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ROEUL

Physicians opinions of the wonderful efficacy Of
Rock Rose, in cases of Serofula. Dr. 5, Fuller, of
Hartford, has used the Rock Rose in the case of II
Scrotulous female, in which the usual anti-scrofulous
remedies had all been employed. The disease was
apparently arrested by this remedy. DIR. Isaac Par
IRISH, of Philadelphia, remarks, that it has been
successfully used in bad cases of Scrofulous diseases,
&c. DR.. Webb, of Madison, Ct, has used the Rock
Rose with success, in numerous cases of S~crofula
particularly in children. ID. II. Parker, of Deep
River, and DR.. A, Burr, of Wcstbrook, Ct, have
used it with most satisfactory results. DIR. l.. p.
Brockct, used it in his practice, in New London,
Ct, and Clinton, for several years, with uniform
success, in cases of Scrofula and incipicnt Consump-
ton, and in his own case, when laboring under pull
monary diseases, with all the symptoms of confirmed
Phthisic, found it of great service in modcrating the
action of the pulse. DIR. :. +. Bartlett, Of Lyme,
Ct, also used it with great success, in cases Of Scrof-
ula and other Blood diseases. Other physicians also
speak of it as Il valuable remedy for Scrofulous dis
eases. The abov c extracts are taken from II work
by d.. A. Tyler, VI. D., of New Haven, CT.
For sale Whole sale and Retail by G.. p. SAN
BORN a CO., b arlington, and by Dealers in Med
cincs every where. wv
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Barre Academy.

H'IIE FALL FERN WILL BEGIN ON WEDNES-
L day August 3l-t.
J. : SPAULDlNG, Principal.
Mrs. J. :. S~PAIlDING, Prcccptrcss,
Mr.. GEO. {. MOORE, Jr,)
Mr.. i. ROGAN. Assistants.
NJ. +. II. 81 RLINGAME.S
Mons. 4. LETESTEE, Teacher of French.
Prof. N. l.. PHILLIPS, Teacher of Vocal Music.
Miss L. NJ. b. FELT, Teacher of Instrumental Music.
Miss MARY MOWER, Teacher of Painting.
Mr.. {. b. CURTIS Teacher of Penmanship.
Rev. Mr.. ABBOTT, takes charge of the new board
ing-house, and will accommodate - or 20 ladies
with board also, in the same building there are ~
rooms for sclt-hoardcrS. The teachers board with
MIR. Abbott, and will have Il general supcriutcn-
dance of the pupils.
Board from $3.50 to - per week including room
fuel and washing.
I" For board or rooms, apply to II. Taft, or Rev.
Mr.. Abbott.
Hnrrc. Amrmst |. lNI2. nMI
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

NUgW1I IT, I0VO'
At market 1000 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, $500
Sheep and Lambs, and 9s5 Swine.
Priccs-Becf Cattle-Prices continued to decline
which is always the case when the supply exceeds
the demand. We quoted Extra 81 Is first quality
SO 80 a 6 70 +; second do Sc a 6 IS third do 81 rs
a -.
Working OXen-On account Of the hot weather
sales are not large. We quote so, SIS, 100, ll0al2j.
Cows and Calyes-S22, ~, 81, 80, AZ, AZ a 81.
? G2, ( %, a $50.
Swinc-Still Hogs ; l3-l6a5 l5-l6c Shoats Gt
a1tc spring Pigs Sc retail from 7al0c.
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81 ~ SCCH Is THE TRUE MEANING of the
word "PEPSlN or of the two Greek words from
which it is derived. This is the significant and APP
~propriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. J. S.
H~OUGHToN, of Philadrl phla, from the fourth
Stomach of he Ok, Tor the cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for an un-
healthy Stomach. No art of man can cqual its Gu
rative powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING per-
tectly consistent with HEALTH. See the figure o.
the Ok in aonother part OF this paper.
Oct. go. 1852. WY
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Strange vet True.

