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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27
CITATION.
Estate u Mary Harper, deceased.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

CorSrv ov HAnnnos.
n ne Sheriff n sssi county, gyc.fi,w:
VlylEREAS, en- the 18th day Of December,
w A. u. 1854, u NJ. Dunn, administrator
II the cstate Of Mary flarTcr, deceased, Iiudah
Carol. BY her husband, benjamin Carol, and
Edward II. Calhoun, filed their petition IN my
office, for partition and distribution OF the es-
tate Of said deccdcns, repre- scnling that James
Harptr deceased, leaving names, ayes and re-
sdence unknown, Edward Harper, Who resides
In Jasper county, Mississlppi, Eleanor Calhoun,
wife IL John Calhoun, no resides ~ the State
Of Mississippi, Emily Calhoun, now deceased,
leaving children, io-wi,. Edward II. Calhoun,
NJ T.. Hicks, wife Of Moses Hicks, Of Hi
county, X. N. Calhoun, X Il. q. Harper, and
Matilda Harper, who resides in Mississippi, are
the heirs and distributes Of said cst.s'.
You srs therefore commanded 10 summon
Edward Harper, Elanor Calhoun, X. n. Cnl.
houp, X. u. q Harper, Matilda Harper, md the
hefa Of James Harper, deceased, and all other
persons interested. by publication Of this cita-
lion for six weeks In Tire Texas Republican. a
newspaper published in the town Of Marshall
HARRISON county, Texas, to be and appear at a
regular term Of the county court Of Harrison
county, pertaining to the estates Of deceased
persons. TO be holden at The courthouse in
tho town OF Marshall, or the last Monday in
January, 1883, then and there !" show cause,
IL any they have OF can, why the estate Of Mari
Harper. deceased, shali not 10 pat,iiioned and
distributed. aud = decree for that purpose
be made. Herein fail not, and make due return
n tho law Pe0t,irca
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27
Phenlx Mllls.

Richard (son) q 'iMsfy again"
rT~litS establishment Il again Ia complete
j operation, at lie former location. three
niles aud a half Northeast Of Marshall, Cash
bills filled Al short notice.
BILL or pRicks, ron cam:
Ordinary square sdgpd lumber. rer ~ Us %
kheetng, o.
Ps,ins., u small rlpped humber, - coca
Lumber over ~ inches in width, or 30 feet
in length win be charged extra, in proportion
10 the dimensions. Twenty per cent. will be
chnr, ed on the above prices, IT credit Is given
10 the frat Of January next.
SAM. }. RICHARDSON.
Marshall. March ~, 1854. nJi-ls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

n. y. ALftS. F.s. MILLER.
II N. McALPIN 4 CO. Wholesale Grot ".
- ana Dealers in WINGS and Liquors. I,
Canal street Row, and 70 Common street, New
Oseana.
We invite The particular attention of Merch
ants and Planters 10 our very largs and vel
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. 10 1854. v3n2S-iy.
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~ N. BAYLY l. CO., No. - Canal IT. and
NJ ~ Common st., New Orlssns Wkolsseie
Groeers, and dealers in fine bsandis vine,
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar, tea,
salt. u,oIassss, -four, bacon, lad, bel, pork,
steamboat and plantation snrrJies, etc.
Dee -, le63. n3e-ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26
BOSTON MARKET,

