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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

FrankneSs is supposed to be common
virtue. 1t is most uncommon. 1t is indeed
an extraordinary thing. 1t requires truth,
simplicity, love ard genuine goodness. Men
speak plainly when they do speak, but they
are not open and free. Many speak truth
very plainly when angry many speak pleas
ant truth frankly. But few there are whose
souls are so balanced in an atmosphere Of
love that they speak whatever needs to be
said, to each and to all, plainly, gently, full
y. The dearest friends live together for
years without daring to speak things which
they know, and which each party is aware
that the other knows. Parents live with a
reserve years long toward their children.
Children carry untouched, rnsyllabled,
thoughts and feelings that take hold OF their
being. Friends meet and part day by day,
friends so true, that they would almost die
for each other, or what is harder than this,
who are willing to live for each other, and
never speak OF things that each knows is
passing ia the others mind. 1t is very
strange to see people come up in conversation
to topics that, by tacit free-masonry, are
sacred and, without word or look. one glides
past on one side, and the other upon the 9th.
err side, and meet beyond, going down the
common channel again. Was there ever a
thoughtful, sensitive person, that dared to be
open transparent, frank
But, however this may be, there car
there can be no doubt that Christian people
are not frank enough for each Others good
if men knew how to speak the truth in love
how rich might one become. A man might
stand then in the focus of the wisdom of al
his friends; But, refusing to let their light
shine, men now grove in the partial light
of their own wisdom, distempered by self
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

PnUDENcE.-The great end of prudence is
to give cheerfuness to those hours which
splendor cannot gid, and exclamation c4nnot
exhilerate. Those soft intervals Of unbended
amusement in which man shrinks to his
natural dimension, and throws aside the Or
naments or DISCUSSES which he feels, in priva-
cy, to be useless incumbrance, and to lose all
effect when they become familiar To be
happy at home is the ultimate result of am
bition-the end to which every enterprise and
labor tends, and Of which every desire prompts
the prosecution. 1t is indeed at home that
every man must be known, by those who
would make a just estimate either of virtue
or felicity; for smiles and embroidery are
alike occasional, and the mind often dressed
for show in painted honor and fictitious be-
nevolence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

STATE OF VERMONT, Whereas it is made to appear
FRANKLIN COUNTY, S. to the subscribing authority,
that the said belee Lydia Jewett has been for sometime
past in Lebanon the State of New Hampshire, and if
not there in parts unknown to the libeant, said Calvin
Jewetthe said lbcant hereby ordered to give notice
to san Lydia of preerrng the aforesaid libel at the term
OF the Supreme Court therein mentioned, by publishing
the substance of said petition and order in the Green
Mountain Freeman, published at Montpelier, in the
County of Washington three weeks excessively the last
of which publication shall be six weeks before the Sd
Thursday following the Sd Tuesday of August 1885, and
it is further ordered that when done, such publication
shall be deemed sufficient notice to said beee to appear
before said Supreme Court their aforesaid speci
fed in said libel show cause any she hath, why the
said prayer of the said libeant should not be gante
Gyen under nay tssd atsSt Adams, in the County OF
Franklin, this sth day OF June, 1s5S.
100 A. 0. ALDIS Judge Of supreme Court.
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DnAHa~ka Courts

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DIsrRIcr ss and for the District afore-
said will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday of each week. during the yeai
ensuing. HARVEY TiLDEN, Judge.
December l, 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

BE CHEERFUL.-There are not few who,
even in this life, seem to be preparing them
selves for that smileless eternity to which
they look forward, by banishng all gayety
from their hearts and all joyousness from
their countenances. | meet one such in the
street not unfrequently, person of intelli-
gence and education, but who gives me, and
all that passes, such rayless and chilling
look of recognition, something as if he were
one of Heavens assessors, come down to
doom" every acquaintance he met, that |
have sometimes begun to sneeze on the spot,
and gone home with violent cold, dating
from that instant. don't doubt he would
cut his kittens tail off, il he caught her play.
ing with it. Please tell me, who taught her
to play with it ?-Holmes.
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Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

DR0BATE COURTS within and for the District Of Ran
doph for the year ensuing will be holden as follows;
At the Probate Oce Washington on the third Tuesday
In each month at the Registers Office, in Brookfed, on
the first Tuesday in each month"; at the HOTEL in West
Randolph the second Tuesday in each MONTH at the
Orange County Hotel in Chelsea on the fourth Tuesday
In each month By order OF Court,
A. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Washington. December |. 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

In whatever shape evil comes, we are apt
to exclaim with Hamlet, Take any shape
but thatw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

He that is sensible of no evil but what he
feels, has hard heart and he that can
spare no kindness from himself, has narrow
soul
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24
Orleans probate District.

