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FURTHER PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE
CALL OF THE HOUSE.

It must not be supposed that the description of ga
Cali of the House." in issue of yesterday morning,
embraced all that occurred that occasion Later in
the evening the number Of prisoners received large
additions and the Sergeanatarms rubbed his hands in
great glee About nine O'Clock IN honorable member,
who has always been dilgent in attending to the bust
ness of the country reported under arrest In
ply to the nerogatoy Of the Speaker he stated that
he to the House early in the morning suffering
coughing almost like funeral because he believed
the Clayton Bulwer resolution would perhaps be taken up
and he had determined that if he died in his tracks in
tho House. he would reassert and maintain tho Monroe
doctrine He had waited for hours, suffering dreadfully
and supposed upon the rising of the committee and the
report of the chairman whom he did not sec. that the
House about to adjourn and that there would be
chance for that Clayton Buwer resolution to come up
or for him to die in his tracks In it's defence He
therefore supposed it would be better for him to return
to the place from which he ought not to have come
in the morning He summoned not by the Ser
geant-ata arms but by quite young with cap on
who said he came from the Sergeant alarms The gen
:tleman was discharged upon the payment Of fees
Later still another prisoner arragned who said
his justification that he appeared in obedience to the call
which had been made, under untoward circumstances
He that he had done his duty he had voted
steadily with the administration upon every measure,
and of its favoritc least always favor
lite measure with him to adjourn. He had delivered
his last vote and protested his last principle for the day.
and was accompanying valiant men of war from the
door, the wholesome, burly form of his honorable friend
from Kentucky, referring to gentleman who weighs at
least $50 pounds whom he regretted to absent
In advance. He had been taking bis in his inn,
and felt like aragning tho House for it's want Of respect
to himself Why it, said the prisoner (honcst In
dgnaton darkening his hitherto resigned expression of
countenance that after five hours sitting gentleman
representative, patriot, sir administration man.
who, sir, disavowed and scorned and condemned tho
"spoils," and voted with the administration upon
every question-why it that his rights and privi
leges thus stricken down whilst he was in
company with honorable and venerable senator
from New York, whose portly figure reminded him
of the trencher feats they had just performed A
representative of another State who not under ar
rest reminded the prisoner that he expected
swer and not to ask questions The outraged represen
ative, with naughty dignity, sad he pursuing the
Socrac method and he knew before he concluded the
gentlemen of the House must stand before him confused
he admitted the gentlemans plea put in in behalf Of the
House, and he would extend mercy to the House He
would not however, descend from the high position of
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NEW YoRK, May l5Cotton Ia depressed sales Of 500
IL. 500 barrels; State 81 "a lG; Ohio - IS 81
southern, 81 As 81 10. Wheat is firm sales Of 81
900 bushels western red, SO cents do. white 81 03
81 05. Corn is dull-sales of $4,000 bushels white
50 cents yellow, IS "a cents Pork ID unsettled
mess, SIT so prime, $l4 u.s. Beef ID heavy-Chicsge
repacked, $l3 $i4 Lard Is dull at l03 III cents
Sugar is heavy--Muscovado, a 81 cents Porto Rico
81 81 cents. Coffee is steady at 10 cents Spirit
turpentine is dull at Al 473 cents. Rosin steady
81 All Rice is quiet Freights are quiet.
BALrrxoRx, May l5.--Flour Is heavy Howard strsx
and Ohio, 81 ST. City Mills held 1t "a III. Whsst
steady and generally unchAnged-good to prime white
81 Is 81 10 fair to prime red 81 u Os Cofa !,
Hrm-white, go SO cents yellow, Sc SO cents. Wits
key Is very dull and nominal at 20 20} cents Pro-
visions are dull and dropping
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sentiment engendered if not taught On that subject
AT another meeting, during the week, in New
York, chiefly Of the same class Of persons from
whom we have been quoting. we Hnd the same in6del
sentiments promulgated in another form. This
a woman s-rights meeting:
Miss Anthony sAid that they had assembled for the
purpose of endeavong 70 satisfy the people that sex
we'll color should not be for deprivng hui
being of inslienAble rights.
:" Miss Anthony then read sketch Of the womans
rights movement prepared by An Eliza Csiy Stanton,
of Seneca Falls and assaing generally and espe
cally Christian men and snti-woman s-rights men
AS, in tho other meeting. they would recognise no
christianity which did not arm the slave with
poignard aud wrest him from bondage so, in this
meeting, it is claimed that there il no christianity
which does not recognise the independence of sex
well AZ of color, and does not preach emancipation
for woman.
Stephen Pearl Andrews addressed the chairwoman
saying he wanted to know whether he was welcome here
He had been present ct tho convention for seven eight
years, and had yet spoken in the meetings He
feared that there delcacy In admitting him he
held opinions radical than those held by this
vanton he wished to absolve the convention from
spOnsibity for what he said Their courtesy however
compelled them to admit him, though perhaps the
jority would condemn the opinions which lac held. In
his apprehension the words In Of the resolutions
wholly free, more significant than intended He
thought the vital question Of marriage should be consd
cred In woman srghts convention One of the dearest
rights of that Of the maternity of the coming
generation and to change the conditions of that mater
nifty to experiment. he would say and to decide AZ TO
the best method Of string and generating the forthcoming
population. Sensstion.l Until this radical question
was touched the vital point of womans rights not
reached If no believed that by standing here he was
throwing obstacle in the path of the womans rights
cause, he would not have But, believing that
there public sentiment to receive him, he publicly
avowed his views and asked whether the questions that
he preached could be discussed he out of order,
he wished to be told but ii there tolerance, he
knew that there were others like himself who wished to
| take part
At the conclusion of his speech he greeted ,ciM al
most unanimous appliance
But enough of this painful and revolving subject
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THE WASHINGTON UNION

