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L. PERRILLAT,
SILVERSMITH.

Lafayette st. next door to Quiggins' store.
AS all the facilities for repairing cQ
Ii Watches and Clocks; which k10
he will do al short notice, in the very SS---A
best manner.
He also keeps well selected stoc! Of
Jewelry, consisting Of brest pins, Ear rings,
Bracelets, fancy Studs, and shirt button,
Cuff pins, Watches ard clocks, fob-chains,
&c, which he will sell on reasonable terms
Feb. .pd7 July #.
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R. l. ED s.

II ". II II L ID L %
Sarsaparilla Vegetable Blood Pills,
DREPARED entirely from Vegetable
i Extracts. component part Of which
is Sarsaparila. Prepared only under the
immediate superintendent OF Dr. n. B.
LelDY, Philadelphia. For sale in this city
by nov 27-yl H. I. WADDILL.
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AN ACT
To Incorporate the. Baton Rouge and
Clinton Plank Road Company.
AN ACT

CIIHtUH INK IIUau COMPANY.
Whereas, The Baton Rouge and Clinton
Plank Road Company, has been created, un-
der the Act of the Legislature entitled "An
Act for the organization of Corporations for
works of public improvement and utility"
approved March llth, 1852, which said cor
poratioh was enacted in the following words,
to wit:
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slr!u1 1strlllG,

ONO. Cincinnati. Oct. If 1.-The mtior-
itv G,r Mrdill, for Governor, he from So,
coo to 10000. The democrats will also lave
very large majority in the i.".i~'1tnr'.--
The increased democratic majority is attribute
I'd to the fact that a largc number of whi9~
voted the democratic ticket, on account Of
the Temperance question.
WAX News CuNIlEMrn. 1t Is reported
that the State Department has received dc>
patches from London and Paris confirming
the most warIinc news from EGropc and assert
that the British Cabinet has Gcri,icd to SUI
tain Turkey.
IL; ''PmcT in A late number, represents
the government ol Turkey in bed in the last
stare Of decline: Russia lowering over him
with a kro'tt ~ 4 skeleton death and John
Bull and Louis Napoleon in the corner IL
physicians. consulting about the patient
s=E Elizabeth Clay. who Shot her scduccr
at Cincinnati few DAYS ago has been dis
charged, the Grand jury having found no
bill against her.
Coz. Erxrox.-The Washington cores
pendent Of the Baltimore Patriot, saws that a
,trono and systematic effort will he made to
,r,co Col rrnton in thc Sneakers Chair Of
the next House Of Representatives
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-22
VERMONT LEGISiATt RE.

The Senate was duly Organized THURSDAY
forenoon. Joseph II. Barrett of Mi'ldehnrv.
was elected Secretary, and Rev. +. F. Put
nam, chaplain In the afternoon several com
mttccs were appointed. and bills introduced
and referred for a Bank of discount at North
field. and for a SAVINGS Bank.
The House was called to order by the Sec
rotary of Sta'r-F F. Merrill. E>,I-amd
after the roll was called proceeded to the e.
lection of Speaker. Mr. Walton nominated
George W. Grandrv of Vrrgcnncs, Mr. Rice
nominated William H. H. bingham of Stowe,
and Mr. Field nominated IIoratio Necdham
of Br,to! as candidates for this office The
results OF the baloting were as follows:
1>t. ID. 81. 18th
Whole number 2lO PIP 2l3 PA
Necessary to choice LOG lO7 107 JOS
George W. Grandcy 93 % 90 Of
William Hi Bingham - % so 81
lloratio Ncedham 80 Al 80 80
In the afternoon five balloting> for Speaker
were had without coming any nearer to a
choice.
On Friday forenoon the Committee on c.
lcctionS reported in favor of irving Mr. Ste
vcns of Franklin County seat in the Senate
in accordance with his memorial Mr. Coo
lIdye SAID that the committee. composed of
men of different political faith. had reported
unanimously the facts. and that it was due to
the committee that Mr. Stevens be admitted
to seat. lie was therefore, by resolution.
admitted.
The House voted eli eht times for Speaker
the forenoon and six times in the afternoon
with n,tle variation from the votes as they
stood the first forenoon.
In the Senate on SATURDAY. Clark ii. Chap
man of Ludlow was chosen a>siStent Sccreta-
~.
The Senate then elected by ballot the fol-
lowing standing committees
Finances Stevens. of Caledonia. Buck. X
Morse.
judiciary Coolidge, Stevens of Franklin,
lIoyt.
Claims-Bogue, Denison. Powers.
Education-Stonc. Warner. Watson.
A@ricuiturc-lIarvev. Kimball, Sleeper.
Manufactures Bailey Millington. Writers.
Military Atlairs-lIvde. Parker, Gates.
Koad>-IIale, Hyde. Colt.
BankS-Carpenter. Tones. Rowell.
Land Taxc>-Shaw. Wheeler. Moody.
The CanvasSing Committee on the part of
the Senate consists of Messrs Gates. Kimball,
Bosue. Harvey, Warner, Colt. Writers, w heel
or. Hale, Hoyt, Powers, Rowell and Watson.
The House voted five times for Speaker
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IMPORTANT FROM Ct-HA.

