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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
NOTICEI

A compliance with instructions of 21th April last, a received from the Commissioner of the General
 ihd ohice directing that notice should be given
 the HoFerllor of the State of ArkeiiSas as proper | authonty under the swamp land grant and to inc
 Presidehts of the Cairo and Fulton and Memphis and Iittie Rock Railroad COmpanie. desiqua,np n tlay
 ana place when and where would commence talk
 ing testimony relative to the character of the lands
 Tn contest between the Stnte and the railroad comua- l nies--
 This Is to notify all whom it may concern. that on
 frid"y, the st day of October next at the office of
 the Surveyor General in this et\ and at tIe hon of
 lo A. M, shall be prepared to begin the exam a-
 u"u of witnesses ln manner and form as directe oy my instructions
 Lists ot the lands in controversy are on file in this
 ofee subject to the inspection ot persons interested
 Transcripts oi these fists have also been furnished
 from General Land Office to the contesting parties
 me tracts Tn controversy are embraced in the folow- 1 Tips: l, 2 4, 5 $, l4 l5, Is, r & 1s NRlE. 7, 5, f ,, 6, ', l8, II, Is, l6, Is X l9, NR2E. " Is, 10, 20, 2l N R BE. '' 1s, %. 2l, NR4E. = 2n, 2l, x k5E. l,2,3.45,6 ,6. 10, ,1l.19 IS, l4,15ls, NRlw. l. 7. 3 4, 2 6, 10, II. F, IS, l5. IS, NR2w. = l. 7. 3, i. 5. 10 II. l2. RSW. l,z. 8 4, 5, 6, [. s. ', Ia. N RAW. l. 2. 4, j. {. s, l.. \ l. W.
 , 2. lo. NE6W. 45s NR7W G,5,9 9,NRsW 5,5, Nk9W. 7. 3, B. N lu w.
 2,3, 4,NRllW. S. Ranges ,, f and West. and x. Ranges $ :, g .. g. 10 and II West. 2 s. Range l3 West. l, and x. Range Is West. 5S k IA West. 2 3. 4 and < k. l5 West 5S l6 West. 4 a.m $ ]. Y West. 6SR est. $ S h l9 West. j. 2O Wet '' lU and II < k Il West g, lV, II. i2 and l3 Ranges 22 and 5 West. lp. II, lZNnd l4S l. 24 Ncst. 5 lQ l. and l5 $ 45 Vest
 l2SR 28 W. II. N. RECTOR, Srreg"r ueoe,dI g .4rIaasas i1ttle Rock Ark June 22i l>5,. g w. FLUUe! WE have now on h9nd D Sacks Pennywit's Extra
 " Flour which will dispose of at very leuoon- | able rates. HUDSON * IVES. June y. lS5S 1 II: Bacon:
 < hNE THOUSAND rounds superior article of
 S1 Bacon, Hams, Sides 4ni Shoulders, for suls
 at June 22, ,5S HUDSON & IVES. Bargains iu White Goods.
 tesWISSES dotted and plain; | JaooueiS; Gross Barred: ] And all kind of White Goods to be sold cheaper Iht'l ever. Io close out consignment. Jur" -, lN6S. D. B. HANDEL. Few Rohes. | NEUSLIN. Beraeo and Lawns, at Cost Be in 1 MI time ere it is too late. Juhe 22, lSIS D. B. HANDEL. Embr0ideries il Sets. 1 { NOLLARS, Blaud- and Skirts beautiful article! 1 V ali of which ud>t he sod as l leave shot.y fer | the East for my Fall StosE | Friends and customers please take notice June 22 '5s. D. E. HANDEL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22

HUiIt NI1"sINfH~. The candidates for the office of Attorney General ril address thsir fellow citizens of the District at he folio wing times and places:
 PULASKI COUNTY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
lLtJCe {!

s h1 have now on h9nd 2' Sacks Pennywt's Extra " F.cur, which we will dispose of at very reason able rates. HUDSON * IVES. June y. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
r: Bacon |.

