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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26

valuable Lot in South Nashville ns,,:y su... b,,,d
ca oy washington JEFFERSON Pear, stre.s on which
, ~ Eoou buildings bargain viii be given. For
-, 1ft5 - LANlBR, PHILLIPS & CO..
S0Pe' FoM- Market Street
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

Any description of smhwork done in sxeeIlsnt .tyrs
none 0ut nFstrate Iron used-SaHmil work Serups Ds
Pitman Irons, Saw eranks Bolts and All RinS MI is5'
made 70 order on short notice. '
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, chsap Nacsi,~v ill
90 well 10 call al ourOAies ADDRESS by letter ~ w.
~, JACKER & CO..
1o- 4. Sai0Ofhe Aiaenlne works, Nashville, Tenn,
L ny2o-u Late Nashville Man. a. = sbon.'
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Dickson County Curcuit COurt-Sept. Rules
1857,

George Ann Hill, Geo w HiI-Petition for Divorce.
TT appearing from the petition in this that the de-
L PENDANT, Geo Hill, resident of the State of
Tennessee and beyond the reach CT the process of this
court 1t therefore ordered that publication be made for
three successive weeks in the Nashville Union and
newspaper published in me city Of Nashville, requiring
him appear before the Jdge circuit held
for the county Dickson, The Stale of Tennessee
house In the Charlotte, the 4h Monday
October next, then and hre TO pead demar
comp aInant's petition, the will be taken for
fessed and set for hearin paIte.
seIt25-E3. prs fee 81. ROBT McNBILLY, & m.
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN.-The
Democratic State Convention met in Boston yeser-
day, SIX hundred delegates being present Isaac
Davis, of Worcester, presided and the proceedings
were harmonious and spirited. The convention
nominated by reclamation E. D. Beach, of Spring
field for Governor, and Albert Currier, of Newbury
port, for Lieutenant Governor
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MONTEREY.

We were not many-we who stood
Before the iron sleet that day,
Yet many gallant spirit would
Give half his years, if he but could b
Have been With US at Monterey.
Now here, now there, the shot is hailed
In deadly drifts of fiery spray,
Yet not q single soldier quailed ,-s
When wounded comrades round them walled,
Their dying shout at Monterey.
And on, still on cur column kept
Through wall Of fame its whitening way, q
Where fell the dead, the living slept,
Still charging on the guns which swept.
The slippery streets of Monterey.
The foe himtelf reooiled aghast,
When, striking where he strongest lay,
We sWoOped his fanking batteries past,
And Drawing full their murderous blast,
Stsrmed home the towers of Monterey.
Our banners on those turrets wave,
And there our evening buglesplay:
Where orange boughs above their grave
Keep green the memory of the brave
E. Who fought and fell at Monterey,
We are not many-we who press'd
Beside the brave who fell that day;
But who of us has not confessed
He'd rather share their warrior rest
Than not have been at Monterey.
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White Bluff Hotel.

WHITE BLUFF, DICKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
THE Subribsr has opered Hotel this place and is
Il prepared 10 accommodate the travelling community
in tie best White Bluff IS situated ON the Char
Otte Turnpike 2S miles from NashVe and 10 from Char
Otie and very desirable soppng point for those pass
ing and from Nashville. Sole ting share of the pub
lie patronage the subscriber assures that all his best Of
ferris shall be directed TO please
tray 73--vsrr A.P, FtCBs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26

Boz The New York Tribune announces that Mr..
Chapman, the recent Black Republican candidate
for Delegate to Congress from Nebraska, will con-
test the seat of Mr. Ferguson, the Democrat elect
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26
FOR SALE.

