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ERSI EDUCATE YOUR CslIl
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SOUTHERN C0MKERcLAL COLLEGE

NASHVILLE,
A FFORBS facilities for mparung a thorough, practical
II business education to young men, which are not sur
passed by those Of any similar Institution the world
The course OF trimming s ny practical and enables
the students go directly the school 10 the
Of The accountant.
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commerce 4
AiIth"etIc, aHd PUnmanship,
are the brHches taught
Zach Department under he suPerntendanee Of gentle
men whose names alone afford to its patrons the highest
guaranty Of success.
For Circular and Catalogue contrasting particular
WI. FkRREL d CO.. Nashville, Tenn.
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REMOVAI..

HAVE closed ny Stable Market st-sss motor he
purpose Or going 70 Iexas, but attend 10 az neu Sa
be Of church and Front streets Ehers have re-
moved our stock and VIII be pleased REEVE he pssron
jalyi G. w. sUMNtR
r. 81 Esa 10 hire good Carriage driver For ss,d
one good psiee viii BE- sdvansse month"; ior one f
years. 6R
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valuable Lot In South Nashville nearly SQUARE bound
n ed by Washington JEFFERSON and Pearl streets on which
there is good buildings bargain will be gwen. 70
terms apply to LANlBR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
sept, f-3m. harkst hsTsst.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Errn.r nnn Is I q
EVENING SESSION.


After a call Of the House, upon which the Clerk
reported II absentees-s quorum to do business be-
ing present-the House resumed the consideration
Of the Senate bill (S2) substituted by Mr. Dun
lap-the question beng: Shall the BILL amended,
pass the second reRdinQI
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sTlHEs TOR ~ TI1IEs.

VUST rereIvcG ft"Ir enuati, fea RLUNT'S COAL
- COOKING hANGhS, small SIZE, which we are pre-
pared 10 urnsh al Cinciun Prees win expenses added
Also.
good assortment Of COAL COOKING STOVES which
We will put up and warrant ADD hcn. is
cheap and ID the reach the Stoves
ABHO,
FRANKLIN STOVES or coal and Wood.
C+NNON AND RADIATO x STOVES Tor Coal
CHAMBER AMI DINING ROOM STOVES Tor Coal.
Also,
Thirty Handsome Patterns iarOr Crates from VIM.
JscksOu's MAJ u 6ctOTy. New YOlk Common NEfta md
Jamu ed era Is, and patterns, which we VIII sell
low To suit the times.
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Premium Beef and Mutton for
Chris Tr71aS Dinners.

BB G. COLEMAN, his Stall ut the upper end Of the
Market House THURSDAY, The 94th inst, will
f1r sale PREMIUM BEEVES-wegfing resvecuyely
1855 and 1915 POUNDS: also, PREMIUM MUTTON Cal
early and good roast for the Christmas dinner.
FOR NEW FEARS DINNER,
lie will offer for sale, Thursday ths 3lst PREMIUM
anh Iha.al
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Horse Lost.

STPAYED OR STOLEN, from my premises in n
~ Edzrneld sunday last, DARK grey SssllsTA
Horse five y old next spring. about sixteen Ma
bands high, dnely formed aud his head high hp
No marks recOected, except thatO his having been
rite sh behind his OF the hSer and
the pOi1 his left hip bone, newly healed
over, har quite grown He is fast tTOtter 10
harness ana rather naTd biied in n nth.
liberal reward will BE- given ard AL expenses paid,
his rerurn 90 me, for Information 30 can get him
decg}-tf IHAHLES A FULLER.
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uOvEBs '. H.. FEB. 2 1857,
PROF. o. ]. WOOD g. CO.-Gents: Within few DAYS we
received many orders and calls tor frOf o. J.
Woods Hair Restorative, that uday compelled
send 70 Boston fTa quantity 1e dozen eu arded all
be ng sod.l lille mi ht order quantity 1uu.-
Every bottle have sold 70 have procUoed three
four customers, and tire appreciation and patronage
fIOm the subsaI al aad citZeHs OF
vicin ~. full, convince IEEs II Is MOST VAL
UABLE PREPARATION.
Scng Ws. Re gross of 81 size, and one
dozen 81 size; believe yO1rs very Tespec Iulls
(Slgned) DANIEL La lHRUP g co.
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/ WO VALUABLE FARhiS E0a sale.

