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Lumber! Lumber!! Lumberf!I

nNE Of d. Spear Co.'s No, saw Mills has been
" located near DeSoto, on the Mobile and ONO
Railroad in dense forest Of the finest timber coax
aud pine in the State. Those in want of q very SUI
perior article of Lumber both in quality and manu-
iacture would do wen send in their orders imme-
dately, the demand increases largely every day.
and IN n short time the prices must advance
Terms cash, or very short paper.
C. H, CURRIER, Agent.
DcS,,o Anril u 1874 29-ly
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The Greatest Invention OF the Age.
4 "ENIs wanted in every Town and County, to en-
\ gage m new light, and profitable business, in
men they can realize handsome profit without III
EtsthG capital For full particulars enclose stamp
Tor return postage. Address
V. c. CARTER
,to,-, ,s.o Richmond, vs..
~
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Back Again +!

FHHE undersigned would respectfully inform ms
/ old customers and the public generally thai he
has purchased the well known lanyard At ksielgl
again, together with the Stock Of Leather on hAnu
and Is prepared to furnish
LEATHER,
RUSsETT BROGANS,
BOOTS, and
LADIES' WALKING SHOES,
OF rHH
BEST KIND OF LEATHER,
WELL MADE.
The highest prices will be given for good Hides
Tallow, &c, Can and examine Tor yourselves.
j. G.. BLACKWELL.
Raleigh Mss- May eth, 1859. Sl-SIn
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$. N. Phnllpa. Of Yazoo CO. for Auaita,

I>o. T. SmrH, N-y.
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Pembroke, Christian Co, Ky

FINE FOR BEATIN a School
MAsTER.-A correspondent at GuiIdhall
sends Us an account Of the trial at the
recent term Of the Essex County Court,
OF one William Hopkins, for assault and
battery. It appears that J. E. Hayward
while teaching school in GuildhaU. pun
ished Hopkins daughter, by obliging her
TO occupy lower seat in the school
The teacher was invited to Hopkin.
dwelling to board, and in course Of the
evening. he asked the teacher why he
made bis daughter occupy the lower seat
Stepping out Of the room. he got n low
er chair and asked him to occupy 1t
which he refused 70 DO, upon which Hop
kins beat the teacher with a large Gal
whip stock until he was unable to resist
and afterwards refused to let him 90, bu
went before the grand jury and entere.
complaint against himself, plead guilty
and was fined SI,O0 and cost. The tria
at the County Court occupied three day.
fOn the evening Of the third day the cas-
was given TO the jury who returned
verdict for the plaintiff to recover $40
and COSTS Cale9oniaH.
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Four Murderers Executed at Baltimore

BALTIMORE, April 8.-As the hour
fixed for the execution of the four mi
SCRABBLE criminalS--GambriI. Cropps.
Corrie and Cyprus-approaches an i'm
mense coneourse of men. women and
youths are pouring toward the Jail by
every avenue leading to it. By 10 o'clock
not less than thirty thousand people are
crowded on the hin tops, roofs of houses,
and every point from which a view can
be obtained. The gallows stands near
the north wall of the Jail, plainly visible
from the high ground, and even the
streets in the vicinity. The weather /,
cloudy and threatening rain, bat does
not deter the eager multitude.
| The drop fell at Z minutes past IL and
the four criminals paid the penalty o
their crime TO the violated laws. No dis
turbance took place. All the criminal
exhibited remarkable composure ane
nerve. Crops led in singing hymn OF
the seafold, IA whic. all joined.
GambriH, in a loud, clear voice. avow
ed IN solemn tones his innocence. Cypru
also attested his innocence. Cropo
merely said in strong voice, ;. Goo
bye all !" Corrie said nothing.
Crops left the following note in III
hands OF the clergyman, with the reques
that At should not be opened until ate
bis death. II wgs written at 9 o'cloc
this morning II was me that shot Ri
den but ] have repsnted of IT.
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As this question is frequently asked,
we will simply say that she is a lady.
who, for upwards of thirty years, has IN
tiringly devoted her time and talents as
a Female Physician and nurse, princi-
pally among children. She has espeei-
ally studied the constitution and wants of
this numerous class so generally over
looked or earelessIy treated by the facuI-
" in too many instances; and as a re-
suit of this effort, and practical knowl-
edge, obtained in a lifetime spent as
nurse and physician, she has compounded
a Soothing Syrup, for children teetbing.
Itoperates like magic, giving rest and
health, and is, moreover, sure to regulate
the bowels. In consequence Of this ar
ticle, Mrs. Winslow is becoming world
renowned as benefactor of her race
children certainly do rise up and bles:
her; especially is this the case in TIL:
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing
Syrup are daily sold and used here. 1
has got be a common remark, " | haf
rather depend on Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup for my children, than to hav,
the united advice OF the medical facult,
of the city" We think Mrs. Winslov
has immortaiized her name by this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believ,
thousands Of children have been save,
from an early grave by its timely use
and that millions yet uaborn will shar
its benefits and unite in calling her bless
ed. No mother has discharged her dut
to her suffering little one, in our opinion
until she has given it the benefit of Mr.,
Nihsiow's Sooth ing Syrup. Try +
+ mothers-try II nolc.-Lqdies' Visito,
Nst0 York City.
/ j. N. Henry & Sons, Waterbury. ar
the General Agents for New England
For sale by A, C. Randall, Irssburgh.
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HIsrOkICAL MAsAzINE.-We do not
commend this Magazine because we are
paid for so doing, but for the reason that
it is well worth taking, paying for, and
reading. Its engaged in the praisewor-
thy enterprise of saving from oblivion
those fragments of American History
which but for some such repository as
this would pass into forgetfulness or be
destroyed by the lapse of time. 1t fur
uishes historians, anIiquarians, biogra-
pliers. numismatologists, and literati in
general a medium of intercommunicaii9n,
which they have long waited for and
sought. but never found till now. Among
its contributors are some of the finest
scholars in the country, including Everett
Sparkes, Winthrop. Simms, Francis, and
( hosts of others. No man who has q
taste for historical pursuits can make q
better investment of two dollars than by
Subscribing for this Magazine. The
number for May promises to be of sPe-
cial interest to Vermonters, as it will con.
tain a paper on the Westminster Massa
ere, by the author Of the History @
Eastern Vermont.
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MARY P. j. QUITS,
Vice Regent for Vermont.
North Hartland, March 81, 1859.
BOARD oF couNsELLoRs.

