davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

0St1-A woman has no natural grace more be-
witching than sweet laugh. 1t is like the
sound ofthe flute on the water II leaps from "a
her heart in clear, sparkling rill, and thelna
heart that hears it feels it as if bathed in the,
cool, exhilirating spring, y"
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

EPIGRAM ON A LADY AND HER PICTURE.
Original, and copy, too, ......o
Seem closely with the art acquainted;
. The likeness, therefore, is quite true,
For both are--very highly painted. .
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

OF The Staunton (VaD Vindicator suites
that for some weeks past several bands OF So
called Gipsics have been prowlng through Au-
gusta and the neighboring counties. Some of
them visited the Warm Springs, in Bath, and
while there, one of the number stole about
$1,000 from colored man, under pretence Of
making it "grow to bushel." The loser
having been foolish enough to let it go out of
his own hands. ,.r
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
FAMILY JARS.

Jars of jelly, jars of jam,
Jars of potted beef and ham,
Jars Of early gooseberries nice,
Jars ofmince meat, jars of spice,
Jars Of orange marmalade,
Jars of pickles, all home made,
Jars of grape plucked from the vine,
Jars Of honey, superfihe;
Would the only jars were these
Which occur in families!
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

A QUEER FEE.-A young lawyer took for
his first fee II newfoundland pup, whereupon
the following correspondence ensued between
him another I" limb:
8 Of lawyers first fee, if you'll tell me the
name,
Which backward aud forward spells always
the same,
And do it correctly, I'll below and holla,
'Tu sempar eris mihi Magnns Apollo
ANSWER:
" Your riddle, received just ere going TO bed,
Was a long time i'll getting through my stupid
head, .-
Till weary and worn, and about to give up,
! 'ParturleuL montes ct nascitur'-PUPr' VI
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
A HAsTY WORD.

Guard well thy lips; for none can know
What evils from the tongue may flow;
What guilt, what grief may be incurred
BY one incautious, hasty word.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

CossumPrroS.-Why Is a .bond executed
by person in consumption, HiegaH 4.'. i.'
Because it is an invalid % deed
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
Epitaph -

Here lies, cut down, like unripe fruit,
The wife of Deacon Amos Shute;
She died of thunder sent from heaven, -
In seventeen hundred and SEVENTY. seven.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

~ THE DIARY or a PHYSICIAN --Diarrhea, Of
course t3raus tilHss
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TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

