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VERMONT MORGAN.

StATD HORSE was SIX years old last grass ;
- his color is dark Chestnut, and his weight Is
ten hundred and fifty pounds; he is Of the Old
Sherman Morgan Blood This horse is not sur
passed in speed or beauty by anv horse Of his
ace. The proprietor is bold to state that his
stock is not surpassed in size or beauty by any Of
their age; they promise fair TO make first class
horses Said horse will stand for mares the ell
suing season as follows, viz:
Mondays, at West Albany Tuesdays and We'd
nesdavs at Hubbelrs stable in Wocott; Thurs
DAYS. at Craftsbury Common; Fridays, on the
Creek in Albany, near Benz. Pearls Saturdays
at Masons stable in lrasburgh.
Season commences May 10.
Terms.-Six dollars TO warrant. All mares
dispossd of before foaling are considered with
foaI. j. n PINE, Proprietor.
Albany, May 4, ls5s-l9w4
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EMPORTANTTO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Ii
Prepared By Cornelius L. Cseeseman, H. D.
Ne10 York City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrua-
tons, removing all distractions, whether from
cold or otherwise, headache, palnin the side, pal
pitation ofthe heart, disturbed Sleep which arises
from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in DR.,
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
to do.
NOTICE
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as a
miscarriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tons. which should be read, accompanying eacl
box. Price ST. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 tc
| DIR. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEMAN, Box 4,52I, Post
| Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist il
every town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINGs,
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers ST., New York,
To eohons all Wholesale orders should be addressed
REDDING & CO, Wholesale Agent for Boston
Sold by r. W. NYE, Irasburgh.
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e. AT the Mission Church in Brood

GT AT the Mission Church in Brook
Ign, N. Y, on Sunday evening, young
man named Josiah Newman entered
the gallery, and approaching young la
dy named Frances J. Bennett, drew a
small dagger and attempted to plunge ii
into her breast. The young lady
screamed, when some gentlemen inter
fered, and secured Newman just as he
was about to make a second thrust at the
young woman. 1t appears that Newman
has been paying his addresses to Miss
Bennett for some time, but she would
have nothing to do with him. He says
he wanted to kill her out of love, so thai
no one else could have her.
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GT On the 18th inst, two young men,
brothers, by the name of Wilson, in the
town of Chazy, went out shooting, one
Of them having loaded his gun, was in
the act of drawing it towards him by the
muzzle, when it discharged, lodging the
contents in his body, killing him instant
". His brother ran to the house for the
purpose of giving the alarm, and on re-
turning found that his clothes had taken
hre from the burning wad, and his body
badly burned.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY PROM THE \. Z. FARMER
WEDNESDAY,, May 5, 1858.
at market sos Cattle, 800 Beeves and 400
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old.
Prces-3Iarker Deef-Extra 81 .5Oas,0o; Isl
1uality ST. 75a7. 90: I'd quality, S6,Ona6 rs; Sd
quality, So, 55aO, 90: ordinary, s4,50a0,0o.
Working Oxen-Sl0oa2Oo.
Cows and Calves-S3ja67-
Yearlings-S0Oa00.
Two Years Old-S25a2s
Three Years Old-S35a40.
Sheep and LANDSLIDE atmarket BY lot e.
5Oa3,O0 Extra, S4,50a6,0O
Veal Calves Sales at S4,0oa4,oo.
Swine-6aTc per ID.
Hides-6 l-2s5 pes n.
Tallow-s-.ss, .-er d.
Pelts-s .5e' % ssch.
Calf s. i.a-I.. . 2 cts per ID.
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ARREST FOR MURDER.-Chica,

ARREST FOR Chicago,
May 6. A man named Henry Gum
perts was arrested here last night for the
murder of the woman whose remains
were found in barrel at the Hudson
River Railroad depo! in New York some
time since. He says that she hung her
self in his room, but confesses that he cut
up and shipped the body, not knowing
how else to dispose of it.
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G An immense activity reigns in
the maritime ports of France, and no ma
ton of the world is increasing its naval
strength at the present moment with the
same rapidity as that country. Its army
now number 100000 men; its navy is
very nearly, and will soon perhaps be
quite, equal to that of England.
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MARRIED.

