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'iD III .D'!E "hTTLE MARKET.
wednesday, June 22d 1889. |

VI ni'rhot ss7 Cattle. about 700 Beevcs, and
lHf ''"r"'. consisting of Working Oxen, Cow.
c, two, ~ three years old. Market beef
u rn, per cwt. SO 25as rs LIST quality, 81 5on
U.s. second quality, G 5Oa Sc Is; third quality
90; ordi y. 90
Working oxen S75al00al5o per pair Cows
and calves a25n3oa45a6O. Yenrlings none. Two
years old 22a27; three years old s2sa33.
Sheen and Lambs 1878 at market Prices, In
lots, 81 75a2 Ooa2 so; Extra aud selections, SO 90
as 5oa4 25. Spring Lambs 8 0oa4 so.
Hides, 7lasto per lb.; Pelts, so 5oal 81 each
Calf Skins l2al3o. Tallow 7a7ic, Veal calve.
81 o0ae 00a7 90.
REMARKs.-The Market was rather inactive
to-day. Beef lower: extra and first quality Csc.
other grades soc per cwt. There wa. one lot OF
l6 from Windsor Co., Vt, sold by Messrs. Dudley
4 Pike to lIol len & Ballard for 81 cts. per h.,
nett. There wero very few Western premium
Cattle cold for $3.50 per cwt. Sheep dull, such
ms sold month since for &c wore sold today for
cts. per lb. Spring Lambs we're more plenty
prices lower.
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lied

At Lawrencevillc, y. Y, Mrs. Flavia Ferris,
aged SIS years. formerly of Williston, Vt
In Morgan june ?, VIM. II. Mansur, aged 81.
In W"h Randolph June s'h, Nr Sc, T. G.
Goodrich. aged GO.
In WnitsGeld, Iuue on, n 3D. t..,iIs..,' .'.,.iAn
aged 70.
In Calais June sta, Jr P.aaoi " -ae,;,
aged 2G.
67
In Rutland June llth, DIR. Azor Dihenan
agoG 81
In Barre, june 18th, David Leach, aged Gl
In Groton June l2th Thomas W. Stanlv, sed
In Duomerston, June 18th, Mr. Itbamnr Cham
berlain, aged 81.
In Brsttleboro' June l4th Mr. Charles II. Cane
aged Is
In Halifax, June 18th, Mrs. Berlla Plumb
aged 5s.
In Montpelier, june leth, Mrs Charlotte c. "
Wright, aged6 S. &.
In Randolph, June Il, Mrs Sarah 5. Mills,
aged IS.
In Windsor, juno 3th Mr- 0Ao -Aien, aged
II.
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TIE PERSIA ARRIVED
THE AUSTRIANs STILL RETREATING.

