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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1851.
The Convention OF the Soldiers o. the War OF 1912 a.
senbled At ten o'clock this morhing Com Coun
eli Chamber or our City Bali. The ven,on was called
TO order by Dr. Sutherland, OF Phisdepha the Prcsi.
dent. committee was appointed to prepare resolu-
TONS Gen Lcslie Combs beng the chairman Of the
n,ee The number attendance large ~ bere-
tofore series OF resolutions reported and rnani
mousiy sdoptd. Among them Ia dsclsrisg ihr boh
ustec and precedent require tho pas,sse OF general
pension law for the benefit OF soldiers aud sl,r OF the
war Of 1917 and the widows o. such die tas. Goa
trsss fail to do toe mbers OF the Convention pledge
hemseves to brrg The subject before the people ia
lure eesiions Congress ,hsnssd Tor plssng the late
Bounty land law and the President for e1ecaps 10 an
i'm partial ,prI Congress likewise thanked FOR conft-
ring GcnerG S,oit the highest military ra,k knows Z,
this country-hs teryises eu,aently mertipg such a
compliment General Combs made . speech &c
trstaatory OF the autp.cioGs circumstances va.
der which the Convesti3n had sssenoes, sad
eopp!meDted his old itlIoF soeiers BY saying that
they were In their bearing v,gorou, BOYS blind
veteran dtmuyreo to ms slrsion 70 Their bright eyes,
far rs he was concerned Mr. Combs offered . rcsc 4.
ton, which was adopted favor of the restoration os h
officers Of the ravy were upjasty deprived Of their
positions By the Navy Retiring ard and asking tac
etcise OF executive power 10 that end committee
app ontedt 10 wait the President and tender him the
compliments Of the Convention, and inform h.m toe,
they viii individually pay their rspe;is TO him. the
Prescen, returned answer wishing them pssce plon
ty and long life.
Speeches Appropriate 10 the OCCASION were made by
several delegates and Mr.. Costs o, Arlington rcs,u.
ton adopted appointing committee TO devise means
Tor the erection Of instrument TO James Madison Who
sdsd the decla ration OF IN ls,2 The Con.
vetuon adjourned AIN, die leaving the time aud place fr
the pex, meeting to be Fixed by the President o. the Con
ven,ion.
One old soldiers had his pocket picked Of thirty
dollars general pension Law. suoh as tue Convention
desire, 10 pending IN the House tfots las, Aagast
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The National Kansas Committee.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9, 1857.
The Executive Of the National Kansas Committee have
caiiet general meeting Of the Committee ut the As,or
House. New York, the I'D inst, in order 70 report
the dongs Of the Committee since i,s organization
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II III r. l. EST NE w 8.
BY PRINTING AND MAeNeTE TelEGRAPHs.
From Washington.

From Washington.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE GADsDEN PUaCHAsE--RE-
CALL OF GEN. wOOI,-wHAr THE OLD SOLDIERS
ARE AFTER-REORGANI ZArIOS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE, ETC.
WASHINGTON Jan. s, 1855
The Committee on Territories have determine 10 re-
port against the proposition organize the Territory
Of Arizona, but will report In favor o. Judi a district
and land office for the Gsdsden purchase The testimony
before the committee shows that there thousand
In the purchase. enough who read sud
write 10 organize . Legislature.
Treasury warrants the Q, one million dollars
were issued yesterday.
Gen. Wool VIII be recalled from tte com nsnd or
the Pacific division Of the army st his request HIS
successor has not yet been determined.
The Old Soldiers Convention 10 bet SHINY attended.
desperate effort win be made by them 10 get the pub
lie treasury In the sarb Of pensioners. Perhaps
every nfy would be proper object CT public charity
The Committee Patents have prepared q BILL which
will be reported In few days. chscg ing whole sys
tenn Of the Psent Department. making It Il distinct de-
partueD' and fixing the salary tae same the other
Secretaries. The bail 10 Of COM dsTa6.e importance, and
viii undoubtedly meet the appreciation OF Copgresr.
Mr. Garrison is here, locking after the Nicaragua Tran
rit Affairs The administration, understand, intend to
give them some trouble.
Peter Cooper and isor Hunt are also here looking
dinea with ihc President TO day The Pfesden, failed to
recommend the app 'opriancn ss was raid be won d,
owing to some difficulty In the Cabinet
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United States Supreme Court.

