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THERE IS TIDE IN THE AFFAIRS OF MEN,
which confess would like to float providing that did
not take me 'oo far up, too far dovn" and watt me
to bssu haven where could be dispensed with
and travel made easy shaving nothing to do" but to
think and not ecen tall, and where, like "Chameleon
might live on lair" But the "Faes ordained otherwise
and consequently not having been "born with Silye
Spoon in mouth" have earn my s'bread~ by tn
sweat of my 'brow"-and my hands Will not the Pun
Lie take pity and encourage an enterprise" that
don't pay without its support if am far dopn"
by calling at d. c. DRISCOIJ'S
Perfulnery and Furnishing Store,
leZ'St IS Baltimore street
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GABRIEL ID. CLARK,

GABRIEL d. CLARK,
corner of Calvert and Water SITS, . A.. & -.
NOW oilers for sale London, Liverpool and Geneva Watches
OF superior workmanship made order Also the American
WATCH hunting Cased; Fine Gold Jewery, Silver and PA
ted ware Browns celebrated Gold Pens diamond pointed
ecouter Swiss Razo and Srop warranted to be the best
in use Purchasers of the above goods please examine
the stock. ;o,E 40
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MILLER & BEACHANS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited ustf
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LADIES' FURs
Sable, Mink, Stone Martin, Fitch, and Others made re.
paired and sold at prices suit purchasers DAVIS Bat
more street, y doors east OF the Bridge. fe23 tf*
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| pLUE INDIA CHINA PLATES,
- DINNER SETS and detached pieces,
Rich India China T,;, Sets,
Punch Bowls, Vases
and a variety of separate pieces, at
49, PARR'S CHINA HALL,
E5-Goods hired to parties, &c. 2Il Baltimore street
/
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARB.
r. p. BAYLY, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in China
Glass and Queenswae Rockingham ware and Stoneware
Factory prices No Hanover street. Baltimore fee.
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IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, CIGARS &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CORDIAl,S &c
Cognac and Rochelle Bandes Old Rye Whiskey of different
Pale and Dark. qualities
Holland Gin. German Tonic Rittars
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum Peach
Scotch and Irish WhiSkey. Cherry,
Madeira, Sherry, Port Lisbon. Iavender -
Malaga, Champagne, and Raspberry, SBfande5.
=, Claret wines: blackberry,
havana and Principe Cigars Ginger,
jy29d t;orlials yarious oualitiea
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NoURsE l. CowAN
MERCHANT TAILORS
No. NORTH CALVERT STREET,
sZ'u Baltimore, Md
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
" That We shall continue, under the name of
MORSE & WOLFE,
the business heretofore conducted by us as
MORSE & COMPANY,
a. W. MORSE,
EDWARD WOLFF
No 40 Wall street and 81 William street, New York
February 18th, 1859 fe23Iwr
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MARRIAGES.