Our Special Tciccraphic Correspondence
portant movements of the English Govern
mcnt. in connection with Slavery in the Is
land of Cuba. Ii is stated that a treaty has
been concluded with Spain. by which Eng
land is permitted to prosecute in Cnha a
search for Slaves that may have been landed,
And it is said that there is also a prospect of
her concludin. treaty by which she will
withdraw her cruisers from the coast and per
NIT slave, 10 he landed at Hirlm, on rond-
ton that they shall he made Em00r'Dn''o$
for ten wears and that Slavery shall tee ahol-
shed in Cuba at the end Of fifty Years
These movements, if report OF them proves
to be- well founded will attract the very zen
cral attention Of the country Dn'g Times.
* Daniel kimba!, Esq. an extensive
sheep dealer OF tins place, was at the Penn
>vlyania State Fair. held at l'tt>burg on the
29th ult. and. to use his LANGUAGE in PR
vatr letter 10 a friend here. his sheep ''drcw
LARGELY from the treasury of the Society," -
He saws that Vermont horses AMI sheep were
well represented. and contributed much 10
the interest OF the occasion: and adds. my
buck. Gen LAFAYETTE, sold on the ground
At 500" The sheep and horses Of Vermont
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Narriaqtg.

In feacham, Oct. ,, by Rev A. Boutelle. Mr.
Isaac Watts of Peacham and Miss Iucetta l.. Con
ner, al Cabot.
In panville, Oct. Q. hv Rev. John Dudley. Mr.
"'"rt" +. Green and Miss Ellen Harris, both Of
Danvilie.
In this town, ScP!. %, 10y Rev. Mr. Bond, Mr. Mar
IL i. Glib and Miss Tirzah W, daughter of Nj
>amnel Smell, MI of This town
In Glover, by Rev. 7. J. Trnncy, Mr. Oscar II
Phillips and Miss lydia !. Lewis, both Of Glover
In Derby. Oct Is. Mr. Geo s Robinson. of Cu.h
bert, Georgia, and Miss Olive a. daughter of Hon
Nehemiah Cn'h-. % Darby
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g SCROFIrI.A

= >CRoFuLA. Physicians opinions If he
won'rfiu efficacy of Rock Rose in cases of Scrof-
MA. Hr s Fuller Of Hartford has used H.. Rock
Rose in the ca" "f srrofulnuS female. in which
the usual ami .r"iuoU~ remedies had all been en-
p'orrl. The disease was arnaren,lv orr.-r..; hv
this remedy. DR.. Isaac Parrish Of PhilaG.lr,hi;
remarks that II has been successfully used IN bad
ea>e> oi srrotul"uS diseases. g.. DR. Webb. OF
Madison. c.. has used the Rock Rose with success
III fumer"uS ca~e> Of Srrniua. particularly in chill
dren. DR.. T. Barker. Of Deep River and Dr. \.
Burr. Of We>thro"k. Ct. have used il with mos,
satisfactory results. Dr.. L. T. Brockei, u-cd if il,
hi~ practice in New London. Ct and Clinton. for
several wears. with uniform success. in cases Of
Scroiula and inciplent consumption. and in his own
case. when laborimG under pulmonary diseases with
all III" symptoms ct confirmed phrhi>ic. found II
Of great service in mndcrating the action Of the
pulse. Dir. S P. Bartlett. of LYME. Ct. al,o use1
with great success. IN ci-r> of Scro!ua and other
blood diseases Other physicians also speak of !.
as 4 valuable remedy for ScruiuluuS diseases The
above extracts are taken from a work by u. A.Tv-
Ter. VI. D.. of New Haven. Conn.
For sale by j. c, BINGHAM 81. .Johnsburv. and
dealers IN medicine everywhere
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-22