United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, jan. 9, 1857.
No. 4o.-Arsumert for appeHees concluded,
No. 4l-Hora.io " slater w. Charlie. Enerson. The
argument for plaintiff commenced and continued for
defendant
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Anti-Adsnint Strsssoa Convention In Conaoe-
lieut.
NV HAVEN, CosN., jas. y, 1857.
ihs fsstses opposed 70 We nssonh administration
mel here IN convention to-day AbIAh Cssfn, oil
AsW ipton, wsa chosen President. A. e. fHolley,
b Salisbury, was nauninased for Governor A. A.
Hurnhan, Of HAMPTON, for Lieutenant Governor !;
@. e. Pis, Of heraeu, for fcs eaCretary f. g. weIduan
81 DnhuFy for Treasurer, sst J. G. Lamb, Of Nor Wch
FOR Comptroller. The pckes comprises members Of all
the old Psrtso. The ooEvenuon was generally harmo.
nicus. The Committee Resolutions II 10 said, have
sgreed upon those whc will offend the republicans
New PsanAPshirc Republican State Conven-
tiOn,
CosooRD, N. H., Jan. 8, 1885.
The RepuolicsE state Convention, held here today,
dominated William Hsle OF Einsdale for Governor; and
Jeremy o. Mute, Of Fsrnington, for Railroad Commits.
cner. The Convention WAS fnly attended.
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LAFAYETTE. De up.ssE :
JuLY 4. ITgG :

conspicuous among the docora was large psIn ng
nin Gu iett By ten, Of the battle u New oseass re.
though dces not maze any prsteptons 70 being sork
otGt, 10 altogether quite q ersciisbe sf.r. There
wo sn another painting, which alec vcry good ID
iu way Il consisted ofs fEure Intended 10 rerre,ent
liDofiy, Ssndrg On rock, and surroupdeS b. other
nsurss each bearing IN It's bsrd banner, on which
Az the bsnners, all the t,ss, all the decoration.
shr.nk into tssnocanee compared With the Aaes bat
ronln REQUIRE ~ le1t eight pages Of the Hsgstp.
and whole month - 10 fan s toe 20 them aud ~
nov moreover, ntsr twelve O'Clock, We mast however
yorsse occasion. They were sulhcc Il 70 say, beau
uoi oey ono cX pretsion, snd danced with grace that
Ismmsny IAN has seldom co sailed and never
passed.
the ball was opened with procession ottbe Tsmuasy
Sccltty, headed ny the Grand sache D,rel y Deavss
who, having taEcb his pace at the bead OF the rom
thus addfossed the assembled daughters Of toe forest
warriors and braves rolinws;-
daughters Of the orc,t warriors Braves a. an the
piots OF Calunbia-i bio you cordial vc 90 %
~hich forty two yeas sso our ga, Grant S,ener,
ihe Immoral Jackson drove bscg from our sborss dis
Ir.oed and seies,sd tbs enemies Of liberty CONS yo
from The rigid North or from tac sunoy NTH or from
the granite nils and lovely vseys OF the Ft or from
the great pr.es Of 'oe mlSh,y West, al, ali, are vel
rtuncl hres burn brightly The ws,ers Of he erss,
spring are refreshing, and We smose the csam,, Of
Irr grounds Of huerios rois gala day. NiHoas,
Of the tons Of Liberty se rejoicing the elevation.
Of our worthy obkfaiu Buchsnan 70 the Pres ~.
He vii coon occupy The place once AIRED by our own
dear Jackeon worthy successor OF that noble chesn,
New York, gave 70 our beloved standard bearer ma
prv OF votes unparalleled In the history OF presdeotas
vcofrs-a majority OF twenty I've thousand Lst re
oice men, tha the perpetui,y OF the Union goaraa
eeo, snd INA, peace and plenty are over this, the
Al the Of the foregoing, -tch was received WITH
repeated sppfsusc, Mr. Dtavan proposed three cbears
Tor zach Of the following, which responded wa
hearty good will that made the walls of old rammsuy
rtnf matn;-
The Day . celebrate.
lle President Of the United States our own dear Franklin
Pgfee.
1he standard bearer ofhe Democracy James puchsna,
Tie cVarc and gallant s0nof Kentucky John O. Breckn.
ridge.
made brisni our festivities with their presence.
WIN the slerner seS I'd performed their rart o. this
prosismmc thesoceiy formed In PROCESSION and marsb
cd out TO tire hstt In the language OF poet the
ctmpsny thtn wtr on With the dance" and continued AZ
CHARGED The order et. proceedings aud went Thx
naftrf part OF the festivities concluded they hstenef
10 the ossts ard speeches OF 81 the disngushst
lpms ~ fbe democratic ps-tv. and when the lads. hal
ssss s-Gs.vsJS ediEea 40, sxa-1 pssceSGss - -. -
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Anniversary or the Battle OF New Orlans.
FESTIVAL OF THE TAnMAKY sncYErl