< kNE THOUSAND Pounds superior article of SC Bacon Hams, Sides 4nj Shoulders, for suls 1t June 22, '5~. HUDSON S IVES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22

11fI' A9f NIU GTatN TT StttH. { NOLLARS, Blaud- rnd Skirts. beautiful arliclc. V ali of which 'Ad>t Ie sod ,ls leave sLoltiy fer the East for my Fall Stos&
 Friends and customers please take notice. June 22. '5s. D. E. HANDEL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22

Bargains iu White Goods. t.sWISSE.S dotted and plain; bO Nanseok;
 JatouetS;
 Gross Barred: And all kind of White Goods to be sold cheaper than ever. to close out consignment. Jurr -. lN6S. D. B. HANDEL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
4 Few Robes.
Elnbroideries n Sets.

TE UsLlN Beraeo and Lawns, at Cost. Be in -s6 time ere it is too late.
 June 22, lS1S. D. B. MANDEL.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
PLACERv1LLE POST OFFICE.
NAIL ARRANGENENrs.


MAIL Il Dispatched irOm this ONCE daily Sundays ex.
~ ceptcd 70 Sacramento. San Francisco, and all parts
OF this STATE, which closes Mt O'clock, T.. u.
special mail is dispatched daily. Sundays Excepted to
ColonIa rIN Cold SPRING. which coses Al o'clock r. u.
special M ii. is also dispatched daily, Sundays ex ept.
ed TO 0eoNetoUn cid Spanish Flat which closes At 5
o'clock P.N.
The mails for the Atlantic States Europe kc cose ct
this ONCE ab"at the I'd aud 18th Of each month"; except
when those days come On SaturdAy aud then they viii
ciuse the day previous
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territories are
diSpAschtd sem'nunihIy, immediately aher the arrival
Of the Atlantic male.
weekly mail will Re dispatched from this once 10 the
Atlantic States, ria Carson Valley and Salt Lake City
ST. Joseph Missouri to he closed every Friday Al O'Clock
r. u. Letters intended Ia be- by this mall be
marked. " rih Salt Lake CITY.
weekly mail will he dispatched from this once tn In.
dian DiEEinEs ei NeuOwn and EejArvle 10 be closed
nn Sundays At 0'ciOk ?. ".
OHHICE NOCRA-rtis o9ee vM be tept open daily.
Sundays exceUied. rsu O'dOeh- A. M, ill u, NJ; and
;rOm uu ~, p. u. boz deii-evy oPsn till ., P. H.
On eundAys-Prom TIL TO- A. NJ. and irsuA tin y, r.
NJ. A. NJ THATCHER, Pesa Master.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

slightest personal PaFtizanship. M0cC0cstVO
it to be the dsty u 1ha DdAld8 ito Press,
where its representatives ara nnjnatly asaaiIed
by the Opposition 70 TdsfsRA tAVsR 6qHf
any other distinguished ds1s0CiSE wSABeW
candidate again for Office in OuF staAAW BO
this as il may, it shall not OpsEstsI AAheI
slightest degree upon our course. HI faRA
and reputation belong to our StstAi lIhNQls~
erabe and unprincipled wretchea who NOuA'
steal from him his good name shall recsiye,As
they are deserving Of, no leniency. We have
therefore called things by their proper Damsa..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

And then-with his nose and knees, and
elbows, according to the orthodox manner, so
often practiced by me in secret-he made, to
my astonishment the freemason's sign.
You must know, my dear fellow, added
he, "that ] have BEN a mason myself these
ten years; and as for your revelations during
sleep, they consisted Of nothing beyond snO-
ring"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
The Electric Telegraph.

Hark, the warning needles click,
Hither, thither, clear and quick;
Swinging lightly to and fro, -
Tidings from star hey show;
While the patient watcher rcuds.
As the rapid movement leads,
he'%ho guides their speaking pluy
Stands thousand miles away.
Eloquent. though oil unheard,
Swiftly speeds the secret word;
Light Or dark, or foul or fair,
Still message prompt 70 bear.
None can read It on the way,
None ITS unseen transit stay:
Now IL comes in sentence brief,
Now II tells Of loss and grief;
Now Of sorrow, now of mirth,
Now wedding, now 9 birth;
Now Of cunning, now of crime,
Now Of trade In wane or prime;
Now Of safe or suDkcn ships,
Now the murderer outssrips;
Now it warns Of failing breath,
Strikes or stays the strokes Of death.
Speak the word and think the thought,
Quick it's as With lightning caught;
Over, under lands OF seas,
To the far antipOdes:
Now DER cities thrOnged with men,
Forest now, or lonely glen;
Now where busy commerce broOds,
Now in widest sOlitudes;
Now where Christian temples stand,
Now afar 10 Pagan land
Here again as soon as gone,
Making all the earth as one.
Seems it not feat sublime
Intellect has conquered Time!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

