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F OR S ALE.

a FINE cottage rekitence on STU hnsbury plain
NTt situated on MIin street, about ten min
utcs walk from Messrs. Fairbanks scale works
and depot. l. convenient for \ man doing business
on the Plain or at Paddocks Village, II Is n
well built house. convenient for one or two fani
lies has II good rooms. two cellars and outbuild-
inas a well Of good water with a chain pump and
a cistcrn Of son water.
The barn was fitted up two years ago in good
order for stablingS horses, and new carriage
house built At the same time. There is one acre
Of excellent land and the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont.
P.S. The village people have built one Of their
large cistens nppssic the place this fall which is
very convenient In case Of fire.
The owner having len town is anxious to sell.
and will sell NJ a bargain.
For further particulars enquire Of Russell Hal
lett near the premises.
iSif CHARLES sHATTUCK.
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FLAMING w DIRK,
A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN rATENTs
r. H. EDDY. solicitor Of PATENTS.
ND I Z Psiont Om1t WAsIluE Ion. Uu1
ILn Al NJ lLL.L

Late Agtnt gftut y Patent om's "Ashlhs'"N'H"'''
,AJs - Yrrss5s ., 49, me- -, 81 ff isn, year.
S Ans5ag 'i'.a's ,,s,.iS s n,,s sst,. .o d.
Great hriiau, frsn.s, amt other nfrF ,ululr1 -
inaf atsut gyrc,rtri On fbrra terms. sud 9TH ~.
patch Hessarcpcs rnir into hinru,n tw.,ln su's,
and legal or other advice rendered u al mott
tonalns he saie c!les Of ne ,'am. q. ~, r-,i,
iii, Rgesy /. not ony NJ, ntscrtiu New England but
silius MS lAisntahiy e IN, enl.,s NJ
onefsd them cisrW here me Ieatnoplss heluv HNsu
prove that nome 4, host Ngc'E atT AZ tss 49, "
rcr then hs sgb,efiher .nd A. 2grsr = ~ 80, ~
hAs abundant reason 10 believe and prove m h'h
cetsn tnuderatc The nsus0 practice Of the sul.crct
iurius twenty years pact he's cnans MN 20
luretion q lines tons sud uhrla
- -.-GA - ~ aii4 lliA5- ~ lA.A
In thr Vuitsd states aud Europe him able he,oad
question 10 Oucr superior cs nr ohtaininE paients
tent usual great delay there. are here 'Ays9n
'Cniora
Tc.tironiah.
a rersri NJ Hd, one " the most capable md .uo-
.tsul prA ttiour With whom have had unislA inter
CHAs MASON" Commi',ioucr of Patents.
u havs hesitation In Assuriag inventor that they
cannot employ ps' sa9 more s3nei9n, sna %
seizure r,r t',n ram and favorable consideration at
"" EnMIND HuREE." Late Couni,.ionsr of Patents.
"Boston Felrusr, A. lsss.
NJ u Eddy has made for me rillRrEEN applioatiou.
o ~ o n.y. now psdin1 sneh annl.tAta6ls proof OF
sst talent and ahy hts part leads NE .,
hsS be Of havng thc most hhthiul sienon BE-
flowed on III, cases and s oIi rSs
PROM sept i7ih 1857 lTth. isSs,h- ~ubsctlbrr
IL SoSsS Of y, Eis "a EyRRT sae
q RDor.
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A GOOD UNDERSTANDING
Cheap for Cash !

FTNHE Aubscribcrs would ann ounce TO the public
u that they are just receiving large supply OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every desirable style and quality, for their
Wholesale and retail trade direct from the best
manufactures in Massachusetts, and Vermont.
which they offer at retail a. low as can be bought
in this or any other County in the state aud
At Wholesale as low as can be bought in Boston,
New York markets.
They continue TO manufacture to der great
variety Of warranted Boots andShoes, for Ladies
and Gentlemen OF excellent workmanship and out
Of the best quality Of stock.
Also constantly on hand for sale Kid and Goat
Stock. French Calf skins, shoe thread. nails Sc
They would return their acknowledgment for the
liberal patronage they have received, and respect
fully solicit continuance OF public favor
az Please call and examine for yourselves be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
ALLEN & BURPEE.
Railroad ST., st. JohnsbuTy, Sept. 2, 1883.
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FUR GOODS