in obtaining support from different parties both can
not be- grathed in their future One branch
must be practically repudiated and neglected. We
prefer the open and manly candidate who is above
concealment and all double-deang and conflicting
professions These considerations without regard
to others, sufficient TO induce to prefer the
election of Colonel Berret whose is frank,
manly, and above all deception.
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D7y-WoRrH READISa.--Why is it that SO many
repne drag miserable existence untitled
enjoymen and ordinary pursuits Of le when relief
obtained and health and vigo rstored by treatment
and well permanent In IT. characterf
To those who have suffered long with disease eliminating loss
appetite vgor &c the undersigned tenders bis professional services
assuring sincerity pleasant
and prescriptions thorough and sound body and mind
without unpleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary business
pursuits
All diseases OF private nature from whatsoever either
chronic scures irritable bladder &C. also, Sc
Asthma Rheumatsm s &C. skiuy and successfully treated
Dr. Harris viii visit Washington week during May and June
remaining Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays of each week Can
consulted at his IS National Hotel from 10 10 and 70
nj. X. b. HAKlH ~ D.
May 12--dlm Residence Richmond, Va
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CLEVELAND, May l5.-An accident has occurred on Ia,
Lafayette and Indianapolis railroad to tho Cincinns
night express Az the train crossing the bridge a
East Lafayette 1t gave way precpitating the whole train
into the water. The engineer and fireman killed
Others reported killed and wounded.
LArR. The conductor, fireman, and engineer wei.
killed, but none others seriously hurt.
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shops and Cars Burnt.

NEw ALBANY May 1.-The machine shops Of as
New Albany and Salem railroad burned this mon
ing and locomotives three passenger oars dosu
freight cars, and all the machinery destroyed Los
$250, 000 insured only for $4,000 The fro tls
work of an ncendary.
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Caution.

We would again remind subscribers, particularly IN
Ohio Kentucky, and the western States, that We have
discontinued with tho exception Of hesss Ipsconfb
Dseing) all agencies throughout the country, and
that with these two exceptions collections will be
cognissd by this ocs by persons claiming to be agents 70
tina Union APP 25--tf.
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>sa>sS ~
WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY Ie. 1858.