New YoRK, June, %.
The Steamship Persia arrived at this port
last evening.
The Austrians had withdrawn from Mar
ignano with the loss of 1900 prisoners, the
Austrians retiring across the AIDA. Gen
Gyulai's Official report of the Battle of Mag
enta says the AustrianS have lost in kill, d
and wounded 1000 to 5000 men. The loss
of the enemy is at least half as much again
Every line OF the report pr, we'd the heroic
power of the Austrans to Withstand the at
tack Of the enemy.
Latest accounts say the Allies were advance
ing from Milan and that Prussia showed
signs Of aiding Austria-that the Prussian
Army is to be mobilzed and Prussia will
soon take part in the conflict.
1t is also said that Prussia is negotiating
for the passage of troops through Germany.
The Austrians are at Lodi, upon which
place the Allies are advancing
Garihaldi was between Austrian forces at
Prescia
The Austrians lost at Marigano 1900
killed, and 1900 made prisoners. The battle
lasted nine hours.
Details Of the Battle of Magenta are slow
ly received and do not change the first COM
plexion. The losses were undoubtedly severe
on both sides 1t is reported, but not con-
firmed that Gyulal has been dismissed and
Hess appointed Commander in Chief.
The Austrians had retreated beyond the
river AIDA. Their headquarters were near
Cremona.
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he Italian correspondent Of the Provi-
be Journal, writing from Florence, says:
We may remain long enough in Italy to
he Austrians driven out and LOUIS Ma
ION crowned in the Cathedral of Milan,
he Basilica of St. Peter. The former 1t
nr ardent desire to witness. and if it is 10
we should have no objection to see the
er also. 1t is known that neither Louis
boleon nor Francis Joseph have yet had
r crowns put upon their heads by holy
DIS in the temple of God after the ancient
mn manner. Both are ambitious to be
hnted with holy oil by the hand of the
ar of Christ, and each is jealous that the
pr may receive such distinction. One
paid the price of Concordat, and the
Pr will purchase by keeping the Pope on
throne at the cost of only few thou
d bayonets. The priests say that the
y Father will crafty neither that he is
to lower his Office to the grade Of IN
hbishop, simply to crafty every upstart
ereign that comes along. But, however
bay be in the one case, it is pretty certain
Iouis Napoleon insists, that the poor Pope
have to submit. The adventurer of two
RS ago, has become more powerful than
who traces his hereditary authority
ough line as ancient as that ofthe apos-
! 10th century has broken the SAGE dot i
II which the subtle incantations of the
|urch have so long continued to hold around
chief. Ecclesiastical terrors have ceased
hlarm even Catholic potentates and States.
tead Of pontiff, in the pride of his power
ttlng his foot upon the necks of kings, we
sovereigns, strong in the might of power,
post grasping at the threats of popes. An
lress to the Hungarian soldiers in the Aus
pm army has been circulated, 1t declares
1T the Italians and IIungarians are COM
hions in oppression, and brothers in suffer
K, and invites them to make common cause
the present struggle for freedom and indie
ndence. II may be that the appeal will
reach many of the poor soldiers, as Aus
an an despotism watches everywhere with q
ilon eyes. 1t would seem rs if the pres
would be favorable moment for the
ingarians in Hungary to make another
ort for the freedom of their country. now
at the oppressor is beset with 50 MANY dif.
ulties. Hungary contains one-third Of the
pole population of the Austrian emnire
d it may be that those eleven millions NAV
jain trample upon the neck otthe double,
AIDED Hapsburg eagle
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rrrvFyER spEvcrR.s ESTATE.

n FRENCH neru'v Clerk
J.. Z. WrLBrR, Attorney for Plaintiff w52w.
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STATE CONVENTION.

A State Convention of the RErrnticA>
PATTY of Vermont. will he held at Brattl,.
poro in the County Of Windham. on Tues
lay, the TWELFTH DAY OF JULY. 1850
ft lo O'Clock, a. NJ, for the purpose of nom.
mating candidates to be supported at the
fnsung election for the Offices of Governor
lieutenant Governor and Treasurer.
a lull representation of those opposed to
he present rro-slavery Administration, from
u tho Counties in the State, is esnccol,v
|csrable.
Juno eth, 1859. LIE. Cu,rrrxnrx IN
7. f. " ooDBRrDGE, :
A. L. MINER, -
CHARLES CUMMINGS, ; E
DANIEL NEEDHAM,
ELISHA WHITE. :
ALEXANDER RIDDLE ;
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Sir James Ciarke's Celebrated Female Pills. p
pared fro. prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE! NJ D
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This all those painful and dangerous disease. tc
cure ofhe female constitution is subject limo.
derates all excess and removes all obstruction.
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. II will, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears tho Gov
eminent stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun
terfcits.
AU7ION.-Th,se Pills should not be taken Jy
females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy, a, they to bring on Msear
rage, but a, any other time they are saft
In cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pal
pitation Of the heart Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect euro when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, calomcl, anthony or anything hurt
full to tho constitution.
Full directions in tho pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
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CLate l.. c. Baldwin & Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
u. B.--Sl,OO and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure n bottle, con-
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FREE LABOR IN yIssorR,.

