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The ssass u MICHIGAN, Al the periods here
Al the land once At GENEsEE, commsae
seventh DAY q January next, for the sale q the
within the following named sections and paris
Norih ef ths base line, and east ef me pr
s. a. a., M X ~ y, En- E; H. Y 81 and AN Ne
70, ". K ~, n. 4 and sw. \ %; W. y
VI. and NJ. X 10, ., and NE; 9; Z;
NV. N 1875. n and NE. 70; NV. \ ~
sw r. y \ !. ~ 4 8 NIL. 4 10; x ill.,.
w. ,S'' X ia Il; is,s%. < ZINE. X 20; N. xai;N,
4. e. Il. sW is: 81; y. u: n X
z lots Nos. 4 and 2, sec. ], sW. X IA; Is; N. n
NJ and aw; Wis sw; x;s;E. i
81 n. B:. ....::. ..................
VI W. X and 81. i 5; N. X and ST. III. k s;s.x
u; =. n IL; NJ nj w: and sW. X %;
N. X and sw. 4 q; n. u a6; sw. X "a;
%; 80; NV. X 81 s. X and NE. X 49,.
s, 8. X and NE. X 9; w. n Is, z. Il "a w.
Y; y NM I r = j Nv ~ < u 4 &c.:
h. * ), 10; W. X ii; lots Nos. i, >, As, q,
q, sec. Q; lots Nos. and 2, sec. Z; lots Nos.
L. 2, 3, sec. 10; 10; lots Nos. !, 2, sec. FL.
8; Vi lots Nos. !, p 3, sec. 10; lots Nos l. p sec.
3; lots 2, sec. 4............ $500.
o. X 4; 81. X 2;s. n and NV. X s; NV. Y 4,
s;E. u 10; II; N. Y and sW. Y II; N. n Is;
N. n IA; y. Y 20; IL; 8. n and NE. X %; "a;
NV. X IS; ~; 8. n and NV. x "a; 20; 20; f..
N 81; w. Y ~; N. " 50; "a; Il. 33........
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and Sc. X ~; w. n 70; N. X and SW. x
%; y. %; q. X "a; a5...................
rracuonai .................-... ........
FracnonAl .................. $1,000.
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JUST RECEIVED
81 18th Pennsylvania avenue following new and beau
ufu music, which win be sold reduced icefou per
page. VIM FISCHER.
The Fashion PoIka; by n. ID. Hewitt.
hand. = = !"
The Nova Scotia watzes; by winierbotom.
qnadnles from Meyerbeers Of the Prophet by
sly Easy hondos designed a. studies Tor young beginners, h.
The celebrated Russian Fs MinkaD viii, variations by r.
X. Chuanal - - -
Sir ADJUSTMENTS Eleeante, by Chas vos. F,
}, Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas Grobe.
MARY Blane, do do 10y
LuciIla POLKA; by do fsf
The Aurora Waltz, Cor guitar solo, SIM
La Gazxa ladrs fantasia by RosseIIen
Geo v. Benker '"s' :"
When Others strive my Smile composed BY Geo Relax
Mery Gipsy Gih again. arranged guitar, comed by
Glover. =
The Placid Lake, for the guitar composed by NJ Deems
Oct IL =
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CARD.