An s busness sssxbshnent Of the proposed
change sill be conducted strictly cash bass all
AGENCIES subscriptions for tho Union dscon
unuod No should be made after this
c<ps 20 Mr. w Upscob who authorized collections
III Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
WAsnnorou March -, 1851
The foregoing any agents ce
employ employed ibis city but
only who have performed such service other parts the
P M
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steamer sunk-Loss or Lifs.

NASHVILLE, May 15.--The steamer City Of Huntsvl
sunk ON Wednesday night at Palmyra island, and b
total loss. Ten lives also lost. No PARTICULAR
ceived.
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wv ASHINGTON HALL, corner Of 9th street and
wv Vocal
evening this week 1dmssion free.
May 124t. @. ANTON, Manager,
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Billy RoWlegs.

NEW ORLEANS, May l5.--Billy Bowlegs and his Who'll,
party have arrived here In safety and qusrte
at the Barracks
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New ORLEANS, May 1.-the crevasse above the cit,
has been abandoned. The damage done by the three
crevasses is counted by millions
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. T.. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
IL fully returns thanks 10 his friends end
mep M a tho same
sado at Mc.rtey G"'ory No <As Pennsylvania hr'
doors east OF AZ street.
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CAUTION-The public are notified against the
purchase negotiation Of four several notes, dated Washington
March 1853, the
OF Vim. NJ Belt w. Bonita either both
payable fifteen twenty Said
will be contested. c. WENDELL.
May 1&-d3tkwlm
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ID II. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lOs his Office 70 his residence Franklin Row.
Thirteenth streets He will continue devote his attention prncs
iy TO in the United States supreme Court
Oct 2s--dn
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GEORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND Coussnr
NJ loRirIAw, No 10 Wall sired, Nes York.
Nov 26--6mf
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FURNISHED ROOMS -Parlors with Bed-roomsst-
tached them gas lights etc., Al No ~ Pcansyvsnia svsnu
opposite Wilxrds' Hotel. Mar 3l--3m
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~ GORGE G. THOMAS, COMMISSIONER OF
NJ Deeds for all tho States, and Notary Public seven street
No. 400. Nav lB-N
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Re9aI ao6ertlafmcmt0.
Executors Sale.

pY virtue ~ license from the Probate Court, within
- AMI Or 90 District Of Caledonia the uudrfsrncd win
,r AZ ruMr Auction on Thursday the irh day ~ June
1855 an tHF Real Estate owned hY Alfred y HluurY,
late ufWalrfttdln said ds.t dc,cn.ed, consisting ~
hall aero 90 lal iu tho NAgr NJ Lower water
fH via House, harn hud Store standing thereon aud
10 ur which the snid deceased bought of Hiram Cut
fuF ono tTlst Mn ana starch hll standing on the
W htsst, called ~ LnwW Waterford, iunurfh owned
80 p esd liAW cutting, excepting the widows flEht 20
dIWrf hsrcn, bot lngudlug Tho rvrfsion thereof Also
HIHt 4 htsfsH ana Household Furniture, said sale VIII
take uNOo the premises in Waterford Al ~ O'Clock ~
tuH flfiuuun nu said DAY Ahfi. GOaA, Executor
Waterford hsy ilih, 4, D. iHs
Also AZ tho sans time and place and M connection with
tLr sAl viii be sold nl fsht ~ dover ~ the A1Fo
premises khtLf hOhkEh.
WaiTfiora ssyis 1851 49,
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j. d. Chase & Sons,
Practical Founders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIGHTs,

