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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04

"EED's PATENT SEWING MAs HINES.
W This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this markat 10th in the quality "f lis work. Its du
than that 6" an othcr Maehnf willie il works Win ease on
the finest silk tho heaviest cloth leather either OF
winch works in superior manner making straight
both sides of the cloth stitched alike ri,sma beauty
the most elegant hand work ra,ey gets out OF working
de. or requires repairing aud simp" TINT Operator
perform all ordinary repairs II, unt, ii sworn out with
'he'r ADVANTAGES over other Machn's we l 'ontid' nj
U"ds Patent SfEiAg Aach,ns n host al
Families all kinda "t Manufacturing tlotier+ Ta'oF boot
Harness aud Saddle Manufacturers will hnd Machine
that " Ill i" their work ia rapid and substantial aud
much sowing wi, Ills Machine particularly adapted
their wants besides saving labor enough in hm months
ray tor lai'" Will hnd great saving by nshg ibis sew
e ia hn ei,s being alway" sure of superior quality o
and work loot and shoe Mnuniaclurcrs can Thou
sahds OF Dollars by nsng tins Machine" " hir Tor many puPo
tha work done IN leather by this Machine Is better than
.iahe in any other way
The editor ,ne (ierreia) Patriot says. When
Purchased your Ueds Paiea S'rns Machias intend
ed il wholly famy but as it was rec',nm'nped To-
on leather edit on Harness. and Carriage Inmingsand
neighbors testify To the superiority oi
work done in this both IN pc nj OF beauty and strength
and feel confident for this alone the machine has saved In
Dor enough to pay its cost One OF our noisr w" has
large plantation says is worth the wages of his iva best
bands in the time saves In king clothes for the rest Ev
Machine you have sold In this vcnty has given tho great
est and several intend to order Machines from
Extract from n letter written by gentleman owning
plantation New Orleans Your two Hsed~ Pateat
is Machins have been in almost constant since bought
them and with the best OF practical results In less than three
weeks operators finished complete OF
clothes my huudrrd aud plantation hasds
and find the ta saved i'll them one season has more
Another says used onploy three four hands
IN aA%s s Tor a s ,r Oi ,n sn's oa m I"r fur
the whole plantation w"ie wi" n@c. for making nearly
all the clothes OF the family iccl confident the Machine
for itsc.f every three months
W. wish ali who nesd Machine to examine 'h'se as they
are the SIM Hest and best for Family use Plantation or any
9th where stitch required irce oi beeds |aiem
WHITNEY LYON l'ropri.tors
3i5 Broadway New York
~ Sold by A. s. ENGLEpoy B. d,aer in Fanny Goods,
&
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Written for the Winchester Home Journal
That Ride upon a Rail.

'AlI aboard Il shrill whistle and we,
some two hundred or more Of US, were
of; literally and cmphaticalIy riding
on a rail- Never was there u col
lection o! mcrrier, or happier looking
faces than emerged from the back gate
Of Mary Sharp College last Saturday
evening a little altcr2 clock and
filed the street and gazcd from the
platform at the railroad station Of our
beautiful little town, preparatory TO
finding seats for ride upon the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, ten
dcred them by the Kindness Of the
Superintendent of the road Capt. Matt,
DR.. BurrOugh and others. Surely those
whose thoughtful kindness prepared
such an unexpected treat for the
Young ladies and their teachers and
others who accompanied them, nee
ded but to look upon the sparkling
eyes, animated countenances, and lis.
ten to the joyous words of that youth
lIul gathering TO realize, that"it is more
blessed TO give than to receive" II
was day long TO be remembered by
those young hearts, far away from
home and kindred, and often in years
to come will it be recalled as one oil
those delightful releases from the e''
er.recuring, though pleasant routine
of daily, school duty.
Those cross.t ties laid along, at inter-
walls. on the cars that carry the iron,
spikes and other material for the use
of the Road, made very convenient
and comfortable seats for the merry
crowd, and the general feeling was
that such ride, under the broad, blue
sky, with the fresh, October breeze
tanning the cheek, was far preferable
to one shut close within four walls
and rooted in from the fair sunlight
and protected even from the softened
gales of early autumn.
Away we go. How smoothly. how
evenly, we glide along. Surely, this
road is a triumph of Railroad arohI'
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Written for the Winchester Home Journal,
Think not I'm Happy When I Smile
by FINLEY JOHNSON.