"Pray, Nr. JsnkihS, htIR WI ysdIf ~
bacon don't BE-. AFRAID III lft% ~ Asse.cO
"No, indeed. tnaaap I lhaIl nNE g lfyE
sen : e. : . Pises tsiS Ssl'1Et y NJ v aSIi
.L,SE ~ =. sai q Sogf n s11liap
che hats eli maa, ipfsf tSst e
one one e. e. sccchsd g: bet eimSa
WhenSVea retire q As3., ~
You have done daEipg he va s;ss'i =
/ mountain ct sorrnW IIIls
mans head aaA broke The AgldnaHl Z.
,nig3yg sifI ~ -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
JOB PRINTING.

The MorxTuS DEHOcRIr hook and Job Printing Once
IL the most complete establishment Of the kind The mines
and always supplied with the best material tO be had In
the state Consequently enabled 10 print, Books
Pamphlets PoNrr' Iandbila. HALL Tickets ProgrN Nmmes
Cer'ihcArs 81 stock NOsite Checks Bill Heads lie.
crPs Cards Ac In the best style of the art and at the
most reasonable prices. FUR CASH
kW LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed, to or Ter
with neatnesS and dispatch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
TFI Il
Muuntailt Democrat
IL published every Saturday. Al tI,e Once on COloms Il.
PacerviIle, by
GELW1CKS & JANUARY,
d. W. GELWICks, WA. A. JANUARY.
TernnS,-Invariably In Advance.
LdVRPfhNfmD.

One Square lOlInes, hr Insertion a3-each sub equent
insertion S' DuSneS. Cards Of ten lines or less,
year, 42S three months, tlO.
be raj discount will be made the above rates. for
all yearly aud quarterly advertisements which one
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
Bob. RANKHNS,

OPFICE-0a Sacramento street, near "Rankin's FIX
~ change" t23Sl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
The Largest Arrival Of the Season
M ARK LEVISO MS,
Nearly oDnoste the Keokuk Hotel.

NE UNDERSIGNED beRs leave to infnrm his friends In
i Piacervie, and vicinity that he has returned from
San FFAnccO with extensive and stock Of
SeusOnable Clothing Boots Shoes, Hats Caps etc.
be found In any Store In the mines Ills stock consists
mainly Of
Pine Cloth Frock Coats;
Fine Cloth Sack Coats;
Linen and MArseIlles do;
Alapaca, Lasting, and Drab d'Eta do;
Linen and Alapaca Raglans;
Black and ColOred Doeskn pants
MaTseles, Linen and Alapaca do;
Hllk, Satin and MarsVIlles Vests;
Davis Jones' White and Colored Shirts:
Cent? Silk. Linen and Cotton Furnishing Goods;
Fine Sewed Boots, CATERS, Ties and Pumps;
GOdfrey'S Heavy Calf Mining Boots;
Silk HHndkercheis and Cravats;
Latest Styles Of Hats and thousand different articles
mention, but all suitable for the
Call and me. MARK LkVIsQN.
P1aeeFvlle, October 9th, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
CARY HOUSE.

NnE Nuderslgned respectfully Announeea TO his old
this magnificent three-StoSy
FIREERO0F BRICK HOTEL,
And viii spare nsAinS nor expense 70 insure the
fort OF viOit0TS Ard b0aFderO.
In all the improvements and cOnveneuoes which mod
ern hOtsl-kseping hSs rendered essential,
The Cary House
ExeeS, employing Il does the Beet Talent In al its
va,ou departments. The table viii alwsys be supplied
an keeping with the tineS.
J. II. VANDERBILT, rrOprietOr.
V1aeSTvins, September llth, leSe.-Itfj
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
o r L e An 8 81 o T E L .
NACRAMENTO.

