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ManIe Sugar.

THHE subscriber would say 20 bis nn.l5.
Il customers and friends that be e pfeP5.-..s
receive maple sugar in any quantity in Vac
for
BOOKS And STATIONERY
and pay The highest prices, viz. iron /"
cts, as per quality, II delivered a. % F'.s..l
lie would also say that Ac has JUS
from Boston with a very
Large Stock Of Books and statloae, q.
which be i prepared to sen Httis ehe4 =
ever. But you are resdy 70 as ng9 n -
Books cheaper and pay more for al 80. 49,.
duee than anybody else; the seeft, =. ,ssA
principle u the . nimble sizpepeei
sales and small profits. .u,.- spagE.
cTafishury, bay II, 1857.
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1CAh 1uuALIs
GAUEE0E.

All the genuine medicine Lears the fac simils Of
P. V. r. COVENTRY & CO., on the outside
wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot, 81 GEEEsEE 81.
AUBURN, NY.
FRED. E. SMITH, General Agentfor the Sah
Of Vermont.
For sale by R. ". NYE, Irasburgh, Vt. Is
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Medicine for the People

TENHE subscriber has received tic 'afge - =
4 ment Of Patent Medicines from tls -
G. c. Kellam-the Agency having been " p. -.
red. A fun supply win hereafter be KEPT ~ -
at my store. ,vr
Sept. IS, 1868 T. ~ BIZ
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Bach's Family Recipe Book is TO he had gratis
Of all Agents-you viii there see cures of disea
ses recorded-and you are invited to eommuni-
cate with any whose certificates are given, in
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Eour. PORK,

SALT, NAILS, COD flsb' o.
4 y gasratas, Saryiar, Chalk i.osiht g.
Campheae, Lamp OF, Bf0omss fAiis, t,ss4
Cast Steel and Steel Plated shassasi seg
Hoes, Glass Ware, together Uiili q sts4 : 3
81 N'eat India Goods aad HARDWARE, sssef
be sold cheap at tho AVsis
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Notice to Everybody.

HASKELL & KATHAN can and aeiR sell goods
IL at wholesale or retail cheaper THAI the cheap
est.
Just imported from the best manufacturers in
England fifty two pieces all wool cloths, consist
ing Of Deyonshire cloths, water proof Beavers,
Claret, Rifle, Fancy and gold mixed Deyonshires,
Doeskins fancy Plaided, bordered and black, do.
A large assortment Of Alpaccas, Verona sur
ges, Lama plaids, French all wool Thibets, Mo-
rine skirtings, regattas, ginghams, fine family
linnens superior sheetings, damasks, huckaback,
buttons, linnen thread ribbons, edgngs, ladies'
gauntlets, linen haRdkerchiefs, cravats, horse
blankets, sc.
With the advantages of importing we can and
viii sell the above goods at Boston Or Montreal
prices.
ALSO ON HAND
10 hhds Malson's best high wines,
" Martells best brandy,
" IS pale,
2 q DeKaaypen's Gin,
hhds wine, Port, Sherry, and Madeira,
:" Scotch whiskey,
2 I" Monongahela,
&" Jamaica spirits.
1000 cod fish, tieroes Hudson Bay salmon,
5 bbls white fish, 2 do No. maekerel
a large assortment OF teas tobaccos, sugars
and spices, ready made clothing, boots and shoes,
buffalo robes, otter caps, ladies' furs, furniture.
crockery, hardware, iron and steel.
All orders addressed Derby Line, Vt, viii re-
ceive prompt attention.
Mammoth Store, Rock Island, Dec. 16, '56-52
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NJ. L. SCOTT, NJ. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SUR GEON.


VIZ AeAAf A.
Qtics at his residence Iouse formerly occupied BY
Dr. Snsitk.
q Particular attention given to the treatment
Of diseases Of the LUNCs, by INHALATION Of Ho-
mnopathic remedies, in connection with general
practice.
TEETH FILLED, CLEANED, and EXTRACTED
in the best possible manner.
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NEW GOODS.
WAGONS! WAGONS

4 LOT Of good down country Wagons war
"A ranted all right, for sale at EATON'S.
Barton Landing, July %, 1s56.-31tG.
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II & 81

Morthingtoa's can be found some Of fhe
n best teas ever offered IN this market. ana !
others IL the same ratio. ~ s''i''
Dec. 16, 1856.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS
CARD,

For the convenience of Druggists and indivj5-
uals now using this Medicine in the State Of Yey
mont, a constant supply viii be keptin the hand
of our State Agent, FRED. Z. SMITH, and An
applications or orders win be promptly filled. a
the same terms as isheR ao7dlessedto gs
P. v. r. COVENTRY & CO., Proprietor.
50 Genesee St., Auburn, n. 7.
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AIDES can end shoes Or eaitefz u every a..
!! scFipiion e WoRTHIgGfOE.s
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CIoGhInE .

