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Il doubicdThe undersigned has invent
from the United the
machinery seed
the through the
preparation aud spinning machinery until ready for ship
wensine
saving win be at least ten
the fibre unbroken and unured by the
machinery the used to and dis
win be about hy cent and heavier and
markets OF the world distanng all competition at
advanced prices
Tho undersigned prepared to dispose OF privileges TO use his
VIII be informed terms, with complete
fiructens machinery and all
necessary particulars, application addressed 10
Bee 6-2axlyd GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile.
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said amendment and Il was not agreed to-yeas a.
nays 30-as follows
YEAs-Messrs Alien Brown Fes-enden Poster, Ham
lin Hunter Johnson Of Arkansas johnson OF Tennessee
King, Mallory Stuart Trumbull, Wade, and lulee-l4
NAYS Mossrs. Brodcrick, Cameron, Chandler Clark
Collamer Crttenden Davis Dixon, Dcolittle Douglas
DuTkee, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Foot, Green. Gsin, hale
Harlan Houston Iverson Jones Kennedy, Pearoe, Polk
Pugh Seward, Simmons, Tcombs, Wilson, and Wright
80
Mr. C0IIAMEB then moved TO amend the joint reso-
luton by inserting the words within six months from
the passage Of this resolution after the word notwth
standing" which agreed to-
The Joint resolution then read third time, and
passed la its present form ii reads follows
Rsolted, Se That in any where the records OF
the courts Of inquiry appointed under the act Of January
l6 1887, may render il advisable in the opinion Of the
President the United States restore the active
reserved list of the navy transfer from urlough
to leave of absence the latter list officer who
have been dropped retired by the operation OF The
act of February 2s, 1855, entitled An act TO promote
the efficiency OF the navy bo shall have authority,
existing law TO the contrary notwithstanding, within
six months from the passage OF this resolution TO nom
nate, and by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate to appoint such officer to the active reserved
list and officers nominated and confirmed shall
cupy positions the active and reserved lists, respec
lively according TO rank and seniority when dropped or
retired aforesaid and be entitled TO adj the benefits
conferred by the act approved January 6 1857, Off
restored transferred TO the active reserved list
under that act.
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
Mr.. FITCH by the unanimous consent Of the Senate,
obtained leave TO make explanation, partly personal
and partly political in reference to the proceedings of the
Indiana democratic State convention held the sth inst
He alluded particularly 10 the resolution adopted by that
convention the subject of the admission of Terrific
res which had been teegphed to this city and published
in of the CITY papers IN form somewhat different from
that in which it adopted by the convention and
first published he thought calculated to convey the
idea that the convention did not endorse the position OF
the mi ON this He show
that the resolution really adopted, it in har
mony with the opinions Of the President expressed in
his message and with the sentiments expressed by him
self in his former remarks on the subject
After few remarks by Mr.. DOUGLAS and Mr.. HALE
on the same topic,
The Senate adjourned
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winter Term.-In Instruction in French.

MONSIEUR f. MASSE returns thanks for the
lvI hitherto Afforded
will Tuesday the December He
also desous class d moi less than and hn
pupils Instruction by the oral method
will consist lessons, week
Terms, He viii employ Fssqueles
the coloqusl the History
Napoleon the younger Persons wishing
of plensa
Noh Bookstore Pennsylvania and lt
Hon. Tcaoey, Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
Rev. H. CumnlDs Z"
Rev. smith Pyne,
4. II. FendAl,
". Cleveland Coke, ef Baltimore.
Ri Bishop r NJ Clark D. D.. Providence
RI ReY. Bishop r G. Brownel, u. j., Hartford Come
Hon r. A. Green, Nsw Bedford
Rev Charles Lowe, "
Charles n Brigham, Taunton.
r. W. Snow,
George n Emerson, esq, Boston.
Rshard H. Damn, esq,
Sargent, ="
Nov 24-cou
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NOR SALE, reasonable terms, commodlous
built dweIing house with back build
nr attached which Of the most beautiful aud
Washington The hcusr connps twelve
bath hot and cold water 6e and has q
The house viii be sold
with or without, valuable building lets adjoining.
Apply At No. ei2 {2d story 7th streettto
POLLARD WEBB,
Decl ls-eo Agent
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mo. 5sI1