S.OME TWO OR THREE YEARS SINCE, TIE
- subscriber vcntured n prediction through tue
Albany Cultivator, that the time would soon arrive
when Fruit Trees, would be produced in the nurseries
of our own vicinity equal in vigor of growth and
beauty of form to any grown in southern or Western
Nurseries a~fording to our fruit growers the inn
portant advantage Of procuring trees raised in this
climate and consequently not liable to the loss and
damage incident to the acclimation OF the brought
from a milder latitude.
lie has now the satisfaction Of announcing to his
friends and the public that his prediction is already
fulfilled.
lie is now prepared to offer for sale the coming
Autumn and spring, at his nursery, Apple, Pear
plum and Cherry Trees, of nearly all the most de-
sirable varieties and of a character fully to Justify
tho above declaration.
ROWLAND. r, ROBINSON,
Ferrisbugh, Vt, August loth, lo'J' W7@o
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ThrcShing Machines,

A MOTHER UNDERGRADUATES
"A DAVIS q Co., Brasher Fall, It. Lawrence Co.,
n. y, Manufacture Pitts patent Separatcrs, for
one and two horses, warranted to do better business
in t~hreshing and cleaning grain than any other
machine in use. Also, Pitts Portable one and two
Horse Powers, operating with less friction than any
other POKER in use. Sowing Machines for horse
power Thermometer ChurnS; Self Sharpening
Steel tooth Cultivators Eagle Straw Cutters
Yankee Corn shelters, &c, sc.
The trade supplied on liberal terms. All ORDER
addressed to the Subscribers at Grand Isle, will re-
ceive prompt attention. Terms Liberal.
- Inquire of Pierce ~ Burritt, Burlington.
A.. CTIAMBERLIN, Agent.
Grand Isle, VT, August II, 1858. wSwG*
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to the Wings of Grand Isle
County, to meet at the Court House at North
Hero, ON Saturday the Goth inst, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting Il suita-
Bile person for Candidate for State Senator,
and also Candidates for the several County
officers, and any other business thought prop
cr by said Convention.
BY order of County Committee.
South Hero, Aug. 3 1853. 7w3
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Hinesburgh Acader.y

FBNlIE FALL TERM WILL COMMENCE AUGUST
Il 3lst, under the same superintendent As before.
With the assurance of more liberal aid and co-op-
Grafton the Principal will remain.
All ncedful repairs will be made before the COM
will he afforded for the successful operation of the
school. The Principal refers with pleasure to the
success of the School, and tenders his most grateful
acknowledgement for the amount of public patron
age his School has received. Those who have pat
roniScd the School best knows its merits and defects.
For the future he asks for the support of those only
who can cntrust their scholars to him with their full
lest confidence that they will bo rightly taught.
j. u. kINGSBUEY, Princ,pol.
Francis WrItsoN, Nccr,try.
llincsburgh, August =, lsj3. w6w3
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STRAYED,

NROM THE SUBSCRIBERS on OR ABOUT
the Ist instant 3 fat cattle, as follows ! yell
low : years old Cow | red Cow with white TANKS,
and has the tip of one horn broken OH also, a dark
red ; years Old heifer.
Any pcrson who will inform the subscribers of the
whereabouts of said cattle, will be suitably rewarded.
CRANDALL & SrORtS.
Burlington. August II, 1883. wSw2
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Underhill Academv.

HNlE FALL. TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
L will commence Wednesday, August 81, with
the following
BOARD OF TEACHERS
T.. II. B~lINGTON, A. b., Principal.
MISS ELLEN j.. BIlNGTON, Preceptress.
MISS \ ELIZA lIOlT, Teacher of Instru-
mental Music and French.
PRor. W. W. PARTRIDGE, Teacher of Vocal
Music.
HIRAM DOW, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiology.
MIR. G. b. CURTIS, Teacher of Penmanship.
The Principal takes this opportunity to thank his
friends for their liberal patronage during the past
year, and will spare no pains to merit IL continu-
ance of public favor.
BoARD-Sl % to 81 80 per week. Rooms can he
obtained for those who prefer to board themselves,
and the Trustees pledge themselves to furnish good
boarding places for all who may apply.
For further information or for board, address II
! Dow, NJ. D..
+. II. ~BIINGTON, Principal.
Undcrhill, July %, 1853. w5w4
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y / D..

