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HAMILTON, c. w Jan. Il. A most
atrocious murder was committed at Poat-
vile, four miles from this place, last
night. Jared Caustock and his wife,
aged over 70 years, were the victims,
and their own son the Murderer. He
has for some TING been insane.
At about s O'Clock last night ne killed
his father by Knocking him down with al
axe, and his mother was A;.ied with {
skillet lie then cut their hearts out, anl
cut one Of the Bodies in pieces, and roast
ed the ether on the stove, eating por
ton of it. He intended to have killel
his sister, but fortunately she escaped
The murderer is in custody and has con
fessed the act.
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Receipts for the Standard,
FoR rHE WEEK ESDTsc JAN. 81.
MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY PROM TIKI y. L. FAksKE
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10. ISIS.
At market 1229Cattie, 1000 Beeves ana 24g
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, yeariings, two and three years old.
Prces-AIarket Beef-Extra 81 .OOa7 Is. Ist
quality, S6,25a5, so; 2d quality, s5OOa5. 30; 90
quality. 0,OOa5, 90; ordinary, ST ,25a0.o0.
Working Oxen-Ss0al75.
Cows and Calves-S30g6U,
earlings-5OOa00.
Two Years Old-S20A25
Three Years Old-S25a30
Sheep and lambs-26OO AT market. By lot s.. :
50a2,50. Extra, So ,00a4,Oo
Swine-5a6c per ID.
Hides-0a5c per ID.
Talow-6aOc per ID.
Peits-SO, 75aS0,s7 each.
Calf Skins-9aI0 cts per 1bs
Veal Calves Sales at s0,OOa0O.OO
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FACTS IN HUMAN LIFE.-The num-

FACTS IN HUMAN LIFE.-The num-
Der Of languages spoken Is 1904. The
number OF men Is about equal to the NUN
Der Of women. The average Of human
life is 80 years. One quarter die before
the age Of seyen-one half before the
age of seventeen. To every 1000 per-
sons, one only reaches 100 years. To
every 100, only reach 6j years, and
not more than one in 500 reaches the
age Of eig'hy years. There are on earth
I.0O0,000,000 of inhabitants. Of these,
33,333,333 die every year; 1854 die
every day, 1880 every hour, and GO ev-
cry minute, or one for every second.
These losses are about balanced by an
equal number of births. Tie married
are longer HCed than tie single, and above
all, those who observe a sober and indus
trious conduct. Women have more chan
ces Of life previous to the age of ift!
years than men, but fewer after. Til,
number Of marriages is in proportion 0
Is to 100.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DisEE CT, S..
a T probate court beid ~ lra.Iurgh. within
a and for The District aforesaid, on tine b
day OIL January, A ID. 1sas.
Al Instrument purportius "a be tie last WIZ
and Testament Of Experience Brown, late 81
GrePusl orc. TT ealH district. deceased. vas pre-
scented 10 the court here for Probate, Uy Stephen
Babcocke, tle Executor therein tanned
Therefore, = Is 5raered 5F saId cour', that pub
be notice be given 70 8. Z. persons concerned there
in 70 appear before sa5t court, ~ session there
o. 70 be held 81 iFasJurgl, oH THE 4;h day OF te5
ruarv H. D. 1855. and contest tHe probate o. sai5
VII and f IS further ordered That thfs order b.
published three weeks succe-sjyely ia tbe Ur.raa
independent Standard q newspaper printed s.
Irasburgh, DO this State, the Iasl af which saR
BE previous to the Cay ass igae3, as aforesaid ig
hesring.
Given uuder NV hand - the Probate OHice
at rasburgh. ms gfh dav ~ january A b 1sG,
3w3 n CARFLNTER J,1iqe.
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Another School House Disaster.
sr,n Ciildea snotlercdo or crushed Iary It5ared

New York, Jan. 10. Public School
r1ouse No. Is, corner of Concord and
Navy streets, Brooklyn, took fire this af-
tarnoon between and o'clock, while
the building was filled with children. A
terrible scene ensued. Several were
smothered or crushed to death in their
efforts to escape, and many were badly
injured,
The number Of the dead is seven two
have their backs broken. The number
Of the injured is not yet known.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The fire took from the heater. The
teachers in one of the rooms, noticing an
unusual heat, began to open window at
ter window, and it was not until the smoke
came pouring into the room that the true
cause was suspected
The teachers showed great frmness
and courage in their attempts to rescue
the children, and remained in the rooms
till all were cleared.
Many children were saved by being
thrown from the windows, and caught il
the arms of the people below.
None were burned, as far as known.
The school was for both sexes, bat al
the dead are boys.
The building was the largest, finest
and most complete Of its kind in this vi
entity, and was believed to have been tn
most thorough built. twas brick, fou
stories high, and covered a large lot c
ground.
Many exaggerated stories are afoat a
10 the number of dead, but it is believe
the foregoing gives the extent Of til
calamity.
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New YORK, Jan. 10. A collision
took place between two colored boys
named VIM. Allen and Henry HaveEs,
atthe corner Of Navy and johnson streets,
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, at the
close of which, Havens the youngest and
smallest, threw brick at Allen, break
ing his skull and causing death a few
hours afterwards. Ravens made his es-
cape, and had not been captured up to a
late hour last night.
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Wild Cherry Balsam.