~ EAAALA8
DEADH MADE CLOTHING-At Worthing,
and Mems Clothing.
Dec. 1s, 1856.
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O q rooa

ol8E 81 that best Cd government Java CofTse
- can be ionna q Wortfingten's. Also sague :.
Dec. ie, 1866.
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sat.

- q / c
Tx subscribers are receiving q GOOD article o.
Il Turks Island salt, and two bushels can be
bought for 81 rs at
Dec. &c, 1856. WORTHINGTOEs.
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an m ONLY ONE DOLLAR for ALL I

RoSIN. TAR, CHALK, WHITING.
Z Borax, Soda, Camphor, Indigo, and an the
variety Of Patent Medicines; also Dye Ssuffs, can
&c Iouna at r. W. hYEiS.
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one yielding wonder.
Philip, l am not going TO send you
to sea with Capt. Ellis. / intended do
ing so; but on reflection, I think the life
viii be too hard for you
Very firmly, yet kindly, the deacon
tried to speak but the sister of Duty was
playing with his heart-strings, and their
tone Of pity was echoed from his voice,
that faltered when he strove to give il
frmness.
The eyes of Philip remainded fixed
upon the countenance of his father.
my son,"-Deacon Browning thought
he had gained sufficient selfcontrol to Ut
ter calmly certain mild forms of admoni-
ton but he was in error; his voice was
still less under his control, and so fully
betrayed the newborn pity and tender
ness in his heart, that Philip, melting
into penitence, exclaimed, as tears gush-
ed from his eyes
Oh, father I've been very sorryl7
Involuntarily, At this unexpected con-
fession, the arms of Deacon Browning
were stretched out towards bis repentant
boy, and Philip rushed, sObbing, into
them.
The boy was saved. From that hour
his father had him under the most per.
ieet subordination. But, the twin sister
Of Duty ever walked by his side Ollv.
Braack.
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CHAKEsPEREAN READINGs.-MRs FRAN


~ cEs ANNE KtNBLE bss. to .opounes that she will
give course o. t~s,e F,sdint. from scare IN The Leo
btom OF tho ubiv-Isy Medical Co ss n Fourteenth
he O2vrs BOusel With the exception Of one
ob seiag W each vtes seI the fst wseh on which duo
n.ee ~ Be given TIE restns will b. 90 Tnr,iay rsnr,S,y
and ssSdsy .vs3Is. ession ns a, .sloss The Of
the hI,t w..t ~ ,. q. foio.s on TUESDAY EVENING
pIcHhRD III SATURDAY EVENING Dec ia HlSRY
VIII.
Tskes each be ot,ioed s. the p-uco. Bo.,. ,s
Bod So res and from ChAs w. POLMAN J,aito, =, -
Cosse. srsal number Of tickets Of % r IN. n,
ssssD 80 may be he'd from Mr.. POLNAN
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TNHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUN
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V,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
i FOR DECEMBER s.
Circulation...........".. .".I75,O00.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
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Nuh wsrdThe ReEabcan A,s'P Els q sn @sS snn
.ill hoo Mesre 81 Beecker l11l1ss it-
wvEyIhG Dee At y oeIeek fer the puIP0ss o. eec1nS
a ,is fOs the ensuiDs year BY 9rdsL yrvsvp p.,..
ID rHAYEs, Sec. JOHN hEIo---. : ---
-r.i,'-TS. NARINEEs FAMILY INDUSTRIAL SO
skTi WI bold FAIR The 80 ana 20 ~ '"o An0
s.am ktlantie.st corner Of Clinton a., oIsok!yh
rssi y.s,, II usefo and fancy ate7t nse
Of fools aud fancy Stationery wh De offered ior
a. men tbe maDsgrrs wOsld noS e1ihtsy sISt inc
20 r. xdoa, AID orphans OF seanen 10 call and bay
- A. ,te Of business with the many ree.nt dlsss
-. haze reDceed this effort necessary, and II lie
800 hat All wbo will cooiiioute thei mite remembering
~ ~ tbst sivsD spsnsy snail reap also t2srnsly bat
a.. shers soul shs be made fat -. - -
H "a FINALE EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY Of Brooklyn will
.,is yrh the Mariners Family industrial Society, and will
efb Of manufactured articles Of ladies'
= ehdIeps wearing apparel
The Annual Meeting Of the ASSOCIATION for the
sikEFlT OF COLORED ORPHANS for the election
Nsnss he will be held a. the Asylum Ia SHAY, and Bts
Az MONDAY. the 1870 inst.
Fer the BENEFIT OF the Psor.-Tne Society OF 81 Vim
Paul shciI klIst ADpua Festival a. the City
Assembly Rooms, on FRIDAY EVENING, Dec T. Ticket
for sale " the Catholic Bookstores ana a. the door,
he OF FOHLtR& WELLS, Will Do continued THIS
ud TO MORROW EVENINGS, q: Botanic Hal No. 63 East
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8:aiionerp anh fanrp GOODS.

