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Markets.


ASHES.-The sales haze been confined to small lots
at67.SaG pr No for Pots aud is for Pearls.
BuTTER.--Butter OF good quality is firm, but com
mon Is quite dull Sales OF good and choice at ~ 2io
and common Il lSc pr ID. Cheese is firm aud in de-
mand at o a 10 ~ pr 10.
GRAIN.-'rhore is very little change to notice IN
Corn Several lots Of new have been received and sold
from Is SIC pr bush for green and dry lot OF new
white at Slc Old white 50 S5c and old Western mix cd
al so Sc pr bush to quality, the market closing duh
for ali kinds Oats firm and In demand the arrival,
have heen arg, and sales at 81 55c for Northern and
Canada.
WOOL-Thc market Is very firm for domestic Wool
aud the advance nocedl last week Is fully sustained inc
es have been very large comprising 800 900 lbs fleece
and pulled aud including l50Ojl lbs to arrive from Ohio
sold iva Philadelphia house. The stock Is now very
much reduced. Prices have ranged from % 3ooior eeee
and 40 Csc for No 10 extra pulled, and the market al
the close is very firm these piiees with an upward
tendency.
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VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION.

VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION.
.lsthontitre list Of Ter Books for the District
Scio9ls in TerHogf.
This ccrtifcs. that, at a Meeting Of the Vermont
Board NJ Education Only called by his Excolency, CIV
Han, ANA held at Burlington the 9Th. 9Th and Sih
days OF December A. D. 1855 the following list Of Text
Books for the NJ the District Schools Of the State
selected and approved by the unanimous Of the
Board in accdanec with he provisions Of the l,h sec
ton Of IAN Act relating 90 Common Schools, enacted
by The Vermont Legislature at their October session.
A. d. 1853
Spoilers
For primary classes in ordinary District Schools
Progressive Lessons in the English Language
Publishers X. Fanham, Jr., Co, Bradford, VI
For advanced classes n ordinary District Schools and
for Graded and Union Schools
Worcester Pmnouncins Spelling Boos.' (Iickling
Swan 4 Brewer, Doston(
For The ordinary Di.trc, schools.
Town and Holbuok's Progressive Primer and First
Second and Third Readers, and Common School Reader
For Graded and Union Schools
Town aud HollrooA's Common School Reader and
Speaker. and Progressive Fourth aud fifth headers
(Baizin Ellsworth, Boston
Gr1qmays.
For ordinary Distric, Schools
Tower Elements OF 6ramm7r' Crosby, Nichols
Co.. Buston.l and Guold Browns "Frst Lines II Eng
lish Grammar" Is 5. a. w. wood \. York;
For Graded aud Union schools
Wells "Grammar Of the English Language" Qu-
son 4 Phnncy. " York. and Bulon's analytical and
Practical English Grammar" pratt Oakley Co.,
New York;
For Ordinary District schools
Corues First Steps, Primary and Common School
Biographies" lrciecting Cornell's Intenncdiate,J
For Graded aud nion Schools.
"Coruprs il1h School Geography and Companion
Atlas" %. Appleton IS Co, New York;
iritaefics
For ordinary District school,
Greencafs primary, Intellectual, and Common
School" Arithmeties.
For Graded and Union Schools:
6roen.csrs Higher Aritlmotics. r. s. Davis Co.,
b 1sion.)
For mental exercises IN an the Public Schools
Warren Coburn's "Iutclectual Arithmetic" drown,
Tagsarl Chase, Boston
Aud that said list Of books thus selected and pub
,hed in the language Ut he Act referred TO- has be-
'r1uc authoritative aud binding upon the Board of Ed
'uclt'on Superintendent and Teachers until January
'lst. A. ID 1854 aud Teachers and Superinteudeuts
''sha recommend for m tho District Schools as new
hooks shall become necessary for instruction In the
'braucics named other than books included in said
"list so established"
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pcctuy colcit s share Of the patronage which the Me-
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Y NORTUFIETD VT

a. 7. BissEtL, a. b., Principal,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
II win be the constant aim u the Teachers 10 form in
every student habits Of sofcanoc and thorough pcrsc
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are offered for the study n French, German and Italian
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared FROM prescription Of Sir James Clarke. NJ
d., Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition, but sure
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TO NdRRfED LADIES,
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Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
date /. C.. baldwin a Coz
Rochester, y. y.
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NoREHE Abis
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THE GREAT STRENGTHENED AND PAIN o.
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Simple and pleasant in its application, certain and eHcc
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FARMERS should be always supplied with this nva-
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household, ready all times and at instant notice.
Put up in ar-tght tin boxes. Each box will make Sis
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ID. c. MOREHEAD, MD.
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MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD
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+ YMAN NJ. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE

I YMAN NJ. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.
/ 4 The subscribors having bccu appointed by the
honorable Probate court TOT the district OF Randolph
commissioners 10 receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF Lyman
NJ Richardson late ofOrange, In said district, deceased
represented msolyont and the term OF SIX months from
The I'm day of November 1855 hcng allowed by said
CONT 70 the creditors Of said deceased, TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before US Give notice,
that we will attend TO the duties Of appointment at
the dwehng-houso Of Freeman d. Richardson, in Or
anpe In said district on the 10Th day Of May next, at
one clock In the afternoon, on said day,
CARLOS CARPENTER, con,,.
l.. r. PEABODY, U' 80
h. ID. Ron AiDsoN, Admir-
Orauac Nm ~, 4 u. lsis. 2l23
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Inland HALL,
BURNHAM MARTIN,
CALVIN PEASE,
J d. BRADLEY.
TIM. p. REDFlELD.
I'M. T. NEDFIELD.
by order Of the Board
} S. ADAMS, Secretary.
December llth a. D, 1858.