The forty second anniversary OF the battle of New
Orleans was celebrated sst evening by the tmmauy
society In inc Old Wigwsm All previous celbratiols
were trifing In comparison with 10 OCCASION The soma
Of 81. Tammspy were jublapt ct the succss Of their
standard bearer, and turned In splendid gle to dc
honor TO the great event they assembled TO onmemo.
r'e All the patriots OF the party were there sgor for
IN opportunity TO serve their country, and N ready
when the time comes pro1es their services rne old
ballroom was rorseously decorated, and l,~ed moro
Ike piece Of enchsrtmoni than the worsf human
hands. oser the heads of The dancers we're appended
The national coors In graceful iesoons whnahe wals
were embiszoned with tbs shields or IN thirty
one states, alternating with the Tag, and banners
DIAL nations, or at Ieas, 4 considerable nrnber Of
them, which generally tas Same ,hins Consp,.
cuous 1t ere end Of the RON ~as the stnGard OF
the fsmmauy Society, bearing folio wing inss
TAMNASY SOCIETY,".
coLUNBIsS oEpnR.
{ NAshiscroS. THr rArHER COUNTRY
Then every true American must have felt graded at
the ioowlpr assurance thai the integrity Of h county
would be mAintained:-
..s<.>
! rHK ustoS wear SHALL M rRrsruyEs
n front OF the orchestra was the folio wing luotauon
rem The Farewell Address Of wAshpsto
~, 1900
on geographical determinations.
On either side OF this wer. portraits OF nrcy aad
5!aeston, and further on tie company we've normsd
"sisrhNcr TO rrRASrs onEpmScr 70 cen
Among the banners oo relic whica IL deserving
OF psr.eular mention u vas one OF the Tags which
used TIE reception OF Lsay and which bad quite
Nereaoe app Arazce Ia the mdsl OF the bran decors
irscrption:-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.
wnrsr LlnTRTr pwrtIs, rnrRE Is nv corSrtY.
I LAFAYETTE DE GR.ssE.
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AhrUsYasfs rs THIS EVENING.

