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Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
WIRsES THE Sx.rr Cn 'As's,

WIRsEN THE SNAKE CHARupp rl,
exhibited his wonderful power, over ,bs ~aa
omous reptiles on Monday evening +, ven
place He had full house; and '''
astonshed set of persons we never eau, 'ro'e ~
snakes actually seemed to love him ,r ipe
he had his bosom full of the snakes 49,, "aea
nestled their death dealing heads oron.s 'r'y :,
neck, it caused the cold chiIls 70 ,ns '4 u'
us, and we can scarcely repress n sh,s' s'''
when we now think of it. ''UeI
We were very sorry that several 49,.
present showed their i'll breeding BY ssa' di,,.I
bing the lecture. Such persons sbonS ''U''
at home till they learn to behave docon,. -'''
They ought to know that they dsgu,t .H -
spectacle people, and we have no dorh, ~ :, ''
think less of themselves after each di,., "''!
their vulgar meanness. F'' u
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

BEET SuGAR.-From the Tribune we learn
that company for the manufacture of Beet
Sugar has been fully organized in San Jose,
1t is to continue ten years, and consists of
five hundred shares at 500 each; its concerns
to be managed for the first three months,
by FIVE Trustees--three of whom are to be
residents of San Jose; the Fabric to be loca-
ted in San Jose Township.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

PUBLIC LEoTuRE-W A. Knapp, Esq.,
will deliver lecture before the Lyceum at
the Baptist Church in this place, on Tuesday
evening, the oath, inst. Ladies and gentle
men are invited to attend.
Mr. Knapp's lectures are very highly spo-
ken of and We have no doubt this one will
be interesting.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

zss-MR. GEORGE LovELAND, of the News Depot
Indian Diggngs, is our Agent for that camp.
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A. Badlamn, .Br.,

Newspaper Agent and Advertising Aagent, No
Reads, Block, Sacramento, is our authorized
Agent for procuring Advertisement, DC.
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WHEN from my room l chance to s,,.u
spend an hour at close of day evor W 's,'y' s 70
place most dear, where some friend ,ra0. r~a 'a7
lager beer.-Sac Age. ''''S 10
ALL yes. my friend of city life snro .r.,
treat cures much of strife, but better G'tu tS. =
such dose by far, are pleasures of foa o yuan
Placer Herald. -"' cgaF
Such pleasures may suit baser minds h..
with the good no favor finds; we think n.
purest JOY of life, is making love to ones o,,s
wife.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

Col. S. j. K HANDY.-This gentleman, so
well and favorably known throughout the
State and lately resident of this place, has
returned to Placerylle, his old California
home, and hereafter to be the county-seat of
the Empire county. When we say that we
regret his departure, we are confident that
we express the common sentiment in this
community; for during his residence among
us he proved himself good citizen a kind
and generous neighbor, an exemplary man in
every relation of life, and an ornament to So
ciety.
Politically, Col. H. is and always has been
a staunch Democrat; and during the recent
important struggle his efforts added much to
the success Of the party in this portion of
the State. He is an eloquent speaker, and
his voice has been heard in nearly every
camp in this region.
Col. Handy has also established a high
character at the bar, as an attorney of abili-
ty, requirements and integrity. He will, we
understand, continue to attend the sessions
of our District Court.
We commend him to his old friends in FL
Dorado.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

DEALERS in gold dust, and miners may bo
benefited by reading the advertisement in
this paper of Haraszthy, Uznay &Co As
savers &c. San Francisco.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

INFORMATION WANTED.-Of Henry II.
Thompson, formerly of Freeport Maine
When last heard from, which was in March,
1854, he was President of the Wyoming
Quartz Mining Company, situated near
Nevada. Any information concerning him
communicated to the DAILY Bee, Sacra-
mento, will be thankfully received, as it will
relieve a greatly distressed mother.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

