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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22
NOTICE I

TUE ANNUAL Meeting Of the Fmmsu' Mutual
Fro lnsunucs Comnanv. Tor the ohoes Of BOARD
Of Director Tor tho year ensuing, will he hold Al tho
oihcf oi sail company n Mon noliei on the 10Th day
Of Octohof ncrt AZ one O'Clock 3. NJ.
0li3w JOSEPH POLAND, Secretary.
WANTED RARE CHANCES GREAT
W iNDUCEMENTSt
WANTED-Men Ia every Town and County 10 tho
Union 10 orgage IN honnfihie business which pays s.
and $40 per day. No Humbug Book Patent Medicine
business Fan particulars sent rasg application,
poet paid to
ID. WARMER 4 CO.,
Ollm IL South Third Street, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
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FOR TIE TOILET.

IT Is MsHL' HreossEsDro voR irs FhAshAFeE.
during ihe time this celebrated compound has been
- before the American Public, ID has for itself a
reputation which desnea 10 take The lead of sI pfep
afatons for the hair.
from LeouaId Stodntd, city Marshni Of Lawrence
To uHps itinaf CosCFHN Having nssd Driieht's
Spanish Lura for the Hair, for several months past
do not hesitate 70 say that far exceed. ything of
the Sind have ever used you have bAd head try
~ lyou are blessed With good head efhar aud ~i.h
70 teiaia b glossy healthy snd nice then Delight
Spanish Lu,tral-it IT, just the thing 10 DO it,
From a Letter from David Morgan, OF ihe 10y
Mills, Lawrence
had but very little faith in the spanish Lustal,
knowing that there is much imposition 10 he shap II
Hair Restoratives - but ( concluded to ny IT, The
htst bottle caused fuzzy Appearance my head fol-
lowed by young hair, and before had nnshed the
ond bottle had plentiful crop, which entirely
realized the wonderful virtues OF the spanish Iustfal
My residence 10 No le Bay State Corporation, Law
renee, where / can be- seen al any time.
Pfepued by J. g. WADLFtGH, Druggist, No. Ap-
pleton Block, Lawrence, Mass,
20 and so Cents per Bottle.
FRED r. SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale AGENT for
Vermont. TO WHOM All orders should he addressed.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
lmnnrfiinI AnnOmncem

RIO Att PERSONS afflicted with seruai Diseases
! such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS, fNPO TENUE
GONNpRuEA 4, GLEE1. SYPHILIS &C. &C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia In
view Of Tho awful destruction Of human life and health
oau.ad hy sexual Diseases, and thu daceptons which
are puctiicd upon tho unfortunate victims Of such
diseased by Quaots, hayo directed their Consulting
surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their
name, 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all
persons thus enicsd (Mule or FsmAiel who apply by
auer with descriptions of their condition, tago,
patton habits VI o,J &C, and 10 case Of extreme pow
euy and suiietng, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
or CHARGE.
The Howaid Association 10 a bone VIOLENT Institution,
established by special endowment, for tho resi Of the
,iek aud disfessed, afflicted with "Vhnlent and Epi-
demc Diseases" and IL funds be used tot other
purpose, Il has now surplus Of monus, which the
Directors have voted advertise the above notice Il
u needless 10 add that tho Association commando the
highes Medical skin Of the age aud will furnish the
most approved mOiefn Treatment Valuable advice also
given sick add females, afflicted with ah-
dominal weakness, Womb Complaint Costiysness,
Leur0ffhon, &c
Addfei., tpost paiil r., GEO n. CALHOUN, Con
suting surgeon, iio~afd Association, No. 2, South
NINTH street Philadelphia, Pa,
ny order OF the Directors,
EZRA D. HEAhTWELL, President
GEO fAlRthlLD, Secretary. Wy
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TITH 1lY OF N1gusTl a. ID. I61U
NVILLiAM PUTNAM and NATHANIEL KING.
W erecutor Of the last will and testament OF Ma
THANlEL KING late Of Nouhheld, ia said district
deceased make eppliction to said court for license TO
sell The following described real estate, situated In
said Nonhhed VI which the said deceased dod siezed
VIZ Adwelng house and barn and one half acre of land
on which they stand, fepr sening that the sole thereof
would be- beneficial 10 tho hei and hose Interested 10
said estate and SAID executors present u said the
Consent and appreciation In writing Of the lerntees and
devisees OF said deceased to such sale.
Wheeupon, IL ordered by SAID Court that said appl-
cation DO eieuedto the 9Th day Of sept A. D. 1856 at
the Probate Office IN Montpelier, fr hearing and de-
oison thereon and 1t is iulthor ordered that a. per-
soas Interested be notified hereof by publication OF no
teo OF this application and order thereon three weeks
suceessivey In the VI Watohman 4 State journal,
printed at Montpelier before said time of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place, and IL they
soc cause, object thereto, By tho Court
Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Register
tue copy Of Record.
On Attest, r. X. N MERRILL, Register.
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE co.


