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III u m L ii. & SMITH.
SALE OF LAND.

Y virtue Of Of the Chancery Court Gallsn,
its last term, shall on the lst Monday i'm De-
Gem Der next the Court House door, in the town o. Gal
latin, expose 10 sale
At Public Auction,
One Of themOst valuable Of Land in the county Of sumner
Ale ACRES.
Said tract Of Land Is beautifully situated lying about miles
Town Of Gallatin imnsiatey upon first
pike road within 80 800 yards Of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad (nOW finished from this place TO Nashye and
the Odom Tract
Upon said Land are falling Springs Of excellent
One Hundred and Fifty % said being we'll
mbered and in Blue Grass adorng fine pasurage
any in the country, and tie balance IN high state Of cultivation
Said Of Land will be sold whole, divided into two
tracts to suit purchasers Also, at the same time and place that
valuable
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main street in the town Of Gaan short distance
Square the Dr. NsEsom property. Said Lot
has good Dwelling containing or RoOus Kitchen
Smoke house, first rate Stable and Oashouse with ether
necessary 0uthoues No Brick Office with together
with large yard and Garden, and altogether one Of the most
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatin.
TERMs SALK-Onethird Cash. the balance IN and 2
years we'll endorsed without interest," and lien retaiaed
Land and House and Lot win be shOEa des
ng 10 purchase, on application, in Gallatin TO
LEONIDAs BAKER, Commissioners.
Gallatin, Tenn- Sept. 25--sep29-3m
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BR0WNLOW 4 PRIMES NEW WORKIf
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held at Phi Philadelphia, septsDbsTs ls5s.
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CAPT. REID3s WORKS.
Osoeola The ssmlnos Farn Of the FIsuer land
The War Trail, the Hunt Horse. romance 81
the Prairie
The Scalp Hunters or Adventures among The Trsppers
The Hunters Feast; Conversations around The Camp Fr
The COurhp Of Miles ssandish, other Posms-by Hay
Ward worth L5ngisuoE.
ElestrOn, or The Franks Of the Modern Pack Tssgrrphs
Epic for the Times.
Two Million. Posn-by the author Of '7oaing to Weart
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.

TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
VEyENNESSEE Division, No 30 Of Temperance meet
y Saturday night at Temperance Hall above No % Csege
street near the square. W. B. NANCY, NJ. b. ". 2.
JOHN PATTERSON W. A.
p L. NICHOL, r. s.
ETHIOPIAN Temple Of Honor No 81, meets Friday
- A'1s A. T. BRADSHAW, ". c. T.
ROBERT BRUCE, W V. 7. .- .
W. II. MORROW, W. R.
NASHVILLE Temple Honor No S. meesevery Wednesday
evening at the same Hall as above
". A. WHERRY, W. G. I.
L. BENSON W. VT.
r. BARCLAY, W. Z.
TDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of 7. A. x S TEN.
plars the LIST Thursday evening in each month at
the same Hall as above JOHN PATTERSON, G. Of c.
RO, LAPSLEY S. Of G.
H. II. MCALLlSTER,J. Of c.
J. HENRY CURREY, Comp. r.
CtURREY DEGREE, Temple OF Honor Ne. T. the
Thursday night in each month at The same Hall
B. W. PETTY, d. V 7.
jy3I ly NJ DALE, d. r. ..r
Prof, HaskeII,s Electro OiI.-sA supply Of thi
wonderful Medicine the of Rheumatism Deafness, Piles,
Corns all diseases Headaches and Pains, has beens
received By EWIN, PENDLETON co. and by JOG. BROWN,
Nashville Tennessee, where it be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement in
PRoT H1sKE1-The following testimony in favor Of DR..
HaskeIl's Electric Oil furnished publication.
PRoF. HAsKuL.-Dear Sir feel it to be duty to inform
done for my family. Ny has aarmingly troubled with
the womb and pains in the back and breast
bought one bottle OF your vi yeseraf anu 10 0y sue is ee
free from pain, and sends her Warne respects foryour success and
prosperity. have had rheumatic pain in shoulders and
long time and in ten minutes from the time applied
your oil, the pain all gone 1t IS truly wond ul ne
Tor ali palms. such suffering with cheerful
s G. T. sWIFR Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed me, this day. 9th july 1857
LIBERTY WAITE. Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony Oer tale worth columns OF ade
Try it ye suffering afflicted See advertSementin other
column. arldS"y
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NASHVILLE.