ASiiES-1he market is quiet Coz both kinds. Small
sa'es Of Pots al - 7e AID Pearls at le az "a
% No, cab
CORN EXCuARGE-The arrivals " Flour have
continued large for The scason, which, with advices
from abroad that fall considerably short Of expectation.
have given very doll tone 10 tho market, and prices
21e 81 l2c hbi loef for al kinds OF Western
The Trade have purchased very spstin y aud only in
sh.u lois for presen; use. sacs Of Western common
hfands. al s. 81 ~ g. closing at the lowest fan
ey bands ~ - 30 IS and extras at 95 II 81
hill In extra Genesee The sales have ranged from 81 I
a. be- close 1t Is difficult oh, Ia Si 90. Canada
Flour has been in fir demand with sales Of 1000 bbbs
IN bnnd, incplly Ht - - ff fancy. For consump-
'ion the sales OF finey have beea 81 81 70 and
extras from $40 p a 10 50 at Dbl.
hAN-Inefe j. a good demand for Eastern and the
m1fkei - hfm ~ S2l 81 ton cash, with a small stock
hpPs-Ihete have been further small sales at 32c
pf H. cash.
fOfAfuES-fhere is q fair demsrd sud the mar
ket " hfm. sales OF whites nj IS a SOC,
peach flows AZ ~ a yue chensngos- % 81 10 and
eatiefs Al ; IS a ! 20 pr hushcl a. 10 quality.
FkbNt-lpNS-Ihs demand for Pufk l. Moderate
but WIN small stock, pices remain without change
heei continues vriy qniet. TIE sale. haYe been in
snsi lots a., 50 IS tor extra, mos The sale. af
Lad hive been IN smnli lus wanted ~ 10 4 lie
80 hhis, and " pa r. IN kegs aud smoked hams sic
sciHng At 10 lie pr ~ cash and mos. The aftvA.
Ui hogs have Teen pretty lage, and the sales have
iangHd hnm IA lec pr 10 cash. Butter Is firm and
~ Tar den nd Choice - selling At % 2je and oid
mar, gfada "in % poe, pr b. Good cheese 3. srng
Of ~ d TIC pr ~.
TNiLoW-fhs iran,aciioas comnri.s olOlO 10.
fsref'd al ~ IA - &c, and rough At { , % per
10 cash.
WuDl.--'fhete Is no chaoge to notice in areee o.
pulled " OF lhr stock u SMALL sith light receipts
Til- OF $50 coo ih' u rfiee. The range Vi quoted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26
Something New.

Fulton perfected the steamboat; someb odr
gave the world the railroad and locomotive
engine Morse actualzed the electric tela-
graph. We have now to announce an in
vention more important IN its results. per.
haps, than either Of them. Pfof Mac l.aurin,
an old and well known teacher of penman-
ship IN this city, has invented and brought to
perfection system by which every person
young or old, NAV in a few hours praciice
learn to write free, bold, beautiful and
rapid hand writing-rapld beyond belief
We have seen a aritlng-book of the largest
size commonly used IN schools written
through from beginning TO end, in perfect
ly uniform and beautiful hand, like upper
plate engraving, IN two-hours, by little
girl ten years old after brief course of III
suuctlon. Ii is a miracle of science aud ART
The system is a method o. training the
muscles, by series of easy, progressive,
and very rapid gymnastic exercises TO form
the elements and combinations of writing
There is set of instruction books, with d.
rections. by the aid OF which any person
may teach hlu.self, and be qualified to teach
others; and the cost of the whole system,
for self-instruction, with pens and writing
books complete (scnt by mail, post paid is
only one dollar. We have examined The
system and its results; we have conversed
with the inventor, and seen the testimonials
Of the best teachers and most eminent edu-
cationsts of this city. and have no question
that this system will supersede every other,
and make rapid and b. auiifnl writers as
plentiful as they now are rare. -.Ntr York
Leader.
We call the attention of our readers to the
] aIu .F Oh, ia,
columns, and TO the fact that the publisher
is tho respectable, well established and relia-
BILE house of Charles b. Norton.
/ Inflammation fthe Lungs, Bronchitis, SC.
Chenango Forks, NJ y. DIR. A. Rogers
have used the Llyefwort, Tar and Canchal-
aqua and know its virtues. had infiamma-
ton of Lungs and raised great deal of
blood. commenced ticking the Medicine
aud il entirely cured nae. Ny wife was troub-
led with the Bronchitis. She took heavy
cold and brought it on very bad. She has
taken 1t, and it has helped her.
q. ELDRIDaE,
Mas. NJ. ELDRiDGE.
DIR. A. Rogers have used the Liver
wort, Tar and Canchalagua and have been
materially benefited by il. Last winter
took heavy cold which settled on my lungs,
producing Inflammation Of the lungs. call
ed doctor and he gave me some medicine,
but it seemed to do me no good. heard
Of the Liverwort, Tar and Cane halagua, and
purchased one bottle and il greatly benefit
ted me. Since then have taken several
bottles, and the medicine has cured me.
am acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. e.
bridge, and also with the fact of their taking
the Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagus. |
know their statement 10 be true.
r. II. ALprRSAS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26
DRatbg.

