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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
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TINE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
lie will sell, on low terms, his very pleasant stand,
located on the Lamoie County Plank Road, one mile
Forth of the village in Waterbury, and one and half
mile from the Railroad Depot, consisting Of very good
(nealy new House, Woodshed and Barn-all handsome
iy finished and painted and good soft water brought In
lead pipe to both house and barn. together with about 70
aces o good land neatly half being excellent interval
and at enlv situated to accommodate the buildings
Also about sixty five Of excellent timber land, stu
ated within four miles good road will be sold with
the above farm If wished for.
ALSO,
Adjoining and within thirty rods Of the buildings above
described there 10 Of the most beautiful and safe wa
ter falls for machinery that be found In the conhry
with thirty feet FALL IN stream large enough toao 5000
business except in time Of drorth, which is Hew
building, 80 by 7S feet, permanent wall standing on
solid rock and be building covered on the outside viii
abou, one hundred rods Of land and housefor nant u
the 81 me- Az Of which Is offered for sale at low rate
| by the owner, Erastus Parker -, ,,,,,.c,.
/ Waterbury,. Nov g. 1855 46w3
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Nov. Is.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Nov. rs.
Al Market 1900 Beef atie, 1900 stored orkins
Oxen, 90 Cowsand Calves $500 sheep and Lambs, $500
Swine.
PRICES-BEry CArrLv.--Ertra, $3.50 nrst quslity
500 second quality, ST. third quahy, $500 b75
sToREs-Two year old $l3als; Three years old, 2sa42
sHEHr AND LAhBs-Exra sc to 700. By lot, 81 so
$50.
WoaEIrG o1RN--75, 100, lis, I25, IA, 1885,
Cows AND CALvrs-$20, &c As, S.
SwIrE-6c, a7c; Retail, Ia Q cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
MEDICAL ADVISER
MaRRIAGE ETTfDE

JlLEvENTH Edition, ccth 345 pages, rs colored En-
Il cravings rep resentns at the diseases Of the genital
Of the male and female with the latest discoveries
in reproduction The afflicted shoul use no remedies be-
re earnas from this valuable work the superiority Of
the authors Paris aud London treatment of private dsea
sss Both married nd single shou Id consult It, Sold at
2Q2 Broadway and matted free for 81. by the anthor, M
IARMONT Physician and Surgeon, No. 42 Reade strest
corner $50 Broadway where he all those diseases
from II A. n. till and from to in the evening
Sundays excepted. Address all letters, Box Me- 544, New
York Post Office We concur with the other papers In
,.commedius Or LARMONT u the aff icted-Courier
drs F,ata Uns States Zeng, Democrat, Day Book, Cou
rer, Dispatch, New Bnbswick Tlmess N. Y. Bck, Path
and,r r. 4iyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
WANTED!

300 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN,
no set local land travelling agents In business easy,
l asef,i and honorable, al SALARY OF et0o ~
MONTH! capital Of IS gnly required No patent ss3a-
eiRe or sonk business Full particulars given Free oil
who enclose postage stamp three cent piece aad ad
drcss, 4sms Az, MARTYR, Fiastcw, ~. u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
miro.

In Barre October l9th OF typhoid fever Mr. ALosEo l.
wAvERMAN. aged IS years.
In Randolph November sh Of Consumption, JULIA A. wife
Of Noah Clark, aged rs years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22

MONTPELIER MARKET. Nov. 40.
PsoI IsioNs, &c.-Rntter, family 90 10 "a store, 10
is. Cheese, 9to 10. Lard, 10 to Is Taiow, 90 to
90 Dried Apple, Eggs IA per doz. Potatoes
IS 10 81 per bush.
FL.vH-eItra nne, to II so; fancy elo, SOTO SOC
.uperfne, $1,000. 1880
GsMr AND HAs--Corn northern Is per hush. Oats IS
toH HerdsgraM Seed, $3.50 Glover ,l2ts i4c perlb
hay ~, 90 to 1000 perton.
MrscELL, Eous.-Dry and Green Hard w God, ga to
$50 per cord. Shingles, 81 so 100 per N. Wool 30 10
SIC per ib; Nails, $500 per cwt. Salt, Liverpool per
bush. so Turks Islam &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
Oxygonatsd Bitters.
Testimony from c. Barter Collector Of the Of Ogdens
turo Mas VorL

