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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.

From the Ampithcatre, Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
WILL PERFORM AT CHARLESTowN ON
w THURSDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1858.
IN the afternoon, and y in the evening.
Doors open half an hour previous.
): w Bancker Manager and Director.
5; r Stckney.. Equestrian Director.
w F. Worreil. c coSsGr Oh the ring
H. F. WOrrel. Master of the Manage.
This Company comprises the largest and troup of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE PERFORMERS!
MALE AND FEMALE,
That has ever been Congrcgated in travelling COM
Pany, and the most remarkable trained
DANCING HORSES AND LEARNED PONIES
EVER SEEN IN THIS coUNTRY-
The we'll known reputation of this establishment
ton of the varied Entcrtainmcnts Presented.
~ 1t Is the largest Pavilion travelling brilliantly
illuminated with Gas in the evening.
Gl.For Particuarsof performances see programmes
and illuminated posters at public places.
The Company will perform in Harpers- Ferry, June
Shin Winchester June 10th and 18th, and in Mar
tnsburg, June 18th. MAY 81, 1858.
A CARD.
THE undersigned having been elected Constable
II! District No B. offers his services to the public.
claims placed in his hands. Collections without war
ran rants viii be made with every possible dispatch and
0''''0 f''O''> f'''' JOHN REED.
Charlestown, May 81, 1853.
II at ISAAC ROSES Cheap Store.
Charlestown, May 81, 1858.
ROASTING COFFEE BY STEAM.--The
~ subscribers having purchased the right dispose
oil Francis Harris Patent Coffee Roasters in Jeffer-
SON berkeley and Clarke counties, prepared
TO furnish one OF the greatest comforts and economists
that can be brought into family. Roasting Coffee
wlththls Rooster preserves the
-lnaking 1t at least onc-thrd stronger than when
roasted IN the ordinary way. 1t prevents all escape
OF the aroma adding greatly to its favor and requires
only htcen or twenty minutes in roastingit fit for
1t IS very simple and economical, and the price brings
1t within the reach of every family. Coffee cannot be
roasted with as much regularity in the ordinary way.
May 81, 1858. KEYES & KEARSLEY.
SCOTT'S PATENT REFRIGERATOR
~ The acknowledged superiority and general use of
this Refrigerator makes it unnecessary for to say
anything of its advantages all others for sale at
the Baltimore price, adding freight, by
May 81. KEYES & KEARSLEY, Ag'ts
A T THE CHEAP CASH STORE, FOR
"a IADIES!--Just arrived, 60 Black silk Visites,
latest Style richly trimmed, only $50 apiece; 60
dozen 40 OF the fast-selling'' Stockings. still finer at
l2S cents per pair; bushels of Shirt Buttons, 1911
at auction prices. ISAAC ROSE
Charlestown, May 81, 1853.
HARVEST SHOES--250 pair, MEMS and Bows
May 81. HARRIS & R1DENoUR.
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HARNESS. one BUGGY. and lot of second hand
Harness Also, one new handsome CARRIAGE
May 81 isss 0.1 -'o BOWEN 4 STOLE en-
FLOWING SPRINGS MILLS FOR RENT.
mis- we'll known Mil throughout the county for
Misunderstanding flour and country grinding, their
being two pair of burrs and pair of stones
with Elisha s. Snyders patent dress on them Also,
superior flour, which has been tested by those who
hayeit. Also Plaster and Saw Mills, with House and
Garden. The mills are turned by failing
saving desire TO have my mills kept in credit and
the public accommodated, no need make applica-
and Correct habits Security Win Be peu eda for DER
rent and other requirements.
ir'eF particulars apPyp e the pb sasp
Pleasant s9s.s !, valley alley Jefferson county,
BRICK FOR SALE.
ETtHE tndersigned has now under way and viii
II have ready for use about the middle Of July.
Kiln very superior BRICK at the yard in Charles
towIf for sale on reasonable terms.
May 81. 1855 st CHARLES G. BRAGG.
OH YESi on YES!
NJ. ANSEL q CO.,
EXCHANGE & LOTTERY BROKERS'.
The Greatest Prize Sellers III hte United Stdtes.
GREAT and glorious lucIlin selling Prizes has att
= tended our Lucky Office within the last 60 days,
al sight - - .'s'' '''' ''1 f''pty p-1a
let al the world say what they can, :,
For selling Prizes, NJ. ASsEI. Co. are the men,,
Among the counties which received the largest
Prizes was Monongalia 1000, Hampshire SIs1O0.
GhaTiestown $2,0Oo, Hargers.Ferry & 500, Win
spottsylyana 81 900, King and Queen $500, Mad
ison 500, Rockbridge Sails, Shenandoah $500,
Look out for June, when we sell many more prizes
and hope Old Virginia will get good share ofhei.
GRAND coNsoLIDATED LerTERY,
To be drawn on Saturday, June q. : ~
l capital prize Of $4o,96o1 prizsssof. $aeee
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A CARD.
ICE CREAM SALOON.