YESTERDAY morning. we received our for
cIgn papers. brought Nv the steamer Allan
tie. and have published elsewhere detailed
accounts of the bomharIment of Sweahorc,
and Of the battle of the Tchcrnava These
two brilliant teatS Of arms had revived the
allies. who had been rathrr depressed since
Il rrpul>e OF the 18Th ; and again the poo
pie OF Engiand and France were ur,ing
their respective governments TO ycrSevrrc in
prosecuting the war. until Russia Is tllec'u-
ally cured Of her mania for universal donuin-
lon Another winter campaign in the Girl
mra was considered lne'Ifahle and ample
preparations Were in progress 10 render the
condition OF the forces aS comfortable a> DOS
>.he. II any reliance can he placed in the
statements OF the Paris press. we lniult infer
that no more attempts Will be made 10 storm
the Russian works which protect Scha~touo:
bat that tie Slow and sure process OF minin.
and SanPlng Will b. pcr>cvcrcd IN until the
place i reduced. OF course the Eu>>;.ir~
viii countcr-ninc and hand-to-hand fights
underground viii form another episode in
tins protrac'cd >'r"e. Scha>topo the allies
nv. must be- oars. while the Russians as OBJ
>'Inatciy proclaim that they will c.cnl i w
the last. The Ud stories about the want Of
provisions IN >cba>tol1oi are rcvivco.anI may
b" true, as ia" great 'ljrcc If supplies the
sea Of Al"i. i IN conI 'lctc possession OF the
alIl">. consequently Irrrkop is the only ave
nur by winch IN" garrison can hc supplied
and We understand the roads were alu.c>. IN
pa-~ftI". IN consequence Of heavy rams
hat tUt Eu.-I:ip m w..
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left at least $500 dead on the field. amcng
whom were three Generals: 80 of their Off
GERS and 1920 of their soldiers are in the
French hospitals. and 400 prisoners were ia
ken. making a total loss of 1853. The French
had Isl killed and SO wounded, and Gener-
al Della Marmora reports that 200 of his men
were put liars du conLot so that the total
loss OF the allies appears to have been about
1900.
THIS att1cl, ofthc cnomv had evidently
been long prrmedtatcd. for in the last week
Of july. dc>cr'crs from the Russian camp an
nonnced that it was in preparation. and.
thongh the lapse Of time seemed to di>credlt
their accuracy. the same story continued to
be repeated hv dt>er,cr> in the first and sec
ond weeks Of the present month The Lon
don Morning Post. whose information is gem
orally Trustworthy. says
We had beer led to expect these tidincs,
not from any intelligence forwarded from
the Crinea SO much AS from our knowledge
of the tact tina. orders had been transmitted
from 81 pctcr>bur"h to the Russian Generals
10 attack our lines before the end of August.
The reasons which induced the Emperor
Ncxand"~ to owe such orders and fix date
tor their execution, were the urgent repre-
>cntationS of his commanders. who sent de-
>pa'rh after ac>vatch TO their Government.
informing 1t of the dcarth of the means of
transport and of provisions. which was ma
KING itself severely felt, and threatened to
prov" fatal to the very existence of his arm
les. Ii the month of September should find
them in their then position'
Prince tolt>chaAoti. in his account of the
battle acknowledges that the Russian troops
were " compelled to retire to the right bank
Of ia" Tclrrnava. lnt states that after this
defeat they vainlv awaited the enemy there
during four hours" This patient valor. how
ever. was Tnrcwar'lcd. for 4" the Allies did
not advance. and the Russians then retired
70 their former POSITIONS.
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s.:-'..e e.. si." r.lc:u:.;m

~,
'''' VI '''' ''''p correspond ~ CIV
M an account Of tn" bate have tao. been re-
"rIv"6 Fut the dispatches are full. aud ena
H.. u> ~ uiyr an in;,IIi.r;ll. ,.o,,,,,..l:
;,.,,.o....c:
''''
-" ''l'' ''",,'''. I" 'l' ION {" AutH~'. ~
''E"fraN' NISSAN force OF about 5o.oo'
men, perm. al! WHO 'oni' "' spared from fae
"rIth'' 81 >''3>'"i"' af1rk''i "a" position
Oh me aii"> on ~" l'h"rnaNa. IL" attack
was c'nluctrd. r": ty Gen lr.ran'!i. ~
al hr>' r'!.,r'"d: nnt 10y ID" Russian Com
"',''''- any "'''' ''rn'r'i irinrc ''orf> Ia.
N',' ana II was directed agalr'>: The rrn''"
ana rI"h' 81 the allied hlr. composed OF
ffnh'h ana Shrt'man iorc">.
i''"''h the POSITIONS OF the two armies. a.
''s zoo" map "i the rm'a vii show there
were r'','Fl">'' IN" river ard the valley of
we 'hcr"av'. the l'",~l'n> occupying tine
h''-i'> on tine n"ht. the French and >tr'Iin-
,''~ on ne i'h "f that river II was vel
N,'"" '"'' me russians had strongly tor''f-
'' '"',' i">,''"n' ana IN" allies had no les
"'"''' 'Hc'F>. L was evident. there
.'''. ''"' whenever army first descended IN
''''' ''"'i'2 N"''' would be- exposed
- NV ">"'i- l'r'' oil 'h' h">'I'" artillery.
W wa WIS "'''''>'''.' IN fhe allied camp.
w III! WI '''' f''' "i me hnS-
ha,lor;na -, =, " ','''''- 40 o>''h'a''ou' a
Wv f' ~ 'h' T'Cohn"l1>an-
General - ami, j.. ..,, Wv ''''"
tho left L,nt ,nJ .x'i'. ~ .'I' '>''"r Oh
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.SH1..s in gN1u.as

