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~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS.

The Probate Court for the District Of Caledonia To ali
Interested In the estate OF George b. Newell Hi
ram NJ. Newell and Daniel Henry Newell Minors resi-
ding IN Sheffield In said District
Iahan NJ Clay, guardian OF the said George b.. Hi
ram NJ and Daniel Henry represents to said Court that
said wards seized in fee OF certain real estate IL
Wit; about land and buildings thereon, situl-
situated i'll Sheffield aforesaid, and Is the land devils
ed 10 his said wards by Sophia Newell late OF said Shelf
field, deceased Said guardian also represents TO said
Court the sale OF his said wards real estate will be
conducive their interest for the purpose of putting the
ro such sale al Interest or Investing III stocks
or in real estate And said guardian has application
TO said court liCese and authority 10 sell SAID real
10 the provisions of the Statute Ill that be-
half go,
Said application will be heard aud decided by said court
at the Probate ONCE in 81 Johsoufy III said District Oh
! The 18th day OF July A. ID. 1901.
You are hereby notified to appear before SAID
court a. the time and place aforesaid. and object, Vol
| zee cause 10 the granting Uf said LICENSE.
Dated at ST. Jonsbury aforesaid, this llth day OF July
A. ID. letU. .c. rnp>cu ,,
4H-liu ASA l. = nr.<NN ~ QUINCY VI IIOUltt
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Orange County.

We see it stated that. the people of Brad
ford have bought fire engine belonging to
the Manchester Print Works, which has six
inch cylinders, and took the first of the pri-
res offered for city engines at the Firemen's
Muster, last September, having played at that
time through 400 feet of hose height of
lS6 feet
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Would respectfully call the attention of the pub
lie to his new assortment Of GOODS
consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
from the best
English, Swiss and French manufac-
tories. Also good assortment of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of every style in Gold and Silver cases. A large
and nice selection Of CLOCKS.
CINEO,
Mosaic,
EIRlHCIN,
CORAL,
and various other styles of
PINS AND EAR DROPS;
also Ladies and Gents
Chains, Lockets.
Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Studs,
Bracelets,
Gents Pins, Rings,
Hooks, &C., &c.
Every description of
II 4 Il " 0 Il X
made to order such as Pins, Bracelets Chains
and Finger Rings.
SILVER AND SILVER PLATED
TEA SETS, CAsToRs, CAKE AND CARD BASKETS,
LADIES, CUPS,
NAPKIN RINGS,
TABLE, BUTTER AND FRUIT KNIVES, SPOONS, &c
4 large assortment of
Fancy foods, Toys, Pocket cutlery, Bird Cages.
Pictures
Portfolios, TrarclimG Baskets and Bags Back
Gannon boards,
Fishjng Tackle, SC, Eye classes and Spectacles
Of God
.&!r,. steel, GHd oth,r Bows Of Various Kinds.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Miscellaneous W ork> of the best authors. nice
Gift Books, Histories Bibles, Hymn
Books. Commentaries. Barnes
Notes, School Books,
of all kinds,
Blank
Books, Pas
Books Paper. Envelopes
Pens, Ink. &c.
4 nice lot o: Musical Instruments. Music Books
Papcr and Sheet Music of all kinds
All the goods enumerated above. and many
others offer at wholesale and retail as cheap a,
can be bought in the state.
Call and see.
+. NJ. HOWARD.
Watches, Clocks 4 Jewelry Repaired
in the ncatcst possible manner. and perfect salts
faction warranted. 92tf
7. NJ. II OW ARR ID.
John Sh,rc
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ALBERT CASE.

PALHERs ARTIFICIAL LEG.-DOUBIE AxPUrArIOx ,-SrC-
CESSFUL APPLICATION The manufacturers OF this justly
celebrated invention have just achieved another triumph
In the application Of Two artificial legs to patient.
bling him to walk with wonderful naturaness and
This Is the itieth Of double amputaon which they
have successfully treated Such application OF Snrgi
cal Mechanism is deserving Of all praise The united
pnions Of the celebrated surgeons In both hems-
phereS places the Palmer Artificial Leg prominently
and See their advertisement i'll another col
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DR.. Mattisons REMEDIAL Institute
FOR Special DISEASES