INSURANCE COMPANY are hafeby nou6nd
hat The following assessments have been made BY the
Directors on an Notes On ,fce the following d,ys to
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BARRE ACADEMY.
The Fall Term will begin on Thursday.
August 20.
BosrS, iusiAdAg ROs-, Fasl aAd Washing, sl,s7 per
EXTR ACT FROM Tue REPORT OF THE EXAM.
lining COMMITTEEs

WE found the two prime conditions ots good school,
happily combined 10 ito rehabilitation.
Perfact order aud derofum prevailed without any aP
exercise ofhuhoy the part uf the Principal,
az his assoeiatas This could have resulted only from
,elss and AgroagA discipline. The examinations
stage Performance io the sass OF elect bu, Fgd and
schola DO bgh low, and happy 10 say that,
a, whole IL was well sustained. Il 10 manlesty the
and sLowy scholars
We ehsorfully say that II Ia ons Of tho excellent
schools 10 state aud worthy Of the patronage OF
friends OF SQUAD sarHag, and happy TO kno" that
h Is ieceiving this IN large degree"
For information, apply to
B,ne. July 49, 1850 ssiw
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NOTICE.
COL. FREMONT'S LIFE.

THs osLr ConrLrrE AND AurHoHiErp EoIrfoE.
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES or
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT,
uirH AecURArE ToHrsAir on 'rEEL.
One neat 70 mo- Price 81.
By John Bigelow, Esq, Editor N. Y. Eve
ming Post.
The subscribers assure tho public that this volume,
ptepafsd by gentleman, whose resources for tho
ieriai and AUTHORITIES direct, will DO tho only
piste biography ofsbe eminent.
EXPLORER, SCHOLAR, srATEsMAN& HERO,
whose recent nomination by the Ropubuean party for
the highest Office Ia the gin Of the people, has awsksned
renewed interest 10 his wonderful eafeet Much ma.
tea heretofore inaccessible 10 the general reader 10.
GLIDING incidents Ia his early eaIesf 10 Incorporates Ia
ibis volume.
Oidors should no addressed 10
DERBY a JACKSON. Publishers, No. ll9 Hasssu st.
Now Noik.
Agents wanted In every tho several S'atss 10
ssnVss fof the above work
Copies sent by mail postpaid receipt OF rrlce.
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Samuel Rich,s Estate

I'HE SUBSCRIBERS, having been apnoiatsd bv the
Hon. Probate Count for the Disifict Of Wnshngtnn
tomni'sionofai tu receive, examine and adjust All
am' hno demands Of Al persona, against tho ~
samuel Rich, late Of Calais, IN said district do
ceased, represented insolvont, and tho term Of st
nonihs from the 18th day OF June 1856, being SLOWED
~ sad Count 10 tho creditors of said deooascd 10 e.
hiht snh provo thcif respective claims hofnra DO
give nouce, that will attend 10 tho duties Of our
appointment ~ the Office Of tho dwelling house Of Al
e'u wins IN Calais IN said hstfict on the last satuf
days Of August and November most al ono oolock an
The Afternoon, on oach o. said DAYS.
]. ". COLE,
Calais, July %, a. q. 1856. oo,3
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WANTED.