y Kansas SVna.tcr writes As follows to the
Pennsylvania Inquirc~ under date of Aug. ;.
There is one difficulty we have to contend
with here. and that is slavery and its ad,o-
Gates. Missouri is determined TO impose >,a
very upon u, at all hazards: and not only
negro slavery. but laws OF such a nature that
no freeman can submit to; she has already
invaded our TERRITORY. tramplcl upon our
ri.it>. driven Us from our ballot boxes, I'M
rooted oar houses, and committed murder M
on oar people. We are again threatened with
another INVASION but we are determined to
rcpcl it, We are enrolling ourselves in com
pauic>. The rtinhtorhood live IN has n
laIor company OF rlilrmcn, called the Paimv-
IA Guards. was chosen second in command
hN the People each mans rifle will onl, cost
I'm the sum OF one dollar We are expect
mo cvc"v dav to have a battle with the Mis-
sourian> they have threatened to march up-
on Us five thousand armed men, and drive us
from the soil. think they will have have
hard work to do that. Our nciohborhood in
tend to remove their families among the In
dams for protection: what think YOU of that?
Cur government refuses protection. and the
red man oilers his to our wives ard children
The Sioux and Ottawa Indians are ready at
any moment when called upon to aid us. for
'hcv are decidedly opposed to slavery. and
are strong free >oilerS. hope Won will pub
h>h this among the people spread it far and
wide. and let them see what q miserable GOV
eminent we have.
The Chicago Press lately had an interview
with man who had travelled through the
create: portion of Northern Kansas and civrs
II As his opinion that before three months are
over every settlement OF tree State men in the
Territory will have its rifle brigade There
is fixed determination settling down upon
them. that fighting is to be the order of the
day. and they are preparing tn emselves to
to meet the enemy at every point.
-FEVEE IN VIRGINIA. - At Norfolk,
on Sunday. there we're forty deaths from The
fever. and a considerable diminution in the
number Of new cases.
ut Portsmouth. on SATURDAY., there were
six deaths. Dr> Marshall and Fleatv, of
Baltimore. DR.. Cravcrott. Of Philadelphia.
DR.. Smith, of Columbia. fPa) and Drs Go
inr aud Marsh. Of Richmond. are desd DR..
BaIiour. Of Norfolk. j. also dead.
The fever mas broken ont at Suffolk. L.
miles from Portsmouth, and the people are
Il, NJ l,an.c stricken.
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l)rntbs.

lioYr-In this town. Aug. 81. Mr. Josiah Hovt
aged go wears.
Collin Carlc>ton. Aug 81 Della. daughter Of
W. Il. and Deborah Cole. aged year. months
and DAYS.
NIs"N-In Cabot, Aug "a, Mrs Caroline Eliza-
abeth, wife Of Mr.. q. II. Wilson, and daughter Of
Jonathan Herrick. $50 aged %
S"AI>-ln South Hardvick. Aur os, Of ,lro,,v.
Jeremiah swan, ac.d ~ year formerly Of San
hprr.>" y "
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First Premium Mclodeons.
TIE VERY EEST NOW MANtT ACJiEED
=. ID. X II. w. SMITH.
E>FECTfIIIY cal 'lrc attention # .llc =;

