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INNWNTIII. " no w TIk WIN u.
uIl.ii - Gallo. so NlrNta. and b. St0r-. rNll
sI,tiUg ui Working ONru, Cows AMI tulNtHt lthlItH
TWO amt Three lt1r- ola.
PtI,r,-Mnrhct Hcc-l Extra Including nothing hut The
best, large tat stabilized oxen ',53 s per 'Wi 1T VuhN
intudlue uuthluE but the best large lat ral-ld oxen
C7sca T. g0unity. including the hest grasstgi uNcU
The best .tt-ed cows au tuc nest three Nra- old si'f
sltuia o. -. 80 quality. 90 -. ordinary, St,il.
1iarTtlluH Cutt,=Nu quotations.
StHfts. WORKING OAru, from SIM 10 80. HuWA ANd
calves from SIi a. 30 ~. NtIrlug-, Sl' 81 Two
! AalslII- 4 IlIgg Atnra old skrA ilg
Sheep dul Lamb, -lfu AZ market FfycH Iulots s3,15
g.ui. 3 bu ENtfu aud selections ius', $3.50.
tdc'. - 1C per To- TaluW. ~ 5c per 10, Pells
81 - a ! 81 each can Skius u - l-2e.
Yuuu B.
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lV- Rev. j. Bri,ton Jr,, of Lyndon, will
preach at Danvillc, la the Court Room, on
Surlduy; huy 'ittttr, uurt ut thr Rugrris Srtruuf
House Cohut. at o'clock r. NJ.
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SEE
AL. Il. CAHrrR. 4 CO.'S Advertisement
Conrhs. Colds. Communion.

Fiu,tlrf shuW that tluU twelve o. uufru uprts 90.
~ tuuauuiHu weekly Doe ths tlii hut uno hfft ai uuu
her would lf frUH1tf luNHlr would usr " lltIT Com
pound ai tul lItrf uu and Lime luf sar iI AlrA %
MiihuT. thruirt lih Count street, hHstuu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
WILLIAM P. PIERCE,
Executors Sale,

RN virtue of u,ousg uum tho rrnl3ir rourt within
- aud I. tur UstIt % talruHIa tho undersigned viii
s. at runr Au,tluu. 900 Thusat. tur l,u daf uf Juur
- I.sf 900 tur Ira ESTATE uuufi nf AIifrd T. huuurN,
lgu Htrrfrr sHti utstfiu rirt trsTu consisting
about ul a,fr 81 lauI u Che las, "i luNrf alter,
iuIl. with House. Nt Hud store standing thereon Huu
BE- vIl,h thr sI deceased iuu.htuf Hiram tut.
tn. AI-t DfIt Mn Aul Ni4fsN NH staining Dn thr
Mil NfuHt called. tower Waterford uuurff uN ned
% tur AID Hiram Coating. yAcrplW thr "llun 70 lghl Co.
therein but Including tho Trfrfsuu thereof Als
lIut 90 stuy,s atd iDut,buu Furniture said sale VIA
take place 600 Che pfrWsrs l Marltif ~ ~ O'Clock ih
fHfIuu.Iu said uaN. ANll htaat lArtutul.
waterford, Ma ltih. 4 l~H.
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HlfHliilh lltlflti 80
The Probate Court ~ fhr district Of ClrtHrA. o. al per
.HslutrIrsirt u thr 's'tt" h'Wlua ha,h.ll ,r In.
NHthrirT sarah Nafhtlurf Hud fsthrf haDhrldrf ulr
uufs TrsitluU lU o. us.Ii tu said ulatilgt
HAIIU Mis- guardian uf said minors, represents a.
Y saiu count that H. sliI wards srirrd ln Zee Of
tain lls ur parcel n Aud ui l" Ers mote CT less lu
Dams r. iu sold district situated luur tHstlN part 90
sId town NhI,h alld Real ksiatD ur' bold under do
ffuui huah nrAuru late ut nlll DAMN dr,sasrd,
D. un 90 iHlAh hathrdef. ttr tiir faith
Hi .siI Muurs, and o. ~Ult"ua ~. holder late ct
DAM Il. tenants iNf ulr ui s1id Real Relate
san guardian Hf p,sruta Go sad court, that ne sale
of tu Real Lsitr g. ut,rnsans ami vii r conducive 60
their Interest Tie contemplated The thirtfs
fourth srlIu u No" sAn ninth thnttrI ~ thr compiled
stAtutrs. Ana slil guardian uat made application o. t
,Hurts.r N,uua' and Authority O. sU SAID htal tsatr pu
tuHuttH The PROVISIONS ~ zoe saluir 90 iha trlali Nad
application N De- heard nuN tdtd ht u4I count 20 The
PfHult, uflys. u ~ luhurbur lu said hbri,t the
7tn day uf Juur ls- You are therefore hereby n,
luru appear Utiur Hsl court At the iuC and place
arv,ali, and ull+, Sou see cause, Z" the Euutug OF
ruifIltUUHt.
n,lciat Sc Jahu.uuF aforesaid. thl, ilm tayor May
4 ID ISIS Hh.sz
49, L Ln-A IN L-.L-. -- n----L.-
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF BUCIIAN's
Hungarian Balsam of Life.

