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MARRIAGES.

In st. Johnsbury. Feb. 90, by Rev. S. Tarbel.
Mr. Thomas K. Randall and Miss Sarah ?. Sar-
gent, both of St Johnsbury.
In Peacham, n arch q, by Rev.aA. Boutellc,
Mr.. Norman W. Bingham of Ilasburgh, and
Mas Eunice H. Martin Of Pcacham
In Danville. March %. by Rev Mr. Fales, Mr.
Sias II. Stone and Miss Sarah p Stocker, both
Of Danville.
In Newark, March 20, Mr.. Nathan Smith and
Miss Adelaide Davis, both of Sutton.
In Groton, March q, by l. n. Hall, Esq. Rev.
t. ". Harlow. of the VT. Annual Conference.
and Miss Lizzie A. Darling, both of Groton.
In Cabot. March l. BY Rev. s. F. Drew. Mr..
George I. Hazen. of Hartford. and Miss Mary V.
Wabridge of Cabot. 70
Also. March IA. by the same. Mr.. F d. Bliss
Of Calais. and Miss Frances Hitchcock of Cabot.
Also. March l3 by the same. Mr.. G. B. W.
Bliss. Of Calais, and Miss Mary Hopkins Of Cab
OF.
In Coventry. March - BY Rev. s. B. Ryder,
Mr. Norman f. Morcy of Wcstteld, and Miss
Mary d. Taylor Of Newport.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,


THIS hi shly aourishing and popular insti-
L tuition Is at present under the direction OF the
following well-known Artists and Teachers:
MIR. 4 MRS. C. H. CLARKE,
Formerly Teachers at Boston;
MIR. JOHN III. PADDOCK.
Late Organist at Rev. Mr.. Lords Church, Mont
pelier, Vt;
MIR. JOHN O. WORCESTER,
Pupil of the celebrated LEoNHAEp;
Enabling the school to afford pupils advantages
OF the very highest order at less expense than any
similar institution in the world In order to place
the expenses within the means of every one. a
very large discount will hereafter be made to pu-
pills who engage by the year for full course of
musical study. Only $50 per year will be charg-
ed in future for the normal course instead Of $50
as heretofore. Pupils may enter the school at
any time. and no efforts will be spared on the
part of the teachers to advance them in their
studies as rapidly as is consistent with rigid tho
roughness. For particulars or any information
apply to c.. H. CLARKE, Principal.
81 If
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THE DIAMOND ATLAS

have examined the Diamond Atlas now Of
fered for sale to our citizens by Mr.. Miller, and
pconsider it valuable work. well ada pied to the
object proposed in its publications 1t is compact
and convenient Cor ready reference, while at the
same time it is peculiarly comprehensive. The
maps though small. are upon scale that COM
pares fa'orably with other maps, being much lar
ger. and allowing more completeness than most
maps and aliases i'll general use; and as whole,
including the Letter press description, presents
the world to view in a manner likely to secure
frequent and beneficial reference.
cheerfully commend the work as one of prac-
teal utility and general information.
WM. W. THAYER
st. Johnsbury, VT
The undersigned having briefly examined the
Diamond Atlas fully concurs in the above.
JAS. X CuLBY.
have no hesitation in concurring with the a.
bove. and recommending the Diamond Atlas as
worthy all praise.
1886 All. HOUSE.
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THE MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NAKEET-Marc

Atmarket 6Oi Cltte-5JU BeeveS and 81 Stores, con-
sisting of Working oxen, Cows and Calves, YeariSs
Two and Three Years Old.
Prices-Market Notwithstanding nothing tutthe
best. large lat stalled OAen1 per Isl quality
Including nothing but the best large tat stabilized
tue Ue>t stabilized Cows, and the best Three old
Steers 315 aU,OU; 81 quality. 81 20; ordinary $50
Store,-Wo rkins Oxen. from S1j. us 10 To- Cows
aud calves from eS5 b. ~. BOO iearlIns>, Two
learSJd olI. u D. Three years old, S24 Il *.
Sutcp iud LluUS-lI0J II nIrkct Prices lots 81
2,5' 4 3UJ. EAtri ami ,eeC tiol, go 45u L, a6.
Hides. 3 l.. &c per H. Tailow : : lie per h.
Peils 81 - 81 - each; Cali Skis 10 lie H..
VEAL CALvES-Sales ~ SV,uU, aV,t. each.
S@ISE-VUU Western III market Priccs-Shotcs. " hole
ivvper ID. Up
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For Sale.

