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torciqu News.
British Ministry Defeated.


Var Jet,oeen Spain and Merico-Inter-
e,ting from China Wholesale attempt
10 poison the foreign residents of Hong
Kong.
A large meeting of several thousands
Of workingmen was held near Liverpool
on the ID inst, and energetic steps were
taken to promote extensive emigration to
the English Colonies.
The London Gazette announces that
Sir j. F. Champion, late British Minister
to the United States, has been appointed
British Minister to the King Of Hano-
yer.
It is stated that in consequence Of the
adverse decision of the Admiralty in the
House Of Commons on Tuesday, Lady
Franklin is about to undertake, on her
own resources, the completion of the
search for her husbands expedition.
In the House of Commons on the night
Of the 1st inst, the adjourned debate on
Mr.. Cobden's motion on Chinese affairs
was opened by Mr.. S. Warren, who chal-
lenged the law officers of the crown to
come forward and justify the violent
measures which, under pretense of Vi
citation of treaty rights, had been perpe-
trated at Canton. The Lord Advocate
entered at great length into the legal por-
ton of the question, and contended that,
although the lorcha's license had expired,
il was competent for her to renew it, and
as she kept the English flag flying, it
was to be assumed that she intended to
renew her pass.
The following was the motion of 1Ir.
Golden, the adoption Of which has de-
fated and censured the ministry;
That this House has heard with con-
Germ of conflicts which have occurred
between British and Chinese authorities
in Canton river, and, without expressing
an opinion as to what extent the govern
ment of China may have afforded this
country cause of complaint respecting
noE-fulflment of treaty Of 1912, this
House considers that the papers which
have been laid upon the table, fail to es-
iablish satisfactory grounds for the VIC
lent measures resorted to at Canton in
the late affair of the Arrow. That 6
Select Committee be appointed to inquire
into the state of our commercial relations
with China"
Mr. DiSraeli supported the motion
which he regarded as a vote of censurt
on Government. The Government wer,
cognisant of DIR. Bowring's policy, ant
approved of it with regard to the Chi
nese. This policy was an attempt to ere
ate by force our commercial relation
with the east in way that might involv
US in difficulties with powers not inferio
to ourselves. By our transactions il
Persia we should establish the ascend
ancy of Russia; by those in China tina
of the United States. 1t was therefor
time for the House of Commons to ez
press its opinion upon these points. TIL
noble lord threatened to appeal to tn
country. Let him. He (Mr. Disraeli
hoped he should be returned; but if no
he should be happy to meet the mob
lord at Tiverton.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-27

A SURE CURE FOR CoUGH.-Wis-
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is pleasant
to the taste, and seldom fails to effect a
speedy cure of every species of throat
and lung diseases. 1t is a scientific prep
aration, skilfully compounded.
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PROFESSIONAL RTvALRY.-The New
York Times tells the story of a country
editor, who, finding the body of a man
hanging to lamp post one night after his
own paper had gone to press, cut it down
and carried it home, to prevent his rival
from publishing the news, and was HIM
self indicted for murder.
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a NEW BOOK.
A TALE OF THE SOUTH!


BOUNDED on Facts, and entitled "The Curse
II Entailed, . By Mrs H. Il. Bigelow, "a sister Of
Bishop HaE.iine OF the Methodist Church. She
says ia her preface She cor scentiously believes
the book was written under the same pressure
that St. Paul felt when he exclaimed for neoes-
sty is laid upon me yea, voc IS me It preach
not the gospel" Feeling thar God demanded il,
and humanity required il, she has simply done
her dutyi and Of which the Boston LibeTatof
SAYS ~ Il is the greatest work yet published from
4" Uncle Tom" 10 bred Z" and a book which
everybody ought to read. Oh, We ministers read
it and see your responsibility Oh ye pro-slave-
ry church members, read it ard tremblc! Oh,
ye office holders and Office seekers, read i and
blush Oh, ye mothers with your darling babes
in your arms, read il and think that they may be
kidnapped and torn from your embrace and sold
into perpetual bondage, aud then You viii see our
nations guilt OH, We children and youth reac
it. and learn to hate slavery with perfect hatred
Oh, everybody read H. for Il is designed 70 causs
a great sensation one large ~ mo-, price 81 81
/ for sale by CHESTER BROWN.
Crafts6ury, Nov. 90, 1s5e-4etf
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81 The Tariff Bill as passed by Con-
gress is expected TO reduce the revenue
materially-some Sl4,000,000. It adj
mits free of duty wool not costing over
20 cents. The duty is reduced 10 per
cent. on iron, hemp and sugar.
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JOHN LOCKE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
A T Probate Court held at Irasburgh in and
IA for said district on the 18th day Of March,
j. D. 1867.
WILLIAM L. LOCKE, Executor OF the last
VIII and Testament of John Locke, late Of Alba
ny, in said district, deceased, makes application
to said court to extend the time heretofore allow
ed him to pay the debts due from said estate and
to render and settle his administration account
until some furture day.
WHEREUPoN, it is ordered by said court that
said application be heard at the Probate Office
in lrasburgh, on the 18th day of April, 1857; and
it is further ordered, that all persons concerned
be notified hereof By publication Of this order ii
the Orleans Independent Standard, printed a
Irasburgh, three weeks successfully, before sale
hearing.
BY the Court,
Attest, IL. CARPENTER, Judge.
A true copy of record.
12w3 Attest, II. CARPENTER, Judge.
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81 The Philadelphia Ledger says
there is an old clock in the Philadelphia
Library which tradition says was in the
possession of Oliver Cromwell ItlacksI
but few years of being two centuries
old
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In Westmore, Sd inst, Henry, son Of
Freedom and Marian Gates.
At Barton Landing, 18th inst, Clara,
daughter of Albert S. and Amy Eaton ;
aged years months.
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G. Seven car load of horses, and
three men were drowned on the Du
Page river, Joliet, H., recently, the
floods having destroyed bridge on the
Chicago and Rock Island railroad.
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passumpsic Railroad
rToTLCH.