In underhl, Dec, 10, 1881, Prudence VITA in.oa,
widow OF ttsneEer WiIsiason, aged eJ years. She
was bora IA Greenfield Mars, whefs she spent the
early part Of hof life. After marriage she nased to
bakersfield, and become Of the osfly settlers OF
that iowa.
Ia south ha'dwiek, January G, Mrs. su.un, vile OF
John Gle, aged A.
Ia Newbary, January s,h, Mis-. Abigail Emerson,
a. ed 70 yoaIs.
Ia csbo, Jan s, Claiissa L., eldest ghisr OF A.
sahel and Caroline Gum, aged 81.
Ahsr pfotraeed aud painful siekLess Januaiy llth,
AtthuI paggstt Of East Montpelier, aged so yeaIs.
Ia This Cry, on Friday, Ian. 10, Of Consumption,
Mary W., wife Of kd~ad - Hs1Ad, in the 23d year OF
her age. aud only daughter Of hfs- r. kimbai OF Aont-
peiisf, Nefaiont
While life was one broad sunbeam,
fouiL's giided hopes were high,
Whiie ho~eis were clustering ia her path,
And coadl~ss shons the shy,
she chung 10 the dear ones round her,
I'm heavenly radiancs fell
uPon hsf pale, cold forehead,
With q triumph she could not tell.
The golden chain that bound sr
Mas ioosed BY the hand af frsee,
A lovely smile was vivid
Upon her young, sweet fdae.
Farewell, our precious Mary!
bride OF i've brief moons
Love and live in rapture
Whefs Joys unfading hieaH.
n T. Hraid
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WOOD WANTED.

fIiloSE indebted To this Office who wish TO Eay 10
Wood. are Qnssiad 20 give no ice mediatsly
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Count bel / a,
Washington District, -. I --Montpelier Within and
aud .or said dstfic, he 4th day OF January less
n ENisON X, SMITH. guardian az aoben j. oomls.
- minoT residing IN bano, Ia said disrict makes
application 10 said Court Tor license sell the follow
lag deserb real estate belonging bis sail wafd
vii. All the Interest which Ellen J. Loon s. late OF
Bauo, deeeased HAD 10 aHd 10 the real estate ofihs
late Robert Paddock. her fthor, being undivided
hind pln oonu half OF AL the roaI estate OF which the
said kohoH Paddock, late Of Dae died siezed Of and
also one hall ola certain pew "a the buick church
said Barre, all which real estate excepting tho pow
last nsnionsd, Il enermbered BY tho life estate Of
Lucy Paddock, widow OF the sgd Rober. Paddock, de-
ceasedi rpeesshiing that il will he conclusive thu
interest OF his SAID ward have the nfoesaid est
sold for the purpose at put ing the proceeds Of such
sale at iniefe'i OF investing the 10 stocks ia
real estate:
WHEREUPON, il 10 ordered by said Court that tho
sad application be referred 10 scssoa Of said Court
TO be held OF tho Probate uicc, In Montpelier the
9th day of February, A. ID. 1855, fof heafirg aud
deci-ion thereon And furt her ordered, that sotes
hereof be gwen 10 all interested, b. the publication Of
the nature Of said application aud tho rea 500 the
same, aad Of the time and place appointed for tho
hearing thereof three weeks sucesssisey IN tbeves-
iloat Walehnan and State journal, a Newspaper
printed al Montpelier, previous to said time appointed,
that they may appear at said time aad place, and,
,bsy cause, object TO tho granting efsoch license
BY the Count,
Aues,, Z. r. MERRILL. Rssi,.s.
true copy Of Record,
l7;sw Attest. 4. MERRILL. Register.
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]flarkrtg.
cambridge Cn,,lc unr,.c,.