ENFORCING TIE LIQUoR LAW IN Ban
GoE.-Ncarlv one hundred merchants and
firms doing business in Bangor, have publish
ed card. with their names attached, in
which they say they will not patronizc any
vessel or the master of any vessel, who is
known to smueg!e liquors of any kind into
that city.
\ SMALL FANNY The application Of
one James Thomas, for an inn-kecper's Ii
ccnse at Liverpool. was urged on the ground
that he had hirty-t"u' children. five of which
were born in two years.
g" The New York journal of Commerce
calls the long dresses 50 much IN vogue.
'bloomcrS. and suggests that the dust which
they create in sweeping broadway. should
be allaved by plan recommended by Punch
-havin" a boy with a watering pot for every
two ladies'.
4 FALSE Professor .Icwctt
who predicted that the comet would hit the
earth within IA specified time, now asks the
suspension of public opinion until the arrival
Of the next overland mail from China He
has no doubt the comet struck the earth in a
.siantin." direction there
PENNSYLVANIA EIrCrI"vS-'ihr Phil
adrjp hia Inquirer, Of Thursday. states that
t,I II,
of their most important candidates, aud by
very handsome maorifirS. This applies
more Immediately TO the local tickets. for in
the State At large, the Democrats have sue
ceeded. The Wings made no effort to carry
the few State officers voted for in this cleo
ton
t~ Joseph Baldwin. the whic candidate
has been elected Mavor of Nashua. " IL
The Board of Aldermen stand six whies tc
two democrats. and the Council l6 wings t.
- democrats.
81 Rev. Henry Ward Bcechcr comes on
in the Independent, DENYING that his con@rc
,,: goo
y,
e" The Democrats appear TO have carric'
Georgia. but by a majority small as 20 b,
any thing but satisfactory to the astrolorcr
e., ~
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The Old Bemiss Stand
FOR SALE.

VHNlIE subscriber on account Of i'll health in his
i family. now offers his Stand for sale. consist
ing of Store 81 feet bv 40. two stories high. Il
Dwelling House and Wood Shed. two Barns and a
bout 30 rods of Land. The store is now occupied
by II. NJ. Nichols. Running water at House and
Barn.
The above property will be sold on credit if desir-
ed by the purchaser.
JAMES MCGAFFEY JR.
Lyndon Centre. Oct 1898. s47w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-22
THE LIQUOR LAW,

The first bill in the House was Introduced
iy Mr la"e OF HntIaud. a well known friend
ol The Liquor Law and as a matter Of course
we pre-: ninc thai ;Ae amendment, which he
has proposed will be regarded with much IN
'"rr>t by AL parties, Indicating, as the bill
doc>.tiat >taunch friends Of the law are read
Y to ronccdc an,"n:incnt> which will 0b,late
reasonable oh erionS. without infringing up
on IL" -rcat purpose of the law, and without
importing its ciicitnrv
for 'hc present w remark that the ohjcc-
ton. that the words tive away, in the pres
cnt law, make ii penal 10 1--WE for useful or
harmless purposes. is ohvi'tcd by a different
construction Of thr wOt!S-a construction
that .orbit> any direct sale. or any giving a
way for the PURPOSES ii INVESTIGATION, or where
any dr"r"c Of into>iratinn cnSurs The OBJ
lection growing out Of the destruction of the.
liquor seized is ob,atcd bv fortciine the
liquor. to be sold for The use Of the towns.
except such liqnor as is adnItrratcd or other
wise unfit tor chemical. medicinal or mcchan-
i-al uses, which Is to be DESTROYED. The a.
der clause is Repealed, with a proyi>o which
excludes lis sale IN taNernS, stores, groceries,
and other places Of public resort.
The bill requires bonds Of the town AGENTS.
for the security Of the towns ard also re-
puire> the commissioners TO appoint town a
cents whenever The Srlcctmrn require. One
provision. which throws thr burden OF proof
on the defendant, is repealed and another
substituted Of a proper ,harartc~. 80. also.
a TO the provision which provides that the
defendant may be convicted rs a common
>''ller.althou-h not charged with that offence
The RIGHT Of trial by jury is also secured: and
INNER defects are avoided
On the whole, the Hill, We think. will com
mend itself to favorable considerations Hoi-
In I0uruGL
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Stray Colt.