~ I WOULD respectfully inform the public that
v my Ice Cream Saloon is again opened, and l
will at all times keep hand that delightful re-
May 10. J. F BLESSING,
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TUTLERY.--Pen and Pocket Knives. of every
~ description, Table Knives and Forks from 81, ctS
to 24 per set the best assortment offered in this
town Superior Scissors and Shears, the celebrated
'IXL RazOrs, Shutters, &c. Only call and see them
at t. RAWLINS & SONS.
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FISH, FISH, FISH.

NHE season il at hand and am suuplvfnsr The
4 public with FRESH FISH. My boats are con
stanty running that at all times the public can b.
accommodated. Call on my Agent, Mr.. Israel Rus
Hnrpcrs Ferry, april S, 1855. ~ "'''of''
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FRESH FRUITS have Just receiv-
ga ed a fresh assortment of Fruits, among
Aks> which will be found Pine Apples, Oranges,
ANG Lemons, Raisins, Figs, sc.
YSSSSSN May 10. J. F. BLESSING.
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y = 49, u. tA$HsJsINS &c SON.
re just seturll nom Baltfrnote are now
s. GSoBs "a RS sRq ETA isa Ssss.9s1.
was ever offered in this place. Every one must cali
and see for themselves to have the least idea of the
number OF articles on hand, new and useful.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH RESULTING FROM SPIRITUAL
NsSoMANIA.-Mss Nancy Sherman OFF ymouth, Mass.
hO died the l5th instant, it is stated surrcd her
SeIfto death She had been quite noted as medium
ufspiritual communication and by Constant mnistr.-
ton IN that Office had become completely imbucd
with its haueinatiOn he wholly untitled for the
ordinary duties of LIE About month since she at
tempted to hang herself but was prevented from ac-
eOTuplisting her design She then announced that
The spirits had forbidden her eating any more and
for three weeks st strSiOusly a'staincd from par
taking &C Eood living on water alone although at
times so tortured by the Isngs ofhunger as 10 wrtlc
IN agony
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a TEACHER WANTj

A TEACHER WANTED.
A TEACHER Is required for the Common School In
"A. District No. u. To a eompetent and faithful
The regular salary of 275a year.
THOMAS w tKEYEs; Con,r.
Rippon, Virginia Nav 8 1889 800 Z 80,
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THE LADIES'!

WILL be delighted to find, at the Cheap Store such
w a beautiful assortment of Fashionable Calicoes
Bareges de Lame, Challis, needie=worked Collars
Sleeves and Inside Handkerchief Linen, Table cloths
Hosiery, and so many other articles sold at auction
prices. ISAAC ROSE.
Charlestown April 70. 1873.
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FLOWING SPRINGS MILLS FOR RFcNyr
BRICK FOR SALE

