in BrartIrbor0
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TEE MARKETS..
BRIGHTON CATH. MARKET-Iaa 5.

BRIGHTON CATTLE: MARKET-Iaa s
~ 'Aaraet - IF Cattle, Stores pairs Working
CAcI = COWS al calves, ID s-c ana l,i> a HE
f!,.> - l5.'i-tAta 50: INST i;.aiy 81 ~. svcoli
90 80; ti:!Ti - $50: pituitary $50.
hlr>- Las IA per L.. iaib"-o l-2c rer H. PeIis
-:lchil - Li.f >hi..s - IA per 10
VI "rhI- oA"iI-. iU 10 lcy.
tiItu '''N>--~-4 lp4i
sheep .i La.'>- 81 I" :: tv 10: cl-,to3 ST..
S"Iit-Sat> IL as per 10 retail sill I'D u Al.
ii'iiai">- r I'kci MAS iiUi ic iJy attended IS
li-ti Sal i'c i~iC,I al .rvt 10 Fer
1 ~ Us ~. g'"yt tel.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MArE.T-Jan.
II market 40 C'ti. ;.bnut - i, -.r> AZ! - Stores
o"I>-ti- CIV olt':c oA,u. Cow, Iiu Caves }.aIl.o
Tao ,.i i:rr" \. ~ OFT.
f.,c'-r ',A- i'r'..Atrs 20; l,t qua!it.
- 4'.ai.t> 800: - 'UdiittA
i,,r.,'.'- ,,.tt!.-Np q,I.Iti..,
Sttc,-@ "!hIii- OAc,-.i,t. I.U.l7j
Cows AMI t.tllc>-e3 ) 40
Sii'ep an" ia.:5>- IL irarsct Prices in lots, 81
"a t"r.i: cAjIJ AID - li,ii-. -
>".e-'r*5 Al I.uA"t. Pa, wholesale "a. IA: pc!
IL. ai ia i'c! H. t.>-,d
i,''",-.' i2i> - Fe. ID. r&ii,w-SISl:
Fc!..--i.-Jai.. ,,i
al >nliIo- Ioi IL i,y. ID
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Baston $pertdI Motifs.
GarChs. i:ncrsencs; G Ernrchit:s.

Ers-Eru"> TTTCiii: lrocles haa allowed dissolve
sly III Ia" nii ia-. direct iilcl,e I" ne Affected
puts tic >'it.' ;"'iic .Is L. In. m.JCs .''c
TN "i:ril I'; Tia E:t,i;, hi ALIAS Pulmonary i:Tiii
i ad -il> 'ii. :" r-' Colds ,isd 'ii. Stii'i> throat
atCt''- Il MI! Ia i' >"'sA"i, s'ii-rT> i:.iir
Ines. tAlC> alc i:. '-!iN .>t.cl.tfi Il z
ai",it;'.- 81 'tl a.rtts'- al disorders II ti-
breath iii ii!i->'-> .;>lna, i,os'SI>s ,a;..a:
rit1ll'I ~ ~ -5igt. - Cvi,i
l.-'.tl "A'r5i'.I u t. i.i ,s.--l.,
E"">> Ea"N,h NAV I''!:ES We akc ;';as In CT
iie IL att i',.'I> t.cr- ~
h'>io. Where iis i.i ii ifh kIa n. Trey are
i.>'h'!i "'F.>. :i :f u-ti:: "a: - :.
in".l.. lat L orr r't'r> il iiaia r' West All ititr
,Ne' "i"f' "r'lr'ti' - i'-Iii fi'i pes 'i'
know i,,.7c. L. ui-lr ..lc.iry--Hi1I"U'sP IcIoRIu
John i:I,cT son. Boston
Sid by Al Drli.-i,I>
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MARRIAGES..