| ia. - mi. II
-',"'' democrat June l"l
= we noticed at the time, the triumph OF
~ il'oor IN otc' "enevlevc, in the election
olo' r. o. 'anes' ESQ, to the mayoraty
81 ~ '',Hl nncItht city We could not overrate
.ne circumstance as sign OF the revolution
u! uPI''i1 al! Whlch Is silently advancing in the
ItItc. Inc southeast has long been strong
i lloiI u p!o's'aVery prejudice. Most OF the
iIC'L lVcians IN that region are ardent
ue'otlea ol higgerlsm. Its representatives
III III lllc Legislature, and executive county
o,icols' M, are with lew exceptions, OF that
clu l: l ne same may be said OF its represen-
td,NeS III congress. 1t Is therefore cheer
iul augury to sec the dawn Of light in such
a quarter.
The inaugural message Of Mr.. St. James
VIII be found in another column, and glance
at 1T Will satisfy the reader that it is a Free
s9li manifesto. Its author is alive to the
change OF opinion which is taking place--the
change OF opinion to be followed BY a change
IN the institutions Of the State. He has the
bodness to avow what he has had the sagac-
ity to discover. We can easily imagine the
sensation which the Message must have pro-
dnced amongst the dwellers in Sleepy Hollow
The recommendation to encourage immigra-
ton by extending protection and sympathy
10 immigrants from the North, is highly
Judicious., No sing lie agency contributes 50
much TO the prosperity OF W estern Cities, as
the labor, skill and capital Of the immigrants
VINO settle in them. Mr.. St. James states
that no such preudices against free white
I' as characterize other river towns in
MI sour, are tolerated in Ste Geneviuve
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The Great Musical Bazaar
4 Y D
NJ U SIC STOR E.

" W. PARTRIDGE. having lust returned
w from Boston and New York now offer.
tho largest and best assortment OF SHEET
mDNIE botl now nd old; the best assortment o.
SINGING BOOKS. both sacred md secular
with INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all kind, al
Musical Instruments Singing Thorough Bass nd
harmony. Of tho most approved kinds that can be
found north Of tho cities.
Aso tho lnrrcstnnd most com 'ctn assortment of
MUSICA L INSTR UMENTS. Dc.
rintes; Flntc-Faroiett'; Octave Flutes; Picolos
tlfes and Flngoletts; Violins; Guitars from the
best makers-ns Martin, Hall & Son, &c; Dulci
nors; Banios and Tambornes; Tuning Forks and
tuning lIammors Clarionetts and Clarionett
tcedS; Accordcons; Flutinas; all kinds Of Strings
tor stringed Instruments; Violin Bows, Bridges.
Pegs, Finrerboards and Tail pieces, Bow hair and
hosln; Wood and Paper Boxes for Guitars and
victims; Tenor and Small Drums; Galvanized
fntta Percha and India-rubber Covers for Pianos.
Piano Stools
Arrangements arc mado for kccpinr and selling
PIA NOS from tho following Manufacturers viz;
ChlckERlNG Son; WV. p EMERSON; T. GtLBEnr
y Co.; WooDwARn& BRowv; J. W Vosr: A. w
LAbp " Co.; tBostop, Mass.); 10 y. DuS1AM:
llAzEtroN IL BRos; LrGur. NEWTON & BRAnpupy:
HAYES 4 BRorHERs; SrEtSwAY6 Sons; RAVEN
BAcoS Co; BRAryARb & oGprS; (Nem York;
BoARnuAS, GRAY Co. (Abapy); J. b. RAND;
(Coucord. ". H.
UELOD CONS from all the best Manufactur.
rrs.
All Of the above will be sold CHEAPER THAN CAV
DE- BouGnr in this vicinity, and At io,rcr than CITY
prices.
Our receipts Of Music, every two months are,
probably, more than the entire stock Of any dealer
In TINS vicinity, and persons ordering from us will
generally have thor orders filled at sight and not
be under the necessity of waiting till thew can he
obtained from the city.
Secondhand Pianos to Rent and for Salc also
takon in exchange for new Pianos at fair price
Sheet Music sent to any part Of tho country
postage paid, on receipt of the marked price. Or
ders solicited and satisfaction warranted. Call be-
fore You buy, where you can get what you want
at College street, two doors east of Z. Lymans
Dry Goods Store.
n. B.-NEW PIANOS just received
W. W. PARTRIDGE.
May Is. dayytf
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THE PREMIUM
VERMONT MOWER & REAPER,
twTLLARp & Rosgs pATryrA