L. y. II. SCIENCE, Auo-icnterL
TION MOTT
"A AssI9NEEs SALE Of Toys, FANCY GOODS ko-
FOR CASH. The subscribers viii oher SATURDAY
Dec st IL o'clock at No. s. AadsnAne Zap sters)
NewYoIk large and attractive assortment Of
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ks.,
At Public Auction being part the extensive stock imported
BY Joey Tiers This sale Offers great inducements 10 city
and country dealers about selecting their Holiday stock In
sudes pee variety a. The particular Of the
Trade requested EDWD. HEN Assznee Of Joney Tisra
OSCAR JoLLEY Co,
WM. u. TIERS Co.
Goods Private Sale No. IS MsidenAre aad No. 81 Coars
lsnat 1t (up stArsl.
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gJ,HE HORSE FAIR-SHORTLY 70 CLOSE
RosA BoSHLUR5 GREAT PICTURE Of the HORSE
FAlR 10 IIhibiioe Of The Galleries Of WlLLIAMS
oTEvENB WILLIAMS K Co No S3 Broadway. Aamit,,
kses % ssn.s. Hssn Of kxhbitkI from d n. 10 q IN
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DINSMOREs THIRTY MILES AROUND
~ NEW YORK "-DECGMBER NUMBER, with all the
changes One TLou Places and how t. fad them. Com
pete 81. amboat Directory 1873 pages, price Is cents
DlNSMORE Co.. No Spruce 81.
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pENTONs EXAMINATION OF THE DRED
Id SCOTT CASE
d. APPLETON & Co. Nos SAG and S4s Broadway
PUBLISH on SATURDAY,
HlBTORlCAL AND LEGAL
EXAMINATION
OF tbtt part Of the
Decision OF the Supreme Court Of the United States
in the
DRIED SCOTT CASE,
Which declares the
sttuonsty Of the Missouri Compromise Act and the
SelfExtenson of the Constitution 70 Territories,
Carrying Slavery sons with II.
WITH Az APPENDIX CONTAINING:
The Debates In the Senate, In March, 1912 between Mr.
Webster and Mr. Calhoun the Legislative Extenson Of
the Contribution to Territories contained In vol H. 49,
of the " Thirty Years View
H. The Inside View Of the Southern Sentiment In Relation
TO the Wimot Proviso in vol H. CHI loS Of The
- Thirty Years View"
ILL., EeNew Of President Perces Annual Message Con.
fre December 1856 far it relates TO the of
the Missouri Compromise Act and the Of PARTIES
By the Author of the
THIRTY YEARS VIEW
One vol Svo 1875 pages, cloth 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-20
DIED.

At his residence in this county, the 18th of January
last Mr.. DANIEL ALDERMAN, in the SD year ofhis age
All constituents Of honest just and worthy citizen,
faithful husband of tender Father OF conscientious
master and many years aborious economical
cessul concentrated in this beloved Death
has removed from large and respectable circle of
aons him. who has long been the counsellor the guardian
and the comforter and especially OF his deeply affected
family 1t 80 years more, believe, when the de-
ceased assumed the high calling of the christian profession
received worthy and acceptable member of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at RockFish Dupln County After
manesting by his walk and conversation good profession
that he had been with Jesus and had learned Of him.
not long before he elected by unanimous vote Of the
same Church the Office Of Ruling Elder all the duties of
this responsible office he discharged with dignity and credit
himself and much to the satisfaction OF the whole society
But he is gone-the place knew him will know him
morehis body to the grave and his soul believe to
Heaven where the wicked from troubling and the weary
are at rest His sickness which unto DEATH though
long and very painful he endured with great christian firm
his home, he wanted to to far better homo. The
sentiment expressed by the royal Psalmist will doubt
apply to him. Mark the perfect and behold the up
right-the end of that man is peace. Com.
on Friday, January 23d, BEN AUGUSTUS DICKENS, in
the 33d year of his age.
He kind and aectionate husband to her who has
been called to drink the bitter of to its drega
kind MASTER true friend and valuable citizen Noble
generous and chivarous health gentle patient and SUBJ
mssive through his long and painful affection expressing
often good will all humanity and humby beseechng the
mercy of his Heavenly Father. Cain and peaceful
his exit from this world of sorrow but glorious and bright
his entrse into that life eternal.
"Why do we mourn departing friends,
Or shake at Deaths alarms;
lis but the voice that Jesus send
10 callus to his arms,
Are we not tending upward too
AS fast as time move
Nor should we wish our hours more slow,
10 keep US from his love-