PROSPECT OF FRuH.-The peach tree. !,
this vicinity are dressed in the fullest gorb of
blossoms, each of which contains beahv
germ of fruit. Unless we have some sevqrs
frost soon, we may confidently hope for
large yield
1t is truly refreshing to visit the garden,
of Messrs. Hartrum & Wagstaff, where
there are many trees dressed in their delicate
pink livery
We hear favorable accounts Of the fruit
from all parts of the State.
To CORRESPONDENTS SAowman-You
are a good daguerreotypist. Your three pic.
lures are on the outside of to-days Let Us
hear the combinations regularly.
Mary-We will give your advice to Ho.
mer, next week. If he don't take it be i
beyond the effects of blister plaster.
1rinity-We lost your letter from our
pocket on. the road to Jackson.
From memory we have made correction
that you called our attention to.
Bob Slsd-They are not the same person;
You do not know the other.
s. L. S-Sutter Creek-Your letter was
received to late for this week. We will
look it over.
A Resident Of lSacrdmento-Yo castiga.
tion of Wake-up-Jake, we give with pleasure
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
A RESIDENT OF SACRAMENTO.

MINING AT CLINroN-A gentleman from
Clinton furnished us with the following
items:--
Shaw, Campbell & Co. took out so ounces
in three days washing
Coolidge & Co., $3.50 in the last week.
Maddocks & Co., have made So per day
to the hand for some days past.
Hutchins & Co. made $500 per week with
three hands.
Cartwright & Co, in new claim have
made as high as one ounce to the pan.
McConathy & Co., in new diggngs, have
struck dirt that pays 81 to the pan.
Claypole & Co. have opened claim that
has prospected as high as $l4 to the pan
within few days.
King e. Co, and several other companies
are making big wages in new claims.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
y. EEeacOck

Is our authorized agent for receiving subscrip-
tions. &C., at lone City and vicinity.
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II. III. Skid.nOre.

Telegraph Operator, jackson, is our authorize
ogant Orders for Job Work, Advertising an
Subscriptions will be promptly attended TO-
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
WIN. Cook.

Is our authorized agent to receive Subscriptions
Job-work. Advertisements DC, at Lanena RAM
and vicinity.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

A Resident Of Sacrdmento-Your castga.
tion of Wake-up-Jake, we give with pleasure
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-25
MIST ELLANE0US.

MISt ELLANE0US.
HALLOCK IL STODDARD,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Drugs.
Medicines,
Paints,
oils,
Furnishes,
Aeids.
U1ndosr Glass
Dye S!fs,
T-usses
Patent Nedicines,
PsJumery,
Soaps and
Fancy articles,
Paint and Whitewash Brushes, all Of which they pro-
cure from first hands and sell at as small proh as such
ALso:-Constantly on hand large and varied
soTtment Of
DAGUERREOTYP STOCRy
Cameras,
Chemicals,
And almost every article used in Da21eITe0ypng or
Oriers from operators promptly filed and forwarded
at a small advance Eastern prices.
~ We constantly receiyinl. fresh supplies OF
articles enumerated above, aud others usually kept i'm
Drug Stores, and every article sold by - warranted
10 he pure fresh and genuine.
~ Particular attention paid to filling Physicians
orders, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles in our line TO call or send anu We
are sure we can give satisfaction both in regard 10 quail
| ity and price. HALL0CR X STODDARD,
myi-ly'57 No. I > Main street, Evansville. Ind
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MISCE LANE0US.
STORAGE WANTED.

PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
c. SCHMITT x STARK,
First Street, Near Main.
ENCOURAGE HONE MANUFACTURING.
M + wish to call the attention Of our old custome
w and OF everybody In want OF elegant and desir
able Furniture to our new and very rich Patterns
Sofas, Socahles Divans, Elizabeth and Paror Chairs
and in Hair Cloth, Plush and Brucatel which viii be
reafy for inspection in a few days.
Every article In the Upholstery Line Is made under
personal superinte,ldence and expressly Tor the
City TRADE We make il our aim 70 sell as cheap as
any house in the West and al weask =: give us call
before YOU go and spend your money Abroad.
apa7 c. SCHM1TT 4 STARK.
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LARGE lot Of BROOMS jrst received and for
! sale on commission. at Z.H. COOK & SONS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EV ANSV LIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PAFEK W AKEHOUSE.
"E have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
w a well assorted stock for printers and booAbind-
ers, among which name
JObundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards 1000 Tar Boards,
As we'll as coiered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colored Cards and
Card Boors, Which can have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to our
stock o. 300 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross Of
Bonnet boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENSEY i S0RENSON.
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n ATE PHysICIsSOF THE UNITED STATES
uIMARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
located in this city, and will give prompt attention 10
the practice ~ his profession in its several rinches
Offce and residence on SecOrd, letWesn Main ana
Division Strerts. hena the formerly occupied ~
Or. BvfGrd. Regalar hours for consultation from ~
T. O'clock. A. VI and from % ana from 81 10
o'cIocS, y. NJ.
~ Calls made in his absence from the Office, and
,esiE.s-ed will be daily responded -. royi'u
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COUCHES, LOUNGES.

SOME Fine Chamber Couches, in Damask and En-
- ameed Cloth covers. made up expressly for The
jss7 sCIfMITT & STARK, First ST.
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nD0PLAR LATHS.-
II IO0,00D Cut Poplar Laths, three and four feet
JOHN F. GLOVER,
aug3-d&wtml Corner OF Main and eth streets.
4 NLARIFIED SUGAR.
~ - Bbls Clarified Sugar, reed and for sale ~
semen PRESTON BROS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-07-25
LYNDON ACADEMY.
'I'IIE FALL. TERM OF THIS INSTI

'TIIE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTI-
L tuition will commence WEDNESDAY. SEP
,. under the charge Of Mr.. Tcnny its present pop
ular and successful Prcccptor. Instruction will
be given i'll all branches of learning usually pur-
sued i'll such institutions. bv teachers fully compe-
tent 70 discharge the duties of their respective de-
partmcnts.
ALLEN TENNY. \. Il. Principal
Miss EMILY CHASE. Prcccp,rcss.
ESTHER y. MATToCKS, teacher of Drawing
and Painting.
CHARLOTTE CHASE. CYNTHIA TRvII. teach
cr> Of Music
MIR. CHARLES FARLEY. teacher of Pcnmanship
TEnNs-C ommon English. $50: Latin. Greek,
and higher English. $500.
Without indulgin:, in high sounding titles, OK
travagant laudations. fulsome culoyy, (which
are seldom truthful. and always ,ainl respecting
the school, its locality. its teachers and its Won
dcrful superiority over every other in the known
world We simply desire to say generally that it is
Just what its name imports. an Academy mot
Normal lnstitutel. and is probably quite as good
school as can he found in Vermont. but no bet
ter than many others. And if students desire to
generally to learn, they will find all necessary aids
and facilities.
Let every student remember that there 10 no
royal road to knowledge" Hard study and close
application are the levers by which he succeeds
he must rely mainly upon his own strcngth-bui
IN giving direction to that strength which is tho
teachers province. we can assure the public that
scholars will receive instruction, moral and intel
lcctual, useful and efficient as at anv similar in.
stitution in the State.
4c49 e. H. WEEKS S.e'v
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TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,

