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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-04

u RI6HTIrsas WARE. Preserve Kettles, s :. &
ID Pans. CullsaAus, Swimmers, Nppsrsk Wasi
BAsins. Ladles, Forks, Gpooss; Cups and 6stves
brHss Kettlss Tin Kitchen ware Jspaned -
PANIED Chamber and watsS Peil., fcst Baths
Trunks, Cans, and . variety q other articles q
sale ct 10 Main 6trest. Union Bleek.
Aug3S HITCHCOCK NUT ".
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hereby recommend ms. friend Harley to our
numerous patrons gentleman every way waf-
tbs their entire confidence, ana fails eslWhlt "
conducting the business e the eniys satsiasstop u
all.
aeel dtf r KELLEY
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City Lets ana AAnA GoP oale.
A1A ACRES splendid farming land. situated
4 & about 10 niles directly west ~ Albis Mon
roe county. This Fiss Trsss consists Of Prairie
and Timber, partly under cultivation. Timber Of
the very best quality. Price very low, and terms
easy. x8e-
40 Acres near Ambrosia, bsing part Of what IL
called the Benton Farm" Lays very hsndsomc
and situated SHAT ~ uiiss frsm this city, and
be bad nj bssgaip.
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aissainiiun.
fIsHE partnership heretofore existing between
l Kelly Harley, 10 tpe Nqrchalt Tailoring
bu siness on johnson street. Is this day DISSOLVED
b. mutual eonsaat Tie bpsitezs aia tc con.
daetea heresfler b w. Hurley. whoia fully
authorized 70 eailec' al areeuBtsdue the hra, and
Will pay III claim agathft tAf same.
4 KELLEY.
S0Y 28, 1856. CIV HUXLEY.
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Troy u ware 6tox o.
HITCHCOCK r CO.

TO COnsRoctDFs, D0alaeRs oshors.
U1E ~ receiving our assortment 81 Bnildsn
w Hardware, direct from manufacturers; also {
variety Of MsoAanics Tools which " o6sr FOR aalt
st 1bS Main Street, Union Block.
aug3s HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-02
TO TURNPIKE CONTRACTORS

The undersigned invites immediate >, opo-ais for
grading and merchandising College Street from
Front Street TO the City limits; and atsc for the
from the foot of Commerce street along the Head
Of Union Wharf TO the foot Of College street -
College street is the ono that runs out from this
lower side of Smiths Pork house, in front Of
Stewart College, TO the City limits.
The first cou rse of metaling on Colfege street
must be 80 feet wide and 6 inch deep, and Sec
ond course Is feet wide and 6 inches Deep The
grad 70 be that laid down in the city map OF
grades, which may be seen at The Recorders
office. ....i, iFAF it'll
The work required on Front street IS de fe, /.
cling Of wagen-yard about 20 feet wide with
course Of metaling ~ ircles deep. The terms
OF payment will be added 10 this advertisement
IN the next paper. In the meantime fht attention
of contractors is asked 10 the proposed work. s1
tsssaaoa = y, y CHARLES NJ. HITTER,
,B. Lloes s-i.i Mayor Of CiatksvillS.
Aug. %, Stiff
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ID Together with large quantity Of Stock, Hogs,
Males, Cattle, Sheep, Farming utensils and eve
rything necessary 10 carry on farm.
ONTHURSDA Y 9Th. OF NO FEMBER
Next, wHl sell at public auction, at my house,
the valuable Farm on which reside, containing
about six hund ACRES Of first rate land, new
frame house, two stories high, containing faur
luFge rooms, and two eighteen feet passages, new
kitchen aud negro cabins, and in fact everything
Necessary 10 comfortable country house. Said
farm is situated In Montgomery county, 10 miles
below Clarksyille on the Cumberland river, oppo-
site the TOW ef Palmyra, the designated place for
depot on the Memphis, GAINESVILLE IS Louisville
Railroad, now under construction, is bounded
nearly 90 two sides by the river, has a never TAIL
ing brauch running through it from north TO south,
dividing II nearly equally, on each side OF which
branch are rich and beautiful Table Lands for the
growth OF wheat and tobacco, springs of the best
quality and never failing. There are abdnt one
hundred and fifty acres Of frst-rate river bctom
IS % which is cleared, between 200 and $50 acres
cleared in all, -. . .t .
All snd every person desiring TO make good in
Vestmenls both in land stock should not miss the
present oAp"Itunlly. Co ae aud see for yourselves
Twill take great pleasure in showing everything
...... .-..... 1, BRUNSON.
"A dinner viii be prepared for those who may
be IN attendance. b.
Oct ., '57-tds. .....| ....
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Customers Wanted!
r. S. MOORE & co

