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Nevada national., 1859-01-08
The aunrk In srhosl.

TIE following incident In District School
described by Mr.. willsam Pitt, Of New
York, President Of the Manhattan Insurance
Company, In m address before 4" The Liter
airy Society" in Stockbridge, Mass, bis
native home, will take many whose heads
arc now strcaked with silvery hairs, jour
ney back to boyhood and early lifei
A District School not far away,
Mid Berkshire bills one winters day
Was humming with its wunted noise
or three score mingled girls and boys
Some few upon their task intent,
But more on furtive mischief bent
The while the masters downward look
Was fastened on a copy book
when suddenly behind his back,
Rose sharp and clear a rousing smack
As 'twer battery of bliss.
Let of In one tremendous kiss
What's that ? the startled master cries /;
That thir,' little imp replies,
'wath William wilith, IL you pleathe--
thaw him kith Thuthannah Pea,he :"
With frown TO make statue thrill,
The master thundered "Hither, vii -
Like wretch o'ertaken in his track.
With stolen chattels on his back.
Viii hung bis head in fear and shame.
And to the awful presence came
A great. green. bashful simpletoni
The butt ofall good nstnred fun
With smile suppressed and birch upraised
The threatener faltered-'I amazed
That you my biggest pupil, should
Be guilty Of an act so rude
Before tue whole set school to boo
What evil genius put you tot ~
Twas she herself sir - sobbed the lad.
4 didn't mean to be so had
And when Susannah shook her curls,
Aad whispered was 'fraid of girls,
And dursn't kiss a bahy's doll,
I couldn't stand II, sir at all,
But up and kissed her on the SPOT
know hoo hoo-I ought 10 not.
But, somehow. from her looks--boo hoo
! thought she kind o'wished me too ~
The above reminds ns Of our schoolboy
days and schooltoy sweetbearts, Of which
we bad about dozen. Why not let boys
and girls go to school together yet Much
better for the boys-none the worse for the
girls, How innocent was William when he
kissed "Thuthannah Peathe ~ as innocent
and pure as the dew drop. For years and
years we went TO school with the girls.
stood up in the same class. and spelled Con-
stantinople and procrastination, and got
"head or foot" just as fate decreed it but
we always made it a point to keep our
"Thuthannah Peathe'' from missing il We
could, Then the apples and pea nuts, and
classes candy" that. stored away in ouI
desk, were love pledges which we very fre
quently slipped to "Thuthannah' but We
venture to say II never disturbed the deco
rum OF the school, nor caused old Pike ol
Dilworth TO 60 neglected. Alas, for th'
good old days of 'Tare and Tret" and tb'
birchen rod.-Erehange.
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spurgeou'- sermens.

THE BEGINNING or THE WORLD.-0ne of
the greatest attractions in England is the
Rev. NJ. Spurgeon, minister of celebrity,
although hut twenty five years Of age. He
is said by those who have heard him TO be
a most remarkable speaker, and distinguished
for his originality of thought. and great
power OF language. In one OF his sermons,
which has recently been published, we find
the following eloquent passage
''Can any one tell me when the beginning
was Years ago we thought the beginning
OF this world was when Adam came upon il;
but we have discovered that thousands of
years before that God was preparing chaotic
matter TO make il a fit abode for man put
ting races of creatures upon il, who might
die and leave behind the traces Of His hand.
work and marvellous skill. before he tried
His hand upon man. But this was not the
beginning; for revelations points us to a
period long ere this world was fashioned-to
the days when the morning stars were be-
gotten when like drops of dew from the
fingers of the morning. stars and eonstella-
tions fell trickling from the hand Of God /;
when by His own lips, He launched forth
ponderous orbs when, with His own hand
He sent comets, like thunderbolis. wander
ing through the sky to find one day their
proper sphere. We go back to years gone
by. when worlds where made and systems
fashionted, but we have not approached the
beginning yet
Cuth gU 10 tlr time wnen an the Uni-
verse slept in the mind of God as yet unborn
until we enter the eternity where God, the
Creator. lived alone, everything sleeping
with Him. all creation resting in His mighty
gigantic thought, we have not guessed the
beginning. We may go back, back, ages
upon ages. We may 60 back, IL we may use
such strange words, whole eternities, and
yet never arrive at the beginning. Our
wing might be tired. our Imagination would
die away. Could il outstrin,tbe lightning's
aashing in majesty, power and rspidity, 1t
would soon weary il self ere il could get TO
the beginning. But God from the begin
ming chose His people when the unnsvi-
gated ether was yet Unframed BY the wing
Of single angel, when space was shoreless
or else unborn, when universal silence reign
ed, and not voice nor Whisper shocked the
soiemnity ofsilence when their was no being
and no motion, and nsught but God Him.
self, alone in His eternity when, without
the song Of an angel without the attendance
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

