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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05
WONDERFULi

WONDERFUL!
N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Lnimon
n for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
thousan ds ofcases and failure give complete
found. large suppl Teceivediresh fomhe
Manufacturer of the CESUINE TO the many and n-
creasing calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by Il Il WALTON Il SONS =
LADIES CRAVATS.
A Splendid assoc lmen at J. w. HOWES.
~ Oct IT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05
CONSUMP'wgoN
AND LIV co. IE-,
DIR. TAYLt
BALSAM OF LIVr2 .rurp+

FROM 375 BOWIE
TOR the cure Of Coughs, Col .wa. ...
Il Cough, Catarh, Pains in the ,... n
chitis, Liver Complaints, and ali . .f....
Throat and Lungs, which are as ..
ing and so often terminal la Con s.e.t r-
is Justly and highly distinguished
mild and gentle in its effects upo,
taken in the dehcato case .t .l
u5hy' 90 extensively mas IL oeei .t.
eu suOc"ssiu'i even III exrem
hopeless eases, not only as a pa tr +.. ..
that the proprietor feels no hest l .l.tt
recommending il 10 all who unfc r.r-... .....
sion 10 resort to means for
Physicians familiar with its .r ....
healing properties Of this vege
frequently prescribe it in their n
teal faculty generally, 1t has me .lu. ..H..
appreciation.
Certificates from The highest .I r .. .....
ces, Of persons who have either ...1 ...
IT, or entirely recovered fsom ai I..
Liver, could be furnished in al
necessary to publish them, ...
ally known. throughout the .I.. t-.
cine in Tor diseases of the J
For common Cold and CO
best remedies ever discovered.
N b. There is spurious and counterfeit article nAoa,
lately introduced into this place. Therefore be care.
ul to get the genuine, Which is from 375 Bowery, New
York. and that The steel plate label is on The bot
tie TO prevent counerfeis.
Forsa by Silss Burbank and Clark & Collins Mont
peier; Moses Morse, Johnson; Mouil Young s. Co.
Stafford II. ID. Morgan x Co., Warren, x. d. J. M
Richardson, Watsfold l0zly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05
NATHANIEL WINTERS EsTATE.

q PIECES more Of that heavy Steel and Cadet Mike
" BROADCLOTH at 9s per yard lust rereived.
Oct Zuth. BALDWIN, SCOTT and On
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05
MERCHANDISE TRAIN
April 8, ls4a
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NIMAL. CHEMISTRY--has proved beyond all
IN question that means can be chemically combined
as TO act upon the al sotbent system and various
ulaons, which, if allowed to continue will create
disease PAIN troublesome iumors morbid swongs scro'
ulous diseases &C. According TO the chemistry and the
physiology of the human system, remedy has been dis
and is applied and rendered successful in
moving painful swenss pains in the side and back rhcu-
matism seroulous humos knga Evil, enlargement about
the throat and neck ague cakes enlarged Spleen &c &c
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician,
that the here spoken OF should be used in prefer
eace to every thing else, in OF ,horings painful
swellings in the breast Of those who nurse When the
breasts are palnfulhere winch be used
that will give quick and certain relief s. II never
falls for weak backs, spinal irrtations, and in fact all
kinds OF weakness inammaiions it cannot fail As
external application in liver Complaints pains in the hips
and shoulders, Chrome and iniammatoy Rheumatism, II
has equal and rs pain extractor OF all kinds there is
no rOp, p%eDi 81 plaster R tSt T compare with 9e
this The remedy and is too well known among pnysi
clans in general TO need any other description Thou
sands have relieved by this pasteaIer every other
application had ia led Its pleasant to wear and
need fear taking cold in that part over which tho plaster
applied. pamphlet giving an account Of It's discovery
with certificates, directions DC accompany each Box
which sufficient TO spread six or eight pasiers Price
so cents.
for the State o. Yermon For sale also by s. E. Howard
BurngIon +. Huntington, Vergennes :, Moody, Mid
debury, N, G, Hale Chelsea; Dana, Week, and Stan,
ton, DanyiIlc; S II Topper Charlotte; w
Wood, Wesford; L butcher, ST. Albansi s. ID
soule Fuir6ed II and L b Walker, Bakcrsfeldi Fisk
and Brown, Wateryie, Keeler and Noyes, Hydepark I;
Noyes, Morrisvlle Pennock q, Benjamin, Wocou (;
Hollon and Judevine Lamole; L Perry and Co Cabot
l. Putnam Marshteld l. Jewett, st Johusburyi Jew
cit and Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Downer,
Sharon; s Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr Richmond !
Dulton and Clark, Brateboro. 22-iyeop.
SCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
ID lCH Plain and Fig'd, Light and Dark Silks, New
III Styles CrAvas, do Ribbons, Frngos and Gimps Tor
Oct II, ISIS. ~ ELLIS, Wilder and co.
5000 LBs.
DEST GROUND ROCK SALT Just received and
ID for sale by BALDWIN, SCOTT and Co.
WORSTEDS! WORSTEDSl
lust received eight hundred shades Zephyr Wofsteds
j also patterns Canvass and Needles for sale low BY
ELLIS, WILDER and Co.
October -, l843 81
CUT TOBACCO.
CtHEWING and smoking OF the best quality can DO ha
| ~ at all times, at tho Dug Store OF CLARK an
' COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05
DYE-sTUFFS, INGIGO, &c. &c.