#..T DEALERS IN .nl. ...
British, India, French and american Dr.
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Ipgrdia
and Brussels Carpets, Hardodre,
Cutlery, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Bonaets, dc.
Have ju.t csvsd their fall supply Of all ar
ticles in their line, purchases In Baltimore. Phil.
delphia, New York and Boston, during the
mouth Of August, nnd Eow ready for exhibition
Oh their counter. The are well aware Of the tact
that very little attention is paid 10 what IL said IN
adveI tisemenIs, ahi Won O.. therefore, msrely
state they have lots OF goods which they want 10
SELL aud hope the people will all and Judge OF
the quality aud pr css
clsStCirsi Sept IL, 'ST-u
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Jacks Here |!

Al ihs same old stand, Strawberry Allsy, pay
ing license for Second Class House, think
better than some houses. Call, I will wait on
you as politely as can TO Sherry Cobler', Psit
and Claret Punches, Sangertes, Lenlonsdes, Ale,
Tobacco, Cigars, &C. other liquors by ihe quart,
Ale and Wines by the drink, and Arc maize Bit
ters by the drops am not trying 10 show big
in company. You all know Bil Turner II
any one likes the above mentioned articles we'll
enough 10 sallfor them, plsase leave the TinOdine
with me, asl have parheulsr flncy 10 that way
Of doing business. ~ A' JOHN w. HALE.
July "a, Is57-3m fr.-f
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Bethel Female college,

r. HOPklNSVlLbE, KY.
Seeing that the limits OF our boarding Depart
ment viii soon be reached, We beg TO nio,m our
faiends at distance that the citizens have kndl,
rendered IA sistance, and that fns Boarding Ac-
cAmmod a ioas can now be obtained Ia priv to fam
ill's IN the Immediate vicinity Of the lnsiitu Ion
We have been IN s,ssi n two weeks and udmt.
led OO,r onsAIadTed pupils upwards OF go board
ers We have seven Teachers, aud another d. :
ly expected Excelleni health prevailing. GTFu
farther iptormai on. address an, one OF tho rru..
tees, or The President
80. ~ .l NV RUST. 80 a.
hopkinSviile, Ky.
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Ihe FTesideRt 81 me CHHed offteS 81 America 20
JoFL CHASE, his attorneys. SERVANTS. Agents, and
WOrkmen and each and eUery Of them,
GREETING
Whereas il hath been represented TO us in our
CiIut Court Of the United States, for the Southern
District Of New York, sitting as Court OF Equ-
~. on tie part cf Orlando B. Potter rnd Nathaniel
Wheeler, Complainapis, that they, the said Or
lando B. Pottrr aud Nathanitl Wheeler. have late
Nv exhibited their Bill Of Comlaint against YOU,
The Id Joel Chase. the defendant, 10 be releV ID
touching matters therein contained, In which bill
Il is, among other things, set forih that you, tue
said defendant, are violating and threats ming 10
violate certsih exclusive rights and privileges
vested In sad complainanis, for Constructing.
making, uing. aud vending to others to be used,
certain improvements in Sewing Machines, and
that the actings and doing Of you, the said de-
PENDANT, are contrary to Equity aud good con.
science we, therefore, In consideration of the
remises do strictly, aud until the further order
Of this. Court, enjoin ana command you, tho said
Joel Chase. and your Attorneys Servants, a gents,
and w orkmeB, and each and every one o them.
under the penalty that may fall thereon, that Won
and zach Of you, do from heneefortb, altogether,
absolutely ana until the further order OF this
Court. desist and rain from rectv or b.
Is, constructing, making. wOl Aing nsing, selling
OF putting into prac ice or operation, or IN INV
wise counierfeiting or iria,ing the Invention or
improvement belonging 10 Fnid complsinants, nnd
described, eli lined. eod tet forth ia certain Lit
ters Patteut Of the upit~d States. re-issued To- A
u. wilson, and bearing date the 22d day OF jan
uary, 1886, aud now owned by the com lainoh \.
and from in any way or manner interfering wi h
the rights Of said comRlsinanis under said Pat.
ent, and from ~ any way or,manner violating or
Infringing said Letters Patent. any part thereof
-. Wines. tho Hon RooEa D. TAsEE,
JI, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court o.
he UDi'ed STATES at The City a. New
YORK, IN said District, this the 9th dpy
Of September, IN the year Of our Lord Que The a..
sand eight hundred aud ifty.six,
copyl
RENNGTH C. WHITE, CLERK.
GEO. CLIFFORD, Solicitor and OF Counsel
FOR Complsinants, II Wall Street. New York.
Sept II, 'sT-2N
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Administrator's Notice.

