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GARDENING.

FENlE Undersigned wishes situption- is an expe- Il rienccl GARDNER aud will be willing to make himself generally usefu' to any one employing him. FErE& MALLAIAN.
 A1.ril E-h ,12 2t
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C 0 NJ NJ E K C i A IL

PloAYUNE OFFICE. March 29. 1858. CoTTON-The market is still firm and most of le transactions have been at outside figures
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CASTINl.S.
WALLACE TNsrTrUTE

Ovens, Pots and Ke!Iots of all sizes. on J hand and for sale by 'l' April 6 1858. NJ OSPOPN
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DRY GOODS.

A GENERAL L stock of goods received and on hand "A to suit all classes of buyers. Call at the cash store of M OSBORN.
 April 6, 1858.
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COFFEE.

COFFEE. R ECElVED per steamer Quapaw 20 sacks of the A N best Rio Coffee, which We offer for cash. March 30. lS5S FIELD dG DOLBY.
 Fresh Cora Meal. Cn BUSHELS fresh Corn Meal, just received and H0O for sale by FIELD & DOLBY. March 30, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

6 GOOD stock of Soft Hats also Leghorn Pana- "A ma and Chip Eats received and for sale by
 April G. 1858 Nj. OSBORN.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CmrNTY OF NELL.

CptNTY OF HELL.
 In the Yell Probate Coru before the clerk thore- of, in vacation, the 29th day of March A. ls59. R bert Park and Margaret Park his wife, Co1s- pIaiaaHtS
 NS. Petition for Dover.
 Joshua L Hollowell ndm'r of the Estate of John Pryor, deed. Nathaniel W. Pryor, John H. Pryor, Milton $. Pryor, Green Brooks and Pemeia E. his wife. John K. Robinson and Ennce NJ. his wife, Ben iamin F. Pryor, Margaret NJ Pryor ant Green Berry Pryor heirs at law of said John Pryor deceased De- fendaats.
 ( tOME the compliments. by w. D. Jacoway. their N attorney, aud filed their petition herein and ath davit thereto attached. from which it appears that said defendant, Nathaniel w. Pryor is | non resi- dent of the State of Arkausas-the object of which petition s to obtain the dover interest of the said Margaret Parks in the real estate anl slaves belong ing the estate of said deceasc !. his widow and rect; it iS therefore or1erel. that said detndant Nathaniel w.. be notified ot thc pauienty of this suit by publication of this order in the True Democrat. published in the State of Arkansas for two weeks succes~yey. the last insertion to he at lcasttwo weeks before the first day of the next term of this court, which begin and he held at the court house. in the town of Danville within and for the county of Yell and State of Arkansas unthe first Tuesday after the first Monday of May next, requiring said defend ant to he and appear before the Julge o said Probate Court on or bef,re the third day of said term, to plead answer demur to sal comp 'auant's petition, the same will be taken as contts9el, and dover assigned accordingly.
 THOMAS w. POUND, Clerk. A rrue copy from the records.
 Attest. THOMAS w. POUND Clerk. April 6, 1858. 2w Cost of adv. 45 50.
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III lA'TN.

BOOTS AND SHOES. V'HF . Love can be had of ] Apri' $, ls5s. NJ. OSBORN.
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ICON, BACON.

BACON, BACON. llsn0 LBS Hams Shoulders and Clear Sides. w supetior article, for sale for cash at APii D, lS7s. GEO. $. MDRRISON'S.
 Flour and Corn Meal. RE'tlNED and on hand, Pennywits best Flour. u and fresh Corn Meal, for sale low at the cash store by NJ. OSBORN April G. 1858.
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FXPLANATION.--Tha Jeff hand row in each of the above eolunns contain Inc Numbers which were drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each number is the Prize which the number is entitled to.
 All tickets where the number ends in entitled to s2a in addition to any other Prize which the above drawing may entitle i. to. Half Quarter and Eighth Tickets draw their prop rtional part.
 Certificates of Packarcss are entitled to all they draw over the SEQ Prizes Halves, Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
ADproximation Prizes.

