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THE SUNSET ISLE.

Thou seek, with hurried footsteps,
Once again the rivers side,
Gazing with an eager longing.
Far across Its CLASSY tide,
Where its waters, like crescent,
Curving far into the land,
Seem to meet the bluc upon them,
Hiding all the further strand.
Rising slowly from its bosom,
Cleaning rosy through the mist,
Lies a tree embowcred island.
Which the parting sun has kissed
Graceful forms are fitting lightly;
Meath the ever waving trees,
Liquid tones Of sweetest music
Flutter to me on the breeze.
And they call to me in accents
have heard in days Of yore,
Ere they sought the spirit MANSIONS,
Ere they pressed the spirit shore;
And still my pu'se's throbbing,
Lest l loose some precious word;
And chide the murn'ring waters,
BY a passing zephyr stirred.
And they beckon to ne fondly,
Beckon each with shining hand;
But the foot % living mortal
May not press that mystic strand
When the crimson deepens purple,
And the purple trnns tn gray.
Then the white mist gathers thickly,
And the island fades away.
Never eyes but mine have seen it,
Never ears but mine hare heard
Those soft tones whose liquid music
Living memories have stirred
And my heart has Oecr kept tender,
Spftened by the holy smile
OF the angel ones at evening
G.: thereI on the Sunset Isle.
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own cOlScie

Cement for Broken China.-Take very
thick solution of gum arabic dissolved in wa
ter. and stir into il plaster of Paris until the
mixture becomes viscous paste Apply il
with brush 10 the fractured edges. and stick
them together In three days the article
cannot be broken in the same place Tbs
whiteness of the cement renders it dorbly
valuable
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-28

Good The editor of the Eliorado Tex
asJ Times has child named Kansas.
The e.itor of the Wedowee Gala } Ner-
curry s,sy he would be afraid 10 call child
Kansas. for fear it would never have any
Constitution. But the Ficksburg .Smn re-
plies that Kansas. has not lacked such a thing
as Constitution If any thing she had to o
much of the article. Topeka. Lecomptcn
aud Wyandotte all prcTe this assertion.
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cF A good lady who bad two children
SEX with the measles, wrote to a friend for
t test remedy. The friend had just receiv-
Ell no.e froa another lady, inquiring the
way to make pickles. In confusion the lady
who inquired abou' the pickles received the
remedy tor the measles, d E -nxious moth
er Of the sick children read With sborror the
following 'Scald them three or four times
in very hot vinegar, and sprinkle them well
with salt in a few days they viii 5e cur-
ed
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-28

~ The father of the child Mortsrs hss
arrived At Paris. and is prepared to make q
determined demand upon tbe Congress of the
Great Powers fer the restoration Of his
ehild
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-28

@ A gracious soul may look through
th darkest cloud, and see his God's smiling
on bin as by a rainbow We see the beautiful
images of the suns light, 10 the midst of {.
dark and waterish cloud. We must look
through the anger of his correction to the
sweetness in his coun:envuce
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~ \ boy got his fathers gun and load
ed il, but was afraid to fire he however,
liked the fun of loading aud so put in anoth-
er charge, but still afraid to Ere He kept
charging. but without firing. until he got six
charges in the old piece. His grandmother,
lear"ing his ,emeri'y, suartly reproved him.
and grasping the old continental, discharged
it. The result was tremendous, throwing Tie
old lady On her back She p-omtly strue-
gled to regain her feet. but the child cried
ou;-'Lay still granny. there are 6re more
charges in ye.'
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A Chinese Dinner.-During the visit of
Mr.. Ward. the American minister, to Pekin.
China, he was honored with sump.ous din
ner. Though only the three Chinese COM
missioners and Mr.. Ward, his secretary. and
two Interpreters, We're present, and sat down
to il the supply pas enough for at least one
hundred. and the expense was estimated st
$1,000 Il consisted of various dishes
birds nests. sha ks 6ns, heifer's teais, water
IN, 70 $, c Is. &C., &C.. the whole amounting
to no less than thirty courses
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Horse Shooting
AND
For salol