>E>FECTFlILY c:.ll 'lrr Intention # .lc r,,f.
ne I" their improved M"i"cni'-. rcrl>aiif, on
exhibition ~ Their w:ircIroni> M. Al Washington
street. R>ton, Mas
iy in"aii> Of a nic'lio'! Of n:,inq known on
II 7" Themselves they have ~lsrcc!rd IN removing
The harsh and huIIin~ sound whir: formerly c,r
artrrz" He instrument. nI rendering the tones
;H!i. clear AMI or.rn-r. Tn. c.oi ! l.-.,,,,,,.
and rc'hr. enabling the performer I" cx.,.r,e the
mos rai''! i.H~c without Mu,1 "a; H." TOTES The
well ! AFI''.""'i I" eve .r,it cxi,-c-~ioIi
Inc manufacturers received the first premium
over a.! c'i'licf"r>. ~ the Fair 81 IL. Mas trr-
I'ahlc >>''lIil"i: NJ" N Tie Nc'rrml;tsu Me
cll:iIc Far hci', N Washington. D. e.
For III" l;trpr instruments are furnished =. FRI
&C. varying from 50, "a "a
i-ar.'T Instruments. with wv" harl> Of KEYS for
c!i;'it> and -'l.aii "fufcii,- fiurn $50 ia -.}no
HE ia-i lr-;r''""'f I'"wn ~ the Dram iIar,no-
mum. h''> been ">'"ii.i:D!' Improved hv Mcs>re.
smith. an! '"v have secured :: ra.,t .l.er tor
Persons = T." Wi~h :" i... -. l..l.o,,s win - WOW
o purchasing at the c q" tie vc:lr can have The
REM cFedie! a. par; ;y!!..l; 81 :,ie purc: NO.
'N. :i"-:i>
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BRIGHTON MAEkET-Sctt c

AZ market l05C beef cattle. % stores IL pairs
working oxen II! cows and calves, $500 sheep and
lambs 1870 swine.
fRICtS.-Eeet Cattie--Extra .; Is. quality s !.
Cd qualitv s: Sd do :.
Hides t;'llow, .; pelt> '3c; ca'f>kins, I2.C
per h.
Yea, ralveS.-Sf
" Working OXcn-SIuo 10 ,5n
Cows and C.vc>-So0 tof0
>'i"ep and I.lr.bs-Ex:r;,. s. to :: hv lot, 81
a2i
Swinc-7c; Retail, ,aS
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CAMfEiDGl. CATTLE MAhkET-So,,.. 10
Vt Market LEO Cattle. 100 I;ecv"~ and 81 scores
consisting 'i v ing oxen. C"w> ai.i Calves
! crrl:i@S tw" and ttce Years old.
Price>-Mar!' Beef xrrn >ea>! per cyyt; 1t
quality >fa1: :! qualify - :a6; j.; quality S;
ordinary -.
P"!i>-I2a f2c. Calf >kir>-I2.c per IL.
Yea 'alv">-u1 sales. Worn'ng Oxci! - $50
aSi,'. Cows and a.Nr>-S3 g. 10 g.
lcar.Il@>->:' :" Is Two Years Oh!-S11 toll
Three Years o!.i-Sl,r" S2s
>!.er;' a:'l l,,ni>-..jl 1T market Extra. 50
to-: by lot. >i! :, -
Sw'ii''-;'' III market. Pres - Young. Sc; =
Old. 'r per To-
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United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY.
6 MInpIE SrEtrr. LowtIt. Mass rs
ELIuANAN W. S(JCTT.

brali>'liai. fracticai an! theoretical Nccllauc
Tor fourteen years.
iE"l RES iATf>T> IN th>. and I'LL Foreign Cuun-
tries here Patent Law exist
EiIEEt>'Is. The UNDERSIGNED have t.,r SEVERN
wears been acquainted WIKI Mr. W S,orr. and
STAT" with pleasure. tha. he Il gentleman ii r,l-
questionable" integrity. and knowledge in The ii,~i
mess III which he i engaged
>rwALL g. M,Ck Mavorof Lowell.
!. W. EEAEn. Attorney AT Law. and ASST Treas
| s, BOSTON.
H. i. SMITH Manufacturers f Machinery Lowell
EiI>HN lir>TI>'T">. TX It. GOV M~. Lowell
d. EICnAEp>"N. Atty at Law * Co. Comm
AR. EE"w> Atty at Law. and Director of the
"ame>lt Bank .23y,
FAI Terms for Castings ana MODELS for Ma
chimes, promptly manufactured f. ". SCOTT
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ONE W EEK LATER.
Halifax. Srntrmhor