CoNMIss1oNFRs' CERTIFTcATE.-Thc undersigned sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify that the above is an accurate list cf the Numbers and Prizes as they were drawn by us this day at Augusta Georgia.
 r. p B4GseR' RTGks' Sworn Commissioners. Sworn to and subscribed before this day. March, 20th, 1858. LEWIS LEVY, J. P.
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The principal Prizes in this Scheme were snl1 in the following places: No. 979fT gro 900. one half Nashville Tenn; one-half not sold No 6oSs. s3oooo, Pontotoc. Miss. No 2l7e2. slo 0oo. New Orleans. La No. 4f3al s5.ooo. Charleston s. c. No. 4o5sl. S4 4o0o, Philadelphia. Penn. No. se777. ss,ooo Petersburg, Va. No. 4os4l, sl 800, wasas. fngton. N c,
 MInIEE s& COX, Agents at Little Rock,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

JAMES NJ. sKILLGORE
 Land Agent, Igasamgton Distritt.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

Washington, April 9th, 1858. St
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

-A TN, - 6IS .=zy The True Democrat has been selected for Estrays, at 20 cents each
 CLARK COUNTY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

In the Ycll Probate Corui before the clerk thore- f. in vacation, the 29th day of March, A. D. ls59.
 R bert Park and Margaret Park his wife, Com
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

William CnriweI Lucy A. Thomas Wyatt c. Thomas and John N B. Thomas, the said William Cariwel 6cog sued as Fxeoutor of the Last Will and Testament of ohm Ii. Thomas deceased Detepdants.
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EASTERN PRICES ADOPTED

l nv A1A' " y. 1 V o-NDt NltI h' A rrue copy from the records. Attest. THOMAS w. POUND. Clerk. April $ 1858. 2w Cost of adv $6 50.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-23

/rgs7, MERCHANTS. CLERKS. BoOk;KEEPERs,
LA/ intending become such, should read
eAlN those new pocket Hand Book. entitled - low TO
WRITE" " HOW 10 TALk," Ilow TO BEHAVE" and es-
pecaly HOW rn BUSINESS" A Pocket Guide to
Success Life, Choice of pursuit with Legal and Conn.,
merria cens--nnusin one dollar will
pay works paper tl in are. hand9mely
will he sent chrts 10y first mail
tage pre- paid by FOWLER WELLS Az Brosiway New York
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lSs9sssi5s4sl557 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
f1s....-.--.-.-s ARRANGEMENT - Commencing Tuesday.
---AA- December 10th, 1861. Trains will run daily,
Sunday cNceptoi) n olowri
LEAVE NEW HAVEN At
ESQ A. NJ freight train. with passenger ear attached fr
northampton, connecting WrsGeh with TIN IN West RI,
Railroad, for Albany, Troy and Intermediate, stations
II 20 4. VI arrival NJ $50 4 VI Express train from
New York, connecting Northampton, with train On Conn.
River r. for Greenfield, Brat,lrboro Bellows Fails and -
termrtliatc stations.
10 VI for Pniu,lc. and intermediate stations In COLI
uecti1u with u 10 T.. VI. train from New lurk.
LEAVE NORTH AMPTuN At
10 NJ, connecting at New Haven with 20 NJ train
f't New York.
. 20 VI for WcstHeld. In Connection with train on Conn
River r. H. from the North Connecting at Wcstncd with
train Western H. H. for Ptshcd Albany Troy aud inter
mediate stations
LEAVE WESTFIELD At
OO VI for New Haven, connecting at painvilr with
tram on Hartford Pro violence and Fshk Railroad for Hart
ford Providence aud intermediate stations Al New Haven
with 30 A VI train for New York
LEAVE PLAINVIILE AT
II 30 VI for New Haven, connecting at New Haven
with 80 + VI Express Train for New York
COLLINSNILLE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Colin-ville at 10 A. NJ Returning leave pl,n
vile at 5 80 z. NJ '
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight forwarded with dispatch from Northampton 10 New
York. and New York TO Northampton, through without change
Of
Daily lines of Stages run from Northampton 60 Amherst
Wliunsburgh HaydcnVic, Florence and IIadlcy. From
Colnsvie To New Hartford and win,c From Cheshire tn
Waterbury +. DENNIS, ti,nera. Agent
New Haven, Dec. 18th, 1867. 81
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THE OWNER OF THE SOIL,