l
| 1--WE attention NJ tho farminc nptIic T. ;r,;,od
| to fhe celebrated "Vcrmont Mover and poa,.
r, winch IS unsurpassed for simnlicitv durobii.
| NY, oohventcnce and oasc. md ,borop ,bros, oc
w VIZ, ',ome of tho points If excellence and M.
ou,.ar auVhnthre which this machine bns ovor
| others may BIO enumerated NJ follors. e
In having tho cnttcr-bnr hin,o1 70 ~ e... .
ms to adjust itself to tho nnovcrnn,, as 49, 10
| ground. u0'chneh OF tho
Having two drivinc wheels to drive tho ,r.,or,
II one Sins tho othor docs the work, 0"''e''
When the machine is moved IN tho rich, 80 ~.
the knives nrc kept in motion By oao or tho al. ~.
Of the driving wheels, er
II en- be oiled and thrown In or out NJ -e,r and
his seat. aug
Tho whole weight Of the mnchinoi. on the wheel.
where 1t is required to give power to tho stroke
of THO knives ~
When the machine Is backed the knives cease In
vihratc. consequently back AWAY from obstruc.
t'ons without danger ofhreatirg the knives
=, Inc machine cnts on tho right, and Is ceared 20
that 3i'he- oxen or horses can he used
Tho cnttcrbnr being hinged to tho machine ran
oe n1cked un without removing bolt or scrcw
, nc cuttor-bar can he raised Is mr. 20 inchc- en-
inc farmer can gather his grags.ecd before he
mows his eraqs If ho chooscs
The cuttNr-hnr is easily raised By lever which
~ very convenient, when coming IN the ,rner If
the land. When rai7c1 tho machine can be
turned as short as you please or n over the n,own
grass
The machine is mostly iron, and very sirnple in
vs. cons'ructon-n boy can manage it with easo
MaHeabie Tr9r -
u has M side drn6.
We desire that every farmer wishing 10 pur.
chase n moving machine, should ser tho Vernon.
Mower. and test lis g9of gpqihct. We are conf
dent 1t will please them, and that there is r7ns
bt't'r It IL built Of tho best matoriaI. and in n
thorough, workm7uikc manner. It l. varr,ntc1
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ONE DAY LATER
I Il o NJ Ell Il OPE.
TRIUMPHANT ENTRANCE OF THE ALLIES
INTO MILAN.
Paria Evacuated By the Austrians.