WrEKs-EAATMAR--At the Cong. Parsonage In
Dan'ille. March-9,by Nov. John Eastman, NJ.
William Weeks Of Walden. and Miss sarah
Eastman Of Linlelon, n. II.
bnowE-T HoHraos-At the Cong. Parsonage
In Danyille, BY Rev. John Eastman. hT. Jere
miah hTowu Of Cabot, aud Miss Martha A.
Thompson Of North Danvllls.
HAYEs-ELKIEs-In Lyndon. Jan. 20. by Rev.
A, @, smith, Mr.. John 4, Hayes and Miss
Jane =. Elkins, both ofst Johnsbuy,o
AomulL-KmK-ln Lyndon, Feb 20, by Rev.
4, q, Smith, Mr, Charles T.. Morrill, aud Miss
Eliza 4, Kirk, both Of 81. JohnsbuB.
PAcEAHD-BKows-ln Danyillo, Fcb %, by
Rev, a, II, House. Charles Packard Of st.
JohnsbuTy, aud MAlyina Brown Of Dan,llle.
piLLsmRY- BLAKE--In sutton, March q, by
Rev l.. 7. Harris, Mr. Henry y. Pillsbu ~ Of
Of West burke, and Miss Ellen NJ Blake Of
Sutton,
BLoDGETr-hHwn--ih Concord March 8. by
TO- /. WzrrlneF, AE.-A 6ianii hlpdgeit Of Bar
net, and Miss Juliet Smith u Concord.
WmHAHr-LADD-In Burke, Feb. 20 by REV. l.
T. Harris, Mr David W, wishsrt ofst Johns.
bury, and Miss MARY NJ. Ladd.
BuLLocE-LADD-In burke, Feb. ~. by Rev. L.
Z. Harris, Mf. llolscy j. bullock, ~ Lyndon
and Allies Helen NJ. Laid Of Burke.
CHEEEf-p oAlcsburg, Feb. 22d. by
Rev. o, A. skinnorfMr Danforth Cheney. aud
Miss Martha J, Dudley. Of Galesburg.'
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Another "conision" ut washington.