, me man who stands upon his own soil, who feels
that y me laws Of the land in which he lives-bv the
law OF civilized natiCns-he is the rightful aud excu
sye owner OF the land he tls is by the constitution
OF our nature under wholesome influence not easily
ioiDeu ny any other source He feels, other things
ter OF a man as lord OF the nanimate world. or ths
great and wonderful sphere which, fashioned bv the
hand OF God and upheld by His power, is rollino
ire to the sky 1t Is the space which the genern
mons before moved in its round of duties and he feels
himself connected by link with those who follow
MN, ana 10 Whom lie is to transmit home. Perhaps
farm has come down 10 him from his fathers TIM,
have gone to their last home but he can trace their
footsteps over the scenes Of his daily abors The roof
Whlch shelter, him was reared by those tn whom he
owes his being Some interesting domestic tradti m
connected with every enclosure. The favorite fruit
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
ssSs5,,s5=s SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

FsJssF6o5TsSSzE SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
ss.sssissssssis TlCE. CHANCE OF TRAINS
ssA-Aa- On and after Monday December II, 1857,
the Morning and Evening Passenger Trains will be dscon-
tinuel.
The Train down will Windsor At 110 Claremon at
1856 and Charlestown at 200 r. NJ connecting ut Bellows
Fails with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, &c. and with YER
Valley Railroad for Springfield New York, &c. arry-
ing the sumo day at Boston and New York.
The Mail Train up will leave Bellows Falls at ~ 30,
Charestown at LOO and Carnmont at 1885 NJ connecting
Mt Windsor with Vermont Central trains for White River
Junction. Wells River, Burlington, Montreal and Ogdens-
burg.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Windsor 61O Claremont 600 and Charestown At 1850
A. NJ, connecting with train south east of Bellows
Falls Passengers by this train take the Mail Train for
Rutland leaving Bellows Falls at 1880 r. NJ at r. NJ.
Returning leave Bellows Falls at 430, Charlesown at go
and Clarcmont at $50 Z. NJ. for Windsor
Passengers going north will leave Springfield at 40 NJ,
and Boston at 100 or HOO A. VI.
&. MERRILL. Superintendent.
pee uI
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MOFFAT.S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BITTERS.
7 OTTERIES. THE LOTTERIES OF


II Samuel swan Co., chartered by the Of
and have commissioners appointed suprnend
their drawings and certify that every thing the
done in strictly honorable They
puoc fair opportunity for investment the interests Of
ties distance being well protected though they
present The managers would respectfully call attention
the fact hat all persons have legal right to send orders
tickets Georgia, the lotteries Of Samuel Co are
authorized by the Legislature ot that STATE. lottery will he
drawn every Saturday throughout the year all orders received
being filled in the drawing next TO take place after the
to hand. According the scheme ticket in every
must raw prize Tickets $40; halves So; quar-
ters $3.50 No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon the principle
her on each ticket and simple that fail
erstand them. There combination Of numbers nys-
y the buyer Prizes vary from $40 $50OOO every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded all puras-
II list Of the numbers that drawn from wheel
with the that each prize entitled will be published
after every drawing in the following New orleans
Dea Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Dem
ocraf, Atlanta Itsuigtncer, and Newiork Weekly Day
Book Write your address plainly, and direct
=. SWAN & CO.. Augusta. Gcorgin.
Prizes paid in funo percentage deducted from prizes
other lotteries
All communications strictly confidential lyl2
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tree planted by his fathers hand He sported in
boyhood beside the brook which still winds through
the meadow. Through the field lies the path to the
village school of earlier DAYS lie still hears from the
window the voice Of the Sabbath bell which called his
father to the house Of Gods and near at hand is the
spot where his parents laid down TO rest and where,
when his time has come he shall be laid by his chill
drcn These arc the feelings of the owner of the soil.
Words cannot paint them; they flow out of the deep
est fountains Of the hearts they are the lifcsprng Of
fresh, healthy and generous national character.-Ed-
icdrd ErereH
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Pc T r Y.
AUTUMN.