TINhAT V.luaOle farH which the undermined has re-
sided for the lat eight yeaTs for sale Il s
the waters OF Big barpeth river, the county Of VIII
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville uearhs re Of
lans, The hchaud and Ce-ireviile n-pike nine p las
from franklin, the county Of williamson, and WI hio
miles OF the North western Railroad now being con-
stTuced The tract contains about Jour hundred and
acres OF hrsi rate armiug aud the county line between
Davidson and Williamson through the NOrIhW est cor
heT ol me tract u vas formally tEs we'll known
the late wilkins Whteald.
On this farm comfortable residences with all No.
cessary OuI hOuss barn cribs stables carriage house. &c
with excellent young orchard Of ust choice ru Good
spring water and az abundance Of failing stock water
ru6Rlng nom different sources through the Adion
ing ts arm Is another tract Of about tHO hundred
-xee mt land with good residence, Tor sale. The soil Of
DON tracts equal 10 any crops grain
End both united, aeY will be sod separately together az
may suit bugersD It is thought b. good judges euud be
made one CT the best stock in Tho State size
A those wanting bay. would Of whish TO view
The premises before purchasing. uTther descnpton
deemed unnecessary. but all are invited u call and see Tor
themselves. aug @j-eOcEBu JOHN l. HILL
WISH 70 sell the farm which reside in Williamson
county, adjoining hat advertised gbuve by Mr. John n
Hit, containing by recent sQrveJ, hundred and usty
nine hall OF hTst rate farming atd with com
Portable dwelling. VIII all necessary houses suitable for
sms farm, with good water. farm is veil enclosed
with good Including abou; seven hundred Yards Of
will sell This place separately or together
with Mr. Hs-as bOth united would Certainly make des-
and examine th3 premises. LAVINIA CRAIGHEAp.
For erther particulars apply Ar. H. n Snyder, a.
storeof Snyder q Frizzeil, Nashville L. e.
auas-eDdzWH
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THE
GREAT BEAUTIFIER
SO LONG UNSUCCESSFULLY SOUGHT,
FOUND At LAST!

TOR restores, permanently Gray Hsr to its original
color luxurEtt ly The bald head; removes all
tandruf Itching and all Oius, Scad head and ali euP
makes the hair s0 heahy, glossy and will preserve
Il any imaginable age, removes as il BY magic, all
bloches &C. r the face ana cures all neuralgia and
yOus head acne. See circular and tie following
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40 p BLIC SQUARE.
N b lie. u ennPsspes

and canine for thtlnelvcs The ofthssa
Machines, fer al SORTS o. work.
20 Machine OIL n 81 Ma hine six Thread On snools
and balls on hand and for sale who esaIe end re,II
J. W. Singer Cos Gazette 10 ans part ~ the cour.
" 2rau To al who desire Information concerning sewing
haenlhes. lnoV If WIN. A. SINGER, D., Agent
II Central office, ass Broadway, N, Y.
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1.-The LADIES

"a -
LII debts due US previous 10 yer ISL Will be enl-
n lected by January Cour bet re Magistrate,
If n, laid before bis shall tppy b s TersoC
a 70 tus u lse
teeIO Il e. McNAIRY & 40
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BEEF AND MUTTON

~ COLEMAN d CO., would respectfully FS-s-e.s
L iuf0r their customers and the public aer-
ally that hey Intend to have al the rstail No 4 49,
Ihur-daV MOruni some 0f the FINEST Bic AND
MUTTON, exh ibitrd 10 arkrt House They viii
aIso have soma very CHOICE KIDS. Bs or hand and
anime yourselves. Idec23-td
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bEURU 2 v. HIGG n bUIHAM,
SAkAd A. HIGGINbOIHAM,