SrEAEN>-isluwN-At1 Tie mon i.o:c Ia =;
'ohn,burv Centre. Jan IL 10y Rev. d. Packer, Nr
Win H. >;efl.> Of y. .Ioln>burv, aid Mss Cath
;..inc L. iiroNn Of X rtv.
NlI"IIr-HAErlLri-in Waterford. Jan. Is. bv
Rev. +. Warmer. Mr. Walker W~sht of s.. Joins
bury Centre, :.lid 81. I;,:.. al; c. I:ar,.e,; OF va
tcriofi.
Ei""H-I'An'.lr-In 81. ,jnl.m~5Grv Jan. c. By
Rev " t. l:.n' Mr..'".n Brown II II. ,Iu.i>Lurv.
ni Ni>- I.tl.>... ii. h,;...r "i n,.nvi.,a
EAlonrln' ::-t!">Il-!n ;:l....:,;,l. Dee. 2lhy
E'v. y. ~ tr-.. ~ y. :;.'l Il l'.... :rr oi
toHcptu. aiI Ms j. .ucl. -: liov.v 81 .a.iioii
INi:.~'>-hI LI,N ~ H. ir..-n-r.i Ian. l. ~
H'H- J. ii i'',n.,t ... Nj " lin. o.. .t..I ~,
l.. ,....., i. %. a. ao.'o, i-..~..,. -!
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VINES COMPOUND PITCH

st. Iohn~hurv Centre. Jan. 10 l557
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

a REMARKABLE FACT.-The Montreal
l'loi in sErak'r. of the Cunard line of steam
rr> running between LiN,rI ool Halifax. New
York aud Bn>tor. makes thu following state
nirnf. whirh. it true. Is quite remarkable
h" Cnnar'i lihe ST. lar yro>r"n'th IL pas
sage "iihnnt a single case Of loss OF lie 10
any OF rs passengers"
\ MATRIMONIAL a>hions,
bic tJ'k> have ceased t. marry. Now accord
ing To Jenkins and his imi:a'or>. 'rhrv form
y matrimouia! aliiaHr":" u; on which Susan
Jane writes o Pnnrh to in,lt'rr. III ala Il
lance Is 10 VT. r"n.i':, red offensive and de-
trn-,vr:" Mr.. Punch ventures to rrp!r-
.o+n>,v" when misfortune or ,iiiirn'v is
to h. attacked and overcome :.irttn>iv". wien
when certain Iiulr parties, whether or not.
viii DC IN the compact.
On dit. tina, President Pierce. with Mrs.
p an,! Mr. Webster. his Secretary viii visit
he West in'l,,> nm, dia'"iv ANON the rNr
ration Ut l,> i'i..'al tenn of 'ti'.. Tor u"
hrn, fl ci Mis- P.rrc,> health. which Is YER,
ir"',!r
a man ~, IN NV Hampshire vent ont
"un,iuu one 'l+> last >,,,iu.: t." >aw ho"k
at lMrou> >i'iiu" ON }l.nh "t an OF jHn".
80 be- drorr-': a bail INTO his Gun anh fired.
lhr bail >I,l' he. ';l.h wh"h closed ~ anil
ranrhi tie toes at all tie hi,i> on IT. lie
,.w hat h.. had cot rir,, all :, h.. fastened
two hl'!> ,o.,,,rr a,.u lied ru, the i;nI. of
which i,li in'" She liver ne 'hnn waited III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

Az lNQUIEY.-Arc We not to have NOR"
Promenade Concerts tbs Winter Nv The Cor
net Band We ho,c they are uot di,coHr-
aged on account Of the small attendance on
the last We think that ur.;cr n.orr 'lvo:a-
lie circumstances the! 4ht ,Nrrr, u very
favorable reception. We would >u-c">',
however, that a sinh. rcdun;."' ia the ri G
Of tickets wouh make the Concerts more
popular. VIA, do You say gentlemen: Shall
we have another?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