The eonfectioners on Union street are prspar-
ing handsomely for Christmas, snd evidssty ex-
pecting a rush.
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Welsh Newspaper office, l3 Nassau ST., April 70. 1883
PRoV O. J. WOOD: Dear SiF-SOme month six weeks
received bottle Of your Restorative and gave mye,
who concluded 70 try her hair, little thinking at the time
at il would restore gray hair its original color but to her
az we'll as nv surprise after weeks trial it has performed
that wonderful effect turning ali the hairs to dark brown,
at ne sane tine eaung hickening the hair. strongly
recommend Restorative to all in want OF such
change OF their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
NV YORK, July 25, Is57
PRoF, O. ]. WooD: With confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative being the ecacOUs article ever saw
Since using your Restorative hair and Whskers which
were almost gradually dark; and nov feel
confident applications will restore them to Their
natural color also has relieved Of all dandruf and IN
pleasant itching among persons who pesre freely
J. G. KILBY.
PROF. WooD-About two years hair commenced falling
of and turning gray; fast becoming bald, and had tried
MANY remedies 10 10 effect commenced using ResOra-
tive in January last applications fastened hair firmly
II BEGAN to up grow and turned back to its former color,
akl At this time is fully restored TO its original color,
appearance and cheeruly recommend its use to all
Chicago, H., May 7, 1857. = d. HOES'
The Restorative put up bottles Of sizes, viz large, me-
dum and small the small holds pint and retails Tor one
dollar per boe medium holds at least twenty cent more
in proportion the SMALL reas for two dollars per botte
the large holds quart forty per cent more in proportion and
retaled for So. .
O. j. WOOD&CO., Propetors, 3l2 Broadway, New York n
the great Y Wire Railing Eabshment and ia Market St.
St. Louis, Mo.
And Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nOv23-iSCwlyins
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Notice TO Stockholders OF Nashville Chat
sa tanOOga RailrOad Company. -..s.
eectonOf fifteen Directors manage the affairs Of the
"A Company will be held at Murfresboro WEDNESDAY,
the day December Stockholders usual viii Se
the election the whole road they prefer
and their respective stations the day previous to the
day day ateI said election showing their certificates Of
stock TO the Conductors. W. A. GLEAVES,
novel 81 Secretary.
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CuLLoN, JAMES J. cULLoM
A. q j. j. LION,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

VTTL practice the Circuit and Chancery Courts Of Over
w ton Fsntress jackson, Putnam White countless Tie
collection and other business them, will
ceive prompt attention. Tdec5-ltEA WIN
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WOOD saws.

-f WOOD SAWS. 20 q
have excellent article Of Wood and Saw HoFses
Wv Collins and0tler brand Of Axes; l-ss-rr
Plain and Ornamental Coal Scuttles Il ~
Vases, Coal and CBder Shoyels;
Fire Irons and Strands. OF all qualities; -- Z.
Hearth BroOms, Busters and Door Mats.
MACKENZIE & MINcHIN,
noVI4 u College street.
PLATED WARE.
ME have great variety Of Dinner Breakfast Casters;
w Plated Britannia Ware, with hne Cut Glass; Pressed
or Plain Bottles. at very low prices.
Parlor and Bed Room Candlesteks;
Plated and Britannia Butter Plates and Knives; f
Table and Tea Spoons; Dinner and Desert Forks
Mustard and Salt Spoons;
MACKENZIE & MINCHIB,
owls BGP "a College Street.
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INV OOD NURSE icy
Nashville, Tennessee,
MONTGOMERY & mcGBEDY, PrOprietOrs,
Two and a half miles from the City.
ON THE HILIsBoRO' OR BROAD STREET TURNPIKE.