BOARD OF CoUNsELLoRs.
Bennington County-His Excellency,
Inland Hall, Hon. Pierpoint Isham, Ben
nington.
Windtam County-Hon. Daniel KEEL
logg, Judge S. Court, Hon. J.. Dorr Brad
ley, Hon R. W. Clarke, Brattleboro.
Rutland Go,uaty-Hon. Solomon Foote,
Z. S. S, Hon. Geo. T. Hodges. Rutland;
Hon. William c. Kittredge, Fairhaven !;
Rev. Mr.. Child, D. D., Castleton +; DR..
William Fox, Wallingford.
WindsOr Coaaty-Hon. Jacob Cola
mer, L. S. s., Rev. !. Clement, D. D..
Hon. Norman Williams, Woodstock ;
Hon. John Porter, Hon. DanI Needham.
DR.. 2. Pineo. Carlos S. Hamilton. Ed,
Hartford; Hon. Hampden Cuts, Rev.
O. G. Woodbury., Hartland Hon. Isaac
F. Redfeld, Chief Justice. DR.. Ed. S
A'helps, Hon. j. D. Hatch, Windsor; Elk
Gov. Ryland Fletcher, Cavendish; Rev
Moses Kimball, Rev, J. De F Richard,
Weathersfeld.
Grunge Couaty-Lieut. Gov. Burn
ham Martin, Hon. William Hebard, Chel
sea Hon. Edmund Weston, West Ran
dOlph Hon. Simeon Short, Thetford.
ADDISON Couaty-Hon. Philip @. Tuck
er, NJ. W. G. NJ, Vergennes Hon. Jas
NJ. Shade Middlebury.
Washington Couaty-Hon. E. P. Wal
ton, N. c., Rev. F. W. Shelton, Rev
W. H. Lord, Montperier; Hon. Henri
NJ. Bates, Rev. A. Webster, Mortified
Chittenden Couay-Hon. George F
Marsh, Rev. John Wheeler. D. D., r.
Rev. j. H. Hopkins, D. D., Rev. Joshu
Young, Gen. De. Witt c. Clarke. DI
Leonard Marsh, DR.. Samuel W. Thay
er, Burlington.
franklin County-Hon. John Gregg
~, Rev. Chas. Fay, ST. Adams.
LamoiHe County-Hon. Thos. Glee,
MorrisyilIe.
,, Caledonia County-Ex. Gov. Erastr
Fairbanks, ST. Johnsbury; Hon. BIZ.
\. Davis, Danyille.
Esser Co'aaty-William H.Hartshor
7 Esq. Guildhall; David Hibbard, ESQ
: Concord.
Orleans County-N. W. Bingham
Esq, Irasburgh.
Grand Bte COunty-Hon. Samuel A
ans, Grand Isle.
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RIsING IL THE WOELD.-We per
ceire from 4 late number Of the Kansas
Tribune that our old friend and former
fellow townsman, Mr.. Charles C. Kellam,
has been elected one of the Councilmen
for the famed city Of Topeka, and is also
thetreasurer Uf the Board. Good! We
like to hear that Irasburgh boys are II
sing in Importance, and that they are
bonored with Office by those who have
the power to bestow it. May Mr.. KEEL
lam dignity the Office. He doubt not he
will, for he was the best postmaster Iras-
burgh ever had.
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ELECTION NEws.-Returns of the
Wisconsin election indicate the choice Of
Byron Paine (Repnblican) as Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, By 5000
majority.
\ Hartford (Ct.) dispatch says:
The fnal result Of the election in
this State foo,s up as follows For Gov.
Buckingham, Rep, 40,2Il; Pratt. S..
279 Bnckingham's plurality, 1882
The House stands, Republicans l25
Democrats 100 ; Senate, Republicans IS
Democrats s and the four Republican
Congressman, with pluralities varying
from G5 to COO"
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A TOUCHING ScENE.-The NJ Y.
Times of March 3lst, says:
" After his usual Wednesday evening
lecture, last night, the Rev. Mr.. Beecher
presented to his congregation the case of
slave mother in Virginia who had been
freed with her FIVE children by the will
OF her deceased mistress-but whom the
heirs awaiting themselves of legal tech
nicalities, had again reduced to slavery.
a humane slave dealer bought them all
Tor $1,000, and had offered the mother
their freedom for the same amount-at
the same time allowing her to come
North, with one of her children, TO raise
the money-taking her word of honor
that she would return. She had collect
ed S0O0 in Philadelphia, and now soil
cited $500 more, Dir. 3. called on her
to stand up. She rose-as white. as
free apparently from all faint of negro
blood, IN hue or hair or speech or man
ner, as any member Of that congrega-
ton And her little brown-haired boy
was as sweet child as any mother fond
les IN New York. Oser $500 we're col
leeted on the spot tie remaining $500
zee cannot doubt, DiA be sent to A1.
Beeeher early his morning"
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EXTRAORDINARY ITINERANCY.-
Sometimes in the South, Methodist min
listers are transferred without consulting
the Bishops. Witness the following no.
tice from a Southern paper, It seems
the brother was very Popularin his old
place Of labor" and thsy wanted him
back again:
& $3.50 REWARD.--Ran away
on the 24,h of December, 4 Negro man
called Squire. whose right name is Thos.
Whitlorh. I expect ne has free papers
in his possession. Can read well. He is
Methodist preacher; twenty-eight years
oh; about ) feet 8 or 10 inches high
weighs about 10 or $50 pounds; black
color; a large mouth white teeth en-
dark gums free-Spoken when address.
ed bat very little beard, and has heavy
suit Of hair when combed back.
will pay $50 to any person for hin
if caught in thefree States and delivere,
to me, or secured in the Hopkinsvill
jail 50 l can get him, OF 500 if caugh
in free State and put in Jail so cal
get him, and $50 if caught in this State
and secured in Jail so I can get him.
Address JoHN s. HOLLAND.
Pembroke, Christian Co, Nv
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their fathers, brothers and husbands
might take part in the contest. While
men fought and bled, women toiled at
home and on their farms, often in peril
of savage invasion and slaughter, that
their descendants might inherit liberty,
peace and happiness.
The women of Vermont are again
called upon to show that fhey can sull
practice self-denial, and make exeriions
to evince their reverence for him, who so
often perilled his life for the sake of his
children. Shall they not unite in this et-
fort 10 complete the purchase of Mount
Vernon, and restore the estate to Its for
mer fertility and beauty; and make IT a
national mausoleum, consecrated forever
to the memory of one of the greatest and
best men that ever lived-GEoRGF
WASHINGTON
Let US rejoice and participate in thi;
enterprise. Even little children may
east in their dimes and those with tel
talents can bestow of their abundance
Every one who gives one dollar becomes
a member of the Association. Let every
man, woman and child, all sects Of Chris
tians, aud all political parties unite il
I contributing something to this truly ma
tional and patriotic work.
And when in after years our posterit,
shall go to Mount Vernon and wines
its beauty and high culture, showing hov
much the women Of America have don
to ''preserve his memory green" the.
shall exclaim, behold how his childrel
loved him ~
/ MARY p I GIFTS
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HEAVY VrRDIcT.-we learn from
the darlington papers that Mrs. French.
the widow Of the engineer on the Yer.
mont Central Railroad who was killed
by the explosion of the John Smith. in
1855, has been awarded by a jury at the
present term Of the Chi,tenden County
Court, damages TO the tune Of $1,000
about equal 70 an annuity Of $500 a
rear.
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"a A correspondent of the Hartford
Tunes writing from San Ricardo, Cuba,
Feb. 18th, says
4 gentleman name Buchanan was in
Cardenas a few days since, and the
Spanlards, on learning his name, crowd
Cd around, staring at him as if he were
some Wild animal, and some asked If be
had really come to buy the leland"
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SHOCKING EvEST-FoUR Persons
Burned TO DEATH.-Bangor, April
Mrs. Potter, an old lady, two sons.
aged 80 and 80, and a grand child. aged
10, were burned with their house in Lee
this morning about half-past z. They
we're probably suffocated, as they made
no struggle. Another son saved himself
by jumping from an attic window. They
we're the only occupants of the house.
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Home and Grave of Washington.