Photographed 10 VI Waterman \ state Joufuail
wroSr.p,y, January "a, less.
At Market 500 cattle-5n0 beeves, % stores.
fMers-eSIa $50; fret quality S. second quail
" % 10 30 third quality, q Is to : ofdinay, D.
WoHKtSu pVHS-No siies.
sruars-tows and calves from o. "a IN sol wear
Jag to S5 two yruf od SEA TO $50 2 ihfee year
old $50 TO Sis.
sum AND L.Nns.--Nt Market IS 80. Extra $3.50 to
by lot itom 81 30 50 10.
Rsmafks-1o market IL lightly siocke ed owing 10 the
late storm. There hHs hecn stock at all dfiven In
ibis week. Tho market IA firm and steHdy. Tho do
~ nd nciu by The trade this week Is small
o. The following remarks" on last
weeks Cambridge market are worth copying
for the notice Of Vermonicrs.
Remarks The market is not quite so
quick as il was last week, but still the sales
all round are firm and steady at quotations.
The Montreal market at this time is about
the same as ours. as It regards prices, which
has tendency to stop off our usual supply
of stock over the Northern railroads. Four
fflhs OF all the cattle at both markets this
week arc oxen Of good size and extra quail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26

The attention Of our readers is called to
Professor IIolloway's Advertisements in an
other part of our columns. The world wide
renown Of his Pills aad Ointment arc too
well known TO require much comment from
us but they are, without doubt. the most ef
ficacious remedies for ma Complaints
Many Of our readers have derived immense
benefit from using the Pills in cases Of bile,
and general arrangements of the stomach
and bowels, and no cutaneons disease can
resist the curative powers Of the Ointment
the effect on the human frame is certainly
astonishing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26
i.
standardization Series of
Rocks.

The Essentid Cuursr Of ;hi, Series consists Of
MAC LAUHiA'S SNSIEu or MANUAL GYM
NASnC LNGtCf-E<,
IN Five Num,rrs, arcomp4 uiad hr Book IT Tasttue.
ton, Books 20 ail, together xth SIX OF the Mac
Lauren Pens and holior, Pot ur in one package, and
sent to any plf Of The Uuusd States by mal, n the
portage pad, at onn tnliif.
The larger Coufsc 10 tic same as the preceding,
augmented ~ the sctie. of 81, Round aud Fine and
Cory Books and Blans txercise Ruled Boos, d. Two
nolllra
tho Book c'niainag 'ull Exposition Of fhe Srs-
TEN wiih h &c toHs, wii He scut separtiu oang ne
uidr ing It sod nrludng postage stamp AMI teai,o
aud bali cents. . Dos VIII CAV iuli know ledge OF
the immFnse ntveniHgrs si the system others
and enable Dee h"fsf ~ Proceed UNDERGRADUATE. II
no. awafe % the uatufr 90 t,o niin which g.. 1'ilE
ART OF WRITING BArthlf FROM rHE FIRST
ANn AT rEE SAWE ItMf--an at Moor before
tao CIR HtAe S,lsois sr bH 1fit.Hr faa.tfr8
ftrs.--l. Pfimsfy hu0s of iiif ENrfrise- Tor ani
cd lrn irfioiurt"sy io tfv Con. s Hl ttrd 90 chile
dna from iouf gears Old upward and useiul 20 all.
a. rrnfs.
. Book Of Msmmo'h Capitol Letters, for Eyita
Gymnas'ic Exercise during tho whole Cauf.r. ls 80
cents. The buus- u.o ndi. nsahe in schools.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26
State Of Vermont.

The fore oisg petition and libel being presented TO
N az 81. Alhans, IN the Couuty Of fIankhn, this
sghtse nth day Of January, 1855 and II being made
appear that the said Jsmos eei-utt 10 without thus
State and resides without this stais-It u hereby or.
deed. that the said James Nooleut be summoned to
appear cd To the ivIegoing libel aud petition,
be fore the Supreme ccuit next be held at Chel-
sea, within aud Iof the county Of Orange, 90 the
twelfth Tuesday amer the ioGHh Tuesday of Decsas-
Der ls5i BY Publishing the ssa.e, together with
this ordef, the Vermont Waiehmaa aud State Jour
nall ne wspaper printed at Montpelier 10 the eoun-
~ 81 Washipgin thee weeks successfully, thu last
publication 10 he at least ss weeks before the
nc ment Of tho session of said Supreme Court,
Givea under my hsnd at sad 81. Adams, this tigh-
teenth day VI J,nuary, a ID l6a5.
I,AAO .. REDFIEiD, Chief adse.
ies3s 81 the Supreme cuafi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26