DR0BATE Courts will be held at the Office in Irasburgh
on Thursdays of each week for the year ensuing.
MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge,
Irasburph December l. 1857,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

Read not books alone, but men, and above
all, read myself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

Money in your purse will credit you
wisdom in your head will adorn you--but
both in your necessity will serve you
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

II0W to do good and get " Paid For It"-Take an
Ill Agency for Publications. The terms such;
there be possibility of loss Every family will be
glad to obtain Of them. For particulars address
F0W LER AND WELLS,
l2Sw3 30S Broadway New York
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DENFAE. SURGER

QfYSs rsSA DR.o. ?. FoRBUsH respt clfully inform
oII1YYyD his friends and the public that he will
happy receive continuance Of their former literal pat
ronage, and hopes by attention To business and skiu
mechanism To merit and receive continuance of their
.fayors.
mali
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A I, A d "

" Who has been cured of great Nervous Debility after
many of misery desires to make known to all fellow
sufferers the Of relief Address, enclosing
stamps to pay return postage, Mrs. MARY E. DEWITT
Boston, Mass and the prescription will be free, by
next post
RenA Il & C,rier & On g adrh Rnslnn M,ss
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Love Us at Home.

How beautiful is the following, which find floating on
the sea Of I.iteratnre.
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Trains Going South.

Leave Montpelier at 10 30 A. NJ, and 9.15 P. M.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Rnuses' Point with tiains
om Ogdensburgh aud Montreal Burlington with trains
for Troy aud Albany at White River Junction with trains
for Boston and New York arriving Boston $40
and in New York al Al P.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connects ct Rou.es Point
with trains from the and Montreal, Burlington
with Lake Champaign Steamers aud tho Rutland Road,
White River Jur elton with trains for Boston, Lowell
Worcester &c. arriving in Boston NJ 90 next day
earlier than any other route.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the west for sale al
the principal stations. II. SIlERBURNE, Sup't.
N,f Nav
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Vermont Central Railroad.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes for
Chicago and the West.
To Commence Monday, May 10, 1858.
Trains Going North.
Leave Montpelier, Ill 7,4O A. M and 4.25 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects AT Windsor & White River
WI junction with trains leaving Boston ard Springfield
al 70 day and from New York the previous day
at 400 p. NJ leaves Windsor at 1885 NJ. connects nj
Rouses' Point next morning, with trains Montreal and
Ogdt nburgh, also with trains Tor Toronto Detroit, Chi.
cngn Buffalo, cleveland, st Louis, via either Grand
Trunk or New York Central and Lake Shore Lines. max
ing the shortest and best routes to the West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connect at Windsor with
train leaving New York at 800 NJ and "a; Whi'e River
JunCtinn with train leaving Boston at nnon, stop
night at Mortified, and proceed next morning at $50,
connecting at Rouses' Point with the Epress Train
far he West
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

q. N. BRIGHAM, vi. D., Home pathist,
Doors North, Corner OF Elm aud Spng Streets Mon
pelier VT
SPECIAL attention paid to Diseases Of the Throat and
y Chest, Chronic Diseases and Complaints arising from
Debility. DR.. b has Guodwln's Apparatus. compete
Fractures and Docatuus, and full assortment of OPP
ruiv Instruments
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

THE TOILET OF BEAUTY.-.The perfection
of beauty in the beautiful woman is gained at
her toilet. There the of Burnett's Kaston, ORR
ent Water, is indispensable it eradieates all unsghtly
objects such tan, freckes and pimples and gives the
complexion clear and blooming appearance. Prepared
by JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

That life is long that answers life's great end"
LYDIA 4. WHITE.
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For THREE DOLLARS ($3 in advance, copy of each of
these three Journals will be sent year. Specmins
sent when desired Subscriptions may commence at any
time. Address,
FOWLER WE'LL. 3OS broadway, New York.
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Our Illustrated Family Journals.
"The most beautiful weekly in the Union."-R.L Re
former.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
A Firs-Class Pictorial Family Newspaper, which ought
n to be read by every family in the land. Weekly, at
81 a year, or 81 for half year.
FOWLER WELLS, 30S Broadway, N. Y,
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miscellaneous.