CUBSCRIBERS TO Preferred Stock 10 the Com
- Beetieut and Passumpsic River Railroad. are
hereby notified that the following assessments
have been made, viz: 10 per cent, April 15, 1857
10 per cent, June II, 1857. Payment may be
made At either Of the following Banks, via
Peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans, Bank Df Lyndon
P8ssumpsic and Bradford Banks, or 70 Elijah
Cleveland, Trustee.
Per order II Tie Directors.
n. Z. Lowering, Treasurer.
Bnstnn Eeh B. Iss7 az
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ca At Wayne, Michigan, white oak
log was recently sawed, which made
2423 feet of sound lumber, free from
knot or shake. 1t took six yoke of oxen
to draw it.
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suddenly relieve The sufferer FROM tie most vio-
lent paiusi yet e = hcf, a. testified by Eooc
men and good women, whose names ere sc my
oiliee. MOI any have used &c without deriving
SOME SPECIAL BENEFIT
within al honr, ard many sre they phe have been
perfectly cured Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal
and Br0nehial Complaints. Croup. Tie i1olareanx
Felcus. Cramps, Piles, Sprsns aud Bruises Cua
and Wounds, SWeiied Gisnds and Sln Joints
SsFpiula, and Erysipelas, Sore N5pp,cs snG Swell.
e1 Breasts, salt EheBm aud Cankors 10 tue mouh
OF stomach. kyuptohs and al kinds Of Sores
Headache or Foothache IN Eve or ten inmates .
also, Chiihlains OF Sore or Tender Feet h VIII
be seen that
do not Profess 20 Cure Everything.
but only certain class OF complaints, but an 81
which are cursbie On simple Electric ard CteHal-
cal principles, through the aflniies Of s.y kioc-
Irie Oh, and the Nerve Vital auid ogthe human
body.
I The modus pperandi Of progressing and ever
tchangeabie Rheuuatfc pain, j. imnerfectly uudess
stood hy mankind; whether It's location is the
membrane or covering of the nerves, ithRmal by
arrangement, tike the coating OF al iHaamet
lstomsch,A or some disturbance Of tie e.ectre
fluid itself, certain i Is that my "Eectric OF" Is
,resGily absorbed into, ills docs not actually sup
fpiya deficiency in. and ecua'lza the circulation
Iof that great prineipie Ct living organization.
I Let the skeptoal and the humane look into ihis
matteF-iur Il these things are 50
IALEAEE AEEEE-ENEEIgESEED
I VIA take any ease from the hospital 10 Test L
lall. Ny "Electric Cir is peasant Had innocent
no danger OF Geld or re action, al syiil bear ~,
my witness Come and read for yourselves.
! n r. corner Walnut aud + Ehth sts. Phiia
Dy-Nonc solI hy pediars- All my bottles Aavt
my name blown IN and the new wrappers hca
my signature TO prevent imposition GA tae pubic
A. +. SMITH, Chemist.
Prices. Is cts, so cts, and 81, per Bottle
, \. B.--The large bottles ten times the cheapest
c. Carpenter, Charleston; VIM. Joslyn, Bar
, ton; Kelley s Roberts, Derby; Aiken & Small
ley, South Troy, Agents,
,elier, sole Wholesale and Retail Agent
ELECTRIC OIL" Philadelphia.
FMS
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"a German A. and Samuel S. Segars,
of Chittenden, have within few DAYS
past, sold two Black Hawk colts; one
was three years old, and sold for $3.50 !;
the other four years old, and sold for
S700.-HsralG.
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The CAPITOL GRoUNDs.-The pro-
position greatly TO enlarge the grounds
surrounding the Capitol has been agreed
to by both houses of Congress. The
new Capitol grounds, as voted by both
houses, will cover IS acres, instead of %,
as at present.
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NEW GOODS.