ST. JoHNsErEy.-J Roberts. 1871. 79o:
Josiah l.. Arnold. 1893 to 1875: Joel Rob
crts. 1896. 1877 Joseph Lord. 1898: Joel
Roberts. 1899. 1900: Joseph Lord. 1901 ::
Nathaniel EdSon 1902 to 1901: Pres West.
1905 Nathl. Edison, 1896: Pres West. 1907 {:
Ariel Adrich. 1S0S to 1910: Calvin Jcwctt.
1871 to 1915: Ariel Alt!rich. 1916 to ISIS ::
Pres West. 1919: Abncr Miles. 1920: Ephra-
i'm Paddock. 1921 Calvin Jewctt, lSoo;
Ephraim Paddock. 1923 to 1926: Ariel AID
rich. 1927 to 1880: David Goss, Jr, 1881 to
1888; Jonas Flint. 1911: David Goss.
Jr., 1886; Erastus Fairbanks. 1887 to
1897 Lambert Hastings, 1910, 1911; II.
Paddock. 1912 John Bacon. 1913. 1914: J.
p. Fairbanks, 1915. 1916; Moses kittrcdgc.
1871, 1913; Jerry Dickerman. 1919. 1850:
Hiram Knapp. 1851. 1852: Jesse ?. Ban
croft. 1913; Francis G. Parks, 1854; Hub
bard Hastings, 1865. 1856.
SrTToN.-Calcb Fisk. 1905 to 1907 Jcth-
70 Sanborn, lSoS; Thomas Colby. 1909: Ca
leb Fisk. 1910, 1911; Thomas Colby. 1912
Ezra Child, 1913. 1914; Benjamin Campbell.
1915; Caleb Fisk, 1916; James Wav. 1917
1918; Caleb Fisk, 1919; Jacob C.. Morrill,
1S2O,lSll; Ira Goodrich, 1922, 1923; An
drew Brown, 1924, 1925; John Bcchwith,
S27; Thomas True, 1923. 1929; Jacob C..
Morrill, 1880 to 1882; Thomas True, 1893,
1884; Martin Way, 1885, 1886; W.
Hutchinson, 1887, 1888; Jacob Blake,
1899; Thaddcus Curtis, 1910, 1871 ;
Stephen Eaton, 1871; David Griffin,
1913, 1S44 VIM. Hutchinson, 1912 John
Eadd, Jr., 1916; Jonathan Pillsbury, 1871 ;
Joho I.add, Jr., 1918; Nehimah Shaw, 1910;
Lorenzo d. HALL, 1850, 1851; George Mason,
1852: Jacob B. Gordon, 1853, 1854; John
l.. Tibbetts, 1855; John c. Blake, 1856.
Found DEAD.-Nr James HAYES, sec
ton hand ION the first section between Mont
peler and Northficld.) on the Central Rail
road. was found dead upon the track about
one and half miles from this place on We'd
ncsday morning. Hayes came to town the
evening previous for the purpose of doing
some shopping. and was found by his wife the
next morning lying upon the track with both
hands cut off. and otherwise badly mutilated.
He was an 1rishman, and said to be an excel
lent hand. He must have been run over by
the accommodation train on Tuesday evening.
1t is supposed he was Observation-Disclosures
pelier Wotchman.
PARTICULARLY MEAN.-It is stated that
the present Postmaster General has removed
lady from the office of p. M at Barre. and
appointed Ephraim +. French to the vacan-
cy thus made, notwithstanding the remon-
STRANGE of all but cighteen out of the four
hundred voters in that town.
If this is SO, it is little the meanest ex-
hibtion of masculine human nature we have
ever heard of. If anything can exceed it in
mcanness, 1t is the acceptance of the office
on the part of Mr.. French. Turn woman
out OF office just because she is woman
Is there anything wrong in being a woman.
MIR. Postmaster General' We have an abid-
ing reverence for claw and ORDER" but ".
wouldn't much care if she should WALTON vo,,
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Peacham Academy.
PEACUAM. VT.

Ian HAM, VI.
YNIIE Fall Session of this Institution will omen
l. Tuesday. September 9Th. and continue eleven
weeks. The services of W. +. BARNARD, A. b
who has had the management of the School for the
past year. have been obtained for the ensuing year.
The reputation which this school has cnioved
while under the direction of MIR. b., for Moromqh
instruction. and strict but wholesome discplne.
it will be the effort of the Principal to maintain
the ensuing year. \ hearty and prompt con,:,Ii-
ancc ton the part of each scEcar) with al the req
ulahons of the school will be impartally cnforc-
cd. and any violation will meet with its fitting re-
bukc and if persisted in. the offender will lose
his connection with the school. 1t is extremely
desirable that all intending to connect themselves
with the school. should be present at the opening
of the term on Tuesday and continue without in
PERMISSION to the close; but i'll eases where it i.
necessary. and arrangements made to that effect
with the Prncip pal previously, scholars can ioin
the school for one half term; otherwise pupil.
will be held as members Of the school till the close
of the session and tuition will be charged accord
lnglv. In addition to the higher and common
English studies and the Languages, Instruction
will be given i'll French. Music, Painting and Draw
ing. whilea Primary Department will be cstab-
llshed for the accommodation of Younger class
of scholars than usually attend the Academy.
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DEATHS.