Two and a half miles from the City.
ON THE HnLsBoRO' Or BROAD STREET TURNPIKE.
UyHE SUBSCRIBERS soicts the attention Of Uocultusts
Orchard to their present large and fine stock Of
Fruits, consisting Of upwards OF
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES,
all choicest varieties grown the grounds and accmat
ed from four years old, wen formed heads from six
nine hgh this is the and age most practes
mend year old switches recommended by
Nurseynen.
To those who wish to plant out Peach Orchards we
offer and year old trees Of great beauty and COM
prisng choicest varieties which offer 10 the public at
prices order clear the ground FOR other at
cles.
Also $1,000 Pears dWars and Standards three and four
years old from nine feet high, beautifully furnished with
branches to the ground.
stock Of other fruits large comprising the choicest
retes, Cherries, Pums Apricots, Nectarnes, English
ooseberres and Cuan Also, the famous dOUghon Goose
berry, always bears we'll and midew Raspbere, Straw
berrys Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties.
Floral and Ornamental Department being much the largest
Southwest, containing 10000 towering shrubs 5000 Her
baceou plants 10000 bulbs and tubeou rooted plants consist
ing Tulips, TuberOse Dahas &C. Of the finest prize vars
$4,000 Evergreen shrubs from to six feet high 1000 Ever
green from ten feet high Also, large collection
of shade trees, and climbing vines.
Our stock very fine, comprising 200 varieties Of
the families which offer to ROrs lovers
prices. Also large and varied collection Of stove and
greenhouse plants
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RheumatIsm!-.-A case Of three months standing
cured-George Henderson, Of Pisburg After suffer
ing for three months with Rheumatism, part Of the time
severely as conne my bed have been entirely cureby
using Boaves Holland Bitters. have had attack since
but found almost instantaneous relief medicine 1t
is in my opinion remedy for Rheumatism" iecitESWlW
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
a3tSessA MEBIPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville dtE
IL Look out for limitations Of Lea a PERKINS, WOr
cestershire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOHN DUNCAN
4 Sons aug2l-S
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SHsa = ecefYea by
JOHN FoRA 4 Co, Ne. IS Unioa So.

HISS = ecefves by
JOHN KoRA 4 co.. Ne. IS Union eire
L0ugfsll0EsNsw Poem,
The cOurtsAip Or sliiss stln.rsa ana -ash.s l.ss
Isaeelll orsiua; AUTHOR q Bcafrics Csass
Historical Novel q tts Fia,sarsa Cs1tll-r
Hon. Thomas 3. Marshall, q Ksusuesr.
fseeLes and Wrlngs, complete il one r5.,.-.s
cllsiy's oltsal Text Book.
rg Or Hneycopsiis Of Politics
Ihs Irns ana theBsaufu p Naturs, Art, MaE Eaiiris
By John RHskin, e. n
aeinoEes q Daniel rapan saard. 81 3. Thozpso1, B. II
fe'non GraFsi or Hearts asthsy are. novel.
Blonde and Brunette; The Goshamits Gresdes eaI
Peasant LIE IN Germany, b. Mis- A. G. Johnson
Kemp on Landscape Gardening. nov5s
ENGLISH BOORaS.
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Alsa,
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Bohn sIllusirated Lf8Fa-y, h
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For Ele b. JOHN YORK CO
at- 80 Al-ll4 81
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EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER

Circular showing the plan Of the Let.
teriCS will be sent 10 any one des1fOus OF
receiving it,
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
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IN retiring from Of Mccall, VanIeer q Co.. take this
opportunity Of returning thanks fer the liberal patronage
Heretofore extended the late firm recommend my former
partner as gentleman worthy o. all conhdenes.
aso4-3 A. W. AgQAAI.
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BROWNLOW AND PRIME.
Debate the suse.t o. saver-hsid az Ph4dslpha ia
September, is5s. Fer sale b. JOHN TOKK & CS.
New ROOks.
[Just received By JOHN YORK CO. Ne % Union sissst
The Pour sissers-by Frsteiika Brsmsr
Tia Dead seorst-by Wukin Collins.
Juige HaIburion's Yankee Stories
Franeasli's Mode7a Cookery. EI,r2
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SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES

yUyHE SUBSCRIBERS soc the attention Of HorculturistS
and 0rchardss to their present large and fine stock Of
Fruits, consisting Of upwards Of
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IN oRpBRING TICKETS OF oRRTIFICA