Think not I'm happy when ! smile,
Nor freed from pain and care,
Because my eyes to all seem bright,
And smiles are lurking there;
For know.ye not, beneath smile
May lurk a broken heart;
And to the eyes so sparkling blight,
Tears may unbidden start?
As blossoms hang upon tree
Thts Fastening to decay,
So smiles will wrealhc the human lips
When joys are far away
As sunbeams will break through a cloud
Their brightness to impart,
50 will smile break through the gloon
Zen Of broken heart.
As lightning often turks beneath
A dark and thrcatning cloud,
SO will the heart its sorrows hide
Within darkning shroud,
a smile may wrcathe the parted lip,
The eye may sparkle bright,
But meath them all the heart is wrapp'd
In sorrows darkest night.
Then think not am happy VIXEN
The laugh is IN my eye,
When on my lips, in joyousncss,
A smile you may dcscry.
They are but outward signs to hide
The hecncst pangs Of woe;
As rnnnI tho hloutrl Irnn thr vi,lp
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ton Of her children, in forming their
habits and manners and in reading,
talking, walkingand riding with them.
Her mind, in this way, soon recovered
the balance it had lost during the first
few weeks of her bereavement, and
she felt to submit to the will of him
who does not willingly ahlict the chill.
dren of men, and no longer, because
one blessing, one qualification, one
desire was denied her, refused the
many others which were laviShcd up.
on her with u liberal hand
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Mothers S Coming.

Jane and | sat by the hearth,
Watching the ombcrs of the fire;
Her head was on my shoulder Iaid,
Her heart was drawn ltIc higher;
| asked hor ust for one short kiss,
And felt my ears so Gcrcoly humming-
She looked and buSh'd, and softly said
''Do it quick! my mothers coming.
My arms around her then flung,
And felt our hearts together beating;
4 Smothercd shriek--a little smack
Told Of two souls together meeting.
Years have Acd, and ! enjoy
Happiness beyond all summing,
kiss her now whcne'cr like.
And never heed her mothers coming.
lDaMy lrs"s.
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lecture. Though there are no springs
to our cars, yet there is no jarring, no
.jolting, but all is easy and quiet, and
we roll onward with far less jarring
than in the softly cushioned vehicles
upon the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad; because this is u far smooth.
cr and better made road.
A few miles away in the God-made
coutry wehalt and alight under green
trees, and stroll about for an hour, or
more, some wandering off in little
groups Of three, or four, some gaily
chatting, and some reclining in the
shade at their ease or engaging in
sundry innocent and pleasant games.
Anon, they return; the wanderers.
with boquets of autumn flowers and
brilliantly colored leaves, and hats and
bonncls decorated for the journey
homeward.
"HOo, 90, 90, Oo,--oot"--'tis the
shrill neigh Of the "iron horse" is
impatient to be tramping, and with
smoking nostriIs he waits for "aIl
aboard again, before he starts upon
his tireIeSs pace for home and town.
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SECOND DAY.

Two'horse Waggon-Jas P. Lee, prem
and Ger.
One,horse Cultivator-Wm. T. Lee,
prem and GER.
No top Buggy. NJ. Burough, prem
and Ger.
Apples, best vareties-Dr Wallace
Estill, prem; ID. l.. Hunt. cef' ~, -
Peas-Wm VI Russey, prem; mos II
w Woods, Ger. ~ -,
Cabboge-Mp DR. Wallace Es,ill' pre-.
'"'. Beets--Mrs DR. Wallace Estill, prem.
Parsnips-Mrs DR. Wallace Estill,
Ca,hsw-D b Elliott, prem and Ger.
Pumpkin-B + Rhodaay, prem.
Onions--D l. Hunt. prem.
Corn, specimen Of half.dozsn esrs--D
L Hunt, prem.
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Number 40.