TUE undersigned, late Of the Pension Once, having r te last
been employed the duties connected with
tire said oce particularly revolutionary and consequently being
peeneed ali the details thereof offers his services the public
IN the OF against Ne
will attend also other business with the other de-
pstnents st Washington.
All business eon6ded promptly to and
faithfully executed. All letters be posi- paid
THOMAS LUMPKTN,
- Agency Once.
WAsmssros CRY, D. O., August ., 1919.
Aug. i2-lmeod
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HISTORICAL Collections Of virgtnia, censaaning .
III collection Of the interesting facts traditions, biographical
Sketches anecdotes Ac relating to lis history and anQner
Appended Historical and Descripiyc skcc Of me srs
umbia illustrated win 100 engraving by Henry Howe
volume. History OF Virginia. from discovery and se1enent BY
Europeans TO the present dmc BY Robert Hcwscn volass Fot
sale BY FRANcK TAYLOR. .
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of empton 70
lands within e Townships and Of townships above ennmeated
required establish the the satisfaction Of and
receiver Of the land ONCE and make therefor
seeing before the appointed
the Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep. 26-lawl3w
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Superior Old brandy.
THE very superior Brandy
Of vntage Of % purchased expressly for medicinal puf
Families wishing article would well
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Schneider Cock and Crown
IIeidseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together choice variety Wines Liquors.
segars Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug 1l-eodm Penn. avenue, 18Th street.
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con sALE-he house and lot occupied BY N. snds.gsd
n strs<t A.P. BAoBY.
Aas 0-scd1
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To Democrats, and the Publishers Of Democrate pa
pers.
THE subscriber having been dismissed from his cerkshp
Office Department for the objectionable sin Of being
DESTROYS Of finding employment either the editor Of
prominent democratic paper the Washington correspondent
several similar papers
Hon. Amos Kendall Gen. McCalll, Washnx
M. Buchanan, ESQ.,, Baltimore; James
Badger esqs, Philadelphia Robert H. Norris ESQ.,, New
Jnbez D. Hammond Cherry Valley Hon. Geo. A.
starkweaher, Cooperstown NJ and Hon. Lewis Cass,
Communications post paid will receive due attention
WAsmxGTos d. c., July 10, ls4s. July le-a
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A b9eoxmDO08 O01nU4n1oml
n being Travellers Guide through Northern Made
Eastern stnie Canada, New Brunswick and Nova scoa usn
ted with ~ maps steel, and Is engravines -
The illustrated Handbook Travellers Inited
s.ics ebeissd with iss snasn, and accompanied BY s
and map 7fft ffrt ~ tIs =.
Smiths New Guide for Travellers hrossh.ihs United sss
large and map. 80 {" ~
cents, with map fRANCK TAYLOR.
Aug.
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NEW Books AT TAYLOR . MAuRrr. n@.r sl.sa

NUITARs.-wIIsLIAM FISCHER on hand ueaf vsnsty
plain and ornamental gnars with and
nat hrads, with or without nom Ave my dollars
Also, hand pianos from the most cseraied
ctne, yoln-, flutes from eight keys cIsroncis aeee
book for each instrument 80
July 20
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every perrop enuued right preempuh 10 any
lands within the townships and townships above
establish satisfaction
receiver proper land once, and make therefor
seeing before the appointed
of pubic Of lands embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited
y, BUTTERFTELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Sep. @-1awi3w
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

no SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and sCHOL
AIRS:
fNhe Subscriber has taken room ON Main Street, ove
Harvey Kings Store, where he intends making GEN
ERAL DEPOT Of Apparatus and Books for Academic,
and Common Scnools,c0nSstng IN part of Maps Globts
Charts &c C such as Ntchels Outline Maps, MattlsOn
Astronomical do. Cumers Globes, Pages Vocal Chats
Davies Mathematical WORKS, Wells Grammars, Nilad'
Histories Cutters Physiology, Wnchester's Writing
Book keeping, Double and single entry. Also, Rev. Zadok
Thompson GEOGRAPHY GEOLOGY OF VERMONT
accompanied with blaps-A NEW WORK now in press,t1
be published soon designed for the of Academies and
Schools The above work has been examined in manuscript
and highly recommended, by His Excelency Horace Eaton
State Superintendent In fine all the Standard works, need
ed In tho schools of this state may be found here.
Orders from distance will be PROMPTLY attended to-
Those wishing orders filled send them by the Represen
atives and they will receive Books, Maps and Stat oney
at a SMALL ADVANCE from Cost.
CHARLES O. KiMBALL,
General Agent for the State.
Montpelier Sept ls4s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-01
Rr Ell "a g-zz -EEE @
COMPRESSION BUSINESS.

For sale at The Manufacturers Puees.-
100 Bales "Marcy's" WicAing % Boxes "IIunts AXEs.
100 Twin l5J duz. Scyhas.
20 g Cotton Yarn, all nos 81 g lamSuns' Snaths.
80 g Cotton Batting 81 Hay Cutters.
10 Cases Cotton Thread % WinuowiRg Mills.
Agricultural implements of every description.
Fresh Ground n, $ Plaster.
IHE Subscriber has received nm agency for the sale of
Leavtt and McDanioPs celebrated
Saws
of every description aud size, including
Chetlar Saws, Cast Stoe Mill Saws, Cut Saws
Clap board Saws, Ncneeriug Saws.
Any other kinds made to order and warranted
" CASH paid for Corn aud Oats,
JOS. w. ITOWES.
Jan 9, 10, t2) (At the Old Stand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-01
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CAEARESEH SNUF F.