DI the subscribers at low figures, = -
ID and 10 foot Engine lathcs with or without
screw fixtures. Also one % hand
CLAPBOARD PLANER,
Ono Blind Machine, together with sizes 81 Eel.
ton Portable Cast Iron Grist Mills, suitable for
grinding all kinds Of grain together with corn on
the cob. 4. u. FAIRBANKS
Agent for Caledonia Machine Shop Co.
y BIN tho absence Oft. Il. r., call on S. q.
Bracket ord Colby, the Planning Works Tor
particulars. q3tf
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A MEmcAN & FOREIGN PATIENTS.
Il. II. EDDY. Solicitor Of PATENTS.
tLale Asentofme q s Patent oniee. washlustou,under


(Late Eouto the O. d. Patent once Washing under
the Act - $50
Ansraa Observation-Disclosures Of pS1rs os 9acy years,
sluluurs ~ accurg atrntsu Tue United statrsi also n
'sati aprgucatous Asssumeuts. aud all faprrso Draw
patch Researcher made INTO Arritsu 81 pofrl works
g. dcrrmlng thr validity u uuht ~ Patents 90 luNru-
t5uy huH the same. Cppvs OF the claims uf Huy Patent
fdf!l.hed ~ resnitung uucp)ar A-.snmchtsfceoIdcd
rhls Agency Ia only the srFcstlu New England nut
tslnnd inc pirntilHF g uNrUri1uT 'tTtf'trfr-
% w " not nnea urahN superior toauy which can Do
prove that uouuis Nous SucCEsarut A. ruE FArEAI az
rict than nc subscriber aud a. Succrss - rnt nrs
hatahuudiu reason 60 believe and prove thu fth
tn1s5ats T i,r 1p, ~ ti M me-
turing twenty vrar- s- s- -'is iri r =, -vfn'sts-
patents These. besides his extensive library Of legal
and mechanical and nt patcn sFrantc
question. @ otter superior aetcs larobtlninr patents
aud the usual great delay there, here saved IN
vsutJrs.
Testimonials.
~ regard Mr Ei!y Of the most capable aud
ceNfl practitioners with whom have had Official inter
CuAs. MASON Commissioner 81 Patents.
- have hesitation In assuring inventors urt they
and more oapabc of putting their form To-
secure for them au carry aud favorable confederation at
EDMUND BURKE Late Commissioner ofPatcnts.
"Host.n, February s. l-As
NJ Il u Eily has made for NE Tlu'rkEN appiiesrou,
that our now pending. such uumlstakable proof Of
sinyentors apply him to procure their patruts
they inay be sure Of having the most hthu attention be-
join TAGGARr."
FROM sept nth 1857 to June nth 1855 the subscriber
phsS1oSs. siXrEEN xPPEG s. EVERY on T. if 'SSacb
"" decided la Avor oy the Commissioner Of Patents
Boston. January /. 1859 i0,iy
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COME AND SEE
now YOU GAN b u Y
Tcas,
fuFars COT
frcs, hpicea, fal-
cratus, butd Apple,
ltaIslns, Starch, Eu8-
lnh CuUauts, Rice, clfon,
Cream iaftat, Corn starch la
go, TarAEarum, Chocolate, Cocoa,
1speca. Alec on hand, fresh rom mar
kst, SALMON, Mackcrel, lnpe' Picked Her
ring Salt F0rk, Land and Goldfish, at A. No. J.
Alaa, IiGAlea. unuc hAdishi MmtHrd frp-
PEI hRuco and keichVp Also, Nprnipg
- ftutayIalIlp hene, on and lHuulta
Altu, Wheat, Dat HdHt1 tinrf' ss4a
Corn Meal, Rye hra,
Back Flour, by the Dbl,
oT sack, Dairy salt,
tRIs, Vinegar
Potatoes,
Butter
Cheese
by the 10, or
Tab and hos,
Alse West India Mo-
lasass and Sugar House
Syrup. Also all kinds Of
Fruit on hand, such as Apples,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, by the ID, or
box. Nice Figs put UP expressly Tor use in
sickness, Nuts Of oil kinds, Rnisins By
the 10. OF buX. Large and small
boxes for family use. Couiec-
lionery Of ull kinds, and "a
goo assortment Al
40 Onions, Cocoa
Nuts, Dates,
md all
Kinds of Soap. Also Stone Churus, Butter
Pots. Preserve Pots, Cake Pots, jugs Of all
sizes, Pine and Cedar Pals Also steel
Hoes and Buzzpll Plows, the best pillow that
the iarmgr uses, on hand, and
will sell Them low for cash.
Aud you will always find su-
pcrine Chewing Tobacco on
hand and some Of the Cclsbrdiei Zine Chcc-
ing q0b1cco, the best kept in Caledonia
county. Try Il and II il don't prove as ! say
| will make IL satisfactory. Solncr, Jacox,
Anderson, Jockey Club, Mrs.
Miller's, and other varieties Of
Fine Cut, al kinds Of Plug To-
bacco, the Pure Eldurndu OR
Pure Leaf and Dickcrson's Cigars for sale
hy the box warranted to be better Cigar
than was ever offered in this vicinity Also
Black and Yellow Snuff
SASLE DO UrJ
approved credit,
AND NO TE8EA III,
All articles delivered at your door free Of charge
u Call aud sec for yourself 10
a. NJ COOK. 37tf
Railroad Street, st. Johnsbury.
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F OR S ALE,