Those indebted 10 the estate Of James Mitchell.
deed, will please forward aud settle the SANG
without delay, those having claims against I, 10
estate viii please file them with the Hon. T. W.
Wisdom. Judge Of the County Court--I, az ads
minisrators hasing suggested the insolvency Of
said estate. "a srf .q44,I NJ. = =.
W. !. BR6AbDus, Admir-.
Aug %, '57-lm
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10000 Fruit Trees for Sale,

Consisting of Apple. Pear. P.ach, Plum, &C.,
Sc Their growth Is exceedingly vigorous aud
6ne Is cts for Apples, 30 Tor Peaches, all Of the
finest scclinated vsrislies--aiso 1000 Usage
Orange plants at 2.S0 NJ. Strawberry plants OF 5
or var4eties, and other small fruits. Paut trres
In NsverAheT ~ you obtain fruit one year sOonar,
Address. F,FAII,
n t..... %. ....s CtsfkFvillH, Tenn. r
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NOTICE.

The undersigned win not offer their form fol
sale at public auction on tho nth Of October, a,
advertised. % 80 4 ....- ..-
.'-......-,,..-.-... B, A & J, p ROGERS.
October 2, SEW. ...... . ..
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O5 2zu
Medicinal Preparations, Cor the cure
EVERY KNOWN DISEASE.

THE undersigned, having been appointed sois
Agents for Clarksyile, for the sale OF The Medic-
inai Preparations Recommended In Dr.. Freese's
"Combined Sy stem Of Practice for Physicians and
Families" would respectfully offer ,liem 20 ss.oh
Of our citizens need restoration 70 health.
These preparations are compounded from the
recipes of The most celebrated Pysciass and Sur
geoDs OF Europe aud Anne rica, and viii cUnE Ev-
ERy KNOWN DISEASE that is at an within thr fsaek
of remedies They have 'bech tested fsryssrs BY
Prof Freese, aud other celebrated physiciaas, il
their daily practice, and have been found invaff-
ably cffectual.
For further particulars, sec DR.. Freese's COM
bind Sysfcm Of Pracfie''-aoge,hsr wits sardss
Posters.eic. r - -
Both the book, Medicine mud chests, may 30
had Of the undersigned. at thef Drugstore.
fss BRYARLy g.. McCAutEY,
Frhuklin Street, Clarksviiie, Tenn,
June q, l6JT-6m
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SECOND SIZE.