DIThe following is worthy the attention of
all who are interested for themselves or friends:
Lafayette, Ind, July 81, 1854.
Dear SRI was attacked ABOUT five
months ago viii d severe cold, which settled on
my lungs, and the doctors 1.-THE most respectable
in this citv) said that had Inflammation or COM
sumption of the lungs, and after exhausting their
skill without relief 10 me, pronounced my cas-
incurabe. l commenced taking DR.. HistaT's
BalSla, ctf Wa Cherry about six weeks ago, and
in four days able 10 walk all over the house, ami
am now a well man.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand you plain statement from Geo.
Hoover, of this city, who is well known, having
lived here some twenty years. The doctors at
tended him sons three mouths, and gave him up
to die, but Wistar's Balsam cured him.
DIR. W. WILSTACK, Druggist,
! Lafayette, Ind.
/ None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
SETH W FowLE & Co., 1873 Washington St
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents eve
rywhere.
! AGENTS.--R. W. NYE, Irasburgh; KIM
BALL & CUMMINGS, Coventryi I. C. BUTLEI
Derby Line; WM JosLYS, Barton; S. S. BLANCI
ARD, Glover; SABIE SCOTT, Lowell; Don c. A
RICHARDSON, No. Craftsbury; HovEY < SMITH
Albany.
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FUN FUN FUNl
AMERICAN PUNCH.

A NEAT mouihly paper oniy g cents year,
y devoted 20 Fun and Humors Illustrated with
comic cuts every mouth, forming funny and
the only cheap Comic Paper In the Jn.on. sam
pies sent on receipt Of stamp.
To any one sending as tvo subscribers and S.
cents, we VIII present enc lilhographie Engra-
wing worth % cents
TO any one sending us 10 subscriber. aud
$3.50, VIC will present a fne Gold Pen, worth
one dollar.
we viii present a iue Silver Extension Penci,
Case and sold Pen ST complete. valued % - 90
PCNCH, slthonEh devoted 10 humorous Li;era~
tore, VIII also contain sufficient instructive and
solid matter to please the most fastilous. Try
I u one year. Only p cents, single copy.
Address the Pronrietors
klMBALL & BARNARD,
3sv3 last Canaan \. II.
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SUPPLIES FOR Washington,
Jan. l 4. Mr.. Russell of Missouri, agent
Of Messrs. Russell & Co., closed a con-
tract with the War Department to-day
for the transportation of supplies fol
Utah for 8I,700,000. 1t is currently
stated that the deficiency in the Quarter.
masters Department, for the year, am
cunts to SG000,000.
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New Yonf BANK STATEMENT =
Nea0 York, Jan. IS. Our Bank state
mcnt for this we fk shows the following
exhibit as compared with that of last
week: Increase in loans, $751; 05 in
crease in deposits, 81 ,948,959, decrease
in circulation, S266,139; increase il
specie, S1,O3Aj28. Total specie, $780,.
2II,2G6.
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sTATE OT VERNONT.