WoSDrRYuL DIsc0vERY has recently been made
by DR.. Gurus, OF this cy the treatment Of Con
sumption, Asthma aad all Diseases o. the Lungs
We refer To =" DR.. CaTtis's HagcaRi, IaAaiiHg Hs
geaH Papsr aud Garry s uaF." Wi'h Tits new meth
cd Dr.. a. has Restored many effected Ones 10 pssirct
health an evidence ot which he has iunumetHbie
candidates.. Speaking OF the tesiment, physician
rrmarks lit IS evident that inhaliug -eoustantly
breathing az agreeable healing vapor, The medicinal
properties came difert contact with the whole
of the nral cavity OF she lung-, aud thus pc the
many AID varied changes produced upan then whoa
odncod nio ihe mach aud su eeted to the process
Of digestion. The IlyseiHa y for SAL BY FRED
SMITH, Montpelier, Vt, and at all the druggists
lhfuushou; The counnJ.-Fr0m hs NeD YORK. DafeA-
IF Jan. II.
see advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation IN anoih
er column OF his napcr l2;ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26
JflarrinNtg.

IN East Crfinib. Janua-y isih, by Rev. q. Rfo~
st. Robert huiehas and Mis. Laura W. Joaes, b
Of 3. rnpsh ini.
~ fassion, Jaa. OH. by Rsv 6. w Keiiogr,
Asro u. Bmss, Of Wauon, and Ms. Anna Il. eng
Of Faysion.
10 Lowell, Jaouafy Is, ~ tho Rev. T. n. Thav
Mf.s'anley Man,heid Of Lowol Mass. TO Miss iluid
Ann Stone OF Waterway
10 Topshnm, Dee %, Nc. John \ col Of New Yol
ioMiss Elizabeth :, Morrison or r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26
DR.. NcLaue's Celebrated Liv-
er Pills.

New York, August ?, le5A
Thi. ia 70 certify that having been afflicted with
Liver Compsini fot ten years, aud after having tiled
nearly every kauNa remedy without dnding relief, 1
vas at last Induced 10 ny DR.. MeLANE's CFLEBRA-
TED LIVER PILLS and af,er using only two boxes,
was pericclly cure now take PLEASURE in recon-
meadns them 20 the public, tho aest LIVER, or
ANTI-BILiOUs PILLS eser offered TO tho pubic.
MRS. ANN MALoNA,
No. II, Rivington Street,
The above valuable rene y, aiso Dr. M'Lanes
Celebrated Nefmifase, no~ he had At all The
spectacle Drug Stores in this city.
b-T Purchasers VIII please be careful 1, ask for,
aud take roae bu' DR.. M'Lane's Liver wills
Theis ave o,hei Pils, pu'poruag 10 be Liver Pills,
now before he public. ls2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26