PROF. o. J. WOOD-DeafSIr: have used two bOitles
OF Professor Woods Hair Restorative. and truly
the greatest discovery Of the for restoring and chan
ing The Hair. Before ug was Of seve. ty My
lair has attained % original color. You recon-
mend the world wLhCuI the least ieaI, my
one of the worst kind,
Yours, Respectfully,
DANIEL n. MURPHY.
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprielors 3i2 Broadway, New
New, Gin the greAtN v Wire R4hhg EssbishmenI,) and
ia MarSetst., Louis, Mo. And sold by all good Drug
artallF
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MARSHAHL NEY.

I Will ofef the eslehraied saddle stallion, n
MAISSHAkL NEKs FOR sale to me h sAest d
hader on Twelve months credit fusedy ths29ih. 80
Sale TO take place Mr. DID, HeEs IN Edgsaald has
sale Of Negroes and Stock, on that day.
decQ4 W. n. JOHNSON.
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BBNJ ? SHIELDS.

HB attention Of the Ladies and Florists generally IL
called 10 large Shipment OF Rose, Shrubbery Eye
green Plants, Baoons, Roots, sc which will arrive in
few days the xtsnsve Garden and Nursery Of AR
v lillian S. smith OF Augusta, Ca.
dse I6 BRNJ sHIRInS
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EAnE GLANCE FoR SPECULATION

any person has g25 900 than he wants ssd will
loan u n us We vii take crest pleasure IN naming our
MsfhEe shop anfFOundy alter him. D0ntaIl call al once
Spectators calling the above business will please ali
between me hours Of and m. The most imUorfant
pert T. big name. See advertise meut below.
Nashville, aug. 10 ELLIS a MOORE
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SEWING MACHINES

N,I'Lhl1 1t'1Ine lIlchInes ned mi
- EVERY conceivable discretion Of WORK. from HIN
ESi CAMBRIA 70 THICK LEATHER. By the most pcfeB-
1eJ ldees ~ the country the late Mechanics Institute
Ia = NASHVILLE Tenn and were prom uncrd DEG IDEDLV
IHE MACHINES for FAMILY or my 9TH X USE where
sewing IS required, and were awarded The HIGHEST
Premium the pIPLOMA which be seen haf gin9
IN thls ohice PREMIUMS too NUMEROUS % mp6tinn
haTe have been AWARDED % The Machines In ne
UNITED STATES and EUROPE. among ofhrrg ~
HIGHEST PREMIUM ths MEDALO OF HpV0R n fbs t.to
"EXPO>ITION UNIVERSALLY FRANCE
vi = Inc public IS nE ted 10 call Il LhIfLon Onca
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a5A&UCEsS
SECOND ANNUAL SALE,
at auction of
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Of
FINE FRESCH HINA,
BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
TABLE WARE,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
GOLD WATCHES,
Diamonds and other JeWelTy,