RJaE subscriber having taken this veil known Hotel 10
VsVpaRed serve hS friends, and SolicItS share Of
the public patronage which has haretOorS been % LIBERAL
" bestowed on the Orleans Hotel.
His Table de IIOte will be furnished with the BEET and
'AARILEST the market aaOrdS and W Be under the 81.
pervislOn Of experienced caterer.
'Boa5&at The reduced price Of
EIGHT DOLLARS PER WEEK.
The Lodging apartments furnished With the Best Of
iBeds and Bedding.
Families can Sc accommodated with suits Of choice
Ro0ns, &C reduoca prices.
The BAR wllbe SuPqlIed With choice Liquors and the
best attention.
Attached to the Hotel h BILLIARD SALOON, supplied
with Sevep billiard Tables, IN perfect order.
The Holel % open day and night.
The principal Stage Once II located In this Hotel, and
Stages leave itdAAy for Sllp parts Of The State.
JOSEF He VIRGO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31

market is dull there is change in prccs sales If Yer.
aud ~ V state, good, Mt II 1901 common u llc;
Ohio 10 loo for good and 10 II for common Cheese is
dull and owcrj sales of good at Ties common DC per
N. Eggs selling at 10 lie per DOZEN Spring Chick
at 75c 81 % pair Geese 81 90 each Ducks 81 70
per pair.
Cambridge Cattle Mnritct-wEDSrsDAy July
2M market 0H Cattle, about $50 Dccves and 143 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and one two and three
years old
PmcEs-Mdrket BeeE-Extra, SOL s7-lst quality so
s0l-h quality, S5i-3d quality, $b ordinary 81.
strengthening oxeu-SsO, 100, $40 per pair. But
little call for them.
Cons and CaiueS-s30, 40, so a co.
1oartings-None. T,ro Years Oid-S2l a 90.
Three fodrSOh-$2S S3S.
sheep and Lambs 1887 ut market. Prccs-In lots 81,
L. s2i each. Extra and selections, $2l, 3a3L
Hidcs-6i &C per 10. Tdiioip-6 1-2aic per 10.
PeHs-T5c 81 II each. car Skins IL q be per IL.
There were no the Boston and Maine Railroad
III over the Boston and Lowell los the Fchburq and
none over the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine AMI
Horses or the lis the Ftchburg " from Albany
aIl Schenectady.
Remarks-Thcrc not quite many Cattle as last
week and the quality rather inferior hut few Of them
cxtrai not any change in prices j H. Cook, Esq sold
fine lot Of Western Steers for o. onu-thrd shrink which
would make the price about 50 IL per nett The
Der Of sheep was the largest of the season. hut there
quite large number U transient buyers present prices Of
last week were sustained into IS IA 5Oc per head.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31

DON'T fail TO procure Mrs Winslovs Soothing Syrup foT
Children Tcethng II has equal earth 1t greatly
facilitates process of tecthng by socnng the gums,
ducng all ntammaon-wll allay NIL pain, aud is Il
regulate the bowels Depend upon IT, mothers II will give
yourselves, aud relief and health to your infant
Perfectly safe IN all cases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription of one Of the
most experienced and skul female Physicians in New Eng
Of cases.
We believe 1t the hest and surest remedy in the world, IN
all Of Dysencry and narrpa In children, whether
arises from tcethng any other cause. .
II life aud health be estimated by dollars ana cents
Is worth It's weight In gold. go
Millions Of Bottles are sold every year in the United States
1t is oil and well tried remedy. -
PRICE ONLY % CENTS hottie,
NJ None genuine t;ucss the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER
KINS New-York is the outside wrapper ONCE No. il
Cedar ST., New York.
Sold by Druggists Throughout the world.
J. NJ HENRY n SONS Waterbury, Vt, General Agent,
for Vermont aud Canada East. 1y21
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31