JANSON, BOND & Co. +,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
NMN NNN S.
(,ORNER Bsitery and Clay streets. san Francisco,
y have now landing aud in store
200 bales 80 inch brown drills
loo bales 30 inch brown sheciings.
loo bolts No. 0--0O0 buck;
500 bolts No 10 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck.
10 eases Merrimac prints;
10 cases Prague prints.
Ia cases Pacific prints;
10 cases HunnelIs prints,
10 cases AMI ~ hearhed shirting>;
10 eases 81, 5 ) and lOl blcached shiriinss
20 cases blue drills.
~ cases blue denins
10 bales hickory stripes:
20 bales q. , aud - tiekngS.
10 bales scarlet, blue and grey hannels;
10 bales Ballardrale white flannel;
cases Coburgs aud Merinos.
5eases wool a.id half wool paid.
5cases blue ara black alpaeas;
10 cases psei6r--nev styles fe laines,
S eases. all wool, new styles he LANES;
cases French Merinos;
1000 Bay state plaid shawls;
1000 cashmere aud PLAIN wool shawls;
black and colored silk
plain, figured and plaid silks.
Aad large assortment of other Il rr-s Goods.
BLANKETS.
1000 pair white. green and blue Mackinau,
1000 pair BB TBB and ,la blankets.
1900 pair cheap grey English Blankets:
1000 pair cheap blue Engii>. Nltukcts.
800 pair scarlet English Blanket..
COO pair % l0I II 4 and l24 white bed Blankets.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 dor. grey blue and scarlet flannel shirts:
1000 doz grey and white Merino Undershirt.
and Drawers:
1000 dor Merno and all wool socks;
500 dor. Satinet and Jean Pants.
300 doz. duck and eottonade Pants:
500 dor. hickory and check shirts:
500 dJz. calico and white dress Shirt;
500 dor. Overalls and Jumpers;
Black and fancy SILK Cravats, Neckties, silk Hank
erehiefs, suspenders, aud variety Of other az
ticles too numerous to mention.
For sale low by
JANSON, BOND h co.
Corner Of Battery and Clay streets,
nil 2m San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

ns- Gen. Whtlock's column have made
large haul from the rebels in India.
A company of the Madras FOrty-third Ma
tive infantry attached to the column, found
one hundred and forty cart loads OF gold
bricks and nuggets, and forty lacs OF rupees
and more was expected to be discovered.
Besides this large amount Of treasure, an
immense quantity of jewels has been found.
The value is nine millions sterling.
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ASSOCIATION.
IlllLAIDEI.FIllN.


