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HEALTH OR SICkNESS!
Choose between them.
HOLLOWAY'S Pills.

n - l. -
The blood furnishes the material 81 every bon. mrs
clc gland and fibre in the human frame. Whrn pure,
ii heslth hen corrupt, il
ssry produce disease HoLLowAYs Pms operate direct
y upon the elements Of the Of . neutralizin
the principle of disease. and thus radically tn
malady whether located in the the stous~h tho
liver the bowels the muscles the skin the brsin
other part Of the system
Used THROGHOJT THT UORLDf
oliowaIs -, Pms h are equally e,esSi9us iGfomrnin.'
culiar 10 certain climates and localities.
ALARALNC DISORDERS
Dyspepsia and arrangement of the liver the ~
nfirmity and suffering and the eanse OF inumeraels
Deaths Yield I" these ourat-s in all cases how~Ser
gravatrd acting mild purgave. Alternative and ton
they relieve the bowels, purify the fluids, and inyi
ornte the system and the constitution at the time
When all stimuan;s fail. the renovstny and brsein-
properties Of these Pills give hrmness to the shaking
nerves aud enfeebled muscles Of the within OF general i
bility.
DELICATE FEHiIEs
All Irregularities and ailments incident to the elica,
and sensitive organs If the are removed or prevented
by few doses Of these mild but nfallibc alterstivr-
No mother who regards her own or her ehidrens health
should fail 10 have them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEuENTS
The London Lancet" the London Medical Review
the eminent Of the faculty in Great Britisn.
France and Germany, have sulogized the ls and their
inventor.
Holloroy's Pills are the Jesl remedy kno,rn
IN the ,rorld for the toll0ring Diseases /:
Asthma Darrh,e Indigestion
Bowel Complaints brcpSy Influenza
Coughs Debility Inflammation
Colds Fever and Nguc Inward Weakness
Chest Diseases Female Complaints Liver Con plants
Costveness Headaches Lowness Of spirits
pySrepSis Piles Neuerial Auctions
Stone and Gravel Secondary Symps orms OF all kinds
ss Sold the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway,
SO Maiden Lane New York and "a Strand london, and
~ all respectable Druggists and Dealers Cf Medicines
throughout the United states. and the civilized sorh,
Boxes. and % cents 81 cents, and al each.
There is considerable saving by taking the largr 81;
\. T. Directions for the guidance of spatents in every
dsorder are affixed TO each Box. Jan ., 1857
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Jet Goods Black Diamonds 81

Jet Goods. Black Diamonds sc.
Buy Early, and Sope your Money!
IlIE subscriber is prepared 70 furnish
L at all times the very best COAL Of every
description, from the Wilkes-Barre and Sha-
mokin mines. He has ON hand an article Of
very superior quality, such as is seldom bro't
TO this markct,which he will dispose of at the
lowest cash prices-Coal weighed, and good
measure warranted. Gy- Coal exchanged for
merchaniahle Country Produce of most kinds
as well as for cash.
Coal Yard al Tho's Nesbit's Lumber Yard
on South Water street.
Nov. 10, 1856 If r. l. NESBlT.
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HT See advertisement in another column
of "Caavassers Wanted."
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ZeWtSbur9 %ackct.

MARRIED,
On II Q I'll ult, by Rev Hendricks, = COPPER OF
Pine Creek and Miss CHARITY EANDtiNG of Northh. !.
on the 9th inst, by M shndcl Esq. JAO sHAFfER
of North'i and Miss SARAH PAINE of Sunbury.
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Dte0,

Utc0,
In Lewisburg. 18th inst. WILLIAM WALLIS, aged ~
re,rs-for forty years a citizen Of this Borough.
In Lewisburg 10Th inst Child Of Leopold hahn' is'c
Of Danville aged 20 days.
In Milton 9Th inst aged II months VIRGINIA ,daugh
Ter Of Samuel D. and Elizabeth Jordan On the 18th,
Child of pr l. d Eyeland. aged about . months.
In Mt Pleasant, Columbia 20, lith inst, lsAAe W.
MUsGRAVE. Esq aged about % years
Near Bear Gap. Northumberland Co, 18th inst, MARY
wife Of Asa 7 John in her 6'th year
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
BOYS CLOTHING.
Great Excitement /!