UXyK0uHI0u bfttoFb
Testimony from c. Barter Collector Of the Port Of 0gdens
burg, New York.
0aDEssouae, December l. 1S65-GentIemen- had been
much afflicted for the greatest part Of the year ending
midsbmmsr with singular arrangement Of the bowels con-
neeted with occasional attacks Of Dyspepsia During the last
accidentally took up paper containing testimo-
aias respecting your 0xygensted Bers In instance
where relief had followed their found my own symp.
aud condition accurately desctbed, that determined
apon trying them. accordingly procured and have used
several tottes And ind In renovated strength and health
satisfactory evidence that in my they have accomplish
ed all that I eonh wish.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
J.C. BARTER.
SETH w F0wLE CO., 1873 Washington Street, Boston,
preprieters. Sold by their agents everywhere.
AeBSrs.-Fred =. Smith, D. 0. Tyler, Collins Pierce
Montpelier French Lucas, Barre Putnam & Wooster
Marshhetd5 John ?. Hale, plainned b. Y. Goss and
Brsiey, waterbury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
WarfhY Of Notice.

Rev. Dr. LYMAN BERoHBR, to Messrs. Reed, Cutler Co.,
Boston. Gentlemen -" have used the Vegetable Pumo
nary Balsam Myself with benefit in Catarral Coughs and
Colds and have known to be used with good effects in the
early stages Of Pulmonary affections In families around
(Signed) Lyman Beecher. Boston. Oct 20, 1853
Rev. Dr. LEONARD WOODS Qate Abbott Professor In Ando
Seminary writes to Messrs. Reed Cutler Co. fol-
lows go From long Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
my family circle and In instances among Theological
Students have been led regard safe and ecacious
medicine" The above requires comment and must
mend itself to ALL The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam IA
yoraby known for the past thirty years. prepared only by
Reed Cutler Co.. Druggists Boston, Price, small bottles
80 cests larger ST. Sold gesray Be careful to get the
genuine. 45w5
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ting be had in this any other ctyfh the
Union"
East Greenwich, X. l., March, 1884 s...