To Dr. d. + BRApLEE-S-A the request Of your friend
Mr. Jones' send you statement Of my case and the bcnc
fit have received from the Hungarian lsam. have been
nearly all life employed in cotton mills For eight years.
! employed as strppern in the cartlng-rOom. The
great changes from heat cold which suffered, together
with the dust and mpury of air, brought difficulty in
chest and lungs, of very serious and distressing char
actc My chest seemed to be stuffed full Of plegm and FIRE
qucnty suflocating had severe pain in
my sde my breathing hard and difficult; and could
scarcely speak louder than whisper also lost my apc
tte and became very weak aud feeble This about
year and half ago. From that time to this have been
sinking very fast, and have done work. have taken
much medicine hut to no purpose. The only thing that
lieved tobacco have only ccwed hut actually
eaten, large quantities Of tobacco and when nearly choked
with phlegm, have swallowed enough OF the juice kill
any in health The relief which gained. however,
only Short until took the Hungarian Basa and the change
in my condition is wonderful behold The phlegm
has been cleared from my chest the pain in my side is gone
my appetite has returned, and feel like man. am
STILL however, rather thin and feeble and shall continue to
take the Balsam, until am completely reetnred.
Yours, truly, EDWARD TURNER.
To- Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, Watcrtown,
Mass whom all orders should he addressed Sold by
Druggists and dealers in medicine every town in the United
States and British Provinces 30-3I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS


session Produce Mnrkct-WEDSEsDAY, July %
lovrr 5ra,los - ~ "'s 81. ISL. W
ern suerne at 81 20 So fancy - 90 75i extra 81
lor common 50 20 So for family brands Ohio Michigan and
uehesee 50 70 81 for choice and yore family brands St
Louis Canada fancy has been selling at 81 90 75
extra 30 90 20 for common, aud So so 10 for family
brand. Corn Meal is firm at 81 425 ID Dbl RYE Flour Is
scarce. Small sales at So a 81 b bbl.
GRAlNThe receipts of Corn been light and prices
unsettled sales Of yellow at Csc now held at Il; mixed
Soc now held at 900 bushe 300 New Orleans vel
low sold at Soc per bushe Oats steady demands sales
81 NGrhern and canada at 90 6e Southern 4sc p bushe
rye Is selling at Sic y bushel. White Beans are dun sales
OF common aud blue pod at so 81 l2i extra pea 81 SO
20 soo1 marrow fat 81 2 % per bushe Canada Peas
are scarce and would brn 81 10 per bushel.
risuNlsloNs-pork is in good demand from and prices
nave ad anced sales of prime $4 50a SIS so; mess
10 oo clear ana extra clear $50 $2l per bb cash and
mos Beef Is in moderate demand; sales Of Western mess
ana extra mess at Sl3 SIS so per bb cash and mos
Lard hrn and IN air demand sales In bbs IL l2c,
Kegs IL ISL per h. cash and Hams are selling al
iOa lie per d. cash and mos The arrivals Butter la
been large 1000 packages having been received aud the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31
Invaiid-, Notice this Fact!

Forthe past fry years, DIR s. q. RICIIARpSON's sIlER
RYWINE BlTfES have been unriyalled elective aud
valuable Spring and summer medicine. And while almost
of the thousands Of remedies that have been intro
duced within that period has been abandoned Dr. Richard
sons medicine has been sustained VOL increased popularity
For sale at the Doctors office, No. 81 Hanover Street
dealers in medicine everywhere.
For sale in Drattlcboro by JOSEPH CLARK and 7. ~
THORN. Om-l4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31

NJ Just published, by FEpERHEN n co. booksellers and
Stauner No. ID Court Street. Boston, Brief Treatise VI rs
pages diseases OF the Scqud System Of both seNestheir
symptoms and acknowledgement by physician Of the
Eclectic ospitan This work also contains scorch-
ing exposure of the deception and mpotu practced by adj
vcrtising quacs, with some of their names and locations
Sold by periodical dealers generally. Sent by mail the
receipt of three postage stamps Address Box 1907 Boston
poa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31

A Card to the LADIES. DR.. Duponco'-
French Periodical GoIdcn pills, Infllible in re-

n
French Periodical Golden Pills, lnfulibe in re-
wing stoppages irregularities of the These
Pills nothing new but have been used by the Doctors
for many years both in France and America, with unpara
leed In every and he Is urged by thou
sand ladies who have used them to make the Pills Public
alienation those suffering from any Irregularities
of whatever well pregnancy TO those
laes whose health will not permit increase of family
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant, the pro-
prieor assumes responsibility after the above amoni
ton although their mdness would prevent any mischief
health otherwise these Pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 81 per
box,
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent FIR Braeboro, Vt. Sold also by Druggists every
where.
" Ladies by enclosing him Sl00 to Bratteboro Post
Office have the Pills sent tconfientiay by return mail
Remember and ask for DR.. DupOncos Golden Pills sigma
ture each box. ly45
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T l. l. \ y ID S T. NJ n A X y
IL TOWNsHEND, VT.