sapAswAv rFyATKE. Broadway -GExxAs orrxa
Trn cAen AID 3lH'scSruR.
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ocary. ] have the money that my mother
sent me TO buy pair Of boots with but
can do without them for a while. oh, no T!
said the old woman, l can't consent to chat;
but here is a pare Of cowhidc boots that /
bought for Henry. who can't wear them If
you would only buy these, giving us what
they cost we should get along nicely. The
scholar bought the boots, clumsy as they were,
and has worn them up to this time.
Well, when il was discovered by other
boys Of the Academy that our scholar was in
the habit of driving a COW, he was assailed
with laughter and ridiculo. His cowhide boots
in particular was made matter of mirth. But
he kept ON chcoriully and braycly, day after
day. mover stunning observation. and driving
the widows COW, and wearing his thick boots.
contcntcd in the thought that he was doing
right, caring not for all the iecrs and snccrs
that could be uttered. lie never undertook
TO explain why he drove a COW for he was
not inclined TO make a vaunt of his charitable
motives, and furthermore, in his heart he had
no sympathy with the false pride that could
look with ridicule on any useful employment.
II was by mere accident that his course of
kindness and sclf-denial was yesterday dis
covered by his teacher
And now, ladies and gentlemen, / appeal
TO you. Was there not true hcroism in this
boys conduct: Nay, master Hartly, do not
stink out of sight behind the blackboard +
You arc not afraid of ridiculc-you must
not be afraid of praise Come forth, come
forth, master Edward James Hartly and let
us see your honest face
As Hardy, with blushing checks, made his
appearance, what a round Of applause, in
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~ II L G IRE AT REM DY
FOUND IT LAST
SHERWIN'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


and am diseases arising from npurity Of the blood and
quickly restoring tho patient 20 almost NET LINE.
This emincnty successful medicine only gives prompt
relief TO those who have been suffering for Years from the
rayages of those fell destroyers,
Ergsipclas, Suofda and Liner Complaints.
with their attendant evils Of Dyspepsia Pain m tho son-
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Grating influence upon the whole So stem.
To Bilious people This Compound IS Of ncstinable wall
ueas il removes the bilious sccrouons 10 which most
people are subject, and &c taken freely no ohermedcuc
is ever needed for Che purpose.
This compound has been ia constant private practice
for years, bu has never before been offered TO tho public
but the steady and increasing demand is sure proof of
its value and the popuet0rs feel no hesitation in Offering
it to AFFLICTED HUMANITY,
as the most potent medicine for the Of diseases that
has ever been placed before the public Il is Veneta-
BILE Compound and need have the least fear that
amy mineral suhstinces used I'm it prcparatou-aud
10 verify this, he would state, that every physician ac-
quanted with the formula freely prcscihos the compound
TO their patients needing remedy TO nygorate the blood
and eradicate humors from the system Tits unnoccssa-
ny To enlarge upon Che virtues Of this medicine as il has
been tested by many whose certificates arc attached
TO ench bottle, who can be consulted at any time
What il has effected once it will do npan--hat is re-
hcve the patient from disease and restore the system TO
a healthy state.
Its happy effect In every class of diseases must be wit
messed 10 be fully appreciated. 1t has never been used
without giving prompt relief aud ultimately completely
restoring the patient.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine rcnera
PRICE 81 90 PER BOTTLE
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horticultural.
THE YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL AG-
RICULTURAL q MECHANICAL
SOCIETY FAIR

1t is now determined, fixed and settled,
that the first Annual Exhibition of the Young
Mems National and Mechanical Society will
be held in Elmira n. y, commencing on
Monday. August 3lst, and continuing during
the week until September 5th, 1857.
We condense from the Elmira Adpertiser of
the ] 9TH the following
The premiums in the aggregate amount to
$4,000 Over $4,000 will be awarded to
fire companies. The firemen on the ground
will be under the general supervision of Har-
ny Howard, Esq. the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department of New York City, assisted
by Tracy II. Morgan, of Binghamton, and
Mr.. Samuel Sherman, of Rochester. Mr.
Howard is also Chairman of the Judges on
the competition of Companies. The other
members arc the Chief Engineers of the Fire
Departments of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Gin
cinnati Chicago, and perhaps other cities.
The 6remen appear in fremens dress. Each
company will pay $25 entrance fee, which en-
title them to tickets Of admission during the
Exhibition without further expense. They will
be expected to provide themselves with torch
es for the Grand Combined Torchlight Pro-
cession, which, ii is designed, will surpass a.
nything of the kind ever attempted in this
country. This brilliant and grand display
will take place on the fifth day, Friday eve
ming, on the Fair grounds. Two hundred
and fifty rockets will be sent up on the occa-
sion.
We are informed that it is the intention Of
the President Gen. Burroughs, to extend in
vitations to the governors Of all the States,
the mayors of all cities of the State, and 9TH
er principal cities in the Union, to witness the
grand review and parade of the fremen, and
trial of the engines We don't know the test,
but are told they play perpendicular and hor-
izontal, through seven-eighth nozzles.
The companies are required to " camp out.
The grand tent of Chief Engineer Howard
and his associates will occupy the centre, the
companies from New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Cincinnati and Chicago forming a
square around the tent of their chieis-the
tents thence spreading out ian-like from the
centre.
We must not forget TO mention that all the
great trotting celebrities of the country are
engaged to be here. Flora Temple and her
great rival, Lancet will lead the Grand Cav
alcade on Tuesday, at IL A. NJ, covered and
led, followed by other trotting celebrities
who will show their points and pace on the
Agricultural course.
1t is rumored that Hon. Thomas Corwin
will be invited 10 deliver the address.
The Agricultural tract will be one Of tho
very best,s being one mile in circumfcr-
enco aud sixty feet in width. Eight thou
sand seats are already under contract, and cv,
cry possible preparation for convenience ant
comfort will be made.
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sHERWIN's RHEUMRTIC BAISAM