~ VI, situated nu Main street, about ten min
utrs walk from Mrssra Fairbanks scale works
and depot q, ruu,rNirut fuf man doing business
lies. has ~ good rooms two cellars aud out build
iugs, VOL N good water with a chain pump aud
rI.frru uf aun Warrr
~, barn wac hurd up two years ago in good
order fur rtahlugh hurrrs, aud a new carriage
l1uar hut't Bf tir -1'ur tive. lhsf- BE- ops ali,
ul excellent nnd and ur choicest ~ fruit that
grows tu northern vermont
Z. H. Tho village people have BUILT one ofihcir
largo DIsi'us uppusit, thp place thls hU NAlghia
tcrN convenient 300 case 81 ire
Tho uurHr having len town De- ausisns Go ssu.
and will cell NJ bargain.
tur further particulars enquire ~ iiusErii itai
irti ur8t thr i,fslu.-
l5f CHARLES sUATTUCK.
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t.a em kM.esHhIcEGl .GsEhIll.hlE.vENr

nlAlE nl hEANnhI faIrtluIa III d o..
FfHIflr hnHi hgl at ai Jluusnlfr. Dol aaIt 49,
Whthf ~. huNsW lhasr. admiHisfrsf1r an Oh. q,
tu-i drrfatfd irriair. prupuffs A. ffUirf -l %.
DOL almlnltHhi.u ard o. pfrstUt Iif .hhl N
against talH fflaiH lHr fHHHiluaII.l and .Nii
iP hf th1.sr u messing larlilan sld disTi''lil,ls
Court sNnuF tg prrs.lt Boz arr ~ IaH fUft ~ sall
same % thrrinfr ldrrra T sH1 fauff NV >. lts
como Hu1fr clnaltrrafuu nnd o. heard nj Nv IN We sans
nn ~ - lsAn.hnr. nu ihn .ih laf ofJay a i1's ~
Aul N t ~ Nff miFfrh. lIaf 40 Urf--Tf me-. r, 80
u.ilnf rfrHl OBJ puhiraflHn nd e. '.U. III XIV .l,A "
~. Dol iNr isI. lHUIau rrIUffI AZ Ht J.ti-iaM
lNf Hfrhs rN..rHaIHUF previous t4 ..II eNLlr
lf inai Uft WaI Hlpfar snI contest t.r M N.ei
lglfi Do ihn matter nf partition aul fsului.al n ..
lYme Court -Aursf, Asa T.. FKEgCu. y.t,.
a trnr rHpF Il lr0lu ~ FN'ss
Attest asa D. rHENcn Judge " rrsla,. a..
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go AsA fHis0H. Jsar. Of prol.l.
oFbFRqfM 49,, :, q. sETTLENEN7

