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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

FIIhTF md LANBS.
The and has been much active during the pas,
week, prices have improved the extent Of abou,
Liiy per bead fsr good lambs while sheep
S1fu quo. The receipts have fallrn CT about 1000
head, hot SUI the supply ample, notwthstspdug the
gcod demand Which prevailed throus bout The week,
ptrrduced by the good average quality Of the offerings
which much better then usual The total receipts nj
all the yards for the week lsst week snd week ending
July "a, 1861 follo~s;--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

SWINE.

There vss moderate Supply ~ Alcr,op's this week.
ard ae there prevailed moderately active demand,
vSicss advanced tot stAc per poubd- according
quslay-d which boders hrm, and tho market
closed with upward tendency. The quality only
fahb, except few drovCs which In this week aud
which brought fully 5Ic per pound The receipts
mainly b. the HUDSON River and Erie Ralrosds-the lat
bringing forward the greatest number. The receipts
The Hudson River Grove yard, for the week ending
July o. 1855, by Erie Railroad 1872; New Jersey
Central Railroad, 90; Albany propelers, 526 Total sss
RECAP1TULArIoN
Tho total receipts OF all all the yards fer the
vctk la. week, since Jan and corresponding period
80 rrar no I Cbs<x6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

pvCyIrTs by TuE fpw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
INC following 60 report of live stock brought over
7 road destined for Pow York; for the week ending this
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

rots.. 6,7oo,22o 4,sas,sso II, Os7 200 I2sO6,sso
We take the following very valuable statistics of
the commerce of France from the London Econo-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16

parts were assembled 10 witness it. The patient
had for long period suffered from cancer Of the
tongue, and Professor SYME had determined up
on removing the organ bodily. Shortly after
IL o'clock the man was led into the the atre,
placed upon the table, and quickly rendered
powerless through the potent influence of the
chloroform which was administered to him.
Professor SYME commenced by making a verti-
cal incison through the ntegument covering the
chin, and then sawed through the lower law at
the symphysis. The division being made, he
next proceeded to cut away the tongue at the
very root, close to the hyoid bone. The arteries
were quickly tied, the hemorrhage was compar-
atively little, the man having lost only few
ounces OF blood. The jaw was again placed to-
gether, and the integument sewed up The man
was actually able TO walk out of the room. At
the close of the operation Professor SYME re-
marked that the removal Of the tongue bodily
had been successfully performed in Italy, but the
modus operdndi was of different nature, the in
cision having been made entirely in the throat
but he (Proiessor SYME) considered that that
mode was attended with more danger than the
one he had chosen TO adopt. This operation has
never yet been performed in Great Britain, and.
should the patient recover, which is earnestly
hoped and believed, the highest praise will be
dne to Professor SYME for having so skillfulIv
undertaken that which no surgeon of the country
had formerly yentured -Edinburg Adcer-
iSer
The Scotsman adds The patient walked out
of the theatre speechless, but grateful and hap
py, and has continued well ever since, being fed
with tube, can now, however, swallow, and
yesterday he spoke, or, rather breahed out the
word Milk" He is cheerful, and gives every
hope of thorough recovery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16
THEOLD AND NEW YEAR.

The white dawn gmmered, and said d" t- day."
The Fast was reddening and he sighed farewell
The herald sun came forth, and he was dead
Life was in all his veins but vestcr morn,
And ruddy health seemed laughing on his lps-
Now he is dust aud will not breathe again,
Give him place to lay hts regal head
Give him tomb beside lis brothers gone,
Give him tablet for his deeds and name.
Hear the new voice that claims the vacant throne,
Take the new hand outstrciched to meet thy kiss. =
But give the Past-'ts all thou canst-,hv tears {,
james T. fields
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16
THE VOYAGE OF LIFE.