Herds.Grass Secd--D L Hunt, prem
and Ger.
Horse Shoeing--D L Hunt, prem; Jas
p Lee, Ger.
Wheat, one bushel--W L Sergeant,
prem and cer-(weghing 65 lbs.)
CATTLE
Bull, aged--B J Thompson, of Coffee,
prem.
Bull, two years old--Gco w Sharp,
prem and Ger.
Bull, one year o'd--Geo w Sharp,
prem; w NJ Russey, Ger.
Cow, two years old--Geo w Sharp,
prem and Ger.
Cow, one year old--B F Russey, prem
and Ger.
Sucking CaIG-Geo w Sharp, prem;
B + Russcy, Ger,
SWEEPsTAKE
Best Bull--Geo w Sharp, prem; B J
Thompson, OF Coffee. Ger.
Best Cow--Geo w Sharp, prem.
Best Hei(er-B F Russey, prem; Geo
W Sharp, Ger.
Best Milch Cow-Geo Sharp, prem.
HOGS
Boar aged-J w Syler, prem; George
Sharp, GER
Sow, aged Nv Syler, prem.
Pigs, pair under six months-George
Sharp, prem.
Boquet-Miss Teresa Estll, prem;
Mag Oehmig, Ger.
Driving for Premium Boquet-W w
Alexander, prem.
THIRD DAY.
Jack, aged; Robert Gam, of Wilson,
prem,
Jack, two years and under three: C R
Embrcy, prem. and Ger.
Jack, one year and under two: C R
Embrey, prem. and Ger.
Jack, sucking colt: ] Embrcy, prem;
B + RusSey, Ger.
Jcnnet, aged: W 5 Russey, prem. and
Ger.
Jcnnet, two years and under three: c
r Embrey, prem. and Ger.
Jemett, one year old and under two:
c L Embroy, prem. and Ger.
Jcnnett, one year and under: w w
Sharp, prem; B. F. Russey, Ger.
SwEEpsTAKE.
Best jack c r Embrey, prem; Robert
Gam, Ger.
Best Jennett; c R Embrey, prem; w
S Russey, Ger.
MULES.
Mule, aged; A A Hulscy, of Lincoln,
prem JOS Nj Bratton, cer
Mule, two years and under three: Jno
McJhcrrjn, prem; VIM ? Keith, Ger.
Mule, one year and under two: Samu.
el HoIins, prem; c Williams, Ger.
Mule, one year and under: George
Sharp, prem.
Pair broke Mules: A A Hulsey, Of Lin.
coin, prem.
Single Harness Horse: w G Brooks,
prem; NJ Shield, OF Coffee, Ger.
Stallion, aged: W G Brooks, prem;
} M Sheid Of Coffee, Ger.
Stallion, two years and under three: A
Bobble, prem; J + Anderson, Ger.
Stallion, one year and under two: Da. q
vid Lyons, prem; } Fl Thompson, Ger.
Stallion, one year and under: w
Sylcr prem; S X Roseborough, Ger.
Mare, aged: A NJ Solomon, of Lin.
coin, prem; G r Embrcy, Ger.
Mare, three years and under four: V
Horton, prem; A NJ Solomon, cer
Mare, two years and under three: Geo
Sharp, prem L S Pattie, Ger.
Mare, one year and under two: R S
Com, prem; W NJ Susscy, GER,
Sucking Colts: CIR Embrey, prem. c
G Rose, Ger,
Saddle Fl F Smith, prem; J E Sumner,
Ger.
Saddle Mare; H Hollins, prem; Jerry
Muse, cer
Draught Mare: F M Larkin, prem; J
W Corn, Ger.
SwEEPsTAKE.
Best Stallion or Colt: J V Horton,
prem; W & Brooks, Ger.
Best Mare Or Filly: A M Solomon,
Of Lincoln, prem; G R Embrey, Ger.
An Artificial Flower, made Of the hair
of his family; W W Alexander, of Lin.
coin, pre-.
Essay on Agriculture; w L Sergeant,
prem. ....
ABE FRlZZELL, Secretary.
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N MADELEZNE I.
A HEART HISTORY.
CONTINUED.