WHAT DlEh'S HEALING iMIi.uCAIIuNI
X sd perfect PAN DESTROYER. an,i al M
va;u:h.c l.u,6, tur ;hc cu!c OF I.hu-r,ati>u..
Cuts. oundS, Pam In the SIDE. back. sr.,,
hmh>, i.uE,hi.o. Sore Thrc;;i, iurn>. Sca.t>
>".iilh->. -A:cur, Ci"mr. &c. For GUS alt.
wounds. II i Superior L. any other lrrl,ara-
ton, = WI! ailp.d il!n.ed::,e rc!I.f ~ scales
or turns ana Ter pains or weakness in a,.,
Part Of II" >,>i,m. II viii eve certain lc.I-f
III q very l::i. TINE
l>cd internally. l. IS one of he n.n..,ilu-
aoIr RENT dies Tor cr,mp or Spa.n.oiir aiitr-
tons ;iorpa.n> or >oi,nr>> IN lie >ri,.. threat.
chest. or >iDindrh. tor >ICk ii"add be-, nausea.
>':>irEn">>, rhruI:atI>n. or arv Internal
weakn,>> cau>.,! 10: tail or s:rain. /, hos
>r>>'> >' o'hi".. healing. and pam dr>iru, III.
properties "n"V'.a!t'i ty any t.trr roni,
pound me'.irl.lt, and W. have never know,
II 10 tsi! IA arrt>t!i!G the progress @: Tie a,
ho,c named d., 2e.>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

!Ht k>Io"r OF 1EE h'Il'i> NIIrCt: \ HI
Hunter \ca Iur~: ,'.Ibl X .;"ch~uI For
sa.c ~ Howard iuvk>.".t.
Oar recent hl>lo,, we. have no Other
furnishes very few inrl.!cnt> which tie. novel
1T can MAKE use 0! iGr III. purposes Of ant
without violating the >tllrt >rraci,v of lis
records. | ne facts are 80 fresh In the. mind,
o, all i.!it 10 liberties can be taken III, l,l,.u
Tor the purpose q iIiDLit. imtn artistic: SHAPE
l his Is what makes II 80 ,i!.iiciI.t 10 tre,t of
subjects strictly Ans-riran Almost The ON.
!! period OF our history whic.. Is to!vrab., a.
uhpttd 10 such purpose, /, that winch re-
I.itc> To the early frontier times, when there.
was frequent and >tIr!ny adventure, and ,et
the whole 50 Inii.iInct Il, 10 tc >hao.I At wi,
Try the narrator. THIS period i, the one c!o,.
en by the author of the Iouanrr triuI. rs -
lie has >kIii!u!iy used the ADVANTAGES which
has n,'ie SPIRITED, and Interesting ,a.,.
both the Puritan and >a,a".: ch,ra,;-r arr
well appreciated, aud the HISTORY Ut the t,,lr.
must have been d careful study with III, AN
thor.
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ClGDDSd Hands.

ECgN-I.'' NAIIi'raN Tai, v'r;- trout =.
I"> t.l,c "pljr.-' al la,!>, i>,. jI s.i,a.Sii.
tth''- ii'' al r'ii> and Tea :h'-> the ~,
9: > 'Atr':-> II i' Ci!. I'VE
Vented ~ The u>' Il iiitri; Aa.i-i"l Dl..I.t
ttc!s,."l .: JOSEPH EUhN".t 20 is>.lt Tor sale
b. i'i g-l-j> nCtsiit Pie aiii sta per l.iIlv.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

He simple ";''.cHcen.rnt Of Deaths amd Mar
r"gc' VIII be inserted ii,e "a cEiar.re hut All obi;U
AIRY notes wi. b: catr..,l at advertising rates.
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Il. NJ FITS fI-c.'