varied wreath the Autumn weaves
OF cold grey days and sunny weather,
And strews gay flowers and withcred leaves
Along my lonely path together
| see the golden rod shine bright
As sun-howers at the birth of day,
A golden plume of yellow light,
That robs the Day-god's splendid ray
The asters violet rays divide
The bank with many stars for me,
And yarrow in blanch tints is dyed
As moonlight floats across the sea.
! see the emerald woods prepare
To she'd their vcstturc once more,
And distant elm trees spot the air
With yellow pictures softly DER.
/ saw an ash burn scarlet red
Beneath pines perpetual green,
And signing birches hung their head
Protected by hemlock screen.
Yet light the verdant willows floats
Above the rivers shining face,
And sheds its rain of hurried notes
With swift showers harmonious grace.
The petals Of the cardinal
Fleck with their crimson drops the stream,
As spots Of blood the banquet hall,
In some young knights romantic dream.
No more the water-lilys pride
In milk-white circles swms content,
No more the blue weeds clusters ride
And mock the heavens element.
How speeds from in the Rivers thought
The spirit of the lear that falls,
It's heaven in this calm bosom wrought
As mine among those crimson walls
From the dry bough it spins to greet
Its shadow in the placid river,
So might my companion meet,
Nor roam the countless wolds forever.
Autumn, tiny wreath and mine are blcnt
With the same colors, for TO me
A richer sky than all is lent,
While fades my dream-like company
Our skies glow purple, but the wind
Sobs chill through green trees and bright grass
To-day shines fair, and turks behind
The times that unto winter pass.
So fair we seem, so cold we are,
So fast we hasten TO decay,
Yet through our night CLOVIS many n star
That still shall claim it, sunny day
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.,,..5s55.=.,s, VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