MON F. y LO s T!
TT is now universally conceded that the pur-
chasing of any article o: Goods for private
or family use, and the paying thereon more
than fair pnoht. is ''money lost = the under
signed. therefore, has just opened, in his
NEW AND COMUODIOES HOUSE,
on the corner of Fourth and Market Streets,
Lewisburg, splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
for Ladies as well Gentlemen, consisting. in
part, of the various styles Of Dress Silks,
Berege De LANES, Bereges, Poplins, Lawns,
Brilliants, Tissues, Embroideries, Collars,
Undersleeves, Handkerchieis, Trimmings,
Gloves, Mi,ts, together with
A Fine Lot Of Domestic Goods.
Prints, Muslins, &c. Also, Ready Made Clo-
thing,
EteTns, eassRagRgs,
vestings, Hats, Cravals, Linens, and a fine
fresh selection of
SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES,
Teas, Cocoa, Cheese, in large or small
quantities. FISH by the quarter,
half, or whole barrel. SALT by
the sack or bushel,
and, in short. almost everything usually kept
in our stores, can be found at this corner and
all of which will be sold at the
LOWEST Dash PRICE
OF exchanged for Country Produce. All he
asks, is Fair Trial; Quick Sales-Small
Profits and Prompt Payment
HS~@ODU~ ~9
of superior quality, from the Hartley Mills.
not ground any closer than the mills furnish
in this region. and quite as good, if not supe-
rior, which can be tested by ONE TRIAL, sold in
large or small quantities.
ALEX. AMMONS.
Lewisburg. Pa, May :, '57.
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ItLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vestinss, HAS,
" Caps, &c, fine assortment at
Goodman Cham'--rln.
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ItEDAR Churns, Tubs, Pals, Water Cans.
. Washboards, &c, by
Goodman Chamberlin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24

WOODS HAIR RESrOHATlvE.-We refer the reader
TO the advertisement Of this POPULAR remedy II is
highly rcco mmended by all who have used it, and has ef
fectei wonderful results by its magic influence We
know of gentlemen this country. who have been nj
bald for years had their hair entirely restored TO
n former luxuriance and beauty by the use of
Woods lair Restorativc.-La9'di,J,B Bde'id.
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Sas~The Danv;lle Democrat takes from
the Republican Press of Danvillc, Of July
Is, 1921, the following tariff of harvest
wages, unanimously established at meet
ing of laborers held at Wasbingtonvilc on
the 4th of July of that year:
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DLACK Tea, a superior article also, Young
ID Tyson and Imperial green teas, by
Goodman & Chamberln
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