IN Probate CourJ bel4eu 80 lassburEh. wiihla
1 aud Tor said district. on tas l3aI day q Jauu.
AIRY A. D. ls5s,
Mercy l.. Twill GIT, Administrators on the e.
tate 81 Az xaudsg /. i wright, late % bf9wuIncs
ton. 10 said district, deceased, presents hsT "a
rniuistrsti0u account foF settlement.
Whereupoa, Il i ordered that The same ~ ri
ferrcd % the 4gA day II February heE1 81 tAs
Probate Office la sala lrashgrEh. IuF szamlaaliof
nEd al owanes; and iaHt ali Concerned bv mott
fed hereof ly tbs pab4eaIlua o. The order ja lA'
Orleans independent STANDARD, . neTsFH pei
printed az lras5sFsh, taFee weeks saceraziFcly
as soon rs msy be- that f8rg usay aFpasrs abf b
said tIuls and p3aca IL fhsy Gauss gtcct tH.rg.-
3W3 NJ CAErEsTER, Jadgs.
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AMOS ID. CLARkE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ Probate Court holden at lms5urgh, 10 sri
Il for said district, ora tie 7th day u January
a. D. 1855.
Martha g. Clarke. A3miuisfratrix on the es-
tate Of Amos D. Clarke late o. Morgan, i'm said
district, deceased makes sppl,catioa 20 saIa court
to extend the time heretofore allowed Der 20 pay
tie deLts due from said estate and 90 render Der
administration account uatA some future day:
Nhereupou. it j. ordered by sa.a coEu thar shia
application be heard SO she PnDbate Caica 90
lraslurgh "a the 4lh aag uf February, 1855 and
il is further ordered that naf .es be given 90 81
nersous concerned BY the publication u tlls oi-
der ga the orleans independent Standard Vriutsl
ut Irusburgh, three wcyAs secessiyeiy, before
said hearing
bv ths Coerf.
"a n frAuPENTFE hE.s
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RoMULUs, Seneca Co., n. Y, Jan O..
a most distressing thing took place in this
town last night The dwelling of Aaron
Warner, situated one mile aouth of Rom
ulusville, took fire and burned TO the
ground. Mr.. Warmers three Oldest chill
dren persisted in the flames. The par
ents With their youngest child, were alb
sent on an evening visit.
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PHILIP FLANDERS ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT,
OHLTANs DIsIHlCf, 50.

az Probate Caarf ho.asH st lsashureh, with'H
ard sor said diatgsas, 80 las - s@Y Y @fA-A'1
A. - less ,,...,
william E. Flandefes arcntaF * we s.st Z h
.,.a T.-fapsss,t u Fh8Isp FaairFs isis a CpFsa-
Try, O. sid district, asssass3 f'tasA1a ne sAs.
5saisi arcgaHf tsF ssSs nisss it
Whsrenpoa. 3 e e5a4efe4 tlat ttie esa.a e ~
s.-,-t a. - gkfA anv Il 1aEusFy. isas, 81 tas
Prostate 0fsss IA saad isasa4fst - eaaasiuaisss
"a aiassseess aHd fAas 80 eoazruaef te na't
- hereof ~ isas aailssssisa e. tbis ogdar tas
grisaas ta4spe1.dssf sgaaasyd. q cess pep~l
sr,ntst e frasbaesH, Tires aesss sssesssssslg
= sl.sf. e asag BE. faaf thsy msF apf~af 9fsf q
ssid ulsas aaa pla1s. & gaaeT ase .cassss fsSse
thsfsie.
PAS n CAEFEzIzR, ledge.
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DIED.

In Coventry, on the 18th inst, Laura, daughter
Of II. S. Jon es Esq, aged IS years.
In West Derby, on the I'd inst, Mr. John SWEET,
aged 81 years.
In Coventry. on the 10th inst, Rufus Guild,
aged 6s.
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LoCKPoRT, Jan. 16. Weather clou-
dy and raining. Thermometer 40.
Last night about II o'clock, slight Vi
bration was felt, accompanied with loud
rumbIing noise, resembling the rolling
wheels over q pavement.
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CT. & Pas. E. R.-.Notice.

TEHE following assessments have been laid on
Il nil subscriptions for the purpose Of extend
ing the road, viz: 10 per cent. on each share pay
able Sept. !, 1857. Also, 10 per cent. on each
share payable every succeeding sixty days there
after, until the whole amount OF one hundred DOL
lars on each share shall have been paid.
Payment may be made az the Bradford Bank,
Passumpsic Bank, Bank Of Lyndon. Bank of Or
leans, Peoples Bank, Z. Cleveland, Trustee, Cow
entry. VI, or ~ the TreasursE's Office, No. :
Merchants Exchange boston.
Per order.
n. P. LOWERING, Treasurer.
June Is5S-27tF
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KAUErS ARCTIC EXPEDITION