HARRINGTON, aged Ga.
On the I'd of August, at the residence of t.. II.
cnniman. Winooski Park, Colchester, AMELIA
Penny. red 80 wears
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Petition for Foreclosure.
Grin L. Ballard,
Alfred X. Ballard,
Hiram and n. Ballard,
STATE OF VERMONT,
Chittendcn County Court,
Sept. Term, 1858,
Is CHANCERY.
John Goddard.

rs. 'VP.' tu,m ioo''
John Goddard. N'
"vurpEAS or;r / ballard AIcrod Il ballard
w and Hiram n ballard. have This dnv flcd in
The oticc Of thc clark nf thr Court of Cbnnccrv. in
soid Cbittorden Countv thrir pctition for foreclosure
,g,inst liz CoJl,r1 n,dr rcturuobIn ia sa;d
Court ,t the form thereof To he holden Mt Burlinr-
ton in said Conntv on tbe third Tuesday in Scntnn.
her A. u, 1s51. %s1ttin, forth that the said Goddard
ON tbe jtb dov IF October A. u. 1850. dulv executed
tn thc,n n ,nnrtrogo dccd If certain land situated in
Tho town NJ Hnrlinotnn ofnrosoid. and Described os
fnllovs to wifi , Certain niece ar Marcel of land ON
North street heinz thc same land conveyed 10 said
Goddard NV WvlIvs LYMAN. Inv his deed dated the
9th dnv If March N. 1880. and recorded in the
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Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine. Horse,

y. b. Beef-EXtrai includes nothing but the best
large oxen, well stabilized at least one year.
First quality consists of large fat oxen, stall-fcd
at least several months.
Second quality includes the best grass-fcd oxen,
the best stabilized cows, and the best three years old
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South Hero Academy.
Franklin County GRAMMER School

TNIE NEXT TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
. commence Wednesday, August 3lst, under the
charge of Mr.. y. X. Pangborn, late Principal of the
Academy at johnson. Miss :. T, Walton is en-
ploycd ms Preceptress. 4 regular course of study
has been adopted and will be rigidly adhered TO-,
securing a complete classification of the school
Board will be furnished in respectable families.
IL. Il. SOWLES, Secretary.
st. Adams, Aug. G., 1888. 7w3
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New Goods "a, Horizons.

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE
w City, with a large assortment of New Goods
and we can now show our friends one of the best
Stocks in our line ever offered in this market. Our
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Of
the best quality, is large and varied. Onr JEwELRY
comprises every variety of style and price, and of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found everything usually kept in estab-
lishments like ours. We steadily adhere to our sys-
TEN of business, which, SO far, has been successful,
and has met with the unqualified appreciation Of our
friends and cust0mers-viz The CASH, one PRICr,
SMALL PROFIT system. Every article of goods in
our establishment is marked in plain figures, and wo
we sell at our mark-guaranteeing all to be JUST
WHAT WE RECOMMEND IT To RE.
We gratefully appreciate the encouragement that
has thus far been given us, and trust our continued
efforts to merit it, will meet with the favor of n dis
eliminating public, II. V. HORTON / co.
No. ! Bank Block.
Burlington, June -. d&wtf
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A AND
Shelf Hardware.
ALBERT G.. STRONG,

DEALER IN
SADDLERY AND CARRIAGE TRIM
MINGS, IRON. MALES,
GLASS, CAST E l.,
English and American Spring Steel, German
Steel. Toe Cork Steel.
ENGLISH BLISTER STEEL,
NORWAY NAIL RODS, ANvILS, VICES,
CHAINS, Blacksmith Beliors, Paints and Ols,
CarriaEe and Tire Bolts, Elliptic and
Side Springs, &c., &C.,
Mil, Circular and Cross-Cht Saws,
OF The best quality.
- Particular attention paid to the selection OF
House Trimmings and floUsk AND SHIP CARPES-
TIERS Tools,
May Is, d&w,f
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Real Coolers.