DRUsHEs ofEvERY DESCRIPTION-AttAs
ID ~., esory price ~holssae snd retail No ~ YssS-
a H.s,rrs bslaiL< Asssss Brssaes seas q sss,f Iss
% sslse. JOHN HOfyEL ~ - rsehA
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Mem Publications.
MS DAY L u B l. 5 III + d
r.-r LITTLE, BROWN Co.
No. M Washington tefeet, Boton,
THE FNCYCLOP EDfA z ] TT A MICA.

No il2 Warrington ,,feet, Boson,
THE ENCY LOPEDIA TIT AMIGA.
Eighth Edition. Vol Nv <to
Innstrsted by Numerous Eugrviogs
,osTsIkRG OTEIR IMPORTANT ARTICLES Iht FOL
MILAN MoDEEA AND NAPLES By the suthor of the
SiIITiX, AND MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BY J.
billion By David Msssor, NJ A, Professor Of English
MINERAL WATERS. ByR NJ Glover se,hor oil
br Mineral Waters Of Great Britain aud the CoDnnenL
4 METEOROLOGICAL SCIENCE; ne
MNrRALoey BY James Nico, Professor Of NstGral His
,ory Ma,ischAl College, Aberdeen.
GEoIoeY. By j. Jutes esq, Vice Presdent OF The Geo
MrNas AND HiNING By John R. Ieihhld. A. NJ,
Of P.rsmentary Reports on the Nevo1e Coies' &c
MISSIONS BY VIM Brown, NJ. D enthor Of /" History OF
The Propagation Of Christianity among he hsshenn
MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI AND MOBILE; BY J. .. u;
De Bow anibor Of The Industrial Resources OF The s0n,b and
Wet; and Of the United States Census
MOBILlER CREDIT. BY Walter Bseehoi, $50 satboI Of
'E.tm.es q ,oIoe Esefshnen ard s,otGn@ % .o,.
kCLLUsCA BY Rchad Owen esq y, =, sapenniend-
.s Of The Esto,a History Department IN the 81 AndewS
MONEY AND sSNKISG. sy J. R McalIoch, ESQ.
MONTGOMERY OAliEs) AND MOORE (THoMAsI
y HSSiF fj1'' sy'tb. Hon John Young MP
MOORE (sIR JOHN, MOREAU, MURAT AND NAPO-
LION By Jan &c Browne LII ID. 49,
MORAL PHILOSOPHY. BY the Rev. W. L. Aex'ndei'
MOSQUITO SHORE. BY v. G. squisr, f,rm4ry ChIse
AG.fs Of UIhtd States to The Republic Of Central
MOZART AND MUSIC. BY George FsIquhar Grahsm, esq.
NATAL ny SIR Best Pine late Governor of Natal
NATIONAL EDUCATION. BY }. ID. MorTell, one Of Her
ENtNoNCs, MYsrbSlts, MSrhoLoGf
MoLAssEs. MoLDANA MikAbtAV'
MoAMoUTHsHiRs, MoNrAeSf, moLikhh
hoSTGosnEysHiKE, NJ 'RNoNisM' MioNIhssVItV
uoprAIry Moscow, MoIoccO.
TIT WORK to b, completed " 19'o. rree 20 D ITI VOL
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TT He CRITIC l. 7 u X s 7
JOURNAL or RURAL ART AND RURAL TASTE

Established BY A j DowN Nc 40 40
Having becornSbc proprietor pstsne, 81 Ine hor' AZ
fLi would TO lie psoLs ard my f-pd 10 gs0ef
tLat ss
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Just Published: :.
o DRIGHTLY's UNITED STATES DlGESI:

IL OlAl DiNhoI.
ID Al ANALYTICAL DIGEST Of the LAWS OF the OSrFrD
STATES from adoption Of the 10 the era 90 zoe
XXXIvth Cor uess-l7Ss 10 1857 vol imp "o' li'' P'
Prom N. Hon Il Tsuey Chief uEiee OF the uni'Sa sae
wors 81 much value and wed executed me neaIs
dheIelt Acts Of Coz sess ore sSerseo
e1osu AID aud shat still more important inc ~
Dr. 80 far able examine IT, eompietf lee
evidently prepared with much care ano Juf"en"
spd ~ doubt not be very acceptable to the puohc
pyou The Hon NJ WAYNE Associate Justice OF 'oo
supqerne Court Of the United etstes . - r.
prposely postponed sckno~lede nent 70 you m
Nj BrshtsS AusyteS Digest Of the Laws Of zoe oh'eo
rt.s 20 the fidelity Of ts execution ana ~
Mr. Brightly has succeeded in bringing the a"sV.
sg!e volume hist we may ct nV'
rlx Whist egssiion Of Congrtse has he~u but VIDAL vs.
% h rareinA references 20 the statutes a. Large thai m
49,. a. the Digest either he verified disproved II any In
49,, :, The tenn 81 the susme Court II hsssved me much
~, nd tropbs AZ whole has been well done BY MI
p..,x and IL the special patronage OF lawyers snc
ard Of al persons eogaged In pubic me- ~ ~eu AZ
~ ho hsy. professional hn,uess who neverfheless
- 60, have by them AZ all times the resdest
20 a. i,i,ed State. s.re shs Nvsysu NJ Bnghlys
ReoesriY Published:
NRARTON'S AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW, f9urh aod
kx,.S Eation Treatise The Criminal Law Of The United
s,.,.. VOL svo. 100 pAs~s Pnce ~ S..,.,-. ,,u
WHARrONs PRECEDENTs OF lNpCIMbNls Anu
,yr as S.cspd .td Revised kdiuos vel svo ." pages
fI wsusRToN A STILES MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE;
T,,.ri,e or MeaicAl Jvrisrrusenss by fFSr ~ ~nS
N.,,s..u st,l. NJ d. vol $40. go p1sss rHoe GO ~
KAY a BROTHEk.,
Pub ishrrs aud lmpctsrs
Ne ~ South sxth-s- Phisdelpaiss
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Gvfeial Notifies.

Twenty first Ward Republican Associatisn.-A
nsn., meeting Of the AsSOes ion will be he MoND AY
Three Dteges Young Meas Republican Commit
f. % b. Ss a'' ro g. van BiSss A
Gto. r. CoaoHmAS Secretary
American Instilnte Farmers Club meets at the
sosres The mos. Eco omcs Method u R.novatag 10
tut Lang - II, Small F,u.s" AID The Mod .aa sash;
his' especially iavtsd, ard always w,leouae Admission
bee al H. MEiGs, secrc'ary
Tsrf w y miss e f
No. 3. W.verI.y plsee Every svESNG THIS wEEK
BUSINESS rsiia' MEMS iSS Fl fi'
e Saa HnS rom neg e. the as. m asy
sepy interesting We invite al who eau MAKE ! oonvensn: 70
Ch,sssn A''ociaiion-
Notice TO the Journcymen Ladies', shoe makers.
"A ting Of the trade viii be bsd on MoNDAK EVES
Isve enrolled heir requested to aud do Co.
O. billiard. PresdeOt
Notice 10 the Mems Branch Of the Boot md
sheemakers.-lt being welknown tact that oenbs TIE
FDsIcia Crisis mary Of he employers reduced the vases
s one 20 and al 70 send MASS MEETING to Ss he'd
o. MokpAY the HR H sF s nS i 40 r ~ 81
sdy.rg toch viii % us The meas of living,
''O '''' I'm '@1'- GHARIEs MCCARTHY President.
THOMAS CARLnF, secretIy.
LectGrc.-Mr. CaAs If. WEEKS. formerly of toe The
per Of s5tlrst MONDAY EVENING, May 81. Subject,
proceeds Of this i-care viii be- oprsted 20
of w for tire Christian ministry fcke;s, %
s.n,s bsd the door Do9s open lecture 10 com
men ut 8 O'clock
SIC Vitus Dance.
W. } NJ. FISH, ,
Of No. 81 Johuson-s., Brooklyn,
kas an external su6 hrrnle remedy for bs disease tht
Rsi.IeEoes 10 many iDhaentlJ f$unhs 10
RswYors Brooklyn, where have bsen elected
DIR. *. A n4ns SrnIih's DisnfectiGg PowdcK-Tne
,atey mott OisioeCsn aud Dcodorssr yet
dLced n Dsauily the fe from Drsos Cesspools
It,es Hi.htsoi al dsnge from INFECTION
M GASES a smaIpox fevers drives Cookrosches
C,oson bues &C sd bs psekase Of pounds It % oents
Each D bsrs of 100 pounds by the tun.
OSCAR " DAYTON CO. Sole Propnetors Tor the Un'sPd
SIZES Depot I67 Broadway For sale by Drusg,sts
sn,aII Tea Pots FOR Kestaurants.-Blook DC, Britain
MA pa'ed end Coffee Pots convenient size f)r the
ms. AZ he, Of wholesale aud retail by
LUClUS HART, Noe. ! aud q Barring sip
RemovaI.-Dr J. JARVIS Plaetei,s Dentist, has re-
nv,d to No 34l 4tbav, ~ Y STUDENT also sn Assist
ANT IsioDsb and mos aud 81 ednch ID
al5 shnty, desnod.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, NAY 81, 1853.
prp GOODS.
1873 SPRING MPORTATlONs.
MON & HART
Are Low ep-nirs IN tt~ir a>w ytore,
Nc. $40 BROADWAY,
E..r Iin "a