rJNHE grant of land made by the act Of Congress,
.troa q certain railroads ,S-rs % en,la h.sss sesn 50 r
adjusted 20 auorizs The release ou f the
lands sarss from s o n,rs as hs rou,es saa
= shs be S,s q 81 ,. en- each & .Ss e y, ~. .oss
vrae grant any grant by Congress
~ ,e xhara% WIN be restored private say
Of ono dollar and twenty i've oents acre, 70 wit:
AZ sn- sha onos q" o'l q" h'naAs' "s "'en s f
'"' n''
townships So 50, 81 50, 20, and 81 Cd range l.
To~n.Sps % ss r. S. s. So s. and S 81, s. q q range y ss1s'
Township s., q rsnse7.
N".a q Ns ss.'s :" ana ''sa 'eyn r'''"
Townships 50, SO 81 % ~ ~ 90 % "a and ~ 81 oi range m !
Townsh.s 81 Sc ~ so 81 81 90 sa n@ aaa ss ss % Iss
Townsps g s. So s. g % 90 q 81 . ~ an and y g. q range
IL, ~ ~ ana a. 90 on q, 40 -, q, , =. Ia "a
Towns So So s S. s. 81 a. and ss o ranges II and Is
:. q. ,D,,, ,,,, ,,o,.yp, 80 ,,.., a.. af,..,,
dsy of Tebrusrv ncx, viz;
Nh f ,h as, line and sa. Of ne snA principal sysdian
r,u.n.,sn. > % 40 !, % ana Il 81 ranges : and.
townships -, 80 81 and 81 @ range J.
Townships 81 and ~ o. ranges = . . ana I"
North @ he base ne and '0e~ q Aeh Fr"e'rn "er'd'a"
Townships ", 50 ST. So, and So Of range l.
townships 7s T. ~ So 81 ~ and ~ ss 2, ranges ana
Townships 20 H. rs so 81 s2 and So, ranges
ownsps Twns s s q q g IS R and 1ss 90 ss q .ns's
Townships 70 ~ IS, 70, so, 81 and 50 q range 10
Tnnwsnips 10 H. IS ~ ranges l..
Is and 10 II
Townships 76 7s 70 81 81 SO and S. Of IT, ls ie
aud 70 :.
oSnhtnps ~ -. sa, 81, e., GO % % az ~ ., "a a.
ToWnshs 5s III 7p So 81 81 So ranges 2s
Townships Ie ~ 1s, 80, 81 W 1 aud % o. range "a 90 -
30 = ~ 'o' o. CO. 90 ' o. " isN' 90 - 'V'
and 9l :. 80
townships ~ .I 20 -, - ~ snu oo % rang g.
Townships 7sT7 70, 50, 81, 81 49, and 81 Of range ss
Monday fifteenth FEB
ruary next viz.
x., e a,
A"th te oafe pie ana "e ""eyysa P'"0'fsh' "o
Township 73 of range L.
q, rs, cf
6s 90, II, ~, 70, "a and rs OF g.
Townships 81 es o. IL ~ rs, "a and rs, of range4
Townships and rs of 9, 9, and T.
Tewnshs 81 es ea 10 IL rs "a ranges 10
n and
Tewnsi,e 81 es 60 20 II ~ a. and rs Of range Is
rnyis,tps s7 III Id OF ram
Townp 81 s 90 70 n 1s "a and IS q ranges H. IS 1s
aud doo n = Ht1
Townstip. 81 as 60 20 "a y. and rs of range IL
ownns 81 es 50 20 II 10 "a and rs Of ranges ~ Is "a
as cd 27 ss % 30 81 go and SO
,
the land Once at fofr popSh 90 iuesany e twenty hn
WY :" rehio'' u'A''NN,
Nrth os IN, nse re and ret n Gt ff prinpnl persdian
~, :. - ~ a, IL, az ~ "a
oNs sS q ee ot 90 q, - - 90 s an ., o, s n,
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNI-
ted Sses of America, traced the Writings
Hamilton and his contemporaries by John Hamilton
ready.
&C the INed Scott Case; by Thomas IL
Portraits Of My hsrri-d Friends Peep
nv Uncle Ben
Whit. a novel; by Charles Resds
Dust reo-ved and fr sase by
BLANCHARD A NOHUN.
Dec Is corper OF Penn. and street
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TO ouR SUBSCRIBERS.