::ss.sss.;sis5 On and AFTER MONDAY, NOp. 2Hd
sEE-n2-ls57, TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for ratehoro, IS A. VI. AMI 10 r
NJ Returning leave Drathuru for Bellows Falls, 10 70 A.
and 40 Z. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
so 4. NJ Brattlebnro Il IS. +. VI.
The Passenger Trains this route, South with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
to Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct t
New York. the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
lvan Vermont Central, vermont Canada Connecticut and
passumtaic Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady, St Johnbury and
White Mountains, Burlington and kusc's Point Ogensburg
and Montreal. NJ SIOAT, Superintendent.
Vt. Valley X. II. Office, Nov. :, 1851 ~
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S TScI or hSN % Ss. beet. & a,s :
q and oPssli. PaIeh::e! b.. DE
X. o @ s; and sSss 4sp e s sss PsSn
PAYABLE in rsI monthly or quarterly payments. within ,rm o.
s si. are eSs @ ~ SH. Of the Middle and
DESCRIPTION OF THE LAND.
j, various in quality from light .qpsor trueting. fruit
for SSsS ' 10 G m Ss's s oIa bS ivy
Sns . MAJ 's s hssy SSs RSsn' are quite
Ss both s IS na Ssv, 'f bt %S, s ss
YsSs Pine, on the ss,stsa isnG.
n 0 esn S.s
$.speIS@i TSi: 81 .arsiis 9q
ii, q being entirely IPs
dsle 60 spring: Of nHs , was, Running brooks
Gsat .i,'pt1ss; ,hs Ws-snE Ire. from
spns and mild open .usumn afford ample time to gather
tn. Rst raHH % Iy Ind 81 ass
S e Ne .Fs s p S:i: FS
MIC. "nhssiSy e%sis fS' s.snt. an
! at he s.sa, Is pr S S and
profitable a farming. ~ " " -A
Perfect Titles aud Warranty Deed. given
Parties visiting should prep their to
Is and ' n S Ct sr on q 90 or more
TOWN LOTS ALSO FOR SALE for from 50 to rs dollars
Route to iiammSnSn en- n, s,lIosd trains isays rhaePh
e. I,S.aSa,SH station Wien Xssn. The
CorGliN, Agent 2s south Third Street below Walnut Phi,
adepha JOHN STILES Agent Exchange Street
Letters OF enquiry enclosing postage stamp promptly
FERTILITY OF HAMMoNToN LANDS.
Extract of Letter from Harvey Bush Esq., Norstown
have been practical twenty YEAR,, and ha,.
bought lin lammononl the quality Tor
agricultural purposes Those who purchase Welt must
be 80 am very much pleased with the place AZ day
will erect In the town first class Boarding for youuR
ladies. This lot have also bought 1t will BY my
daughters who Adelphia
HARVEY BUSH, Adepha Institute"
ANEW BEDFORD MASS July 1857. Having Just
from visit HnmmontOn take pleasure stating at think
u the best place ever farming district have been in
the Western States this spring but nothing liked
number OF persons have called
number are going there this their business
allow them to leave here Yours WV. j. HEYER"
Descriptive PAMPHLETS, PLANS &C.. OF these LANDS
may be seen at the Business Office Of this paper
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I5fosaf71lsao5s1 Z IT FINTTTKF HATERUNDs Ut
Ei:iissss.ik and after Monday Dec IL, 1867, Passenger
s.KH--KG Trains will run as follows, viz.
Leave Boston 730 and IL 90 A. NJ and Fchburg o.,
A. NJ and 127 r. NJ for Bellows Falls and connecting Roads
Leave Bellows Falls for Boston, Lowell, Worcester New
York, &c, at 8 10 4. NJ, and , 80 T.. VI.
Trains leave Ftchrg Worcester Providence, Norwich
and New York CITY, Groon Junction for Nashua and Concord
n. H., Lowell, Lawrence, and the State of Maine
Connect Bellows Fails with Trains ~ the Rutland Bur
lngton Railroad, and thence Montreal and Ogdcnshurgh
Rutland with Trims to Saratoga Springs Troy Albany
Schenectady, aud Buffalo Also, with Trains u the sullivan
Road md thence with the Vermont Central and VI Cana
da Roads, and with the passumpsc Road 10 Wells River, St
Juhnshury and the White Mountains
Stages with the line f1luwsA Kecnc for Cics-
terrified, Gilsun, NARROW stpar llishor9, Dublin, Peter
boro, &c and at Wiuchrn1pn fur Rndgc, Jafrrry, &c
FOR further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide.
y. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Kecuc n II Oct. 80 1851.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.