NttTt oF vFEMOhT. Catfnosta DisrHtrys.
~ fHnac tuuu HIu ~ 81 Juhusbury in asd di.tf,rt
"h lhr ~ da} rJuue 4 10 lHlH
W u.Nl ~. NHIfr lihl. administrator on the -
Aln "i John liAl late 81 NtrEats. BE- said DisfUf
"a Ut "lHfs % frhdrf 80 account ~ he admius
aN.h aiA 20 pffHnt hla account against sahI estate
M .aMNal 200 400 allowance Cor The uufpass ~ nj ~
tMN'h ahd HalfhltiHu ui tF frsidus estate ~
KY 100 " 500 court amUuE thr prralus who afe ty
t.et 'Nln,a IN lhr same. 10 a. Therefore efdrfed ~
.l lihai iir .lHr NsfUf under tuusiieTatsn sDf.
g htard 20 thr Probate uulu lu 50 Juhnt6ufy N,
'hr lslh dHf ~ Iuift u lr8 Ard 10 h niftt,F
l' 'iAl au pff"us Interested he ultinrd hereof by
l.ili ,li.h 'a lN uilir record ut uls nfirr h Tho
aIfhNuAnt pfluirl ht st IuhrsIurt. three Weels
sulrssiNcF previous a. snd time of hearing ina, bs,
.Aa allFhI Ahi contest th~ allowance said account
~ lu'f -" tautr anh als' ho heard by said oluft h.
The matter 90 Partition auI dIstriiuan II ssfg eaAts
uue copy uffrtHru
~ . Attest ASA l.. FRENCH. JsdF,
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aTATE OETEM0Nr

q, tasft district -
10 I!ni ~ court. holden 90 iuurnturg HtthiB ana f
'Al. ~ q V san ihe titt daF ~ Nuf. a ID ifs5 wv ~
IilFNA p hluN!fl.l l. Alm'H uU The estate I'd Nil a
tl 1910 ~ lriulNEtuu lu raiI dlstrrf drTFs..I
ntl aNi. ,l.l lll"i atnuli flf mai seiilrmslt
W l nlnh ~ D. ordered hF sl1 CIuft thai tbf ssus h.
'atl at ur dstns huuar ~ fsl ad'H in IrmTrt0r M
W. w. hal ~ Jlf lr1 Fer examination and aiuuAUr,
ANlha. lffHf lH fffn o. a lrrauHa funfsrlsI. b. .
hNA.t 2" WIS "fltr iu thr Californian printed Al IA
- ihr court -AtiUt,
A ,r,s,,,y 49,, joNAn BRoOEs. JOG.
o." JoSAH BROOKS. Jses,
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For Sale.

UNIE wrllq.uowu Ira Colby farm, pleasantly 10.
j Gated ON good rodd, "a ~ mile north Of
BaUKllle Grorn, and within miles n %, Johna-
bury, ou the old county road 90 North Dan,illo -
Said farm contains about 100 acrcn suitably d.
Niuod into moving, ullagc, and phsturagc, t"Fcth-
CO. WitHWued enough iur home use ~ IT, one ui
the w. wheat aud corn ftms iu this part ~ thr
cuu0l L-44Hg about Is acre. ~ snutherly and
cpstoIfy Giants, With convenient house aud ont
huildilFs. VIII bc sold with coz without the crops.
Terms easy, as part can remain on mortgage II
desired. For further information inquire Of thr
subscriber uu the ptrWisos fusscssinu given
Immediately. CllA'S u. Pl,EN IlNN. l0N
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CARRIAGE WORK.

'HliI subscribers having rented part ~ tho
i shop formerly occupied by heror a Flint
800 The steam MIL would say a. their friends aud
tbr public, that they are prepared 90 do auy work
Boo tHunrr liuildlnr or Repairing that may hc
required also, Patterns aud Models made by an
Experienced workman,
Alsn Nilmaun Chapiu's Improved M0hdlar
Seed sowing Machine, which With one horse, will
sov from 2n 60 bi feet aide, and more even than
oau hr done b, hand. Can aud sec them.
An work done hlthfuly, aud with drfuafrh.
Please pitr ua a call. q. r. CHAPLIN N 60.
81 Juhurhury. Anil 70, 1858 n
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sTATE or IERnONT