l htIENIiFIC DINCOFERT.
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Inc inestimabe value Of this preparation has beon
conolusiycy proved and family should be without n
as single dose or application often prevents
THE MOST FEARFUL CoNsEQURNCFs
hNery person should keep supply hand for immed-
ae use as II s perfect uaiu destroyer and no one uses
it without deriving ''''
SOME SPECIAL uENEpIT
immediately, and many perfectly cured and relieved
OF an immense amount Of suffering. Many of the most
eminent physicians recommend this
WONDERFUL nIsCOyrRY
WIN me most perfect confidence and freely prescribe Il
70 men patients, and always with the happoat results
pu' only certain class of complaints which il cures
sleemly ana permanently, without Injury the SYSTEM
proving that there is
BALM rOn EYFRY woVNn.
us RAPID and unparalleled sale Is PROOF POSITIVE Of its
great value 10 am apprecatory public who pronounce n
Tie best remedy ever discovered. Try II and sntify
yourself PnIor 50 cts. prn Borrfp ''0 '"'s'Y
For sale by al Dealers IN Medicines
n. A. SMITH q CO., Proprietors
No a. fremont Street Boston
ihhn u. SMITH, Montpelier, General Whoiesale Act
i9r vermont Druggists and Merchants desirpc nren
oies shone apply at once. Circulars furnished each A.
sell with their name and address printed thereon 43yl
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ny HARRIET NcEwrN KGNnALL.
Soft clouds within whose dim. yoluptuous folds
Sweet dawn lies dreaming,
TIL startled 10y the chorot-whcols Of days
Above whose head like radiant banners they stream
ing,
An crmson-fushcd, and stroakod with gucdng gold,
Whose hues like yison-glories, fade away.
Bright clouds behind whose veil Of dazzling white
Moons face s. glowing
Their shadows gliding over hill and vale
Where with music aash-the stream is gently flowing,
Seeming to lingor DER the mirror bright,
70 drink the vitchins sweetness Of its tale
Rich clouds that stretch along the burning west
Like mountains looming,
Al caste-crowncd by Phobus fading ray,
Whose sides, Eyes pcnsiyo shades softly, deeply
glooming
Til like those hills hat hide the laud u rest
They whose tops are touched by fdelcss dayl
Pale clouds that cross the starry face Of night
Like silver cleaning
in Luno's srnlc Hoayen-barges, fraught with bliss
By unseen Spirits stccroi with mystic banner srcaminsi
Bound FOR those shores whose golden sands lc bright
3cncah Che death-,ravc's hushed and rcyerent kiss
Wild Goods that cradle in their awful dccps,
Majestic thunder
That. pierced by The stom-iug' lightning spear,
leaps, roaring uady, like wounded BEAST while under
some caycrn's shade its Young stretched in sleep
Thrilling the cloud-lair with sublimcst fear
Calm clouds that Ger the earth so gently weep.
And, brightly riycn
BY the Respondent suu--st dropping tears-
benediciion sweciwhlo through the boundless heaven
With rainbow streuncrs, elonousy they sweep,
Like memop's ships, athwart the tide Of years
Oh, eycr-ymyus clouds that pillow there,
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MOTHER.