And thou must sti upon life's sea- long
Eventful voyage. The wise may suffer wreck,
The foolish must. o! then, be wise.
Learn from the mariner his skilful art,
To ride upon the waves, and catch the breeze,
And dare the threatening storm, and trace path
Mid countless dangers, TO the destined port
UnerrinCly secure. o learn from him
To station quick eyed Prudence at the helm,
To guard thy sail from PASSIONS sudden blasts,
And make Religion thy magnetic guide,
Which, though it trembes as it lowly lies,
Points to the light that changes not in heaven.
Henry Ware, Jr
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BRATTLEBoRo, June lsth 1851
MANUFACTURED BY L. WELD,
THR RECENTLY IMPROVED
WOodworth Surfacing Planning Mill

MATCHING AND JOINTING APPARATUS
Attached In sucha that your boards very smoothly
planed, ioined matched and grooved, suitable for
floors, or sheathng overhead, &C.
NHESE MACHINES ARE MADE OF
the best material and by experienced workmen-every
part being stout and well made and warranted II proper
is taken in oiling and cleaning.
nave been IN the business Of making these machines near
y lo years with my son, l.. Il. WELD. Our machines
nave been shipped and used in almost every State In the
kipw. 'V' "ub"
can and examine before purchasing elsewhere this
ong the place where you will be sure 10 get your
lmH ~ good machine that will plane thousand feet Of
'n''' nicely In less than 40 minutes.
Al loraers addressed to L. WELD, Brattlsboro Vt, wl
- promptly sussdsd to NJ
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TAKING LEAvE..-Dr. O. W. Holmes in hi

TAKING LEAvE--Dr. o. w. Holmes, in his
Atlantic Monthly article, for November says:
Don't you know how hard it is for some peo-
pie to get out of room after their visit is really
over ?-they want to be off, and you want to
have them off; but they don't know how 10
manage it. One would think they had been
built in your pirlor or study, and were waiting
to be launched. | have contrived sort of GER
emona inclined plane for such visitors, which,
being fabricated with certain smooth phrases,
backs them down, metaphorically speaking, stern
foremost, into their native element, outdoors
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16

BOLD SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-On the 9Th
inst, at noon, there was no small amount of ex-
citement exhibited in the surgical ward and op-
Grating theatre of the Royal lnfrmary, Edin-
burg, resulting from the expectation Of very
formidable surgical operation taking place that
morning. AT ~ o'clock the room was crowded
to excess, and numbers Of medical men from oil
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16

To love woman merely for her beauty is low
ing corpse for the sake ofits being covered with
a fair skin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16

Dom, be frightened il misfortunes stalk into
your habitstion.
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fosrAeE'THs VERMONT PH1six sent Into all the towns
Windham County free Of Postage To any part Of this State
out Of this County for 10 per yea elsewhere 20 cents
per year-payments In all be made quarterly in
advance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16

will be In rateboro in each months for the purpose Of
Tuning, Newly Stringing. RePRiring, New-
Ieathering Hammers, und Regulating
the Action Of Pinno Fortes.
may Bookstore Of steen, and receive
promDt attention.
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ALEXANDER H. PIKE.


PhiIlip's Patent Lever Farm and City Gate
and Cloth Boards aud Boxes for Packing,
And Dealer in Lumber Bills Of Timber CLAP rds, Shingles,
&c. manufactured and furnished to order.
100000 Feet Of apbonrds on hand.
AJa.,s, xvElT W ARDSRORO VT
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FEY & RATE H AN,

Marble, Granite, Slntc, Sonp-Stone, &c.'
First South Of Joseph Steen Sons Bookstore Manst
BRATTLEBoRO, VT.
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auTLER a. KNoWLToN,
BE NILS & w ARE .

Attorneys and Counsciiors mt Law.
Office two doors West Of the Bank. JAMAICA, VT
}. Z. BUTLER b. L. kNoWLtoS'
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Manufacturers Of
woODw wORTH'S PLANING MACHlN Es,
of superior style workmanship of various sizes and prices
by the most improved styles;
PInncrs th TouguersN X NGroovers attached.
WOOD TURNING LATIlEs AND SAW ARBoRS.
II All orders promptly attended to 49,
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06
SHERIFE,s SALE.