New Sugar, Coffee, Raisins, Sardines, &c.
JUST RECEIVED
so hhds New Sugar. prime and choice;
600 bags Coffee, New Crop
300 bxs Raisns
p do = and Il Sariines;
25 bbls New Buck Wheat Flour;
Which Will be sold low to the trade
LANIER PHILLIPS & co.
NIB Will be receiving New Goods dai ".
noy24 L.P&CO.
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SWAN q co.'s LOTTER les
TRIUMPHANTg

The following Scheme will be drawn by 5. SRy Co., Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for November 1853 AUGUSTA, GEO. in public
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
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place for you. Tomorrow, you start for my
native town-that henceforth is to be your
home, and ours, too ere long<we will all join
you there am sick Of the senseless, hol-
low life we lead here, and my children shall
no longer be subjected to The wheedling arts
Of false friends, or the foolish requirements
Of fashion | shall expect you TO work, and
to work hard. too; your mind must be kept
occupied sufficiently to allow no room for un-
pleasant memories. And you will find enough
to do in preparing the lumber, which my a.
gent has sent me word ought to be disposed
of. So, then. your destiny is before you
everything shall be satisfactorily arranged in
regard to the draft, and you must 90 courage
ously and hopefully forward ! feel there will
be no more backslidingsin your career"
Herberts voice failed to express the graft
tude he felt for this undeserved kindness he
could only weep and press the hand extended
for his grasp; and the mother, as she saw this
favorable termination Of the event, silently
thanked the "Father of all mercies" for bis
uniauing goodness.
Easier than he had anticipated, Mr. Wor
thington obtained the draft, for Thompson
was we'll aware that the fact Of its being in
his possession would lead to unpleasant in
quirios and on receiving some consideration
] IN return. Blhuty fSuhqulbnCu lt. nerDert
employers never knew through what perils
/ that paper had passed, and though sorry 70
part with his assistance, knowing that HI
! father had prior claim upon bis labors con
scented to his departure the self-same day.
To ono who had been SO delicately reared
as Herbert Worthngton. the change to til
rough life Of a lumbcrman was very great, bit
he enjoyed the novelty of his new emplo
mcnt, and bravely endured It's hardships. in
the spring a substantial mansion, by his
fathers direction was erected on the site &C
his birthplace. aud before the autumn closed
thither the whole family migrated. Mr.. Wal
lace, supposing that the Worthingtons hal
met with reverse Of fortune, discontinued
his attentions-the father of Alice may /
| have the pleasure of bestowing her hand On
the man Of his choice. Among the true
! hearted men with whom Herbert is associated
he has acquired such stability of charact
that his name is now the synonym of rect
titude and integrity, and, although regrettiI z
the main cause Of their removal, Mrs. Wor-
thington is often thankful that her childrc7
arc spared the trials and temptations of CT y
life yet, intelligent aud yirtuous, they arc
her pride and delight.
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CIRcusEs--As this is the season for Cir
cuses and other worthless shows to perambu
late our " rural districts" the following " ten
good reasons, given lately in a discourse by
the pastor of the Presbyterian Church, at
Hornellsvillo (Rev. Mr.. Graves why he new
er visited the theatre or Circus, are to the
point. and timely:
"lst-He had not the time. 2nd-EIe had
not the money. 3rd-lf be had the money,
it could be used more advantageously 4. G., for
better purposes. 4th-He declared the ten
dency of Theatres and Circuses to dissipate
his mind and disqualified him for thinking
5th-They corrupted the morals. 6th-They
fostered and created other vices. 7th-By
attending them he forfeited the good esteem
and good opinion of the public. SIh--They
exert bad influence upon the community in
general 0th-By attending them, he en-
couraged a class OF people who ruin them
selves and others. l0th-He never could
learn there how to live or how to die"
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ITNIoN HOUSE RE-opENEp.-1

~ well known and oommodious House, formerly kept
by Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
uroy remoddelod, has been opened by ALONIO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the centre Of business and with its
new oonyeniences must be the desirable and popu
lar resort for the OF business leisure be found
In town.
The public respectfully invited to bestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House Perfect sasiac-
tion is guaranteed aud accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONZO RRDWAY.
Montpelier, Aug 30 1856 Off
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Buatnrss earus.