ETNHE Undersigned has now under way, and vii
=; have ready Tor use about the middle of July,
Kiln OF very superior BRICK, at the yard Charles
town, for sale on reasonable terms.
May 81, 1s53-3t CHARLES g. BRAGG
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HARPERS-FERRY CLOTHING STORE.
ME undersigned has just received from the Eastern
0iI rs 9 an GHt1re new stock of READY MADE
Also
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
which will be made to order at the shortest notice.
Inc above Goods opened in the new Store at the
JUNCTION OF the Winchester s. Potomac and the Bati-
more y Ohio Railroads, and offered to the public on
as low terms be purchased in Cities and re-
sPcctuy invites the public to call and examine for
themselves. r. H. BROWN.
1y G. w. CursHAw, Agent.
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80 Pherson dee'd-aboat 40 Acres ia 5TsfT Ise.i.
The otheron the Shenandoah r-ver ccntainins f9s
Acres of frst-rate Land with 80 Acres in 'TIssarR
aDWELLING HOUSE on the same and a6Ijoinine.
the lands OF George L. Harris and DIR. John II lewis
heirs For terms &C., which III be made easy
ply 70 the Undersigned at letter (ost
Paidl 10 habletown, Jefferson county, Va. so -tlA
Jan. %, 1853. JOSEPH MYERS
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FOR RENT.

NHE tT'o offices adjoining the Free PSess Office, one
l. lately in the occupancy Of w. l.. Baker, deceased
and the other occupied by Mr.. Forney AppIicntnn
may be made to Win. C.. wortIlington or Il. n Cal
laher. Possession given Immediately.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 81 !,
WINCHESTER nIARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 25, 1858.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY sAML. HARTLEY, AT THE DEPOT
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HOGS AND WHIsKEY.

.
me Cincinnati Atlas has the following paragraph:
The largest aistillery IN the United States Is atNew
Islenmond, Ohio, ON the river, about twenty miles
town At the hrger there are now made l25 bbIs
81 Whisky per day; at the other s0-that is New
hlchmond furnishes the world POS barrels Of wlis-
u the larger distlIery there are no 5000 hogs: In
we otner i9oe These hogs are changed three times
g year which makes 1900 from one, and $1,000
from the othet, or 4s 600 hogs from New Richmond
annually At certain seasons Of the year. from The
character OF eir food or from other causes epide-
mics prevail among the hogs Last winter over 5000
died Ct the tFo distiileries These hogs are not a
dead earcasses rendered into lard oil
&c eusness OF the nannfactoEy, at Whish DIS
to,eFer 5000 IasSyear $50 barrels of lard were
z nlLae from the hogs that died in the pens
In the larger distlery there are DOW in storezbO1E
100 600 bushels of grain Is spot rs inviting to
great Ea ever was California Australia to gold
loving MAJ The trade between Cincinnati and New
tt!ehmond supports q steamer, which makes daily
trips down and back. The freight is mainly hogs
and Whisky. But q considerable business is done
also, in Hour Of which at the two istilleries there
aFs ground every day about 100 barrels
A NEW Wharf.-The London correspondent ofthe
National EnteEIgcnee says-A very singular discov-
cry. has lately been made in France by NJ. Fabre,
gardener ofAyde. The herb eglops- heretofore con-
sdered as worse than useless grows abundantly on
the shores of the Mediterranean. 1t produces spe-
cies of grain resembling wheat in form, but much
smaller In the year 1919, Mr. Fabre sowed of this
grain, and he fonnd the produce bore close affinity
TO wheat; that produce he sowed the next year, and
the yield was still more like wheat He went on SOW
ing the produce of each year the succeeding un
I'll he has now succeeded in getting fine crop of
wheat and OF as good quality be wished for
Thus he has proved that wild and msclievous weed
can be educated into excellent wheat. We find this
in = foreign agricultural Journal. Your readers
must exercise their Judgment as to the credit due
10 ille statement
MELGECHoLLY DEATH RESULTING FROM Spiritual
ysSoNANIA--Miss Nancy Sherman, ofPl vmouih Mass
hO died the 18th instant it is stated starred her
SeIfto death She had been quite noted as a medium
lspirtllnl communication and by Constant ,nistr,-
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JAMES M'sa1DE. q nExRv st'BRIDE.
JAMES s. HENRY M'BRIDE.
Wholesale GrOcePs and Commission
MERCHANTS,
IO2 BRoHD, CoESER OF PEARL srREEr, Nxw Yosx
APril5 5, 1s5s-n F',
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TO THELADFS.