~ All ra'n-''F>t'o.r'> i. Dv-r'S I.ralirn
Entro ai.uH. His nr:i:,.i,l. h,> =
It dI>l'n'ah'c proof Of u, ,aiur. rom source,
y! it''''H''E ana r"i'i'tri'r fnlni!nc an Ar
ray OF i:'i> "nNa'a!iri,n III Ia. history of all,
a,her preparation. J. is WORT, ri tie nos,
perfect c"nt'irhrr. r-r.uin,itc "a i. doe,
most ;i>fon'>h'"" cures. ard .i,irs fresh evi-
':enrr daily OF lis '!:SraScco:.querinc, o~.,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The lon. discussion on the Presidents
Message came to an end last Monday it hay
in. been then referred to the Committee of
The Whole. The greatest interest at Wash
iny'on during he week has rpne,pl around
:he Minnesota Land BIZ, anl tn. reported
attempt at bribery in connection with it, a
charge in the y Y. Times that an orua:.iz,
ton was known to exist anon. certain Mem
beers Of Congress. which made a ,.raci:c. Of
selling the votes OF those wlo Belonged. TO it,.
caused quite tlut'rr in (he House Mr.
Kelsey Of New York openly contra'!ri,d it
wlier Col Paine. an honest cd veteran from
North CaroIna rose nv his seat and sad that
l." bad been ollrre,! i,lJG0 for his vote in IA
vor OF the Minnesota Land Bill Cun>;,lera
be sensation followed and finally Commit.
tee Of Investigation was appointed to slit oui
'he truth OF the report.
Il. 3 Mu>sey. E>G.. died in Boston, ia>
'
was retired publisher. an! wealthy ar
respectable citizen. lie WIS a liberal donor
20 Tufts College. and Trustee of that inst
luton At the time Of his death. 'ic WI. as,
on" Of the Trustees Of III. PA>sump>ir Eli!
road
LATER News rEuM GENERAL WALK
fE.-The Steamship George Law. which ar
rived al New York on inc>,iav. bri,,.> ate
news from Nirara4ua. The city OF G,en,d,
which is "arr>onrd b, portion o! Gr,
Walkers army. sill! holds oui o4ti, :, the At
facA> Of the Central American arm" \
last arcoullt>. W,ilrr hiIl>, II was on 4.
point OF alta, .liuL ren. Caua> at i.lva> HI
army Is SAID to be IN a >uetin. and Iviu
condition. There bad been r>in! OF 4.
Indians Of Om,trr, WHO ha,! Killed fifteen 81
his soldierS.
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-. V. 4 Go.
CCP:I IENNiSEES

N7'r .-r'i : Stina:~,.'. E,lvnt;.." g. 81 rroh
Hi'", -i.- = Ia. M',i...i,, tar Iec,l.N: h,i III
i'~i " '.illi' II "!.i II i i liza - >;.it A.
~4t'! " ia. I...i'. Sl,cr i,,.al L. : Y
{ 3d.. f.. tI'u -.t-l.s. b.!l!.!>i.s.
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F"EGEEy.-Ii;-h Sheriff Wax. field ar
rested a man IN Lyndon ,.t Monday for
forging note 81 "nri hv c. {. Newell. VIM
Thompson, and Willard Spencer, nt Eurhc
for the sum OF 5 POO The man lave ~ Il inr
as John Thompson. hut from yaprr> in Iii,
possession his real name is thought to be 10
seph Barrett. The note was presented t. the
cashier of the Lyndon Bank, but trn1 i'm
media'ely suspected OF rein" i trr@e'v. Lar
rctt was al once taken into custody. Tie was
examined. put under bonds in the sum OF
$500, and in delaui; of which was committed
to the County jail i'll tbs place u await ,r-
al. lie came recently from Canada, bat we
understand was formerly resident OF plvm-
outh y. II.
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a LAZY

Il LAG IA" ha> ''''I. >iI"c ri --:,ii IsrlI,.;.S
It MT. "'tri as YEAR ~ Eii>ct. ''sr"> L. max" h,v
a. >- ''> 'ir r' 'i!> Il itiii .!r's =
Ii'H t. |tN !tit:! l"'>t.-, III M: n-w.,i K,>f,
;>> ''. i' III, ,;i'I, wi Zee SET. Ii,t iN ncAt ,,t
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To the ClHs?.,1t;-c.

= Wi!.EoE'S CoMPot-ND % COP LIVER on.
AND LINE i u, A''i'i r'''''fl ';i ir. IL al
"a ph>ip i.Ii. 81 H." i'> wi,! lc.I :. rar
'i> :'~i IL" At.rtit: i'. .:ll !; Used
: i-- q; >i'ir ir.,i IL ir - '>"'li',. liz, lid
n'.t u la" :,,.il, !C'N. S,i ti,,..rl Il !. i}.f
''-! =. =, 10 '.It >lgc.i. >-ii - pG--.sis
.,....,!'.
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Deafness Cured.