An entirely De and complete stnck 81
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
FURNITURE COvEKIN0S ana
FRENCH PAPER HAN0sE0u
C<mrnSns and esgsLt q SATIN
DELAiNfs BROCATELs, REPS, COTTON sDd COTTON
md WOOL DAMASKs, BRASS CORSlCES, BANDS, and
CURTAIN HARDWARE ever offered TO The tra4e.
Also, sre and wsiseleeted stock OF LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS, bRAPERY MUSLIES. ke
T1sir stool Of WINDOW SHADES, Of thfir mAnufso
tire comprising svery variety WI b. offered prices 10
suit the tinea
Their PAPHR-HAHGING DEPARTMENT win be found "
the ehoios collections Doth plain add deco
rsye Of the brstsd YeDoh and American mAnusts
rers suitable fer periors dining ICONS halls he.
AL orders for pap~rhe privse dwellings pabdcbudns.gv
be promptly executed IN he superior Je but s
best uoyhmez employed
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Al the Ioves pices, tue &C the liberal tenna
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,o.ps .nkmsn Ct good hs.pe 9a.hhss'i,os and '<n.-
=, ,syx. and f.voraby 10 ,be Tn5e. o~ss tbe
posIrpl a SALESMAN IN Responsible rspgtsee ws"sess
He's Has rsvsled sopsisrae,y and wosd nae usve'
- nss,. -. ,~.,s.cS AGO. 4, rhtSas o6sA
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Twenty first Ward Republican Associaf sn.-A
gsr usetiuf 81 the Assoeis ion will be he MOND AY
EVENING. May 81 1T No. 495 4bay. which sperS elsc-
for Three Delegates % The Young Meas Republican Commit
win BE- held Meeog 70 a. u O'clock Polls open
Dem 20 y O'Clock. rB05 b. VAN buren,, President.
Gko. " CoaCHmAN. Secretary
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vINHE RIGHT 10 manufacture material, with
MACHINERY both pstsn.ed) an improved substitute tor
sile which must b" used BY family IN the county
Brooklyn for sale for 5000 W bedevsd three times the In
will be realized the frs yta') Other places 10 pePH
ton to population Address tnc0siug cor rspy)
D. WASHBuRN, Jsnsis Il
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COMFORTABLE COTTAGE p@.ab,e) sor

sr. ban DO ~ b. s~sys isstt P.i sf.--t ~rad
,De riu; O. n busnd "a IA s'her - s-''
csf..r,'r sit.f -" r.a. - isteu sPut - so7v4
80, bs, ed. Adir-.. .issc mp. FfTLGsR-
am &C. No. SIS Be slvs.y
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IUNE-A SUMMER SERMON FOR THE

