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Misffllaneons
WOOIi
SO, 900 lbs. of WOOL WANTED
. aat AT THE
Ashland Union Mills.
FACTORY

in your midst, in getting your Wool manufactured
At bone. NWithlthe most perfect machinery, ar
ranged in the most improved manner the employ
menI of the 70f 70 ZFfT Ei
Best Worknt,n from the Eastern States,
and the knowledge ofthe wants of the farmer and
the merchant, We confidently assure the public
that we can give even much better satisfaction
than ever heretofore. Having purchased the goods
rfihe Did Factory we are prepared TO hiake eX.
changes on the same favorable terms as last year
OF, we wiiireccive SgEgv4E u-fE.a 70
WOOL for MA{VIIFA CTURING
either by the yard or share In. this way farmers
can realize from 1910 81 cents per pound for Wool.
We shall be prepared Tor all Kinds Of CUsTHM
CLOTH DRESSING, BYEiNG, &C.. aud
shall spnre, no, p9ins nor money to make, this tie
best Establishment III thelSta1e Of Ohio. c-a3
--r . 81 49, -
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WOOL for MANLIFA GTURING!

DIE OF THEAsHBAND L MON MILLS:
Jaco Grail, -teanderToarter, J.iB. McKennau.
J. H.DUyuJ II trstAer ."- Ii SprengIe.
~. JoHaS FrceI. --A 1-sS
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@. 9. DULIN.l FaII. L. CRANE
DULIN & CRANE,
|WA0h y 81 q ~ R8YA4A
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, TurpentiRes,
+ f nose sn xr rra. csn DKssi.n:s'
aries, Teas, Tobacco,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, PATENT MED
ICINES, &C., q.
in the Sampsel House Store Room, Main street,
Ashland, Ohio I
The best assortment of the above named ar
icles ever offered in Ashland County.
90 To Physicians. d
PHYSICIANS of Ashland and the surround
i ing Counties, can be supplied with a pure
article of medicine and shop ware, on the most
reasonable terms, by DULIN d CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store Room.
Prescriptions
CAREFULLY prepared 1.-THE Drug Store te
" Duiin d Crane, in the Sarnpsei House
Store Room, Main Street, Ashland. al. e
Glassware.
EUST RECEIVED, the largest and choicest
- assortment OF Glassware ever brought to
Ashland, at the Drug Store Of
DULIN d CRANE.
latent Eedieines.
LII the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
~ now in use, kept constantly on hands at
The Drugstore OF DULTN & CRANE
ConfeetIonaries.
THE choicest lot of Confectionaries ever
L. brought to Ashland, TO be seen ut the
Drug Store Gf .DULIN & CRANE. ,
Foreign Fruits.
EIGS, Dates. Citrons, English Currants. Raj
4 sims, Prunes, dc, a very choice lot, just;
receivedat a' a5sssA
DULIN q CRANES Drug store. : {
5ies just Received. ol31
large supply of Choice Teas, Cigars. To
n baccos, de-. by aDULIN 0kANE
9 Liquors.
DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical,
1 mechanical and Sncrafnental purposes on
ly, for sale cheap atthe Drug Store OF
- ~ DULIN d. CANE.
Yankee Notions. .
and Fancy Articles of all kinds
IN kept constantly on hand by s7
rs DGL1N & CRANE.
70 Niliuers. IS
Al ILLINERS will he furnished with all
WI sorts of finishing and bleaehing materi-
dis, ct the lowest rates. at the Drug Store of
DULiN q CRANE. q
To Painters.
Choice article of Linsecd Oil, Leads, Var
IA nishes and Painter $ materials ofall kinds,
kept constantly on hand and FOR sale cheap at
DULIN il CRANES Drug Store.
To tie Ladies.
4 choice selection Of Handkerchief P.rfu-
~ ~rueries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Hhifeand
sCcloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
Is, Dr~ssing Combs, of superior quality and
patterns fancy Jeits, DC, for sale by
~ DULIN & CRANE.
To the Public.
LIVERY article usually found in DrugStores,
IL can be obtained at the lowest rates, at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
by DULIN d CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store Rom,
Main Street, Ashland, Ohio
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IAIAR