We the undersigned, having been duly appointed by the
Hon the Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Com
missoners receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the Estate of SUSAN GATES
Of Halifax, deceased, and all claims exhibited in
thereto and months being allowed from the 18th day
June 1855 for that purpose hereby give notice that will
attend To the duties Of appointment at the store Of
STEPHEN NILES son in Halifax, the 18th day of Au-
gus. and on the 10th day Of October from
o'clock In the afternoon each Of those days.
LEMI FL NJ WOODLAND Z
LUTHER X. FARNSWORTII, ! Comrs.
Halifax July 18th, 1865. 81
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address, copy Of the prescription used Direct the Rev.
joins NJ DAGNALt. $50 fuliou-strcct Brosklyn, n. Y.
CAuroS.-Mr D. regrets to learn That many spurious pre-
paraons of his prescriptions being uscd upon the
rommuntv 3m25
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WEST RIVER EMINERY!
wv SOUTH LONDONDERRY,X VT.

w SOUTH LO NDONDEkhh VI.
The Fall Term Of this Institution will commence Wednes-
day, Aug. 18th, to continue Eleven Weeks under
W. II. STlCkNE1, Principal
Miss MARY A. HIGGINS Preceptress, Music, Ornament
tai Branches and French;
W. II. STARKWEATliER Teacher of Penmanshpi
and Assistants.
The of Instruction will be thorough practical and
systematic In the Mathematics every topic will he subject
10 rigid analysis whence conclusion be logically
and readily deduced. Surveying will he illustrated In the
hel with full set of Mathematical Instruments In the
languages reference will be made to the Analysis aud Sruc
ure Of sentences, and Derivation The Musical and Ona-
mental Departments will receive the strict and close attention
OF the Peoetress, and every exerOn will be made to call
forth the talents of the scholar. French will be taught as by
Native French Teachers. series Of lessons In Penmanhip
viii be commenced about the middle of the and chance
given to all OF acquiring elegant and easy style Of writing
Tuition Mt the usual low Of this Institution.
B0ARD-Sl5 90 to 50 90 per week, ample accommodations
for seli-bOarling.
For particulars address the Principal Brookine Vt
the Secretary. W. W. RUGG, Secretary.
Sa; 4, # %t aSSSf'r' Directors
South Londonderry, VT, July 9th, 1858. 4w-31
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Write TO
IL II. d. CARTER X CO., Boston, Mass.


d. Written by lady in NeW Bedford, 10 her sister in
boston Send in the parcel three bottles Of Mr. BuR
HErTs CocOdine it is the very best thing used for
dressing my hair use it only week, and my hair is
beautiful" For sale by all druggists
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MOSQuitOeS.

~ An antidoe for the poison Of mosquitoes bees, wasps
and other annoying insects has been found in Burne KAT
hston prepared by Messrs Joseph Burnett Co. This pre-
raoh contains peculiar property which instantly neutral
ize the poison and aays the inflammation caused by bites
per bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31
SAXTON's RIVER SEMlNARY-TuE

SAXTON'S RIVER SEMINARY.-TH
OFALL TERM will commence Wednesday, sept. lst
and continue eleven weeks.
H. +. SEVERENS, A. D., Principal
REV. L. VI. WILLAMETTE, A. NJ, Teacher Of French.
Miss RIIODA KANNEl, Preceptress and Teacher Of
Painting
Miss ANNA NJ ODER, Teacher Of Music
Good board easily obtained In private families from 200
to 80 So all inclentas included Accommodations viii be
provided for those who may he DESTROYS Of boarding them
selves.
The Institution under the direction o Teachers Of ample
qualifications and Of superior reputation whose c
fort will be- to make it profitable, well ~ an agreeable,
place for study Teachers class will he formed during the
Fall Term model for District Schools. This class viii
cciye instruction only in the books, but in the meth
od Of teaching and the nagement Of schools.
School Committees DESTROYS Of securing Teachers for the
Winter do by addressing the Principal.
JOHN A. fARNSWoRTIi, Sec'y.
saxton's River, Vt, July 2lst, 1865. 6w30