st 1r. =. ,S9 @'a.s , fraternity hsg long ssa'sa have
10. cALKtNs."
n i6SSS " 6sanss com5aad s S " Janep ys,9 si
e considered useful 10 dropsy, urnary diseases, Sc and
&C." ~ happy cce,i yoar circular that would have in
90 often fsit the vani DIV
Dr. Robbins q Boston celebrated for h q epnep.
ae rg HOLLAND Gn ava spe.ssof the schisdam sohuapps
GO" hay eommsrasd your article four e,sestwe in Con
substitute 10 the m'''3 @gae' 'orpar' 'so4 GI9s,v
nr william q Cooper, Of Boston, lq letter q August y,
shsh be- Gasef aaeesd io two month. e,ery f,l VIZ s
@uhoush opposedto cousau, use Of The ariels am COM
Mnggd by espgrenc, that Gin VERY frequently valuable
nrR D. ninesiy Of Ea', BOSTON, August IT, isl writes
ueon,nsod Dat pure lioanain pos.essed y many mod
Gas I's gh9, T,.p @ aiaai,t5s p59
Aromatic scheiam schuapps among my friends To- this 'ein
letter from ~. F.. MAYNARD Montyue, Connecticut da
fbyseani befe snd eery dHsat 70 procls- God diu
@ aa aHh u aa5' m BY d pe s,n p 951 a 0'a
I,g9m Dr. E9bo,, ng,ton, oe o. is5l-, .....,-.
o,orooted ad,eon. " be urinary and Snt organs have
aaectoui end am dposed 10 make the ssreHmeut y your
uariias some a. soon q. lpasbc." '''s' Wy
FROM nr william rr.e.i, Phyilalan TO State Prison. Con-
q vim give grai pleasure aecepta bottle ef your
msa ai S % yo G a. af' ' trial Of the article aud com
iwm nr. o. s. Zee, no,tea, August %, Iss27
have ist hc van, Of puro Holland gin but have gcnera
tot,i. q he Hromsas seSgdim sehnapps.'
nGI warren of boston, under date August s5l, say
quentiy shan be yeis siadto avail myself Of t.'i
pc samuel weber, Of Charleston, Massachusetts, remarks
g" hove eoasonay wanted similar article for medical ase,
- ou 20 ht q What ODER raai, De had, H vii be
Dr. flo,i sseIy Of Easton Connecticut tastaes to the mr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
ErnaL notirts.

NOTICB.-Whereas application has been
y made 20 me hy moro than sixteenth part Of
The nr0pnctors Of tho undivided lands in the town Of
Ripton, Ia Addison County, and State of Vermont to
warn meeting n said proprciors Therefore. said pro-
pretors are hereby notified and warned meet at the
dwelling house NJ Scnvcr Fletcher. IN said Rpon,
the 18Th day " March, 1857, next, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, FOR the following purposes
To choose moderator, clerk collector and al other
necessary officers and agents for said propnc0rs
said proprcors will divide the whole or any part Of said
nd commence, prosecute defend law suits raise and
collect taxes vote any proprietor poprioors any lands
which may have been or may be pitched in lieu Of draft
and 20 take all necessary proper 70 carry the
above purposes into effect.
Dated AZ Bristol, this 9th day Of December, 1850.
%. HARVEY MUNSILL, Justice OF Peace
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

IMMENSE SrccHss.-Sincc the New England Carpet
Company established their retail warehouse, which has
been In operation about six years, they have furnished
upwards of hundred thousand families with Carpet
ngs. This firm Is probably honorcd with the widest
range Of trade Of any other retail establishment in New
ENGLAND. II in thc United States. Their large pur
ohasus 40 the sem-annual auction sales in New York
would probably supply towards hundred ordinary ear
pet stores Yet their system Is such-always giving
their customers the advantage Of purchasing single
carpet the lowest wholesale prcchat their goods do
not lay their hands, but quickly cut up adorn
the doors Of our dwellings.
The great features Of their management TO con-
duct their business strictly cash principles, both in
purchasing and selling; keeping the best assortment
from the lowest 10 the highest grades of goods having
but one uniform price, and acting upon the principles
embodied in these purposes, great trade Is carried on,
terms and with results satisfactory TO all PARTIES
Boston Duly Bee.
In another colme OF our paper may be seen the au-
Nerscment of the firm referred 90 above, IN which 70 u
announced that in consequence Of contemplated change
in their firm and alterations and enlargement Of thcI
present Warehouse, they selling OH their whole
stock az reduced prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
Ctlrgrapbtr.
LATER FROM ErROpE.


