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Important TO Farmers!
The Subscribers are Manufacturing the
PREMIUM, VERMONT
MOWER and REAPER,
mn. . ,,,gg r.uphrT,
lWILLARD 3 ROE PATENU

GONE OF Tie pnlhia of eErriirurp ahd Pc
> cuIiar advantage which this machine has over
Others may be enumerated a. follows
lst-iu having the cuter'bar hinged 20 Nc
frame 90 Az 60 adiuht itsrlf 60 the unetenncas ~
the ground 2d-lia,ing tao driving wheels 90
drive the cutters, ifnne slips the other docs ne
work, 3i-Ihe whole weight ~ thr machine 10
on the wheels where IL 10 required % gIte poser
a. she stroke ~ the knives, Ath-Whcn The ma
chine b backed he knives cease 90 Nlbrgle
consequently you back away rom ohalfuelnna
without danger ~ bfeakng the knives. hh-l ne
machine cuts on thc night, ana N Rratrd 20 lhAt
either oxen or horses can be used 6h-lhe cut
ter bar can be- raised rs or 20 inches 10 thai The
farmer can gather his grass seed before De mnWs
easily raised by lever which u very coaN enieni
when coming a. the corner " tlf land, When
raised the machine can be- turned a. short a. you
please, or ~ over the mpwn gas hth-Ihe
machine is mostly iron, and very simple lu IT,
The boNcs arc al Hllbffd, aud the guards "
laheabic hon, 0h-h has Ho sids drUI,
We desire hat every farmer wi'hug 60 pur
chase moving machine, should zee ths Ner.
mont Mower, aud ffV ~ good 1UrhtiSs. We are
confident IL VIII please them, and thnt there it
none better. II h ruUaHfed 90 cut grass equal
60 the beet mower with hcNthc, % ihr tate oiohe
acre per hour, ur ten or hhccu acres per day,
With a light pair ~ huuet aud du'rr
We would be- glad ~ grt the address ot every
farmer intending Co buy mower THIS ,tAaon,
/ aud will send them cut ~ thr vermont MgNef.
aud will have a machine in the urighhofhnod
early ia the season, that they may examine i aud
judge Tor thcmscl,cs ~ iti merits,
/ We will simply add one ~ the many ccriiheaief
] NAlrA NC have ln our nuaactsiuu
| HorW it,uTroap. WAsusetos 90, y y ,HsIt ~ rs
/ Nessp. WIZ ,abt Hosi-t hereby o,uin that one ~
Yuut vermont huNcfs has teen ln wee ~ lhr paa gas
boo this vicinity there had rIuaiHnf uprtunfH f ~
ius Ne operation AMI an Willing Co. luf usurss 90 ~
rect irt Hirfutr 90 eide dram, urruras aud unfuf 81
tuuE, yHuatN NJ adapting itar g. uneven grounds a.
C of paasiuE ustalr and tufiuF cHrurfs rase Of t1n'
tfu ono nrli uHuuturf tufu HUd tHuN rulfufe
NJ Tho driFrfk hhauu equal BOO us part u he country
. 40 IN" Annual f.lSul lhr WnYnuFwn 60 Agricultural
au.irtY hrld NulrW- nos month ur committee
Oh Farm implements. NJ " Ith am Que, uuaulwuual,
save q prrrfs,4 ff ANklI 4tl ma hlug thhlel hna
/ in uuriu the county. ". " iNbAihhttl-
Manufactured At the Caledonia
MAC hin Sc SHO or
l..
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Threshing Machines !

L AM now manufacturing lat the shop formerly
occupied hy Randall 4 Whipple,) One and two
horse power Grain threshing and cleaning ma
shines, from the most approved patterns, which
Tor Construction, Durability and Execution and
Freedom froN Friction cANNoT M EXCELI ED
ffhoSc who intend to purchase this season, will
End il for their interest to order soon.
Address LEMON gibson,
80 ST. Johns ury, Vt.
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Farm for Sale.