STRAYED from the premises Of the subscriber
~ in Burke. on or about the 18th Of September
three wears old light BAY gclding Colt, with black
name and talk was last heard from in Concord VI.
going towards the Connecticut River Whoever
will return said Coz, or Ge'ain him and inform The
subscriber by letter where he mav be found shall
I've suitably rewarded. JOSEPH II. II ALL.
East Burke. Oct. Is. lsj3 >4cw3*
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r HE G lie ID q IAN.

in the forenoon. and twice in the afternoon
-tIe last being the SOFA ballot, with this
result Grandrv 50; Bingham, 20; Need
ham. H. Senate and House adjourned till
Monday
Monday Oct l., T. NJ. the Senate met &
adjourned without dong onv business. In
the House halotting for Speaker was resum-
ed with the following result:
Who'll" number POO
Necessary to a choice l04
IIoratio Ntedham ll9
George W Grauicv So
VIM H. H. bingham ,
The result of the thirtv-firSt ballot having
been declared Me>>r>. Field and Miner We're
appointed to cond net Mr Needham to the
chair. The oath was duly administered to
the Sneaker elect. when ne proceeded to adj
dress the House.
The House then proceeded to the election
of Clerk pro hm. .lr Miner nominated
Chalon T. Daycy Esq, Of Burlington, and
no other nam" being presented, the nomina-
ton wa adopted rira core, and the oath was
duly administered.
Tuesday Oct Is. The Senate transac' I'd
no business either forenoon or afternoon
In the House the Speaker announced three
members from each county TO canvass the
votes for state officers; also the following
Stanlin. Commuters for the Session:
On Rulr<-Mr Field of Nrwtane, Grandcv
of Nrr."nnr>, Ricc of Somerset.
On Elrrrion>- Mr. bingham of Stowe
rlymrion OF WarI,horo.' Carpenter of Gull
ford. Hatch of Windsor. Burnham of Mid
dctown. Nichols of Wrsttord Dcnnitt of
Bridport
Rcsolu,ion-Bv Mr. JTartShorn. that the
Speaker be directed To request the several
clergvmcn. in Montpelier to otfciate in rota-
ton. as Chaplains Of the House, during the
present session adopted
Bill introduced and refrrred-Bv Nj
PAGE, in amendment of the act relating tc
the traffic in intoxicating liquor for the pur
pose of drinking; Mr. Page moved tina
the ill be laid on the table and 500
copies printed for the use of the House
MeSSr>. Rice of Somerset. Adams of Milton
and GRAY opposed the motion; MesSrs. Wash
burn and Miner favored it. when the motion
was withdrawn, and the I'LL was ordered t,
lie By Mr. Martin, to incorporate the North
field B>nk: 10 the committee on Banks.
MIR FIrl,! presented a rrmOnstrancc againS
the RIGHT of Q. {. Hale to occupy seat il
the House, As the representative from New
bury; referred to the committee on Elections
"Wednesday. Or;. ~ In Joint ASSEMBLY
the committee to canvass the votes for Stat
Officers made til" inlowin" report,
For Governor,
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BRIGHTON ,IlpkJI a.,