Ben. Perley Poore writes to the Journal a
glowing description of bit of n row at viii
lardn Hotel, in which tho Yankee engaged
came off game: g.
Col Lander from Mass. was appointed,
about two years ago, Engineer of the Cen.
trail Wagon road expedition, of which VIII
liam II. Ntugruw WAS The Superintendent.
Magrnw is one Of the Magraws in such high
favor at the White House, and he undertook
to "look down upon his Yankee Engineer,
yet really made no Roadway with This work
After lettering about Fort LeaVenworth for
months, he at length joined the Army of
Utah, and most of the hborers were in some
way "mustered into service" Some thirty
or forty thousand dollars drawn by him are
yet unaccounted for.
Lander returned here, was appointed Su,
perintendent Of the road, and went ont with
bume Sl30,OO0, with which he was told that
the road must he completed in eighteen
months. lie engaged a corps of lusty um-
berers from Maine, sturdy Yankees like him
self, then party of wood choppers from the
Missouri river, aud with this force went TO
work. There was no dling in that party,
and in eight months he had completed his
task, only erpendiHg about forty thousand
dollars.
This was CALLING 70 the Magraw family,
especially as the prominent Democrats who
were acquainted with the facts sustained the
Yankee Engineer. Aud wheu Mr.. William
H. Magraw chose to indulge in some unbe-
coming remarks. Col. Lander promptly clal-
lenged him. Mugraw did not condescend to
reply.
Last night the parties accidentally met at
Wizards and Colonel Lander nvailed him
self of the occasion to express his opinion Of
Mr.. William IL. Magraw Whereupon the
latter drew billy" with flexible handle
some eight inches long, Mt one end of which
is a leaden shot, and the plated leather COW
ering is much pocket-worn. With this, he
with all his might struck Lander three blows
on the head, each blow tearing the scalp. But
the moment Lander could think he grappled
his assailant, pitched him at least ten feet on
the tassalated floor and jumping on him. be-
gan to show him that Yankees could not be
nssau ltcd thus with impunity. In1eed a
hy-stander tells me that he would have killed
him had not the Irish walters pulled him Off
Freeing himself frrm the grasp, and covered
with blood, he exclaimed in a Voice which
rang through the corridors of the hotel -
d" Cowards Is this the way you treat man
i, Massachusetts man, and unarmed!
challenged that Scoundrel, and he r6fus-
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These prices are fnr c1A dozen. / will also sell
for cash or good ercdit-ehcarcr than can be-
bought elsewhere, Sugars, Flour, Salt. Lard
Pork. llam/Dried Bccf. Tripc. Fish Of all kinds.
Paints anTOns, all kind, Florence and Parluf
White wi Damar Nanish.
ANSg.E the lowest prices the best and most tx.
tcnSivt Assortment Of Crockcry China and Glass
ware, in northern Vernon: Large lot OF chuier
Room paper cheap. Hardware Wooden ware
aud a MbTsqp1 and one artiriss N OF mcntinncd ia
the above, all of which must. and will he sold At
prices cheaper than therhrspcst. oFrcnds, one
and all. call and see for yourselves.
Butter, Eggs, paper rags, all kinds Of eountr,
produce, aud cash, wanted in exchange for the
above. Remember the place opposite the st
Johnshuryllousc and Post office.
2jtf =. T.. BROWN.
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~ a most distressing affair occurred al
Lebanon, Ky, on the 2lst ult. John Thorn
no, q lawyer, was about 10 be married 10 su-
San sbuck, daughter Of lawyer, and the
bride Nuh arranging her bddal dress in her
chamber, when her veil took fire. aud she
was Immediately snyeloped 10 flames. Her
mother and sister we're badly burnt. The
bride was so terribly burnt that she died the
same night, bat not till after the marriage
ceremony had been performed at her urgent
request
MANuMHsloN or SLAWs-Mr. Robert
Barnett, Of Lincoln Co,tky.) took. all his
slaves eighteen In number, to Cincinnati, on
the I'd inst, and gave them their freedom pa
pers, lie was offered $4,000 for them on
the previous day, but rejected the Offer with
he remark that he would nat take $4,000,
the motive influencing him being Of a higher
character than that Of gain.
~ A little gentleman aged IS years,dNd
q little lady aged If, who were 1T school TO-
ReIfsr Of Albany, arrived at Utica on Sun
day morning last, having eloped from home
with the lHtcnlion ~ being made one flesh,
The lolhe' Of The boy arrived In time 20 pre-
vent the contamination, and took the couple
home, vhero the little girl was shut up in
dark closet, and the lille boy soundly whip
ped, and their ardent love thus brought 70 a
sudden and unhappy termination.
A NEw Doxoto0Y,-One Of the iliterntc
who had a call to preach" recently set his
congregation on the broad grin, at the close
OF hammer and-tongs sermon, by request
ing them to "sing the soekdoioger,"
Coon MEAsuRE-A pedestrian travelling
in Ireland met man, and asked him rather
grully why the miles were 90 pIhguy long,
when the llibcrnian replied, "You see, yer
honor, the roads are not in good condition
80 We give gasd measure"
~ Another accident occurred In New
York on the Hudson River Railroad. liulc
Irish boy being crushed under the wheels
Of the train aud mortaIly injured. The Iri,h.
men in the negtborhood on hearing Of the
accident turned out en- maSSc, and were pro-
cceding TO tear up the rails, when strong
detachmen; Of police were sent TO the scene
and dispersed them.
DEATH or 4 Book PUBLISHER. Charles
Of the well known firm Of Phillips
Sampson g. Co., died at hia residence In
Brookine, on Thursday, in the And year Of
his age.
MATRIMONIAL TRAGEDY AND CoMEDf.-
The Sickles tragedy has been repeated at
Batavia, n. Y, by parties little lower down
socially, but morally about on the same level
probably. The wife Of David Curry, an
lrishman, lad len bis bed and board and was
with an Englishman named
John Foster. Curry ordered his wife home,
bat she would not go, aud her paramour and
another man beat him severely. Curry
thereupon armed himself and when Foster
passed his house to his work. the next morn
ing, shot him dead. Curry was Immediately
arrested. There is considerable excitement
at Batavia, and Curry is the hero Of the
hour.
BopN on rHE Los1 BAlLooNIsr Adrian,
Mich, March s, The remains OF Ira S.
rhurston, the aeronaut who made the uufor-
tunate ascension from this city last Septem-
Ter, were found on Sunday last, near Toledo,
and ten miles from the place of his ascent /
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"a W Newell. Trustee. Of surplus MONEY
--Asahel hnrngionf Daniel BeckWllh, G,
Watson. County Gmrd Juron-ilauis
Smith, Alexander Fraser. pedt Jurors
Adolphus w, Brown, Timothy sahin Ell-
bridge Oaskell Hiram Allard, Daniel Beck
with, Oscar A, Denison. Town Grand Ju-
ror-Fredehek q Hoffman. Superintendent
Of Common sehools-gtngus =, Walter
Town Agent-Daniel Beckwith
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Farm for Sale.