GIIUATED in the westerly part of Lunen-
y burgh, about three miles from Luucnbutgh
CaF.sE, and knnMn rs the morrill, Farm, contain
ing l4O acres Of good land, OF which about loo
acres Is cleared, and suitably divided into moving
tillagc and pasturagc There is a Barn. House
and Shed on said Farm. and orchard Of about
80 thrifty young apple trees, and good school
house within OF n mile Of said house. Said
farm will be sold CHEAP, and reasonable credit
given. Inquire Of John w. Hartshom Of Luncn.
burgh, or OF tho subscriber at West Waterford.
j. a. UADLEY.
Jan. %. 1859. 22tf
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For salel

10y the subscribers % low figures, z ~
ID ana 90 foot Epg.no Lalhfs with W without
screw 6Htgrrs, Also one 20 hand
CLkPBOARD PLANEh
One Blind Machine. together with 2 sizes y lel'
tons Portable r4si lion Grsi Mills, suitable Tor
guudiug an kinds u grain together with corn On
The COD. 2. u. FAIRBANKS,
Agent for Caledonia Machine shop Ca.
N.B.-iIn ths absence OFT X. T., call on s q.
Bracket OF ID. Colby, a. the Planning Works for
l,aFf.-t.t.Fg p3if
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Musical Instruction

Mrs, II, Z, SAWYER, would give no.
vi tice 20 the inhabitants " ~ johntbury and
vicinity that rhr will give instruction on the ~.
anYf1ue, aud The cultN au.p Cithc Voice, lelms,
$1,000 per tenn,
Rooms ~ 81, A I. Bluuts
S. lohntbgryt IaU 20, 1859 soar
NLILuTNplH r Baker, J W, Adams, Lee
Vi r Homer, J, & j. Parker, aud ", blbuiue
Huat0u.
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ArgaI A06ertlarmTsMts.
STATE or VERMONT.


ffffH f'H+iitNf
GEOHlkW tAH0oA lH rhaneeU % Et Jshn,ba-
BABsARb loEgoP y. asi 'f' as.asy q 5 e.
ltAHlhn4 AgE.GoAr, laal iof iafsels.ars ~
JthihiAh lihh uprigsHe ~
Ihs petitioner ssts foIi that she said Barnard ana IA.
Tiul4 iiir 2iih daf ~ haFFWlrr lhsl maft ~
s4d jeremiah ODD estimation III afrrf I'D Iaud l ls.t ~
FrU Boo ihr county NJ tsffE hrIur1hn sluthrrr TAI sf
nfsi difspH l9i ~ Iph4 Al afthY, No ~ ssfepi - ~
nlf go t'e nsst 500 - ssrgfg lhe psgnirHi 81 fsuf
ITHIsaHfh nuirn ul uHr hundred duilaff each
annually. HFunin u IauuaTl lflI niIr Ia Isif
sia nHr Boo Jsnuaf ne. Huh uue in iauaafr lac ~
mat 900 thF va m IaguaG 40 aaid luHd asslrnsI ~
niurFaHr ann nnrt 90 t lFiiiln Hnd that tLf 49,
were ilru aud HuH wholly unpaid And thai sine ~
sssignmtul lhf ssla AfsihmIps have qniicsimsd fhs
uHll pfruHfs Hnut lhe Friunnfrh consent D. ts 80
iuul end tlr pfiinnff laHla o. hHfr me saur re 49,
uf tr fulf nl Frutup luu ~ The $40 49, ana
lH Hud Nr ruEsfnfa thHf ihf said Barnard ~ ~
fHla frflIr lih4ut ths Hfatr lH f pffffufs III 80,
iast has nifl rad pctun n thf 0fIk once III 80
tuHIt 60 90 ufflff M unllfr.
% BE- tHrfrfr pflrfHl that tr said hHrnard and fIr
DE- br nuhrh n Hppfaf 20 ualh r.uf AMI aUssfT h. ~
pfuu f puhfHnH ~ fnls order Win ihr auIstanfgF
hllu pot uun tNfrr WrHtH me-
in ihs talrluniaH pubshrd "a ht JnhnsburT ''-' ~
blfl unagr ~ hAnd - 80 JohuspurY ht gsth day II
ApIdi - itas -"
q. 40. " Canoes, huiidtan ~
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Por Sale.