December lth a. D 1853
Penmanship, History Of the United States, and Com
POSITION though Of great importance in every District
School are mentioned in the Act, topics, in refer
encc which the Board are required 20 select Text
Book and therefore they have made official recon-
mondaton OF books for instruction IN these branches.
But | am authorized to say that the Board, as md
ridiat concur with me in recommendng to the consd
Grafton Of Supcriutendens Teachers and Parents and
Booksellers in VI, the following booksi-
Is CoMrnsITIoN--lowcr and Twced's - Grammar OF
Composition" burgess Co., New York
Is HisTuRY or L. S.-Quackenbos' "Hstory Of Unit
ed States" (Appleton Co., New York;
Is PBNNANsHIP. - PaysOu, Duntuu x Scrihncrs'
Penmauship" for copy books, CONDENSED ia two mum
bcrs And "Book- kecpiug adapted 10 Payson Dunton
s Scrbners' Ponmanshp" Crosby, Nichols x Co,
BosionJ }. S. ADAMS Secretary.
DIOR
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A CARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. JAR

N "A RETT Of me Netc Yofk Lung Iafrmafy.-
My connection for the past eight years with the above
Institution, Chief Physician and twelve years course
of steady devotion TO the Cure Of Pulmonary Consump-
on and its kindred diseases, together with my unriyal.
led opportunities aud advantage Of pathological research
aided not little by perfect system Of Medicd iHha-
kfi0g-has enabled TO arrive at decisive, direct,
and successful course Of treatment for the positive and
radical cure OF all diseases Of the Throat Lungs and
1H-Pawqgcs. by Inhalation, the vapor and curative
properties Of medicines directly addressed TO- tho dis
eascd organs and the nenumcnt | DO not advise the
use n Medical Inhalation Of any kind 90 the exclusion
Of general treatment and although consider IL useful
aduani ia the proper management Of those fearful and
often fatal Diseases yet deem it very necessary that
each patient should have the benefit of both general and
local treatment The success Of my treatment in the
above Diseases and the high character Of the Institution
which have so long had the honor TO preside.
too well known Ia need any eulogy comment from
Al the solicitation Of many private and professional
friends through whose phianthropic aid the above char
ity has been long and literally supported and after due
consideration, have concluded TO make such arrange
ments will bring the benefits ofmy experience and
treatment within the reach Of ALL and confno myself
horcol1re To those only who entered the ntrnary,
who were able to visit me at my Office. Hoping there
both my professional brethren and the public would
respectfully announce in conclusion that can noic be
consulted personally or By i, on all diseases as above
and that the medicines, the same a. used IN the lnsh
ton, prepared to suit each individual case, IhaNHg Ia
press to any part Of the United States or the Canadas-
IERNs-My terms Of treatment by letter as follows
viz Sl2 per month for each patient which will include
medicine sufficient for months also, lnhaling
Napor, aud an lnhaing Apparatus. Ptyment as fol-
lows; SO be paid 10 Express Agent receipt Of the
box Of Medicine and the balance SO at the expiration Of
the month"; n the patient be cured is entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients by giving full history of
their case and their symptoms in full be treated as
well by letter as by personal examination. Patients
availing themselves Of Dr. Jarrets may rely
upon immediate and permanent relief rs he seldom has
to treat thirty days. Letters for advice
promptly answered. For further particulars address
JAMES NJ. JARRETT. NJ, D.,
No 800 Broadway, cor. Twelfth ST., n Y.
p S-Physicians and others visiting the city
pccfully invited to call at the Intimacy where many in
terestng be witnessed, and where our Di-\
pr0red apparatus for the inhalation Of medcaed vapor
can be seen and inspected. 0S3i
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GTATE OF VERMONT, WAsuINoroN

~ DIsTRtCr, rs.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within aud for
said district the IN day Of December, A. d. 1855
An Instrument purporng To be the last will and tes
lament Of Ephaet Roberts, late Of Cabot, In said dis
trc dccoascd being presented To the court by Enoch d.
Putnam, the executor therein named, for probate u IS
ordered by said court that all persons concerned therein
be notified 20 appear al session Of said court 20 be
holden al the Probate Office in Montpelier aforesaid on
the 2sh day Of December A. d. 1858, and show cause,
any they may have, against the probate Of said will
for which purpose Il Is further ordered. that copy othe
record this order be Published three weeks successive
" in the Vermont Waterman State journal, printed
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed io hearing
A true copy of record.
2l23 Attest, 4. II. MERRILL, Register.
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. Boston 4 nttu llurk ADVERTISEMENTS
ID EMOVAL.-UNtrRD STATES AND FoR-
HI EtGv PKTENr AGENoY.
SAM UE l. COOP PER,