ne rersen eucA epon books onless ths
payu,sta sulro orItau bs mhse ,n advance
money b. istcr and All Fsk
an n assumed hy on7splfes sait uAasuisFn
Iabhshcd raekly daTias ths se--ns
~ Cougrca-, seui weekly durins The
Subscriptions pessca wi be reoesFed
Ffagosoeesa q
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washington Aqueduct.
Dec 2I-l law6w


Washington, March s. 1857.
DROrOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up 7h May will be opened Of that
Ma prnles and specifications o The materials and work he
let viii be ready for examination at this Office and after the Goth
The work masonry bridges
graduation excavation and enbnsmeni Of iron pipes
II houses bricks, saRd
For s particular works md 10 the
upon portion acquired
United states may delay commencing
thereon; such unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
poon only some Of completed pres
appropriation all for unfinished work VIII be sub
right prescribe
under each contract for each arofrasn and IN case o. the spro
shall be stopped until funds become available.
funds the reserved Ten per cent will be psd il in the Judgment d
the engineer the work has been properly executed 50 far rs ns
viii be made checks the United States
treasury per
cent and viii bo condition Of all that the workmsn shall
be paid their full wages monthly and in specie.
Al bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work or ma
right roget any or tn. bids
deemed
be considered mo conducive to the d the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
one or more PERSONS to ise effect That he or they under
obligation within ten days with good and su-n
adee United ssAtes district attorney navy secn, officer
psrtmcnt Of the good
guarantee
Bids win be opened Of bidders
be NJ C. MElcS,
Capt of Engineers charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt ", c. Meirs, U, s. Engineers
We the undersigned residents Of in the State oS -,
hereby Jointly scvsrsy with the puad States and
guaranty he ~
they vii within days aer
the for the same with good ands nhsent
furnish the articles conformity the
pdv verts nj 1t
shall fail aforesaid
the difference the offer BY the said
lowest tsd6er
fSgned)
hereby certify ths
above named suurantors gopd and sufficient
fssyned) Er.
Sop l-1awN
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
wxIs street n.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.
Liverpool
STEPHEN KESNARD co.
No. n Austin FriArs, London
p. g. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co,
ships viii be gold silver
baNon Jewslry precious metals unless bills OF
signed iheresr and che value thereof expressed therein
Dec. Je--du sNs0
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FROM TURKEY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
Advices received here from Turkey state
that Commodore Lavelette was INTRODUCED to
the Sultan as the latter was passing out
from the Mosque to his barge in the pres
ence OF the L. S. Minister and Consul-Gene-
raj. He was afterwards received at Court
and visited all the departments of the Gov
crnment. The Turkish Admiral, who recent
ly visited this country was remarkably hos
pitable and attentive The visit Of the Sui
tan to the Steamer Wabash, was the first he
ever made to foreign Man of War, lie
expressed his admiration Of her beauty,
model and superior warlike condition and
his friendly feelings for the United States,
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News of the Week.
By Telegraph TO the Daily Free Press
EROM EltRNPE .