pY virtue Of ia to directed, and delivered from
- the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson County,
its september Term, 1857, viii 10
house yard gate in the City of Nashville, Saturday
the 9Th day of January 1858, all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate which Robt. Tindal then had,
have since acquired in and the following descb-
ed tract Of land being Of No. 1885, In the plan
Of Nashville beginning the southwest Of VIM
Williams lot on McLemore street, thence at right angles
with said street, half TO Spruce street, 81 feet thence
northwardly 62 feet to alley thence down the alley 81
feet TO ncLemore thence with McLenore street e9
feet the besip being the
conveyed to j. B. White by Paul and E. Cunning
ham in separate deeds VIII h duly registered the
Registers ONCE In Davidson county, Tennues-
see, ard said lots, situated Immediately Of
Of Spruce street, Methodist Church more
description Of said Lot reference Book l9
4Sl in the Registers flee, OF Davidson county
Levied the property of r. satisfy two exec
tons, In favor OF l. L. Best for use Jno. p Sledge
J. X. EDMUNSON, Sheriff.
Dec. ltd K. q. DRAKE q
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SffERIFF,S SALE.

u virtue of ia to directtd delivered from
II the Honorable Circuit Court, OF Davidson County
Tennessee, at its September Term 1857 expose 70
public SALE to the highest bidder for The Court
house yard gate in the City of Nashville Saturday
the 9Th day Of January 1883, all the right, title,
interest and estate which Robt- Tindal then had or
may have Stree acquired in and the following descrb
ed tract OF land being part Of Lot No. l55, In the plan
OF Nashville, beginning at the southwest VIM
Williams lot on hcLemore street, thence right angles
with said street half way 10 Spruce street about 81
thence nofthward1y % feet to alley, thence
alley Rect to McLemore street. thence with McLemore
street. % ieet TO the beginning being the
heretofore conveyed TO J. Is. White, Isaac and E.
Cunningham in separate deeds which
In The heSsters oice in Davidson county,
nessee, said lot situated Immediately In rear Of
Spruce street, Methodit church For particular
description reference made regsrstve deeds In
Book 49, page ASH in Regters Office OF Davidson
v,Tennessee. Levied on the property Of Robt
to satisfy two executions in favor of T. Of
z. sedge. JNO. K. EDMUNDSON SHERIFF
Dec lO-u E. G. DRAKE, Q. d. @.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06
Barhave,s HoIIananit,er..

The OF the country has been parteu ary LOUD in
the praise OF the Ii Among the many notices,
oier toe following to an in artisl public
Il is well known fact thai do not UT patent me-
dicnes and that we bit seldom advertise them bot Beer
have's HOLLAND Bters comes endorsed in such a
manner, specfc for the disease it processes to
that not only advertise giye it this favorable
tce unasked by the PrOpretor.-HaH0eE ZsiHng, N T.
The Philadelphia argus in speaking Of he late exhibi-
ton hell in that city b, the Franklin IostitIe,
Ia noticing iicine aI~ays extremely cautious
unless satfd Of the IS Of the article Among those
exhibited is the cele "a ed Holland Btters This med
cine has been extensive introduced stse in
the Union, and into the Canadian Province incpsly
within the last years The exhibition SHOWS testimo
mails in every known in Anne ica among which
noic. from the John NJ. Clayton of Della
ware" 1881 dec30-1w
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{ . NJ NJ K II T. AL.
Charleston Market.

Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON. Jan 2-1 p. NJ.
COTTON-The inclemency Of the weather and the horri-
flying accounts by the Niagara lave completely suspended
o.erations to-day.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 2-P NJ.
CorToN.-The market is depress ID, and the very few
transactions which have taken place give
quotations.
New Orleans Market.
Nav OKLE ans Dec. 81.
SUGAR.-The rain interferei with operations on the
Leve and nave noticed sales Of only 500 400 hhds
at out previous
MOI SStS-Abous ~ % bbls have ben so to day most
" az 1901 &c for prime End choic but including
dark a. sn SIC. Half btls have advanc d. and 80
sold at 2219c gal On Ia ion crop of about 600
gallons soid l55&c q gallon in the cistern.
FLOUR ND IRA n The rain pretty much stopped
oesn IS on IN eVee o-day an aohpg Of any Importance
was done n hese articles
PORK - The ltnues heavy. A lot Of $50
bbs es' was sold to-day 81 and $50 bbs yes erday
the same price The retail has fallen III S4 D Dbl
BACON--We notice liy retail a l3c Tor
sides lei y smoked) and 1uc D n for sheu ders.
lAkO-The marAet has been dai and hear of no
sal OF any moment Pmeis held &c in terces but buy
offer lowe, rates.
COFFEt.fhe sales have been confined 83S bags, of
which l68 AZ sac. 100 at ~. no exc . D.
W hi kN.-The sales include lo0 bbis recied at
rye and l2O raw - lsG1s9c . gallon but mostly the
former
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06
SEfERIFF,S SALE.