FOR Special DISEASES.
No 2S Union Street. Providence, X. |.
Es. THIS speciality embraces all diseases Of Private
natuc butu Men and uuc Consultations by letter
or ohcrW>c are strictly ,uliclt!a and Mct, lie, Will
he by cApr, secure from observation. 10 all parts OF
the country Also accommodations iur patients from
broad wishing secure and quiet RETREAI, and good
care until restored health. Ei The most unioUhteL
testimonials sent 10y mail Address. It'll
stamp, DR.. y H. MAfIIsVH. Il, above. @>-l4J
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IlYSpepSia,

il beyond all question the best remedy discovered
Il In this complaint have been almost, Incredible
The proprictors have in their possession recommenda
ton, beyond number. going 10 show that this medicine Is
AL that is claimed for 1t. People of the first distinction In
the land including physicians OF the highest character
and intelligence have rendered their voluntary tribute
~. NJ
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SIoDpARD, n H., Sept. 81, 1859.

Ne-sr>. :. W. Fuwle Co,
trIt> l was for many a great sufferer from dys
p"l-d Watertra and tried almost everything within
u reach, but benefit Until induced by the
t"HmrI'iatl"n Of my physician. Dr. Hazeton, 10 make
Of the OAyEtHated BitterS The first bottle Produced
but slight alteration III the disease, AMI had il not been
II the urgent request o my ply IAN should then have
discontinued their Use, thinking them to be of avail
tat h confidence inspired me 10 perseVere. and alter
!uI them 10 the extent Of hall dozen bottles had ell
tr'y reganed health hope all dyspeptic persons
vi he induced TO give them lair trial. being confident
That the remedy Is the most potent for the various forms
u Dyspepsia. that has been Produced. Yours.
STEARNS FOSTER.
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:. GorIp Co., West Concord, and by dealers every
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aS- Madame Young had full audience Of ladies at hel
lecture and learn that her hearers pleased
helrltie ed by her advice.
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disease cold settles somewhere in the body and Oh
struct- its natural functions These, not relieved,
react upon Themselves and the surrounding organs.
ducing general aCCrayation. suffering. and disease.
While tins condition. oppressed 10y the arrangements,
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.

The fame Of this excellent and m.rtorious compound
has extended nearly the country Few prepar-
atioS introduced have with extensive sale
and article the exhibition Of which has been followed
by greater blessings or It's wonderful ccac. there can
b. doubt Unlike the usual medicines publicly sold It
has real intrinsic 1t every real everyday
positive disease.
For that terrible complication Of ailments known under
tie general head
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-13
HOWE'S HORSE HOE.

This article is designed for the cultivation of
corn. and the various root crops that require a
frequent stirring of the soil. 1t is light easily
managed, turns, pulverizcs and mixes the soil.
and is consequently highly destructive to weeds,
and great improvement on the common cultiva-
tor or harrow.
The subscriber has also made arrangements
with the
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North Wayne Scythe Company,

and the DOUGLAS AXE CO.. by which he can
furnish these we'll known implements to the Trade
as cheap as hey can be bought IN Boston. The
patronage of merchants and dealers is solicited.
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AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are YOU sick, feeble, and
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order. with your system de-
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and should lie ayerted by .
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Cleanse out the discrderei hu-
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let the fluids move On upob-
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They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
the distractions which uiahe
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Constipation. Costiveness, Suppression,
rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop.
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. J. T. Vaughn. Montreal. C1nada.
Too much cannot he said Of your Pills for the If
cos.irees If others of fraternity have found them
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the progcnitur Of others that l believe
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PULASKI House. Savannah Ga Jan g. 1856.
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d" deep Tillers,"

which embrace that variety of sizes and forms of
mould boards fitted to every kind of soil, and to
the peculiarites of every variety of Agriculture.
Another implement ofgreat Importance in hus-
bandry, and late invention, is
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Dysentery, Diarrh9a, Relax, Worms.

Dysentery, Diarrh6a, RELAX, W orms.
From DR.. j. G. Green, Of C.,odga
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
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them excellent remedy when given IN small doses for
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Of women and children.
Dyspepsia. Impurity OF the Blood.
From Rec j. y HINES, Pastor Of -idrsnt Cturea, Boston.
DE-. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
my family and among those called 10 visit
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my friends. Yours, ~ HINES
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, \. Y. Oct. II, 1855.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cathartic Pills in prac-
tice and find them excellent purgsfiye 10 cleanse the
system and purify the fountains cf The blood.
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ASA MORGRIDGE.
As n Family Physic.