ting terms can be had in this or any other ciyfn the
Union"
East Greenwich, R. l., March, 1884 t..
From M. H. McChesney, Pianist Of Jonesville. Mich.
have examined particularly the Pianos made by Jac"b
Chckerng OF Boston, Mass and am pleased to say that
for richness and decacy Of tone, ghtne;s of touch and
prompt action, Tor beauty and durability of style and flush
think they unsurpassed and cheenully recommend
them to any waiting cd ms rument in every
'pect. Nj II. hcCHESNEY, Pianist
From Prof. T. H: Howe, Boston, Mass.
Having examined the various kinds Of Piano Fortes man
ufactnred by Jacob Chickeng Of Boston, Mass and hav
ing used them myself cheonully recommend them to PR
sons wishing irst class instruments.
T II. HOWE, Teacher of Music, IS Bedford St,
And organst at Rev. Mr. Laurics Church, Chirestown
From Mr.. }. NJ Mozart, the distinguished and popular
BassO of Boston.
Having often seem and ttrcd Jacob Chickering'S Piano
foe can freely say that they give the Ear perfect sat-
sacOn and in finish passed by any Instrument
that have examined--ter action Is perfect being free
from that stiffness which characterizes most If the Pianos
now in use. J. NJ. MOZART.
Boston, May s, 1855.
From the Boston Daily Chronicle.
SrRSL ScKo L PiANo PoRrB.-This IL a new and very
elegant form Of Piano Forte legs recently manufactured
by Jacob Chickeng 300 Washn gton ST., Boston II gives
chasteness and beauty think this class Of Jacob Chick
erngs Piano Fortes are unsurpassed The for" OF the
leg Is entirely new and very attractive in appearance
These INSTRUMENTS also in ighta ess OF &C
ton, power and brlancy of tone depth of bass, and
| sweetness of treble.
Daily Chronicle, March 2sth, 1855.
Fro I he Boston lntellgencer.
SOMETHING NEw.-We noticed in the Ware Rooms Uf
Jacob Chckering so Washington st. new style Of II.
ano Forte leg in the form of spiral scroll was exceed
ngy rich, elegant and tasty and great addition to
the embel shments of his fine carved cases. of which
are truly magnificent
An who wish purchase instru should those
OF Chickering's with this beautiful ornamental leg as
tney will find them superior instruments a other parts
md
possessing depth of bass and sweetness of treble sell
dom found. Az Chickering's rooms may be found choice
assortment Of instruments and TO examine them is the
duty Of every purchaser Remember the number 800
Washington street
GxoRoE w. WILDER, Montpelier, VT, is agent for the
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We select the following from numerous testimonies
f. ON Musicians and Amateurs, who have e1amneder.
used jacob Chickering's Piano Fortes.
From Charles R. Adams, Boston, Mass.
The following note was given Nv Mr.. Albums an &C
cOmpI ished musician, June 18th, lest being well &C.
quainted with Jacob Chickering'S Pann Fvres and those
Of other celebrated makers in this city, take great pleas
in saying that most cheerfuy recommend those o {
Mr.. Chcke.ng superior Instruments, having an even
great perfection and beauty of style and finish and bo
lieve they will invariably give satisfaction.
CHARLES R. ADAMS, Director Of Music
nj the New Baptist Church, (Dr. NeaieT)
. Somerset street, Boston.
From Freeman Hunt, Editor of Merchants Magazine N
In note to Mr. Chckering, dated New York February
10th, 1854, Mr. freeman Hunt, Editor of tho Merchants
Magazine says, am entirely satisfied with the Piano
purchased of yon last year. My daughter is taking lessons
in music and her teacher pionou the
instrument she ever played upon All WIN have Il
struck only with the richness Of Its tone but with
the finish and elegance of the instrument" ~
81 have during the past year. account OF the state of
my health been compelled to relnquish public speaking
Srlion Of the time ana have filled an agency Tor the
and careful examination Of his methods ct manufacture.
ind setting up asge number OF his Instruments among
the families Of my friends In different States and
how they have stood the various changes Of climate &C.
pre- pared to pronounce them use Be-
sides they warranted b, Mr. c. without reference 10
time"
! Boston, May. 1885,
From Rev. E. R. Warren, East Greenwich, R. I.
In letter written by Mr. Warren he says have had
Of Jacob Chickering's Piano Fotes in my family near
ly two years, which In all respects perfect
and gives us entire satisfaction He adds also, fol.
lowing testimony to these Panos These Pianos, too,
ARE unvalIed in the perfection and beanv of their
structiOn having Iron Frames and Circular Scales In
touch elasticity, sweetness and brancy Of tone the
unsurpassed consider these Instruments in power
Of tone depth Of bass. and brancy of TREBLE equal to
any in the country Mr. Chickerng erected the first Steam
MIN in this country and where, by machinery ofhi.
invention, he possesses extraordinary facilities for manu-
featuring Piano Fortes He dries and his
by steam in the best manner, aud by hs and inge-
mons machinery which saves much manual Labor he is
alb to offer mis- Instruments the public at prices which
cannot fail of being satisfactory and accommoda
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
FARM FOR SALE!