!, ,i5 or ,ya nrrcb,se sra .-,r.u;sb-ron,
81 ,b.sbo,,. .,5 ,,-.r. ,s q. ,,,. F,,ber
of ri. Conr,rv" TIE .,,,asIi.by Mrs I
tT.uod., r,,,. - b.b.,rof,,a {. Nom, Y
v.r,,, !. H.. A.soo;.,,i,,,,. ,f n. Tr,ior "
If which .,,e :. v;ca Vs,s,, for Vermont.
". .Iso ,,l,li.l, ,hsrs,r;,b , list Of conn
..,l,-. sr,,o;c,.3 70 ,ssis, her They are
an able and efficient board and their Sc.
Isc,;o, does rrch honor 10 the Vice Re-
genr Mr.. Co,ts ba, been no less happv
h her selection of MANAGER, in This /
county She has apnoipted As sucb Mrs
Ira II. Allen Mrs Fliiah Cleveland and \
Mrs. n. T. Sbeafe who viii at once an
point managers in every town in the
countv. so that all will have an opportu-
,ity If ofEsr;D, Testimonial rs tbair sf- .
fsction for the Christian patriot. and hero
-Wasbiootop.
We have from the first frlt q deem in
,erest in the en,erprise and we rejoice to
S,oyy thar ysr,,on, = no, r., no without
onpor,ppitv 10 evinc. rb. na,rio,isn and
Gratitude If her sons. We believe the
sn,saIo Of Mr.. Cutt. yfI end . vilIipr
and y generous resnonse We cannot
think otherwise.
We sboull not 1--we Vermont co we'll
had she loved WASHINGTON lees Nor
could ve eyer visit that .. no.ls., mansion
on the hanks Of rba potoma,r vifboot
enotiors If rarra, and sb,r,a ;f ,.b,,
purchased and anbsIlisbal by The do,o
t;ons Of other S,,,s. y.r,,,r, ,rbos.
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DR.. Scanzoni Of Wurtzburg, who at
tended the Empress of Russia at the
birth Of her last child, has received for
his services $4,000.
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Who is Mrs. Winslow.