KCHT tOOItTS.
I'VE would again call particular atten-
w ton to our assortment of FANS-considcring
it one of the best in Burlington. We hsve them of
all varieties and styles, prices and ~colors-Sandal
wood and Iron do, Papicr Maehec, Chinese, Ivory,
Silvered, Plain, Palm Leaf and common paper
Children's and Misses Fans, for sale low at
II V. HORTON 4 co.'s
No | Bank Block, June 50. d6Wtf
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WV NlH~ W. u ! w
ASlIES-Nol particular change to uoticc, demand
fair at quotations and stock small.
(TTER-Thcrc has been the past week an in
creased stock, the arrivals having been over 1000
packages over the Northern Railroad. which affords
il better supply than for some previous weeks, but rs
yet there l. no surplus stock on hand, and all grades
in demand at the same rates.
CIlEESE-IS in better supply, and demand active
for the better qualities. Prices hold firm at quota
tiulS. and stock light. Increased sales for shipping.
FLOUR-The stock of Flour is light, and with
favorable ndviccS from Europ', the market continues
quit firm ut the advance prices. Canada Flour is
still very scarce.
PRONlSlONS-Thcrc is IA better demand for Pork
for export and home trade at quoted rates, I mons.
Beet in moderate request. Lard firm. Hams con-
tinue plenty. Dried Apples the past week have
been sold at advance prices for shipping some lott
closed at a DC.
GRAIN-Rcccipts of Corn very light and prices
continue to tend upward. There have been sales of
southern yellow at IS II zoe mixed at - nc,
und white at - II BE per bu. with very light stock
in market at the close. oats arriving more freely
and are in fair demand at ~ IL tie per la for North
crn. Rye continues dull at 50 Il Sc. Beans in bet
ter demand for Pea and Marrowtat-a comnon mti-
Gle very dull.
llOPS-lhe market is firm with further sales at
30c.
WOOI-Thc sales of the past week have been
small. Domestic fleece about $4,000 pounds in II
small way at about former prices. The New York
shipping List of Saturday says The market for
Domestic Fleece and Pulled continues dull. The
stocks are accommodating, and holders manifest adis-
position to realize even at "A decline. There j.
scarcely any demand from first hands, and the trans.
actions have been confined to small lots from the
trade at irregular rates. The Philadelphia North
American of Saturday, remarks that the receipt,
continue large, and the demand moderate. $780, 0t
IL 200, 900 lbs have been disposed of this week. most.
ly to 90 East, at about previous prices. The Gin,
cinnati Gazette of Thursday, says The markc
remains dull, and in the interior prices continue t,
give way. We make no change in our quotations
but it must be remarked that they are feebly sus
tanned.
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Notice.

i OST BY THE SUBSCRIBER on THE 9TH
IL inst, between Indcrhill Flat and Joseph Rob-
inson'S Hotel in Inderhill,, eight promissory notes {,
one for $3.50, due Nov. LIST, 1888 one for $50, due
Nov. LIST, 1884 one for $50, due Nov. lst, 1888 ;
one for $50, due Nov. LIST, lsj6 one for so, due
Nov. LIST, 1851 one for $50, due Nov. LIST, lS5S ;
one for $50, due Nov. LIST, 1850 one for $50, due
Nov. LIST, 1850, all of the said notes dated Undcrhill,
March II, 1853, and payable to Jeremiah Conor or
bearer, and signed by Michael Mctiuimcn.
All persons are hereby cautioned against buying
said notes. JOHN H.. TOWER.
Undcrhill, July ~, 1853. Gw3
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Fire and pO1ters' Clay.