THE Foundry, Engine, Machinery, Patterns, &c, &c,
I belonging TO the FULTON FOUNDRY, used BY
Mari Cooke. This Foundry Is located the busness
portion Of the City Hickman, and has everything
for immediAts while the couty around rapidly
improving No better location be found for anY
DESTROYS TO engage In this busnes. Terms reasonable
Apply TO [sept l,-dlW&wIml A. S. WATSON.
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LANDS Az PUBLIC SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY, 3el instant. will offer for sale
" the highest bidder, ANTIOCH DEPOT, eight miles
from Ma hviue, eight hsndsome small tracts Of Land,
fronting the Rail Oad Turnpike, and Depot grounds.
These lands very fer lie, and well supplied with abun-
dane of good spring Wster, end timber.
Time 20 Nashville, 90 nutes
For further Information call on us at No 81 Cherry street
sept96td MACE & WOODWARD.
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A JEw D'EsPR1r!-The Boston Courier says there
is dilemma in the courts as to the proper mode of
making Jew swear The Philadelphia PeaHsylUa
MAN suggests treading on his corns.
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x6s- The Republic is the title of new Abolition
paper recently started at iWashingtOn, edited by
Watson and Goodloe.
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rendered Hen Elm. Bthsridso public dinner CetS
tsipls these Fs7rls haze fun rrsa
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R6z- The New York Tri5uns's Washington letter
writer, under date of Thursday last says:
Gen. Cass assured an anxious diplomatic candi-
date to-day that the fOgies in Office would stay there
until December. .a
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GRAND hodge, "a TENNEsSEE.

THE next annual meeting Of the GRAND LODGE OF
Il TENNESSEE will commence on the First Monday in
October being the 5h cay the month"; and the Represen
atves of subordinate LODGES requested be puDcua
in their attendance.
% Public Address will be delivered by Rev. Al
BAIRD nf Winchester during the session. Repre-
sentaves will prepared with proper clothing, ap
pear in public procession, CHARLES A. FULLER,
sem. l6-eo3t EdkM2t Grand SecraIarH.
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5ON4G.IHIN% N GV
Ellis & Moore,

RB happy inform their old friends and the public gen
"A orally thai they have made large add their Ma
chine shop and Foundry and have double facilities
rendering satisfaction to ali who may favor them Eitb CALI
II s our intention heretofore keep ourselves we'll
supplied With every description Of EHgnes Boilers
Mil Machinery, ShAtng, &c Also, all Einds o. work
Flour Mills, Stee nbOats Mills, Tobacco Factories
Banks and Jails done shortest notice lowest cash
prices ELLIS q MOOR
-di
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Lost.

NOTE CTorbett d Co. for S6ss p, payable at the
Union Bank three months date, and dated LIST Sep
tembeT 1857. Said payable and endorsed BY
Whiteman and endorsed BY RObt Hill. The public
sept "a W S WHITMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26
A NEW SURGICAL WORK.

W T. BERRY & co. have just receives A COLLECTION
OF REMARKABLE CASES IN SURGERY. Selected and
arranged from American and Foreign Journals By
Prof. PAUL F. I'VE,
Royal octave, S5s pages 80
In this volume presented, in classical fo-m,th
history, the treatment and The results than seE
hundred cases. s'hibng every variety Of iuury and many
the forms Of unconscious disease with which the
would be likely meet Many Of the here recorded
have occurred at intervals long distant in different eOun
tries, and under different surgeons Hence this volume
obviates the necessity Of laboriOus reference 10 the
exhauess series Of volumes Of the various journals by
the practitioner who Is seeking fOrthe exueenes Of others
in unusual and he may here really End examples
for which he weuld search the books in van Tie 10
furnished, in ne with Rueyclopeda Of Practical Sur
gerry which, aer having examined, isis Thought, no
would be willing to dsPsrss with than with bis
dictosary. septic
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26

CHEAP BREAD AND DEAR COTTON. - The Boston
Journal says that if accounts of crops from all parts
Of the Union can be relied on, we shall have an i'm
mense surplus of all the cereals and unless there is
more demand for them from Europe than present
indications lead us to expect, bread must be cheap
enough to satisfy even the poorest consumer. On
the other hand, even if present prices should be
hardly sustained cotton viii be dear enough to sat
isfy the most avariciOus planter and there will be
surplus enough to pay with other EXPORTS for more
of foreign productions than we can consume. Thus
we shall be able to keep gold, leading to easier
rates of interest," and stimulating enterprises that
will give abundant employment to labor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26

The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters, will meet the same day above, att o.
clock, p NJ. CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand Sec'y
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Administrators Sale