New YORK. June 81.
The steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool.
June oth, via Queenstown 9th, passed the
Hook this morning. Her advices from Lon
don by telegraph to Queenstown are one day
later than those by the Anglo Saxon. There
are no further details of the great Battle of
the 4th, and no accounts Of any further
conflicts, Napoleon and the King of
Sardinia made n triumphant entrance
into Milan on the 9Th of June. They were
both received with most enthusiastic and ex-
travag mt demonstrationIfjoy. The Austrian,
had evacuated Pavia. A des patch from Viena
of June Sth says "Milan was evacuated by
the Austrians on Sunday" The Imperial
functionaries have Withdrawn to Verona.
At Il meeting of tie Atlantic Telegraph
Company on the 8th, it was decided to ac-
cept the offer of tho English Government
and to raise Immediately the requisite new
capital.
There was decline on the Paris Bourse
on the 9Th, Occasional by the rumor that
the French and Sandman troops had received
severe check in Itlly 1t was currently
reported that the King of Sardinia had been
defeated
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GRACE ON HIS TRAvELs.-A correspondent,
the Boston Journal, travelling Pixies
k-ward in company with Mr.. Greeley,
IS the following
admirable travelling companion is Mr..
eley, with an inexhaustible fund of hui
GUS experience and nirthful anecdote. n
osophy that neither frets or grumblcs at
Pyances, and an always benignant coun-
nce. radiant with clear conscience, n
ID digestion, and abundance of the milk
human kindness. Occasionally, when
sing rivnlets on foot, he sinks in mire to
knees, but maintains his serenity undis-
ped. In amusing the marvellous little
b." he shames her mother altogether. in
use of "baby talk" and other seductive
to captivate infant affections To-day
net party Of returning Ohio emgrants
had mired their wagon in a slough
which their weary cattle were unable
ktricate it. He gave few common-sense
ctions about using the spade, and then
hold of the lever and pried at the wheel
vast deal of vim. Meanwhile, one Of
emigrants having learned something of
profession, asked
What New York paper are you connected
B. sir ?"
The Tribune"
oh, yes; you're with Greeley, are you ?"
Yes. SIR was the dry reply, the editor
hwhilc Juggling away like an Irish la
r. Just as the wheel was extricated
, one came along who recognized the old
fe coat, and made its owner known to
crowd. think never saw men more
zed.
lmost every train we meet contains some
who recognize him, and the emigrants
around and scrutinizo him, as if he
the seventh wonder of the world. But
frday, on the outskirts of crowd, Il
or stolid-looking man asked of me:
Stranger, is that John Greeley, those
ws are talking SO much about?H
No sir, that's Horace"
liorace--Horace Greeley-who is he?"
Editor of the Tribune"
Which ?"
Editor of the New York Tribune"
What's that?"
A newspaper published in New York, )"
No never heard of it before
My friend" asked /, "where were you
ed?'"
In Missouri"
he explanation was satisfactory.
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II ark is.
BOSTON MARKET.
reported for the Free Press by
Nj, II. W q q n
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
81 and 80 SoUIH MARKET ST.,
BOSTON.
PRODUCE. BUrrER.-The demand for Butter
continues quite moderate, but there is no material
change to notice in the prices since our last The
receipts nave been light but the market continues
to be well supplied with all kind. The sales have
been at l7alSc for good, choice and extra NewYork
and Vermont, and locals for common. Canada
Ohio, and other Western is selling at eal7c pcr h.
as to quality, including poor to good.
CHEEsE.-In Cheese there is no change The ,uo
ply Of prime quality i. light, but with poor arti
Gle the market is overstocked. The sales have
ranged from 3a9c as to quality, good article sell.
ing at 9a9;e per Id.
BEASs.-White Beans remain quite steady with
further sales at Use asl for common; 81 2Oasl 80
for blue pod, and 81 40asl rs for extra pea and
marrow. Canada Peas are steady Mt 81 Is per bu
GRAIN.--l In Oats very little doing. Northern and
Canada are held at &c. but have been in limited
demand at that price; and Prince Edward Island
are dull at i3a4sc per bu. In Rye the sales have
been small! Mt 81 per bu.
WooL.-Thc market for domestic Wool remains
witt out change with moderate sales In Newly ork
says the Shipping List, Texas wool is arriving in
considerable quantities, and unwashed fleece free
| from burs, find purchasers at 22a2sc Foreign
saws the Commercial List, tho market has been OK.
ceedingy fiat. few lots of tho new clip have been
received from the West but neither the dealers OF
manufacturers manifest any disposition to operate
in the present unsettled state of affair. abroad and
tho increasing stringency of tho money market
at home sales Of 1 and blood at 4Sai6c, cash
June 81, 1859.
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BUTTER, CHEESE, PRODUCE
COMMISSION HOUSE,