Showing a life like representation of the peri.
lOus adventures and suffering of the brave Dr.
Kane and his comrades, and wildly portraviug
the sublime, yet awful grandeur Of the polar re-
gion, as follows:
I.-Portrat of DR.. Kane.
2-Metvilie Bay. Esquhnaux Ruts.
3-Crimson C.iff., ired snow)
4.-Parting cables of GodsenI Ledge.
5-Crosslug the Icebelt at Coffee Cor &c.
6.-lIidnigIt in September.
7.-Ienuy sons Monument.
S.-Open Sea.
9-kilihg the Polar Bear.
I0.-Life III the Brig.
1l,-lceberg near kosoac,
l2.-Bear Hunting ON the Ice.
l3.-Escape oil Weary Mans Rest.
il Providence Cliffs.
Also Il variety of Landscapes, Rural Scenes,
Sea Views, Moving DOramas, as follows:
Moving Scene Of Mt. Hesca in Eruption
| Dripping Well-in the town of Knaresboro, Eng
A Prairie on Fire-in which is brought 20 view
the unsteady and advancing column of fame
and towering columns OF smoke, the tanultu'
/ Gus and rapid flight Of man aud beast from The
coulagratiorr-all conspiring TO form a scent
1 which, in point of gloomy grandeur, is seldom
/ surpassed by the genius OF pencil Of the artist
/ Virginia Water-Wilh the effect Of daylight and
! iuoonlI ght--d Slgd1l StH,8ls AM cas its mech
in the lake-IAe palace l0iT dclrS are .sited anC
at length the clouds obscure the moon.
Panoramic Scene Of the Smuggers' Gave Cuba
| Eruptious Of Mt Fesuvus-bv moonlight, Will
view af the Bay and shipping in motion.
The celebrated mill scenes-m which are pro
duced astonishing effects Of day, evening
night, summer and winter, The water'whee
turns, the machinery is heard moving-nigh
comes on-the gentle noon appears-cloud
float bv-storms and darkness gather-snoV
is seen to fail-and at length daylight aga
appears, when the trees have lost their folagf
and the whole scene is clothed in the CART @
winter. This scene has been pronounced b.
admiring hundreds who have focked TO see
in Boston, TO be worth the price ofadmission.
The paintings are the best that have ever bee
imported, the whole accompanied with appropri
ate songs and music, in manner calculated
strike the beholder with
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. II. On Friday
night last, seven men, mostly negros,
were scaided to death by molten metal,
at Cooper's iron furnace, Cass County,
this State.
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A REPuBLICAN VIcToRY.-Middle-
torn, Coma, Jan. Is. The Republicans
were triumphant at the city election to.
day, DR.. Nv. B. Casey being elected
Mayor byla majority of So.
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C. & P. R. E. r.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 IL persons who have subscribed for Stock
n in the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
Railroad Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftner than once in EiHe-
~ days or once 10 three months, are hereby n0ti-
fed that the following assesnsnts are laid, viz;
en- dollars on each share, payable on the ant
day ofJauuary next, and ten dollars on each shore
every succeeding three months thereafter uuti
the whole shall amount 10 one hundred dollars ou
each share.
Payments NAV be made al the Treasurers OF
fee IN Boston, or a. tie following places, VIZ:
The Peoples Bank. Bank of Orleans, Bank Of
Bradford, Bank Of Lyndon, Passumpsic Bank, o.
to +. Cleveland. Agent, at Coventry, VI
BY order Of the Directors.
Mp, LOWERING, Treasurer.
Boston. Mas. Oct. I6 lsbI. Aatf
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WALKER AND lis MEN.-Richmond
Va, Jan. 10. Gen. Walker left this NOR
ming, for Petersburg. The banquet Civ
en- him last night was a splendid affair
and Lis speech created a strong impress,
sion.
New York, Jan. Is. Twenty of Walk.
er's men arrived here to-day in the
steamer jamestown, from Norfolk.
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THE MURDEA TRIAL AT Pu1LADEL-
pHIA.-Pbi2adelphia,Ja Jan. IS. The case
Of Smith, charged with the murder Of
Richard Carter, President of Tamqua
Bank, was given 70 the Jury this even
ing. At o'clock hey had not agreed on
verdict, and the Court adjourned until
the morning.
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Manuel Oribe, the famous blood-thlrsty
lieutenant of q osas, the man who fornine
years beseiged Montevideo, is dead,
whereat there IRE great rejoicings among
the people.
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NV ORLEANS, Jan II. DR.. Austin
Jones ex-President of Texas, committed
suicide al Houston on the 8th by blowing
out bis brains.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS COUNTY. IS.
FENHE foregn bel being presented to me and
L happening that the said LoTenda Sanders
resides without this State, it Is CrGeIed that
tue said Charles F. Saunders, cause tie said 10.
renda Sanders to be summoned "a appear and
answer 10 said libel before the Supreme Court
next to he held at Irasburgh, within AMI for the
county of Orleans, on The Thursday next follow
ing the fourteenth Tuesday next after the fourth
TUESDAY Of December, A. L. 1888, by publishing
the substance Of said libel, together with tins or
der. ia the Orleans Independent Standard, print
ed al lrasburgh, IN this State, Cor IHree weeks
successve!v tie first OF which shall be al leas
six weeks before the time OF hearing.
! Given under my hard a. Iras6urgh, IA IL.
county of Orleans, this goth day Of May, 4. D
/ 1867.
ISAAC F. REDFIELD,
.o TLfff Tgsirs AZ Ss,gr4Bge Cgggf
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BUTTERFLY IN JANUARY. We pick
ed up yesterday lively butterfly, and it
is now basking in the sun in our Office
Laurence Courier, 1871.
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FROM KANsAs.-.S. Louis, Jan. IS.
A gentleman frof Kansas by last nights
train states that ACalhoun was 10 CON-
mence counting the returns of the cleo
ton of the 2I~1GfD December on Tuesday
last, in presence off the presiding officers
of the Legislature hnd Gov. Denver. As
soon as this was q ne messenger would
be dispatched tot Washington with the
vote and State CONSTITUTION. Calhoun
would not leave fhe territory until after
the returns we're made of the election for
State officers.
The result Of the 4th was still uncer.
tain.
Col. Henderson of Leavenworth was
forcibly taken from the Stage, two mile,
from that city, by party of Free Stat,
men and has not been heard of since.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUFFERERS with diseases o. the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c, read
the advertisement in another column, headed
..Helmbold,s Genuine Preparation. Sw4
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY. IS.