DYE-STUFFS, INGIGO, &c. &c.
Oh TONS first quality Logwood; 10 do do Redwood
~ 10 do do Fustic;
s5 do do do Fustc;
Case FIRST quality Bengal Indigo do do Manila do;
do do Spanish Float do;
bbls first quality Alum, do do blue Virol
10 do do Copperas;
Red Tartar-Nutsals- Oil Vrol, etc. etc.
All ofwhich will be sold for Cash Country Produce
low the articles be bought in Boston, the
Depot Store by GILMORE and PRATT.
Concord, October 5. 1913.
p S. Cothers and others in want Of the above arti-
cles will do well call before purchasing elsewhere.
Every article is warranted ofrhe first quality and suit
purchasers. 33-3mis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05

FLORENCE BONNETs.
i YNAN " KING have just received one doz. Elk.
at our Cash stole.
Dee.6th, ls43.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05

NATHANIEL WINTERS EsTATE,
TIME subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
Bile Probate Court for the District Of Washington COM
ssiohes to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Naihane
Winter las of Moretown, in said district, deceased,
represented inAovent and the Of six months from the
Jay Of Decemher 1913 is allowed by said Court TO the
Pecye claims before as-Do give notice. that we will at
TEND 70 ne duties Of our appsntment at the dwelling
the second Tuesdays Of February md 1ne next al one
o'clock ai's,nce 9p on each sscM Of said days
GEO: woRTaiNaroN, Scomm''ionor''
Montpelier, Dec 18th, lei3. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-05
NASHUA & LOWELL RAIL-KOADs.

-
$500 ON and after Monday, Apn 10 ls42 the pas
-sA-@-'e nger trains " u run as follows
Leave Nashville at ! Z M, | a aud and 81 M.
Leave Boston at and II A NJ and 8 l.2 p M.
Leave Lowell at 8 l A NJ and Il Ia and 3-4 NJ.
Passengers arriving at leaving Lowell IN tile
this road will be conveyed in Lowell to and from the De-
pot Tree of expense by leaving their at The Ticket
Office.
Passengers be conveyed by Railroad between Com
cord, Manchester Nashua, and Andoyer, Hayehll Exc
ter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland &c
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are in connection with the this road. The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at 4 8 4 nnd ii IA
M. and P M. Leave Nashua at nine M A M and
7 l-2 p NJ.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily Sundays excepcd) between Nashua and Boston,
GENERAL RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company are prepared TO transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded
their Depols.
All Goods Merchandise will be at the risk of the
owners, while in the Companys Store houses.
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent.
Nashua Ami 8. 1873. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