II BcnCrOisni MSfstHfioH ssfGjl,aLtd G8
Spec'ai EHdouuIeHf Joy the Eehef
ofhe Siek and DISTRESSED.
afflicted uiM FiI HisHf and
Epid,mic His,osrs
IN time Il Epi!emes il J. the object Of IL, A.tiiu.
ti"u to established Hospitals. 10 po,id. Nur,r.
sick and destitute 10 take charge Of the orthan~ nf
deceased parents. and t. minister ia stets I"ssihlr
way 20 the rsiicf of 'hs iiiei-i and the health "
th" public NJ large. II j. the duty of the director.
at such times 2" witt personally the infected, ,li.-
trigi. Hud a. provide aui execute mean. 81 relief.
Numerous physicians. not acting members of The
Association. usually enrol their name. On n, b.ak
sub"cti :" hr called upon i- attend il, hu>l iinl.
tre. of rlitn-r
In the ab.eu~r ~ 81 i,riic iie ;s, .,r. Is,,sn-
ihnr'ee ii.r .-rl Ifc -flr-,t.u goo .itr a., iul
lrrira! Fid O." fcs-or- -sttriii.- r.if go tf.NNIr
l'i~fNf~ ~ q Nirtlfur tf .fttitf. .i-.fr utln
ah.-' .f ii.- .-cHl VuaeI-. tlai fi.atHfl'. tt-
citerf- o. ...-. er N-..
NHrinr. Lsl-ft4- aud rHtts.tu thp r.ftf, aua
Treatment "l tifruir l.i-sr ,-- ts 'if ttt.t fifE
-ur-rf lfrf" Been .-i.. ',r -.-ir.t. la-
i"u aul .ili - -tu' 3 tlsIgi ir tb- .t i,;tt.
Al'lr--. Tor Reports ,r t-,tn.rn. d. ,l,l,, D. o..
AIM '""-t iirs So te,,f iisnnttI --ociaii"n
VI. south Nii'h sitrri. lia..lihia. ga
- tf. - 60 Doe lirrrrur-
iIiti O. it4tE1 WILL rr--itrnt.
Gro. EiiRCHlin. Sscr- sry. ls1y
SHEETs,-Ify y~1 s. an; the btst sIiifTs Gr your
" money. call IAkhkk.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

Of even the cherubim loEg ere the living
creatures were born, or the wheels Of the
chariot OF Jehovah we're fashioned; even
then, " In the beginning was the World,
and In the beginning Gods peopl. were one
with the word and " in the beginning lie
chose them unto eternal life."
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

A nobeman having given grand party
his tailor was among the company, aud was
thus addi rssrd by his lofdshiP " My dear
sir Il remember your face. but forgot your
name The tailor whispered, in low
tone - made your breeches.' The noble
man, tax ng him by the hand, exclaimed;
Major Bridges, am happy 10 see you
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
Sewing Mac hines.

N. hOADLEY, having the Agency Of
. . " heeier wilson's superior FAMILY sEWING
GRASS VALLEY. on WEDNESDAY of each s.sap y
for the sale of Machines and for the purpose Of Civ
ing instruction in their use.
As- Ladies wishing 70 procure the machines are
feieIIe1 10 MRS. sHoENAKER, on Church Street
HS- Sewing done to order with neatuess a,i dos
pateh. work left at the Exchange will be returned
'he second day without extra charge
Grass Valley, July IS. 1865. sn,s
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

Gold Iockets, Bracelets. Brooches Ear drops
Breast Pins, CuiT Pins Sleeve Buttons Rings shirt
Studs, watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles and a
variety Of other articles, worth from fifty cents 10
SIS each.
Immediately receipt OF the subscription monev.
the subscribers will be entered upon our sub
scripton book opposite number aud the gift corr.
esponding with that number, will be forwarded,
within one week, 70 the subscriber by mail OF ex.
press, post paid.
NJ All communications should be addressed
to BECKETT 4 Co,
Is and 10 Moiiat Building, 1856 Broadway, n Y.
- Specimen copi : sent free Agents wanted.
Specimen copies Of the - Golden Prize - may
seen at this Office. 90
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
NOTICE.

State Of California, In District Court
County Of Nevada. nth Judicial District
Lysander Moore aud Thomas Votaw, Pitts
Thos Primrose, II. Bronson and H. II. Sweet
Deilt's
Notice is hereby given To all persons inter
ested that the said Flnintifs have this day
instituted n suit against the said Defendants
to enforce a Lien for Lumber and Material
men against said Defendants against the
said property as hereinafter described. to wit /:
AQuartz Mill. known and described as
Sweet & Co.'S Mill in Eureka Township, Co
aforesaid. that they shall appear in the
District Court for the County aforesaid, on
Monday the 18th day of December. A. d
1858. and exhibit their claims against said
property. and The proof of said claims and
liens on said property on that day.
LYSANDER MOORE, pI,g..
13 THOMAS VOTAW.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