INV YonK, Jan 2s,-Thc Steamship Ara
go from southampton the ith, arrived at her
Dock 40 to-day. She brings London dates
to he 18th.
The Neufchatcl question had been definite
~ settled. Switzerland releases the iusur-
gent prisoners and Russia Acknowledges the
independence Of Neuichatcl, and susponds all
military preparations.
The Russians have met disastrous defeat
near Bayuk, where they were attacked by TO-
900 CiIcassans, and forced TO retire with a
loss of 1000 men and artillery.
Hostilitics continue at Canton, and the
Americans have become fully engaged in the
struggle,
English money marked firm. Cotton quiet
with slight decline in prices. Breadstuii.
inactive, with no quotable change.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Doth 1857.
DEArH or PRsroN 5. BRooKs.--Prcstor
S Brooks died in this city, at ten O'Clock
last evening, of Group.
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nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW CHINESE NORTHERN SUGAR
4 ' CANE sorghum sqccharaftaa. seed Of this
invaluable plant packets ~ 10 EACH 10y mail
prepaid 2j cents 10 cents per b. sufficient to seed
half o. acre.
Roots from TO inches long 50 per dozen, and small
Seed Tubcrs (can be sent prepaid by nail 81 per
dozen 81 per 100 with description and directions for
culture,
CHUFAs OR EARTH ALMONns--S2 per 100
JAPAN PEAs-jl cents per quart.
NEW ORANGE WATER MEIoN-2j cents per or.
CHHIsrIANA MELoN.
King PHILIP Cons.
SWEET GERMAN TUHNir, &C., &c, with the largest
and most comprehensive assortment Of NEGrABLr,
FLOWER and FIELD SEEDS to be found in the United
States.
Catalogues on application; IL by letter, enclose
cent Stamp for return postage.
j. NJ. THORBURN x co.
2i;3w Is John Street, New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
KtaI estatr

LNARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber Of
fcrs for sale the well known CLARK FARM, in
MddlescS the WinoosN River about two miles he
low Montpelier Village, andis beautifully situated the
line of the Vermont Central Railroad, and is Of the
best farms in Washington County, and desirable farm
for the farmer country residence for capitalist
gentlemen uf pleasure: said farm contains - acres,
about 80 uf which is superior meadow about 2J
upland moving about 81 OF pasture and 70
acres excellent wood land, Gncluding sugar place Of
about 800 trees and small apple orchard Of frut)
all of said farm Is wcll uatered and in high state Of
cultivation; the buildings story brick house 32
by A. feet with excellent cellar, and we'll finished Ntch
en- cheese aud wood shed Of wood shed 80 hy
40 feet and half story high connecting wood shed,
and barn Is 100 by 80 feet new, with stable under,
improved PLAN with cattle shed at the end
80 hy 40 feet barn with shed attached 40 by 20 feet
horse barn 81 10y A. feet, open shed in front with shed in
l6 10y 4j feet, shop and hog house attached stable
contains six STALLS granary and cellar under the stable.
The buildings nearly new recently repaired. 4
good well of watcr the horse, likewise running water,
from brook house and yard. The farm is offered
at private salc but il not sold before the Oath day Of
January il will then be sold public auction the 10Th
day Of January, on the premses.-Sac positive. Terms,
half the purchase monet down. the balance in
al instruments 10 suit purchaser. Likewise will be sold
the stock and tools ON said hrn.
222W Il. $. CAMP,
The above sale stands adjourned till February llth.
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MarrtaGcs.

I'm ia Porte, Indiana. jan lst, 1871 hv the Rev j.
w Cunningham. Mr.. Lyman Smith 20 Mr.. Eliza II.
Campbell, late OF This village
In Elmnrc, Jan. rs, hy Rev. j. Fas~ott James NJ.
Green Of Barre, and Sarah Thompson " Wolcutt.
I'm Hardwick Jan Is, hy Rev. o. A. Hubbard, Mr..
Leonard johnson Of Peachan and Miss judith H. Bay
ley Of Hardwick.
In Montpelier Dec. 2sth. Mr.. NJ F. Mory and Miss
Julia A. Phclix; also Mr. Peter Bell and Miss Lucy
Iromhc.
In Bradford, By Rev. A. J.. Copeland Mr.. William
Mcfarland Of Coriuth and Miss Aurora /. Crafts, Of
Washington.
in Cabot Jan. lst, Mr.. VIM. W. West Of Peaehami
and Miss Eyira +. Gerry. Of C..
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NXoLFEs scHIEDAM AROMATIC