for the man who was " almost kilt" an6
was gratifed to learn that the "almost >
meant that the shot had passed pretty
near a young MILDLY. who was walking
on the poop at the time, but had Meth
er hit nor burt him. The Dutch cap.
tain politely declined an offer to repair
the broken boom, and the American
lieutenant returned to his ship. He
had scarcely flushed his report to the
first lieutenant, when a boat zane along.
side with an officer from a French cor
vette which was lying beyond the Dutch
brig. We may observe, blythe way,
that at the time we are speaking of
there was much GOODNESS subsisting be.
tween the American and French officers
in the Mediterranean, growing out of the
unfortunate fracas which had occurred
a short time before, at Mahon, between
some American and French sailors, in
which a French officer and an American
sailor were killed. The French officer
came on deck, and with a demeanor that
was anything but conciliatory, stated
that a shot from the Ontario had passed
over the French kings corvette -,
carrying away some of the rigging and a
quantity OF scamen's clothing which had
been hung out to dry.
fne officer stepping to The companion
way, communicated this additional mis-
fortune to the first lieutenant.
Ill we've shot a Frenchman !"
"Shot a Frenchman " exclaimed H.,
" is it possiblel When shall 1 hear the
last of that Internal shot! Go on board,
my dear -, without delay, and sat
isfy- Monsieur that it was an accident"
The llieutepant accordingly went on
boar the French corvette, and explained
to the captain the circumstances, ex-
pressing his deep regret at the accident,
and offered to send tic proper persons
from the Ontario, to repair damages
Monsieur, however: was not in as peace
able a mood as iMynheer he declined
the offer to repair damages, but talked
Of informing his government, and main
tanned a reserved and offended manner
until the American officers patience be-
gan to wear out assuming as stately a
demeanor as the Frenehman, be gravely
observed, %Sir, 1 have informed you of
the circumstances of this accident, and
made you every apology which in my
opinion the nature of the case requires f!
Will you please to inform me-Whether
you are satisfied ?' The French captain
Immediately relaxed, oh, oui, Mon
sieur, certainment, certainment, c'est
ASSET, c'est ASSET" The American Off
Ger thereupon made his bow and return
ed to the Ontario. The officers now in
dulged the hope that this uplucky shot
had terminated it's adventures without
further mischief; but the circumstances
being such as the first lieutenant
thought should be Immediately commu.
nicated to the captain, they remained on
deck until his return. Captain 8 came
on board about nine o'clock, aud ma
king a few observations, took the first
lieutenant aside
H. said he, "do you know
that you fred a shot to-day?"
eyes, sir" said H-,"I am
perfectly aware of that fact; but how
did you learn it, Captain s. ?"
"Why, the shot struck an Austrian
"Struck an Austrian ?"
H"Aye, struck an Austrian brig" re-
Piled the captain, the Austrian cap
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To Painters.
To the Public.

,EVERY article usually found in Drug Stores,
II can be obtained at the lowest rates, at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
by DULIN & CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store Room,
Main Street, Ashland, Ohio
April 3Oth, 1856. Aft
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Willard SIOcI.m,

John J. Jacobs,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, will
~ draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement, DC. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with ~neatness and despatch. OF
fee in the Law Office of Kenny & Porter.
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING!
AT
y L. RURCAM'S
s~E1SONABLE CLOTHING!

M 19uld inform the citizens of this section of
M antry, that j continue to keep a large
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- lOilAuN FEE, IN ADAANCE- vf
For entire Mercantile course tfmeunlinited g "a
Twenty Lessons in Pract PeBmsnship. siInpiy..J
Full course in Flourisling, &c. asper agreement
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Just Received,
9 Liquors.

= 1-9WOAS' q
DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical,
/ mechanical and Sentimental purposes on
", for sale cheap atthe Drug Store Of
=. 80 DULIN d. CANE
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VISITING c%oMMITTEE.
A.. C1Browneli, TT, Handy JFL.Severance
Jn0. B. Naring, Adv. Freese. S. II. Mather,
TC;seyer.nee inc Sherman, Co shafrod,
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L vas pound to gif ter old vomans ter
small poxl i 1 sli- js37 E.es.z
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M fLLINERS will be furnished with all
EJNf sorts of finishing and bleaching materi-
dis, ct the lowest rates. at the Drug Store of
.E DIJlIN q CRANE )
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Yankee Notions.
Nilliners.