TIC gTcW FNYUW ICHNteY TOT IOWVNSi Z VtuN
asthma and Consumption.
REMARKABLE CURE or CONSUMPTION ny THE
USE OF BuCHAN'S HUNGARIAN nAISAM or lifE.
gs- EEAD rHE TouaWlSa cEHriIIcAtt IN ,
WALpunuRO, NE, April Z, lrAI.
may certify that wife for nearly eight years
afflicted With aud obstinate Cough. pain IN the
Side BREATH slow Fever, Emacaunu, and all
the symptoms o SEATED Consumption. consulted nNc
siUans and expended two three hundred dol
lars In medicine and advice, with no benefit whatever Al
the physicians pronounced her case iucnrahlc Cuusnn
ton After this. induced tn purchase hottie Or
Buchgns Hungarian Balsam, which had ar immediate ahd
happy effect and by using four nNc BOTTLES, my
wife has 80 far recovered her health that she able 20 az
tend n her family duties aud believes herself to De auust
entirely nee fon DANGER Previous 70 using ths Bnlsam
VIE lhitp cdUlUVU ~ rrr trt ~
disease uf the lungs consider the Hungarian bashm
truly wonderful and valuable remedy
Signed CHRISTOPHER wOLSGRONEH.
Witness HEHNoS MTRo. 1888
AZ sole Proprietor DAYIUF. HHEHH EE. watcrtown
Mass 10 whom all orders should addressed sold by
Druggists aud all medicine dealers IN rvCl town IN the
NnitCdStatcs and Brltish ProNinctn.
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NEW COMBINED
Rcanlna and Moving Machine