o. n. ELKINS.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
f0R TIE RAIID CURE on
CouGHs,c COLDS, IoARsENEss, ryFLU.
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, wHOOpINo
COUGH. GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
cIpIEST rOystimpTTON

CIPfEST CONsumpTION,
ard for The tef 4 sonsumpse PATIENTS Ia advanced
siAges u the aiss&se
We need MT speak % the public n lie virtues,
Truugbyut ever fasn. and almost every hamlet n ihs
American States, ~ wonderful o. pulmonary ra.
plains have maae u arrady known. Nay few afe me
families Ia Any civilized county ta continent sitIgout
personal experience ~ ~ enec; and FEVER yst ne
communities any vhefs which hays not among them
living trophy q ~ Sieiofy the eutteand dan.
Fer0s dlssases n The threat and iuhFs Whe Il : he
most powerful antiigis yet known 10 nan Or he fsni
dnie and dangerous dlssases ~ the pulmonary offsaa u
4 als1 The peasntast and safs fsnady that can s an.
,l0yed ~ infants and young persons parebts should
have IN store kssinst the insiious eneuy that steals
upou them uhttsFsfed. We have abundant gruubds 70
hesye The CHtEhT rneToNAL lives IS the eH.
stmpsioHs 4 prevents uan three " cures Keep Il ~
y0 and eute ypnf euids while thsy curahle neg
ltct them until no human skili can master tS inenofain
eankef that, fastened ths viial., eats your NO. aaay
Al kn0w tls df~sdfal fatality n lang dsydafs and =
they know DO he viff1sa u ts renedy Ne ned III A.
than % a~ufs tsm u Il sl made The best n ssn
- We srafe no edst. care, III ~ pf0iuoe tks
most perfect feshe. and tins Afford hass vho rely %
The best agsnt which our ain furnish fs their euf
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10 hand in their names by the LIST January and he
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