NorE-A reward of $50 was offered some time since
in the Home Journal for the best Original story written
for its columns. Several were written and after peru
sal of each, "MADALEINE-A llEARr lISIoM,' was con
sidered the most deserving It's style is simple yet beau
ul and that all will be highly interested we have not
single dOubt.-EDIIoN.
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FIRST DAY.
Fine Jeans-MrS. Willis S. Embrcy,
prem; Mrs. John West, certificate.
White Linsey- Mrs J. W, D. Stamp.
er, prem.
Plaid Linsey-Mrs. }. w. D. Stamp.
cr, prem; Mrs. H. B. Hinton Ger.
Pair Woolon l!osc-Mrs, II. B. Hin.
ton, prem.
ooI RolIs--IIunt & Mann, prem.
Bed liIankct-Mrs, Eli Petty, prem.
CoverIid--Mrs. II. B. Hinton, prem.
and Ger.
Counterpane-Mrs. J. S. Faris, prem;
Mrs. II, B. Hinton, Ger.
Patch work Quilt, Cotton--Mrs. J. G.
Williams, prem; Mrs. J. West and Mrs.
VIM. Buckner, GERS.
Patch work Quilt, SiIk--Mrs. Patiler,
prem.
Plain Mixed Cloth-Mrs. Willis S.
Embry, prem.
Negro CIoth-Mrs. Willis s. Embry,
prem.
Spun Cotton-lIunt & Mann, prem.
Jeans Coat, cut and made by lady
Mrs. Willis $. Embry, prem.
Cotton lialhose-Nlrs. H. B. Hinton
P'I"' -. y, y ..,,
Embroidery cot'on--MIss Mag EstIII
prem,
Embroidery woo'en-MIss Angie Lo'
gan prem, ana cer'
sewing thread s'Ik-Mr5' Ell peIty
prem; Mr%. e. Oehm'g' Ger, ,,.,.
sewing Thread cotlon-MFS. wills. .
Lmbry, prem.
Sewing Thread, hax-Mrs. Ell Petty
prem.
rInx Jeons-Nlrs' Eli Petty prem
CovorIId, made by young lady oI
10 D.: MISS M,heAvry' prem
S!ik nhawi-MiS. /. D. Logan prem,
DIX HoSe-Mrs' l. . Logan prem and
cer'
MoGoc'roma''c ra'n''nS-M'SS Eliza
oe!m "aFnef, prem
" Indow Hash--Jonn |. Mann, prem
10y Bed stead d-Jch negro boy GER
Bulter--Mrs. Hayden March, prem.
Syrup from Chinese Sugar Cane-Nlrs
+. Oehmig, prem; Mrs. Mary Dardis
Ger.
Brandy Pcachcs--Miss Mag Es,ill
prem.
JcIjes--Mrs. Hayden March, prem
Mrs ). w. HoughtOn, Ger.
Blackberry Wine Mrs. Eli Petty
prem; Mrs. Margaret Whiteside, o
Bedford, Ger.
CordaI--Hliss Mag EstilI, prem; Mrs
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BS5r Subscriptions for shorter time
than one year must be paid in advance.
NJ When credit for the paper is Civ
en- to the end of the year three dollars
will be invariably charged.
BeS Hereafter no club subscriptions
at less than the regular price (S2) will
be received.
BGr Single copies sold at 10 cents.
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OPWc find in that excellent news
paper, the Nashville Gazette, the fol-
lowing communication. dated at our
town, and we know a perusal of it by
our readers will prove interesting
''Jeanarc" certainly pays our town,
our Schools, our ladies, and all of us
in general. a nice tribute, and in be-
half of all of us, we thank him.
As Maj. James r. Bruce, the editor
of the Gazette, was up here last week
with his pleasant family, we opine he
is is the graceful and complimentary
.Jeanare."
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A LIST OF THE PREMIUMS

awarded by the ErafiItIiN County
Agricultural anna NErcl,anicitD
society, ;ae its third Annual
Fair. IRCGd ;at the Fiiir
Grounds, Hc;er Win
chester, October,
), GiSS S,,ss5S.
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Winchester, Oct. l3, 1858.
Dear Gazette:

Lear Gazette:
On Friday morning last, under the
kind care Of Col. Sands, of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, did
your roaming correspondent reach
this beautiful little "city upon hill,'-
this romantic stepping-stone to the
far-stretching, heaven.towerng Cum-
berland Mountain. Finding quarters
in the excellent hotel ofMrs. Sims. and
meeting here with many good friends
made in days ofyears gone, my time
has been pleasantly employed. In
fact. old friend Gazette, of all the
beautiful and attractive towns within
tbe pale of Tennessee, l know of none
where the wayfarer can put in his
time of respite from business or travel
more pleasantly than in this place,
the "Mountain-Nestling,' which you
have seen proper to designate AS "the
ancient, but beautiful and flour.
ishing town Of Winchester. Its gal.
liant sons and fair daughters contrib
ute much to its social enjoyments,
while its pure fresh mountain air
and health invigorating water are
themselves important auxiliaries to
physical comfort. Here the ear is 50.
luted with the string peals Of sebse'
and college bells and the bears 80
dened at the sight Of bslIss q 80; s.s.
sort, In fact. sir, 70 Esr - ~
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ABE FRlZZELL, Secretary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-19

~ Il TIE OF We NO n T
~ MARLBORO s :.
The Probate court for said District To all persons iu
cresr IN the Estate EZRA GLEASON, late of Halifax,
deceased treetingi You are hereby notified That this Court
will decide the allowance Of the account II S1ErlEN
NILES, Administrator upon said Estate, and decree dstrbu
ton thereof the heirs Of said deceased, at the session
thereof he held the Probate Office in reboro, said
District, the last Thursday Of june A d. 1855 when and
where you may be heard in the premises If you see ht
1881 r. HOLBl,OOK, Register.
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AYERS CHERRY PRETORIA,
EAGLE MOWER AND REAPER,

Soil ia Brattehorl by l. n THORN AMI JOSEPH CLABt
AMI 10y an dealers in medicines everywhere. cow1y2i
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HISS ME QUICK,-A new and beautiful
Perhjmcry distilled from Fragrant Tulip unsurpassed
in Fragrance Permanence, and stainless In its Excellence
Just receiyee and for sale by l. N. THORN.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF VERMONT
Wollcs Celebrated Scliedam Aromatic Schnapps.

This medicinal beverage manufactured by the proprietor
at scleam, Holland expressly for medicinal use by pro-
cess peculiar to his Factory 1t the pure Tincturc Of
the Italian Juniper Berry, whose vnous extract Is dis
titled and rcciiied with It's spurious solvent which thus be-
comes concentrated ncureof eSlust flavor and aroma
altogether lnscendant in its cordial and medicinal proper
ties to any alcoholic stmuant made in the world 1t Is
now prescribed by than 5000 physicians in the United
States in cases Of draye Govt Dropsy and bladder and
Kidney Complaints.
Put up in quart and Pint Bottles in Of one dozen
aud eases Of two dozen pts and for sale by an Druggists
and Country Merchants
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SDropsy. by exciting the

! mending this medicine as a
Ague. Chill Fever,
lions Type. 1t operates
are willing to testify to its
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STATE OF VERNON