MOTIONS and Fancy Articles of all kinds
IN kept constantly on hand by
E DGLIN & CRANE.
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COnfect1ooaries
Foreign Fruits.

EIGS. Dates, Citrons, English Currants. Raj
Il sins. Pruncs, dc, a very choice lot, just
receivedat Hf a5sssA
DULIN & CRANES Drug Store.
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7 ---H No. 80 FOrty.SiXth ST, N q
DEwIr & DAvExPoRr, 1872 Nassau ST., arep
wholesale agents. 1900 Agents y sntsdp asc1
su@spnsr{ ~ z3t$ saibi~ s4a I'd sd
sgasasaB ssoo bsEin szs wassX SOFT
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\ I CT ION /!

'f'Iif -u>crihcr viii lei II prlilir a,r,i.n n
SAii'EDAl. SEPTEMBER 6, l,ti6. a: o.
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DEATHS.

SrIrurN>oS-In this vllac c,on SUNDAY evening
August IT,. Mary Kug, cori~ort of Reuben Stephen
son, E,q in the 6-:h year of her age
WATr>-In reachan,. August 7:h. EIvira Jane.
1 months, ana !" days.
El,KE-In Wca'her-ti'lI III July oeth, ofcon
SUMPTION lane wife of -aac l.: Bake, formerly of
reacham, Vt aged 81 years.
BIGElow Evega.o. Al-,uSt sth, of typhoid
fever. Mr. {. c. E.clow aged -.
NrI.>ox-I Ncwaurv Aug. Q, Mr. Geo. Nelson.
MATnlwS-In Ncwburv, Aug. T. Martha. dau.h
ter of widow Mary Mathews, aged IL Years.
Kr>ti>oN-A. Concord. very suddenly, Aug.
Mary Jane, only child Of katharine and Thomas
EMERSON, .Ir., age! IA years. months and days.
WAsox-At South Eyegate. July %. of consuinp
ton, Miss Hannah X. Wa~on daughter of Thomas
and Martha Wa>on, aged % wears and II months.
She bore her sickness with Christian resignation
tru ting in the Saviour. Com.
EIlp-A West Concord. Aug. s. after an illness
of two week. of Inflammation of the bowels, Daniel
son of Mr.. Samuel Reed aged 90 years and mos.
PorE-At North Da,Nlle. Aug. 5. Alden J only
son OF Melinda and Capt !. 7. Pope. aged "a years
D""'E-In Derby. July -. Capt Alpheus Dodge
in the 12d year of his age.
W""p-In Montpelier. Ang :. Eliza, wife of lie
mas Wood. Esd. aged 50 years.
SwEE>EY-At Lancaster. Aug. 4oftvphoi1 fever
Charles Sweeney, aged % years.
Sr"NE-At Lancaster, Aug. 6, Mrs. Deborah
Stone, a.cti 90 Years
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& c. II. 90 Z 8,
Peoples Academy,
Morrisville, Lamoille County, vt.
mn mn mr. rOS rD V-rvTvne
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