STATE or CALIFORNIA, COUNTY or NEVADA, s..
District Court l4th judicial District Of said state
The People II the state Of Calfordia-To JOSH.
IA SWEET. Erecting
You are hereby summoned tu appear aue ansW or
the complaint Of THOMAS y. PAINE filed against
you, II. D. Bronson, Thomas Primsose and Hiram II.
sweet
Within Ten Days from the service Of this Writ, II
served on y"u ia this County, within Twenty Days
II served YOU within this District aud out Of this
tho State aud Of this District, in action com
meneed on the l., day of November a. u. 1855 in
said Court to obtain Decree of this Court. for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgage bearing date
the 2nd day of April, A, u. 1857. executed bv the
ncfendent, Joshua Sweet. To Plaintiff and for the
sale Of the premises therein and in said Complaint
particularly mentioned and described, and the apph
cations o. IN. moneys arising from such sale ts the
payment Of the amount due on two certain urDmiso-
~ notes, set forth in said complaint made and de-
ivered to aid Plaintiff, Thomas y. Paine by the he
PENDANTS bearing even date With 7aid mortgage as~
thereby intended to he secured. To Wit The sum
Of six thousand Dollars with interest thereon from
the 2nd day - April 4. r. 1857 At tifa rate af two
anil one half per cent per month ti pad aDl " anil
deficiency shall remain after applying an Of She sail
moneys. properly applicable thereto then that
Plaintiff may have Execution therefor against the
said Defendants, also that all of said defendants.
and each and every one of them. AMI all anil every
person claiming under them, or any or either OF
them subsequently to the eommcncfn - this ae.
ton myy be barred and foreclosei of all right.
claims, lein and eIuity 1t redemption In or to the
said mortgaged premises or any part thereof. and
such other or further relief. both in The pre-
misses, may be just ami equitable.
and you hereby notified that II you fail TO an
swer said Complaint herein directed Plaintiff will
take Judgment against you therefor by default To-
gether with all costs Il >ait and also drma nd Of the
Court such other relief as is prayel for in his said
Complaint
In testimony whereof, l. RUFUS SHOEMAKER.
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do
- hrreuutn M hand md iuaurssa the
J l. seal OF said Court, AT Office. IA the CITY
| J Of Nevada, this md day Of No, ember i
- u. 1883. RUFUS SHOEMAKER CLERK
By WN. SMITH, Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

state ni taHtofna, In District Gdurf
County Of Nevada 18th Judicial It.trie,
Thomas y Paine, vs Joshua SWeet ei al
In application Of Pltds ATTORNEYS herein and Il,
appearing 10 my satisfaction that good cause ae
tion exists against the Defendeni Joshua sweet thai
he Is proper party thereto. ami that the aid n,
endant not resident Of this state aud that the
residence Of said Defendant is unknown to Plaintiff
II Is ordered that the summons herein he served
upon the SAID Joshua sweet by publication In the
Nevada National for Three Months
"Nen under my hand this November End 1855
THOMAS II. CAswEII. Co Judge.
Attest, st,-Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk Of district 1onr,
A., >,,,-- - by VIM. Smith. Deputy.
''"N"''AeH q vines, runs Atty Is 3m
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY or NEVADA, s..
District Court llth Judicial District Of said State
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NO TICE! To Quartz

MINERS and Others Engaged in Mining
DElNG informed that several persons have PIRk.
ID TED our
PATENT METALLIC Plates,
For Saving the Smallest Particles Of Gold
Without having treated with us for the thereof
advise them to forward without loss OF tins
and secure the privilege from us, il they would
avoid the utmost penalties OF the law.
Having received full Patent now pre-
pared to sell the utility Of the same and give full
instructions for its TAtNAN q 90.
AoEST-C. A. MATHEW, Once No. /, SO saerA.
mento street, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
THE GOLDEN PIZE!
ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED /,

The New York Weekly GJlds7i I'rise i one Of ths
largest and hest weekly papers at the day An In
penal Quarto containing eight pages, or Fo:iy Col.
umns, Of entertaining nal ttcrAnd elegantly
illustrated every. week.
4 GIN iroib fros, 80 c~ufs o. $500 ia guilt riH b.
presented 70 zach sH'ri'r- ss'Hi.'a''is ~ ,',ift #
ne subscription pinr-g
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
ROAD NOTICE.