TUNE-A SUMMER SERMON FOR THE
~ LADIES. By LESLIE TOMBSTONE.
June, viii coroDal Of roses
On the green earths l.p reposes;
Every flower around disclosts
Brilliant colors. odors rare
Prom the thronged ard busting city
tly the fair the rich, The witty,
Fsshop now hos bus dty-
"Staiioe bathing EQUITY air"
Yet before they leave behind them
City life, let mind them.
Books they'll want and 81 find then
In the fields y the beach.
EVANS a Co. in Broadway ohtr
Booss cheaper than o hers pofsr,
Pilus nom their ieweLcoHer
Costliest Golden Cite on each
No. ST. Broadway.
EVANS Co.. origins.ors Of the Gif Book Enterpnse
A descriptive c,iaogn. sent free 20 any address,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has teen ou,y spO,OIed RECEIVER Of ell tn Debt',
Dss Effects Of tle lot, hm BOYD PAUL Of
the CITY - N.wYork AL p.Tsos having claims agL =, the
laid firm bsby -quteG To present the D. the under
,gId oil indrbed TO ssc firm b. eby rqred
ray dsfs o. the underlined At bis Off No - Wal
H. III. cry at Npw-Yo,k }. w FEErER, Receiver, kc.
ed Eel l.
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GAIT RHEUM-Dr. GALUTIA Il. SMITH
~ Sni;lorAn House. ha yet isi ed sng o
RHEUMATISM NFURALGIA, DEAFNESS. SALTRHEL VI
ERYrlPELAS partial PARALYSIS a. Co NJ aud see. Dc
SMITHS Fl.ct' OH f al. BY tte b-s: dssls Lsdi-s
cou.ut Mn. Dr. SMITH, No. 81 ludsOn' or Dr.. SHIT 4
snitLsoIia Hon-.
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0hantes for Business Men.

A GOOD INCOME, with small capital, little
~ trouble 10 ard conp-iopi can b. secured wi,h
respectable busirss previous snowed OF ~ which
csr h. suecsssfuy ind0a.c in nesaborho9e Addfes.
with postage stamp EDMUND JONES, Boz No. 5Sl Pos.'
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t11aifbes, JemeIrn, &c.

LEVEL RY VERY LOW.
- Tt. s.bscrb~r 10 selling ell descriptions :" "hi'oh'
49, -, E,a,s. Dsaiaond Rinss I
30. fp,.es,4,. Chst-Iains ChsiEs,
G.src Chains, %. snNs''
s.. Bu..ons krys add sesls,
Plain ODD Rings ~ RIGGS
God Cns.ss
90 -. 0lsss~s Pare Gold w.cc.Es HIss
60 Iss~.s, Gcd Tblme.es.
c. N.shI.e.s God P~ocils knd Psns,
silver Sspkin knD . siy.f f.n~"Sn">Ns'
GFO ALLEN Importer of Watches and Jewelry,
WboIesaIe ssd Retail No. II Wslst. sscssd fssr
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ONLY SIX STATES EAST Of the NOUN
W TAINs m 70 which exclusive rlsnts 70 sell WGfCHTs
PAINT SECTION SPRING 6ED BOTTOMS 10. hsy BE-
Obtain ID - spryies 70 wRiGHrs spins Red bottom 20,
Nes 81 sss s1d seiIrss Y. Any qssOtsJ q me steS
vi. WRIGHT, s.,s,issssdss<
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN SPRINGFIELD.-M MANUFACTURING
i PROPERTY fer sALE-Al the re-. AID psr-o>al pop-<ty
belonging the Wad ManEfGturng Company eonss1ns
Of teh Cotton Tsetory containing machinery hf n 10 sn
a., OF ID. C and Cloth Ro Bod
two boeis OF brek Bsrdrs hoGses sE-
-.tt for ths accommodation Of the Mas bek NAslinsbo
I.,u,s House Oysrsee C1ttases tsgcks with s1ISry
81 rr buidnu Alec. branch Rslrosd. nds In ~usth
sor .eti1e Western Railroad Wst,rpg~er Adequate
spipcl.s With substantial dam AND aod GO
Lsre lying bo;n ess Chos~ River Towns
81 rrfre Chcopse ard Lcdow For fcrne. iufosu.tcE
airy 70 s. BUCKINGHAM. Boston GEO. WALKER,
iss6sd; @. W. HOLT, At the MI; or C. BARSrO% pd
v n DyLAEO Mes. Yot.