1--WE well known Ira Colby farm, pleasantly To-
Gated ou . good road, "A of d nile north ~
Dautliie Green, and within miles u 81 Johns
bury, on the old county road 90 N0uh DauFlle 49,
Said farm contains shout 100 acres suitably d.
fided into moving. tllagr, and pAstuwHo, togcth.
81 Nliu wood enough fur home use IL 10 one N
tbe best wheat dud corn farms in this part " The
county having about rs acres u 6outheTly and
eastrrly Giants, with convenient housc and out
huilduFs VIII be sold with OF without the crops.
Terms easy, o. part can remain uu mortgage "
desired For further Information inquire ~ thc
subsCTilrT on tle premises. Possession given
Immediately. CHA'A h. PNEN Ilhh, t9u
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d - J. TNENrn Ina.. ID rIan.l. 3 y.
STATE or rERWONT


CTAHLEH PEAUOnY'N kaIAIE
A. Probate tYuu held the rfattr n Nc Johns
f'Tr ~ $50 's-ft das = a pfAl 4 L. laag.
MuWnttAt itAt Adu'f tr Uuuts non uu thf estate III
'thAvs Peabody late ui uHfuri n said district dsesatsi
lUtfflair WaBss application o. said count
tend the tlme hcfrtilfu allowed him a. psy Ne deits
due 9u Md drtrasgd aud a. render hla Standardization
account unt Hume futufr daf Mhfrruusfu u IL ordered
ui said count, that sd app,son BE- heard snd decided
AZ the Probate untr ~ ~ JVhusbur5 afsrsad. ne
ail daN ~ Apil 4, y iss9 snd ~ 10 mfthrf ordered
that uultr o. ENru g. al irfuluH ~ puilira
uuu copy ~ the rrtsd order IN the e. ednn-
printed ~ ~ jIHurluty, thee week. tuccrt4ltriy
bstifr ssld time ufhcauug,
nl thr trsft
Ausst ASA l. TRENcu judge Of Probate,
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Horse Shooting


HEAGH EanIITELLDJC q.
fI'IlE Subscribers would respectfully announce
! 90 thr public fhai ttfy have i1TWf4 rAlF
prrsbiB f0r Inc purpose VI cam iug on she above
named business. AL Aiuca ~ HorA done win
ufHfuefb and drspaich,
[ Patterson, one ~ tBe nuu, VIII give ne per
soual attention 10 horses ln the Aalit % cutting
90 orcufaching or having bad feet lie th.nha
frHu his long experience Dee can give general h4l
isarriou, The FRs.onsBe oiihe yu6lll " trsItrl
GilIy collected &. PATTERSON
Btf q p. MAhblOA.
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I IBERATION.-I have this day rclinquish'
ed to my daughter, Nancy Ellen Bronson
the time during her minority, and shall neither
claim her wages, nor pay any debts Of her con-
tracing amer this date. .,.,,>,
WN mitchell, Witness.
May 4th, 1859. 56-Jb
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VRREsI arrival ~ H1om TaHrr asd Badeuug
II at LhLsLALif low pilCEr1 a.
J. D. a J. J. BNOWAh
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Good Stoves
Sash and Doors,

FENHOSE in want Of first rate article in
L the above line will do well TO give ms a call
and buy good inside Doors from SIPS 20 / 10, the
best workmanship in all cases wrrranted,
l.. o. STEVENS.
St. Johnsbury, Oct.7, 1858. OF
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F Or S ALE