SITUATED Ia the welt Fart of Dronninglou
- about seven niles from the Depot ~ Barton.
knoWn ~ the old Cot, GROSS FARM, contain.
ing about 200 acres Of good land, Rbsut 80 acres
cleared. A large brook runs through the farm,
and there - good we'll Of water at the house.
Said farm viii keep 30 cows aud other stock.
with team suihrient for the farm. A good House
three Barns aud two Sheds also a good Orchard
and large Sugar Ofchatd of3j0 trees.
Said farm will be sold e1oap aud credit ri,en
for part. Inquire of L. G.. rteWan Of Browning.
ton, or Of tho subscriber on The ihrn.
~ IS ID. b. BALDWIN.
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sT,Jo HNsBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


rHF g. tssHihuC' ssasmreg nusie located 90 ihs
a isasan fhl9Er ~ ht JahnahuTy, W, haFhF special
s.i.s ths se @ .ss IN ~ tf,.,'
sga y NJ insaaisn :. lgsaard &c ssi lhglaagh aas
utus vhele slAilsf alyagiAFas rouia b. rsiWed ven
ifHsa om si6d5lna ni,t AZ prafssian Do sre,uEt u
lhe enormau. expense which hatliiheno attended such
W. a issa;Gq SsisPy y MUST ea, s1ysslss;s
8nsini,d '9s ssprnse 'gsh course q sgdy q
KY and All others desiu f itaihias tWpsf5l ssesllss
" &c .eicg "a 'as-ir h1lh a. psfnegs 900 ihgsniis
rH ofiuur {sara The afstyoAf b drydied halouFh
wort o. ihs Sas G I ms.,t ~ st
,hogashl u ,.sl t,a, " .iamp y supstl sts.Neg
Plano, OFanaf Whiisvsf insiflmsni isy 10 prefer
@ Ra y s ssS re- S s, PIas s y s me-
s &c.. bss ws % 70 i.S aae 5 ra az sI sa8 10
Psy Clutch nlnsls a. = jaw f.el.lse 49,, Ia.
sous wo lessqns per wsek being the u,ua a.ans0 mo
classes a s f a 's s..a. a. .Is,
. aa,gpssd ppi .lssias yaeaiIia1 . al'o ,aubI 10
me Mate Frncpaihatns hosn ,unnel TOD piih some NJ
s "a. isq 1a " e ". ys s e ~ b ss
N teach alihe 'afisus HAhD aAl UHrnEsrH4 I1tuu7
hs,ds. ts yasu, lss.oQ. end eass exercise, q shsh
rnopn ~ ihs phpns she are ~ lsluirsd 10 atsd sni
r,sass @als bslas pYrsra, 10 sdiila WS.isa sss
ps sent fbs Jssr Z s,aa Ss..
Palls sfaaaatnF Nth honor yin be guaranteed Feaa
tubutfd each nhr uaduana ratsfs 40 the annual
commencement ghfh 80 taks uiace ai the Clss ~ ths
aN term ~ rHr fpupiiH siuatuH must
rietgd the fuil couTte Of aludyl
List Or PRIZES.
Piano Forie-fd hnur. God Medal - 10 SILVER Medal
DC uruufr Medal fih dl Diploma OfFsIr-isf hunuf
tu1 Medal - 90 silver Medal 81 ~ hrfile Medal en-
un Diploma hnrinRlat honor ttni Medal - du Silver
Mrdali ~ DO urfge Medal en- DO nipnWa Harmony
~ hlupr Cold Medal "a DO silver Nrdai - DO Nome
Medal en- Do Diploma,
QUALIFICATIONS FOH MEMBERSHIP.
Pupils Ia ~ adautrh o. the school muit posaoss Esad
moral character f4r glusca ability aud iuuat Yield i-
plct seirnCe o. The avs ana regulations Of the school
TuUloN-Payablo iuttriAblY a. or before the middle
ofrHrh trru.
riano Prts Organ or any ln,uasnt that may BE- rro-
rrrcd gluiu
NinrinE Including sndy o. the voice, naad singing,
"a tH Music AID Operate urinttnla. lnnu
Thorough hhnH Harmony ana ttWp0HIiiO lNnH
o. Nnrma tuurtr trl.uIiuF I'D thn at-ifr, g.ut
Hoard tucuhuE rnuu. nIr. uauif ADD washing s. o.
aH heut yfFlauO o. a. rupls WTlsh ,hglr ssh bs.ss
and mutic.
& ~ ~ AHEE 1 ,-t.,.-,-
W. r n CLAHEE. I'i--'F-'
g. Johusbury, VI, January 1. ihas. n
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DEATHS.