Collected with great care, Judgment
- and long experience, bought with cash. and
will he scll cheaper than ran be purchased any
where else IN the STATE, and at yely much
WEIR PRI ES,
than they have been fsr several years past,
among which are Sable, Southern and Stone
Martin, Lynx, Russia Squirrel, Russia and Ger
man Fitch Capcs, Tippctts Cuffs, and MaGs.--
Ladies in town and the adjoining towns will do
well to visit my Fur Store, aud examine my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Also
COON. SEAL, AFRICAN LAMB \ BUFFALO
Coats, Buffalo Robes Nutra, Seal and otter
CAPS.-together with very large assortment of
Hats, Cloth aud Plush Caps, Trunks, NRlises,
Travelling Bags, Gents Furnishing Goods &c.
l. b. GORHANI
at the old place, opposite the st Johnsbury
House.
Cash and the highest prices paid for shipping
FurF. OF
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Huctioueer.

HAVING procured license a. Auctioneer !
I will attend TO the calls Of those that may
want INV services in that line. Also. to those
that have articles that they wish to dispose Of for
cash or on credit, will take orders ut the Pas
sumpsic House ; advertise the same, and sell on
Saturday Of each week. AARON FARNHAM.
st. JohnsbuTy, Dee. 10, 1858. 1918
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TIE hest NEW ENGLAND FAAI
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NC sprlngAeld w eel.ly RepublIoan

Puulifhed tycfy Saturday ~ hrEiNafttp hAast IN a
large quartz sheet ef the sire Ne rHdinr Nov Noff
papefs under editorial charge 81 Bfsvrt hostrs aud
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CARRIAGE WORK.

cEllIE- -...s--fs.,-s- l...is,s rented ti--
SHOP formerly occupied by Wheeler Flint
m the Steam Mn, would say To their friends and
the public, that they arc prepared 20 do any work
ia Carriage Budinp or Repairing that may be
required. Also, Patterns aud Models made b, an
experienced workman,
Also Stmson 4 Chapm's improved broadcast
seed Sowing Machine, which with one horse, viii
10Y from 20 TO 30 feet wide. aud more even than
eatl be done by hand. Call aud zee them.
Al work done faithfully. and With despatch.
Please give rs call q. n. CHAPLIN * co.
81. Johnsb,ry, April "a. 1858 Il
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WOVe Wire Cloth,

OgITABLE for Thfeshing Machines, Win
- uowluF Mile, WildnW Screens kf.t 90 sale
BY n0YHIpA 8 pEhihel
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Good Stoves.
Sash and Doors,

THHOSE in want of first rate article in
Il the above line will do well TO give us = call
ANd buy good fHSTit rJO5Is non sr..J - T7J, ND
best workmanship in all cases warranted.
l., O. STEVENS.
st. john sbuTy. Oct. 7. 1883. 6u
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Best Churn vet Invented,

fBNHE Davis Self Adjusting PatentChurn ehurna
II the quickest and easiest, and makes az much
and AS good butter the old Dasher Churn IL
works the butter milk out and the salt in with ao-
curncy and dispatch. Buy one, and IL tits not the
best retprn IL. For sale for the County OF Gale
donia at the Agricultural Ware House, by
ALEX LANG.
= st. Johhsbury. JuIy. Ia. 1855. 04tf
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Horse Shooting

1BACE@nHTTEEINIG-.
TVNHE subscribers would respectfully announce
named business. MI kinds Gf work done with
neatness and despatch ...
C. Patterson. oue Of the firm, will give his per-
sona attention to horses in the habit Of cutting
or overreaching or having bad feet. He thinks
fsosa his long experience he give general sat
iAfaetion-gle patronage Of th= ruhtiu tx FgEpegt-
fully solicited. G.. PATTERSON.
GH s. II, MARsTON.
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Jobbing Business.

rHNIIE subscriber will carry on the business
4 heretofore done by \ II Flint Co, aud
would solicit leaning Of all kindA, aud also Stone
work generally, = ii LIE
oar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-01

