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MILL OWNERS, iTTEND.
J. D. CHASE & SONS,
Practical
Iuachdoists, M1l~r{ghts aud Iron
k0uRders.
WEST CONCORD, VERMONT

Z RE now manufacturing TO order aud keep
~ constantly Oh haud VIZ "A new and in
roved Kind OF Iron Water Wheel Of variou,
sizes from "A 70 - inches, warranted 70 run pef-
iectlv well under back water and viii not freeze.
Also Circular, Board Mills Of various sizes. $50
embracing many valuable inprov 1nrnJ~, clap.
board and shingle machines Of different kinds
and sizes. CvliHdeT pI4ners, vertical, side AID
claphOard planners. Matching bearing rnnrtcmg
and ttnonlng machines. Wood turning Iathes OF
varou. kinds and lies. Pail and tub makers
athes and machines comp etc. A new and lml
proved smutt machine and cracker corn Porta-
bic cider mill, circular and cross cutl wood saw,
iHgmachines. Shaifings and puileys and saw
arhors with independent balance and hanger and
box Large box stoves Of various sizes. Also.
repairing and job work Of all kinds dome at shOr
notice Also, make surveys tor dams and mill
sites, and construct lumber mills, grist mills, aud
starch mills complete Also. dealers in Burr
mill stones, dutch Uolting cloths, castSteel saws
Of every description. leather and india rubber
betting, lace leather, belt hooks, rivetts cement.
&c. which we will sell at manufacturers market
prices Thus making great saving 10 consum
err by purchasing Of as. Circulars, or imlorS
nation, giving particular description OF any Of
the above articles sent gratis on application by
mil, and all orders by mail or otherwise VIII REL
( ceive prompt attention. Purchasers will do well
to enquire Of US at least before purchasing.
West Concord, Jan. IA, 1859. 8
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LIQUoR SEIzURE.-Deputy Sheriff
Morse upon warrant issued by Justice
John Bacon I'd. upon complaint.searehed
the premises Of E. j. Stiles Of ST. Johns
bury East, last week on Friday, and sez-
ed number Of gallons of liquor, and
took it in charge. Stiles appeared before
court, plead guilty upon two counts, and
paid fine and costs, amounting to $50
Calsdonian.
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SPECIAL NOTICE! !

FENiiE subscriber has made arrangements and
keeps constantly hand those lhreshing
Machines thar have taken the premium over
cry Machine that they could bring against it in
The State Of New York. for threshIng aud clean
ing grain. The subscriber has had great expe-
nence IN threshing with ali kinds of Machines
and can safely say that he challenges the world
10 do as good work and so much of il as he Can
with o. Westinghouse's Railway Machines Man
uiactured N Schenectady n. Y. The subscriber
keeps constantly on hand and will furnish on
short notice any quantity Of those Machines 4,
reduced prices. Please call and examine the Ma
chine before purchasing elsewhere. The sub
scriber won d refer those that are in want Of Ma
chimes ia +. Jones, G. Lambteare who can truly
appreciate the difference between this Machine
and several different kinds they have employed
the year before The subscriber viii pay SIS 90
for every pint of grain that goes oyer in the
straw when il is properly Managed.
/ 10 All sell will put up aud warrant them
! to work.
JOSEPH C. PARMENTER.
| Lowell Vt. q
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VIII you see her, sir?
I shrank from the very thought.
She has a-ked for you, sir; do not de-
ny her request. Hearing that you cam
from America, she entreated me to bring
you to her. promised that | would.
I viii 20 then
Up the cool. wide. matted stairs, he led
me into a chamber oriental in its branil-
ful furnishings, it. chaste magnifcence.
There, balcreclining in wide, easy
chair-a costly shawl Of lace thrown over
her altenuated shoulders the rich dress
ing gown, ciinging. and followed to the
ravages sickness bad made--sat one
whose great beauty. and once gentle gifts,
had made the light and loneliness Of sa-
cred home.
Bot now o pity! pity!
The eyes only retained their lustrr !;
they were wolnlly sunken. The blazing
fire, kindlcd at the vitals, burned upon
her sharpened cheeks, burned more fierce
|ly, more hoily as she looked upon my
face. could think no more Of anger
II could only say to myself,
%! how sorry am for you
She knew, probably, by her husbands
manner, that / was aware Of their cir
e cumstances.
Her first question was,
Are you going back to America, sir?
{ The hollow voice startled me. l seem
ed to see an open sepulchre.
0 I told her that it was not my intention
to return at present.
d 90. then who will take my little cir
b back to her fatherF' she cried, the tear
g falling. / am dying, and she must 9,
= back to him! 1t is the only reparation
e. can make-and little enough, oh littl
enough, for the bitter wrong have don
them
L hoped, sir, you might see him., sh
added a moment after, checking her sob.
W i hoped you might tell that his image
before the from morning till night, as
know he must have looked when the fir
j. shock came. Oh, sir, tell him my stor
VI warn, oh warn everybody. Tell biz
Pr have suffered through the long, lon
hours, these many years all, God onI
d knows how deeply
VI Mary, you must control your feeling.
said my host gently.
.' Let me talk while l may was the al
~ swer. Let me say that since the day
e. left my home, have not seen a sing
&c hour Of happiness. 1t was always
10 eome-aIways just ahead-and here
o'' what has come-ihe grave is opening Al
- here I must 90 to judgement. 0, he
ne bitterly have l paid for my sin. Forgi
me,-O my GOd,-iorglve.'
It was a solemn hour,that which | spe
by that dying penitent. Prayer she
~, tened to-she did not seem tojoin-or
she did, she gave no outward sign. 1
morse bad worn away all her beauty,ev
more than illness. She looked to the
w ture with despairing kind Of hope a
but feeble faith.
Reader, that misguided woman Of c.
on lies beneath The stately branches
" the palm-tree. Her sweet child ne
met her father in her native land. s
sleeps under the troubled waters of +
great wide sea. Where the betrayer W
NO. ders cannot tell, but wherever it Is tn
IS no peace for him. How often ri
that hollow voice in my ear Tell
my story! Warn, 0 warn everybody
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FLOUR! FLOUR