n ,
"A having been got up by H. {. Gtdley, Of Mddebury,
(about the beginning of 1850 and palmed upon the public
as the genuine article by misrepresentation words and
by large and snowy handbils, well bya close I'M
ation Of my bottles and labels publish the following
statement of DR.. Marshall, the public against the
imposition.
DIR. MARSHALL'S STATEMENT.
would state that in the year 1885, sold TO Chas.
Bowen, for valuable consideration in money! all my right,
TILE ana interest IN ana to the said MarSaPs snuff, and
that he alone has mad the article for the last twelve
years. and the only lawful and proprietor Of the
genuine Aarshas Aromatic, Catarrl aud Headache SnutI.
And would further state, that Mr. Gridley's assertion
that the Snuff which lie has been making in imitation ut
the genuine article, and spreading about the country, was
manufactured bF me- is totally false. have made
any Snu sold by him or his agents, nor have ever in
structed him hew to maksjt Iii. suua spurious and
inferior article and ought to be dsconneanctd by the
public (Signed) DR. JOHN MARSHALL.
Present, lIuRATIo SEYMouR,
john II. i'rEwART.
Dated at M'ddlebiry, VT May LIST, 1871"
1t may be notcgd that Nh Grtily asserts his bot
lies, that Nh Slh W. FoWle Of Boston and Messrs A. b.
aud D. Sanls ii New York. his wholesale agents. when
the fact that neither Of these have ever had bottle
Of MS SNUFF in their Stores aud have utterly refused to
have anything to do with it. Both Of these fins have
s1li my snuit from the commencement OF Ms manufacture,
and still continue to sell il.
Extract from advertisement of L. l., Butcher, rost
master 1T ST. Ahans and extensive Druggist
!" some people having been cheated with base imitation
OF The genuine MashulPs Snuff think there value in
CataIr snnl Of any kind. let them the true artl
c' and they viii wide difference. beware of II. c.
Gudley's counterfeit. See that You get that made by
Charles Bowen, and then if it does not prove good the
money will be refunded. The imitation article named
above san be had by those who think best to ill., at hal
price" l.. l.. BUTCHER.
st. Adams Feb. 1913.
The above Stuff is manufactured SOLELY by the pro-
prietor, CHARLES BOWEN, late Of Mddebury, now
Montpelier, VI.
Sold Wholesale by the proprietor, and also Nlesale and
retail by :. X. COLLINS, and S P REDFlELD, MoHtpe-
lier, aud by Merchants and Druggists generally hr9ughout
the country CHARLES BOWEN
Montpelier, 1913. l2:I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-01
FARM FOR SALE.

Such an opportunity is seldom offered of buyngyso good
- farm pleasantly situated and half miles from
Montpelier Village, in high state Of cultivation. | will
sell cheap aud on cred-as it shall he scotland my
stock, consisting of Cow, Colts Sheep, and Young stock
80 saxon Ewes selected from the celebrated Flock of Dr.
Bass, of Middlebuy one year since, E. LANGDON.
oCtobes u, ls4& 49tE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Coop News TO Sr. LOUIS MECHANIC
A Mr.. John G. Carey Of our city, who has for
the past four or FIVE years labored necessarily
at the carpenters business, and Who has never
been able to earn more than the necessities Of
life called for received letter few days since
from Pennsylvania, containing the intelligence
.hat h, was tho only heir to an estate valued
at from 500 600 10 5000 900.
Connected with tho above transaction is a
romance, which certainly deserves publicity
Thomas Carey, his father, left Ireland for the
United States, suddenly in the year 1881
leaving his wife and only son behind. Hav-
ing at his command small amour, Of funds
and being shrewd calculating man, he had
barely touched the port Of New York, before
he was trading and specu la,ing.
lie continued IN this business some years,
all The time adding largely TO his funds, until
he became ono Of the largest and mcst extern
sve dealers in the city. Being now prepared
to provide happy and permanent home for
his wife and son, he wrote fot them in the
meantime selecting beautiful estate in Penn
syvania, on which TO settle them upon their
arrival in this country. He was answered by
the friends Of the family, to whom he also
wrote, that his wife had died and that his son
had mysleriously disappeared, ard was sup
posed to be in the United States. This well
nigh drove a death blow to the old man, who
retired from business in New York, to his es-
tate in Pennsylvania. As TO the whereabouts
OF his son he consideted j, useless TO make en-
quiry, as the Mexican war, OF sotne Of the
wild expeditions OF the past few years might
have found lin o grave.
Some time since, however, in looking over
the list Of letters in an old St. Louis paper, he
noticed letter advertised for John &. Ca
rey" He related the fact to his friends, who
induced him to ascertain if he were his long
lost son. lie wrote TO 81. Louis, and enquired
Of John his age, place Of birth, &C., to all Of
which questions he gave plain and explicit an
swers, and proved to tho old mans satisfaction
that his son yet lived Another letter from
Pennsylvania followed, the main item in
which We have stated above. The father is
now about sixty-hve years of age--,he son
about twen,y-three. So soon as Mr.. Carey
can settle his business in This ci,y-whch will
be in few days-he viii leave for his fortune
in Pennsy ylvania.-!S. Louis Ne,o Era.
The following emphatic sentence was ut
tored by Hon. John P. Kennedy during the re-
cent canvass in Baltimore to those W no give
| (lisolous excuses for remaining from the
polls:
Il would as -oon appland tho soldier, who,
upon the field of battle, IN the presence of,he
enemy, should desert his flag because he docs
not approve Of the appointment Of some of the
officers over him, as TO applaud that Whig
who neelec,s his duty TO his country and his
party, because he does not like some Of the
men who have been placed in Office"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
THE TINES NEWPORT L. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2 I9