SOO ACTIVE Young Men TO act as Local and TtAv-
DUO eiiug Agents, business easy, useful and
honorable al salary Of 500 pof mouth capital of
81 only required No patent medicine hook business
Pull pa'ncuau gyen TOO 70 all who enclose postage
stamp ihtoa cont piece, and addfos, d. =. SHAN
NON 4 60 Hampstehh, A. ". g46w.
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GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield House ReOpened.

sIlLLMAN CHURCHILL Proprietor DANIEL 2
LATHaOP, Lessee.
HOUSE BE- nov, we'll fifnished we'll kept Situated
IN W? mtal and romantic Village n Hioue. ST.,
5henf, zoe ony tnm Boston, between the Hog Bsoks
the East and Mansfield Nonntaios on Tho Wet Tbc
Two highest poinis, and chin arc about 5000
cot high, good 5oad to sconefy, best in the
United staigs, 10 Mins from Watef hnry Depot. PLANK
road, daily stage, miles ffon Tho summit Of tbe
Mountains, 20 miles Wosi Montpelier, 20 East BufInR
Ton good horses and olfingas guides, glnssss half
wHf house. and good watof proof tont on the summit
Io no lover N nature the seeker of pleasure Or Tho
invalid We say CONE and soc the Green Mountains md
snuH 70 hieefcs Of Olu MsrsFitLc, and tate ride
W tn Mots GtuSr fAtfa shady quiet fotfea, Ia su
w snmmers day, or up 20 the NorcH whore tho foohs
40 nigh 90 either ade only SOC upwards and
~ cool "a the brook trout around
W Tho Hall will be- opsn fsf parties evenings with
good music in attendance f desired Changes rodofste
Stowe W., lune, 1856. qis3m
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Making pef cent. Tor tho wear end.
ing August ], 1856. said Dor ccntsro 10 he s,st mn
on the original amount Of tho premium note without
ieisfeuce 20 any endorsement and DO paid 10 the
Tfeusufof, Al his Office In Montpelier on NJ before the
18Th day Of October, 1856
Tho twon'y ninth Annual Report Of the Company
VIII ne published nHfly 10 September, nod Forwarded to
the Metnbeu OF tho Company, 20 which they are to-
specially eiefrod for full of tho business Of
the Company for the past wear.
Members NJ the Company will find in tho hands Of the
Representative elect to tho Legislature a schedule
showing the amount Of assessment due from each 70.
specu'ey and they arn particularly desired that
the money for their forwarded To the Of
nee 10 ociober The assessments must he paid whoa
due little attention 90 this tho part ct the Mem.
hefs OF tho Company will save thsm expense aud
tfoubis
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HENRY DOLLOFF,
DAVID +. JOHNSON,
LAUREN NJ SLEEPER,
HIRAM MOULTON.
IafG of.9

S ws.oS,d, g 8,. I r'onis Court hold
in Montpelier within and for said District, on the ION
dsy OF August, A. D. 1856,
An Instrument, pufpoIung TO be the last VIII and
Testament Of uebofah Porter, te Of Warren, In said
District. deceased, haiog presented 10 the Coon hy
Lewis r. Ofmsbee, the executor therein named tor Pro
bate. J. is ordered by sad Couu, that all potsons
ooncerned therein be notified TO appear at O session
OF said Court to be holden the Probate Office In
Montpelier the 10Th day Of September 1856 hud shaw
cause say hey may have, against the Probate Of said
Will Or which purpose It further order that eoDy
Of the record Of this order be published three weeks sue
oessivels 10 the Vermont Waterman 4 state Journal
printed at Montpelier previous said time anpninted
fof heating. true copy Of Record,
Oli3w Attest, NELSON A. CHASE, Judge.
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ypssed, and the campaign made spirited,
there is strong hope Of carrying /; for Free
mont"
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DISSOLUTION.