1 ETTER PRESS u COPPER-PLATE
1 PRINTING Sermons, Catalogue, Blanks, Bin
Hcad. Cards. cir ulr Posters, and all kinds Of Plain
and Fancy Printing, executed promptly az
WALTON's STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
STATE Street, Montpelier, IermoHt
O,ders for work done in the cities-Embossed, Gilt
Lctcrpres Idthographic and CopperFlate Punting
such as ards Of Address, Wedding Cards Visiting Cards
Bank Checks c. executed in the highest style OF the
m and at cty prccs through Of the most celcbrat-
ed Printing Establishments Terms-Cash, at Ieasona-
Die prices. Address Il. +. WALTON, Montpelier W.
NJ w q 0 0 D S .-R. R. r l X T. II,
~ DRAPER * TAILOR, has just returned from
New York with a good assortment Of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSlMkkEo AND NLSllNGS-
which ne will make up ia the latest styles and best man
ncr.
Garments cut for others make, and warranted 20 a.
Collars and scotts Reports OF New York Fashions for
sale.
Montpelier, May y, 1875.
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The FOUNDATION OF SELT-MADE MIN
A boy worked hard all day for quarter of
dollar. With the quarter he bought apples,
and took them TO town, aud sold them on the
street for a dollar. With the dollar he bought
a sheep. The sheep brought him lamb, and
her fleece brought another dollar With this
dollar he bought another sheep. The next
spring he had two sheep two lambs and year
ling sheep. Three ileeoes he sold for three
dollars and bought three more sheep. He
now had six, with fair prospect. He worked
where he found opportunity, for hay, corn and
oats and pasturing for his sheep. He took
the choicest care Of them, and soon had
flock. Their wool enabled him to buy pas
ture for them, and by the time he was twenty
one he had fair start in life, and all from
the quarter he earned in one day
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CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs. ny tn,

" BEST WoRKMRN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelior, Vermont
Those in want Of parrdnfed Carriages and Sleighs,
will perhaps do well call and what is being done
tho old stand Of GILMAN 4 CAMP.
All orders promptly attended 10.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier, July %, 1850 45tf.
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10 The only way for rich man to be
healthy is by exercise and abstinence-to live
as If he was poor.
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& hp
ior sl2 90, and % copies for so OJ iHcariaby {"
aauance.
Annexed is list Of agents to receive subscriptions
Advertisements aud communications and acknowledge
payment for the same.
For Brantrco j. HUTCHINSONi Jr.,
Brookfcld, Il. NJ. UPHAM,
Bcdiu, D. B. BOSWORrH,
Cabot T.. D. PUTNAM
Duxbury j. i. HENRY Waterbury,
fillmore IT, NJ. CIRCUIT,
IT,dcpark, EDWARD B. SAWYER,
Johnson e. W. SCOTT,
Lincoln, SIMEON 4. RALPH,
lowell ABEL CURTIS,
Marshhcld, 4. A. BEMls,
Mouisyillc, J. G. NO1hsi
Nliddcscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr.,
Northheld, T.. SMITH,
Orange NJ. G.. CROSS,
Plainhcld, A. T. BANCROFT,
Randolph. J. X. PARISH,
Rochester Be-. ID. BRIGGS,
South Hardwick, ADOLPHUS HOLION,
Stowe EMERY TOWN,
runbndge, AARON n. KING.
waterbury, j. i. HENRY,
Watshcld and fayston. OAANGE SMITH
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Wuiamstown. DARIUS PRIDE,
Wncott, y. JONES,
worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
p Persons 10 other towns disposed 20 act as agents
will be added to the list on application.