NA NNNt iNNAfA|AA NV
G, % the bosoms formed Tor love,
As streams are formed TO seek The sea,
How bleak doth an existence prove,
Whom the sough, union--may not be;
Arrested in iis onward roll
A urmd pool, the tide, the soul.
Can flowers that round les margin grow,
or winds that DER its surface sweep,
Say to thc wave imprisonod--Aow
The dead heart OF the waters--lcnp
So neither hath all earth voice,
Can bid an unloycd heart--rcoice
Yet comes the sun with quiokcning rays
And whispers tcudcrly--awake!
And 10. ON rainbow wings, away,
Sends up It's vopor-soul, the lake;
Beyond the frovning mountains, fec
Again to mi-glc with the sea.
o heart that Ike a dancing rill,
Along the vale Of lie hast run,
The phantom Hope pursuing still,
But now all desolatc, -undone
Look mp Though earth its love deny,
Hear a soft whisper from the sky.
Awake, o heart; thy pinions spread
Soar, soar, and soon thy fondcst aim,
To sweet fulhlment shall be led.
In loves intenscst, purcst tamc'
Alone. and sick, yet cannot die
Poor heart, one effort more, and fly
Ply 20 that far-on homo for rest,
Thy mothers home, yon radiant sphere
Fly, heart. to that dear faithful breast,
That soothcd Thy infant sorrows here 49,
My mothers love, my mothers prnycr
Celestial wings,--O watt me there
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" SUG ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOODw
~ Now is the time to use the great Spring and

summer Mcuciue,
DIR. LANGLEN'S ROOT AND HERD BITTERs
to~po,ed ~ S1rYariHa, leiiotr Dock, IVid ChcIyy.
ilofoNghrDui Fficty dsh Riuba,b Mandrake Dan
ocfon ana UafeTgreriso combined as TO act directly
upon the cause of disease and forming one Of the best
remedies i'm the world for Jaundicc and Liver Complaint
~ an Their forms. Dyspcpsin Costivcncss, umors nf tho
Blood and Skin, Piles Indigestion Headache Dizziness
Heartburn or Acid Stomach Langour, Weakness Loss
Of Appetite Debility Bilious Diseases, AIercuria flee
tons, and all Impurities Of the Blood no matter wbot
the cause may be- Fever aud Ague, Coughs and Colds
broken zap and cured az once,
They are pleasant TO take useful at all times md sure
to do good. They cleanse the bowels purify tho blod
heal strengthen, regulate build upand keen in order b
whole system Everybody should use them Nearly
popular medicine ever known '''
frlee only % and ~ ~ cents per bottle Depot 90
everywhere. % e ''"'
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aoap dip.
Rtal estatc

OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Tbe
residence Of the late Dr.. Il. kilburne, situated
on lAbeTy street, in Montpelier Village will be sold on
reasonable terms and possession given Immediately Said
House Is built OF brick and half stories high with
sood oui-huldlngs, neyerfailing well Of water and
very large garden, under high state Of cultivation Al
30 portion Of the Household Furniture will be dispos-
cd o. either with or without the premises.
As It Is necessary that the property should be sold i'm
medately an early application should be made For
mrther information, inquire Of Dr. l. d. Kilhourne AT
~; Johnshnty or Of Joseph Bradish, at Montpelier
May l. 1881 3S9w SALLY ID. KlLBOURNE.
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POTATO D1oGING RY MAcHINERY.-Eyo-
ny one who has dug potatoes, aud felt the
back-breaking, head-aching trials which ac-
company the tedious process, will feel bound
Of pleasure on learning that Yankee ingonui-
ty promises 10 supersede by machinery the
adjective labor Of gathering this important