CHAS A. HFAIiI II. 4. r.. Principals;
A. J. b. ANCH ARD. Assist INT;
Miss 7. A. HEATH. Preceptre>s;
Miss CLARA HASKELL teacher of French. Draw
inc and Paintings:
Mr. J. " SwAstY Teacher of fennianShip.
This Academy. Pleasantly and conveniently L,
Gated has been IN successful operation Since Is47
and recently has much increased its patr,uar. over
former wears II is divided into two departments
in each Of which regular course of study has
been instituted: and al! who 9" through with her
and pass satisfactory examinations NAV receive a
dno,na under the signature OF the PRINCIPAL and
Officers of the Corpo alton.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
In this students are required to attend to History.
Ancient Geography. Latin and Greek, or French
Grannar.and 10 read in course the LATIN ami ticek
Readers. Nepo's Virgil. CTSar. Sal!nst. Cicero
Xcnophon's Anab;,>is, Homer Had, Geometry and
Algebra.
Compositions and Destinations are required once
in two weeks during the cour-e.
SCIEN IIFIC DEPARTMENT..
1t is the purpose of the Trustees to make This
course OF study correspond IN most respects to that
of the sci 'ntifir and agricultural school, in various
parts of the country. Arithmetic. English C.,m
mar United States History. Con>ttutio- Of tho r.
nite1 States. Algebra. Geometry. S;Iryrvino V,,,
raj Philosophy. Geology. Chemistry. Aericultur;,l
Chemistry. Book Keeping, a.ri the Theory and
Practice OF Teaching, iii be taken M. each in
order. Crp"stion> and Determinations once in
two week.
Those who prefer can take any branches Of stu
q; which they choose TO pursue, rs heretofore in
this Academy. Rut earnestly urge upon both
parent and pupil To consider the advantages of Il
REGULAR course.
LIBRARY
A Library has been formed. corpri-ir. 300 vol
une>. and Is free t" students. Constant additions
are beng made tr, III tirl" 10 time.
APPARATUS, Sc
Our Apparatus is in every respect equal. and in
many respects superior TO any in N,rtlprnN ernoll
II Is peculiarly a':aptedto he wants ri al. Academy
and will be in constant use. We claim this a. one
Of the marked advantages which we possess over
sister ln-:itu'i"il>.
We have Il full -. OF CNtter> Phvsiolnrcal Maps
Maps Of the World. Terrestrial ana Il Celestial
G!ohe. &C.. &c.
BOARD. ROOMS. &C.
The Trustees have made extensive arrangement.
for boarding stu elit>. at the lowest rates. VIZ
Sl.'oto SD per week. intending everything ry
r';h hGht>. HEY have also provided ample n,
coil'" aii"n> Tor such NAV wish to board The
selves; course much pursued at this sch ,o
TERMS. EXPENSES. g..
! Tie Academic Year j. ,!vi.cI INTO four Term
Of eleven weeks each. Fall form Will co,nmcrc,
thursday. SEPT I. Tn'i"u Tor common Eneli-i
branches. well be- 50 90 per Term. Fifty cents e,
ira Will rargc'i Tor each CHER English hrancl
studied. Latin and Grcrk 81 SO FRENCH - .0o
MUSIC. Tan"j $ 90: CEnltan. 81 90 \ >mal
charge will he made Tor the use of instrument
FUELlC CONVEYANCE.
Stag leave Waterbury Ter N'rrl~villc each da
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H5- DREW has Just opcnc, those Paper Hangngs. and
his Store Is crowded daily with customers who buy Goods
al astII!. low prices Now is time a, he Is bound
I" CLOSE out his stock few patterns that Sk and
Wool BARGE al IA per yard Don't pas, by but call
AT the Store adj lining the Pa>>umpsc House.
Aug. Is l,,j. gait
'o\> NPIIoN N Til" abstract Of deaths
prepared 10y thc Secretary Ul STATE tjr So shows an aver
aye III twelve deaths day hN ti- ,l,c>, aIle. Can n"th
M d" done u Stay this fearful mortality Ii the ALLEGATIONS
al t> Il" are al >j entitled Nri,itv may be b.ev
c't liner" i IrcNclv" and rcic!v Wi>tar'> Ba>am
81 W III h"rlN has cured thousands i have tried all 9th!
or remedies III VAN iAl> can tie substituted by mass
al reliable ~ Ilc!cr.
Ma" -'hrl' tih->> >grpcdI Butts Oh the wrapper.
Sold ~ j Z Bingham. 81 JOHNS bury Bacon H:tk"tt,
ST Joh>rly Center: " II Mc,.aiIcy. IlnrII: Randall
Hubbard lA MON Center: Hi Fln'rr> Shcitcid ) ).
fllil,hiri Glover; George t0Wl> EN"gac: CLARK ar
,.Il,I. llIi.N 4 l.iflM .r1.,r.
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Orleans Liberal Institute