From tle 'Cincineati Times of May t2oth, 1s43,
 'sWISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. We. should judge from Messrs. Weagly & Knep- per's letter, published this day among our adver- tisements, that this popular remedy tor Coughs, Lung complaints, and diseases of the breast gener- ally, was really valuable medicine and worthy of serious attention from the public. We are inform ed by the wholesale agents that they are almost daily receiving similar letters from all parts of the West.
 We would advise our readers who are laboring under an affection of the Lungs. to make immediate trial oi this truly excellent medicine. The most intelligent ndrespectable families of our city have adopted it as family medicine aud persons pre- disposed to Consumption who have used it, speak in the highest terms of it's efficacy"
 Scores of~indviduals have been cured of asthma, the early stages of. Consumption, Bleeding of the Lungs, obstinate Coughs, Sc., by this Balsam, af ter hope; had d~well nigh yielded todespair. We say this in all candor. For sale by DR. SAMUEL BUEL, Litch6eld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
0olleetar's RaIa.

YNAKEN by virtue of . warrant to me di. rected. for the collecai0n of town tax
 in.the town of Kent, as laid by the iHhsbi- tants Ofsaid town. on the 7th day of October
 1889, on tho assessment list of said town for
 1888, . tract of land situate in said Kent. containing about two acres. and bounded nOrtherly, in part by land belonging t0 tho heirs of, Levi Stone, and in part by land be. longing to the heirs of Linus B. WinegaT, easterIy by highway, southcrly by land of John and Allen Gilbert and westerly by land belonging to said heirs of Levi Stone and SO much of said land as will pay the said town cents against 'Timol6y C69mberliO. toget6. CT with the legal costs arising. from the levy of. said waEEant and sale of said land, will Do sold at Public Auction, at the public signpost in Macedonia. so called. in said Kent. on tho Slst day of. Octeber, l644. St T o'clock in the afternoon, for the payment of said tax and costs. ~''s' EDwARp ScHERmHRHoRM
 Kent. August l5. lS44. !. ]" al3
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
NOTICE.

TVHE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Ltchfield hath. limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof, for the credit: ofs to. ahH estate of RUSSELL SAITH, late, of Litchfied in said district, deccasen, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg. lect to present their accounts, properly nj. tested, within said time, will Le. idebnrrcd a, recovery. All persons indebted, to said es. tate are requested to make immediate pay. ment to
 NATHANIEL 2. .LovkAAkSsly yadminis.
 >CAARkKs "A. EEslGN. x .Asaiors.
 sLitchfeld, August 4, 1894. III
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

Al . Court of PrObase, he1d 0t Plymoutk, JuEy
 29th le44.
 AN the. Estate of,John M. Beach, late of NJ Plymouth, deceased. Ordered, That the Executrix exhibit her, administration DC. count to this Court flor adjustment, at the Prohaie vfice in Plymouth, ,oM the 24th day 0f August, 1644, at ! o'clock afternoon and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thercoG the Executrix will cause this order to ba, published in newspaper printed in Litchield, and post a copy thercs of on the sign. post in said Plymouth.
 CALVIN BbfLER, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
H.atchfleld County sacraa Mu.aC