New York, Nov. II.
The steamship Asia arrived here this morn
ing with Liverpool advices of the 30th ult.
The London News says there has been no
further indications of improvement in the
Atlantic Cable since the receipt of the few
ineligible signals already noticed. Shares
are quoted at 1880 to 1890.
New YORK, Nov. Is.
Steamship Vanderbilt from Southampton,
4th inst. arrived this p NJ, with 500 pas
sengers, and reports having experienced an
extremely wintry passage. Steamship IIud-
son of tho Bremen and New York Line, WAS
burnt at Bremen Haven, on the night of the
End inst. She was to have sailed on the
Satur ay following, and doubtless had a
large part of her cargo on board. There
was insurance Of 100000 on the YES
sci
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vi A Ii h II 7 >.
BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Nov. II,
FLOUR.-There is fair demand at steady and
firm prices-Salcs of Western superhne at 81 %,
fancy S. 25 extra IS so n rs for common, and
IS 5 % for family and superior brands.
GRAIN.-Corn is steady and firm. Sales Of
yellow at 81 Csc; white So s3c; mixed IS a
s5c per bushe Oats are in steady demand, Sales
Of Northern and Canada at 55c. Rye is scarce
and is nominal at S5c per bushel
PROVISI0NS.-Porki is firm, with moderate
demand. Sales Of prime at SIS Is so; mess : a
IS clear and extra clear $40 a 20 per Dbl cash and
mos. Beef plenty and dull.-Sale: of Eastern
and Western mess and extra mes. at Sll Is per
Dbl. cash and mos. Lard i; in moderate demand.
Sales in Dbl at lOi lie per ID. cash and mos.
WOOL-Continues 10 fair demand. Sales Of
the week 1885, 900 lbs. at quoted sales Sa1ony
fleece 50 a So; full blood merton 43 II; Ia blood
81 43c; common 80 Sc; pulled extra 40 AS /;
Superfne IS 40; lower grades from l2o up as to
quality.
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Legal Notices.
ALpuEus EATON,s ESTATE /.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1To all persons
DISTRICT OF cHrTESDES, SIS. L concerned in the
} Estate Of Alpheus
Eaton late Of undorhl in said District, deceased,
Greeting
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in and for the District of Chittcnden, on the 18th
day of November A. ID. 1855, an Instrument, pur-
porting to be the last viii and Testament Of AL
pheus Eaton, late Of Underhill in said District,
deceased, presented to the Court aforesaid, for
Probate, by Elliot Frink the Executor therein
named. And it is ordered by said Court that the
22nd day of December A. d. 1858 at the Probate
Court Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for
proving said instrument; and that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the Buring-
ton Free Press, newspaper printed at said Bur
lington, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis.
trict this 18th day of November A. D. 1858.
W. II. FRENCH, Judge,
WILMA
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Strange!
Astonishing F.. !
AND
Almost Incredible -.
BEE-MlEE.

rENHE above, and much more can truly be said
L Of the prcss Of Goods just received, and daily
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, Nov. u.
The steamer Star of the West arrived thi
evening, bringing San Francisco dates to the
Goth ult., and s GO 900 in specie,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. - The Indian
war is ended Col. Wright has granted the
Indians prayer for peace, taking hostages
from each Of the four hostile tribes. Gen.
Clarke had returned to San Francisco. The
down steamers continue to bring home crowds
If disappointed miners from the British pos
sessions. Two steamers brought over a
thousand. They all tell the same story
The settlements on the river are all deserted
No business was doing at Victoria.
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CARTRIDGE CATTLE MARK
[BosroN, Thursday, Noe. ID, 1858,