THE Monkton, Kaolin or Fire and Pot
1 tetsClay, has Of late been subjected to expert
merts, Which have fully established the superior
qualitir - this clay.
Both in the United States, and Canada, his
Clay as a fire, or ~infusible, clay, has been pronoun-
ced o be Superior to the celebrated clay imported
tron Foreign Countries.
For the purposes of manufacturing Stone ware,
the above clay when used in proper proportion with
the more tenacious clay of New Jersey, has greatly
improved the color, strength and durability of the
ware, and from its intusihle nature has essentially
elessned, the damage usually incidentt to the burning
OF stone ware.
The Subscribers can therefore offer said clay to
Manutac turers of iron, lime, glass, and stone ware,
with the fullest assurance otits answering a better
purpos than that ordinarily used.
SHERWOOD WALES,
Messrs. ]. & !. II. PEEK, & Co, agents for tho
Sale OF said Clay at Burlington, Vt.
VIM II. WHITE, Vergennes, VI.
Burlington, April, 6. 1853. d& VIII.
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COM ERCIAL.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

Ms PnocToR, BOSTON. NJ. +. WooD
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
WOOL AND COUNTRY PROD ICE.
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100 dozen Wood Head Mop Sticks !;
IOO 100 " Iron " g" " =
so doz, Zinc and Wooden Washboards offered
for sale at Unprecedented low prices, by
DAVEY IL ALLEN,
Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store
Colleges st Burlington, VI
MAY "a wf7wtf
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EODEY'S, GRATAM'S, AND LADIES' MA.
~ tional Magazine, for August, 1888, for sale
by n. WARREN.
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NLLEN DE WERE, OR THE WAY OF TIE
~ Will, by the author of "Gus Howard" &c.
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
w Misses Rubber Combs, a new and most dura
BILE article. II. V. HORTON & co.
june 80. d&wtf
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w N. G.. DREW

furmerly with \. .AIIrn Z Co, IS connected with
the above establishment and assures his friends
they eau lind at Barnum's, Il inrger assortment
and as chenp, as may be tOund riSenhere in Bur-
lingtOn, Custom work ofaIl kinds, made TO order
Panama and Straw Goods, Cleaned and Pressed
l.. w. BARNUM,
Collier Street. 2nd Door from Church.
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- AVENSDALE, OR TIE FATAL DUEL, BY
IA the author of "Rosc Sommerville." For sale
by d6wt y. WARREN.
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STYLE HATS,
Received at EsarnuNa's.

The lat st approved styles, received at BAR
NUNS Hat Store A door east Off & ]. II. Pecks,
Ladies' GUdn hats and Misses Flats.
Bonnet Cases, Trunks, Vallises, Ladies' and Gentle
mans Satchels, and Cerpet Bags, Umbrellas. Canes,
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June2i
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sheriff safe.

JANIS MAEriS In Jackson
JoHx MARTIN, aai4 In Partition
DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
I'D above case, and to me directed, will ex-
pose TO sale, at public auction, atthe door Of the
Court House, in The town uf jackson Jackson
county Ohio, on the 2ofh day Of July. a. D..
1853, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud
4 o'clock 7. NJ Of said day, the following real
estate situate in said jackson county io.wit
The west half Of the north west quarter Of sec-
tion no. lG, Township 10. 6, and range no. 10,
and the south west quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section no, 8, same township and
range, and the north east quarter Of the north
castquarter Of section no. IL (, same township and
range, unincumbered BY dover Appraised at
$1,000 dollars. Also the east half of the Goutl
east quarter Of seclion no. lG, township no G,
and range no. l9, and the north east quarter oi
the north east quarter Of section no. 81, saine
township and range Also ten acres off ID the
south end Of tie cast Lalf Of the north east quar-
ter, Of section no lG, same township and range,
subject to the dover estate of Martha Martin,
therein Appraised at 800 dollars
Terms Of sale one.third cash in hand, one
third in one year, aud the residue in two years
with interest on the deferred payments, from
day Of sale, and deed to be made upon fun pay.
ment Of purchase money
YINTON POWERS, ShfJ.C.
June 90, '63--tds.
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acOmPETITE0N rs THE LfPE OF
ExtfEENFgS.U