II REP constantly on hand Castings, Mil
IL Irons, Water Wheels, Board Machines
Clapboard aud Single Machines, Corn Crackers,
smut Machines. Sc &c5 and build Lumber ana
Grist Mills, Also dealers w Manufacturers a. ,l
elrs Nj Mil stones, Rolting Cloths, India Rub
her Belting Hose and Packing Leather belting,
Lace Leather aud BELT liyets, aud saws OF all
descriptions.
N,Il1rfl,ht. supplied with Irons, Machinery sc.
ia A liberal discount An work warranted ot-
aprs or enquiries bY mail o. otherwise promptly
attended go, .......,. ,- ~"
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To the People Of Caledonia County and
Vicinity
GREAT IMPRO FEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY /!
nm. KILUOURN Me-

THEREBY announces 10 the public That he
I i Ans putuhHrtdfkH night tu u.H d. biNubN'H
new method ~ Inserting AUrtuDiNi lIIFu hy
the CuEorLAsTIr iEuCIss. This method il iut
superior ~ all others now ln use, and b used and
highly recommended by the most eminent dentists
In the United States. There has long existed o
void in Mechanical Dentistry which scientific men
have studiousy cndcayOrcd 20 supply, but without
success. until about two years since Dr. Handy
lone ~ the Professors ia the baltimore College
~ Dental Surgery discovered this process Of ma
King acts by cheoplAsty, and published II To the
world, since which time over two hundred ~ the
most skillml Dentists Ia the large cities are now
using H. almost 10 the e~clusion ofall othcr meth
dds
Among the d,autagcs which his process, has
over 1ll other, are lst an G'so'uiriU urrUufc nj
'o hs month, thcr'H! rendering its .Hrn' r'ir"to"
a matter az goufHc.
Ally this mode IN, teeth and plate are united
IN solid piece, ani No spaces arc leo fur in,
odgmcul Of food. or the sccrctions, This work T.
remarkable for oLEANIiNts.3 a property which 10
retains unimpaitcd a. long "a n i worn.
3d-Thc ol'e and comfort with which u Is worn
requiring no time To- yet used to twill strong
IA commend itself TO thosc who are under the ne
ccssity ~ wearing artificial teeth. ny this pro-
cess also. tlc mouth and check where they have
sunkcn away cnn hr fully restored to their orgi-
nal contour and fIllnCst,
4th-Hy this method the teeth arc nor hGbir 10
grt out of ItIir, vhrlr 81 h,Nttrr IT no little ca
pcnsr. AMI source ~ gtcnt ANNOYANCE Co those
VINO have 'rcth inserted bytAc old wCthods ~ gold
or silver pllirs ~ fact a. Co its nTUrNrti, nt-
UNufIITN, Uud UrNrrN, challenge tor b. COM
ptris0u whe amy known ptocrs, iur inserting 'ar-
fi' rial trrih
'A,,., @,-tls !.',i Yeast IN, '--r 7r-i
rqu be- made NrCu CHEAPER than sets l. 'lr uld
u,. ind "eitly putting II within Vac roach Of both
P. r, IN want otNhalt parli-..- 81 g ia
arc, in,i,rd 10 cal, NJ ~ office and examine ihc
worl. and n desired they III be referred 90 per
sons in this village aud out 81 VINO are wearing
whole sets manufactured ~ this way ~ ~ "" ti
pR. KILBOUKNF j. thc only dcntis' N me
county has t wight 10, tlt'ra, ti-c tl
opla~tg process. Teeth will he inserted in l.. .
usual vay gold or silver plate, as formerly, "
desired by tho patient, aud on reasonable terms.
Ohico over J, Gule,' Clothing Store, corner 90
Main mud Central streets, 50. bloomsbury, W.
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nov FiTmT

x HE undersigned have FORMED q partner .hip
fug a series ~ years under the ftylo AZ
MtGREGOU 4 JTDEN1Nt, and do re- pcytfuily
announce TO all th,ir friends. customer, and the
entire community, that they viii continue the
mCr, ahtlc business ~ the stand recently occupied
by Woodbury. * JudcNinc, where Goods viii be
sold upon the most reasonable terms. and in cN.
change for cash and - products Of the earth will
hc fsurcd down al Tldulrd Ilrlea=.-aI,.- s,i,'-
loN can be purchased elsewhere.
w. w. VI GREGOR.
70N HARVEY JUDENINE.
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Hurrah for Boots and Shoes