At market l72! Cattle, about GOO Deeyes, and
S7i Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
one, two, and three years old. Market bcci.-
Extra, per cwt,, 75as 90; LIST quality, 00a6 25;
second quality, 500a5 25i third quality, so;
ordinary So Working Oxen from SIS to $3.50 per
pair. Cows and Calves from S25 to SEQ. Year
lings, 9al2; Two years cid, l5a2O; Three years
old, 20a27.
Sheep and Lambs $3.50 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 rs to 81 90 each extra and selections,
50 25 to sc 90.
Swine 200 at market
Hides, 6sasc per lb. Pelts, Steal 90 each Calf
Skins, l2alsc per Id. Tallow, 6s a7c. Veal Calves
none.
REMARKs.-Extra and first quality cattle sold
quick at a slight advance our last quotations,
Other qualities as we'll stores remain without
any change. Sheep dull at decline Of 25a50 cts
per head. and Drovers must submit to a further
decline or keep over We noticed very supe-
ror lot sold by NJ. T. Shackett Of Middlebury, VT,
to R, Fletcher Esq, for six cents per ID, they
averaged 100 lbs. gross.
y. B.-As next week is Thanksgiving, Market
day will be on Tuesday.
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ANOTHER SLAYER CAPTURED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived at
New Orleans, on Saturday, bringing inform
alton from Havana, that the Barque Venus,
formerly under the Mexican flag, was cap
cured with nearly 600 negroes on board, of
the Moro, by Spanish War Steamer.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The decision on the question presented by
the collector Of the Port of Mobile, regard
ing the granting of a clearance to Nicara
qua emigrant vessel, will probably turn on
the truth or falsity of the report that the
passengers had obtained passports from YRS
sari. The President has rendered the APP
pointment of the Govecnorship of Kansas to
Ex-Gov. Medary of Ohio.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
Ex-Governor Medary will leave here to-
morrow for Ohio. He will answer in the
course of week whether he will accept the
tender of the Govcrnorship OF Kansas.
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BOOK FOR THE MILLION. Ju

Published by FEDERHEN 4 CO., Booksellers and
stationers, No. Is Court Street Boston, Brief
Treaties of IS pages, on Diseases Of the Sexual
System of both sexes their symptoms and treat
mcnt-prepared by physician of the Boston Ecleo
tic Hospital. This work also contains a ,coEching
xposure of the deception and imposture practiced
by advertising quacks, with some of their name
and locations Sold by periodical dealers generally
Sent by mail, on the receipt Of three postage
lamps, Address Boz 1902, Boston Post-ofioe.
w34wlyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES
HOLLOwAY's PILLs.-Yothing tn

world can afford is Of any value to those in whom
sickness has extngushed the capacity for en-
ployment, The most welcome intelligence we can
give to all who thus situated is that the
of recovery within their reach-that they have
only to avail themselves Of Professors Holloway's
matchless remedies in order to shake off the mala-
dies which are breaking down their strength, spr-
its and constitutions, and obtain a new hold on
life, and new sense of lite blessings. The pills
are to certain know ledge, producing such re-
suits in chronic diarrhen and choli,, weakness,
of the stomach, diseases Of the kidneys and liver
complaint, as have never been paralleled in this
country; while Holloway's Ointment is working
miracles in external disorders, d6wlm.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

CLEVELAND, Nov. ID, p. In.
In the Railroad Convention to-day the
plan of organization was slightly modified
and then adopted. The most important al
teration made precludes express and freight
companies enjoying any facilities of cars or
in the despatch OF freight not allowed to
other shippers. The plan is to be submitted
prevails and to the ratifying convention at
Cleveland when the plan is accepted by the
roads. The Convention finally adjourned.
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MIR, HASKIN ELECTED.

WHITE PLAINS, Nov. II.
Official Canvass of the vote in Westminster
County was completed this afternoon, with
the following result, as regards the contest
between j. B. Haskin and Gov. Kemblo,
represent tho Ninth Congressional District:
John B. Hiskin 59O6, Gouverneur Kemble
1854. Mr. Hlskin's Majority in Wcstchestor
County is 1912, and Mr.. Kemble's majority
in Rockland & Putnam Counties is 1909. Mr.
Haskin's majority in the District is ID, ez
elusive Of the votes cast for 81 B. lIaskin
in Westminster and Putnam Counties, where
they were rejected.
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FROM CALIFORNIA,