Ai4eChEkeA0 County S0Cr09 MmSaC
 EoRcANIzED EM 163S.1 THE TENTH ANNUAL CONCERT of this II Society win be given at St. Michael'a Church in Litchield on "Wednesday the 25th day of Septem- Der, commencing at o'clock in the evening. The following is the
 PROGRAMME Ca payt.)
 |" The arm of the Lord is npOn them" Haydn. {" "Lo he cometh.' ,@3 Haydn. "Sing to Jehovah" from ssTod Jesu': by Grann. " Behold and See" V. Righini. " The great Jehovah is our awful theme" Handel. Awake, Awake put on strength, Q arm of the LOrd.- The Morning, Ries. Dieu DIsrael. arranged from Mehul. cliff up the Shawn.
 The first six of the above pieces will be found in the Boston Academy's Collection of Choruses, and the remaining furnished at the office of Joshua Garritt, Treasurer. The several
 Solos, Duets, TriOs, Q1artetts, See, are being selected, and will be immediately sent to those to whom they may be assigned. m The County Rehearsal will commence in Litch- field. on Tuesday, the day previous to the Con- cert at precisy 10 o'clock i1 the morning. and it is confidently expected that every, member will be present at that hour.
 The members in each town are especially re- quested to give their attention to their private re- hearsals t T @
 The Annual Meeting of the Society for the choice of officers for the year ensuing, and for the trans- action of any business that may be necessary will be convened at the place of rehearsal, at o'clock, P. M.. on the day previous to the Concert.
 A full Orchestra. organized during the past year, together with the Organ, will accompany the choir.
 By the Executive Committee, FRED,K. PHELPS Secretary.
 Litch6eld> August TO-, l8A4
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
D'I E. D

In this town, on the 18th iast., Miss Caroline E. Morse, daughter of MT. Harley Morse. aged 23.- This is the third death in this afflicted family this season two younger children having been buried in one grave in May last.
 In Wolcottviile, on the 18th inst, Frances H. youngest daughter of Mir. Benjamin H. Morse, aged | years.
 In Sharon, Mrs, Sibyll Blackman relct of the late Dr. Simeon Blackman, aged sl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
,Litch6eld County Agricultural Society.
 Recording SecvctGry's Office,

LWCDIeIU, .dUg. ZOkN, Io44' ) COMPETITORS for premiums on crops will V please notice an error on the article in the Regulations relating to their entries contained in Bill for 1s44, and for "last Wednesday in Septem- ber," read "irst Wednesday in October" Town Committees who will attend to the promulgation of fthis notice will confer favor upon the under signed, whose circumstances prevented his giving his personal attention to the revision of the Regu lations, made necessary by an alteration of the Bly, Laws. FREDERICK PHELPS.
 Recording Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
SOME MORE.

To
 Five voters of Sparta, Livingston Co. |" adopted citizens" sign of from Locofocoism in the last Lv ingston Republican. The letter concludes:
 -'sWe believe that the Whig party are the true Republican party, and we judge both by their acts and not pretensions. Such is the best criterion with which to judge men, and not by honied prom ises and sayings. Yous. SC. THOMAS BRADY,
 ANTHONY JoHysroH,
 DANIEL. JOHNSTON,
 .- JOHM JoHusFoN, CooEnoD GRAPPENsTEETER.
 Sparta, Livingston Co. July 31, lS44. ,Ceseef .AE. Farckis6. .-In the last Puritan is a communication from the minority of the Ecclesias- tieal Council-Messrs. Hopkins and Hawes-in the case ofRey. J. F. Fairchild Itiscalled out by the report of thesmaiority, in which they attempt to give the opinions of the mnorityas aos theguilt of Mir. F. Taey close by sayiag-,saEedd aot be-; Iieve Mr. Fairchih guilty--we do not now believe him guilty, and we have faith that ere long his in- noceHce Wjithe maas tOappesr tO all-"
 Rss. lE. EhnekisS. Although the Csand Jury some time aince found an indictment against Rev. Mr. Fairchild for adultery yet he has not yet been brought here fer tfiAl, owing to the hesitation of Governor Bviggs in granting arequsiticn upon the Governor ofNew Hampshire. The Governor we understand, has his doubts whether Mfr. ?. can be considered fugitive from justice. within the in~ tenE sg the lSw.-JNtCbsgJp@t Hs1gId. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
M AR. RI ED .