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Ih-frl rsrt that the HfFgaiIF alE rtu ghaptsfs ais
tue copies VI passed Uf ta rurfs Aa'uph ~ uis
siat, ~ its Ogtuuer session - " ~ hsHpe1h ~ lbe
'''''''' EfSJ. ". DEAN. ssey ofsuIs
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TKRE .mKSSEO.VSsKAX CONCERT

To yrley the MoNTuIY CONCEPTS or rnti i ,n
MISSIONS In the dirrcnt Evangelical Churches Throughout
Comfy, Instructive and ents ItniuinF.
ORD JnEN or NJ ~ ia C;T - hi
designed previous preparation INC nar ~ nc
Intelligence. 81 eath Nonlhb
win uslEtnucu inet~'a
Boards and neatly putcd IN act OF tNts '
CARDS In which the Missionary Wnrld 4 dvticu NV, Odd
districts. Bach speaker u engaged by ne acceptance T..
indicating his suhecp Hnnth In siyspcn g., .Hr a,, az
himself 10 address 81 to nu'.
leading Che intrRsenee the dsirt b" m
70 Al Monthly Concert NlrhNnCl
enAs of Missions supped With A new Disr o. I'M
by srn Tor elts en,t
funds o. post.Eu Stamps Z, either 81 ne hssensy % Bo.u.
ton tho Published, JOHN sfllEhi - fsic 80,
ORDER promptly nnsd Every Society hsi dsT. 20 ,rusnTt
MOithly Concert Cor Mnslons Fealy inctesnlS
vii odd tlie usc uf CATdh
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ust Published, In Vols. each over 600 Fnges'e'
Speeches and Public lectures

Of lion. JosErh HOWE late Provincial sssrct. Noyt
% the n Colonies, the lat quarter OF aSeprryS
with beeuun y ~ on stout paper, aud ergnntN nnunl a
a auied s efF
o. the price by JOHN STILES, IA state ST., Boston
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02
From Europe

FAREHER POINT, Oct. 30.
The Nova Scotian passed this Point early
this morning, The following is an abstract of
European intelligence.
The Treaty of Peace hetwesn France and
Austria was signed on the 18th lust.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times
states that in addition to the FIVE great powers
Sardinia, Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Naples and
Rome viii be represented in the European
Congress.
It is stated that the treaty between France
and Sardinia would be signed ia a day or two,
and that a ~tripartrate treaty would be signed
subsequently,. .
The Great Eastern remained at Holy Head.
Prince Albert visited the ship on the 18th, but
the Queen did not accompany him. The re-
port as to her proposed visit to America is in
: A meeting OF her directors was to be held
on the 10Th, when it was thought the final ar
rangement would be made.
A report was current the approaching change
in the French Ministry. (
Maracca has rendered all the satisfaction de-
manded byySpain-
The Londan Stock Exchange was buoyant
at daily improving prices. srer
The Money Market continued hoavy and
the supply abundant.
Rreadstuffs exhibit a declining tendency.
Provisions continued dull.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REASON AND COMMON sENsE.

Our readers may remember We have en- several 90
casiohs spoken in very ~eulogistic terms of a prepa-
ration which DR.. SETH S. HANcE, of JOS Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md. has discovered for the cure
of Epileptic Fits. Now, in doing SO, We have boon
actuated by the very best motives, viz the alleyia-
ton of human suffering. From circumstances which
have lately come to our knowledge, we fear there is
q certain class of persons who are not disposed 10
try this remedy in n common sense manner. We al
lude to the fact of selecting a particular case in q
town where perhaps there are six or eight cases, ami
trying it on one case. Now, perhaps the case select
cd might be the only enc Of the whole number that
it would not cure. This is neither doing themselves
nor the medicine justice. If O dozen persons were
stricken down with cholera in one town or peighbor-
hood, would they all send for p physician, or would
emily one employ him, and wait and see if he cured
the first patient? That plan of procedure would be
most absurd. So in The case of DR.. Hances remedy,
every one who has Fits should try it for a reasonable
length of time. 1t will not cure in a day or week
nothing worth d~oingean be accomplished at once
What is easily done, is as easily undone. The growth
of tine is enduring. From the most respectable tes-
timony We have examined, we feel assured that by q
proper pe-se verance in this remedy, nine cases of
Epilepsy out os ten may be cared. The Pills are
sent by mail free of postage to any partof the world.
Price: one box So; TWO So; twelve "a. You will
find the address above. AVIS
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BUT TRUE.