In Derby, by Rev. S. Tarbell. on the 4th nit,
Mr. Josiah Aldrch OF Stanstead, c. E., and Miss
Lucinda Harris OF Barnstnn, c. E.
Also by the same, in Derby, on the 2sth nit,
Mr.. Joel Williams, Jr., aud Miss Alkaline Perkins
both OF D.,
Also by the same. OF The Cd inst.. IN the NJ. F..
Church in Derby, Mr.. Alexdsnder I. Daily, and
Miss Emma 7. Robbins, both OF D.
In Glover, on the 25th inst by the Rev. D. Will
| lis, Nj. Aaron Sargent of RaTton, and Mrs. Hans
nah f. Gould OF Sheffield.
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PHILADELPHIA, May Z. During al
alarm of fire this morning, Schiller Hose
Company attacked MoyamensiDg Hose
Company, capturing their hose carriage
demolished it, and pitched it overheard
from Reed street wharf Many shot:
were fired, but no one injured.
The hose carriage was subsequently
towed to the Navy Yard, and there lift
ed out of the river with the shears and
restored to the Company. All is quier
now, but apprehensions are entertained
of retaliation tonight,
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SUICIDE,-A correspondent at New
Ispwich, N. H., informs US that John
Sanderson committed suicide by hanging
himself in his barn on Tuesday afternoon
about 4 o'clock. His age was about 90
years. About twenty years ago one of
his brothers attempted suicide by cutting
his throat, while in fit of delirium ire
mems. They were of Scotch descent.
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@ Two slaves were sentenced to be

"a Two slaves were sentenced to be
hung on Friday last in Columbus county,
n. c., but early that morning the Cover
nor respited one of them for one month,
and a reprieve was sent off by a locomo-
tive express, which unfortunately ran off
the track, and did not arrive until thirty
minutes after the poor wretch was execu-
ted.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

FBY virtue of license granted to by the
Il , Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans. will sell at public auction, on the 24,h
day of May instant, to the highest bidder at the
house of the widow Aurilla Kelley, in Derby, at
70 O'clock, (noon) so much of the real estate OF
the late James Way, deceased (said estate known
as the way farm near Derby Line) as will pay
the debts against said estate amounting to SIT 90,
Dated at Derby, this 4th day of May, 1858.
l9w3 JACOB BATES, Administrator.
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81 Prince Paul of Wurtemburgh has

81 Prince Paul of Wurtemburgh has
returned from his hunting trip at the
West, and is now in New York. He
goes to Australia. The Prince has been
called by the Germans the " Wandering
Prince" as he never stays long in one
place. The Gotha Almanac fills about
one hundred pages to inform its readers
of the successive residences of the Prince
in all parts of the globe.
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"a J. J. Schwartz has sued the Chi
cago Democrat for $4,000 and the Chi
cago .Staats .Sietung for $4,000 for all
legged ISLANDERS published against him in
relation to an alleged outrage upon a
woman.
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Ia the Citirens Of Vermont.
Wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam Ar
omatic Sehnapps.

This medical beverage is manufactured BY The
proprietor. at Sehiedam, Holland, expressly for
medical use, by process peculiar to his own
Factory. 1t Is the pure Tincture OF the Italian
Juniper Berry, whose more vinous extract is DIS
titled and rec;ifed with its spurious solvent,
eXquisit flavor and aroma, altogether, tu,nscen
daut in It's cordial and medical properties to any
alcoholic stmulant now made in the world. II
is now prescribed by more than 5000 physicians
in the United States, in cases of Gravel, Cont,
Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Complaints.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in cases Of
one dozen gts., and cases Of two dozen pts, and
for sale by all the Druggists and Country Mer-
chants.
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G. The Rev. Father Quinn of Brook
Ign called upon several large cotton hous-
es in New York on Tuesday, and paid
them altogether the sum of Sl250. He
positively refused to explain why he paid
them the money. 1t is probable that
some conscious stricken Catholic had en-
powered him to make restitution.
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ARRESTS FOR BOUNTY LAND FRAUDs.-Belr
lows Falls, VT, May II. John C. Boswell, of
Barton; E. Bickford, of Montpelier; R. D. Watts
Of Calias Moses Wallace ofTopsham, in this State,
have been arrested for fraudulently procuring
hounty land warrants, by U. S. Marshal Partridge,
on warrants issued by District Attorney Slough
ton, and are now being examined at the Office Of
the latter, in this village About forty witnesses
Rre present.
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"a A little girl four years old, daugh-
ter of Levi o. Corliss of Swanton, VT,
was burned 70 death on Sunday last by
her clothes taking fire while her parents
were al Church.
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Examination of Teachers.