mIlis the is Ter.
L equhes moep f w a give
is
sch furnished
Thecy n
VIZ
o
S22SO St. Louis
Prophet md acuresT emscas h
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James M. ogburn,
Public AuctiOnecr and Collecting
Officer,

Offers his services to the citizens Of Monlgom.
cry County, lie viii attend sales and make col.
ieciIous 10 any portion Of the eounty.
WoOdle~ u, Tenn. Sept n. 'sT-tE 't
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Henderson Rsilroao, being 80 miles from Nash
willie aud 30 from GAINESVILLE. Said tract con-
tains ...i, .
1900 ACR = a
of the finest Corn, Whelt and Tobacco Ia nd TO
be found in Middle Tennessee. / will sell It in
divisions, as follows;
No. contains one thousand acres-459 Gear.
ed, the balance he willy tinbercd. This includes
an elegant Framed Dwelling neatly fini he'd with
- good rooms-good Kitchen, negro Houses,
CEtern, Carrirge House, Stone Spring house
AMI Birns sufficient TO cure rs 400 lbs tobacco.
No. . cont Inns 500 acies $50 cleared, balance
we'll timbsred THIS tat contains tolerably
good double log house and never Iaiiing spring
No 3 contains 2lO Rcps-S0 acres cleared, the
balance finely timbered-Nith u very superior
spring. ..- ... -.
No contains $40 acres Of the finest Board
aud Stave timber between Nashville and Pond
River, through which the stage road from Nash
Vile TO HopkinsviIle passes. i..
At the saWe time aud place will sell my pres
ent crop OF Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat, Tobacco,
&c, Al.o my stock of Mules, Hogs and Cate,
aud one hundred and fifty ewes, several fine Jacks
nd one Of the fines Stallion IN Middle TenLe s-
see, ..H.. ..#f.... -..I. %
TERMS Il will sell the land for one fifth
cash-the balance on credit Of one, two. rec
and four years, with interest from Gaiei Ietainng
lien on the property for the purchase money
A bnrbeeus will be served for the occasion
Sale positive.
Oct 9, '57-tds. ROBT. D. CARR
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Watson's Ten Dollar Sewing Machine

3tt.-ttt "A ~ H"'h"y W futS 1OtC t.r,,rag
/ This mschiue as stated below 10 counterfeit,
and all perscns are hereby cautioned against sci
ling, buying, or using them. Whenever and
wherever, they are found the law will be strictly
enforced. All paftiss using these Machines, as
well as those who vend them, make themselves
liable for damages. 1a7l p
About the goth day Of August 1856. I was
employed by Messrs. Watson, Wooster g. Co /,
composed Of VIM c. Watson. Morris Kuieht, a nd
Geo. II. Wooster, TO msuulactufe Sewing MA
chimes, which were known as the Nv atson Ten
Dollar sewsnR NJ chne." That thereafter re-
ceiyed n noIico from the counsel Of O. 3 Potter
and ~ Wheeler; mentioned in the annexed copy
of injunction, informing me that these Machines
were an Infringement upon Letters Patent which
they owned. and that suits would be Instituted
arainst me; unless should otherwise settle with
them. This notice handed to Mr.. Wooster, one
Of my employers,
/ then made investigations to ascertain the
facts and found that said Machine, as believed,
was an infringement Of said Patent, and IN.
formed said w atson that such was my opinion.
subsequently, suit was commenced against
me By said Potter and Wheeler, and immediately
thereafter so informed Mr. Watson, and reques
ted him TO. take charge. of the defence Of the
50 me, and he refased TO do so, and then told him
that would have nothing more TO do with II, and
then ceased 10 make tie Machines; aud the In
junction. a COPY Of which is hereto annexed, was
issued and served upon me. JOEL CHASE.
Dated New York, FEB. llth, le57. r
In presence Of Miles b. Andrus. F
! do hereby certify that the above statement,
subscribed by me, Is correct and true.
'''t JOEL CHASE.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-02