'r"sN'' c"~': Ic.i"r> a:r> /" ~ lio,c ,::ar Il
Nt-'" i1A,t Est J.. si.>",.,. Eri-,'..,> ~
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- y Ii |. l. Ahay M,rs;tl Mare-ni..,.
Nei> old uno. kind al! lie! uroAc "a =.
7" b. perfectly laiaeea.e fora lady, ais" gol.. N,
Der tiie >'''.'t-I-u;i az cI-:it ll..- AZ, hn,.-,
lfav" M" II. abon; three IL lu-e-. NJ -.
At w " II tie scat an "ien b@.v WIKI s;,v,.r ga,
lc~. amt silver mounted LatEc.S Sail :cr NJ
iai, tut me ""r'r : iIi.ii.lc 70 Afford ',ccyre,..
he ti',-e &c, can l." Sec, ~ U-. PARKER Of
Pe,eham, VI, Ian. 3, lsa7 lo,sx
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MARROW E>CArr-A> Mr.. Reuben Ross
OF 't''S Town Was passing along the Lake be-
tween "t,por' a"h Port Henry. hrl,rny
s'h"'e morse ATTACHED I" a sleigh. the horse
tell through III" Ice and rrrcii ,Ia,-h A!r. Ross
and his s!rgh into tie water. Mr.. Rus,
barely escaped with lis life The horse
and porto" OF the ioai'ns were lost.-.Ml.
"'sbvy Register,
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header l: You have nn:cr,nna'.iy k:.ccm,
wontded. rnt or bruised. ar az. sat,rrins
from pam. 'hrr ;nterra! ar external. rhcl.r.
m1rHU'. d'a-rhpa. rhe:~s'i.r. irr tarc
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.EE WEIGH 81 TIL G"iuIN Macy. helm, ~"
captain fcr''..it "i - t'r",, i,r,.yviH.c, ol
her lc"g.e IL IA OPEN Boa, II SCI.
The above j. t!ir t,tir o.! )r k,,>'S Kew
ihiI:'n.a> >'n'v. CONTAINED in a Chu~,ua>
nrmbcr Of The Household Words II las
ortn issued in pamlhrt :nm " DIX. e.
wards x Co., the America an publishers OF tia;
Popular periodical.
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THE Lost Arl>."-The reputation OF
this Lecture. and The c!ouucnce Of Mr.. plnl
lips, will undoubtedly attract a lar-e audi
encc next Tuesday rvenir. Mr. Philips Is
one OF the mos, accomplished SCI GLARS OF the
country. and were he conien; to ~ay less Of
his adherence Of the system OF slavery. and
so AVOID oilcnlln. the .oo3 conservative
"solid men Of Boston,, he would long a-o
have been called TO honor Important stations
ty his emincrt abilities * i; is. his tine is
employed IN 'he elegant pursuits OF man OF
letters: and such lectures as that on " The
Lost Arts. are the fruits Of bis >tuiieS. His
lecture will be- delivered at tnion In7.
Tuesday evenin. next, Commencing at =
o'clock.
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Accents Wanted

&" = He ;il.,,v ..,,,r> .l ,\ Ir co... y, I.
son gwen Apply I"
AAinAA..I. MONS. ru,,,>,rr.
IL toI.u..l. Eo>:cu.
Ld,'"r> giving the above l n, n..:rnt :>v:.i..n.
'a"i.- tt,,;, i" 1t. AID >vi.uli.s a marAr! ,,,l
I" thv Uu.>ur: H.ll .vcr.\c copy 81 t4,..cr .,a,
'r'r ol po~'.,-,".
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L'Hil NJ u Ht
Lie ,c;AlE.>>.,l.,l Il is.e. -