TIMOTHY o. HHnNHOh Is EsTAfg -"
~ Ff1Hlr 'gufl hrd 90 hf Flotate unlc Boz IA Jt.
I.iIt ~ ~, t.Hl da. "a iuur. % lss8 fN""'
W 1870" - tNNHn'ts AlWlElsif atnf 90 hH ffiste ~
l''fA.4 iHfTEl4tr 1Hhss .i.llllu IA sai1 tlsuri NJ
lfll lht Nhf lffiH.fr aNf"ri him III nav ~ $50.
Hl lYH $40 HrtraHgl aud iu render hls adminirtf.t
a,'Nl NNt. smf lHlNfr dHi nrrnuIuii be- y aill,t
~! eAl Null Nll sill aIl aiHH hr hoard and 1rrt.t
~ lhr Ffnhsie nmHg o. o. JahurburF affrssif y. III
!lll hHt ~ Iuff a u la1 aun 10 H. uftbrr aft,,s
Nsl lhf =" f',rn o. al IrrriHs concerned bI pItl.
@ ~ illf " lhg frtHfd ~ tts order iu the Caird.r
Do lIfr h1ll tlWt ufufHTUT -'f'Vf
- tIr tsurt
A,,n. ,A.,, il'.t 49, l.. FRENCH. Judss o. Probst.
NHa Attest asa g. FHESCH. udssofPros,t,
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d, ~ t.,. 81. . .,.. 49, Caledonia district o.
teil Hrifh "p thf .iat daY ~ Juns A b ias wv ~
htihnrH purpIrtiuH b. b. the last y BIZ and ts.t.
lufNi Ui Josiah ware. late ~ Ht IlitusttrF HI I. i M
l 9',ap'd hglnH prrarurd tuthe Court here hg Jassh
frh hF rlid court that 40 rrsuf como rrtt ~ 80
100 " Hruf 20 sra.uf of sad court p h. holden Al ~
ifnlH hHrt. 30 20 juhutuury Tie nm dav n Jui,
~ 9hl sues cause, % an ihry uay have aaainst ~
rotate NJ hhld VIII fur which puusse IA A. Ogtbrr ~
ff4f iat copy NJ tnF tfr urirr bs ttli,t,
itf seeks successfully be- the tHlriuulap uriuisd al "A
s'aAaHhlAf previous g. said tine appointed Ia
~ Ike tnutf. Attest
ANA l.. iHth en-. Judge Of Probate
4 tue copy Of record. Affect
gn Ahh a. fHtSGH. Jslss 81 Probate
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FOR SALE.

TWO ACRES or LAND.
NEW pwELLING.HouSE
~ % fitted for two families, ana supplied
with good watcr,--two stories. Also. warrior,
kinds Of machinery driven by water. 20 Wit.
crimpcr, blind machine, and every Kind Of mr.
chincry and tools, suitable for CARRIAGE MA
KING, Sash and Doors, aud Cabinet Work.
Also 10 acres Of tilagc land adjoining.
Tho subscribers, for several years past. hav, o.
cupicd the promises IN enrryfng on the abo"
branches Of business. The locality is plea@h"
the water power good, and the shops. dwshins
house and other buildings arc in good repair =
well m the machinery, aud wcll suited TO manu.
featuring purposes Of above kinds or any o'he
kind'of business requiring good water power
For particulars, and terms OF sale, inquire o.
Charles {. Miller on the premises.
4l-f NJ c. MILLER CO.
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Get Your Lumber Planned

VNIE subscriber slill occupies the planning
i works DO che Caledonia M4rhnc shop, near
ttr Depot, and would say 90 biz former customers
aud 40 vhn want W0r, in bic lnc, that be be pre-
D rcd CO. do
BOARD n CLAPBOARD PLANNING,
N1frhmg, Grooriag, and JoiAiH,g,
N q Workmaulikc manner, and on the most rra.
suuablr terms,
~ An Kinds ~ Lumber furnished 20 order
AMI an living prices,
$50 DANIEL COLBY.
II o. 81, st. Johusbuy, April 49, 1852
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C. g. P. r. R, r, co.