ENEE,oS-In this village. July Is. Of crysipclas.
Myrtle only child Of Samuel I. and LIZA J.
Emerson. agod } weeks.
SMIlll-In Yves, Top>ham. July Is, Mrs. Anna
b. Smith. aged G3
kINr>L!-ln F"ac:,n. July lG. Mr.. benjamin.
kimhal. ar,d.i.
EMrEY-ln Albany. July - .. cankcr-rash. Ed
vine. son of Chilli, and Martha Emery. aged
wears.
II .LI-tt Omaha city. Nebraska. June %. Tira>
Hall. in the 18th year Of his age formerly of
Willi>ton. VI.
SHr1roN-N Mon'prlicr. July Is. Mary only
daughter of Rev. +. W. Shelton. AGED wears.
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Newbury Seminary,
And Female Collegiate Institute.

CHAS. w. CUSHING. 4. NJ. Principal
V>HE Institution affords special advantages. as
] follows:
and comprehensive course for Young ladies'
French hy an educated Frcnrhman Music and
Painting of all kinds bv Teachers thoroughly cd
ucat"d IN these departments. Terms long enough
to complete common text books Board and Tu.
ition cheap as in any Institution of the grade
Fall term of "A weeks will begin Aug. 20. 1857.
Winter " II Dec 2.
Spring ii - March 4. 1858
For more particulars address the Principal.
PRENTISS KNIGHT, Sec.
Ncwburv. VT. July u. 1857. 43-h5
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THE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKETING l6.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-July 10.
AT markt-l20 Beef Cattle. liG Stores pairs Working
Oxen, 81 Cows ami Calves 2WcD sheep and lambs, and
40 swine.
Prices a" Berf-EXra c5a first quality s. 80 eco;
ori do. SS'H'; t!iird Dc" ST 81 u; ordinary, S3.W
Working ONrn-No sales noticed,
Cows ana Calvcs-Salrs at S2l - 3li3s, 40, Sass,
Veal talvc>-Sac> at ii. : Il q. each.
SroRES-icarlinss Rome Two years od-S'6 IS; Three
years old. Hal.
Sheep and I.anlS-Eytra. 81 ,a: by lot 81 80 3a3,73
Swnc-Spring Pigs per b. Soats &c; retail sag lie
per To. Fat hogs lie
Sc. Cali Skins |; i l:c per h.
RcmarkS-Thr market to-day is Over-Stoctcd Prices
have fallen OF from -5i5 per cwt Beef and SIC per
head Oh Sheep and Lambs. Weather very warm
BOSTON MARKEr-July q, 1857.
Flour. GeIlc>>re common G15 t'f fancy ..lJ a 735.
extra. 1.n 80 Canada. f..5 80 fancy
IS So; extra. $50 30 Corn miX. ~ W: yellow
VI a.6 -: Corn white. ha9l. Oats, northern, 1Na ~;
Rye. northern. l.lSill> Beans ln' 2. Hides. west
=" -. Hops. Isl sort ns IL L.. Beef extra.
Mess IS 5caI9nn RuIcr. store Ii Is; family y -
lar, II Il il..> Boston l2al;: western. IL II -
Cheese. c"lnn"n Ia good a? Potatoes. ChenangDrS
do white IA Herds grass seed 3l3-5. Clover.
per ~ II Is. Wool. SaN"ny IN ~. Am. iul blood
81 - - and ~ do. .I2,A'. Common to IA, do ;iih
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CLARK'S FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Prepared from
prescriptions Sir Clark d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen
This invaluable medic u1fal,nc I'm tho curo NJ u
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the
constitution Is subject 1t moderatcs all excess and remover
all distractions, and speedy may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited II WILL in Short time brinc IN 81
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar bears the Government, s,mn
OF Great Britain to prevent Counterieits
CAr1IONThese Pills should be ken bv females
are pregnant during the first three months as they
TO bring on MISCARRIAGE but every other time and
cry other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
|. G. BALDWIN L co, RochesterN
futile L Moses, Auburn, n Y, General Agents
Sleo and postage stamps enclosed to anv auhor,
ed Agent will bottle of the Pills nv return mai.
For sale by FRED. f. SMITH, MONTPELIER wholesale
gent Tor vermont Sold by Browne HOYT and J. e
Bingham St Johnsbury, S II Weeks, Danvi,,e RI
Ae'@'' 'u l00l5c
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DEtLEviE, CALHOUN CO., Il: r.
Farm for Sale |!