NETCALF, MCCLELLAN & Co. would res
4'A peeuul announces to the cir ztns Of Or
lean. County, that they are manufacturing, nud
keep constantly Oh hand, Flour from western
wheat Of the best euaiity. winch they will eel
a. low as caii be bought % this vicinity, in large
or small quantities Also shorts, Bran and ohel
eoane feed on reasonable terIas. Give us 3 cal
and try hume manufactures.
1 Clover, jar. 90. 1859. s4
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FARM FOR SALE.

DUKSUANT to License Of Probate Court.
u viii sell al Public Auction or the premises,
the farm owned by George W Randall, lat. Of
Charleston. in Orleans County, deceased. On
Tuesday The sih day Of March next at / O'clock
p. N. AID farm consists OF 90 acres Of valaa-
bic, with convenient dwelling house aud out
buildings. and is situated within one and hall
miles Of the pleasant and thrifty village Of Vest
Charleston.
JULIUS C. OLIVER, Executor.
Charleston, February 10Th, Is59--5v8
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M ON u M NJ S
EXAMINE OLE STOCK
ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.

DRoBATE Courts will be holden at th Pro
bate Office 10 Irasbnrgh on Thursdays G
each week for the year ensuing
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
lrasburgh, Dec. ], 1888.
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CARRIAGES.

p 0BERT 0RNE has just commenced the
Il a Carriage and sleigh making business in this
vllIag-, the building formerly occupied as the
Standard printing Office, where he purposes doing
All work IN his line that may be offered him.
Repair..s done to order in good style, and as
CdEAP as at any tther shoo. He will do All
other wn usually done in a country shop. He
Will also do sign and carnage painting.
Picture frames Of all sizes constantly kept on
hand.
70 He will always be found at his shop, night
/ and day.
Irasburgh, Sept. /. 1858. setf
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Notice

hereby given that after publication Of this
Ii Hoiiee tor six weeks application will be maize
to the Commissioner OF Pensions for the issue Of
duplicate Of Warrant No. IS. % act Of 1855 ist
sued TO Eunice Kendall widow Of Timothy Ken
dali. late -ol'!ier in the war Of the Revolution
the same having been lost, and cavert against
its location entered in the general Land Office.
dated the 25fh day Of January A. D. 1853
JOHN 2. SARILE, Airy. for Heirs Of Eunice
Kendall. kVe
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Would respectfully inform the citizens Of IIasi
buroh and vcinIrv, that he has opened a shof
over W Nye's store, for the manufacture O.
III H ds Of
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.