Horses, Mules, Cows, Hogs, &C., &C.
IN FRIDAY OCTOBER End. 1 shall offer at Auction a
" lot of HORSES, MULES, Coz VS.. HOGS, CARRIAG Is
Buggios Wagons, Harness Farming Utensils &C. &C. &c
the personal property Of Ihe estate Of CHARLES TONES,
deceased
Sale TO be held at Glen Oak the late residence Of Chas
Tones deceased miles from Nashville on the Hsboro
Pike.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under SEQ, cash all over 800 six months
notes endorsed and payshe in bank.
JAMES CRAIGHEAD. Admit
Estate of Chas. Tones. deed.
L X. GLAscocK, Autioneer. lsept 22-td
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N the 5th day OF December, Is57 upon the premises
will sell on credit Of twelve months to the highest bid
der, tract OF land on the north side Of Cumberland
on Wartraee creek district NO B. Of Jackson county,
tanning about two hundred adjoining the lands Of
Thomas HUfns and Others Sa by decree OF the county
court of Jackson county in the Of 4dam Hufns
guardian Of the heirs Of William auns, deceased pro-
nOunced al the september term 1857 county Of
Jackson county for distribution. The bddngs for said land
will be opened at h hundred dollars. The purchaser
will be aired 10 give note with good security and lien
will be retained on the land for the purchase money
sept 24-w4t prs fee 81 WIN GORE clerk
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TERMS OF SALE.
NEW MUSIC STORE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
Pianos Fnrtes, Melodeons CAurch ParIor Organs
Guitars. ViOins. ViOncelos, AceOrdeons Flutes FagO
lets fes Drums, TambouTnes Blnos and 10 The
musical rchants line. large select catalogue OF
Sheet Music Music Books aud Instructors all kind,
Orders from the country will with prompt attention
Pianos tuned AecOrdsons and all other Instruments REPAIR
ed, NO 20 Union Sweet, LIST door from COLLEGE sent q
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of executed BY Maria H.
ID Nebbe which is Of record in the Registers Once Of
Davidson County in Book No a. psges 49, and asa, will
sell the Courtyard gate in Nashville Saturday, the Sd
dsv Of October 1857 auction. 70 the highest beieT
essh, the property therein described being House and Lot
the side of Cherry street, said Lot fronting
and half feet said street, and running bsek 10
college street The House said lot is comfortable
brick dwelling.
SAINT G.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26

pursuance ofan ordC of The chancery of Hick
county, made at July term, 1857, in the of
James Rodgers, admin rator OF Agnis Lewis, ct
BriItaDia Jones, will, the premises Friday 3Olh
day of October sell to The highest bidder the following de-
scrbed tract OF land, tO-v Lying the waters Cane
creek in the 10Th civil district bounded north the lands
May6eld and Cochran by the lands Whtwel
south by the LANDS OF VIVA Hughes and by The lands
of Camgbell. Number of unknown I Two hun
dTed and fifty dollars in cab will be CURED the remainder
credit Of IL months; with good securities
quired bearing interest fo dae. Said land sold for
pay ments of deDts, DC. ....
sept 25-S3t pr te 81 J D EASILY, C &m.
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ba~ The Kansas correspondent of the Missouri
Republican, says: .................. w..
Gen. Jim Lane has been lying extremely i'll for
the last few days at Lawrence, and consequently
the organization of the militia is temporarily sus-
pended. .-.--.....-.. %. IS.
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CHANCERY SALES.

DURSUANT 10 decree Ofhe Chancery court at Carthage
made in the case Of BENJAMIN Rueks Exr., Howell
Rucks and others the undersigned will the Oath day
Of October, next 1857 proceed sell highest bidder
the premises the land belonging the estate of Jos
Rueks Decd composed Of the tract Of which said Josiah
died seized and possessed and which the late Elizabeth
Rucks resided al the time Of death And also Of
30 aeiurnng thereto purchased BY portion Of the
heirs Of Jossh Ruc since his deaths in all about 900
All fssd land lies IN Smith County Tennessee Dis
te No I2 the town Of Rome Il will be laid OF in lots
70 suit purchasers
At the time ssd place the undersgned viii also sell
the slaves belonging to sid estate, toW Joshua aged
about a. Lucy about g. Ewy, aboul27 and her children
Henry about a Lucy and Martha 4.
Said Sales viii be made credit Of and two years,
excspta sufficient pay and Attorneys fees
Notes with approved security viii be required Of the puT-
ehasers A MOORE,
sept I2-Wtd prs, fee IS Clerk 4 Master,
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Lost.

r AND Warrant No. 17I9, dated 18th March, 1881, is
i sued to Alfred ". Fleming Itwss mailed to me in
December 1855, at West Grove Davis county, Iowa and
never has come to hand. | orewarn all persons from
using the same, an the rghtfu owner, aud shall ap
ply the Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of
said warrant W. E. BAIRD,
Cornsrsvis, Giles county, Tenn, Aug 5. 81. wsE
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FSTRAYS-CH COUNTY