'f'liE Fall Term of t> INSTITUTION viii commence
on Wednesday. : ut. 3, AMI cotnut ccvcl
weeks
ISAAC PARKER A. VI Principal
Ms. >AEAH \. FNIhIE r.,cl.c Ct French:
M'> EII>AEl TIL VI bEIw>TtE. Assistant, and
Teacher 81 prawGl.:
Miss l"EANE NJ. SuITH Teacher Of Muse;
t.. harrington, Teacher OF Pciman>hp.
Tuition and inci,leals. from 81 10 10 S4lO:
ientIng. rcnch aud Prnnan>hip. each, loo
Mon Fol ychroniatic \ Water Cuurs 1" 200
Music, 500
>c Of Instrument. 300
Board can sc obtained for Sl.15 per week inciu
1'hg everything. or Tor 81 >" per week if students
ma Their OWN wood and lights. Rooms can be OBJ
tanned by those desiring t" board Themselves.
II. MCCLELLAN, Secrctarv
Glover. VI, July so, 1856 g.2- g6
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'eeh lar from harmonious. Open and siren.
uo"s opposition was made to the nominations
"hen reported from the Committee and they
were hnaIly carried by only small MAORI
w. The ground Of opposition was the at.
'F"Pta at amals'ma'ion with the repealers. 1t
Will De seen that the attempt was successful
In Convention but large number of Dem
ocra's opposed it then, and will oppose if a.
gain at the polls
N"NGEE>sI"NAI.-Both Houses of Con.
gresS have voted to adjourn on the 18Th in.
slant. The week has been occupi.d IN IN.
House. by the General Appropriation bill in
Committee OF the Whole On "Wednesday
The vote came up on Mr.. Grow
7" the appropriation, for the judiciary of
Kansas. that money shall not be- drawn from
the treasury till the criminal prosecutions
pending in the Territory against the persons
charged with treason or aIIrdyed violation
OF ih" laws, passed by body of men at Shaw.
nee Mission, claiming to be the Legislature.
snail tie dismissed toy the Court. and every
person who ha, been or may be restrained Of
his liberty by such prosecution be released
against 60.
he clause appropriating $50. 600 for the
eNnpnCpS hu | Il
SaS was stricken ont by 30 against 81.
MIR. Grows and Mr. Stantons amendments
that no part OF the money be expended for
prosecuting or OBTAINING any person char yel
with treason. was agreed to--S2 against g..
The bill as amended was then passed bv A
vote of 81 against -, tn Democrats. too,th
or with the South Americans, and Mr.. Dnrr
of Indiana, and Mr. Bennett OF New Yorh
voting IN The Incentive.
The bill then went to the Srratc. which
struck out Mr.. Sherman's proviso, Mr.
Dunn's amendments. g., and then passed
the bill, yeas, -, nays s.
Nay>-Durkcc. Foot, Foster Harlan Sew
ard. lrumbull, Wade. Wilson.
On Saturday, both Houses were chief,
occupied with speeches. Senator Foot made
speech on Kansas affairs, g.. Mr. .Jone.
OF tennessee, declared for Buchanan. AM
Mr. BELL OF the same STATE, for Fillmore.
In the House. on Monday, Mr. Pennington
moved substitute for Mr.. Sherman's amend
ment stricken out by the Senate. essential,
the same, but more carefully worded.
passed bv vote of lol against so. On Tues
day, the Senate passed several appropriation
bills, and the House considered A till for ,h
cOn>tru ton of Pacific Railroad.
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LATEST NEWS.