ON the 5h day OF January 1885, will proceed to sell
" by virtue OF n tt TO me directed, from the Hon
Grimm Court Of Dav dson county, all the rght title and
interest that W. H Towndend have in Ger.
tain house ana lot situated in the city Of Nashville
South tast corner of Market Gay Streets
levied by the properly said W. H. townsend
10 satisfy the fd in behalf state
OF Tennessee VS.. Dounes and Jeremiah really H.
ToEnsend Also, to satisfy other as directed
fro the same Court above and tns-day By
me, in behalf OF the State Of TenBes W.
send alone said sale be for highest bid
der, The Court House Yard gate the city Of Nash
yile Sale to take place within the hours prescribed by
J, X. EDMONDSON.
By r P. EsTIs, Dep'y. Sheriff. dec7-td
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IsIackwood,s Magazine.

The December number OF Leon ri Scott Cos
Am,ric 70 r, print of BioctWoofs Edi"burg Mage
ziae as ccme to hand. The following Is It's table
OF content:
Our Indian Empire.
Phrruol"gy H. France.
What will he o With it, Pert I.
TIE Works and Genius Of Mic @. Angelo.
Afoot. Part 4.
Bos obel.
TIL Religions of India.
The new volumes of Blsckwooi and the iolr
B,itish Reviews commence with thi. month. Tti-,
therefor, Ia favorable time for new subscribe s
to commence.
Subscription Prices.-Black" wood or any one OF
the Revieg., So V ar. BhckwUo and one Re
vi.w-or any two X vi.wt, 50. The four Revi We,
So Black wool aud the four Reviews, SO.
AdIr.s- L. Scott & Co., 81 Coli Street, corner OF
Fulton, New York.
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CONSTABLE.

* We are authorized to announce JESss W. PAGE
ca di late for Con table in the Na,hvile District
gy- We re authorized o announce Med. A. NoLyS
candida for Cons the Nashville els rc. he
March cleo ion.
~ authorized to announce IRA A. STOUT,
candidate for Constable n the Noshvi ( District.
sYy- are authorized to announce JOSEPH L. RYAN
a candidate for constable, l. the Nashville District.
E- are authorized to announce JESSE b. PERRY
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District, at tn
ensuing arch election.
~ We are horized to announce FLETCHER W. Horn
as a ca dda table il the Nashville District
ensuing March election
ET- We are authorized to SAM d. EICHoL ms
candid for Con table in the Nashville District ut IN
e gu ng Mar h election. noYl9
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PROSPECTUS FOR TIE FOURTH YEAR
OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