Those persons who are intending tc
teach school in Irasburgh the year ensu-
ing are requested to meet at the schoo
room over the Town Hall on Saturday
next at three o'clock P. NJ for examin.
alton.
j. H. BECKwITH, Supt.
IRAsBURGH, May IL, 1858.
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GT Capt. Ives, of Lauderdale, Miss,
recently had fortune of two millions of
dollars left to him by relative in Eng
land,
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81 The British Standard states that
the income to be announced at the Brit
ish and Foreign Bible Society's May
meeting is S765,000.
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new MILLINERY GOODS.

MISS u. B. GLE would say to the Ladies Of
w Barton and vicinity. thai she has lust re-
ceiYed from Boston choice stock d NEW and
prisiug SILK. FANCY, ana STRAW BOSNEfSt
Of the latest styiss. variety Of new Ribbons
French Flowera EubroideFes, and such other
goods ~ are usually found IN allliiaery Stare.
~ Of which viii bs offered II the lowest csSh
prices.
R0OB.-Opposits z. ~ Elmbans Store,
Esrtoa Nay /. fs6s--i0Ts
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Liberation Notice.

HNHIS is to certify that have given my son,
L .IosHuA B. FAREWELL his time during the
remainder of his minority. shall claim none OF
his earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date.
ASA FAREWELL.
Newport, VT, May G. 1858. 2owS
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Road to Build.

TINE Selecimeu of the Town of Irasburgh wish
L 10 contract for building piece OF new road
ofabout six hundred rods, and viii receive pro-
po-als for the same until Saturday the 22i Of
May, inst, at l O'Clock ?. NJ, at the dwelling
house ofJames Clement Those wishing to see
the ground Ste, will call on Mr. Clement.
JOHN LITTLE,
JOHN GUILD, Seleetmen.
JAMES CLEMENT,
Irasburgh, May IL, 1868. 2ow2
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y0TNG APPLE TREES.

E HAVE Mt my Farm-the old Conant place"
Z about 1000 young Apple Trees Of the native
fruit lust right to set out this spring, which |
will sell cheap. -
WM. EDMUNDS.
Irasburgh, May u, 1868. 2Ow4
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DIED.

In York, Dane Co.. Wis., on the 18th ult., vii.
liam W. Seayer, formerly ofof Glover, VT. aged
81 Years.
In Glover, on the ID inst, Mrs. Sylvia French,
aged 50 Fesrs.
In Newport, on the 26th nit, Azanah Whppe,
aged a. years
Ia Jay, on the 9th uIt., james Hovey. aged 70
I
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FLOUR

THE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
| -four manufactured from fhe best Canada
wheat. a letter article than can be found m THE
market. Go WoETHiNSTos il & 70
Dec. - 1855.
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liberation Totice

TKHHIS is to certify that have given my son,
L WILLIAM BoYNToN, his time during the re
mander Of his minority. shai claim none O.
his earnings nor pay any debts ofhis contracting
after this date.
RICHARD BOYNTON.
fii 5: cT TTEs Hancs,cs.
Derby, VT, April 90 1858. COW;
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u The Champlain Canal is 1.-The
locks at Whitehall being completed.
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ON MANHOOD,
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The important fact that the many alarming
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OUT MEDICINE. is in this small tract, clearly
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HIGHWAY TAX BILLS.

Just printed and for sale at this office. Price
three cents each.
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liberation Notice.

E1HIS is to certify that have given my son
L HENRY NJ FOss, hisltme during the remain
der of his minority. ! shall claim none Of hi
earnings nor pay any debts of his contractin.
after this date.
IRA NJ. FOSS.
W. HEATH, rvT,ns,.s,
L. c. HEATH,
Derby, VT, May ), 1858. gov
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UD0LpH WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Dennt % Reaver.St.. New York

The Proprietor takes the liberty OF referring to
the following physicians in the Eastern States
who have used the Sehnspps in their practice:
rHE MEDICAL REFERENCES IN MASSACHUSETTS
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

OhO I1OLF To TIL DDAAN'
London Cordial Gin.
Medicated Schnapps.
Royal sehnapps.
DR.. Woolf sohnapps-
Alonzo Wolf schnapps.
Purchase no Gin pat up Ia bottles under the
shov. brands- Nth lsbe!s claiming v y~ssss md
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Receipts for the Standard

IRAsBURGH, May IL, 1858.
, 1858-09-03
THE TROUBLESOME NIECE.