TO THE LADIES'
THE Dry Goods Fancy Store, Separate from the
n Clothing Store,) will be opened THIS MORNING
Fine Barege deLanes, 49, cents;
E renc9 Callc3ss 81 cents; Fine Lawns 6! cents;
Silk and Lace Vistes and Canes frono q 90 N
$50 5000 more of the celebrated Exhibition Stock
lngs' White, Black, Gray and Slate colored at II.
Collars at 5 cents Is AZ ross
May 3, 1853.
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WATCHES AND JEVyELRY
ME undersigned has just received direct from
"A FhadelP hla a small assortment of WATCHES,
BrcastPs, Cuff Pins, Cuff Buttons LocEcts, Pencils
Rings, Gold Pens, ect A few fine Fans ali of which
he Will sell on the most accommodations terms.
Charlestown Nav IT, 1853
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;
TFNHE undersigned wishes tofself. at rirate ss b
- situated IN Jefferson county, Virginia,
and within two and half miles of CaI1eronss Depos
ON the winchester and Potomac Railroad and af6ut
one and fourth miles from the Turnpike eadn from
MIddleway TO Harpers Ferry, adjoining the lands
Robert v Shirley, Jnos w Packet James CranfihH,
and others, containing about
224 ACRES. 1}
more or less of Limestone Land. The Improvement.
consist OF Dwelling House. Stable. Corn House
SHoke-Housc, &c, and never falling 'VssII of
- water ncSF the house. with a YOUNG O5cbor5 ~
choice Fruit, lately planted. Those desiring to
VAL do well to call the subscriber at Hone
enNIIs, near Leetown, jefferson county Virginia
or on Mr: NATHAS BARNs, who is now the present. oc
The Terms will be made reasonable and ,,.o,;o,,
given on the first day of April next POSSESSION
September 7, 1ssa-tf '4> 'fiANhbhtNt XII
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Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part of the system is more liable to lis
case Than the LIVER. il scrvirgas a tiltcrcr
To purify the blood. or giving the proper Secre.
ton to the bile so That any wrong action OF
he Liver effect, the other important parts oi
the system and results vatiously IN Liver Com
plant. Jaundire, Dyspepsia &c. We should
therefore watch every symptom that might in
dictate wrong action of The Liver. These
Pills being composed of ROOTS PLANTS
t,~-ished hv nature TO heal The sick namely
isl "NPECTORANT, which augn en- ;
,c,r,iio. rom the pulmonary muru> m'm-
.atc. @, 'rtmotcs the discharge OF secrciod
raitcr ID, an ALTERNATIVE. which
,bau.c> u .umc incXplicahle end n>cnsihlc
monucr the certain morbid action OF the sys.
tcm. 81. uTONIC, which gives tone and
strength 70 the rcrvous system, renewing
health and vigor to all parts OF fle body. 18th. q
CATlIARTIC. whicl, acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients and .opefning on
the bowels, and eXpclling the whole mass o.
corrupt aud vitiated and purifying the BLOOD,
which destroys disease and restores health
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GERMAN UR0SCOPIC PHYSICIAN.
b. Jordon, M. D.,