NNhNAIlN.-A oupcrlatNc Ionic Dlurcuct
Auti-Dyspctc and lnvgoratng Cordial.
This medicinal diet drink manufactured solely by the propre
tOru his disey n schlelaia, In Holland Apresy for med
cna purposes. u he pure tncure o. Juniper distilled
from The best barley that he selected n Europe
cost i IS favored and medeae not BY the common harsh
berry, hut the choice botanical variety of the aromatic Italian
juniper berry, whose extract distilled and
titled with les spurious solvent and thus It becomes
rui uucuc of exquisite haYOr and aroma, altogether
cendent 10 W cordial and medicinal properties any alcoholic
stimuant nov in use Ia the wYTld-
has been Submitted 10 AN Che FIRST chemists and physicians
the uitel who endorse II their signatures
81 the great essuus sateria Hcdica. Il Is
urcscfhed with great Ia grayo govt rheumam, OBJ
o bladder and kduey dyspepsia whether acute
ehrono u general debility sluggish circulation u The blood
inadequate assimilation Of % aud Nhausted energy,
knoWledg by the shole medical faculty and atlesed Ia their
highest written authorities Put quart aud pint bottles
enYeoped yellow paper with tla propretos the
bottle, label For sale ny an che respectable Drug
UD0LPHO WOLFE.
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Nta' IL, ~ and q Beaver street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

Hoh0raV's Tiib, extraordinary Remedy for ter
uination Of Blood to the Hoad-Henriotta Wright, Of
Nc'ghurg New York, suffered most excessively for eight
years and half from termination Of blood 10 the head
bad NJ times that she would fall down in crossing
room as II dead. She consulted three different phys
clans and studously followed their advice, which how
failed to benefit her, aud her dissolution was hourly
expected At this time She tried IIoloways Pills which
quickly did their work. by removing from the system all
the noxious NATTER carrying off the bad huds and left
her in the enjoyment Of perfect health, her friends have
all been astonshed To the apparent transformation yot
all this has been effected by Holloway's pills,
HEADACHE CoNoUnnEu.-lt has remained for Med
cne 10 be brought in this 10Th century which eXces
everything that has preceded IT, II is hardly necessary
20 state that this Medicine is DR. utchinss Headaehe
Pills which can be had at the Druggists for p cents.
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ASHES. The market for Ashes Is quiet with small
sales at "a per 10. for Pots aud Pearls
GRAIN. The market is firm for Corn with worry light
receipts but the trade purchase only IN small lots The
sales Of old southern yellow have been OF 50 SIC per
bu. hut higher prices asked Oats have been n
moderate demand 50 a 53c per bu. for Northern and
Canada and firm 1n Rive the sales have been small at
SS a 00c per bu. White Beans have been In moderate
demand at VI 80 81 per bu and extra pea aud marrow
81 25.
HAY. There Is a fair demand for Eastern, with sales
at so so per un, cash, closing the highest rate,
with a very small stock.
HOPS. The sales have been confined 20 small lots at
- o &c per 10. cash.
PRONISlONS. Hogs continue 20 rule high, with
sales 10 II per TO- Butter Is firm choice ia Is n
demand az pc New York and Vermont daircs 40 q a
23c and Western and Canada at 10 dc per d. Cheese
is selling at Q II l-2c per h. as to quality
WOOL Fleece and pulled Wool cuuc firm, with
sales " 10000 lbs. at full quoted IN foreign sales
of 10 bales Smyrna and other kinds ut various prices
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superior medicinal beverage into
thr United number Uf the liquor mixers Of Now
Nok have put mixed and poisonous hnt which they call
Schnapp London Cordial Gin, aud various other names With
The public should be- their guard against such mpos
Read the following extract from the New York press.
From the New York Mercury.l
FEAUDuLEsr INVITATIONS OF superior ooNHontTrs.
Among the dshoness II trade which the moral sense
Of The community Is called npon 20 suppress would partc
uary perncou and Infamous practice adopted
by interruptions dealers Of Initiating and cnuntertng the
exterior appearance and precautionary labels Of popular drugs
mrdcaments aud other are OF personal consumption ana
thus by seng the well acquired reputation OF an enter
prslug trader palming destructive and worthless
the dctrincut only Of the but 20
the character Of the whn has expended thousaa OF dol
lars 10 bringing the genuine article Into esteem and demauc
These larceny thieves the pest Of all honorable deal
aud traders, and the trade Is much highway ruhoY
violent appropriation their negbnrs purse In fact,
they honeath e hurglaf and hyhwayman In dmiior
these latter runt exhibit bravery Ieckessen OF chafac
ter n uoWise distinguishing e mercantile assassin who -abs ~
dark ought they De rewarded with Punishment
with coWnilce Of their crime We led
acciouty observing spurious counter
m Of Udopho Wnlfes sehedtm schuapps The labels we're
Initiated ptreoty, with the light addition u Rev letters 10
plead technical the law against CONTRIBUTING
Inc similar, and thing carefully
impose careless purchaser. Nov l. not the
sho perpetaisd t. fraud ieona robhor Assnted
Tor Mr. ole has expended large 20 bring his
schauap into popular demand, that demand
Justly considered part Of his capital IN trade ana
fellow stealing Of his reputation Is a. much OF tiet
his crime he u deauding the community
by giving article the they Intended 70
cxprnd NJ commodity In which they had confidence And
further ehe participates Indirectly ~ the itanu ny
pal planned the imposition. The remedy Of Nj, Wolfe
his holding Az the contempt o. the
sWnded by their operations and unconcions
y mposed upon - their noAious composition We "1l mat
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spttiaI nOtirts.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A :