50 says deder, and thereto follows his offers,
thhosgh hs Dever Slows said. and ] say still i,
ilsat some Of my Groceries were bcngh at
Wholesale siict on, ~ Cincinnati, but never
ssia, and they Iie who % ray that they ~, in
ferier goods, dsmsged. or otherwise anft for
use. There are some Other tliipgs TO " san -
say that lad At PorsmohtEl, three qualities
Of Coffre, Ssgsr aud Moissses, and so published
with prsrcs accordingly, pnd that alter lefl
With my ,eooils with tue cars, d sample Of eof.
fee wss exhibited, and charged as mine, at the
Depot, and Giscredited aud laughed over, thai
sbeh an act sayors strongly of lying or theft
II either was DO BdBe. OF parlUined. That ai
all eve us il was dishobOFsble art. and incon.
sistent. with merchant OF Integrity, and thai
those who puck and carry such dirty inlenc'
are Jikeunto them. say lurthcr, thai 1t Ill be-
CONES a GENT EHAS TO run down his neighbOrs
goods, or character 10 bnild up his Gwn--it Is
foul-ioul play, ard only the resort Of black
guarGs.
It il known ibat gOods have recently had
quite a deciiBe-Molsssrs by the bbl can now
be sold at 30 cts, and Whisky with the water
left out, al ~ z or with lees than 'JiALF Wa
TER" at ~ cts per gallon. Aud ibis too. with-
out YREE TICKETS for the dlscoa ageuent Of for
eign trade. Other channels Of trade will soon
be open 10 us with tickets, and chance to all
alike JAMES II. c. MILLER.
, slay 26, '53.
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Sheril's Sale.

SAMUEL DEAvER, shar;fs s,,..
uS. c"A' y"
WILLIAM DEAvER, ct als\ Aai'i''on'
IN Pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
4 mon Pleas, in and for Jackson County, Ohio,
in the above cause, issued and 10 me directed, !
will expose to sale at Public Out-cry, at the door
Of the Court House, in the Town Of jackson, in
said County, on the
26th DAY OF JULY, A. D., 1853,
Between the hours of 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and P.
NJ. of said day, to the highest bidder; the follow.
ing described Real Estate, situated in said Jack
son county;to w.t. The East half of the South
east quarter of Section fifteen, Township five
and Range nineteen; on the following terms, to
wit One third cash in hand one third in one
year, and the residue in two years with interest
on the deferred payments from day of sale, aud
Deed to be made upon full payment of purchase
money. .-., ...- .--
VINTON POWERS Shf. j. G.
June l6, 53--tds.
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NOTICE TO TRAIEILRRS.

Within the past three months fully five hun.
drcd persons have lost their lives by accidents
on Railroads, Steamboats, and Sailing vessels -
This startling fact should suggest 10 those who
contemplate jouneying, the Importance Of iiIsu-
ring their lives and titus making q certain pro
vision forfamilies or dependents In case ofdeafh.
The undersigned is agent for he Kentucky Nv.
tual Life Insurance Company, which Ensures
healthy lives Oh favorable Terms
c. lsJAM Agent.
D. A. HOFFMAN, Medical Examiner
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CHEsHY PEcroRAL.-Wc have departed from
our usual rule in regard to the advestising Of
Medicines, in admitting the notice of the Cherry
PsciOrsl to onr columns. 1t is not a patent
medicine, but one, the contents o. which, are
we'll known to the medical profession. and which
has proved highly beneficial in the case Of a
number Of our acq uaintances, who were serious
ly afflicted with pulmonary complaints, Some
of our most skillful and eminent physicians rec
ommend il totheir patientsin their regular prac-
tice, aud We feel that we are comforting a favor
upon the public BY making known its virtues.
--L0uisuiLle Ch. Aduocate.