srAgLpiSo--In Waterford, Feb. 20. Oliver
Spaulding. aged o..
WALDow-+Ded In CALEDONIA, H.. Jan %. Betsy
waldow. widow Of Elijah WAldow. Of Langdon,
h, H., aged about 80 years.
wHiour--In barnet. March .. widow Abigail
wife Of the late Dr. A6iaJher Wright aged 81.
GriLp-In Dan,nlc, Feb. ?f. n cankcr and drop.
- on the brain, James Edwin, AFtl { yvnts and
months, son ~ James and Frances s, Guild.
frhttTrr-iu Waterford, Feb, o, Aii-s Caroline
sucrter, aged y years.
SoNIus-In Georgetown. c. W, Oct IS, 1853,
Of typhoid fever, Miss Mary Ann Spmcfs. aged
81 years, late teacher Of that place, aud former.
ly " Barnet W.
HAtL-fn Lewiston, Ne, Feb. 70. Miss Fanny
x. Hall aged ~ wears, daughter ~ Jonathan
4, and ltoNana Hall. Of Holland. ~
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THE MARKETS.
cAMnnIpGr cArrI.r MAnKrr-r,h

'AMhhlD''E tAIIIb MAhkET-Fcb. 10
Atmnrset C725 CAttcBO BeeVes. and t2 Stnrrai con-
visiting Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, lcnrliEs
Two and Three Years old.
Prges-Market Beet-ENtra including nothing hut the
cst large tat stalled OAen Ti5a AoO per eNt 1t quality
Including nothing but the lest tat sali-fed
1wn 12i 2l quality, including the best grass-cd oNen
the best rAil-icd Cows, and tie best three old
Stor--MUrsinE Oxen. nom So, l75. Cows
AMI Caves frotn SD A. 81 sos NcarlnEs. OOi Two
Ncnrshd So, u -, three years old, so 81,
sheep and lhuhs-2lSi at market. Prices In lotG,
AZ a 52S Extra aud selections, SIS Auo6,aT
Pcts. a. 50 ~ rs eachi Cali skins Il lSc. per To-
VEAL CALrEs-Saics at sn.t- Ru.uU each.
SSINE-UsD Western at market. PTices-Shotoa, whole
v u ptrI
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Clear the Track (!