''i'''' w 'i.hhNl |. ''Cf. ID
Al market 800 beef cutie 1Irn stores Il roirs
working oxen. 10" COWS AND caves, 300 sheep and
lamh> 1900 >airc
Prr,r>, i"cf catI"-Extra :. Isl quality ia
-: ~ quality. Is; - q" cJ',. ord. - .a,;.
>t"r">-lc;'rnC- -. llal2: two wears old Sl5.
l';2'a$2: three wears odd >2i -, 80. 36a3o.
N"rkin" bx"n-S'@. lO5. IL. $50. l45al6o
Cows and calv">-Sl? 20 - -. 81. 90. S5a4n
Sheep ami lamb>->2, y, -, 5;33 extra s.. 81.
6, 1a9 -
Swln"-6c; retail GlaSc. Fat hogs SIC
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Oct. 10.
Atmarket $3.50 cattle 1875 bcrves and 1897 stores
insisting OF working oxen. COWS and calves. |. .
and years old.
Pmct>-Nnrkpt-Ex beef S73aS: 1st quality
"a; ID quality 7a7! 3dqualty 5.a6: ordinary .uc
llid"~-Sf5.
Pclt>-SIali.
Calf >kin>-l1]c. per H.
Veal Cavc>-S5 - II
Sf"rc>-W" Working Oxcu-S9S. 104a2lO.
Cows and calvcS-S2I ;}GaGS
lcaring~->}all
Two wears oiG-Sl7, 1880
Sheep and lHmb>-6l23 at market Prices-Ex-
ira ( 'aG. liv lot. S2!a4l
Swme-whoIc-alr j.r. retail -0r
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BOSTON
Business Directory,
October, 1853.

hrSp advertisements We're Col,oC."l by :. II. r.
t"nCIl Co. Newspaper Advertising Agents No l.
State stree, Boston. who are authorized h" The
publishers Of the test rn| mast rrihii .,rCnl,.a
Newspapers throughout the United States. :" TAX
advertisements X subscriptions 81 their Lrcsf r1,s
e Tie t'doru1 omonq The most s'b
stT"tal md honorajle b'isirsss firms IN star. n :,
ch"'iS G'd others ri.itinq III, rity ,rN r'a|hf D
re'''rv OF great srri,e IL hea n"i .,ty ;,'riS
cite TAKE Il rh t.rla si.w1
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Best and Most Fashionable Coed,
w AN + E d,

a smar.. ac'ice. m:eli gent EOl, TIA: NJ, ma
~ good Mechanic. and mar car come Vel r"
commended. - earn Tie Tailor's Tra'=
POLES < pFN!Nf1-
s.. ,Io!rshurv. Oct II. LIS s41w3
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l.. STEPHENSON 4 co.

BALANCE AND Scale UtNITiCTIRFE RS
NJ. - " NItE >IEIEr. En-T">.
hEAEBDE\' : i'atrn' Balances. I.ar-. Platform
, Balances. Railroad Track BALANCES Platform
Scales, Counter scale. g.
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81 Cents

6@NpR GTNUINr l"SIrH RnIGtr> < SON : FmE
z I:I-,rI STA. HANDLE Cn>GEr>> K>Iyl>. with
n" hlId" Ivory Hand, il. 20 rrl;> Also. iirrc
a>-"rtmr't"' POCKET KNIVES. with cnc To- Y
hia'r-. from Ii" best English and American Nak-
"r>. Rodgers Hrni'hwairh'> Luz and ":hrr good
mixers SCl>>ol;> Of "v'rv description. Il. He
m>'ch'S. ami Leonard X Wrn,it'~ Patent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-22

BOLES K UENENG.
M erchant TaiIors,
ANNIrEt atten',r - ;h,r u,rn"-,.u> r,..-,.-a>
I and the publ. {" in.ir extensive STOCh -
FALL AND WINTER G!iHES
for gentlemrnS wear consisting Al the lr-,.s IN
choicest stock t" hr found ia To >..-s- IL: 'i-
which NAV he found a Very lir-,. stock II
French. German ~! American Rro.:c'or'ls - n
color>: black and fancy C-,>- m.r,->: Fr.'->h
French aHd American B",.-h'',>: E'r.;>h
Beaver II all rri.i,.-: !'r'rr~'i;',n. Moi
tied Coam->. >atiret> and
Sweet:
Also. figured Velvet. tir..n:i ~. S'lk. Casino,
and Valencia Nestin@~: Dressing G"an PATTERNS
"f new style. t'srrtirr with = large s>>"rtmcu- u
FURNISHING GOODS,
and Seal, Wo.f ar1 Ru.lalo OTHRCO4TS: !n.!.r
Rubber Coat ~.
The extent Of their sales enables them 20 IT, IT,
Ne" York AMI Boston Frequently that ire public
may he always assured OF finding their establish
mcnt the
Best and Most Fashionable Gasd>
TO be found in market. and a, the yrrv lowest CITY
CASH prices.
They also fia;ter themselves Thar their Ion. rxr,
renee IN the business, and their acquaintance with
the pdhlc Is sufficient glar,utv that all Good
manufactured by them vii! be equal To- Tie i,.-f
city trade.
They have the pleasure of ;nio~1nir1 the ru''ic
that their FL and VIM Stock Of Co.hn.- j.
now complete. embracing very LARGE sick "t
n"w' : manufactured fashionable medium aul lin,
clothing. which they will >rll At wholc~.. r,-,:
a' prices which cann"; iii II meet he v:rw> IF
hcrcustomers.
81 i"hn>hurv oct. 10 IS53 So
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Tallors Shears and Scissors. Knives and
Forks, and Table Cutlery