I ATE EuoM PM AnII IptttA
sncrtrrllv infol,ns the ci,iz ne oi nra,dn,
and y,cii,itv that he has permoncn,lv incn,cJ
in ,Int .,rc where he will nror,i,e ,,nl;,.;nc
an ia. 1, n1n l'rosconic svsten ,LicLleo
hin ., cato and dcsrrihc ,hc .,,n,,,ons If
lie, 20. nf 4 CHRONIC CIIARAtrTER
v,,.,,' ff.,uir..,.t trrprncv aud sa,isc,,,;on
cleon vi. aiming nb,nt ,,vn ornres oi
urinc .... .,..,r osscd in tLc mor,;no viii
'hc nam. ana, ' ~ ,hc m,,;on, ,n;inI on,ijc
i'm IN t..,,sne ,- fnllv ,hc cose in question
iirncc--.t.'e ,pai --el cnn L,inn scvcrnl rnscs
and r,lic. ,, am 10. ont IN am mar, If ,l,e
country. III. rc,p,i rs arc wholly of the re.
formed prac &c.,. iiitierinp csscntiallv from
those or any o..ors.eto,n 9r srhooi c";,is,;n,,
If Chcmicals AMI E.t,acts in tLc most con,
ccntrs,cd form. and ob,niped oiuos, cxclm.
siycly from the vegetable kinadom ohviotnc
tho Inconvenience or hnll e. hcrc,nfnrc nm
! Injection to their general use Unlike the no
! ic9t mincrols-,hev are reliable rlliricn, and
| safc-octinr in harmony with nnture,s lnNs
yi,hout cncrvating or yrostroiino The vital
-.,nctions of orgnnic life Tho rcIa,iyc NOR.
If the two systems in their onnlicat;on far
! r. removal of disease. we leove far noo,,le nj
mon sense 70 determine P'0r'' "
31ntuine that he is enlisted in A oood causc
.,,.t for unsuitable cnls-,lc ems. If bpmani
tv-,he cure and ,estorotion tn health of ,bose
| suffering from disease. with whom are ,ssoci
ntcd the choicest endeurmcnt of life we cnn
not but invite and urpc vour serious consider
ntion TO this most imnortnnt sub;ect and lpar,
no means un,ried 10 promore The bcol,b an,
bappiness of yoursclf and friends Frnm III,
humble and grateful reoipients of his rcmcdic
he is doiIv recciyin~ ,Lcir Voluntary ac c,'
edremcnts in the most enthusiastic terms. n
cures from disease and sickness. some o
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
district of Addison, IS. that at a Probate
Court held at Mildlcbury in and for the Dis
trict of addison, ON the 9TH day of Sept. a. ID.
1863.
Dclallowc named executor in an instrument
purporting Ia he the last will and testament
of IURENDA WOLCOTT,
late of Shorcham, in said District, deceased
presents said instrument for probate: 1t is
thcrcupon ordered, that said instrument be
considered for probate by this Court AT the
--,ssion thereof 10 be held at the office "f the
Register of this Court, in said Mildlchury,
ON Thursday, the 29th day of September, in
slant, 1888, At ten o'clock in the forenoon
and that notice thereof he given to all per
sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have,
To the probate and allowance Of said will, 10y
publishing certified copy al this order in
the Middlcbury Register, a newspaper. print
eel at said Alddlebury, three weeks success
siyclv previous 10 the time of said Court
JEn. 5. BrsnNELI., Register
A trlc copy of record.
2l;iw Attest JnD. $. BrsHNEIL, Register.
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sf~1oo0oJ TICKETS ONLY. ATsI EAcI