RSDAY, GENDER 3,
at 10 O'Clock, a. N.
And contipue day and night until all sol Room cor
Of Cedar and Cherry streets, omeTy occupied the
Post Ofc-,
The assortment this year s larger thar that of year.
and the STOCK hDe and well worthy the attention
buyers.
No charge for Packing.
nov 28-du NJ c. BRUCE. Salesman,
FOR IOUI~YILLE AID CINCINNATI,
THE new ~ ht dranght passenger and ir4ght -
steamer PRINCES, MLTON AIKEN, Master, slL.-+IA
leaves this day. tn U NSDAY, the g3I instant
10 CLOCK a NJ ahUv5 AMI NJ intermediate lsAaugs
For freigh7 or passage apply on boeri or 10
dec22-lt H. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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TWO comfortable Brck Family Residences, (neW,) in
west NasLylIe, each containing Rooms with Cisern
itiecled. app 10 .......,...
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English and American Prose Writers and Poets,
In CAIfand Morocco Bindings, viz.
WOrld-Noted Women; or, Types of
wonanly Attributes Of all Ages and Lands.
Sy Mary coWden Clarke Author Of "a Complete ConeOf-
dance 70 shakspeare," sGirihOod Of ShakspearsIs
hsfeines,' "Ths Irsn Cousins" &C illustrated with
seventeen Steel Plate Illustrations, designed By Charles
SAN' vol large svo. Plea type. Boans In
CO. In various rea s0lOrs highest style OF the
The Court of Napoleon; or. Society
under the First Empire. Win ssDa,n y,,,,,,,, a. a
Beauties, Wits ard Hsroines- By Pr.pk R Goodr,sb
(Dck TIntO) In Antique MOrrOeeo.
- The drst edition Of this attractive work ma, h
traordInary sale. Its Eaa cal d f,r
public demand. The literary character OF tbs 49,
proved the aIlhsrs eminent fitness for lahor .,.
Il immediatsy sssaned prominent place IN the ols
CANT ct this country; While uniqus Husira
lion placed it hrsiamong the richest WOrss Issued
from The American press.
The Republican Court; or, American
Society So days Of Washington VIII portraits Of
distir guished women. Engraved from original pictures.
4to., antique morocco
Irving's Washington.
washngtons Earlier Years: being The aIst volume Of
Irvisgs Life Of Washington. Win tHsnty-oue boGutI-
fuI gngravia g, with Maps and Wood Cuts
Roberts views in the Holy Land
The Dresden Gallery.
The Public Galleries of Europe
Lodges Portraits Of Illustrious Person
aces of Great Britain
Book of Gem: or, the Poets and Artists
of Great Britain.
The Sens Of the Brave. Illustrated.
The Book of Celebrated Poems. Illus
trated.
The Dairyman's Daughter. Illustrated.
The Barefooted Maiden. Illustrated.
Life of Luther. Illustrated
Barry CornwalPs Dramatic Scenes and
other Poems.
Poems. By William Cullen Bryant.
LOngfellOw's Poems. Illustrated.
The Golden Legend. Illustrated
Voices of the Night Illustrated.
Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie.
Hyperion; A Romance. Illustrated.
Gray's EIegy. Illustrated.
The Deserted Village. Illustrated.
Coleridge's Ancient Mariner. Illustrated.
CamPbelrs Pleasures of Hope. Illusrat-
ed.
The Waverley Gallery.
Heroiness of Shakespeare.
Gallery of Byron Beauties.
Goldsmith's Traveller. Illustrated.
The Illustrated Byron.
The Poet of the 18th Century.
Beautifully printed tinted papsr, with 1872 Ilusira-
tons.
Moore's Irish Melodies. Illustrated.
Beauties of the Court Of Charles II.
The Waverly Novels.
- "No Of Imagination e the sane extent, have
ever been received with great BY publieas
the Waveriy Novels.
DIR. Livingston's South Africa,
With two Maps and Portrait on steel, and numerous
Illustrations.
: Porrurther particulars Catalogue, which may b
had on application.
w. T. B. & CO., have on sale has assortmeotof
Leather Bags Jewsry Cases Dressing Cases. Writing Desks
Fancy Inkstands, &c. dec %
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FOg NFW ORT-F4Y--,

THNHE substantial steamer WM. MEL IzEnsn Z
q son, JAMESON Master, will leave as lA=4s=.zsSt
above aud q int. rm0 dIale landings, Tins daJ
(THURSDAY) 23d il slant, at y O'Clock @-@-@--'-
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or 20
dn.a.- 4 ~
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Vermont Central Railroad.