At Newark, N. J., on Thursday morning, 18th inst, by Rev. Dr. Eddy, Asa Whitehead, Esq, to Mary Ann c. Wolcott. daughter of the late Hon Frederick Wolcott, of this village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
.Litch6eld, August TO-. i844.

tTNHE LITCHFIELD COUNTY TEMPER.
 IL ANCE SOCIETY will hold its next monthly meeting at South Canaan, on the fourth Tuesday, the 27th of August next, at 10 o'clock. A. M.
 .-- c. A. DUDLEY. Secretary
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
Correspondence ef the. .M r Tribune

There will be Second Advent Camp Meeting in Newington, ten miles south of Hartford, to com. mence Sept. 4, and continue one week or more.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
Tsyyss@bJe FARM. t0s' Sale

Vsgysssybye EsaRJ4 .k0s' Sale
 xmA kKVHE Subscriber offers for sale fun IL his FARM, situated in the lss south west part of the town of
 LitchIield, consisting of about one hundred and. fifly acres of Lahd well divid: ed into plOHiRgs meadow, pasture and wood land and Is we'll watered. On the Farm iS good House, Carriage.house, Wood-house, Sc. Possession can be given at any time: If not sold hythe first of April next, tho ticulars enquire of the ewner on the pferii- ses. .EUcIUs TOMRKSNss
 .isi.chfeld; Aug. g. Ie44. u1t
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
-FHf ELECTIONS

KENTUcxx.-Sixty-tSRO counties give OwSley (whig) 7.626 majority for Governor, and Dixon l2- 5Sl for Lieut.. Governor.
 INDIANA.-The Indiana State Sentinel (edited by the growing lOcOfocO ChaPmon) admits tie in the Senate. and six whig majority in the House. Other accounts give the whigs a majority of 10 or l2. Enough for the present however that the State is whig, and will again be represented by a whig in the U. s. Senate. Indiana goes for Clay and Frelinhuysen, eGsy.
 MlssouRI.SThe contest is exceedingly close between the Benton and Anti-Benton parties, and the result doubtful. As far as heard from the whigs have made nett gain of 27 members of the Legislature. ILLINOIS and ALABAMA have gone loco as usu- al. though in both states the whigs have gained a a few members of the legislature.
 Dr. Zerah Shepard .diedat Newtown, Ct., on the 21st of July, in the 57th year of his age. He was confined to his room on the 4th of April, and died on the 21st of July. His, fever ran over one hun- dred days without any material change baffling the most singular, he never-closed his eyes in sleep, nor was he ever drowsy, during eleven weeks of that time.
 .dnothcr Missionary FalIen.-The painful intel ligence of the death of Rev. Grover S Comstock, missionary of the American Baptist Board, at Ram rec, Arracan, has reached the Missionary Rooms, by the last steamer. He died of the Asiatic Choe- ra, at Akyab, on the 35th of April. He has thus quickly followed his excellent aud lamented wife to receive his final reward, both of whom will long be held in grateful remembrance by large circle of christian friends.-G GhrissiGn WatchmGn.
 Western Reserue College.-Mr. James Mooney, now Tutor of Natural Philosophy in Yale College, has been appointed Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Western Reserve College, at Hudson, Ohio f
 Correspondence cf the M r. Tribune
 PHn4ADELPEIIA, Aug. 15.
 Hon. Henry 4. .Msahlesbi1g. .-one of the Con- ductors of the Reading train of has just infor- med me that the funeral of MT. Muhlenburg did not take place this morning, as it was intended, from the fact that about 10 o'clock previous to clo- sing of the coffin, he assumed his natural color and exhibited signs of returning to life Immediate re- storatives were applied such as rubbing, Sc. but all proved useless. It was, he says, melancholy scene
 [The funeral of Mir. M. took place the next day.l
 Oo-The Richmond Enquirer, a leqding Polk pa. per, after showing that MT. Clay is In favor of the present tariff. and MT. Polk opposed to it says, sswe admit the issue, and will battle on this ground for Polk against Clay"
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
'N0TICE.
.WeO OTKCE.