~" 10O,00J TICKETS ONLY, At 81 EACH
Will he sold-E0ch 1rcLct .idmiHiBg ESnr
PcrsoaS to any Exhibition, aud emitting tho
Holder to Unr Share of the l0unOO Gifts fol
lowing:
The whole ofthc Magnificent Series ofPant-
iug know rs the Seven Mile Mirror, valued 1T
S40,000. 1t having realized double that sum
ly its Exhibitions. \ Farm in Burlington
County, New Jersey. containing l2O Acres, in
rich state nf cultivation, with Dwelling
Barn, and other necessary uuthouscs, front
ing one the Delaware River, mile from licv-
crly, and 10 miles from Philadelphia. access
TO it every hour in the lay,cithcr by Railroad
or Steamboat, and also containing Peach Or
chard of 1900 Trees, On which Thousands OF
Peaches have been raised this year. Valued
ASA 00u. Any information about the Farm
can he given 10y James II. Farraud. Assembly
buildings, Philadelphia. The Celebrated
Trotting Horse Telegraph, who can Trot n
mile in 30 with two Persons in Wagon IL
he be seen at the Franklin House, Philalcl-
phia, valued nj $1,000 j Pianos worth SjCO
each 2jO0. ! Pianos worth $500 each ! jlW
Specimens Of the Pianos can be seen at the
Music and Piano Store of Horace Waters ,}3
Broadway. 10 Gold Watches, worth Slm
each, 81 ,0oO. IN Gold Watches, worth so
each - 900. 100 Cold Pens and Cases. worth
- CN'H, S1'hU. | ,hbn hulu ItntllS, worm III
cach ;S:'.00O. loo Orders for Hats, on Gcnim
Celebrated Broadway l.aitcr,) 500. 5OO0
Gold Pens, II each. 10000 10000 Engrav-
ngS. valued at Dc each, SlOM0. j3.7S9
Hand Books, describing the Seven Mile Mir
ror, 5000. 1uO,ou0 Gifts valued at sol .5Si
In order tn insure Il perfectly fair and salts
factory partition of the Propcrcy, Mr.. Per
ham proposes that the shareholders shall
meet together in some suitable place in the
city of New York, OA .Nohd0R ErCning. No.
remb'r M, cor sooner, if all the Tickets are
sold, due notice of which will he given and
select from their number u Committee, under
whose supervision the Distribution will take
place. This Committee will he subject To The.
instructions of the Shareholders, and who
will distribute the Gifts among them in such
way-eiihrr by lot or othcrwisc-as the
Shareholders may determine upon,
e. Tickets for sale ut the Chinese As
Scmbly Rooms, :j39 Broadway, at the Music
Publishing House and Piano Store of Horace
Waters, 333 broadway, and AT the Principal
Hotels and Music ''torcS. Also, at the As
scmhly Buildings, Philadelphia. At the Mary
Land Institute, Baltimore; National Hotel,
Washington, and Adams ll"usc, Boston.
e Al! Orders for Tickets. by letters,
should he addressed 10 one of the following
persons
Josiah Pcrham, Chinese Assembly Rooms.
go Broa'lway, y. Y. James II. Farrnnl, As
scmbly buildings, Philadelphia, Pa. John s
srlhy, Maryland Institute, Baltimore, Md.
Exhibitions every Afternoon and Evening,
ut 3 and II o'clock. { Z Tickets for Single
Admission - cts. Children. half price.
2li3w.
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VOTING MEN.
To Sell, or Let onr Shares,

IN DIXON COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
Several valuable farms cxcellently adapted
for Sheep llusbandry. The land is well wa
tered and timbcred, and the surface very per
feet for grazing or grain culture. There is
sufficient for keeping G0O0 Sheep, and other
stock, besides raising much produce for mar
ket. The Central Railroad passes through
this real estate, and Rock River Is near by
This Is a rare chance for investment, and the
attention of farmers is specially invited TO IT,
For further particulars enquire of SOLOMON
W. JrwrrT, Agent.
Middlcbury, Aug. "a, 1858. lstf
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Farm for Sale &!

4 Farm Of 100 acres of choice land, situ-
ated at the centre Of the town in Cornwall,
cligibly located for meetings, schools and post
office, is now offered for sale by the subscri-
her. The farm is well adapted to grass or
srain-is.now in high state Of cultivation,
well fenced and well watercd-has n good SUI
gar orchard OF 800 to 400 trees; also an APP
pie orchard OF grated fruit. The out-buid-
ings are in first rate condition; the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located. In connection with the farm,
are offered for sale .he farming tools, seyencows
10 sheep. The farm alone, or the farm, stock
and tools is offered ON the most reasonable
terms. NJ. NJ. BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug. 90, 1853. lS;tf
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CARHARTS ML0DE0NS.

1T is well known that Carhart & Needham,
l. of New York city, manufacture the most
beautiful and perfect Mclodcons that can he
found. They are of all sizes, from II octaves
to &, and finished in all styles from the plain
scroal leg to the most elegant Piano finish
The subscriber would inform the public that
he has made such arrangements with the
company that he can deliver the instruments
to order and warranted for one year, AT twelve
per cent less than any other person. Those
who wish TO purchase will save money by
corresponding with the subscriber before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A specimen article may be seen ut the house
of Mr. Morris Graves, West Salisbury.
Address HORACE II. SESSIONS,
2lIy West Salisbury, Vt