" INTER T--F0RMING A
w new Route for Chicago and the West.
Northern, Western, British and U $. Mail Route,
To commence Monday, Jan. |, 1857.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave Burlington at 9.lj A. NJ and Oils p. NJ
NAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and white
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at 7.30 A. NJ. same day and from New
York the previous day at 400 PM. leave Wind
scr at 10 p. NJ. connects at Rouses Point with
train for Montreal the next morning and with train
for 0gdensburgh, Toronto Detroit, Chicago, and
the West, via Grand Trunk and Great Western
Railroads. making the shortest best and most reli-
able winter route from New England to the West,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Mortified
at 73O A. NJ. connects at Rouses Point with train
for Montreal and Ogdensburgh same evening, and
for Toronto and Chicago next day.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington at 7.lj A. NJ and 80 p. NJ.
NAIL TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with
trains from Ogdensburgh and Montreal the night
before, at White River Junction and Windsor with
trains for Boston and New York arriving in Boston
eariiT than by any other route.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leaves WestAlburgh
at lOAMstops over night at Mortified and connects
with trains arriving in Boston at Is p. NJ. and at
New York at 100 p. NJ. next day,
W Tickets for Chicago, Detyoit, and the West
via Grand Trunk and Great Western Railroads for
sale at the principal stations.
r. SllERBURNE. Sup't.
Id, Jan. l. 1857
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Sparhawk Rice's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable the
the District Of Chittenden. To all persons iu-
terested in the estate of Sparhawk Rice, late Of
Westford, in said District, deceased
directing.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the sth
day of April next for the settlement of the adj
minisration account Of the executors of the last
will and testament of the said deceased, and or
dered that public notice thereof be given to all
persons interested in said estate, by publishing
this order three weeks excessively previous 10 the
day assigned, in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, ON the
day assigned, then and there to contest the al
lowance of said account, if you cause.
Given under my hand, this 9th day of March,
A. D. 1857.
37w3 W. IL. FRENCH, Judge.
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Oue square, 10 lines ar less in mnon solid
three insertions, 81
Each insert II after the third, ? cents per line.
Legal notices 10 cents line, more or less 70,
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying FOUR squares or
more, with privilege OF change. at fair discount
~" The privilege of yearly advertisers is limit
ed to their own immediate business, in their owr
name and all advertisements for the benefit o
other persons as well as legal advertisement. and
Advertisements of auction sales, and ADVERTISEMENTS
with the names of other persens, sent in by them
must be paid for at the usual rates
No report, resolutions OF proceedings Of any cor
poration, society," association or public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention to
any matter of limited or individual interest can be
inserted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted grstuitously
Tor societies, public institutions companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unless order to that effect is Is left at
the Office, and when discontinued in leaa than
year, iA'Sri" n sAsl' y,a Will h ii0JM.
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The Scientific American.

VNWELFTH YEAR. ONE THOUSAND DOL
1 lar Cash Prizes. The Twelfth Annual Volume
of this useful publication commences on the 18th
day of September next
The " SCIENTIFIC AMERICANS is an illus
trated periodical, devoted chiefly to the promuga-
ton of information relating to the various Mechanic
and Chemic irts Industrial Manufactures, Agricul-
turc, Patents, Inventions, Engineering, Millwork.
and all interests which the light Of PRACTICAL
SCIENCE is calculated TO advance.
Reports of UNITED SrATES.PATENTS granted
are also published every week, including OFFICIAL
Copies Of all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with
Err SUBJECTS.
SlOOO-IN CASH PRIZES-will be paid on the
first OF January next, for the largest list of subscr
bers follows 5000 for the LIST, lI5 for the I'd,
$3.50 for the I'd, Sl25 for the 4th. sOO tor the 9TH,
SIS for the 9Th $50 for the 1th $40 for the eth $50
for the 9th, S2i for the 10TH $50 for the lth and
10 for the 18th. For all clubs Of 20 and upwards,
the subscription price is only s 40. Names can be
sent from any Post Office until January LIST, lsjI-
= Here are fine chances TO secure cash prizes.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published once
"eeh o'e'y "'''"h"~ contains eight large quarto
pages, forming annually L complete ana -rioplii
volume, illustrated with SEN ERAL HUNDRED
ORIGINAL ENGRANINGS.
II TERMS-Snge subscriptions, 81 year, or
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MUM / CO., l2s Fulton St, Y. Y
Messrs. MI Nm CO. are extensively engage Il
procuring patents for new inventions, and will adj
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N. Peck Jr. 4 Co,