.WW11C6o
 A NAME into the enclo. xn VI sure of the subscriber Z about the list of July, two WW Red Yearling STEERS Ag- The owner is requested to - s prove properly pay char
 WM. WHEELER, Jr. Torringlon, Ang. %. ,le44.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
NEW GOODS.
E.GRANT

HAS just received, from New-YoTk,a 1A fresh supply of GOODS which are es present !'s. S wsP!sa by most custO@sIs- of dpced, prices. et. his Store in LitckkeId.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
$50 REV ARD!

THE Subscriber offers the above reward to any .l person who will give such information in re- laton to the incendary incendiaries who set fire to his barn on the night of the 21st of July, 1s44, as shall lead to his or their detection and convic. tion. LUCIUS TOMPKINS.
 Litchfeld, Aug. 19, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
Sm 6Ae NesDwA- -Daily .9asztiser. llR. CHATS PRIVATE CHARACTER

lR. CHATS PRIVATE CHARACTER.
 1t is in the last dssrsshgmilisting to be con. drained to believe that there can exist any where in country that has been for nearly half century % adorned and blessed with his services anecessi- 0 for recognising the,vile calumnies on such man es Henry Clays which continually defle the col umns of adegeherate press. But there are those it would sse who reflect 90 little as not to feel that sueh base abuse of one who has been SO trusted, hOnOred and admired by a long succession of the first and best men in the Republic, who has become so AlustriOus by his unequalled services in the most conspicuous stations in the world, for nearly forty years the observed of all ebservers-must be the mere slayer of personal or tymalice.
 10 satiafy some such gentle men Of this city ,oup friend, Dr. J. c. GOble, being the corresponding secretary of Clay Club. thought proper to write to the Rev. Dr. Bascom. of the Methodist Episcopal Church. who resides near Mr. Clay, and who is the distinguished president of the Transyl- vania University. at Lexington, Ky. The letter was not written with any view to publication, but MT. Bs prompt reply was so direct, full and satis- factory, that Dr. Goble was constrained by the ad- 
 vicepf number of political friends to ask permis- sion that it might be given to the public.
 :, NEWARK, July 9th, 1s44. ! REv. QR. BAscoM,
 President of Pennsylvania University.
 Rev. and Dear Sir.-You will, trust, pardon the liberty Ltake in writing to, you, when state that my object is to ascertain from you some test- mony coRcerning the private character of Hon. Henry Clay. Ido this at the solicitation of many conscientious, upright men, who appear to have been led to regard MT. C. as any thing but an hon. est and upright citizen-a Sabbath breaker-gam- bler-profane swearer, &c. would respectfully ask if these things be so. 1t,s not my wish to draw from you letter for publication, ,and no publication and no public use will be made of your answer, my object being to ascertain how far these representa-. tions, which are constantly repeated by the demo. cratic papers of the north. warranted by truth.
 Your answer to the interrogatories will much ob. lige yours, very respectfully, J. c. GOBLE,
 Cores. Sec,y Clay Club.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
$50 REWARD!

.TVHE Subscriber offers the above reward to any
 l person who will give such information in-re- lation to the incendiary incendiares who set fire to his barns the night of the 2sth of July lS44, shall lead to his or their detection and convc- tiOn. SAMUEL w. WAUGH.
 Litehield, Aug. 19, 1894
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
,NOYIO4.
.!ssO AslS1aac an we cani.

'EO ElGs1ac all we C0nls
 ,Ek1EjE 6nbseVIbeit hating tUiled and laboss h ed five years in keeping and sellipg, goods in this place, and wishing t0 chsnge his location, offers to let his, tloaso snd Glore for three. Or,fiv@ years which chnnot be sur- passed ifor a rbusin6ss stand in e country seat ; in this state, for location and convcn.
 8. ID. WHEELER.