SITUATED in Lyndon. one and one half miles
~ north of Centre Village. on Bcms Hill. Farm
containing la; acres. IS acres wood and timber
land. the remainder under improvement and in a
high state Of cultivation, well wat,red ty never
falling springs. Will be sold in body. or in
pieces to suit purchasers.
40tf CALVIN FAENSWOETH.
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Drugs and Medicines,

V>flE subscriber has recently purchased the
Il Apothecary Shop at Lyndon owned bv br.
ID. \. Trull. where may be found full assortlhe.s
OF Drugs and Medicines, Vegetable, M:..s,al and
Patent. Also,
CHE MICiLS. STRGHIL INSPIRE
MENTS. FANCY ARTICLES.
and in kept in like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with ACCURACY and
despatch. Medicines. Surgical Instruments ne
Books. Medical or Miscellaneous, NO, on hand
will he procured At short notice
IL Orders gratefully received and promptly a.
tended to. CARPENTER
Lyndon. June IS. 1885,. 3S,f
DERFUMERY AND BRUSHES.
A variety Of styles and prices Sold nv
&c. BINGHAM.
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Farm for Sale +!

VBNME subscriber offers his farm at private sale.
Il and will give good bargain to any one whd
may desire TO purchase. The Farm contains 255s
acres of finc productive land living on the cof-
necticu. River. and is well divide into moving.
tillagc and pasturagc, with good Apple Orchard
and very large Maple Orchard. The buildings
are large and very con, rnicnt. and IN excellent re-
pur. To those desiring one Of the REST Farms
and location. a rare chance is now offered. In
mediate possession given if desired.
JiNES T.. HENRY
West Littleton. y. H.. Julv 1857. iO-49<
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Board Planning.

NHE subscriber having fitted up shop at
Il the Paddock Machine Works with new and
perfect machinery. is prepared to do all kinds of
WOOD planning
with ncatness and dispatch; and hopes to merit
and receive apart of the public patronage.
Also has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber
J. J. LAMB.
St. Johnsbury. June Il, 1857 3Sf
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New Arrangement.

fE'HE subscriber having purchased the e,sire in
] tcrc>t Of y. II. FLINT in the Harness Bust
ness on Railroad Sirrct. is prepared t. furnish
all kinds of work in this line short no:ies AMI
il = workmanlike manner.
An assortment Of
GOOD HARNESSES
constantly on hand.
u REPAIRING done At short notice.
J. +. LADCCER.
Opposite the Fas,uripsie House, St. JohnsburS
VT. Nav -. 1857. S33
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Special Notice.

4 PROMPT settlement ~ I'll demands in fsvos
~ Of ]. =. BANCROFT, and NEWELL & EAN-
CROFT is requested. This notice is Imperative. a.
DIR. Il. j, about 10 out If the State. The de-
mands viii he found in the hands of Mr.. F.. Hav
al Newell Bancroft Office, No. kittredge's
building. 37tf
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HAERI>-SpATIDING-A Mon pclicr july Is.
by Rev. H. J. Gushing. Mr.. Joseph ii. Harris
and Miss Sarah l.. Spaullirg. If Royhury.
B>Ero>-Sr,r~-ln Weston. July lG by Rev.
Mr.. Wood. Mr.. X. \. :. Parton and Miss En-
ilv f. Sears both nf nd ow