4 FINE cottage residence on StJohnsbury plain
~ Vt. situated on Main street. about ten min.
utcs walk from Mcssrs. Fairbanks scale works
and depot is convenient for man doing business
on the Plain or at padduck's Village. 1t is n
we'll built house, convenient for one or two fnmi-
ics has II good rooms, two cellars and build
iuVs, y well Of good water with chain pump and
a CstCrn Of soft water.
The barn was fitted mp two years ago in good
order for stablingS horses, and a 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 glstcms opposite tho place this fall which is
very an, cncnt IN case OF fire.
The owner having left town is anNions to sell
and will sell at a bargain.
For further particulars enquire Of Russell Hal
lett near the premises.
l5:f CHARLES SHATTUCK.
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Machinery and Castings,

TUE subscribers have on hand Woodworth's
Il Plancrs Circular saw Mills. Clapboard and
Shlnglc Mills Of approved patterns and excellent
workmanship; also Sugar.housc & Arch-mouths
and Plates, Black smiths 1wrcs, Fan Bellows
and Tire Rollers, Boa Stoves, Barn door Rolls
-lsDn allAA..Al.. &c Castings and Forgings Of
every description, and repairing douc % order aud
az short notice. HALLEI a THOMPSON,
St. Johnsbury, VI. G3u
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COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

WE. the subscribers. being appointed by the rrChHts
W Count Tor the district ~ Caledonia Commissioners g.
receive. examine aud ADJUST a CLAIMS ana demands " all
lsfHUs 1rilll ~ nfurl Emery htr udan
To aid dlstuDt, urrraHri aud the rIaitnt ~
ceased rAhilrd ~ onset thereto hereby aNe notice list
sN months nom the 18th day u Anul. lao al ~ 81
ur the creditors 60 rAhib and their respective
claims 10 said commissioner flr examination aud ano~
and that We viii mcvt Tor that purpose at-thr
late dwelling huuse o the deceased iu xad Lyndon,
the 1th dhy 81 MhY, Hud The 2ith October
at lUo'tluNk, A N on ralh 90 Hald days
tkUN,tEC CAUOOk,1
SMALLER HtEt.. Cnmmi tAiont~gIs
E9f hEN4 SANuORN.
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ORDERoE NOTICE NJ SET7LEMENY
rs RiiuCE's ESTATE.

HOLLIS NhltE'N ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT 9. CAttnoNtA Disrnisri 81
~ Probate Court held at ~ Juhnsbury tn said district
on the .aih dny of April 4 u. 1880
" ilLNEAS. Nathaniel Bruce Admir- the rstatc N
Hollis truce late Of Newark "a said district 0eccasst
ts,isf account of his Rdminsifatou
and Co present his against tald fstar ~
animation ami allowance ur the purpose Of making par
uuuu aud dsbuon ~ the residue ~ said estate undt'
decree e said court among the persons Who are ~
Law entitled 10 the n n therefore ordered By tah
court that the same under consideration and b'
heard The Probate once, 81 Johnsbuty, tho uh
that all persons Interested he nsihcd hereof by pu
cation Of 81 the record of this order IN tho
tardonlan. printed JuhusburN three wcskt sue
ccssycy previous said time orhcAring that they may
appear and the allowance 81 said account u
they and also he heard by sAid court Ia ne
matter OF partition and dstributtun Of said estate.
Aurst, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
Si-Ss Attest ASA L. FRENCH. Judge
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Testimonials.
81 regard Mr Eddy one OF the most capable and arc
cesstu practitioners with whom kaNe had onieial Inter
CuAs MASON. % Commi.sIonsrofPG Patents
have hesitation iu assuring inventors that
employ person more and trustworthy
and capabr OF pUttiuF their AppliCau0usin
Tor chem all cauy and favorable consideration at
the Patent Onle
EDMUND buREE" Late Commissioner ofPAisnts.
boston. February s Vss.
hr Y II Eddy hAHmadc for me THIRTEEN publications.
all but OA OF which patents have been granted and
that 0rvis now pending such uumistAkablc proof q
ne IL ads
EInvcutors 20 npp, him 10 procure their patents
they may u having the faithful attention
slowed tht casss, aud At Yar) reasonable CHARGE
JOHN TAGGART."
From A~pt I'm 1917 Jdne ITth lEga the snhsr7tber
~ his large prnct.s made tvice rejected
pitratinus. AfNTEFN ApFEAlt. EVERY ON % which
vas decided hsfs, Dr. o. The g0mmissoDcL oLPaepiH,
u " EDBf.
Bsstou. January $50 t9ly
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NEW GOODS +!