Hughes g. Co, respectfully inform the public
that they have just received great variety OF new
aud fashionable music, Violin and Guitar strings
aud every other article, gen rally kept in music
stores. A large assortment Of Pianos Fortes from
the principal manufacturers, for sale by |a
~ HUGHS g. co.
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TIE COMBINATION PATENT PORTA.
1oi 2tqmBLE, STEAM AW.MILLl a-. 5lss

Il
for wnoper
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HUGHES & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO ''
j. RUTHERFORD &c CO.,
UNDER

SUCCESSORS TO
j. RUTRERFOR &c CO.,
UNDER
FO w l. ERS Fl A L L,
doors above the Post Office,
GAINESVILLE TENN
Have constantly on hand large assortment Of
Drugs Perfumeres. Paints, Oils, Window y lass,
Dyestuffs. Wines, liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Sur
Picdl Instruments. aud every other article usual
ly kept in first class Drug Establishment.
Received by the last boat,
400 kegs v hite Lead,
300 do Snow White Zinc,
100 lbs Chrome Green In cans,
100 do Paris do I 81 do Z 80 3
100 do Chrome Yellow do
50 do Vandyke Brown do lA
do Prussian Blue
Also large assortment Of Paints and Varnish-
es, Brushes. Gold Leaf, &c.
Maugene & Condray's Extract for for the
Handkercl lie fare acknowledged to DO superior
to any of the imported They distilled with
the greatest care aud will be or nd TO Resin their
perfume for long time. We have have end
less variety of perfumes, the principal Of which
Joe Club Yerbena
Reliotrope Mel
New MOwn Hay Mouseiins
Sweet Briar f.a Magnolia
Upper Ten a.s Violet
West End ., e .. Sweet Glover
Also large variety of Tooth Paste and Powder
and other articles for the toilet, for sale by ~
HUGHES s. co.
tH March 6, lS57-tf, ...' ..A ..H. l ....
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PRICE.


wrtnch
n St. Lu Tor
wlog24R thong
will when desired
upland without The included
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All Persons having Watches In my shop, left
six months and over requested to call and get
them away by the first OF October.
S. SIMPSON.
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April q
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

offer for sale the house and lot where reside,
part Of the Building is nearly new, Double Kiteh-
en- and separate room for servants, BIick smoke
house, wood house and new stable, built this
spring. possession can be given by the first OF fl.
teeth of November. For Terms apply TO me.
t.- r. 500 SAM'L. SIMPSON.
Sep. Is, '57--tf. osa ss .o.
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Description of the First, or Smallest size.

wnle nhomhe pt mil aamplha
oko
together strengthen s,and
Ter
rapgmento q $
nbywh
outgra
ties
terDn n rake,
and essh n od
Is o eatt
n 2
thGhe its
udeasa noughh wre o
eomoiv Ell u
ioneT The
osrssesa Genera leap o
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Extra Fiourr-Best Brands.

! am prepared 10 oliver. at short notice, Extra
Flour. Of vatious well known brsnds, in lots o
from 10 1000 barrels 10 suit purchasers at req
sonable prices. B. o. REESEE
Brick building, on the Wharf.
TO WHISKEY BUYERS. ---1don't sci whiss
key now, nor have i sold any since the 18th Of
April last, either On my own account or on COM
mission. it
Aug 7, '57-3m saate g
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE U STATES,
SECOND CIRCUIT FOR THE SOUTHERN DIS
TRICT OF NEW YORK. i,.t5
IN EQUITY.

The President OF tie United Stiles bf America 10
JorL CHASE, his Attorneys. SERVANTS. Agents, and
WOrkmen, and each and eDery Of them,
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HOW MICH 1T WILL no

o fom
depending Thus
a p Ia CART
many
'FRONT.' n h we cacu tha hom3 o
IN uge
h
well
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Pc RTABrLiTY AND FRElGHTAc= :


boiler
Il : q 10 u.
2s00lbs
dmaybe
tanbo oranyo her any Of the n
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Valuable Land For Sale.