From d.. K. ". CIri,rr1gh, Ne,c ORLEANS.
Your Pills ara the prince of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpi>s any cathartic possess They
mild but certain and eccual IN their action On the
bowels which makes them invaluable to in the daily
treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sic Head ac he, Foul stomach.
From DR.. Ed,clrd Boyd, BILimore.
DEAR Bro. AVER: Icannot you ,rhat complaints
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of Your Pills. 1t seems to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at
Yours with great respect, Ed. ". PREBBE.
Clerk Of Steamer Cldri,n.
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From, DR.. Theodore BIZ, IF .N',c FORK CITY
Not only Pills admirably adapted 20 their puI
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the Liver marked indeed They have in my prac-
tice proved efectua for the of bilious
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thy the confidence OF the profession aud the people.
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR, !
Washington D. C.. 9Th Feb, 1885, /
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+ Farmers and others are respectfully invited to
call and see his stock before purchasing else
where.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
COLUMBUS, March 10, 1860.

Editors Portage Co. Democrat:
This afternoon an earnest debate arose in
the House on resolution offered by Mr.. Con
verse. to instruct the said committee appointed
day or two since to inquire wherein there
existed any discrepancy between the books of
the Auditor of State, and Treasurer of State,
and if so, to what extent, and report the same
to the Genei al Assembly before the 2Oth inst
The resolution to further instruct is as fol-
lows: D.
Resotued, bv the General Assembly, That
the Joint committee appointed to investigate
the alleged discrepancy between the books OF
the Auditor and Treasurer be required also
TO investigate the condition of tie Sinking
fund. and whether, in the month, of June 1858
there was not taken from the Treasury the
sum of SIC $50 80, contrary to the constitu-
tion and the laws of this State-and report
what steps are necessary. 10 their Judgment
to procure the same to be returned to the
Treasury. e
Mr.. Welcb said he had no objection to the
investigation. It would do no harm, and be
supposed it would do no good
MrWelch offered the following amendment
and that the investigation extend back to tht
year 1855, and the committee be requested tt
report whether any debts had been contracted
or appropriation made, in violation of law du
ring that year, or the proceeding one'
Mr.. Baldwin offered the following addition
al amendment ,4se
Strike out all after the words Treasurer O
State, aud insert, Making such further inves
tigatien Into the condition of the Treasury a
said committee shall deem necessary and re.
port to the Legislature on or before the 20tl
inst which was accepted by Mr.. Welsh.
Mr. Stedman said he would vote gladly 70
the inves gatien, if it was Intended to invest,
| gate for new facts, but if it was only to g
over the ground passed over before severe
times already, he would not. The last Leg
lature had before them all the facts sough
now. and then, when they had the power the
did not prosecute Why then bring it for
| ward now2
| The previous question was then demande
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
Stephens and Hazlett Hung.

The following is dispatch of Friday last
CHARLEsTowN, Va, March l6-The town
was thronged with visitors to-day, and sever
al companies of military were in attendance
Stephens and Hazlett were hung at noon =
They appeared resigned TO their fate Ste
phens died very hard, while Hazlett died With
out struggle. Both exhibited great firm
ness.
There was no religious exercises at the GAL
lows. as the prisoners persisted in refusing all
the kindly Offices of the ministry in their Last
moments They were ho,h spiritualists and
had peculiar religion of their own which en-
abled them to meet their fate with cheerful
ness and resignation. Both bodies have been
forw 4rded to Marcus Spring, South Amboy
New Jersey. s
Thus have the cowardly. degenerate sons, o.
noble brave and patriotic ancestry. again
wreaked their vengeance in blood. The pois
oned chalice will yet be commended to theiI
own lips 47F
Geo. Sennot. Esq, pleading before the Vir
ginia Legislature for the pardon of Stephens
and Hazlett, said
Gentlemen, do it for humanity's sake ! Dc
it for the credit of our common America! Dc
it for the honor of this grand old Common
wealth and thank heaven for the oppor,uniiy
of covering with everlasting confusion ihoss
malignant phiianthropisfs. who long for an
other death. that IN every corner of the civil
ICED world they may exhaust the resources o
human language, and tire the tongue of th'
speaker, and blunt the pen of the writer. ant
wear out the pencil of the artist, in blacken
ing and cursing the noble Virginia namel
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The Pittsburg Germans.