Major Thompson S. Brown, late Engineer
TO the Erie Railroad, we are informed, will
soon leave this country for five years en-
gagement with the Emperor Of Russia, from
whom he is TO receive salary Of Sl2 900 per
annum. The work in which ne will be en-
gagged for The next two years will be worthy
Of his talents, being the completion Of the
great railroad from st. Petersburg to Moscow,
a distance of $50 miles which is expected TO
be, when completed, the bes' road in the
world, MAJOR Brown is to I'LL the place made
vacan, by the death Of our distinguished coun-
Tyman, the late Major Whistler. The talents
high character and integrity Of Major Brown
insure for our country a representative that
will honor US wherever he may 60.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

US. SLooP oy WAR PREBLs.-By letters
from San francisco We learn tha, the U. S
sloop-of-war Preble was spoken 10y the Ohio
abou, the 10th of July,in longitude l4i4 w.
latitude 3s 10 N. She had been ou, 60 days
from China, AMI out Of conplimen, Of $50
men, A were lick with vioen, form of dy-
seniery l6 had died on tho passage and IA
were no, expected to live Captain s,ribling
Of tho Ohio, ordered the Prcblo TO be taken to
the Sandwich Islands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
Y e {

yet We lsbr ever hoping,
Tho lch IN slortupe mocks endcayor-
1bvn disaster. desperate slopinS
Yt~e struggle, hoping ever
Weahly.
Even {. the .iream is flowing
To the ga with ceaselesS motion,
Never wave its current knowing,
ra., our lives 10 sorrow ocean,
Ceasclessly.
WeoJ'A thou, Hope unhappy mother,
L'sr thy dead child Misery
Let us sit hy one another,
AL lur mD,, ,hd lao thee
DrcariIy.
Yc, ,Lorgh Hoe herself were ding,
Ia despite of Love aud Glory,
Gu crushed lives beside her lying,
Should maintain the same high story
St.adfustly.
Yet, Oh, Hope thy ghost shall lead us
ThrU' the grave of Times comm motion,
TIL the Eternal Watchers heed US,
Till they give to our devotion
Victory.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

CrsIoslTr.-A thrifty chestnut tree in
Crans,on may be socn, few miles from THE
city, bearing raspberies and chestnuis at the
same time. No, long since limb was broken
of, thus leaving small hole in the crotch OF
the tree raspberry plan, took root. il is
now in fourishing condition, as green and
thrifty as the tree ITSELF and bearing frui,
twenty fee, from the ground. More than q
doIen berries were plucked from the vine ths
season and AZ many last --Prov. Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
poetrp.
The Divorced Wife.