.TENO the Honorable Supreme Court next to be
4 held at Irasburgh. within and for the county
Of Orleans, in Ehe State Of Vermont, on tie
Thursday next following the fourteenth tuesday
next after the fourth Tuesday Of December A d.
1855
The petitiou Of Charles F. Saunders of Troy, in
the county of Orleans and State Of Vermont,
shOweth unto your Honors, that at Potion, ia the
Province of Canada East, on the 22d day OF
June, A.D.1s40, he was lawfully married TO one
1 Lornda Fuler,nOw Lorinda Saunders, of the State
of California, by Roswell Bourn, there a minister
! Of the Gospel, residing 10 the said Township OF
| Potion, Province Of Canada East, person duly
authorized by the laws of The said Province OF
vince, that from or about the time OF his said
marriage TO the said Lorinda Sanders up 70 the
said 81 day Of Nav. AD.l652, he lived with her rs
/ her husband in Troy, in the county Of Orleans
J n in Westfield IN the county of Orleans ii the
>trCt and faithful observance of the mari Ige
and covenants. That on the Sd day Of MAY, A. ID
| 1852 the said Loriuda Saunders wifully deserted
YOUR petitioner without Just cause or pTovocati ~
ami has ever since that lime lived in the state Of
California plra'e and apart from your petitioner
and refusing have any Intercourse or connect e.
with him az his wife or &c coilabt or live wiki
him. and y our petitioner further sAUwa-a 10 your
Honors, that since the said 81 day Ct MAY, 4. D
1852 up to the present tine he has lived ia Troy
tfu.Lc county Of Orleans and State Of Vermont
For which cause your petitioner prays that the
bonds Of matrimoEv between him and said LO
r inda Sanders may be dissolved, and that b.
Of divorce may be granted 10 Inn from the said
! LOreuda.
Da;eI at Troy. in the County Of Orleans, thi,
l4th dav of Nv, 4. y. 1857.
Il. {. WILSON, atty for Petitiqaer
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ORLEANS COUNTY
TEMP ANCE SOCIETY

TTNHE Annual Meeting Of this Society viii be
I be holden at the meeting House at Coven-
trv Falls on the second Wednesday, 10th day. Of
February next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
C,asafGse Of AFTaRgemeRt-Messrs. j. B.
Wheelock, jacob Hurd, J W. Nussey.
Clergymen in the County are requested 70 ex-
tend the notice 10 their several Congregations.
C. ". SCOTT, Secretary
Irasburgh, Jan. 20, 1855. ava
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A5TEEB-Ia fses' Uuitt.s Ent oil ofhsF 'Has
~ 81 shstss fhs la1.r- ssaf. cen be bad - ihs
slase II WALWuBfH i Wat.
totsatry daiy =
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ARREST ON THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
Worcester, Jan. Is. Edward Boyle was
this morning brought before the Police
Court Of his city, charged with the wilful
murder of his wife, Isabella r. Boyle, in
Leicester, about six miles from here, on
Friday night. She was found dead in
her house on Saturday morning, her head
terribly bruised. Boyle has made sew
eral contradictory statements, and cir.
cumstances are very strong against him
He plead not guilty, and his case will &c
before the grand jgry this week. He
has not lived happily with his wife fol
some time past.
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Wonder and Admiration!
FIREWORKS,

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