DERSONS who have an agreemeI to travel on the
L the Nevada ani Grass Valley turnpike Compa
ny's Road. by the month. will plse call al the oi
ice Of the Secretary Ct Nevada oi'rass Valley, on
the frst Of every month ami haveie agreement re-
ne..d l. SHuEAKEB, Src'y.
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Administrator,s Sale.

by virtue ~ license from the Judge u
Dpf0baif, che undersigned viii scu a. Public
Auction ~ ibr Real Estate " thr late William
Arthur NJ ltycgAtrr uu the @hth day ~ AmcmDer
urHt ~ thc late residence N me said William Ar
thur, and c1naisis n The Homestead Farm, and
contains about p8 Acres ~ excellent Land. with a
good bwoillng House and outbulld,Ugs On she
same,
Said fru is in a good state N cultivation, and
a Wow on Ac HsIst wpHid boz tho hest Trr8mmtu-
dalton that could be- given tu &c. Also, 40 che
same unr and place will boz cold thr residue 81
Che Personal Estate, aud consists iu paTt a. fol-
lows
About tons ~ Hay, . toms Straw, 100 bushels
loat0rs, swaTms ~ lircs, O loi ufualB Dishes,
lnpsrhuld Furniture, lamuR Tools, sc Sc,
sale 90 commence a. 10 O'CLOCK, a. NJ
ttGi HARRY MOORE, Administrator.
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NYlTE "a rENnONr

laiHlanla IIaffI|f.
Iu Probate Court HfIf e. so I4uUnUufF HItIU aU1 r
tall lafu.l 200 tls aIai 1aI Hi ufinIrf 4 u. ~
Instrument pgrpHrHF a. ls tts isst viii aud issfs-
NWfUt % hHfH o.. NfHb. late 10 HTlial. iu
.sih ddr decreased hfua pffarHlrd tofHr Court lrff 81
ilprTa Welsh. lHl prsfHir
tIHufHrrrl OBJ a4l court fAf a urfHlH concerned there
lu r u4urt 90 appfaf ats sfts afsai1 lnur ~ Gl-
den 90 ftf ffHNat. nHrru 90 JHHsHHT su 600 Jtt usF
90 hHF go ani flas la4tr % aHI thFf Hsf have.
HfaHsi Nlf ffHlaif H sam VIII. lH HHEH IIrH1sr rs
o. HhFf nnrffh iai NHlI ~ ono frfHfl 10 Is Order
Dol UNtNHnfl frf ffta OBJ iu tHH lsIfdIu4u
Furl ~ hl sphHs4flf pfffiHus ~ hai1 tHs sppanlsa
Zoo NtsuhH
asa J. fhENCH Judge " Fr0hats
sue rupI 40 hfrHLu. Aflftf
oztt AhA D. fhfAD H Judge nfPf.lstF
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WOODRQRIRlS BOARD PLARER /

lam nov finishing smother lot Of those
/ Superior n1afd Plaucrs. shlrh f1r durability,
working qu-it.rs aud good in0kI arc hard tn beat
Having made number ~ Improvements un che
machine since D hrst brgau o. Manufacture them
! rsa Dbl reference 90 % large circle ~ ruatuHrrsl
taiish ans Who Niah BE-, HAT tbrJ are falph1haal
~ no bfEf .urialiug mills NV Boa zee.
Orders By mail or otherwise promptly attended
Co., lIhE AlKIEl.L,
3D. JoAnsbury, june 20 1850. it-GJ
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Administrator's Sale.

uNll T. subscriber, Administrator on the cs-
/ tate 81 william q. Calder, will sell az public
auction ou tuesday. NoS, 10Th, 1850, a. O'Clock
4. ~, iby virtue ~ a lirruar from the Probate
Court Ola the premises bfmrrly owned by the
said William o. Calder, an the personal proper
Z, belonging 60 hald eftAtc, consisting N rlova,
Harrow, Claius, ON Aukcs, hlcds. SupaUHR
Tools, Asrs, Hoes, hbg,ris, Manure Forks, and
other atiir''s Goo numerous g. mention also,
wood Lumber.
JOSIAH WARD, IT,, Administrator
,f 81 Iohushury, Nov. !, 1850, O2.G3
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Road the Testimony.