ia HAN, N'IN"mnpr |.
IT," Royal Nail Steamship Africa. Capt
Harrison. arrived here early this morning
Frlr@ii. Liverpool dates to the st inst, one
wee later
The past week had been productive of nc
event q! moment. and the attitude Of the bel
.igrr"nt> was entirely unchanged.
Interesting details Of H." battle of Traktcr
Bridge. ON he Tchr~na,a ard the official
accounts of ''r allied commanders. had beer
received" hey do not alter thr complexion
OF the 2tialr. and claim that it was a decided
victory tor the allies
Another Hn>>lan attack nron the allied
line. near the Cemetery. was looked FOR. and
Preparations were lci' made to resist it,
N:r Intelligence.
The Ara@o, from Southampton. (arrivcd
At New OK Yesterday attcrnoon). brought
the intelligence Of Russian auhn>radr be-
10 ca'riri lv the French before Scba>.ono!
at! Of an action between seventeen Hns>iar,
-un-Ioa'>. nom RIA. and the British steam,
tli.a'r Hawks. and corvette Despatch.
The AFRICA now hrinr> many Interesting
details OF the recent battles. but few Incl
dents.
BATTLE OF rnr 'T,nrENAyA. Gencr-
A. Simpson and rcli>>cr both supply re-
ports. They say The Russian attack was a
dciI!era effort 10 lai,, the >ico, Of Srha>,o-
l"l. and II the Russians had succeeded in
holding II" l., 'G!'~ cr th.> side e tie river
hey fmlh = lltrt'!,d 10 attack lie allies
from tour o.nt>. iiI: y NAN attack on Il
ak 'l,a arutl,r ON tlt. I,,it; =, ..,,,, oil .,.
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JGarriaqrs.

CHAMKt CI.AEk-In th. town Sent : lex
Rev. ". ". 1havcr. Mr.. Wright Chamhcrlin Of
Sfan~tead. and Mrs. Mara Clark. of this TOWN
NArI'-CHrE, HIIL-In Ca>tIc:on. lin the Con
tional Meeting IIou>e.) Sep. 6. by W. Child.
u. H.. ''e" {. Knapp Of Benson. and Alzina VI.
Churchill, Of lIuhnarlton, Missionaries of ,he 4 =
+ VI. under appointment 10 the Assvrian Mis-
sion. Mc>,rotalnia
NHIr>FN-WINN-ln Barnet. Sent. ; hv Rev
A. I. smith. of Danville Mr. Edward q Wb,,po,
OF A~hbv, Mass. and Miss Mary J. Vim. of Bar
net.
fI>"LE-EA>TMAH-In Derby. Sep. >. hv Rev.
A. \"rcroSS. Mr.. y. II. Fisher of s.. Johu~hury.
ana Miss Annette Eastman. Of North Troy.
f"t N'-CLoUGH-Al>o.o on 9Th inst. .hv the same
Mr. David Young Of Macog. e. f.. and Miss Mary
Ann Clouch, Of Charleston
NoRTIIE'r-ADAMs-Al>o the 10Th inst bv -ho
same, Mr.. Hartman Northrop Jr. of Fairfield. and
Miss Ann f.. Adams. of Derby
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We. have l"en purchased from IKE lc>. >-,cc-
mons H. 'Ar cry. and H. ir,c~ T. ;.,l~wcr Il rcaav
>a'". Having d".v t~il!r>~ - Ioi = ~ they ha,,.
at thor old stand. and ill, ciyui such -i:>i:.r-
t"l Key 'h!h j, u-,l-- /" throw on. II lur.s ;d
N"r:>orn"l'. HE lest advertisement i j. eli
goo! ''"'> and a Il low Price: and that ! y tai,
'' are h"liiI I" r ley never hD-. 81 selling
U"f '""- ct'iit. ;!.iti ANY else ;ii' they do
boast II -"''nt II GOOD G.an,uf> and -"i,rt Them
~ NJ" "'Vaacc i"ln cost. Finer cy,,ri,.c. in
'h"r i''>'nr>~ l. -r 'fa' they are hound not 10 l,.
uH."r-"ld. LAKE i'."r Word for L. .c,,..,aen a..,!
-" '!f1n - ell. they have u ..u. fl. stock #
IF' '"'i'~ g." al. y .'> AMI r"lrr~ Black German,
p"''r "i al i'ltc'>. very .,-rlh.r >:v,- If Fan
- i'''-A''.> ''.l Ca 'u'r'~ Nc>'.,-~ '.: :l.rv
if1d" Themselves - -l"w,'- CAL m! >clr.. on.
If tho>- c.u.c, -k \.y.; Nc,ti. :, hcr, Won, los,
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$1,000 REWARD.