HI TtGy PNTKNr AGENcY.
s A NJ u T. L. G. q O J. H. X
Late Principal Examiner u Patents in the United States
Patent Oace, AZ Washington,
Has removed his Office 20
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING, Is ENcHANor ST., BosToN.
Patents issued in the Unted States, aud IN all other
patent granting countries. Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats filed. Rcconsderatons procured, Of
applications that have been rejected upon inperfccty
prepared papers intcricrencrs prosecuted Reissues
ana extensions procured and ia goncrah al business
connected with the Patent Office Transacted with care and
prompincss.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in london and Paris.
Persons residing at distance mar obtain all necessary
uiurmaton and have their business Transacted hy writ
ing to the subscriber without the trouble and expense %
lie bcgs leave 10 refer those unaoquaned with him to
the following testimonials
frol fhe Hon Cdarics Mason con,ei',oner Of Pa,ent,
L. S. PATissT OFPIoE,
Feb. y, 1896. !
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Pateas, Samuel
Cooper, Eq OF Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity m constant correspondence
and intercourse with the Office he has eunced THOR
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, aud with the
rules and practice " the office close attention 20 ,he
interests " his clients and marked candor and conrie
~ that has rendered the transaction 81 business with him
pleasure have no hesitation In stating that regard
him Of the very best agents for the transaction NJ
business with this Office with whom ! am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Co,amiSsi0Htr.
m from the Eram'Hcis q ne PdtcH once.
IN the United States Patent Office have for several years
iren well acquainted with Nj. Samuel Cooper, late
plhtpHl bAAuilhti IN thlr nihtt ana pleasure ia
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral char
acter. Of unqucstoncd knowledge in the business and
practice " the office and that his scientific aainmcnts
such emincniy NJ him for the business in which
he is about to engage.
HENRY b RENwICK, } p.;n.iool
l.. ID. GALE, ~ a,sy
5. II. LANE. N"""''"'s'
r. II. pEAIE,
TnOS 4. EVERETT, ASsisfant
+. SOuTHGAIE SMITH, Z ExdBiners.
WIN. q. LANODON,
From long acquaintance and infinite official relations
with Mr. Cooper. fully and heartily concur in the fore
( going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN =. n. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
] Boston. Jan. .. 1858. 1924
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Argal notices.

- T At j. OF VERM ION T -
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
Probate Courts within and for the district NJ Washing
ton Aforesaid, will be held at the Probate Office in Mont
pcor Tuesday Of each week during the ensuing year
GEORGE W. BAILEY Judge.
December l. 1855. 2l.23
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NEW DRFINIrtoNs,-Thc next dictionary
published under Democratic auspices will have
the following new definitions:
N0n-inierreati0n--Ih right of oyer-running
and taking possession of Mexican provinces
observation-disclosures Cuba, keeping three
armies on the lsthmus and one in Mexico, and
increasing the navy to meet emergencies.
pariialay-Admittin Oregon because it
is Democratic, and keeping out Kansas be-
cause it is Opposition, neither having the po-
pulation declared requisite for State,
Era of Good Feeling-A something suppos-
ed to follow the decaptation of Senator Doug
las.
BuRoLARY-Th Book Store on Church
Street. recently occupied'by Rollin Bradley,
but which has been closed for several days,
has been broken into, through window in
the rear last night, and the drawers and show
cases rihed of Gold Pens, Cutlery and other
articles of value, to the amount of from twp
hundrod to four hundred dollars. No clue
has been obtained to the burglar or burglars.
Free Press.
A Coon REPLY.-A truckman driving
along team the other day. all the horses IN
which were like Pharaoh's lean kline, except
the leading one, was asked by pert sea cap
tain whom he met, why the fore horse was SO
/ fat and all the rest so lean! because, Cap
tain said he, "tho fore horse is the Captain
and the others are the sailors. "-New BEDFORD
Mercury.
Without dissenting voice, the House OF
Representatives of Georgia has passed bill
repeating all laws which authorize lotteries in
that State, and prescribing certain penalties
for all schemes and sale of tickets after the
LIST of June, 1860.
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CAMBRIDGE cATTLE MARKEr.-Dcc % 1888

At market SIS Cattle 700 Beeyes III Stores consisting
Of Working Oxen Cows, and one, two ana three years
Odds rhlCha' so "a
Beef extra $500 a 100 Working Oxen, SSl 10y
" first quail 800 a 62j Cows Calves, ~ 81
" Sec 500 a 5,2j Yearlngs, on %
" third $50 a 900 Two years olds IL a n
" ordinary $3.50 a 900 Three " ~ ~
Sheop and Iambs-At Market, 2l5). Prices 30
In Lots, 100 80 Extra Se'eel, o'@o 80
RrMAnKs-'rhe market for beef was rather inactive
Prices remain the same. Sheep rather quicker oI me
best lots as they not plenty those OF more cum
mon quality about the same AS last week