Of all kinds RAIoES in Crrrt variety. English.
German and American SkATE>-LadrS Skates,
and general assortment of American and Foreign
Cutlery in all it, branches. For sale a, wholesale
and retail. by MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
li2 Washington street three doors north the Old
South Church. Boston. S41wi
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The Tax Payers Of this County aIc
hereby reminded thu, the time for pay.
ing taxes at this Office. Will expire on
the goth Of Dec. next, and ,ha, all con.
cerned will find il to their interes, Il
pay BY that time, ms the Trsasurer's fees
will be charged after said date, withou,
respect to persons. -. . 4
J. HAMILTON. T. L, C..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13
Sale Of Real Estate.
LAWRENCE PROBATE COURT.

David White Admir- of Elias
McLane decd VS.
Eliza McLane widow; and Thomas
Farley and Jane S. Farley his wife, Petition
formerly Jane S. McLane;l James 10 sell
d. McLane; Ann C. McLane; En-. Lands.
ma Z. McLane; and Charles Nc.
Lane [Infant;l Heirs at law Of Elias
McLane deceased and Timothy r.
Stanley Mortgage.
On the goth day of December A. d. 1853, at
one O. clock in the afiernoon, and on the prem
ises, in the town of 'Milesport in Lawrence
county Ohio; will be sold TO the highest bidder
clear of,Dower the following Real Estate as the
property of Elias McLane deceased, to.wit;
Lot number twen,ytiv [o5l with Dwelling
house thereon; appraised to the sum Of one
hundred and thirty five dollars, [Sl35,OO;l also
Lot numser twenty four (24] appraised to the
sum of sixt, three dollars s63 00 both said lots
are part Of; and situate in the town Of Millers-
port-Terms of sale are, one third in hand, one
third in six months; and the residue in twelve
months with interest; secured by Mortgage on
the premises Sold--And notice is also hereby
given, to the above named defendants; that be-
fore the same court, on the sixteenth day OF
January A. d. 1854. the said Petitioner, will
ask said court, 10 set off and assign the dover,
in equity, of part Of the purchase money at0re
said, 10 the said Eliza McLane the widow; and
also the confirmation Of the sale Aforesaid.
DAVID WHITE Admir-.
Nov % A D. 1853
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GREAT EASTERM
Clothing Emporium!
G. NEUBERGER.

G. NEUBERaER.
No. 5 Union Block Irontom Ohio,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLOl HING.
HHE subscriber would coll the attention of
the citizens Of ronton aud the adjoining coun.
ty to his stock Of Summer and Fall READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in ps,t Of
OVERCOATS, of every description. FINE
BLACK FROCK. DRESS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH and FANG Y CASHMERE
PANTALOONS, BLACK SATIN and FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, Ilandker.
chiefs, Undershirts and Drawers, Boots and
Shoes, Kossuth Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &c.
will keep up general assortment OF e, cry
VARIETY Of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for, which will sell to those who may favor nc
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN. .4
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, will fni il to
their advantage 70 purchase Of me, a can sup.
ply them on better terms than they can purchase
elsew here.
{ Give me call and examine my stock before
purchasing; and satisfy yourselves Of the I'D.
vantage To be gained Ly purchasing good n.
ticls 4 mdaced price. - tf
@. NEUBERGER.
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SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS FOR TAXES.

JAMES TERRY Audo, County Of State Of Ohio here
which returned delinquent tho Treasurer said for tho
1852; which
the which for said added the
atty prescribed by together simple