'T'HE hfm Of FULLEK 4 SMITH Il Ihis day dis-
solved by mutual agreement.
An demand. due will be received by Mr. Smith at
the old stand and be paid by the III day Of Sep
tembei next, as he will soon leave for the West
d. l.. FULLER,
JACOB SMITH
Montpelier, Aug 9Th 1856. 90
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AGENTS WANTED.

every part ofthe United States To sell Rghts for
several new and Improved Inventions. TO smsu
non with small capital The above offers a chance TO
ealire rom $1,000 to Slu00 per yoaf. Fot particulars
sadfe.', with stamp enclosedn J. w. Low, SO
Warrington Street, Hoston. g33m
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WAsHINGTnN, Aug. Ia. There was
meeting Of the Cabinet this afternoon, and
the following was decided upon;
by the President or the United states.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, Whilst hostilites exist with va
rious Indian tribes on the remote frontiers of
the United States, aud whilst in other re-
specls the public peace is seriously threat
ened, Congress has adjourned without grant
ing the necessary supplies for the Army, de-
prlving the Executive Of the power to per-
form his duty in relation to the common de-
Tense and security, and as an extraordinary
occasion has thus arisen for assembling the
two Houses Of Congress;
do, therefore, by this Proclamation, con-
yene the said Houses to meet at the Capitol
in the city of Washington, Thursday, the
2lst Of August instant the respective Sen
ulors and Representatives then and there to
assemble to consult and determine on such
measures as the state Of the Union may re-
quire.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal Of the United States 10 be herounto al
fixed, and signed the same with my hand
Done at The city Of W ashlngon, the 18th
day Of August, N the year Of our Lord, 1856
and OF the Independence Of the United States
the slsi. FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY order w i MARcr, See'y Of state
fora Eieoiion.-1he Republican majority
in Iowa Is G,200l Tho Democrats still claim
Halle election
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Two Weeks Later from Cali
fOrnia.

NV YoRK, Aug. l3.--The steamship
ARIEL arrived at this port about II this eve
nlng
She brings San Francisco dates Of Dist
July. and ~ 600 IN treasure
The Vigilance Committee continues its
sway, but nothing Of moment had ,ranspred
during the past fortnight
A controversy was pending between Ger.
tain parties and The Governor relative to an
arrangement with the Committee, that they
may deliver up Judge Terry, and cease ex-
erclsng authority. Nothing mad been ac-
comDhshed.
lIopsin-, who was stabbed by Terry, was
conyalescent, after having been dispalred
Of
The fate o! the Judge was undecided
James Gallagher, Casey's executor, had
been arrested, but liberated on certain con-
dUions agreed TO by the Committee. Sever
al others we're allowed the same privilege.
Numerously signed petitions and great
mass meetings bad called on the city and
county officers to resign. a the officers
but two positively refused compliance.
The newly appointed Board OF SuDervi-
sors had declared vacant the Offices OF Sher-
III, Coroner and Assessor, and appointed
others IN their places. The old ncumbenis
refused 10 abdcate.
The Committee had published an expose
Of official corruption 10 the city.
Mining accounts are favorable. Crops
are every where abundant.
The news from Oregon is unmportant.
Indian hostliues believed to have ceased.
Additional News from California
San F5an1sco July 20 Nearly 1870 wit
nesscs on both sides had been examined in
the case Of Judge Terry, and 1t is understood
bis trial Is about closed 1t Is said evidence
u on ii,e that he has been engaged in more
than twenty fights, assaults and street brawls,
since he has been IN the country. As Hop
kins Is now thought TO be cOnyalesceut, It IL
possible Judge Terry will be expelled by
this steamer. In that case, we shall have no
high Court Of Appeal, as the third Judge,
Heydenfelt, is in Europe, aud Murray can
not act alone. That Terry will not be al
lowed to occupy the Supreme Bench again
is certain.
Our city and county officials still cling to
their Offices wthstaudlug the almost u
unanimous demand that they shall resign.
On the evening Of the 18Th, mass meet
ing Of not less than 5000 persons was held,
40 which resolutions were passed, without
u'sst"tus F"'O'' 'a'''"g uP"" '!e'' 10 'eS,E"
On Saturday evening the 18Th, the Re
publicans met in Musical Hail. to ratify the
nomination Of Col Fremont There were
about 1000 persons present.
The Pittsburg platform was endorsed
Able and eloquent speeches were made and
every allusion TO Pacific Railroad, brought
down the house. Much enthusiasm was
manifested Il Is evident that the Railroad
viii enter largely into the approaching cleo
ton.
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FRED. r. SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale AGENT for
Vermont TO WHOM all orders should he addressed.
0-sE.u
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fora Eiedion.-1he Republican majority
in Iowa Is 6,200! The Democrats still claim
Halle election
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BALTIMORE.