A lot Of New Crockery and other Goods
"A just received and for sale by
Z. JEwETT.
March a, 1850.
FBlHE largest assortment Of Crockcry and Glass
y Ware in Northern Vermont. Wooden Ware
and all kinds Of house Keeping utensils constant
~ on hand, and for sale at prices that defy COM
petition, by i. +. & l.. i. Drown.
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~ OTICE.-This ccrthcs that ! have relin-
' pushed to my son, Wesley J. G. Humphrey
his time during the remainder OF his mipori'y,
and shall claim none Of his wages. nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
IS 37s TIMOTHY HUMPHREY.
ST Johnsbury Centre. Vt, April p, 1909
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Dried Raspberries,

DRIED APPLE and CIRRANTs,
- SIp RRnwS'S
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DAlhTa aud OIls Of an ttHdt tLuhlAlE
L NHiIE, sIh rhr y AlAlhh, All ptA
L.F6L.P BROWE.
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Wove Wire Cloth,

GUITABIE for Thrcshng Machines, Win
y moving Mills, Window Screens, &c, FOR sale
by .BONNION DEFINING,
Sept. .. 1858.
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lllNN " llF ftN VI AlN
STATE 90 NTNMuNr tafrtiuua District -
Ata Probate Court hrld az ~ JUhuauuf} u said District
un thr tb hat ut MAJ 4. u tst.
WHEREAS Ira Aruiugt1n, Ekr,utuf u me lat vii
" r'An' q" ihumas Pierre LAT. - " Johp.huf, IN saih
uat deceased. uUIutra tuTrndrf ~ his gd
mluisniuu nud iu pfrsgut bic account arHusi sad -
lAt lH fAAluniWh AMI hNtNHutff Tor the purpose -
mailing partition and uiatriuuiun nf the residue aafi
estate uudrrh decree ufsaid court amung the pvfsBn
uhu arc n} Law rutltlrd 60 The same 10 ~ thrfriuTs
ordered l @d,Yurt that the samr rune under consider
htiIu aud hr heard 40 the Probate O1itf i 81 jHhuf.
tufN eu The San dhN uf Ma. 4 q. lsa Ana f "
thcfofdufrd that ni persons interested BE- nousd
hereof hf publication copy uf the ct THIS order
in the talruuau printed a. ~ Jchnsbu,, three wrtss
auDrvshiNr, IfrN uus n said time ~ hearing that they
NAV appear and contest thr aas Of said sorounf
they see cNunf sui also lv heard by sad court tho
matter uf partition aud distribution 81 said estate
~ the t,uft
Attest, asa !. ihkNCH, Judge ~ Probate.
\ true copy ct record
US Ams.I AhA L FRKNCn Jnhs. nfrrnNate
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NJ RW FIRM
WsI SAWS

GLE. FoTtTTIL 40 Go
SAW MANUFACItHEhh,
Fishersville, N. H. Since ls49,
WHERE they keep large assortment
w aud manufacture 20 order, OIL thn various
kinds ~ CIRCULAR and other SAWS that are
used iH she United States and cunadas.
a. The large Circular Saws are ground by
Machine made expressly m lhe purpose, eouse-
quenry are much tmer aud superior 20 those
ground in the usual manner,
Those IN want u saws are respectfully Invited
60 es+l.--an ms nfpniTrd o. short notice, ana
al orders promptly EXECUTED. LIST 81 FTittsaent
by mail 90 persons desirlag them,
q. GAGE, HEO. POTTER
J. c, GAGE. l. x, GAGE, II, ~ HoLfE,
Baskerville, Jan, I, 1850. lnr
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\ MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS,
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.
Late AE,ntofm, U $ patent oolco, management