~ DISTRICT or WESTMINSTER, SIS.
In PROBATE Court, at TOunshend, tpifhin and for
said District, on he on day Of June, 1858.
Present, the Hos, A. SfODDARD, Judge.
An instrument purpOrng to be the last will and testament
Of SAMpE HOLLAND late Of Townshend in said district,
deceased bring presented to the Court here by JOSEPH b.
HOLLAND the executor therein named for Court II ia or
dered BY said Court that all therein be
h9hed to appear at sessonof said Court to he held al the
ONCE OF the Judge Of said Court in said Townshend on the
rst wednesday Of July, A. D. 1855 and show cause II any
ey may have against the probate of said will for which
purpose Is nIther ordered that copy Of the this
order be published three successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro may be-
true copy Of record.
hfesf, D. W. DEAN Register
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and AFErl ~ 81 k'It in the Powder House.
BLASTING. SPIErlNG,& RIFLE POWDER at Wholesale
ami l. ,al safety fuss always ou hand.
Another. fact is buy my Good' a.
loN auyh doe either fnr casl credit aud sall AL
ways give my prices varying with market value
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I ATER FRO UTA II :
The MOrmons Preparing TO Fight.

The best assortment of POCKET KNIVES in the State is
to be found at N THoRNs which he will sell cheap for
cash. June l2-iw-9
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TsOKe BuTnIn&.
RONNTdGH

Al aiuls in c.cll.s- tor Farmers Produce l.. g. HUI
hrt Co.'S HOES ilr sale by the dt, retalth' be-.
Hoe ia the market. HAVING TOOLS already On hand
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- Il 4 II L OF We II MON T.
~ WESTMINSTER. SIS.
The Hon. PROBATE court for sad Disfrct To all per-
interested in the Estate Of DANIEL HIGGINS late NJ
Jamaica in said District misunderstanding Where's j.
q. HIGGINS administrator Of said estate has made ac
ton in writing to said court representing that said deceased
died possessed Of certain real situated said Jamuic
subject to mortgage and that said deceased owing debts
which allowed hy commissioners, secured by
hagc, and that there personal estate available for the
ayneui Of said debts and praying for license to sell said real
estate for the payment o said debts, and the expenses Of al
illustrations You hereby notified that this will de
eide upon said Application at the session thereof Ia be held AZ
the office Of the Judge Of said Court In Townshenl in said
District the first Wednesday in july A. u. 1858, whci and
where you may be heard in the premises Il YOU tit
BENJA W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton June 81, 1858. -
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufactures and Importer,
Dcnot 22 RcnVpp-s, Ma. Val

The Proprietor takes the liberty Of referring the follow
ing physicians in the Eastern States, who have used the
sclnapps Ia their practice;
the vrntr.t pprpnpXcrs Is ,t,ss,ru-s,-r.
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Sick IIcDt laclie.

All who use il nrc giving their unanimous
testimony ia its favor.
II Mix Water in the mout In with the Inyi-
gorntOr. and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INvIGoRATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is daily
working cures, almost believe. II
magic the first d0se gfrEg 5eqeff and seldom
than one ootee i required any Kind Of Liver
plant from the worst JauHdice Dyspepsia common
Ht ddIche all Of which the result ID isrn scd Liy-
DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3i5 broadway, New York
Aud retaed by all Druggists. Sold also Bu
JOSEPH CLARK AMI I. y. TrrORE.
sly-l' BRArTLEBoRo.
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- + A T Il OF Z RM ON Il,
~ WESTMINSTER, :. :.
Thc Hon. Probate Cou-f f1r said District To all per-
cenccrued.--Greeng Whereas ABIJAH FRENC I,
guardian Of CATHERINE l.. WORKS a minor residing in
W,stmorrland in the State Of New HAMPSHIRE has mdc p
pcatnn in writing said court, representing that Nj. sail
ward il the undivided sixth part the following
described piece land situated in Athens in said district and
described IN decd from jesse lllr IA tn Thomas Durham
and Aaron Works dated July 2h 1sO9 aud recorded Ia the
records Of lands in said Athens and tt would be beneficial
to the interests " said ward to sell said real estate for the ur
pose putting the proceeds such sale interest and pray
us license sell the same You hereby notified that
this will decide upon said application at the session
thereof be held the office OF the Judge II said Court in
Townsend in said district the Wednesday in July,
A. d. 1853 when aud where YOU may he heard the prcIu-
SEES, il yon fit. BENJA W. DEAN Register.
Grafton, June Sd, 1855. A.