ST. Louis, Nov. 10.
The California overland mail with dates
Of the 18th ult., arrived last night, having
been delayed one day in consequence Of the
bad roads on the Eastern part of the route.
There were six through passengers, one Of
them woman. Considerable excitement cx-
lists at Salt Lake city in reference to the re-
ports of gold at Pixies Peak, and numbers
were leaving for the diggings
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New YoRR, Nc

We have had slight furry of snow this
morning.
A despatch from Oswego says that snow
fell last evening in that vicinity, to the depth
Of five inches, and in the morning it again
commenced falling rapidly. There is good
sleighing there.
1t is showing in Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
La CROSSE, Wis. Nov. 49,
Six inches of snow fell here last night.
Lake Pepin is partially frozen, and boats
will probably be able to make but few more
trims
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New YORK, Nov. IL

By the arrival Of the British Brig Eliza
beth. from Turks Island. we learn that there
had been heavy gale for three days, caus-
ing tremendous sea on the reefs to the
Westward of the Island, which also
broke with great force on the beach,
endangering the abutments and sea-
walls which have been built for the protec-
ton of water lots and occasioning the loss of
much valuable property There were seven
vessels in the roadstead Of Grand Turk, all OF
which were wrecked, except the barque
Tejuca, which got to sea.
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ANOTHER SLAYER CAPTURED.

luuusia, a., Nv IN
The Wilmington, n c., journal reports
pilot boat having spoken the Kitch Bro
theirs off Chai lesion, SLAYER from the coast
of Africa, in charge of Lieut.. Stone of the
sloop-of-war Marion. She is daily expected
at Charleston
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DIED..

In Burlington Sunday evening, Nov. lith,
Noble Lovely, aged 62 years
At gainesville, Nov. lith Mrs. Sarah a. wife
Of Dwight Z. Slater, aged "a years.
In Weathersfcld, Oct. 2Oth, Mr.. Samuel Dixie,
aged 30. Also, Oct. oath, Des Barna Bigclow
aged Ga.
In Bennington, Oct 2lst, Mrs Sarah Loomis
aged CT.
In Bloomington, Oct. Esd, Miss MARCH, NJ.
Parker, aged l6.
In Shoreham, Oct. 23d, Mrs Bcthiah Deming
aged II.
In Fairlee Oct. 18th, Mrs. Lydia Reed. aged Is.
Also, Oct. 3lst, Mr.. Alanson lloughton, aged Al.
In North Fairfax, Oct. 2jth, Mr.. William Bar
rett, aged So
In Dummcrston, Oct. Goth, Mrs. Elizabeth Ka-
tla1, aged 2s.
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UR oFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs have

been thoroughly tested, and pronounced a sove
reign remedy for dyspepsia, fatulency, heartburn
and headache, costiveness diarrhsa, fevers of all
kinds, rheumatism, govt, gravel, worms, scurvy-
ulcers eruptive complaints, salt rheum' erysipela'
common cold. and influenza, irregularity and al
arrangement of the female system, piles, and vari
Gus other diseases to which the human frame Is
liable
For sale by DR. W, B. MoFFAT, S35 Broadway,
New York, and by Druggists generally all over
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REALEsTATE FOR SALE.

T1NIIE SCBSCRIBEK will sell he entire real es-
4 tate Of the late Ransom Jones, in the towns Of
Richmond and Bolton, Vt, which consists of some
six hundred acres of good farming land under
good state Of cultivation well watered, fences and
building, in excellent repair and situated in
the immediate vicinity of the Joncsvillo station
ON the Y. G. Railroad.
Also the Jones Hotel, which is most desirable
Hotel property. All the above mentioned estate
will be sold at a fair valuation, soon ns an OPP
portuniry is presented.
Partie. wishing to purchase n portion or all OF
said property will find it for their interest to
anime H.. premises soon. For further particulars
appyt ALN Rl vi ,LEi
Jonesyillv, VI, oct, II, 1855 wltm3