HUST received 81 the Cognu5tssiaa Store new
- lot Of fashionable priatss ~ --- Cotton,
cotton cloth taHnBo cotton. cotton hanBsi. eli
wool flannel deaima. together ~ith many other
nice ARTICLES Mh.cn are selling CHEAF.
A2. Il. kasD, Agent.
Irasburgh, March 9Th
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FIRE AT ST.. JoHNs.-The potteries
of BIr. E, L. Farrar, formerly of Fair
fax, were totally consumed by fire on the
18th ult The total loss is said to be
about $4,000. No insurance.-St. Al
5agss Messenger.
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Executors Sale Of Real
Estate,

DURSUAAI 10 iioenee ffona the Hen Probate
A. Court ior the District Of Orleans. tie under-
signed offer Tor sale al the real estate ~ Iasspf
KHignf late Of bartoa, consisting Of Hoese. ss1d
Barn and Ave acrss u land situated s. EArton
Landing.
Inc land Is good, and 6 never failing spring 81
water Ia Immediate connection with ties a1sssG
Being on TIE liae q the extension q tae Geo.
Pass. i. K. Road. 4 offers . rare estapee tsr q
Mechanic OF others IN sant q q loeafQa q =
ihFfVing village Fer particulars esgalas d HsG
Samuel 4. Willard. 81 Bartoa Landing. cr u
C BINGHAM, St Jehnsbary e..-...-
JACOB Id. Psssgmpsie.
Februagy. 2s. 1877 Ies2
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= LII v ibLiaMo Lo IAIEl
uag SUBSCRIBERS. haslne been appointed
4 by ~ lfspprab.s ffsHtc CaslH 81 lie Diss
tffrt gi Orleans Cau5l1lta5aiaefs ~ receive, ez~
asnsaf, aHa asfHaf 81 ein.fps sHa deFzisfs q ~
aefsoi.s yasaiHsf tiis asta.a afANEEf WILKINS
SIS ~ bHaas, 81 kzla dnsFef, deceased,
represented gttayent, SD lie teNo 4 *
fazefas srsm - zia4 dap - Asfeh iss3. being
alasass - sa5a causz - Ge efsalsgfs 81 sd der
eeasa5, . ez6abif ana Ffose tls.F Esspseliys
sisslus lssage -
GgXE &0flCK. t.af we VII aasna o he
agEzss u car appointment ~ fss daatfg-
q Ht4sa Alalfa = ssas, Ia Berry - - de
sief, ~ re fs.h s4g u Jaas ahd fse 24al 81
sssfsaa5ef iafzg, 81 a5Ls e'eiges 10 tbs Greaaaa.
Is cart ~ saad lavss
IEA GAAP
; l. COLLIER sSsa.lestsi11srF.
EZRA 3. DAELISG.
nsfbg. Narra zsG. a. y. fsET. ass
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ComNItssIoNEms, NorfcE.

PHILIP + Ian DIX , E9A AtE.
fFsHE SUBSCRIBERS. hayiue been appointed
a - tie tAan- lf45ate Count iaF lbs District
~ oFisafs, C3HlfaisssoneTs. o. receive, ezafniHe,
and afiast 90 claims af1 demands If 81 ersefs
againat iha estate of J. Zip = "a D ELS,
iais u Coventry, 10 said district. deesa-ed. rep,
TsseHiea uzclssat, and ice Term "a IS nluatha
fTpgn tle aist Day q March 1871. being SLOWED
bV saia court - tie cresilara ~ fald delsaaea,
y szlibt aa1 prove ihslf fesPsefye alaisns bas
FIRE nsf
GIVE AO1fcE dat He VII stlsul q iEs du-
ties u or appointment - tle fue.ilng Aoase 4
Ma5. &. FiaasieFs, - CggfHirf, "a said district,
ga tlie xfsl dag u sspfeHsfF asEt, q I 0'cs0ek,
ID she af.eu,0aa u Sad day.
j. fiAkEk5 g..
II. s. JONES.
Coventry, March IA. 4 ~ fss7. f5ssz
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LIBERATION.