fT'i nc iy':-m foia1ts>uL,-
Ar"t 81 Ia. !'.'"-- rt.lii'c IHc i.:::c lave L,r
.''t "iilcr "a "ii.n- >.rl.crnl lie. n ~
-! h">'" ii' Zen - ,:.-.vrly - .:l.r. IN
'' ''i'>'':'ii q h>I'es> -. ic u;ii.-.,- :: -,
lie i i!i'l'ci.!t ::cr,.ti2-.l An l"- la.=
''t a." ii''> q! :i"S!;.c ii Ike ti'.cc Ira,
.'''' - "i-e 81 I ':.,>t i-< ..iiI .;i,.e-.i,
'i.i'e.> III : I'm lake Ll,. ,,'ic. ;,f,.,,.
:, 'i-i>. AA>DN- :t,,.->.o.v. q i..:.....-
F''>i,n. J1l. !! !s5. 49,.
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10 the tiarried OF 10th Sexes.

i1G I'll 81 icml, mt'.ii-. a,ia:e i,,ri,a;j,u
" u! Sc Ill 4 ~.,i. tAli-c. A,i:-,, lr J,A,.
= ; NJ ~ Al Ain Han ,.n..! H..>>
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NEW I;CoI[S

TIE T0""i!!HlIT o. Tlr,r.', ilc Woods T. Yflrrict
NuH1 NJ" lWa: bern. Ja,n,n. For >.l, AZ
lIp"al,.',.
The author Of t is fiction * a'r.ay favor
"1l, k"own to fam. b, r,evlon> work. II
>ora> Chi.I" That work has been h-hl,
commended, and lead, Us to e>rrcl much
from he PRESENT one. We have not been
Die to eve il car, tul cxam,ra'iun. ':.t !.
>c,n,> 60 haze the nd. atoms OF ...p,, sorry
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FIEEMENS' DEBATING CLUB.-The fire
men of No. ,, show coulmendabie zeal IN
sustaining their recently established dtbat-
Ing society. The question for the next meet
irg on Wednesday evening Of next week. is
the following:
HeSolced, That if Kansas should be- al
mitred as a Free State it would be- ,ietru-nt.
al to the commercial and manufacturing in.
tertsrs Of New En- land.
Affirmative \-ra-ivr
Jonathan Lawrence, T. f. i;inriia,n.
l.. o. Sttvcu-. Ch:> Ramsay
Al person. interested are invited 10 be present ALI.
take par; i'll tie L!-cU>-oH.
THOMAS QUINN President
J. g. WII,ED S,,.'v
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por'n- n :i2ls o-~;:r:-,! ;,c nc. = Coz,
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st. :Dobu5bmrp, Ut.