A ND LEI THE PEOPLE HAVE THE
~ beuohi ~ good uAltIOAlC,
Head the flinwiul leiisr juat received, and
then Judge ofthn worth loi this highly priced arti
ole, Che iriehosthenFl for tAo Hair, bl those Who
have used &c.
MONTHEAL, g. T., Jan. n 1880,
Mr.. N. T., HOiT-Der Sir .--Mr. Wopd ~
this city has requested us 90 order fgme u your
1richoEtksne which be- has procured nom you
several Times aud Whigh he afatiroi uerg Hurh,
We would thank you, therefore, 20 send us BY
express. siz doE.. Immediately,
Your ohrdirnt servants,
JOHNSION nEEnS A co.
Great Sc. James street.
Manufactured aud sold, Wholesale and retail b.
HOY a GREEN,
Railroad street. ~ Jahnsbury, W.
None Grnuins, ualess signed, s, Newell n, ID,
81 JohnsbuTT, VI.
March, S.
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Scrofula. on King's Evil,

b d constitutional difeasc a corruption Of ths
blond, By which this fluid bccpmrs vitiHi-l,
weak, and paor. bciag In the crculausn, q
pHYpd,s the whole body, aAd may bufrt out
10 disease on any part ~ IL. No organ 70 zoe
ifum lts attacks, nor 10 there ont which IL mFy
not destroy, The s0T0fuioua faint l. variously
caused BY mmuuhAl disease, low living, d..
ordered o. unhealthy food, impure air, hith
and hlhy habiu, tho depressing vices, and,
above al, BY the vonsrenl infection. What
syeT BE- its origin, IL Is hereditary In the ooa-
Gtituupn, descending % froHl parents % ehildTcA
unto the third aud fourth gearration !" indeed,
IL seems 90 DO the rod Of Hin who Fayt, &"
viii visit tho iniquities Of tho fSthoTs upoa
their children"
Isi effects eommsnes by deposition from tho
blood Of corrupt or ulorsOus matter, which, ia
ihs lurss, liver, and Internal organs, IL termed
tpbsrsist IN the glands. swslllnasi shd sH
Tho surface, eruptiona or sores. This foul cor
rupti0n, which gsnders in the blood, doPrestsa
the energies u life, - that Seroflloua e0nGtita-
tians not only suffer nom serofileus suaa-
plAints, but they have far lsas power 70 with
stand the attacks Of Other diseases snpat-
quenny. YRsi numhars parish By disafdsrf
which, although not GcrotilsuG Ia their nature,
arc still renhasd fatal by this faint Ia tho
system. Most Of tho consumption which do
climates the human family has ia origin dirsetly
IN this ssfohilous contamination and many
destructive diseases a. the liver kldpeyA. brain.
and. indeed. Of all che organs. arise froA OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
-, One quartet OF all our people are gerofaioaai
their persons ARE invaded 81 this lurking I'd.
fsetion. aud theii health IL dnaSfihinsd By a.
To cleanse IL nom tho system We must Tsn0VAta
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
yigorats IL by healthy food and oHersise.
Bueh medicine wo supply In
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ORDER If NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
ttpN raw

STATE OF VERMONT. CALKpoSiG DisrRfcr, IS
At Probate Court held at St Johnsbury IN said district
on the hih day OF March, A.. y. lS5o
WHEREAS. Ira BRYANT, Administrator the estate Of
Joseph bryant late Of sutton In said district deceased
proposes 10 render account Of hts administration
and 10 present his against said estate
animation and allowance Tor the pHrpose of making
un ana dstbuton OF the residue nC said estate under
decree Of said court, among the persons who are by
law eutted 10 the II u therefore ordered by said
Court, that the under consideration
heard at the Probate once, ST Johnsbury onths 2lth
DAY Of March, A d. 1nh9. And 70 "a further ordered
that all persons interested be nshed hereof by pub
cation 0f copy OF the record OF this order In tho
Caledonian printed atst Johnsbury three weeks sue
appear and contest the allowance Of said account VI
they canAe and also be heard by aaidcout In the
matter OF partition and distribution Of said estate
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
truecopy OF record
asSJ Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge
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Singing School.