"
the Al OF ,Af.D
49, 49, 'AarArr ST. orrusitr EilHr 81, rosroS,
Acr au extensive practice 81 upwards OF twenty years
c"uuut es To- secure Patyutsu tut jMrd attcs also la
Great hritaIu France, ami utu- foreign countries Ca
NratsA ssguucu', aHd all Papctu OF Draw
uEhtpr Patcutb executed on liberal terms aud WITH dts
patch, RrsCar, made Into American Foreign
~ determine thc validity pr utuV ui fhtcus o. iuy|-
Uunsaud legal or other HdSlGc rendered m an matters
touching the same. copies OF the s1Ws ct Patent
furnished los remlttiug ono .at rdcd
at " Arlington.
TAs Ascncy notony the largcstln New England. but
through inventors have advantages securing patents.
4iunE tine pntruHbiy ut tcutous uusurpass-
81 hy 90 not muir tyurAby superior which
luerru them rlsrN here The testimonials below given
prove that uoHrJS NuuE SuCcrN,rrL PARISH ~
than the subscriber. and Success hLsr
rHcor or ApvAsACrs ANp AUtrr hc would add that he
has tsI 60 cNU, and can prov Ina f 10
once me- kud thr charges tur -slual
eeFSp moderate Iucimmcnsr practice Of tho subscribe
during twenty vcars past hahcuaultd him 10 accumulate
vhstCHccuuu lions and ofcia dc
patents These besides his extensive library Of LEGAL
aud rhunlcal aud u account sgriutc,
United states and Europe render him able beyond
Co syI superior facilities aiming
Aurcrs,ty ofa Journey to Warrington proc urt ~
tent and Tho usua great delay there saved n
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GENIRAL AGENTS,

GENERAL AGENTS.
u d. hrnA. q Co... NO. ; CnThlill. Bo1ion,
Mas ). =. HiNgit,N. -. yuhutbury, Va j.
~. hspry s Suus Watsrtst.. ~ Lyman SAY.
txs,A Co. M9r'rri q y f.Jnan Bro's 4 Co.
g1rrntn. q w VIM. Prarun Ou.va. agent
r.. l.i sA G'tHA' s. b.s 100. Z. J.
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At ALLEN & BURPEE's.
Railroad street, St. Johnsbury.
Anil 49, 1852. 33tf
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GOOD TO TAKE.

ENRESH Grated Horse Radish. Pickles h''''
h ups, Jcliies, &c. just received a. ,,,>,,s
EF&L LIP BROWN >, $500
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30

r DANGER OF Cars SLEEPING WITH Chill
DREs.-A small girl, seven or eight years
old, on the night of the eth ult., came
pretty near losing her life by a cat. Her
mother heard strange noise which ava
kened her: she hastened to the bed where
the child was laying, and found the cat with
ber mouth close to the child's mouth. At
first they took the child to be dead, but they
soon perceived it seemed to catch for breath
occasionly. After two or three hours she
was restored to consciousness, but has been
very stupid and unwel since. Parents
should beware how they trust their cats to
sleep with their children GaEes6urg tn }
Democrat.
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For Tar NEvs
Women.
III Axxn u. Toss.