SITUArED In East Montpelier, Oh the West County
y Road leading from Montpserto Hardwick four miles
from Montpelier vlcge, and within ifiy rodsf schoc
cultivation, well roodsd, watefeh AMI fanced
~ "ANl;S MORSE, a.
Bee Mr PSI NH t.l;Ao,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
Kasket Willows,
N0fiCe.

yXIHERAS Della my wife has left my my bed and board
w wilogt any just provocation, aud refuses to return
and live with me- this to forbid all pe,sons harbong or
trusting my account, AS shall pay no debts Of er
contracting afei this date. BENJAMIN CHANIELL"
hiddicsex, Nov, |, 1855 46w3'
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Massasoit salve Cures Germs.
The hard substance Of Corns should be pared Of and the
Massasots salve applied 1t takes the from the
nes the flesh to be son. and thus thwas these little
tormenters also Burns, Chibains Wounds Brui-
'ss, &c. and may be had at Is cents per box.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22

BARRE ACADEMY.
THE Winter Term begins on tn sdav, November 18th
L Board 81 and 81 81 per week.
p.,,e Nov 9Th lS55 47w3
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Scales was then tested with United States
standard weights. and although it had been in
constant use fer six months it exhibited uaerring
accuracy. The sealed weights were then placed
an similar scale manufactured by Duryse H.
Forsyth, but the result was far from satisfactory
---Oae corner was half poaad toe light, the
SnntTe half pound loo heavy, and mother cor
Ger two pounds too hravy.--Pern,yiuaaian.
,CoueHs AND CoLDs.-At this season of the
year when coughs and colds are SO prevalent,
q reliable reIsedy in such cases is important 10
all the afflicted. Of DR.. Stones medicine, which
will be found advertised ia our paper, the Montreal
Pilot says:
The astonishing demand for G.. w. Stone
Cough Medicines. and its complete success ia
curing affections Of the throat and lungs, fully
prove that we were justified ia recommending il
90 our readers on its introduction to the public
and we can safely assert that no remedy has ever
become so des 'rvedy popular in the same space
of time.--LopeH Ne,os.
WgAKsEss AID DEBILirY.--To all who suffer
from these complains, aud wish to find per-
Nmanent remedy. We say. Try the Oxygenatsd
Bitters-a medicine which contains no alcohol
and has cured the worst cases among our own
citizens Pamphlets containing ample tcstimo-
aials gratis.
New ORLEANS Nov. 10, 1855.
LoBIsAHA ELxcrIoN The latest election re.
terms indicate the democratic majority on the State
tisket will be about 1000, and that the same par
ty has carried both bra ebes Of the Legislature.
MANUFACTURERS IN GEoRoiA. are nov
10 Georgia between fifty and sixty cotton fac
tsries conducted in the most skillfni and success
fui manner. with all the appliance 10 the way o
machinery thar can be found in the same kin,
Of establishments in New ENGLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

nr WARDS usrOhTrNsTEs FllDSp afp
IL other unfisslsf renshie. susst IN onS hf1r -
faysgts - eerftip diseases % frghffal u IN q hsp
tslvss srs6ieau All The srE,ls t@sffa~sye rsongns
matter IN fs~ asys supersse 'hs ,ssfitsrainaie ~
pigment 4 usfeBfy wbich rsins fsny sys'svt an1
eFfss5 al M ssfsmTarn& ths w9fA - ~ FsfiNet
ion n n. Nod tr.ei attention - tresy -, 80
No 4uleksst eafs warranted or = - fsGsi ffs@f
ops DIR est u ais Broadway
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A UsTRAIIA-ProNrJR IIYE-cARRYING THE U.