TAKEN up in the first district of Cheaihsm county on
Marrow bone creek, By George W. Abernathy one BAY
HORSE, PAGES we'll, shod all round, saddle marks
and supposed to be ten old. Appraised so.
ALSO. dark brown MARE MULE, has big head
and has been roweed white spot Of the neck
shoes on all round, but somewhat worm Appraised, July
10Th, 1857 at $50 JAMES LENOX
sept 5-w3t hanger,
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In the County Court of Hickman County,

Wiley Horton, ct al, VS. ia Horton ct al-Petton to sell
Land.
WHEREAS it has beer made appear the satisfaction
w of the court thai def ndants, XII Chapp9l aud Wife,
Andis Robert ChaPpe1, drew Wilson and WIFE, Mariah
Cameron and wife, Sah nOn-Tekidents of the
OF Tennessee, that the process of the
served them it Is Oh ordered by
publication be made in IL Union and American, newspa
published in the c Nashville, for three ssive
weeks notifying said de dAnts to appear al the November
Of said court, 1857 the house 10 the
CenlrevilIe the LIST No Hyn November next Dead
denur TO COM INFANTS petition the ill
taken for confessed 70 hem, SCI for hearing ex
paTte. sept l5-a3t ie 81 ID EASILY, d IN.
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WATERFIELD & WALKER

open TO-DAY the New lyle Of Gsntemen's hats for the
" Fall of 1857 Anteip ling large demand their STOCK
unusually full abe and they need only susges
the quality their 1ods will fully sustain the favor
able reputation the house or many years has in0yd
son,oe WATRRFIELD & WALKER,
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,
or TFVVESCEE

THE next annual Communication of the GRAND ROYAL
ARCH CHAPTER OF TENN ESSBE, will convene In
the city of Nashville the second Monday in October
being the 18th day of the north. The Ocers Of Grand
Chapter snd the Representatives of Subordinate ChapteTE
are requested to be punctual in their attendance.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
sept. Is Grand Secretary.
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Boarding.
Land Sale

PEW more day BOardeTs can be accommodated At N
n Mansion hOuSes two doors north of the Publ
Square, on Market -treet. Terms very moderate.
september "a, ls57-2td
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K. c. M'NAIRY & co.,

RE receiving and opening daily, their Fall and Winter
n Stock Of Goods and By the 25h inst they will be able
exhibit the largest and desirable stock they have
had the pleasure Of offering their friends sHd the
public very respectfully invite examination Off, In
OIL CLOTHS, CARP ETINGS, HOUSE FUR
NISHING, AND PLANTATION GOODS,
We do intend exesed We shall keep these de-
partments very full and well selected. CallGk
sept 20 r. C. McNAIRY & co.'s.
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Fine Stock Farms.
AT PUBLIC SALE

Lying in the County Of WGrTen immediately on Ole
Stage Road Leading from MtrTeesborO 10
McliaRUills 9 miles from the latter
place and trifhin miles of the
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CLIFTON g. ABBOTT

LAVE just received from the eastern cities very large
IL and select assortment OF
CLOTHS. CASHIERS AND VESTINGS.
chosen with greatest by Mr. Harvey, whose supe
Or taste has enabled bring out by far The beaa
full stock Of piece goods have offered in Nashville
An made up order under the saPeunssndanee Of
Weli-known q Harvey" sepI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-26

ed as Executors ofhe late Rev Banks a Burrow decd
will offer for sale at the late residences of said decd about
three miles north of Spring Greek in Carroll county, Ten
nessee all the real estate belonging said estate being
about
TWENTY SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
large portion of this land is of tie best quality of Cot.
ton land in the section where lies About 1850 acres
lies in Carroll county including the late residence Of the
said decd The homestead Contains 1850 acres, about
700 cleared and can be divided into or good
sZs Farms Near TO the Homestead tract tract Of 100
acres of bottom land 0ey tinbered The location is
OF the 6athest in West Tennessee convenient to churches
and within nns aud half miles Of Lavina high School,
one of the best ns tuons the country. The neghbOr.
hood celebrated for s good society and morality
The balance OF the land lies Gibson county, nine
miles North East OF Trenton, the Mobile ami Ohio
kIilroad, all wood land and Of the finest quality. Toe
ends IN Carroll will lie very the contemplated Rail-
road from Jackson to huntington
The above lands will be sold without the day
TenttoBed. TERMs-One tAird cash. the balance in one
and two years with lien retained until the purchase
mo; ey is paid j. J. BURROW,
4. -r.. b. n. BURROW,
July 81 3mw Executors
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DENTAL NOTICE

nR GUM having far recovered from his late sever
~ illness to be able to attend the duties Of bis proes
son will be plea ed to his friends and all
may require his professional services. Office No Church
Street. Sept l2-2W.
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1000 ACRES

Manchester and McMinnVllle Railroad,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th. 1857
will offer SALE the premises to the highest bidder
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MdlIe. Lucretia |!