X. III. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents, (fate Agent
OF 9 Patent Once, Washington under the Act Of 1852,
No. 10 State, opposite Kilby street, boston.
A FTER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS OF
y twenty years continues Patents in the United
States; also in Great Britain France other foreign cou-
tries Caveats Specifications Assignments and ali pnues
Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms with
despatch Researches made into American and Fnregl,
works, to determine the validity utility q Patents or In
yrntuns, and legal and other advice rendered matters
touching the Copies Of the claims any Patent lr-
she by remitting One Dollar Assignments recorded at
Washington.
This Agency only the largest New England but
through its inventors have advantages for securing patents
or ascertaning thu paten'aoy Of Inventions unsurpassed
by II not mmeasurably superior to which he offered
them elsewhere The testimonials below give proof that none
is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the
subscriber and a. 81 CCks> Is THE bfST PROOF OF AID
NANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant to believe and prove, that other
office OF the kind charges professional services
moderate The Immense practice Of the subscriber during
twenty years past has enabled him to accumulate vast col
tents These, besides his extensive library II legal and
chancal works, and full accounts Of patents granted in the
United States and Europe, render him able beyond question:
o offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity Journey to Washington. 10 procure
patent the usual great delay there, here
yentors.
Tesiim oniaIs. During the time occupied the Office
Of Commissioner OF Patents Il H. Lddy, ESQ Boston did
business at the Patent Office, Solicitor Of Procuring Pa
tents There were Few any persons acting N that capacity
who had much business before the Patent ucc;
cess. rganl Mr.. Eddy of the bost informed and
most ssrl Patent Solicitors in the United States
no hesitation in assuring inventors that they Employ
person more competent and Trustworthy and morc capable
Of putting their applications in form for them
early and tavorshle confederation at the Patent Office
EDMtND BURKE, Late Commissioner Of Patents.
From the present Commissioner
l7th ls55.-Durng the time have held the office
OF Commissioner of Patents r. H. Eddy ESQ., Of Boston has
been extensively engaged ia the transaction Of business with
me once as solicitor He is thoroughly acquainted with
the law, and the rules Of practice the Oce regard him
as one 81 the most capable practitioners with
"hoin , nave had official intercourse. Gas MAsoN,
ly-2 COhaHnissientr Of Patents.
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'SNUE LIVER INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

Is sci-u,hc medical discovery, aI daily worAin.
great believe. Il 10y magic sten
The frst d0ss giiHg ben,h AMI seldom one dose
is required any Kind u Lirsr Complaint from the
Jtundcr Dyspepsia To- headache all Of
which are the result ii Diseased Lirer
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
NO. 80 BROMFIELD ST.. BOSTON,
WAS established supply public with eroulne Indian Rene
dies for oil diseases
DIR. GREENE, experimenting Physician. seQulr-
ed knowledge this system actual experience with the lndi
ans and understands their true system Medicine. invads and
all persons interested in the Iadan 5en Of Medicine should
send and get copy Of the
"iNDIAN ARCASA,"
newspaper. edited by Rev GEoRGg c. BAsoE0Tr which viii
give list OF the principal Indian Remedies their prices and uses
exposition of the merits the practice, and also OF the
imposition which carried by pesnders OF the paper
Will be sent free Of charge any one.
Consultations personally, by charge.
Address. DIR. GREENE, 80 Br0infieid 81. Boston.
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p...gs55s.:gs7s RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON

Izsssl1id5zzFT95 RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON
kssssAsss:s...9 abroad. Tn and after Monday, De-
---s---- ccmber II, Trains will run follows 10
Lave Fichlurg Depot, Boston, at 1880 and II % A. VI
Ftchbure at 0 80 A. VI. aud l:30 +. VI.
" Bellows Pals pr Rutland and Burlington at L. VI
Rutland for Bellows Falls at o. 40 and 1l;OO' A. NJ AMI
IL +. VI.
" Rutland for Burlington at 1913 \. VI, 3s1j p VI
" Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls, at 90 A. VI.
aud 1:l5 +. VI
~ Both 20 through to Burlington day, arriving at
sos A. VI. aud o. =. NJ
At Burlington Trains connect with Lake Champaign Stcar-
and Trains VI Vermont Central Road Kutlanh with
Trains for Troy, Albany, and NewNork Slrnrn Springs,
Schenectady, AMI the West At Bellows Falls with Trains VI
the Cheshire Road for fchhurg Worcester lowell and ps-
with Vt. ary Road for ratlebnu Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven and Newiurk. And with sullivan Road
for Windsor, White River Junction and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car.
II Passengers going West, will find this the cheapes and
most direct Tickets and all necessary information can
be- had at the Bellows Fails Tickc Office
b. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Doc. &, 1851. 10
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MISC Z L / A NY
ECONOMY IN FOOD.

We offered some suggestions on this subject, last
week. but did not advert to all the points that claim
attention. In continuation of our remarks, we have
compiled from several table showing the pro-
portion OF solid matter and water contained in Of
the principal articles Of diet An equal weight Of each
article being selected. the proportion of solid matter in
100 parts is as follows, the balance being waters