ln,portr of Wines and Liquors, 43 Front Street,
tTwo doors from Coenties Slip,) New-Iork
March !. 1855. wifi
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STATE OF NERMONr,} At a Probate Court,
Lamoile district IS. holden at Probate Office
in johnson, within and for said District, on the
Sd day of March, A. d. 1851, present the Hon.
samuel Merriam, Judge
An Instrument, purportng to be the Last
Will and Testament of Joshua j. Putnam,
late of johnson, in said District, deceased,
being presented to the Court hereby Abel
Putnam, the executor therein named, for
Probate 1t is ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified to appear at
a session of said Court to he holden at the Probate
Office, in johnson on the 2lst day of March, 1857,
and shew cause, If any they may have, against the
Probate of said viii : for which purpose, Iii .
further ordered, that a copy of the record of this
order be published three weeks successfully in the
Burlington Free Press, printed at Burlington pre-
yious to said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
Attest, re. BENTON, Jr. Register.
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CarpctInS.
nIL CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS, OF
~ every description for sale by
c. f. STAMFORD,
Jan II, 1857. DIV
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Northern NJ. v. Railroad,

LNFALL AND WINTER ARRANGE MNNT.
IL Commencing Tuesday, Oct 2sth, 1856. Two
Passenger Trains daily, Sundays excepted.
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Fare as iou, time quick,as by any other route,
connecting with the Grand Trunk Railway of Can
ada. Through Tickets to be had at the principal
stations on Vt. Central VT 4 Canada Railroads,
and of NJ. l.. Church, agent, Burlington, VT.
GOING WEST.
First Trdn.--Leaves Rousc's Point at 6, A. NJ,
arriving at ogdcnsburgh at IL, A. NJ, connecting
with Grand Trunk Railway at Hal, A. NJ, arriv-
ing at Toronto, CIV, at p. M.--lodge-procccd
next morning byGreat Western Railroad for Ham
ilton, London. Detroit, Chicago and West.
Second 1fdn.-Leaves Rousc's Point at IL M,
on arrival of Vt. Central Train, arrivingat Ogdcns
burgh at $50 p M, connecting with Lake Ontario
Steamers for Kingston, SacKctts lIarbor, 0swogo'
Rochester, Toronto, Niagara Falls and Hamilton.
GOING EAST.
FIRST 1rain.-Lcavos Ogdensburgh at s, A. NJ,
connecting at Rouse's Point with Vt, Central Rail
Road and Lake Champlain steamers for Burlington,
Boston and New York.
Second IfajH.-Leaycs Ogdcnsburgh at 5.Aj,
p. NJ, on arrival of Grand Trunk Train from To-
ronto, arriving at Rousc's Point at 1890 p. NJ. to
lodgc-procccd next morning by VT Central cars
for Boston and New York.
~ Trains connect at Potsdam, wth.potsdam &
Watortown Railroad and at Mooers Junction with
Montreal and New York Railroad.
Malone, Oct. 23d, 1856.
GEO. V. lIOILE, Supt
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Farm for Sale.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE OF
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Lamoilc, shall sell at Public Auction at the
dwelling house of the subscriber, on the 2sth day
of March, "A. d. 1857, the farm lately owned by
Edward Dane, late of Cambridge, County of La
noble, deceased with the reyerson Of the Widows
Dover; said farm consisting of some one hundred
and eighty acres of improved land, and some four
hundred acres of wild lands, is situated in South
part of said Cambridge, and is thereon Il good
dwelling house, two good barns, and other
veniences outstanding is we'll watered, and a
young and thrifty orchard is growing thereon.
Terms of sale made known ON the day Of sale.
JOB X. DANE,
Administrator Of Edward Dane
Cambridge, Feb. 18th 1857. w3G 3w.