The youthful and accomplished Lady Eqnestcnne; the
most dashnE and spirited female rider who has
pearSd in this count aud whose startling acts Of eques
rainsm have gained for her the undputed title Of Fairy
of.h aA
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16

Advicss from Utah are Of an interest.
ing character. The Mormons are giving
utterauce to dire threateuings, drawn
forth by the approach of the troops tow.
ards the Territory. Brigham Young has
made two inAammatory speeches to the
Saints" declaring it to be the duty of
the faithful to resist the efforts put forth
BY the Government for their extermina.
ton /; and stating, in positive terms, that
2 separation of "ths kingdom" from every
other kingdom is close at hand-in other
words, that the act Of Government, in
dispatching troops against Uutah, is to be
considered fair ground for refusing to
yield obedience to Federal laws. Brig.
ham, moreover, asserts that, should Gov.
eminent send other officials to Utah Of
the same stamp as those who have here
tofors been commissioned, "they will re.
quirs more than twenty-five hundred SOL
diers to protect them from Mormon fury"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16

We notice that tho enterprising
publisher T. B Peterson, of Pbiladel
phia, has 10 press and will issue for sale
on the Goth of September. new work
entitled THE LOST DAUGHTER and 9th
ertrae stories Of the heart;" from the
unpublished manuscripts Of Mrs CARO-
LINE LEE HENrz The name of the distin.
gpisbed authoress is sufficient guarau.
tee of its worth It may be had com.
ple'e 10 one large duodooimo VOL, neatly
bound in cloth for 81 81, or 10 two vols,
bound in paper for 500 The same
publisher has also in press, aud will have
ready for sale on the Sd Of October,
Rsoeiptsjo' the Million, by MRs. HALE,
containing four thousand and five
hundred and Jorty;6ve receipts, fasss
directions, &c; oil Of practical value in
the useful, ornamental and domestic arts,
and 10 the conduct Of life. Making u
volume ofnesr 800 pages neatly bound
in cloth for 81 rs; These will DO seat
BY mail to any part Of the United States,
free Of postage TO any one sending the
price ofthcm in letter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16
TO THE PEOPLE OFADDIsoN COUNTY

The Fourteenth Annual Fair nf the
Addison County Agricultural Society
will be held at
MIDDLEBURY,
On Wednesday and Thursday, th' pad
and Gath days of September, 1857,
Ample arrangements have been made
for u full and fair exhibition Of thu pro.
ducts of the county. No pains will bq
spared to give every exhibitor fair
chance at tho show.
The track for Horses has been thor.
ougbly regarded, aud is in admirable
condition for tho exhibition nf speed.
Forage for cattle and sheep free
The usual Managers meeting will be
held in the Addison House, at 10 o'clock
A. W., Of the day preceding the Fair at
which pnnctual attendance is requested.
81. Programmes OF exercises will be issued
the morning of the first day.
- &C. Admittance to the grounds FREE.
BY order of the Board.
- J. CoBe, Sec.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16

q The fellow who attempted to q tn
sea 10 township, got aground before
leaving port.
TO make Russian nams-imitate
the tchug Of a bull frog, give one
sueeze. aud say ski
MIR. Dubois is 80 skeptical that no
won't believe even the report of cannon.
Lord Cambell has finished his Lives
efths Chief JUSTICES of England. The
last volume" says PAtnam 'isespecially
severe upon Lord Kenyon Lord Gam
bell is very old mau so is Lord
Broughan, who has been chancellor, and
it is q curreot joke that Lord Broughan
refuses to die les, Lord Csmbsll should
write his life"
AN aged Quakeress, the other at
terloon, was seen intently gazing up,
on a piece OF brocaded silk displayed
in linendraper's shop in Fleet street.
A cockney pa'ser,by observer that il
was Satia tempting Eve.