GEoRsKrowN, Jan. IS, 1850
The Democratic Convention composrd NJ sx.
delegates from each Of the four election precincts.
assembled at Forrest Hall last mig hi. 70 nomi-
nate candidate 10 De supported by the ,rtv ~
the ensuing election. DR.. George NJ sethoron
pointed Secretary. Upon a call OF the roll eyerv
delegate from each precinct answered 10 his
name A ballot was then gone into which re-
suItea IN the unanimous nomination Of R r.
Clawioru, Esq e, the present Incumbent COM
mlttee was then appointed, consisting of Me,.r,
w. Clabaugh, r. Petit, John NJ stake ana
Richard Walker, to wait upon Mr.. Crawford
AMI inform him Of his nomination The com
mittee soon returned with the candidates elect
who was introduced TO the meeting bv = w
Jones, Esq. MIR. Crawford then addressed the
convention al some length in his usual hspnv
style, Sxhortiug them TO union and actiyity' IA
ptdglng himself to cooperate with and use hi.
pest EFFORTS to carry out the views and principles
o. Sa me party Perfect harmony and the very beet
Mr.. Thos. Cissel, carpenter, Is now engaged
remodeling and undermining the pulpit on fbs
Bridge street DIR Bocock's) Presbyterisn church.
1t Is TO be considerably lowered, and other alter
atlons made which will contribute cop,ider,hlv
10 the ease and comfort OF the preacher. Other
alterations are TO he made in the location OF a
portlon OF the pews, which will increase the
comfort and convenience Of the congregation
Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, John
DIXON, ESQ was united In marriage this morn
ing al NE meInodlst parsonage by the Rev Or.
Immediately fer the North a bridal tour
The local reporter of the IntelIicsncer Is mis-
taken IN saying that half the aldermen are TO b.
el-cted al he approaching election. The whole
board Is elected at the same time. They were
elected last year, and consequently hold over
until the fourth Monday in 1850
The Hour market, under the Northern news
has been quite buoyant, and steadily ADVANCING
for several days past. The stock IN FIRST hands
beng unusually light, there is but very little Of
fering in the market, and holders manifest but
Ilttle anxiety To sell We note a sale, since our
last report, Of Some 800 barrels good canal .up-r-
nur brands al $ 90; doubtless a shade above
these figures could he obtained for the same
brand this morning. Wheat has also considsra-
Oily advanced: good qualities Of Ted, readily
command 81 25asl %, and white 81 3SssI so
Small quantities Of corn, coming in by wagons
sc az al 75as0c for white and yellow
The schr Arctic, Hicks, laden with -four tai
low, DC by McCobb Dodge, sailed YESTERDAY
for New iork. The schooner Fleetwood, Burr
laden with -four, by the same house will sail
for the same port to-day or tomorrow morning.
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.

DJ DhRNhR IL q bUChEl GeOrgetOWn.
GOVERNMENT SALE or STEAM EN-
NJ CINE. Tools, IMPLEMENTS, LusBER. Ma
cHlNskY, IRON, STEEL, FURNITURE &c, BIZ ORDER
OF CAPT. NJ c. MICS, ENGINEsR OF TaE WASH
ING, nth instant az 10 pollock we will sell. at IN.
government Warehouses. on Water street. ear the
Fish Wharf, Georgetown, the Tools, Machinery,
ASueduot. We name in part WI
Portable Steam tnEins, Boilers, in frst-rate or
der, Is horse power,
of cost $1,000,
A complete set IF Brick Masking Machinery, with
. all the Pullies, Shaftings, &o.,
Brick- mou ding Machine,
blacksmIths Portable FORCES, Bellows,
hnvils, Blocks. Hammers, as, all comp etc
Brick, Dirt, and stone Whee barrows
MachiI and Handbarrow, Grindstones
Spring Trucks, Picks, Shovels, and Mattox
Striking and Concrete Hammers and Sleoges
Carpenters Benohes, Vices, Tools
SPint Levels, Double and Single Books, Rope
India Rubber Hose, shsfting and Pgllies
Old Cast, Wrought and Scrap Iron
NagoRs, Ploughs, Dirt Scoops
Drills, Crowbars, rarnPInS irons
shanty from Bridge No. 5, which 10 q large build
staIways, and ali complete.
large Cement House, and ] or other Shanti.s,
Cooking. Ten plate, and Once Stoves
Tables, Benches, Bedsteads
Srockery and Tin Ware; Knives and Forks
Blankets, Comforts, Bed Ticks
u ON Pots, Cooking Utensils
Buckets, Cloaks. Lanterns, Lamps
Oh. Paint, Washing Soda
S M,,s Tea. Pepper, and other Groceries D..
WIN large lot OF Lumoer and Timber, Rope,
.s II .ia che e b ss II he .ss 81. that
worthy the attention OF Builders. Maohinsts. Far
mers. Contractors, and others.
rs " BARNxRD Z IGcREE;Y. Auot'r..
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DIED.,