A UsTRAIIA-PI0NETR IJNE-CARRYrNG THE u
IA =. hail.-fbe new and beautiful clipper ship
BLACK SEA, ID. Cate master at her berth, pier q "
r. viii positively vail before fst September The
accommodations for limited number q passengers
comfort being all deck. The n the POnesr
line since its FIRST establishment fnr years l. pehap.
unprecedenedno serious accident having occurred, and
claim having bc.n made thu Insurance ofices,
While among the thousands ~ passengers absolutely
sickness has been known The advantages II employing
nrst class ship. and experienced commanders IL demons
ated By the following remarkable passage equal
led from this country;--Ships Ocean steed, ~ days,
Flying seud, 70 days; windwafa 81 days; Nightingale,
"A days; Gertrude 70 days The Black Tea win - sue
ceeed by the clipper bark Nimro5 her third voyage
u sail befre LIST u October. The fast salny snip
Vandaiia for Sydney, With immediate dispatch, Dad
ing 81 pier II, L. r. For freight passage apply
board or 20 4. W. CAMERON. Bowling 0reen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

TINTED sIhTfS MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. --FOR
~ Havana and New orieaDs.--on Monday September
a. v ", from pier foot Il Warren street y ~ the
fast and fnvorit. steamship GRANADA, Captain = Y.
tttn VIII sail above. Passage - secured A. the
Companys ofhee. Freight 10 New Orleans ~ cent pr
cubic loot received Thursday August 20 shippers wn
b snppbed with blank bills u hdng ~ the forn dgnei
" the company, on Application al their Office. No
ether form. signed and bills ~ lsding viii be sgD~i
after The hour IL sang For freight ar passage apply
,he Office q The Company III We., strest e9uer u
Warren. N. o. EOBEfr-
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1roR CAIIFoRS1A-PAssAGE s50-TURTHER RE
IL duciion Of fares.-Sew York and California
ship line via Mica ragua Accessory Transit Company Of
kiearsgua propretorsrhrough In advance OF the mall
100 miles shorter than any other route avoiding tho
deadly Panama fever and miee u dangerous boating
in Panama Bay Ra,cz 81 fare through San Francisco
including the Istbmus crossing-firs cabin, Si7s;
second cabin ti25 steersge, $50 The splendid double
engine steamship STAR OF THE WET, q 800 tons
burden, Captain Turner, VIII leave pier No. North
river, at o'clock y. NJ presseiy for Pania Arenas on
Wednesday, September D. 1855, connecting with the
Transit route having but twelve miles ~ Land transpOr
ta,icn by Hrst class carriages For information pas
sage The reduced ra,cs apply only 70 CHAS MORGAN,
Agent No. 2 Bowling Green. Letter bags made up al
the Office Stamped letters taken for o. cents each
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4 rsTRAiIA nJsPATcH fISE.-FrizsT vEa-II. TIP
n bor an msgnihcsn, clipper chip ft1As al POD.
lively sail IN tbs hsst a Dsst month from pier IS bot
II Wal street Accommodate 1r rnnra paaengsrs
or Which ~ bA.Anee offfsshi appy v GEOgf DANn1S
No South William street, % % toafd - g Barry
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ID EDUCED PRICFS.-FouR HOURS From OCEAN
TO steerage passengers the hts free-one hundred
lbs baggage free-rhrough for California via Panama
Mail Steamship Company intend to despatch for Aspin
wall Wednesday, Sept 5, at O'Clock r. H. precisely
from pier foot Of Warren street North river the well
known and favorite steamship GEORGE LAW Captain A.
GGray Passengers and mai viii be forwarded by Panama
Railroad and at anama with the Pacific Mail
in readiness and leave Immediately for san Francisco
they will embark free Of expense from the pier Of
the Railroad Company. The public informed that
the y. N. 3. g. Company always have extra
steamers lying at Panama ready for sea, 10 avoid any
possible detention Of passengers mails For passage
paDies No 1T West street. Of Warren New York.
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INOR sAIE-THE LEASE FURNITURE AND FIX
II lures OF three story boarding house, situated at
No. 70 Seventh street. between First and Second
and well patronised by the Spanards and Portuguese
Most OF the furniture and fixtures in excellent order
Or snd premises will be let furnished till May with good
security at the rate of 81, COO per annum; and until
sold let single and double will be rented with
without board, TO families single gentlemen For
further particulars call at the premises, apply to
ANTONIO ARTEiLS, no Broadway, room No. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