FROM kANSAS.-A letter in the R.pub.
lican. dated Whitehead Kansas, Aug I. saws
that the |. :. District Court. .Jn,!re Lr
compfr presiding. began is Summer term on
that day. The eases for decision were ma
mrrous. chiefly criminal and political.
Gen. Sm'th had sent 30 Dragons. under
Captain Woo. to protect the Court and EN-.
force It's drcrcrs.
Judge L"romptr. in his charge to the grand
jury. Reviewed the most "l,rlng offences.
and >u.1c>rcd remedies for the present and
prospective GOOD of the country. II. a,lmcn-
I>hcd them TO t,. cool, calm and unbiased IN
their actions. and to do n"h,n. having the
appearance Of sectional or personal inclina.
ton.
The writer saws Kansas never eniov"d such
peace as now; and if let alone hv foreign
a.iiafor>, tn 're would be universal harmony
and prosperity.
TIE KANSAS OVERLAND EMrGRAxrS.
-fLtcdqo. Auv. Ii -Ai,ires from L.avrn-
worth 10 "Wednesday stat" the over and Eri
grant Company entered II tn>.s. had proha-
biv arrived Al Topeka sat, w. The company
OF Mi>>ourIan>. which marched To int, rcrpt
them, bad returned without f4htn1. The
company of dra ICONS. hrnlod 5v ,Ju,!rr h.
compile. which entered N,.hra>ka to arrr>,
Lane. he'd also returned without ctfrrtlnr
'hrIr object The ruG,orcd battl, between
the emGrantS and regulators near Nebraska
line, is not generally credited
II was rumorc,i in Nebraska city. 30th
that a srge force OF M>>ouri.nS and C,roIi.
mans had invaded the Territory and block
AIDED the public roads. Volunteers have
zone forth to drive them out.
RErrELICAN CoNvrNTIox-W WATER
VILE. MI, Auyn>t l2-At rhr Rrru li,.ar
Congressional Convention held here 20 d,v
Freenen II. Morse, OF Bath, was nominated
for Congress-.
SENATOR FooT'S Speech We aye al
vlS"d from Washington thar the speech d,lv
cred IN the senate on Saturday hv Mr. Foo
OF Vermont. IN opposition to the Kansas poll
e, OF the party IN power. was exceedingly a
bile and prOdncrtl a marked effect. Mr.
FoOl spoke about two hUnrS. reviewing tb
subj ct IN all lis hcarinys-H o>fon .Itlns
HFNoMIHATED Mr. Cam, ,hell. of Ohio
has received dispatches informing him tina
he is naninou>lv rrnomina.rd TO CONGRESS,
y treaty between the ('nitcd States am
the two SlciIie> has been Transmitted 70 m
Senate for rafIfi,a'ion
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HIS clearinghouse. Barn and Sheds,
and i've acres oi land. where he now resides in the
Center \iIiag" in ST. Jonn-buiy and is one of the
pea>afite>t >ifi'onS III the mort lrrn par, Of Yer
mont a good stream If soft wt'er t,r. ,,lr.,t into
rue h"u-e III leaf arG;e!ucf-. AID The land is in a
tine state OF cHl'vatIoH. l. >e,-n,, 10 -, place in
thl> part OF III" sac IN point o heu.v 81 SCENERY
convenience t" meetings. >ch"r- railroad, and al!
ofHer Facilities Tor pleasure profit.
ALSO, Il gooi Dive ling HOUSE. Barn. S!,op and
Shed situated also in the >;n- Ni!l-c: a good
p''ce ra Tailor. Goldsmith! OF a nec.l:t,c of most
any KIND.
ALSO, ah"u' eight acres Of heavy TimherLand
"Nh'I trcc oirtiI- "t 81 ME Of >t:I village: also.
one sip. and tw" halves in he Methodist Meeting
House. Also. his Store Il ,i. and >nall DWELL, .
House situated in The village of Sheffield Hollow.
with about one half acre ni first rae land n good
situation for Mcrcla 10 do business Also. abor.
eighty acres OF inocr Land, situated about ole
and half miles FROM said village, an, within one
fourth Of mile Of ii saw mill
All OF said property the Subscriber viii se'I,i tlf
lowest Iricc Is he Is about 10 leave tins rcciun .l
account OF Il. hnli:h Tor a warmer climate. 4 par
"i the t''t'~c mn,,ev VIII De r.uujrci on te ,,,.
livery OF d"c and the halace, Il liberal credit I'll
be gwen. with good security
ANY person wishing first rate location will dc
well I" cai' and examine the above described prop
eftN before pur,hi>i:.. elsewhere. ~ am t.,
can make better bargain with me than he Cal
with any other PERSON
+ \. bah persons indebted To the subscribe
Whose demands ae dine. rtssf Joy Mem ty tie oo'
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JOSEPH IDE.
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