NOTICE.
A IL persons that have subscribed Tor stock IN
~ the Connecticut s PaSnmpsic Rivers Rail
road Company condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcncr than once in nine
~ days, once in three mcnths, arc hereby motif
fed that the following assessments are laid, viz;
Ten dollars on each share, payable the first day
Of January next. aud ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thcrcaftcrunti the
whole shall amount to one hundred dollars on each
share,
Payments may he made AT tho Trcasurcr's Office
in Boston, at the following places, viz:
The Peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans, Bank Of
Lyndon, Pnssumpsic Bank, Bradford Bank, or to
L. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, Vt.
By order Of the Directors,
n. p. LOWERING, Ire Nurcr.
Boston. Oct. lG 1857. 5Gtf
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ST. NsBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ruE ~ Johnslmry Acadeu1 of Must l. located IN Che
a. s,.a Nli,ae gi NV m Nv nSyo ri-,
eslabhHinr ti, ssho ao pgfurnri,t '.,-s- i''. -.
,il education - e. csprns. ,r3 much lee tan has ,p
man, persiu plsscs,lug the husst l,rts have been d.
~ Sa5rnoa. "a pgss Sn,i hss hhsfto attended, su,6s
fbr 50 john.bqG Academy Of Music or,rs ADVANTAGE
AMI n,lnigs Of nv highest otder q NOM oueigut!h q
n,,ri ~ W,.ii, mi Sew Y"ft P"rt,s .nrn ~ Ia, II.
90 qua a utrra dcsuua gfaaiulns superior excellence
coitgiats aud No,ua course y pursued cmbfaJlns w.
cour.c of elementary study using test llls on, the
works Of me meet cclehnifd masrI' Nhgh ha,lug been
Pupils agyons aIlh,'r rms = tu-. '.aa, pasilg. lh'
rom gr to 81, hour per DO, P,G,'g sg,a 'oa'g, g'
hsSh pnpu 10 T,quircd e. sud- tie pls6 suuUrrit e.
ACCOMPANY vel Pupil. ln thorough bass are required Co
lu.,rur,g, mu,g 3, ta,h g e, B., p,,'t' ig.
.s.c, vh dai, fsgitsi"ns F-,a,c lesson, ,re al,,t
g. advanced pupils iunsiuF Nocaiiug DO aa taught Boz
fhe Male p,a,ils h",inr been connected WITH SOME Or
The best Hands aud oWhrstraaiu New luk ad BOSTON q
,.' ,... az 6.oGt.tat
nide the yarag, e,soP. aua s,. eaer,i.ss e yh,s
pupils aicnd ruh, hoh"af Al given g,rl nalg'a",
take some part n ihr rsgrd.cs ihrif parents aud Tow
rrrut Thr ,~rf .yls srrt.
2 saliirla- Tho t.oSine nlll-s y 90 BE- dIs
tluuict amour ca,n .hg sral1'l- 'a,' at mr. 57'rf
al term o rat year .llpl, Graduating must have cou
] plotted tAu ton UuuIte ut study
LIST OF PRIZES
Piano Furci-l H~,er ,aii arlal. - - 'l'rsf Medal
do Hrlu8r Mcddt tih d1 Diploma. OrrBu.ist lNu.r
Cold Medal. II 10 silver M44l4 - Ia iIal4n AE.a(t
: tfe.'i A'--i1- - 1-ti--r
Medal. 80 du Nruurr Medal. tth 10 Diploma Harmony
80 honor Goht Medal "a do saver Medal 81 do br1Hs
/ Medal, ith uu G'ulIma.
QUALIFICATIONS ron MEMBERSHIP
Pupils to De admitted Co. The school must pos.css ro'd
moral character, nr musical hhy, aud nust Aiyld itn
pDt obedience Co the law and regulations - the school
TUITION PAYABLE invariably at or before Tie middle
] utnNth torn.
piano Forte Organ or any instrument be pro.
] fUrrvd. AltuN
! sarrsl Mu.c add uparatc scIcctipus Ipw
! Thorough Ha.s iisruipuN aud Composition. l.U|
or A Normal Course Including all the nts,Vr. 300
Hoard ullug rnuuI. UAhtE AMI washing o. 60 Co.
500 NrHt ut Plano Sauu. Pupils uruish their uwn books
] ami music. 49,
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htgaI aOb6rtlstmEnts.
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THE OVERLAND MAIL.
Inter from Caiifernia-Eritisi, CeiuIsi bia-
'Bdian Battle in New Mexico, &c.

ST. LoUIs. Nov. The Overland mail to
the l4th uIt, has arrived.
Great preparations we're baking 1t Can
traucisco 'or military and civic reception
nj 4en. Hcotr
he creditors of The California and Salt
erly. and - ,,,- ,,,,,,,a ,,r,bstJ, 30 ~
pended in conseq uence
British Columbia dates to the 10TH say the
ne~ Governor, Howe, was expected Every
thing was quiet.
The GOLD shipments from Victoria for Sep
TIMBER. amounted to sI10,0gU. The Fraser
ri or mines are doing we'll
The New Mexican mail has also arrived
here, via FL Paso, the Northern route having
been abandoned.
Indian depredations and murders continue
on the plains. The Urahs, assisted by Mexi-
cans. had a battle with the Arapahoes near
the crossing of the Del Norte, in which - OF
the latter were killed.