'INHE undersigned have recently mSdc arr -
! mcnt. To- manufacture IN addition 20 the. 'H'
fcrcnt binds ~ aides work, Gents Calf and Rip
BOOTS. Calf and Goat Congress Bodt0, Calf, Goat
and Kin Hrupaus. Also Gents and Ladies' Boots
and Shoes repaired NJ hort notice.
Gents. Ladies' and Misses Rubber Boots for
sale very lnV.
kid and Goat Stock, Red and Oak sole Leather
and shoe Findings generally, will be constantly
kent ON hand for sale.
We respectfully solici: share ~ public uatron-
age. ALLEN x BURrEE.
ST. 1Dhnsbury, March >. 1888. 1ju
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10000 REWARD

rI'IE above viii Dc given for 'hc a.aIchension
I and delivery 90 thc jail w ~ bbury be,
fofe tLg GJ.t day 81 JUne neat, 81 SSph' Archer
aud Hiram Vincent who bTukc Jail on the 1881
instant or S2i fnr either, Archer IL dark con.
picXioncd, with black hair aud whiskcrs, aud had
on when he lcit drab cloth cap. Vincent II a
lipli comp'c,i0ncd. goodooking boy Of - years.
Both ,,uf, bu, shirts,
O. p. WAKEFIELD. Sheriff.
ST Julmshury. March u, 1858. 7'd
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srITE or VERAfONT.

Caledonia nlhtflft
Tho Probate Court the District ~ Caledonia a. all
.uiinlgessi ~ che estate iI'mlpa hacbedcr Lucy
lftFrIrffrT sarah NarhrhVr sud Father hasheldtr nj
unfaf rfiiur IN Lyndon IN said District
NALEu MtNkit guardian Of said minors represents e.
y sAd court that hls fa1 wards seized lu ice Of
lu plse parcel - land, Of 10 acres MOTE % lr. l
Ntutc 90 said district situated lu the ousffh part or
tHi town, which said Real If'sic thtb hold under do
Nite om hndA nfaiuerd lac u aid pAu,lr Deceased
Hu V the On q Josiah uaVh@lutf the latc nth
- W said Muup, aud o. huphfonlA ha.htll.t lhl' OF
hatNc deceased, tenants iut ne N said real fslar
sad guardian also represents b. said Cuur hA' Tho SAFE
~ ai he fstae - necessary, aid viii be eSnduclIo Va
ttrlf Interest or the pufuFrs contemplated the th'}
fourth st,iior ~ the tN.nlnh chapter ~ the compii
tutrs AUD said guardian has made application 70 said
,put f ecnss aud authority ~ sc said Heal ksias put
sI1n 60 The provisions ~ tho statute IN that brhA SAID
application Win b. heard aud dreidfd hY said count ~ the
rJuhitr once M 81 Johnsbnfy, IN sad District the
s day ~ Jnne, ~ 1855 You therefore hereby
titled 10 appear before said court Al the lme and place
afcn, aud object, " You see cause 10 the granting Of
taii license.
p,sd 81 Johnspury afore'ald, Tits ioh DAY y N0
A 10. 1858. Hh.ss
ASA l. FRrSCu Jude IL rfonslr
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Sugar Pans, sc,

~ HOLE Sheet Galvanized and common Iron
Nv Sugar Pans, also Russia Iron fans at re-
duccd prices. Also, Tin Sap Buckets, sap Spouts,
aud Sap Dippcrs, for sale hy
BOHNTON x DEFINING
s.. Johnsbury March 9. 1865 1Ou
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Cast Iron Water Wheels.