In compliance with public request the sub.
Il scrber will give n course Of - lessons In sing.
ing designed 90 improve the singing ia the Social
meetings and Sabbath Schools. A system on
classification Will bo used which will render the
lessons OF equal service 70 all pupils regardless
Of age OF sex. The lessons viii be given on Wed.
nesdny and Saturday afternoons at 4 o'clock.
The class will meet 20 organize at tho Yestry OF
North Church, on "Wednesday afternoon, March
o, 1859, at o'clock, when fsl particulars win be
made known. All who feel an interest in Must
cal improvement arc Invited to attend as above.
n. u. The fret lesson is free.
G. II. CLARKE.
St. Johnsbury, March 3, 1850.
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STATE OF YERMONT.

: = EaseN UnuntV,
In Probate Court held unenburE within and Tor said
district, on The Ith day Ot March, A, ID, l>S9
EhkN ELER FRY, administrator the estate of Alex
- andcr Norton late Of concord, IN aad district de-
his
Whctcupun 70 h orers that the lie
10th day 81 March at the Probate ONCE w said
LuncuhUrg, for examination and allrN an
concerned be notified hereof by the publication this
order IN the Calcdyntan, printed 81. Johusbury,
three weeks sucCessNeiy sOun be. that they
may appear, and at said time and place. " they
cause, object thereto. liy the Court
Attest JONAH BROOKS Judge OF Probate.
A true cory OF rechd.
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TO Town SUPERINTENDENT.

WE have a few blanks printed for Teach
w ers Licenses, which will be disposed Of II
application 10 made soon.
c. NJ. STONE & co.
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A Servant Girl Wanted !

INEXPERIENCED in Cooking. Washing
~ and Ironing Good rcfeTehtes required.
Inquire az this Office March 3.
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~ our native forests furnish With Natures o~n
rsm"d' h ~ o'w ,g'p'lnis p' wi-fsr, =" he HA-.H.
lion. zssg
cause 10 complain ~ iasstudr Debility OF aht OF those
complaints intcparahlo from our spupa weather They
slCaua, Ia CAhcs OF Indigestion aud general debility
1911
na- See advertisement Of Dr. sanfords LIVER iEvtG-
ORATOR Ia another column. 6-53
CouGua COINS, BHoScutrfs. Asruaa. CEour, wuoor-
iNo CouGH, DisEAsrs rnHoAr AND IuN5s and Fut-
aoSAHT ArTTrToSs or the type are quky cur
ed by that ,onF tried aud faithful remedS
DR. wisrARs BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
says Wcl-kuown Editor t-"-Ths Is truly BaisAm
anf blessing to invalds II contains the pwc hal. annie
principle Of Wild Cherry, the balsamc properties
and 81 pno Ito ingredients which mingled amer the
true principle ofehcmistry an basamlc and therefore
II issac and sure Ia cnect Coughs. Colds Consum pto
and Bronchial troubles disappear basamie iudu-
ence as though charmed Probably medicine has
eVer attained toeNtendsd sale or accomplished 30 much
good as this renovNsd Balsam"
IN CAssvittr, G AsEsSrriry 70, ikss.
MrssHs SIM " FowlI 4 CO., .h6si ~. Mas
tfnii'cmeu - tthc request % Nouf Tray.lnE Agent
"a ynu statemcnt NpRicnye b tue usc q Or
two Years IN family Colds Coughs and have
found nc most aeons remedy that have ever tried
JOHN IT, RICE.
The genuine article always the written signature Of
II butts" on the wrapper aud I, for sale by all respect
able Druggists everywhere.
sale by G. bingham aui luyt Green 81 Johnsbnty. J
hacon 81 JOhn-hurv Centre Calvin Morrin Esq ~
yIHgseIy u 9gl" 4 Go i{n Nm c99,Ts Nc
nearly an dealers W mcdl,llc G.5I
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cd to hghl me- lie tried 70 XII me viii
FiuHF.Hh1t, and yen you would not iet me
punish him"