'7NHE we'll known Ira Colby farm. pleasantly 10.
l. Gated on good road. "a Of mile north of
Danv lille Green, and within miles of St. Johns
bury. on the old county road to North Danville.-
Said farm contains about 100 acres suitably d.
vided into moving. tillage and pasturage. toSe,h-
er with wood enough for home use. 1t is one of
the best wheat and corn farms in this part of the
county. having about % acres of southerly and
eastcrlv cants. with convenient house and ou,
buildings. Will be sold with or withoutthe crops.
Terms easy, as part can remain on mortgage if
desired For further information inquire OF the
subscriber on the premises. Possession given
immediately. CHA'S B. PRENTISS. I9tf
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Essen DISTRICT, S..
THE Probate Count for the District Vi Essex: To all
persons interested i'll the estate of James May late vi
Concord, III said district. deceased iutesta;e:
William Il. May administrator the estate of said in
testate represents to said court by his petition writing
that II woud be fOr the interest Of ali Interested
estate to have the whole Of the real said mites
tate sold; and PRAYING said court 10 grant him cense
sell all the real cs,e Of said deceased. Said application
viii Le Heard ad decided by said the Probate Of
nee In IunenbL!sh. in said district the 18th day of
April, lsbU.
You therefore, hereby notified to appear before said
court, at the time and place aiprtsd object YOU
see cause 10 the granting of said license.
Dated al LunebuIgg aforesaid. this 10Th day Of Marc h
4. d. lc6O.
S3-S5 JON All BROOKS Judge of Prubate
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DEATHS.


In Boltonvillec: tNewhury,) Feb. %, Of Pneu
MONA. Mr.. John Waddell, aged G. years.
In Sheffield, March 49, Teno. S. Berry. aged
years.
In Barton. March 10, Grace S., wife of VIM.
Daniels, aged 81 years.
In Lawrence. March II. of quick Consumption,
Nancy NJ, wife Of Mr.. S. A. Ills, aged &c years
ard months
hind Savior take me home to die no more.
She has gone to sing sweeter songs of the Sa-
'ol ) love-
In this town, March l T. Lizzie Ida Taft, aged
months and days.
Lea. I've laid thee down to sleep,
Pressing warm kisses on thy clay;
Lonely and sad go to weep,
Then turn to God and try to pray.
Did heaven lack flowers. my child,
hat thou art gone to bloom above
Orthreatened BY some tempest W lid,
Did Jesus snatch thee whom he loves
Al silent. this cannot know:
But trusting. resign my trust;
And while dwell on earth below.
!! look 10 God. and deem it just.
ko on We years ard bring the morn,
When life shall animate this dust,
AND give her back. glorious form,
10 me who loved. now mOurnS her most.
In Peacham. March u. Mr.. Milton B. Blancll-
49, 'cH Of Cap Simon Blanchard, aged a yrs.
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/, X G. L Il S [ O n
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lIAKN ELLIS CONDITION POWDERS.
fo OF Horses and Cattle The Of these Pow
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Large PACKAGES, Is cents with full Directions
Re Agents are authorized refund purchase money
Wheh SatlsIactioIis not gwen Manufactured by
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The above articles sold by druggists and Country
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their respective Stoekeepers The these ariclss
are as extended as civilization. Use THESE OR NONE
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A Friend in Need. TRY it.