1 AM now constructing, and putting IN,
/ when requested. an improved east iron wheel,
which Tor the following considerations presents a.
self forcihly "a the minds of owners aud builders
of Any kind Of water mill,
Fut-r, It h CHEAP.
SrtpNp IL gives a. high rate per cent ~ the
mower ot.lhc Natcr as the most expensive wheels
T,tutn. nd.utci TO any head.
Founru, il ne ycr fTrt:e', requires no howage
Turu, il nuns ~, h under back rdfcr'
SIXTH Il (, very durh vic, and easily repaired ,
reference fur the truth o. tho abby. FURNISHED ~
required AGdrcss, Luke Il! ZHEhL;..
kl-llUj -, 80 fH""9' 80
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Machinery and Castings,

vTNnP subscrihers have on hand Noodworthss
Pluurrs. Circular Sag Mills, clAPboaTd and
~hmglc Mills ~ approved patterns and ctcdl,h'
.orlU,tusbiu. also hugar-housc Afrb-moulht
and Pilates. uIarlamitHs' IWiita, Tan hgllo"n
sud Iirc Kullrrsr roK Stoves, Darn door Ron.
Ir.u.Niuls. Nr,kr. Castings nud Forging ON
ryry description, aud repairing n,n, l.,,,ii', ,a"'
AZ short notice, llALlIl ll4'Nl 'D'g
81 JDhutbury. VI h1W
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

~ AVER has just returned from Boston
~. With large stock II good Boota, shoes,
Caters aud luhheTs, sole Leather, Goat aud Kid
skins, Shoe Findings, SO. That De will sell as
rhfap an can be bought Ia this county. No mis-
take. Call aud see.
Ladies Goat and Kid Shoes aud Boots made %
order Hepairing done az short notice.
o. Juhusbury, April 20, 1854. h@'h5
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New Boot and Shoe Store

" II NJ ININ u w w
tENlE .Adl.4i-uad AAsiffz- -njsruri tirEut sT'
s.uc store IN the village 81 Lowcr Water.
ftd would rrsptcihilly "a, 20 the citizens ui that
town and ,i.iuit, that ne has ou hand q good and
...' elected stock 81 boots, Shoes aud Rubber.
,frutt,d 4. urually kept in any couutr, store. o..
RS raruru'.r attention rilcn 90 thc manu-.
q, ,rr, of Gents Cali ana Thick Boots.
Repairing i,oe with ncatncss and despatch
~ ,s,g 7ln J. TAYLOR
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FROM fhe prcycnt Com QliG4ioB@s.--------
n.y.. During the time have held the ONCE
OF Commlssoner Of Patents, u Eddy. Bsq OF Boston
has been extensively engaged IN the
with the once Solicitor. lie
with the law and the rules Of practice the once re-
Ehrd him of the moAt capable and re
nttcnere with whom have had oficAl In ercourse.
poaton. January l..
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Woodworth's Board Planers,
suRFAcING MACnIyusl

Z NM prepared to furnish 10 order Tic above
I machine, from the celebrated Fairbanks Pat
torus. Tho Patent having expired the right has
become the property 81 community. To the bus
iu,ss mar or mechanic the advantage 81 such ma
chimes needs no recommend. ! have mad" some
imuro, cmcuts In the 1,ofliug qualities of the ma
chimes. such q. 70 render them equal 10 anything
in New Englrnd. Terms favorable Tor cash or
approved credit LUKE BUIZEIl..H
H. ,ToLiSinIi, Iprif s. 1855 SO-li0j
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BLACKSMITHING.

TVNHE Subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Il 81. Johnsoury. that he has returned 20 his
old shop Mt Paddocks village, where he will be
happy to soc all his old patrons. and as many new
ones as shall sec 1T to favor him with their patron.
age. lie would invite attention 20 hislist OF pri-
Horse shocing all round new $500 cash, and
81 - to charge.
TnrcaAct==lu noni..- 400 -.-A--4----------
Other work in proportion.
WILLIAM TAISEY.
St. Johnsbury, April /, 1853. 10u