A fow days since. Mr.. jas. II. Eeadle. Of Hunts
vile. Alabama, called on us and gave us permission
to publish for the benefit of suffering humanity, The
astonishing cure which Ind been effected in the case
Of his wife by the uss of DR.. Hance's Vegetable Ep
ileptic Pills. He informs us, that the time his wife
commenced using the medicine, her system was SO
entirely prostracred. by the number of spasm she ha!
undergone, rs to reduce her weight to 100 lbs. Since
she has been taking the pills, she has entirely 90,
o-er the spa ms and has gained in weigltsand bodi.
ly health. She now weighs at least 2o0 lbs, and do
claaes she is in better enjoyment of health than ever
before in her life. Mr.. Beadle also related the case
of Mr.. Harrison Lightfoot of the game town, who
has been entirely cured of the worst form of Epilepsy
by these same pills. Mr.. Lightfoot's case wa: 20 bad
that he never passed q week without having an at
tack, often falling down in the street He has MOI
had an attack for more than q year. Mr.. Beadle
thinks that if the pills ever fails in curing a case, i
is for the want of proper perseverance on the part Of
the person in taking them, rs he feels assured from,
observation in the case of his wife, that if they are
taken for a sufficient length of time. they will cure
auy case. Sent 10 any Part of the country by mail
on the receipt of n remittance. Address SETH II
HaNcE. lob Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md. Price
one box, So two, S.; twelve. S24. 4w2I
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K111.Ema-The srmnathx which is exnresa=

KILL-EMs-The sympathy which is express
ed for Brown, if we recollect his history Alright,
is all misplaced. He was a man of blood in
Ka"sas-one of the XII ems that the Rev. DIR.
Beccher SO facetiously spoke of in his New Ha-
ven Rifle ~Church-and if any Of his were
killed in Kansas, hesaas a KiItem tryingto do
the same thing TO others. We have no doubt
that KiU-ens speeches in rife churches has
made a mad man of him, or else he would not
have been in the Harpers Ferry double crime
and folly, but they. who made him mad were
they who, in the Kansas ex excitement, supplied
the rifles for the churches. As long as the
Northern press is kept insurrecti airy, of course
there will be Browns in Kansas, and Virginia
to be sacrificed. but this prompt suppression
this rush of the white population to stop a
servile war-oughtt to teach all "irrepressible
conflict men of the crime and folly Of their
n,aiigDant~work.-& Louis Bulletin.
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who is john E. Cook?