Sweets lnfaibe Lninent prepared from the recipe
Of DR. stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut the
ter and beer used in bis prHetice for the last
wears with the most astOl- hing success. As
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healing and powerful strtns thrng properties excite the
ust wonder and asto,hn VI all Who have given
trial Over four hundred Cerca OF remarkable
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this
See advertisement. 1929
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medicine which commend, Itself to those only w.o
appreciate IT, = A paliChlcpla. Flor. Times.
80 See advertisement.
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3ptr's Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And fox the speedy Of the subjoined varieties 4
Scrofula and ScrofuIous AhIsetions.speh
P,,a, I,marss Ulcers, sores, EraPtions,
hiains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND. Ind 9Th June 1852
D. =. AVER Co. Gents: feel il NV duty 70 a.
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done Er mn.
Having inherited Scrofulous Infection I have su6-ri
ron IN various ways fr. years. Sometimes II burnt
OUT IN Ulcers ON my hands and arms; souuetim~s II
turned Inward and distressed me at the stomach To
years ago II broke out head and covered INV s.l
ana ears with one sore which was painful and loah.ums
beyond description. tried many medicines and y rr.I
physcians. but without much relief from any thne I.
iact the disorder grew At length WA re;ocrd
10 read In the Gospel Messenger that YOU had prer,rea
an Alternative Sarsaparlla for knew from your
ton that any thing You made must be good Uni :.
Cincinnati and got it. and used till it cured ma ,oI
H. as Won advise, in small doses If teaspoonful over
month"; AMI used almost three bottles New and hs.lthv
skin SON legan to form under the scab which after
while fell of My skin is clear and know bv NV
feelings that the disease has gone from NV system Won
can well believe that feel what saving when ten
y" Thar hold You to be of the apostles Of the see
and remain ever gratefully. Yours,
ALFRED B. TALLY.
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipel.,.
letter and Salt Rhe am, Scafd 6ead'
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Or. Robert VI. Preble writes from Salem n Y, l2h
Dosy, which Threatened to fermihfe fatally by the
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same says he cures the common Erupions by it con-
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Bronchocele, Goitre or Swelled Neck.
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Leucorrhea or Whites, Ovarian Tuner,
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Dr. j Il. s Claiming. Of New York CITY, writes 81
most ceefuy comply with the request your agent in
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IN EFr,V-a IS 81.
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NEW ORLEANS. 18th August, 1852
pR. j. C. AVER: Sir, cheerfully comply with the re-
guest of agent and report you some Of the ELECTS
have realized with your Sarsararilla
have cured with il. in my practice most al the COM
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IN his throat which consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken,
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eaten away considerable part Of So that believe the
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ulcers healed aud e is well again. Of course without
some designation 10 his face. woman who had been
Treated Tor the same disorder by mercury suffering
from this poison iii her bones. They had become 50 sen.
sitive to the weather that damp day she suffered e.
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cured entirely by your Sarsararilla in q few weeks
Know from its formula, which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from your laboratory must he great
remedy Consequently. these truly remarkable reeul,s
with it have not surprised me.
q Y NJ
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DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.


DIR. Wis,ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Saws wel-known edt This Is truly Basam an
blessing invalds II contains the pure basamc prn
cpe Of Wild Cherry the balsamic properties tar and
Of pine Its ingredients. hch mingled the true
principle chemistry all baSamic and the, efre II ia
sal. and in effect Cough Colds Consumption and
Bronchial troubles disappear under its basamic influence
as though charmed Probably medicine has ever
attained extensive sale accomplished so much good
Z. this renowned Balsam.''
4 Case Of Twenty Years Standing,
JOHNSON. VI. Feb 90 1859.
S ". FowLE Co, Boston feel il my duty To make
known TO the world the wonderful efficacy Sars
Ba.Ani VI Wild Cherry For Years was sUrely
afflicted with the Phthi,ic and previously using
Ba,aln va, pronounced by the ply SiCiaS iCurbe Two
ter bottles afforded good deal Of relief, and
more Completely restored me- ami Tor two
past have not had the least Of that painful
PAINT.
MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
Tegenune article away has the written signature Of
T. 81 IT'S the wrapper and for sale By all respect
abe druggists everywhere.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE& CO., Boston, and for
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JOHN BACON, ST JOhnsbury Centre; II. A. Quincy Lyl
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Hale Lower Waterford DARLING i HOsMkR. Concord
where. t5-H4
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C,u.h. Coils. Bronchitis A'th H. Cronp W. 90 n,s
Cough Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs and Plum Try
Affections the severes type quickly cured by that
Inn. tried and faithful remedy,
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LET THE SICK REJOICE.
NOW Csc
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS

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ofPersons and at the present time
are CONFUSING the Medical v GRID
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they can be- used at any time
Herrick's Kid Plasters cure pains
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cents. Pills. Sugar Coated, large
Family Boxes, with fun directions
Is cents
DIR. CASTLES MAGNOLIA
CATAREH SNUFF, cures Ca.
tarrh. Deafness, Sore. Weak and
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disagreeable sensations resemh-
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and all Complaints Of the Head
Boxes IS cents with full Direc.
:ions.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep.
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
Many remarkable of these affections have been
male 10y the alternative power VI this medicine II stmu
afes the vital functions vigorous action and thus
overcomes disorders hch would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the ne
ces>tes of the people, and confident that this viii
do flr them all that medicine can do
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Rheumatism, Govt, Liver Complaint.

INpEPtSDENCE, Preston Co., Va 9th JULY 1859
DR. y G. AYR: Sir. have l<.n afflicted with ruin-
fui chronic R'umctsm for long time which lsied the
skill ot ihy>cians and stuck ME in spite e all the
Remedies could Ind until tried your SarsaIsrla One
belle cured me IN two weeks and restored nv general
health 80 much that far better than before vas
attacked. think it a wonderful medicine. J. FREAM.
Jules \. Getche Of ST. Louis writes: 81 have teeu
afflicted for with affection Of the Lt,sr which
DESTROYED my health tried every thing and every thing
failed 10 relieve and ha,. been troken-own man
Tor some Years from other than arrangement Of
hc Ar.r My beloved pastor. the Rev. Mr. Espy advised
me to try your Srsa arila because he said he knew you
and any thing YOU made ~as worth trying. Dy the bese
ing Of tod has cured me- and has SO purified nv bod
as 10 make new man Of me feel young again. The
lest that I've said Of You is half good enough
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Schirrus. Cancer Tum0rs. ENLARGEMENT,
the Bones.

great variety of cases have been reported where
cures =" thee formidable complaints have resulted from
the u.s. OF This remedy Int space here will admit
thcni Some If them may be found i'm American
Almanac which the agents below named pleased u
furnish gratis to all who call for them
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Z 1 L L HE A D S..

We keep constantly on hand stock of paper,
ruled and cut expressly for bill-heads which we
will print in a neat manner at short notice.
C.. NJ. STONE & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-24

.-.' Capt Alfred Gibbs, L. s A, and family
are at Willards.
Senator Thompson, of New Jersey who wa,
confined to his Cdgings by sickness during seve-
raj days of last week had sufficiently recovered
10 resume his Seat in the Senate Yesterday.
Prom recentletters we learn that our towns
man, Dr. Charles Girard, is still in Paris which
he has revisited for the purpose Of renewing his
scientific friendships and attending TIE schools OF
medicine and hospitals of Paris. His health is
fast improving, and his many warm friends in
Washing ton Will he glad to know that ne propose.
10 return 10 this city IN the Spring.
THE Mobile Mercury learns that the health
Of MIR. StillwOrth, the Representative in CONGRESS
from the Mobile District. has not only not inn
proved, but his disease has become quite alarm
Ing TO his many friends The Mercury s~ys NO
h"re IS now entertained by him or his friends
that he can take his seat IN Congress for a long
t!me TO come, and il was believed that he had
determined upon rendering his resignation,
"A New York correspondent of the Phila
delphid Ledger SAYS:
The bitter personal attack Of Mr. PRYOR Of Viz
GINA, upon the editor Of the Herald in th,, House
OF Representatives, OH Friday. is creating much
talk In newspaper circles. Il is noticeable fact
that the eplthets were not pTblished i'm the Herald
report Mr.. james Gordon Bennett Jr il is
SAID, has declared his determination TO call the
Lot-headed Nirginian 10 account fer these left
handed compliments 10 his father