NoNNf'He'' 'ahuA'1 o'h' leS'' u
70 tls Hner1tis ssprsms Catu II Jua.safAss, n,sf,.
BE- Asia at CAei-ea ruhfH AID f.r tie C,Hafy II Or
eSgs, On the trsgts Tessaoy sJter sJo~rh Taesaas
% Dsesiatsr 4. n. is5i
a ia petition OF Belfey Wooeuti, OF Wilism.town
20 lhe County OF orange aud STATE oi Vermont,
Thai, a. wiliam.tasa. IA said Orange county,
the I~eaty-seseHiA ts7l day at June, A u 1882 she
slawtoily maffiid 10 James Wo.rutt then of VA.
ismstown, aforesaid BY ELISHA Scout, then Of said
WlianlsUNn, minister OF IN. gospel and fiom thai
time 10 lhe ihii9 day OF March A 1850, lived win
the said Janes Wooicutt IA the strict obsefsauee of
all the dIiies required by the marriage cosenant,
when tho said lance Woolcutt without cause wiully
deserted your petitioner. Nho has since bcen len
chidfen al the said Jtnss and Jour petitioner while
the said Nooltuit husband your pettionsf uiiefly
regardless Of his mafrugo VOWS wholly deserted
abandon cd your petitioner The taifd day Of March
d 1850, aud went 10 paris unknown, and hath ever
since kept himself from The society Of his family aud
has wlfuly neglected. TO provide ivT your petitioner
hts said children home or support, US husband and
taiheI he should have done.
You psti,inaor lumbar represents, that sho has
heen inhab act Of this state, and has resided 81
Wiiiamstown uiOfesaii, snce The monih Of April A
ID 1850 l the date hereof she therefore prays hat
the bands OF matfimoay between her and the said
James Wuocuit may be- dissolved, and that bill Of
divorce be granted hef and inasmueh your petition
has had The and custody of the two children
herself aud her said husbsnd Aforesaid for so Oag
time, aud has beeume attached 10 them BY Of al
fectiap aEd u sill desuous TO support them, your petit
toner pays that the aud custody OF said children
IL with the rules of sail court and agreeable
to the ass OF ths state. may be dec eed her, also
the amount Of household furniture aud personal prop
city OF the said lanes Woodruff, valued about one
hund do lars and Hlso such other property your
petitioner has aoIseh acquired by her Industry
or has ia any lawful manner come TO her hands OF
possession, for hei own use o. beashi may be asssn
ed To your petitioner and that your Honorable Cou't
will make such mThef orders and DEGREES IN tue pre-
mi.e' as equity may require, ,,,,o,,,,,,..,
Deni,on X. Smith, Atiefoey.
Willismstown, Jaauary IL, 1873.
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Revolution in the Art of Writ
inuf

Such as has rtvei before taken place, anI will quail
y thuus nds Of lOu-g men Tor good positions book
keepers, accountants Hnd cupyss, Who have Jailed
iesra 10 write wei unisf evffy other system II ~
equsiJ adapted to teaching iapid and elegant adc,
hand.
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The School Series.

Teachers rfe respectfully infffmed tina. Nscf o.
rim. SYSTEM or GNWNAS1GC iXEEGfSES
being complete Course 81 Gymna.tic Exercises. de
siga'd 10 give he sieaiesi pnssihie Command o the
pen, Published 20 TX nuri or, price - rrnis.
MACLAtEiNiS ron Nr-HsN Nd COPY HOOKS
10 tNuptts. price IS csuis . aud
MACLAuEtN sLEttS or FiNEHAND cory
BOOKS Go four parts, price 80 reGt., arc row ready
Tho Shove Twelve hook- constitute MacLauun's
Complete setfs. r,ico FL so ioi the set.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-26

THIS IS a tine opportunity of owning a de-
Ugh iui untfv residence the city where the do
mcsic cumurs OF family cicc can be fully realized
a"d where 1000 building lots aud about Got farms have
htei. been sold aud sales daily being made to
individuals who, Oft irentofl rxaminauon vi ns lo-a.
ton aud a-cerianng the quality ct the soil selac
ing fafm- i1f agricultural purposes, being confident
nat 10 land 20 cheap nod calculated To Increase
rlrdiy 90 valdc can he within 50 inics OF the city
THIS iind would have heeu AL taken up ycai- back,
but hfs beru safi sfaie faf the LIST Crufu5v, and
completely Looted zap tor upwards Of tao hundred
s'uts since which a. go sales have been made, aad
where tNe IS I'd afof tne a. large may now he seen
bsan ln fui -"s Anl ca tiycd nrds wasiag with the
Abundant productions uf our ul,the r.rafth.
THIS is Of be- host opportunities nov offered 10
those OF siul % means VINO destitute Of home OF
hrit own 30 purchase ono for tfihr, also.
ten fanns, containing zach dsn AMI ten acres md up
wafds, OF tnn s2i TO SIS per acre.
~ An pfi-nns wishing To avail ihcmscives Of tho
onp"'tuHiiN now oH Tod 10 procure Toe Farm or
-picudd building laf near ihe Empire Guy, .hould
male immediate appiirauoHas they nre nearly dis-
posed rt Appiy 10 en- MILES NOOU 2Os Iro5Iway
conner ni Futon street, y. =, where mlps and pau
hl ca be had ~ cent 1T feqaitod by mii gfaisof
to w w hDNELh, Aseni, Montpelier ". los
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K. Il. X. No. /.
Important Proclamation

AGREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
Ia the year Of our Lord, l-f5 10 our capacities of
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