THIS may certify that have given my son John
/ Wesley Ingerson his time during the rest Of his
minority, and shall claim none Of his earnings
nor pay any bebts of his contracting after this
date WILLIAM IN6ERSON.
March 18th, 1857. 13w3
Witnees-W WILLIAM P. ADAMS.
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g. A horse dealer, describinga used
up horse, said he looked i" as if he had
been editing daily newspaper
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain:
A. Z. SMITHS
4. T.. SMITH =
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ELECTRIC OIL

lido disease named dFee
viii forfeit 500 the Electric Oh sold CORNER WALNUT q
Sth STREETS fails Rheumatism Pains ia the Back
Limbs Piles Sores Burns Fever Ulcers Cake Nip
pies Bronchial Affections Sweled Glands F Stiffness the Joints Neck
also Paptaton To all swelling
piled any patient male female Almshouse any public
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IA CARN.

A CARD.
TO DR. UGGISTS and NER GIANTS or
YER MONT
For the convenience Of Dealers and individuals
Of this State I have appointed Mr.. FRED +.
SMITH of Montpelier, nv wholesale agent, and
he viii be At all times supplied will all sizes q
my /" GIN INE ELECTRIC Oh" | weUE
urge upon all dealers in medicine, 70 order FROM
Mr.. Smith supple OF my Oh az once, that they
may be able TO answer the earliest demands. lie
viii also furnish each dealer With show Cards
Posters, aud 1909 Circulars, wth their name
printed thereon as agent. (Rcad the following
proclamation a. Z. SMITH, CkeBlisi Phila.
SEO0. PROCLAMATION.
70 tRe mayor and Citizens ef Philadel
plia and The Union -
I I propose to test my Electric OIL on any case o
4 Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Piles
I Govt Fever and Ague. letter, FelduS, Swelling
of all kinds, Cramps, Deafness, fand some othe
cases that have treated successfully and to for
/ felt to any public institution the mayor ma,
name SI00, ii my Genuine Electric Oil does 40
make an eneetual eure in each case.
/ DIR. J. c. Van Doren, No. 8 Fall ST, Trenton
! \. Y, an old and experienced gentleman, cam
to my establishment on saturday, and said, al
had never failed in a single case Of Rheumatism
with my Oil.' He buys several dozen at "a time
/ and has more than wear past. He says ut
much in using The Oh right" ] find | have Il
trouble in curing mp Piles etiectuRliy, and d
not use injurious medicines. My pure "E'eeti
Oil" is enough, be careful Of the counteriei'
! young scaYnps who use my certificates to sell an
deceive the people. Only one Depot, that is \.
corner Walnut and Eighth streets, Philaaelphig
All my bottles must have my name in the glass
All the cures advertised in this paper year or tw
! past were made by my Oil. Come and see tn
certificates Of 500 citizens. A. E. SMITH, Chemis
FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.
To you always disposed to aid the sut1eringl
may appear incredible after in vain trying all Ii
wonderful medicines ofthe day, that ore appl
cation externally and a few drops taken iRterHa
Iy, Of ny (genuine) Electric OIL" viii so yer
FRED. E. SMITH, Druggist, Mont
for Vermont, for DR.. Smiths Genuine s.
R. W. NYE, Agent for Irasburgh.
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Tea 81

4 I Werlhington's eRn be found some OF the
a best teas ever offered Va this market, and 4
good article OF byson skin at 80 cts. a 10, and
others in the same ratio.
Dec. IS, 1856
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Flour

THE subscriber has constantly ON hand extra
L hour manufactured from the best Canada
wheat, better article than car he found Ia this
market. Gro. WoKTIlNgruy JR a Co.
Dee. i6, 1866.
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RURNISG FLUID ior sale b.
D Oct 10. R. ". NYE.
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SaIts

VIE subscribers are receiving good article OF
i Turks Island salt, and two bushels eau DO
Fought for 5 10 at
Dec. 10, 1866. WORTHfNGTON'S.
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Z ADIGs-R v Evas Is 81 p.4es 70 soy ST.
II ssls - kasss sd fsai.sFs; Eco assssSs.
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C1oEb1na z

DEADY MADE CLOTHING AT Wortl.inga
IA tons can BE found a large quantity Of Boys
aud Nen's Clothing.
Dec. iG. 1856.
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Stoves, Stoves

.0F All KINDS; CHEAPER THAN EVER,
~ 1T H. CHAMBERLAIN & COS.
Barton Village, March y, 1857. Sm
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oToog