i Of the Washington County Temperance Socirty win
De held at the Court Housc In Montpelier ou Thursday.
the 18th day Of February, az II O'Clock A. NJ, for The
purpose Of nominating suitable person fUr County
Commissioner TO be supported by the Freeman OF Wash
iugon County the Town Meetings in March ncxt and
20 transact any other business thought proper when met
solicited.
Per order ELI BALLOU, Pres
K. NJ MANLY. See.
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. BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR-Tbe

4 \ Christian Freeman. Boston. says. Sincerely.
we had rather pas for SPALDING'S ROSEMARY thau
have other haif oils FOR nothing it is clean, and
filthy and greasy most oils are We speak from
pcricucc, and consider she best n the market Try f.
and see II wc have not given you good advice" For
ornamcntiur. improving, cleansing and nvirorutng the
hair use the RoscmarY-ynu can rcly upon it, lt has
stood tho test OF timc and Wholesale and retail
Depot % fremont St. t1prostc Muscuml Boston, Mass.
J. RUSSELL SpALOlNG. Proprietor. Sold hy deal
generally through the country.
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or. JoHNsBURY ACADEMY rh'

ct JOHNSBURY ACADEMY. The
- Spring Term Of II weeks will commence Tuesday,
February 18th,
BY reason Of recent improvements In the public Schools
Of the place unsual facilities afforded al the A.
cademy for instruction in the Classics and studies Of the
higher English course.
To INDECENT students preparing for the ministry, assis-
lance is rendered from the income Of Special fund de-
voted TO that purpose
Glasses formed TO commence Latin and Greek, IN the
Snrinq Term. Tuition for the Classical and English
course s. 90 per term.
Catalogues and any further information furnished ON
application TO the Principal j. &, CUTLER A. D., OF to
j. p. BANCROFT, NJ d.
Secretary Of the Trustees.
81 Johnslnry Vt Jan. %, 1851 2lgw
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fAarkrts.
CAMBRinGR cATrLE MARKET.-Jan. ?

UAMbNInUE UAIILt MAKkEI,-Jnn' 20
by Telegraph 10 the Wafoh,nan y Journal
We have report Of the number Of cattle at market
nor Of the prices All have received is the following
REMAINS.
The market for beef quito good in the morning,
but owing to the large supply il became dull after first
sales, and indicated decline. There large supply
Of sheep, and sales dull for second quality lots River
sheep sold better at fair prices.
n; b. There arrived last week, after market day, 100
cattle and about 1900 sheep.