My heart will wander back
Ts Thy lone pathway through the cold, cold
world,
And long to find the tratk
BY which from il, proud station it was hurled
My thoughts about the past
Will tSine themselves, as drops OF dew at even
On thirsty flowers are east
wh.n, bending low, they yield tn ir breath to
heaven.
Nv yearning soul will droop
Beneath the chill. harsh gaze ofcurious eyes,
Anl Hopes tired wing will sIoop
Unto the dust, eaving her starry skies,
Amid whose radiant light
Her brow hath e'sr been lifted up, serene
And proudly calm and bright,
Though in the. distance darkest clouds were
feen.
The flower. about my path
That have not withe ed in their lpveliness,
Will now 20 down to death.
And their pale lips the damp earth coldy press
And tones that sent thrill
Of-cstacy into my heart now mute,
Willb remembered still,
Like the last murmur Of trembling Lutte.
Of, il l, hard to take
NV drear and lonely way far from thy side
The golden chain to break,
Tha, bound my fate TO thine happy lride
Dost thou remember now
The shadowy elm close by that lowly cot,
Where TO thy loves deep vow
/ listened tremblingly land doubted not
Thou dist remember. Years
Hive passed away since then, and eyes OF love
De,lcysd with anxious tears,
Ny blooming youth that hndly watched above
Are closed in death. The breast
Whose painful thlobbings were for mo alone
n hushed to peaceful r't-
The Fl ecd soul To its heavenly home hath gone
And | am left to look
NV las, upon thy loved and cherished lace
oh, can ever brook
The worlds cold sncer. or from my soul erase
The bright and glorious past'
Klnd death. my breaking hcsit invoAes Thy
gloom;
Around it softly cast
The rsyles. Shado,o Of tic roieele's tomb.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
COCGESnALL & BLISS'S
PATENT
co OkING Il RANGE

HNHE subscriber invites the attention of the
4 public 10 this new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by The late firm OF
Cogseshall a. Bliss. II contains FIVE boilers
four OF which may be converted into two, by
taking out a cross piece, and thus will admit OF
two large boilers ut the same time. II also con.
tains an Oven l2inches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kinds Of Parlor
Office and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, &c. e.,
Aug.5 WIN. ii. BLISS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
The Bible.
RY WEI. f.EnGIr.

BI Nh' IfODlI
'fh,s llt,lc book Id rather own,
Than AL the gold and gems
Tat Ger in monarch's Golfer shown
Than all their diadems.
Ny,wc,e the seas one chrysollsc,
The earth a gold, bail,
And diamonds all the Stars oi night
hi. book were worth them all.
Tow baleful to ambitions eye
HIS bloud-u rong spoils must glcam,
When ea,h'suplifted land is nigh,
II. life a vanished dream
Then he him with hrs rasping breath
For one poor moment crave
Fool wouldSt thou stay the arm OF death
Ask ufthe gold TO save
Mono ! tho soul neer found reli'
In glil,cring boards of wealth
Gems dazzle not the eyes Of grief,
Gold cannot purchase health
But here a blessed balm appear,
To heal the deepest woe
And he that seeks this book in tears,
Ill toars shall cease TO flow.
Here ho who died on Cal'ary's tree,
Hath made that promise blcst
"Ye heavy laden, come TO me,
And I will give you rest.
A bruised reed will not break,
A contrite heart despise
My burdens light, and all who take
Ny yoke, shall win the skies /"
Yes, yes, this little book is worth
All else 10 inor,als given
For what are all the joys Of earth,
Compared tojoysin Heaven
This is the guide our Father gave
To lead 10 realms Of day
A star whose lustre gIds the grsve-
"Tbe lioht-thc life the way"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

U-The bark Floyd, Maybory, for Sar
Francisco, was spoken about the 10Th Of Aug
ust by the U. S Fngate Ss-snnah. The s.
arrived at San Francisco on the 2sih Of Aug
us,, and the probability is tha, the Floyd ar
rived in the early part Of September.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
Dalley's Animal Galvanic Cure
All

HIS invaluable article, has lately been
discovered by the same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT
has performed and is daily performing such
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Galvanic Cure All has cured
Bone SPAWN, Po'i Evil, Slamonrs, SprainS
Calls, Grease. Sores and Bruises.
"a. See printed Pamphlets, and read th'
testimony therein contained
Owners of Horses and valuable cattle give
the Galvanc Cure-All one fair trial. and my
word for il, you will never be without ii after
wards. K. X. HAZARD, Agent for New
port
Feb 2w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

WHAT FATHER MATHEW Is DoEG.-The
Woonsocke,, r. l., Patriot says that since
Father Mathews departure from that place
several GROCERIES have toen closed the pro-
prie,or in one instance throwing his liqnor into
the street. The keepers Of several other dram
shops say that Father Mathew has destroyed
their business.