On Tuesday abe Goth day Of October next, ]
will sell to the highest bidder my farm in Robert.
son County, Tennessee, one mile North nf Tur-
nersvle, and four miles from the Nashville and
Henderson Rsiroan, kelng 80 miles from Nash
willie and 30 from GAINESVILLE. Said tract con-
tains ...
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V,ALU ABLE FARM
For Sale,

Together with large quantity Of Stock, Hogs,
Msies, Cattle, Sheep, Farming utensils and eve
rything necessary 10 carry on farm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-29

StrATE OF VERMONT, Dc it rcmem-
SDisirict Of Iddison, SIS. : bercd that at a
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in aud for
the District of Addison, on the 10th day "a:
April, A. a. 1887:
SImuc, james Jr., Guardian Of
CURTIS II. JAMES minor,
Presents his application for license to s'll
the real estate OF his ward, situated in tho
town of Wcy bridge, consisting of Us acres Of
land, bring the same that was set his said
ward rs heir at law, in the Lewiston of the
estate Of Curtis Ilurd, late OF said Weybridge
deccasd, and represents to this court that il
would be conclusive to tho interest Of his
said ward, to sell the same and invest the
proceeds thereof, in otter real estate or put
the same at interest
II is thereupon ordered, that said apph-
cation be considered by thisCourt at the
session thereof to be held atthe Probate
Office in said Middlcbury, IN Monday the
18th day of May next, at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon and that notice thereof be given 10
all persons interested that thu y may appear.
and make their objections, if any they may
have, to said license being publishra GER
titled cory of this order In the hiddlebury
Register, newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebufy, three weeks successfully previous
10 the time OF said Court
CALvls q TILDES, Judge.
A true copy of record.
. Attest, JoHN W. STEWART, Register
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NOTICE.

Tn consequence of the i'll health Of my family,
L am determined to sell u part Of nay Real
Es tate, to wit: The Farm on winch now reside,
containing l6o acres aud one of the best in Addl-
son county; good buildings, and well watered.
Also,-a Farm in New HAY m, of G6 acres, well
fenced and well timberod, with Pine, llemlock,
and lakewood timber. A small Fnm IN West
Addison Also the Stock AMI Farming Tools.
The Stock consists Of Oxen, "a three year old
Steers, 10 do. two year old, Cows, yeariings,
100 Sheep, and one span of black pony Mares.
A.so,-One Hundred bushels Of Corn, 100 bush
els Seed Oats, 10000 feet Of Pine, Spruce and
lIemock Lumber. L. ii. HUBBARD.
Bn,ioi, April A,h, 1857. 52;w3
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

I Whose sands of life have nearly run cut, dis
1 covered while in the East Indies, a certain cure
/ for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
] Colds, and General Debility. I he remedy was
discovered by him when his only child, a daugh-
ter, was given up to lie. Wishing do as much
good possible, he will send to such Of his attic.
ted iellOw-bengs as request it, this rec pc, with
full and explicit directions for making it up and
successfully using it. lie requires each appi.
cant to enclose him one shilling-three cents |
to be returned rs postage on the recipe and the ]
remainder to be applied to the payment Of the !
advertisement Address DR.. II. JAMES, No. J
10 Grand street, Jersey City, y. J. lln
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BARRE ACADEMY.

UNHE SUMNER TERN will begin on THURS
DAY, May 7th.--ln the Musical Depart.
mcnt, five Instruments, including AN Organ Han
monun, are furnished for the use Of students !
the classes in vocal music meet daily, and are
thoroughly trained in the theory and art Of mu-
sic. The teachers in the Classical and English
departments will spare no effort TO induce their
scholars to think and investigate the subject un:
der consideration Tor themselves.
II Board, sl,S7 per week,
j. S. SPAULDlNG, Principal.
Barre, April 8, 1857. 62~3