FINDING JANUARY 2Stt, 1S5S-PURCHASE OF THE
- FAMOUS DUSSELDORF GA LERY OF PAINTINGS I
AT 4 cos one H. NDRED AND tIGHIY THOUS.
AND DOLLAR AND THE REP RCHASE OF POW
FRS ELE TED STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE /!
Al A UoST OF SIX cuOU>NNDl Together wi h al
hand oth valuable wOlk OF render he ind
sub crib eAter III tn pny heretofore offered.
Amopg n large and vsluab collection OF Pa ntin
awarded to ubs be, Il 2S a of Jan
uary is ,-, many from The Dusseldorf Paintings,
~ well n othelio and DesGencn tie Nymph
Dana Il uss, &c VITA otheI of
uass ng Desut, and valI c.
The works l. Marble will embrace Powers nous ana
orlnal statue, TIE GREEK SLAVE, all the 70 lowing
b autjfI work arrara Arhle he Statue q Aurora
OF Pyc1e, the Nymph of Arno TIE Student,
and "Fi eh, - enbrsc pg, il all several hundred mag
uitceut ana costly h. Pain tins, Sculpture, and
pie Gaia ogue of Shicu l. given ia he sup
plemsnt Of thIs Jol nal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06
KINGSTON SPRINGS FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court At Nath
ID Vile At The November Term lSo5 Ia the Of Geo
H. woodwa and others y. J. Krei5er and Others,
shA Monday The 23lh Of January 1858, the upper
end Of the Mar&et House. the Pubic saiAre In Nash
ve, proceed sell public sale the Of 24o
OF laid in Cheathan county, knosn as the Kingdom
Springs, occupied by 4. J. kreder And the 9Th
OF tn, Kingston spring. sh all proesed cell
sehod kiIcnen furrtaFe belonging said Ho
tel sprng and The personal properly belonging the
Fielder and Baker attached TO spring hote sad
laud will sold upon . credit Of add tive with
from and the properly for cash for
all under e10J, al Ov and under toOO
Three onLhs cred all 800 six months credit
Notes siih god security will be rec utTed:
aec22lh-td. q. ID. BRIkN. Clerk and Master.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Sore and Infiamed Eyes.-These disagreeabe
complaints becoming remarkably ofate and
We any thing hut Interesting oo to the possessor Of
the diseased organ red and fiery eye not pretty
to look and certainly be agreeable Rave for
keeps the boys say. We tel those sced in this
manner how to the evil, and ont charge them
thing for the infor Let them get
ARCTIC LISMEST and touch the inaamed part with a
times. and the work is done. Tie Arctic may
obtained a: any Of the Drug Stores in tbs place.
ianl-lm-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06

sE- We invite readers to the perusal of Dr..
AYEK's advtrtis- submits which appear in the
cuiu mas Of paper Tuey d, s, rye attention as
treating of what inter sts all, and from source
which II have Iorg resp ct,d. The Do CToR i
II known az one of tho leading Oh, mists OF this
country. who d,vot' lis .r'at requirement.. to the
discovery aud IN nuttcture OF rrme'i. s for popular
use. ia uptralre success which hos followed
ii llbors i too wen known in this community to
anv lucidatiou from our pen WGSfih gton
20 Observer. Jan. l-lw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06

RY virtue Of AT ia to directed and deliver ed from
- the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson County,
Tennessee, at its September Term, 1897 's expose to
public sale to the highest bidder cash. Court
18th day Of January 1885, all the right, title, CAIN in
teTest estate which A. GILMAN then had
since acquired in and to the following
lsnd.-One tract OF land containing twenty-five l25)
acres, on which - Dixon now hves-bounded the
South by the Nashville and Chattanooga Bsroad the
west by the lands of Mrs p. ID. Davis, the north by
entry NO. -, made by William ii. Hsgans and the
east by the lands Of Dr. r. II. Wallace and Thomas A
Harris. said land is situated in he 9TH Civil District OF
Davidson county Levied the property of A. GILL
MAN To satisfy execution in favor Of Jes SEE JOINER.
J. X. EDMoNDSuN, Sheriff.
By JHo. DAVIS, @. ID. @. = decl4-td
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G. 4 n ID 1 ID A L + S
SEsEESEEFALTX.

g-RF-W We authoriz d to announce j. r. McCAEN
didate for Sheriff at the ensuing March election.
~ We authorized to announce JAMES NJ HINTON as
a candidate for rheTin OF Davidson county, at the
March election.
lrr We authorized TO announce JoHS X. EoNoNDsoS
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county, at the
March election.
~ We are authorized to announce f. b. BIGLEY =
Sheriff Davidson county, at the next Marc
eie ton.
Y p We authorized to announce A. Creole, as a
candidate sheriff davidson county, at the March
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Hard Time>-prices to Correspond.

Owing tremendously tight times and after Mon
day. 14th this month"; and January, 1853, propose to
offer dry goods cost for We don't do
this Of old GOODS, for stock is ary and
new having been business but short time, but be
cause wish TO reduce stock hand
We a splendid lot of Vevetand Cloth Coaks, ack
and Fancy sik, Embroderies, aces, &C., willie and
Linen Goods besides great many different kind Of goods
which ii need n ion. Come one, al, if you
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