GONE Of that best o'd government Java Coffee
- can be found az Wortiiineo5i Also sOlae Of
the so called JayR NOT 50 GOOD.
Dec 10, 1865.
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comnIssIoNEEis' NOTICE.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-29
THE GREATEST
Building Association

AM offering for sale low figures, twenty Build
ing Lots in the eighth Ward OF Nashville, such
terms that any procure himself complete and
convenient home. The lots mont the MuFfeesborO Turn
pike, Wharf Franklin and Maple streets, and Gd
mirably situated Tor private residences.
ClaibOrne OmnibeEses have completely revolntouiEed
this part Of the city, which with other Improvements
being made such the extension Of as, and
that direction will add greatly to the value Of this prop
erty.
The such wiz allow each purchaser Immsdi.
atey put up his buildings the Purchase money viii
be required until the sab Of January 1884, the interest
emily be paid annually until that tire. Call soon
July I'll. A. V. 8. LINDSLEY.
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A meeting Of Merchants and Citizens was held
yesterday morning at the Protection Insurance
Office, at which the following preamble aud resO-
Iutions were unanimously adopted, and copies or
de ed to be served upon the officers of eacb OF the
old hanks:
Whereas, It is evident that Tennessee and the
adjoining States will have for shipment in sixty or
ninety days, an amount of products that will pro-
duee more than an average amount Of money; ana
whereas, tn psnic existing here to-day IS yHpa7'
tbetic. arising from commercial dithcuus III tue
Northern and Eastern States and Giles 2ha
whereas. il Is well known TO this meeting That our
Banks are sound and healthy, and possessed Of
ample means to protect themselves, and at the
same time offer reasonable amount Of timely help
to the community; therefore,
Be it resolUsd, That it is the opinion of this meet
ipg that the three old Banks ought to suspend tenn
porariy the p ,yment of specie at their counters.
r So red, That they ought to afford timely aid to
their debtors and customers, both for their own Sc
curity as well as that of the debtor and that they
should afford all tn f.ciies 10 th-ir power to
cit zens, who are Indebted abroad, by shipment of
specie or otherwise.
The above was transmitted Immediately with
request that the parties Addressed, meet and take
the fame MO consideration.
The Committee recommended that the same
measures should be adopted By the Free Banks,
on condition each making an exhibit OF its ability
20 pay within reasonable time.
The meeting then adjourned sine die
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THE WATSON $40
SEWING MACHINE,

A BOUT the Goth day OF Aueust. 1875, employed
"A BY Aessrs watson, Wooster Co.. composed o. Wm-
O. Watson, Morris Knighi and George n. Wooster, 10
manufacture SeWi Machines, which known the
watson Ten Dollar Sewing Aaehnes That thereafter
received notice rom the counsel Of B. Potter aud N.
wheeler, mentioned in the annexed copy Of rIunetion
informing that these Machines lnfnF ent
upon Letters Patent vhieh they owned that suits
would be Instituted against unless should Otherwise
settle With them This notice handed 10 Mr. Wooster,
one Of my employer
shen made Investigations to ascertain the facts and
found that said Machine, bess ed inirir &C.
ment Of aaid Patent and inforea said Watson that sach
my opinion.
subsequently tuit commenced agaiest By said
Potter and Wheeler, and Immediately thereafter 40 In
formed Mr. watson and requested him tai charge o.
The defense o. the and be refused 20 do and
told HIN THAI would have nothing 10 DO With
g. and then ceased make the MaehiBes and TIE In
iuuct on copy Of which Is hereto annexed Issued
aud served upon me. 5QkL CHASE.
Dated Nss York, February 1ith, 1851.
In presence % hILEs B. AEDEus
DO hereby certify a a. the above gatement subscribed
b. me, Is correct and true JOEL CHASE.
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Take Heed.-Or. Thson has rssu ned % the Ms..
SAsot House Chicago, where may be obtained Old Dr.
James wonderful and celebrated extract OF Csrnbis In
ilea His son il-aw, Dr. Thomas TtOa, vnl sappy yea
yin IT. either personsly By express. u Is sure snd
speedy cure Of the Of Consumption Bronchl
ls' ssAna, Nervous Debility, ooagAA Colds, ana sors
IT'S We know THIS 10 De fact Try il ana live.
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Page Post once nc osinE fOur siam s esnt1 rsops
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-29
cOUNTY COURT CLERK.

~ We are authorized announce Capt JoHs DASH
IyIL as candidate Co ny Court Clerk, al the March
election
81 We authorized to announce FEIH K CHEAT
IAN as candidate for reelection to the ONCE Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March next.
EE- We autho lied to announce THoS. D. SToGEKR
as candidate for County Court Clerk the next AaFch
election