On the cath of January, JESSE son of Peter and
Mary +; Hepburn. aged q months.
Friends o. the family are resp .otfully invited to
attend his funeral TO- morrow the 2sth instant at
o clock.
On the 2s iustant, at his fathers residence JO-
SEPH r.. son Of Thomas and Catharine Crowp, in
tho SYST year OF his age. May he rest in peace.
suddenly, on the evening of the s4th instant. Mrs.
Ess. Nv
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
funeral at her late residence, corner of Pa. avenue
ana "a street east, on Thursday, January nth, at
On tho 18th instant. in Williamsburg, Va of
pneumonia, Mrs: ELIZABETH SrODDERT
EWELL, the widow Of the late DR.. Thomas Ewell,
and tho daughter OF the late Bepjamn Stoddert
hrst Secretary of the Navy in the 18th year OF her
On the 18th instant, at 4 O'Clock a. M, JOHN
CDUPER DOM, second son of John v and Mar
saret 3 Dom. aged years months. and u days.
ne funeral VIII taks place from the reside ace OF
his grand -Iather. H. D. Cooper, on LIST street he
tween l. and NJ on WedDe,d-y afternoon, at o'n'k.
invited.
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Haltimare NIarLefs

BALTIMORE, Jan. Is Flour is very frm; How.
ard street and Ohio IS as
Whestis buoyant; white 81. 4OasI so; red 81 IS
asIt0
Corn Is firm; yellow 7sa79.; white &c.
Provisions are Quit II former rates
Whisky Is dull 1t Z:
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ST. LOUIS, Jan q Santa Re d.,,. a -
have been received. Peace has been eonsI,,S 20
with the Navajo Iadians ei"ueo
TIE Neosho mail arrived at Santa Fe on IN. "a
having been detained bv the slow movement. %
Lieut. Beale's party. They met no hostile \,
dians, but stgrs " an sp roach hing outbre.t W..
daily visible. They were evidently ouly d,terr.a
~ The strength OF the mail company's force
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The Louisiana senatsrshtp.

ID WV ORLEANS, Jan. 23.-Advices from Baton
49, To- night state that no nomination for Sen
eyeninn Se. oeen erscted. On the last ballot this
SsI1hg senator Benjamin was dropped and Mr.
nsl ,gs ked votes Of a nomination.
mai !. n.,,.n " ,n both Messrs. BENJAMIN and
On ,ha go, cause their respective friends TO unite
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Louisiana S....

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. - AT Baten Roug. n
a aa 'ne democratic legislative oaucu. had
..iHnseoho ballot Tor senatorial candkd,,s
Mt. BenJamln Yves two votes ahead of an. fo,,
candidates. The caucus ad journed TN Mona,,
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NEw York, Jan. IS Flour is arm: State
50 OJas5 25; Ohio Sc Loose 30; Southern as 7Os IS
30. Wheat is buoyant; Southern white 81 IS
Corn IL firm; newvellow Sic miKeds7c
Pork Is firm; mess sl7 .62H for old and SIS I2S
SIS % for new
Lard is steady at 1Ixstoc
Whisky is buoyant al 27s27Ec
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Freur Havana

Nkw ORLEINs, Jan. 22.-The Havana paper.
OF the 18th publish the statement that Geh r..
neau hsd offered Gov. Concha SIS, 600 900 to de.
clare Cuba Independent. Threats were being
made TO massacre any American conspirators
who may be discovered
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Heavy Rahherw

CLEvELASp. Jan. u On Friday night IN.
treasurer Of Coshocton county was robbed OF
$50 600, including 81 600 in Baltimore and Mary.
land bank notes.