When Martha Allen was gone, Absalom Burr
wiped q tear from his eye. Kate looked up
through her own tears and saw him. Sh, moved
quietly to his side, and, putting her soft arms
around his neck, kissed him on the cheek; but
she did not speak.
An excellent supper was partaken Of and in
the evening, Kate sang some Of the sweetest
songs to her uncle, and more than once, while
she sang, she saw tears in his eyes.
That night when Absalom Burr laid his head
on his pillow, he had new emotion, and It was
a strange one to him-yeti Il was sweet and
blessed one. He had done deed Of charity, and
the blessings Of that poor but noble girl rung in
his ears and dropped upon his soul; and he imag.
ined heeOuld hear the prayers Of Mark Allen for
an honest industrious, hardworking man, and he
felt sure that Mark wonld pray for him. Surely,
the thought was blessed one. lglstf f7
But stop! Who gave that saving gifti Who
did that deed Of charityS
"By the saints" murmured the old man, start
ing up in bed, al diditl Kate shan't pay me
one cent! Sbe shun't bless me Il she shall"
And Absalcm lay back upon his pillow, and in
the night he dreamed that Martha Allen was On
angel, and that she came to bless him. Il was a
sweet, cheering dream.
Two days afterwards, Kate proposed that they
should 80, and visit Mark Allen. "For," said
she, "our presence may cheer him."
And the old man finally consented togo They
reached the humble cot, and were welcomed in
by Martha. They found old Mark sitting in a
great stuffed chair which a neighbor had sent in,
and though he looked pale and wan, yet warm
smile suffdsed his face as he saw the visitors.
"Mr Burr" he said, while big tears stood in
his eyes, IL can never pay you for the noble
kindness you have shown to me- fmay at some
time pay the money. but cannot pay you all,
for the bare knowledge that have such a gener.
Gus friend to stretch out his saving hand in the
hour Of gloom and misery"
"Talk not Of money to me-" returned uncle
AbsalOm, earnestly and warmly. "If II served
you, am already more than repaid. The bless
ings Of man are cheaply purchased when 50 slight
sum can do it; and moreover, ! have been moro
than repaid in the very knowledge that have
been Of service to a suffering fellow"
Even Kate was surprised by this; but she
knew that it was real, and she was glad.
When they arose to depart, at the end Of an
hour, Martha followed them TO the door, and
there she blessed the old man again. He was
moved bya generous impulse, and he took
golden half eagle from his pocket and handed il
to her.
, 1858-09-03

twinkling in the old mans eye, which meant more
than ten dollars amounted to.
It was near the middle Of the afternoon when
uncle Absalcm returned, and under his arm he
carried small box, which he gave to Kate, say.
ing as he did so:
"Here, Kate, that is for you-the iirst present
from your uncle" There was a tear in bis eve
and his voice trcmbled, and when the bright eyed
girl kissed him he wept outright.
She hurried away to her little room and opened
the box. The flrst thing she saw was letter
directed to herself and in her uncle's hand writ.
ing. The next was neatly embossed ebony
easket, within which she found fine gold watch
and chain, with small locl,et attached within
which was found miniature of uncle Absaiom.
Below this was small blank book, and by look
ing into 1t she discovered that on that very day,
the sum Of three thousand dollars had been de-
posted in her name at eight per cent interest to
be drawn by her in whole or in part at will As
soon as she could see plain enough through her
tears, she opened her uncle's letter and read as
follows: te
-s2 % Nls June IS, Is-.
"MY DEAR KATE: Six months ago my heart
was all cold and hard, and closed to every kindly
emotion. Ldistrusted all my fellows, and saw no
good in humanity. Ny life path was dark and
gloomy, and chill night was upon my soul
But you came to me with sunlight and joy, and
BY your sweet music and gentle persuasons my
heart was opened, and the warn light Of love
entered, and since then some good has emanated
from that open heart And now to you who per.
formed the happy worl, j give the accompanying
as slight token Of my love for you and my ap-
probation for your many virtues But you win
not leave me. Perhaps at somo time you may be
called upon to enter new, holier partnership,
but ! beg Of you not to forget me. Tell the
happy man who may claim you, that you cannot
go without me for my life would be living
death without you. Your uncle, s
ast. va ssg G0ila ABskLoM BunRr
When Kate next met her uncle, her eyes were
red with weeping, and her cheeks were wet She
moved to his side, and as she kissed him she sim.
ply whispered, "God bless you'll win never
own home where you may not 60" q
When the-warm breath Of summer came, the
old man moved into good house, and ere long
afterward, Kate gave her hand to an honest, in-
dustriOus mechanic carpenter BY trade And
then came the business. Absaloin found the
funds, and Kate's husband found the skill, and
new houses went up in the thriving village. The
old man was busy now, and as bis simple ab-