NOR sALF-A FORTUNE ON WEST STREET-A
Il Wholesale and retail liquor store Of the best
In the city with long lease fitted up in the best of
manner with two distinct bars 81 900 in cash required
to buy the lease and fixtures. Address Mr. Corbct He
Yaid Office.
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T,oR SALE-A SMALL FAST STEAMBOAT, FROM
sondcnsng engine and Is very economical in consump
ton OF fuel Is suitable for towing freight and with
slight alterations for passengers. Apply to j. POWERS
Tent str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

CtTAR LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-THE SPLENDID
- clipper ship EMILY FARNuM, Parker, commander,
u now at her berth, pier II, f. r. receiving cargo and
having good portion on board aud large engagements,
will meet with early despatch. shippers will please bear
white oak ships, combining great strength with beauty
OF model speed and very superior ventilation aud she
cannot fail to make very quick passage and deliver her
cargo In fine order. We invite shippers 10 her. aud
examine her thoroughly before making engagements
elsewhere. Freights, for cw days, win be taken at
low rates. Apply to WM T. COLEMAN * Co,
81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

CTEAMSliIP QUAKER CITY. THE AMERICAN STEAM
- ship Company offer for sale their superior sidcwhec
steamship Quaker City, built in 1884. Tho hull by
Vaughan Lynn, is diagonaly braeed throughout and
copper fastened Length Of deck 22 feet register mea
surement i 42s O9b tons The machinery by Merrick
4 Sons. The engine Ia low pressure side lever marine
Cylinder So inches in diameter eight feet stroke four
iron tubular boilers and IL furnished with Prisons
water condenser Cabin OF the most
CANT descriptions, with large and airy saterooms pro-
yided with life boats life preservers BE- in accordance
with Of Congress relating thereto For speed safety
and comfort she is equal to any steamship in the United
States AZ has been spared 10 make her first
class In her construction. She IL in order for mme-
date service. For further particulars inquire of Capt
JAMES II. HoDGB0S the ONLY authorized agent for
the ne on board the ship, above Vine street, in tho
port Of F4iIIApEUrPHiA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

MO WOMAN CAN BE UGLY WHO HAS FINE
IN teeth.--Sew teeth, most beautiful, useful AMI
cheap, inserted In solid manner, by Dr. NAPOLEON PRE-
TIRE Strict attention paid TO regulating the deiorties
81 the teth and features 435 Broadway corner u How
ard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

TINoR sAvANNAH-FARE RFnUcEB-TfiE UNITED
l. states mail steamship STATE or GEORGIA, Capt
J. =. Gatvin viii leave lhi,adephia for Savannah
Weines day Aug % az 10 O'Clock A. VI. Fare, SO
steeiage, So The KEYSTONE STATE will leave ns above
on Wednesday, sept 8. Agents In New York, SCfiAS-
secured
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TSoR SAIE.-ISTHMUS OF TEHUANTEPEC GREAT
I river atzacoacos-Is offered for snle that beautiful
and valuable location called Barragan Tetan situated
the left ascending bank said river about 10
miles from the sea- being the first and only bluff within
about four caballeras 100 (Englsh) of land
rich and well adapted for cultivation upon which there
planted fine lot Of pine apples, plantains
bananas and orange trees and the Of said land
there extensive praries Of the finest grazing land in
all Mexico In view Of the construction Of the great rail
road the Ishus this place offers incompatible
advantages For further particulars apply to Don POM
POSo MAI.n0NAD0, on the premises, or TO WELSH g.
ALLEN at Mnatitlan Mexico.
Barragan Titan, July Is, 1855.