yVyn sUtPPEHs or TORAGGG WEST,
4 VIA BALTIMORE. MD-Thc undersigned Forward
Ing Merchants Of the IcnnsYlvana Rairord a
Homore rcsprctfillv solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
some vnas the rospneos of the Tobacco
ing West through Baltimore they fner themselves that they
can give satisfaction to shppers.
Freight ms by any other lino
nnsgnmons to or from the punctualy
attended IN MAGRAW & KDONS
North street, Baltimore.
Refer to Jacob Head Co. i Brandt r, Baltimore T. l.
Dudley W 7 Smith, Mcdaniel. Hurt q Preston Miller u
Cronehaw Tynchburg; Cronshaw &Co, Richmond
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6tD-PAIp N9tseE.-bht nnHcr-
signed this day formed copartnershp IN The city
If New York under he of Blil MMEL q RONSIERS,
r the nurpose trensacng Commission business Tor the
sale of MANrFACTuIlFn and Ii GoTToN FLOUR
~ ,tx and trodure generally Location % Water
Having ample means, prepared To make liberal ad
vances consguneni and produce consigned to rs Tor sale
In New York shipments through Messrs A. L. Royster Bro
4 Co Richmond, Va. will be forwarded free Of charga.
JOSEPH BRr MMEL, of Richmond.
A. L. ROYSTER of New York
j. u. ROYSTER, of Riehmond
Nr,y yoRk January l. ls5G Ian a5dCn.
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HuOpKINs. HULL n co, Wholesale Dry
Ill GOODS MERCHANTS, No. 2Js Baltimore street top
' ' BASIL b. HOPKINS,
ROBERT HULL.
WILLIAM II. RYAN.
TUOS W. ATKINSON.
BALrIaonr, February 10th, 1856.


ae the liberty calling tho attention Of the Virginia
Merchants to the large stock Of sring and summer
Goods are receiving. We have been encouraged by
the liberal patronage which have been favored again
extend and shall TINS season ne prcsIeh
offer varied stock than W" nave ever be
fore had and the best trade shall sell
Goods M the TO prompt dealers We shall oer
large and elegant stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, in ad
dition IA our usual stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
stock purchased with great and the
hest terms feel confident make to the inter
very first classc of trade to deal with us We shall
he glad 10 you call and examine stock when
come 10 market
Orders shall be carefully and prompty attended TO-
HOPKINS HULL e. co.
p S.We have recently been appointed agents of the Ma.
rand nitentiary for the sale Of their 6oods e q dm
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once orihc Commis-io"rr Of u.ottcrics,l
BALrIaoRE April II. 1856
a m i.si % J. q a.