PEAoUANi, Aug. 10th, 1859
Dr RiNoUrHr; SIN ! received a letter nom
,pccting my teeth. which YOU inserted Tor me a
wear ago OF more. | will endca,or TO reply TO
your questions TO the best Of my ability.
list, You ask chow | like my teeth 2dly,
''Nhut is hc'adaptation to the mouth-do they
set perfectly easy, causing no irritation Nc, 3diy
''can you cat with them" and lastly, can YOU
speak plainly with them as you could with
your natural teeth ~
In answer would say that It affords me pleas
urc to state that the teeth give good satisfaction.
The adaptation 70 the mouth is as good as !
could ask Tor. IL causes no irritation or uucasi-
ness whatever. can cat any thing vi h thou
which person ought to cat with their natural
teeth aud in regard tSsspcaklug can-STy TNIr
perceive no difference ia my speaking now and
when had my natural teeth. have recon-
mcndcd Your work very highly TO lny friends.
With much respect,
. y - IL .-Ll- ~
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Board Planning,

TIVE subscriber having 61cd up a shop
/ the Paddock MarhiVc Works with new and
perico, machinery, IL prepared 10 do all kinds Of
WOOD PLANING
with npauless and dispatch aud hopes TO msn
aud receive part ~ ths publls patronage
Alec hut Tor sale seasoned hprplr Lumber.
J. }. LAMB.
~. J0hnsDury Jane ~, 1877. 9Btf
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Notice to House-Builders |

NOU will find il to your advantage TO
1 call at the ST. John ,bup sash and Door Shop
before purchasing the above articles elsewhere.
A. We have a good assortment ready made, and
a. good stock ofpinc on hand a. can be found
IN any market ready to manufacture To order
on short notice. And We arc confident that We
are selling as low asa like quality can De bought
in this part Of the country, To assure YOU, W.
would say thatwc are permanently established in
the bum css, dcyuting our whole time aud attcn-
We are fully aware that our success Is stake upon
that issue Therefore all that want good ar'i-
Gle Tor fair price, give uH your orders and this
shall bc your surety on our part We are also
prepared 90 furnish sash ready glazed or glass of
any Axe cheaper than il being sold in this ,icin-
ity.
Orders by mail or otherwise, promptly attended
90. l.. y. STEVENS.
ST Juhnsbury, July IS, 1859. ASH
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
WITH
Mitchel's patent Metallic Tips.

DEALERS Zoe New Hampshire and Vermont can Obtain
- ttr alW'r mrut"nri 80 u auu N.rs which. iyr duta
D.NlH, ,auuut De- tqualodi "
g. IA MI. Go%.
Nos. ~ e. Id Poarl ST., Boston, Mass.
Having secured the eurirc hud exclusive rsbt o. the
a'"fc urniiuus afutgd tft''. &c tur states o Sow
Hampshire amt NviA ~ ~ uaftIsa WhH have lrrt Pet
iUlttr tH HtI these suuls e. New amrslfc aid NrrH
hraIrI vll ul. Huupuy the sale of thtu, aaal main
tain uuf f4hts prgufrl o. us 1 the Fatrut Laws.
G.. a. NJ . { . y
Sos. 81 and a rcarl Street. Boston, Mass,
p.,et. u noots shocs, Rubt-p, sole Leather Ma and
tv1t Ni'-t
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Paddook Maohine Works.
BT JOIfNSBURY. VT.

VNllE subscriber has on hand or win snake
4 90 order Woodu1uht Flaming Machines ~
1Tr.out sizfa and prrrf, Dimension f'iaU'u, haft
and Door, end Other Lumber Machinery. hII
Work and Repairing done 20 short notice audi nu
reasonable terms.
Has constantly Du hand thr Ithlu Allen Cook
Stove, fire iiaugrs and Boiler r|atrs, Doors ml
Arches aud sugar Houses, nan aud Church
Stoves, CIothcs lcrls, Blacksmith Islfc-, Door
hills aud Track. sinks and HnIl0w Ware, AlDr'a
Patent Pig Pen, hHw3rr's tulufai0ra, Chimney
Tubes and such articles as Hrr uHHaI3 mRruHa-
tuTrd a. ouch au establishment
Orders by mail promptly attended tr
A. THOMPSON
S. Juhushgn May 2.lG1. alf
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Musical Instruction.

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