The editor of Pittsburg VoIksblatt, the
leading organ of the German Republican SEN
timent of that city, was recently elected one
of the officers of a Republican Club. He de.
clined the honor in the following terms
/" give notice to my friends in the Third
Ward. who elected me as a Vice President in
the Republican Club. that I irst shall wait
and see what the Republican Convention in
Chicago will do before can be active for said
party. Should, for instance. Cameron. Bates
or any of this gang be nominated. then it would
be my duty, as an adopted citizen, not only to
vote against such candidate. but to work
against him with all my power"
The New York Abend-zeitung, the St
Louis Auzsiger des Westens, the Cincinnati
Republikaner and several other German Re
publican papers, insist upon an unequivoca
and thorough-going Republican candidate al
the condition Of their support.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
Hon. sidney EdgertOn'g Speech

The fearless and faithful speech of this gen.
tleman, delivered in Congress we place on our
6rst page to-day. Though strictly parliamen-
tary and gentlemanly in style and expression,
vet its truthful and unreserved utterances
were severe and scathing. This able speech
will be read with interest and profit,and ought
to be widely circulated
The Ohio State Journal speaks of The speech
thus:
I'VE have received from Hon Sidney Ed
gerton copy of his manly and eloquent
speech on the slavery question, delivered in the
national House of Representatives on the 29th
ult. We have heretofore published some ex-
tracts from this speech; and but for the crowd
ed state of our columns would be pleased to
give it entire. There is no evasion either in
its manner or matter. 1t marches straight up
to the points at issue and utters its truths fear
lessIy and without hesitation. We believe the
speech as an honest and frank expression o
the prevailing sentiment of the people of the
free States. would do good, if it could be rea'
! by intelligent and thinking men Throughout
the slavehoding States.
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Adiournea session Of the Legislature

On Friday, the I'd inst. the House resolved,
by vote of yeas q. nays 65 not to have an
adjourned session-but on Thursday, the 9th
inst, the same House e. presto change re-
considered and resolved BY vote of yeas 81,
nays 36, to adjourn on the 26th last. to meet
again on the first Monday in January. 1861
The following are the yeas and nays
YEAs-Messrs. Blakesee, Brown, Burr, Buss. Choate,
capp Collins Conver DeUore Fa0o, Haddow, Hamilton,
Jolly Kerr Krum AcCune McPbersnn Me Schoolsr Mil
er Monaan Musson Nigh. Noble OoIe Parrott, Plants,
Snyder Steele stnbbs, Tanneyhiu Thompson of Perry,
Thompson of Summit Trnesdell, Vines mt, Vors Watt,
NaYs"Messrs 1ndr.ies. BALDWIN, B1seker, Bruff, Car.
Isle Carter, Chase Cory Cox, Davis Fsosgs Gore Har-
Ian Jones of Hamilton. Kennedy, Meconnsh McGsvran,
ers Rukenhrod, Scott of Jeerson Sha,u Skinner sted-
man, Taylor, Trimble Van Voorhis Walker, Winner.
Wright of Hamton-36. &
The resolution thus passed BY the House,
went to the Senate, and thou gh that body had
previously resolved by q decisive vote against
az adjourned session it Immediately coIcurred
in the resolution of the House, by yeas and
nays as follows
YEAs.-Breck, Bonar, Collins, Cuppr, Fisher, Glass
Key Laskey Mccall, Monroe, Moore Morse Parish Potts
Poewin, Schleih Smith, sprasue, Stanley Walker, Whit
-2l.
NAys-Brewer, Cox, Eason Ferguson, Foster. Garfield
Harrison, Harsh, Holmes Jones, Orr Ready-R
lRepuhlicans In Roman-Democrats in Rolie
We erase the condemnatory remarks we
had written, and leave the whole subject to
the reflections of the people, with the single
remark, that certain members are doubtless
digging their own, if not the political grave
of their party.
Our own immediate members. we are glad
to say, are right in spirit, in action, in princi
pie, and right on the record, in this matter
They have done all that men ought to do, to
defeat an adjourned session, and their constit
uents will honor them for it.