yuyUE uudcs signed, ON IN sioncr Of Lotto rics
OF the state Maryland being in receipt daily of letters
from various portions Of the count making inquiry as to
Lottery schemes which the country IA flooded aud which
purpo to dcridd By me drainRs If The Maryland Consul
i9afrd y,,rs this method all such letters
of nnny the public that oil L0ios parpOrnR 10
be decidd bg MarBaad DRAWINGS gross frauds that
certain acs style themselves Morris Co and pretend
n Managers Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotc
ries a Ohio imposors, and sad lottery fraud
ha wing neither legal posnmpyc existence and that
other fictitious svlsd Murry Co Cleveland ONO are
also posters all lotteries which they profess 10 be man
ayers or agents also frauds
RICHARD FRANCE, of this city, s the Contractor for
r,virr ,be MARYLAND Lotteries The business Is conducted
rndor tie Arm OF X FRANCE co Managers and they
have no sole agents the city of Baltimore There how
ever sorn foy licensed the State of Maryland
who derive license him. through this office, to sell tick
cts In the Maryland Lotteries. ID II Mfl'HAll.
Commissioner of Iotc.les for the State of Md.
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d ~
- obtain full aud reliable Information re-.
sp.cting Singers Sewing M7ehncstlcir price, capabilities
sizes mothod Of working means Of procuring
them all particularEcan do 81 by applying NJ or
oce New York by letter ar In person Tor
/ N SINGERS GAZETTE. This papcrs devoted entirely
Ia the Sewing Machine interest Copies vii be supplied
gratis all Interested
B-l'ho unparalleled success o Sewing Machines
has induced eral IL tduient mmitapns Of 'h ttthnu
nfringemcnts of our patcuts which We own HN
ten Suits Tor patents have recently
been decided In the 4. s. Circuit court Of Now
York and New Jrrsy these suits the great principle of
AoRinq doton fric b snod to The surface o fh' hachme
bga giediaR prtssArf which is used in all sowing Machines
ms been tuv established. The Wheeler a Wilson, ana
the Grover Baker sewing Machines allege, each IN
fringe three distinct patents owned by us we haNe sus
tried We hereby caution tho public not to nF any IN
finging Machines they can be compelled by law II stop
using them and pay cost and damages.
- Local Agents will be wanting to make sales ~ our m
To persons properly qnaihed tor
thc business opportunity for profitable aud pleasant
employment is offered. 80
New and muroved exchanged liberal tcrms for
old machines of every kind NJ SlNtbh 4" -
Pri4eipn office, 1923 Broadway. Nov lorS.
al % Am Is a
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TERMS.

o,xIAN Is published daily at 90, and tri'weekly at
The No pssf until m sa sa
3 It at the oppIJ 9psJ ,<.-.o--.....
are % S saa sasaTS
,a or % inner form weekly and then 80 cts
. each Ms I be published I'm or
I'd o"'' anu TIE YEARLY RATES AXE s,z
For Que hl' ~
fSr fsr one do semi weekly 40
fer intended for both papers 10 spe
a contract ..ors will be limited to their immediate
p Ahhuai ,,r,;snnents charged at transient rates
- n, ~ now advertisements appear IN the uauy ana "
narv notices which exceed eight lines are charged
Lilly for the exccss.
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MACHINES n Whsn, Fans


nuu WINDOW SHADES, GILT CURTAIN
BANDS AND CORNICE--We have just received
large lot on Window Shades, of and beautiful pat
terms an' also CIT Curtain Bands and Corniee OF every
quality. Please call and examine at ,e,,
July 6.iS. j. H. thE"oNi "a WIS
AYEW CONGERN.-Th subscribers hDvc as.
oc4ed themselves together under the style and arm OF
J. b. & D. H. NOWLIN for the purpose Of toing agenerai
GROCERY AND COMMISSION bUSINE :, in the city OF
vnchbnry taken the formerly
cped y Taylor Tnsley Co door to the old stand OF
Apperson where they will be pleased 10 see their
old friends public generally They will keep con
stanty and well selected stock OF roeries
Staple Goods Liquors &C. which they Will sell low for
Gus" " W P""'''''' '''''' ~ J. B NowLIN.
lato of the firm of Nowlin Apperson
H. NOW. IN.
OF the Arm of Davis NowI = Co.
JANUARY lst leS
yE subscriber being thankful for the liberal pc
slowed on the concerns of which ne mas oech
member and promising that every means shan pe
please his customers would respectfully ask 3,
ihe same 10 the concern Of j. b. q D. n NoVnu s"o
hopes s''h ~ ~ -'' J. B NOWLN
subscriber begs return his thanks to nm nu
friends very liberal patronage 70 the
which belonged and asks continuance oi
their patronage to the new concern. - .-o,,-,,~,
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