=
( sssrse eor,e in ehildhood-msny more in youth;
alId cher leave us not, until, perehauee,
$ Ne martyrs are for sin, that We can truth.
ne s.eh mugs uesr our heavy cross Of pain-
We may not shrink, Or y 70 lay is down.
E~ every lip there Is . cup Of gall
- Pm every head there il q thoFned crown.
weknov there is hand outstretehed to LEAD,
But sometimes We can neither see OF feel;
Scznetimes We lose our faith - we cry out,
And then our hearts are hardened into steel
We cannot while we will It, keep the way;
We love, and then the human seems divine;
Ne think our idols fit for vorshipping,
And lay our hearts upon ehangeful shrinei
We love, and then we have 50 much to give;
= We dare stake al upon single throv.--.t--
Smiling the while, and thinking It but light,
To see cur richest treasures fade and go.
ws1ess. Our liEesare straightwsy counted nsught;
We moulded ere in any shape or foEml
We weep and say We'rs rich. snd think. the while,
That only sunshine breeds the sngry storm!
We love, and with our very hearts fold in
Ou. loved ones Then believe we still are blest,
Though while we speak our heart chords lie apart,
Rent By the turmoil Of . base unWrest.
ne fold our hands above our thrObbing breasts.
= And think We nest sweet doves with silken
-, wings; t
Nor know our fault until for our fond hold
:. We feel the serpents deadly coils and stings!
Poor fools are we, and o, 30 Knocked because
What God has willed we ever try to seeki
Poor fools are we, and doubly Knocked because
We stand with eyes and mouths 80 mutely meeki
MAScHrrEs, n. H.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30
orfrfn OF SlaHarY.


Nr. Bancroft, in the i6rst }volune Of his
History of the United States, gives an &C.
count of the esrlY traffic of the Europeans
in slases. In the middle ages the yeneai-
tians purchased white men-Christisns and
others, and sold them TO the Saracens IN si-
eily and Spain. In England the Anglo
Saxon nobility sold their servants as slaves
to foreigners. The Portagess frat import
ed negro slaves, from Western Africa,
into Europe, IN l44e. Spain soen engaged
In the trafic. and negro slaves abounded in
some of the places of that kingdom. Af-
ter America was discovered, the Indians Of
Hispaniola were imported in Spain. and
made slaves. The SpaniaFds visited the
coast of North Ameriea and kidnapped
thousands of Indians, whom they transport
ed into slavery in Europe and the West IL
dies. Columbus himself kidnapped five
hundred native Americans. and sent them
to Spain. that they might be publicly sold
at Seville. The practice Of selling North
America Indians into foreign bondage con-
tinued for two centuries. Negro slavery
was first introduced into America by Span
ish shareholders, who emigrated with their
negroes. A royal edict of Spain authorized
negro slavery IN America In 1908. King
Ferdinand himself sent from Seville fifty
slaves to labor in the mines. In 1911 the
direct traffic in slaves between Africa and
Hispaniola was enjoied by royal ordinances.
Las Casas, who saw the Indians vanish away
before the! cruelties of the Spaniards. sug-
gested that the negroes, who alone could
endure severe tolls, might be further en-
ployed. This was in 1913. - ,ss1-ES
Sir John Hawkins was the first English
man that engaged in the slave trade. In
1861 he transported a large cargo of Afri-
cans to Hispaniola.1 In 1857 another expe-
dition was prepared. Queen Elizabeth pro-
tected it and shared in the traffic. Hawkins
in one of his Expeditions, set fire to an At
rican city, and out of three hundred inhab-
itants succeeded in seizing two hundred
and sixty. James Smith OF. Boston and
Thomas Keyser, first brought the colonies
to participate in slavery. In 1854 they inn
ported a cargo of negroes. Throughout
Massachusetts. the cry of justice was rails
ed against them as rnalefactors and murder
ers; the guilty men were committed for the
offense, and the representatives of the peo-
pie ordered the negroes to be restored to their
native country at the public expense. At a
latter period, there were both Indian and
negroe slaves in Massachusetts. In 1920 q
Dutch ship entered James River, and land
ed twenty negroes for sale. This was the
epoch of the introduction Of slavery in Vir-
ginia. For many years the Dutch were
principally concerned IN the slave trade in
the market of Virginia.