81 and 80, South Market St.. Boston.
Having removed my location from City Wharf,
u take this method to inform my consignees
and all others interested particularly in the salo
| OF Butter and cheese in t is market, that I am
prepared to offer them increased facilities for doing
| their business and would solicit consignments.
heing FULLY sensible that owing to the competition
| ana Ligh prices paid for Produce in the country
| the profits are small, after deducting expenses,
| therefore shall make my Commission charges
low, and with my facilities, low rents and small
expenses, | am enabled, and shall make nv COM
mission charges At n low rate in particular for
the larger and regular assignments.
have Cash capital and other Cash facilities
Country Produce Of all kinds received and sold
on Commission. Wool do not sell
Liberal advances made on consignments
Account sales ard remittauces made promptly
My personal and prompt attention given 10 all
business entrusted 10 my care
Store location one Of the very best
Cellar the best in my experience for Butter
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable
REFERENCES.
For my present Commercial standing I refer
you TO
Charles Ellis, ESQ, President Howard Banking
Co, Boston.
William Hilton, Esq, Boston
- Charles Lane Esq, Boston, Director Bank
North America.
6. y. Seymour, Esq, ogdensbureh, New York
I. B. Allen & Son, Ogdensburgh, ". Y.
H. B. Sowles, Esq, st. Adams, VT.
For my personal and business reputation in thi
City, refer you to
James N, Beebce, ESQ, Merchant
Alpheus Hardy, Esq.
Bingham Joy Co., Produce.
Samuel Walker / Co.. Produces.
Converse. Harding / Co., Merchants.
Jewett, Tibbetts L Co., Merchants
Porter & Demmon, Provisions.
Stone Eldredge. Provisions.
NJ, F. WOOD.
June J, 1859. WITT
P. 5. If these statements and references are
satisfactory trust any consigneo will not be dis,
appointed.
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. EXTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Mass. Canital, Sl5O.O0O
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TWO NEW BOOKS,
BY HENRY WARD BEECHER,
NOW ready and for sale at the Bookstores.

Plan and Pleasant taik about Fr,Gts Fiooers and
Farming One handsome limo, price 81 rs.
Ne~' aud Experiences Of Religious Subjects, One
neat l2mo, price 81 25
+-+The above arc the first books offered directly
from Mr.. Beecher, since his famous volume Of
" Star Papers" They arc we'll worthy Of the pen
of the popular Preacher, Orator and Writer. Co.
pies will be sent by mail, post paid, receipt of
price.
N. B. Agents wanted in all parts of the country
to sell Henry Ward Beecher's Works. Address.
DERBY & JACKSON, Publishers,
w52wl ll9 Nassau st., New York,
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The Great Eastern Menagerie

"ill exhibit at Burlington, between College
w and Main Streets, by Leavcnworth Block,
July I'd ana ith. Afternoon s. Evening.
This Consolidated Establishment is by far the
Largest Collection Of Living w Animals in
America, and includes the greatest ovelty ever
In any travelling Menageric in this country
A BABY LION!
lso great variety Of Lions. Tigers, Leopards,
Hyenns, &c, togsther with Grand Entertainment
by Reynolds Great Troupe! All Mt ono price Of
Admission; For full particulars, time, &c, see
Mammoth Posters and small bills posted In cvorv
con'piouous place in town. Tickets Is cts. Chill.
dren Holt Price. juno q. dAwlw
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great modification violently Missed WI en-
the performance was over, by way of conso-
lation, Handel made him the following speech :
Il am very sorry.very sorry, for you indeed
my dear sir but 20 back to your church in
de country God will forgive you for vour
bad singing desc wicked people in London.
dev will not forgive YOU. >"
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FARM TO LET.

Any ons desiring to obtain the lease Of q farm
Of us ncros OF improved land now under good
cultivation, with wood land and suitable farm
buildings in the town Of Sholburne, VT, may have
nm orportunityt to do SO by applying to this Of.
fec.
None but parties of unquestonnblc responsible
ity need npply. wifi
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AXE CHAMPLAIN.-We learn that the
fmer Canada was placed on the line
tween Whitehall and Rouses Point, on
hday last, giving, for the remainder OF
season, morning and evening boat each
y. The Montreal is to be laid up, and
veteran " Commodore" Lot Chamber
is promoted to the command of the
DADA. The Canada is the finest boat on
Lake. and under Capt. Lot, of course
~ thing will be "lovely."