John q. Cook is not the editor of the Ohio
State JonrnuI. but he is the renowned individ-
ual who waswith old Brown at Harpcr's Ferry
The editor of the New York Tribune, who APP
pears tozbe. we'll posted in matters of this kind,
states who he is as follows:
John e. Cook, or Capt. Cook, as he is now
more famiilrly known, from his alleged con
%nection with this Harper's Ferry instruction,
was born in Haddam, Conn, where his parents,
who are highly respectable and worthy people,
now reside! He is a young man, of about 25
or 20 years Of age, well educated, and of re.
fined manners, and is a brother-in-lay of a
well known merchant in this city. He taught
school, some five or six years ago, at Harper's
Ferry, from which place he came to Williams
burgh, and commenced the study of law with
Mr.. John NJ. Stearns.' Three years ago, he
went to Kansas, and remained there about one
year. during which time he distinguished HIM
self in the Free State cause. At the expira-
ton of that time, he returned to Williams
burgh, where he remained for a few weeks,
when he again set out for Kansas; since which
time, his friends hereabo ut have heard nothing
from him until now, when his name appears
in connection with Old Browns deplorablc at
tempt. -ssss 7t
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nslatMy dear Esmiralda Gold6nch," said a
faithfI young swain to his lady love. chow long
SHAY my hopesBe deferred" 'Until you ap.
pear as q gentleman, p said she, curling UP her
prettT little nose.
aJpsl shall appearas a gentleman. What !
sam Iht a man beloved and honorcd +" said
our Zero, striking a tragica1 attitude on the sofa.
sYou are by me" said the fair lady: and
Ike a III hteds rainboR forcing its way through
thebright tears that rolled down her alabaster
checks, ike a translucent avalanche each ce-
I iestial pearl slowly gliding down. the. face OF the
moon, "But before the world. sir J look at your
clothes! An:gentlemsn dress at Bushnell's, if
theyswish to be. elegant but you have been
around among second rate houses, and not a
single article, of your dress have you got at this
reliable and renowned establishment,-and
look what outlandish styles Never, oh.-neyer
can Z mite my-clff IN the holy bans of we'd
1ock With one who appears to be so void of
good taste. Now, mind you, sir! Leave me!'
her eyes g'ane hg towards the door, $50 to
Bushneli's before you return"
ssYhere IL it," cried the halfdist acted
lover, stretching his full height, and boiling
for tie door.
"No.I, City Hd lBallia 10. AshlanI, Ohio"
.fhis dirling answered. as he passed her, and
few arounl the corner withthe soeel Of a catn-
e.. Next day ha appeared in q superb new suit,
that would have cost a, large sum Of money at
any other store but Bushnellss, and tru to her
word, the fair Esmiralda sealel the contract
with a kiss, and they were married on the next
S.bbash, aud received the congratulations of
al! dear friends, wishing them many years Of
happiness. s3ha
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Our Mississinni valley is des.

Our Mississippi valley is destined to become
the garden of the world, but a dead weight on
its population is the miasm which engehders
bilious diseases all over it, Could an absolute
antidote be found to the malaria which exhale
from its marshes, it is impossible to ever esti-
mate the consequences to our prosperity
We congratulate our fellow citizens and fellow
sufferers around es, on the announcement, i'm
portant if true, that DR.. j. G. AVER the Ccle-
brated medico Chemist of the East, has dis,
covered just such and antidote-his "Agme
Cure" which is supplied at a price that can
exclude no one from its benefits, and that is
said to cure Fsger anil "A gI,sa kin Ir>d dis
eases, to a moral certainty. Family Eisito,t,
Memphis.
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S4 VA NNAH
Male and Female Academy.
ELIAL RICE, A. NJ. Pn1x,

ELIAL RICE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL. .beH'
pJNHE Winter term commences December 9th, 1859.
Instruction is: given in English branches, Nat
ural Sciences. Mathematics. Ancient and .dodeIn
languages. Music, Painting and Drawing. rs
A Normal class will be formed at the commence
ment of the term. -a -
Text Books can be procured of the Prineip pal,
from 20 to % pcs. cent below ususl retail prioos. ~
Students desiring rooms can secure good ones nj
reasonable rates by calling upon tho Principal.
Board can be obtained in private families. ut a
moderate expense. For further information apply
to the Principal or Secretary.
1000 DIS TEMPLErON, &.
JOHN lSaaAM, Sec,y. 5rrss. Board Trustees.
Oct. &c, 1850. elf
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PocKrr.BooK 5osr.lon Monday morning
last, between thestorcs of CONTAIN & LUTHER
and T. G. BusfNELL C Co.. in Ashland a gem
tleman,s Pocktg BOX, containing a S. note,
a 81 note, sone change, a tax receipt, and a
postage stayP. 1t was the property ofarlady,
and the fder will confer a favor, and be duly
f~ewarde5by leaving it at the post Office:
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MAHIt=D,

On the 9Th, 1T plst.l asts, by Roy. .GEonGE
WIrsER, Mr.. JACOB SI)EIf<ER, of, Wayne
Co and Miss EaIz i3EFH SIINNE3ARG1R, of
the visinify of Lafayette, Ashland Co. 60
On the sapo day, by thu sams; Mr.. SAMUEL
WE WEB and 4is lG3EGGAS0TDER, all of Ash
land County sarr %