Y'Ht above reward will he paid for information
that will lead 20 tho c",lyicti.n 81 IN. ,,cr>on
or person. II" sole watermoors from NV garden
on Wednesday Sept T. - HO,ES
81 .i,,ii;~,,.,r,
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- ne sac / AR was llrin at EutIaNi
this week, on Tuesday Wednesday. and
Thursday. The attendance was quite large.
Particulars next week.
- The body Of IIoratio Pierce was found
on the railroad track about five miles from
West R,ndolpll. on Saturday morning. lis
head was severed from his BODY. and both
were >l,ocking!v man@led. IN empty bottle
was found h. hi> side.
-FEIGHIrvL FNI-On Thursday Of
las. week Philip Tolin. voun- man in the
employ of Mr.. C. Stevens, fell from the dome
@. the rev Town Hall. at Ca>tleton upon
which he was AZ work. Striking the roof of
H., buil'lin.. thirty feet below the point from
which he first fell. he <lppe i over the caves
and 20 III" ground Melica! all was prompt
" procured. and unon examination not
bone was found to br broken: and ~ last ar-
counts he injured man was in a fair way tor
recovery. The point where he first lot h>
footing i nearly seventy feet ahovc he
ground. and his escape from instant death
seems little les than miraculous HWIrhH
HruH.
-IIoEEIp MtrprE-O One Of the most
cold bloodrd murders that ever hlackcncd
the criminal history Of Vermont. occurred las;
Thursday, in the town OF Fletcher. in Frank
lin County. in a difficulty hetNccn two ne1El-
bor>. Abiai Chase and Jefferson Fulton. who
had previously been on lal terms on account
Of ALLEGED wrOng, or trcs>pn>>c>. On that
dav son Of Chase went into the watcr-mcl-
on patch of Fulton, who. di-covcriar the boy
with a melon. ,ha~tiScd him. and sent him
had an interview with Fulton. which result
ed without personal violence on either SIDE.
and the parties separated. about three o.
clock that afternoon and several hours after
the occurrences mentioned. Chase and his
son. as they were at work in the field. saw
Fulton approaching when the boy male OIL
Tut Chase standin. lis .rouuI. Fulton rush
al upon him with butcher knit. and sab
ten rods. when Fulton over,aking him. gaye
him a stab in the back TIA, Laid him dead on
hut falling TO ovcr,akr him. aoain returned
~ HI 'I'- '''''''' anu ''N''"''' ''' '''
't''''"' N' ~ WI ''i> '''''''> 'o'.. "''r
""''"' Nv ''''''' '''> '>'''l' mo ''' woods
"h" up 10 rr'''E n'-''' '''' large '"m"rr o.
-.
:,
~ '''' '''''' '''''' '''>'
'''''' "''' N''''''' ""''o ''"-
'h >a"o''h 'NrnlhI' J.. t. root, the
'''' c"''>'''"e "' '"'"''''-'' "fH'' passing
from a hrl-""Pr I" ms boarding place. tell
Y ''>'''-
. '''''''
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Administrator S Sale at
cTIoN.