We were in error in regard to the ex-
penses of this village as stated in our last is
sue.
The SUMS paid by the Treasurer amounted
10 S2lGo43. but this included an item Of
sol, for money borrowed anh replaced, leav-
inc the sum Of s, 800. 43. whirh has been
paid during the year 1876 tor the indebted
ness Of previous wears, the purchase of a
hearse, the payment of S2sj,jo tor the Gu
Iarcement OF the court house grounds, and for
the current expenses Of the year.
The village is now free from debt.
MIR EUrLEIGU's IECTUEF.-We would
remind our readers of tins lecture which is
to be at In;on HaK Saturday evrnn. the
18th. We fine the following in the lucrn
Mr. Burlci.h i, no second rate ,nan--lut on
the contrary, is one of the abltst Of the anti
slavery host. He was an anti slavery man
when it cost Money. Blood, aud Life to b.
free States, to LARGE and Intelligent auiienr
es. We be>pcak for him good reception.
This is a free lecture - &
<x
Nh. MINERS LECIUEE.-W, have sci
dom heard lecture which gave such univer
sal satisfaction As that delivered by Rev. y
A. Miner Of Boston, Tuesday evening, OF
"Younc Am"r,ra" MOI Ioun: America a
applied to the - fast and d'>>"i''te' bat rail-
er the cenins and progress OF the America
people We are confident our CITIZENS dl
not know CT what ikcy were lerrlving then
selves when they permitted this able and el'
qnent man to dcilv his lecture to hall o
empty seats.
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TEMrEIANCE.-Ihe annual meeting of
the Vermont State Temperance Society will
be holden at Nrwbu on "Wednesday. the
2lSt instant, COMMENCING a. 10 l-2 o'clock.
\. NJ, and will continue through thar and
the next day. The Pass. H. u, has si.ni!ir,l
TO the Committee their willingness to convey
delegates and others to and from the place OF
meeting, for fare one way.
MONUMENT TO Gov EATON-A hand.
some monumental Shaft Las been erected at
the grave ofthe late Gov Ea'on.in Euo,bnr.h
with the following appropriate inscription
Hon. HORACE EATON. NJ D.
For severn rcar Representative and senator in Tie
State Lee, azure. "nd Afterwards ,Du-,.,tllr
Governor am! hUvcruor OF the STATE In.
I.gArued. etlUt,i and Cull<cicllti,I.>
he '-char-ri lii- dates oi every
SH..on with c,u.uci:. ability
and upr'-!!!.c>,.
EoEN AT EAE>ALD VT.
Died a. Mid'iIetury. 'rv 4. 1861
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
J. VIRGINIA! Capital all paid in 100000.
This Company insures Fire and Marine Risks on the
most favorable terms Country Stores and Dwellings
insured
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE co. OF n. YORK!
Capital all paid in, $780, 900.
Messrs Hubbard Gardner & Carlton having re-
signed the Agency of this Company it will hereafter
be represented by the undersigned.
FIRE INSURANCE co. OF ALEXANDRIA, VA!
Capital all paid in, $4,000
This is the Oldest Stock Company in Virginia, and
has paid all claims against it, without law suit, dur
ing forty years
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co. OF N. YORK
Cash Capital S3,5OO,0OO.
Policies for life, or shorter periods will be issued
The dividends declared by this Company have averaged
during the past ten years, seventy per cent
U. LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA:
Capital 81, 100000.
This Company insures White Persons for life, or a
term of years. and declares annual dividends; also
Slaves insured for one or more years.
The above Companies are all well and favorably
known in this community and insurance to any amount
in either branch, can be effected, By applying to
o. +. BRESEE,
14th street. near Post Office,
mar 2s-ly Richmond, Va.
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rushed by him, with loud shouts, large
party of boys, in sleigh drawn by six
horses. Turn out! turn out, old fellown
Give us the road, old boy!' what will you
take for your pony, old daddy go it,
frozen-noser What's the price of oats7'
we're the various cries that met his ear.
"'Pray do not brighten my horse!" ex-
claimed the infrm driver. Turn out, then!
turn QUIT! was the answer, which was fol-
lowed by repeated cracks and blows from
the long whip of the grand Sleigh with
showers of snow-balls, and three tremen-
dous cheers from the boys that were in it.
The terror of the old man and his horse
was increased, and the latter ran away with
him, to the imminent danger of his life
He contrived, however, to secure his reins,
and to stop his horse just in season to pre-
vent his being dashed against a loaded
team.
GA short distance brought him to mis-
journeys end, the house of his son. His
old horse was comfortably housed and fed,
and he himself abundantly provided for.
That son, boys, is your instructor, and that
old tellow and old boy (who did not turn out
for you, but who would gladly have given
you the whole road, had he heard your ap-
proach, } that old daddy and .Jrozen-nose was
your masters father"
Some of the boys buried their heads be-
hind their desks; some cried, and many has
tened to the teacher with apologies and re-
grets without end. All were freely pardoned
but were cautioned that they should be more
civil for the future, to inofensive travellers,
and more respectful to the aged and infrm
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Another Gift.

The Presbyterian Herald of Louisville
KY, makes the following announcement;
We have, from time to time, within the
last few years, announced several handsome
donations to the Presbyterian church by
Samuel Laird, ruling elder of the church
of Horeb, near Lexington, KY, amounting
in the aggregate to over forty thousand
dollars, given mostly to the College and
Seminary at Danville. We now add another
to the list. Mr.. Laird has lately purchased
and decided to the Horeb church, Of which
he is member, handsome and neat brick
parsonage, costing over four thousand dol
lars, with several acres attached to it. We
are aware that he is plain, transformations
man, who dislikes to have his acts paraded
before the public, but the light of his exam
pie ought not to be kept under bushel.