NJ Ill. lee sold n public auction. or Tuc>,,:i-
W or' .. ~ . o'clock. \. NJ. al -. Jol>l,ii-
~. ni"n The premises ot ~" late DIR. CALVIN lew
cft the Gar len 1T and Office thereon with r,rlt
81 way :" the drIvc-w ns'l 20 90 :" FInlr...
Earn aud Office. Also tlie rc~cr-i"n Of The Wiz
owS lower: also undivided 9TH parts "f tie
Homestead al pleasantly situated nUItl. AMI ID
l"lnlrg the South Church Lot.
I. hElfS. Administrator :nd
t.--.' ...r III
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w EErk oI TIE ATIANrIC.-t,recn
the diver has been down 70 til. wreck OF the
Atlantic-tound himself upon the wheel
house felt his way 10 the state room IN The
after part OF The boat and attached, line 10
the window OF the same. This room i, sup
posed - contain the sat. OF tl,. American TX
press Company. lie remained under water
10 minutes. and brought up witt. him pieces
OF the wreck. some of which were brought
down by the l'lymou,h Rock on her last ,rip
to this city. He only waits for warm wealth
er for another trial. and entcrtains no 2oubt
of his success in obtaining the IRON .af,. o,
the Company. and with it The treasure. The
samples Of wood from the wreck are 50 water
soaked as 10 sink al once when put INTO water.
-BnFnlo E'Ir~>.
- \ few DAYS since the citizens Of Prov
lncctown, y. j held meeting. and chose A
committee 20 proceed to the West. with full
powers 10 contract iJr Hour st!i.ic,.n; TO sup
Lc tAnu.l,.- f'' town
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INDIA RUBBER COATS.

a ND vcry large assortment Of FEr1;i-iin-
~ Goods. for sal. very low by
BOLES & DINING.
Sept. 10. 1sij. .tatf
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NOTICE i hereby given that application will l..
' made :" the next LEGISLATURE "f th- State iur
the charter of Bank "a Toe located at Cal, u;l q
Village.
Cabot, sept. I. ls:.E. a45-..
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FAIR GROUND COMPANY,

n assessment "f So per share "f fp capita
I stock Of his Company has been or,cre ,av
able :" the Treasurer on or before the 2nth of IN,
current month A. g. CHADWICK Tro,s
81. John~burv. Sept. II. $50. slswl
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We S 1lNGS !,

HEAVY firc French Fa,rv Nel,c.~. IL,
I Cashmere. Valencia and t,rci alden Nr-.inr-
Fall and Winter STYLES at EOLES & DEMING'S.
sept l.. 1>j:. 1,.:-f
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oll'E i hcrcl, clvcn that aIj,licl.on vii, lc
made "a the r.Xi LEGISLATURE ui .li- STATE. for
ne" County. I" toe composed "f the towns "f
ilardWick. Warden pa..vii.e lc:tc1in ,,r.ioIi and
Cabot from Caledonia C"n.iv. tn" t"wl.> al Marsh
uci'.. PiaiIiiic.l. and N"r'itury from Washington
County,. and t'rccil>horu from Orleans County.
Sept. 4. $50. si5-47
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CLOT HIN G.!

4 LARGE lot Of Fall and Winter Cinthin-. com
rrSinC variety of every thing necessary for
Gentlemen wear For al" r"rv ~. ~
EDlES 4 pHMlNG.
II I"iinStUrv- Sept. T.. $50 aiG:f
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