MANUFACTURED At sr JoHsaRrHY, VERMONT
uAHE Subscriber having had experience in
/ Che Western count 'n 'he Manufacture o.
from Western paltutrrs 90 usr their patent hab
made somr great Wpn'rn,hla when De- hAh add
ed t0 tho machine, and which he has taken steps
o. have patented, Tho driving apparatus b. the
.tmt as wont 90 triAl with nine other machines
90 Jaur.ilUr, Wisconsin, aud received che highest
premium and a diploma for being the bestmowing
This machine Is recommended 10 me farming
uubNc with mll confidence that they viii Appre-
ciatc ~ many good qualities among which are
,Itis light simple, and has only a.slight eide
il has great strength, aud is easily managed
n can boz changed from Mower 90 NcHprr ~
10 minutes, aud ID perfect machine either way.
II hos tllr mutt perfect cutting apparatus aud
au csua steel Guard 20 prevent dogsing when
II can be raised At rhcyig Of Ihe driver 70 go
A man on boy-uu NOW and spread the grass
with tAi4 machine faster Than "a man cnu spread H.
after 10 ls rut with sci Dee,
1h= mSghiHp viii Wufl. uu hllly land, " h haa a.
~ he great trial N machines Ia August, 1857.
40 Jautrhillr Wisconsin, thirteen machines made
hy different manufacturers, both az the East aud
ihr West, were entered, Five drew Of. which len
uur IN uiIl, which WHs Witnessed hN ihe largest
'UuWurr NJ VCrFUUE rvrr aFsrWutrd IN THE county
ON similar occasion,
iurour,Sr COMMITTEE.
Low Out Co.'S WIS. hstrrH $50 M0srH C0u-
a,,tp ll' wa,hlus combine. 80, go.a qu4nuss ll,,g
aud turrrfuNr recommended 30 tg che uhl ultIuur
ago mo eaumlttr, noU rrf,lnal tgev lgisr lfue ~
rfauup u ~ Wa,hluy. nave lrtu Enabled a. come g. il
allNr utuHpU. We recommend tnr farmers II To- b
county CO. UHfullr IHHf Manufacturers are
sufr thrf v 500 better HuI durable article hero
tn.n el.vnrre ~ 'uegllrs award ur mat premium.
uRUtN GUrUNsEYI
A. e. NEHNlflIt. Committee.
10 MARSHALL,
Jauestile, Aususl ltii.
Manufactured az thr best OAK timber ~ the old
Steam Mill near thc Passenger Depot ~, Johns
bury VI, ~
WILLIAM P. PIERCE,
To whom 40 order, fhuull hc addressed,
81 lulushury, MAY s, 1858. NUf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

--h1szffti iFEz-f n1IfEr-t ilc cmlirc.
presents singular contrast IN growth and
prosperity, to all the rest of Spanish America,
under their miserable military rcpubljcs.-
This is doubtless owing to the rule ~ wise
and humane Emperor, who takes pleasure in
doing everything which can be accomplished
stopped the slave trade, as Ear as il is posi-.
Bile to stop the importation Of slaves and
there is but little doubt that nt no distant
day the government will decree their cmau-
cipntion. The subject is already agitatcd,
and much confidence is expressed that it viii
work wcll.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

Disastrous FIRE-NINE pEHsuNs BUrNED
70 DEATH, ANp luRIu Orul,s NnssINu--
Chirdgo. MAY rs. 4 fire occurred this morn
ing in Wells street between Van buren, and
Jackson streets The buildings lost were Of
little value. but there was Amcntablc loss
of human life Nine persons arc known To
have been burned to death and three others
are missing. The names of the lost, ms far
rs has been asccrtaincG, are as follows g..
Harrison Baycr, wife and three children.
William Reilly, Mrs. Johnson and son, The
origin of the fire is unknown, but il is sup
posed to have been the work of an iuccndiary,
rs the building has been fired twice within
a short time.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
Normal Music School.

AN VI AAANOA ~ NLDAO NgOAAOVA'
TENIlE next term OF - weeks will commence ON
j Monday, May 9th. 1858 Tuition $50, payable
at the expiration of half the term. Pupils residing
out of town, are requested give early notice Of
their intention TO attend the School. In order
that suitable boarding places may be provided
To all who desire thorough MUSICAL Education,
either as a profession, OF an accomplishments this
-SGLnnl n4GrA llnnsuAl facilities llAAlng- ~
tcusivc acquaintance throughout New England. as
well as at the South and West, the Principal will
provide good situations for all who graduate
Teachers. G.. IL. CLARKE, Principal.
MIs. G. II. CLAuNH, Assistant $3.50
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NAV IS, 1858.


OHGANIsr AND DIRECTOR or MUSIC AT TnE
SOtrlI CHURCH.
Teacher OF the Organ. Pianoiortc and Voice.
Dealer in Panofortcs, Mclodcons, Sheet Music,
instruction Books, Umbrellas. parasols sc.
lianofortcs and Reed instruments Tuned and
Repaired, N.
Umbrellas and Parasuls made to order or re-
paired upon short notice
Satisfaction warranted in all eases.
Siu No bmghamTs DG!ldluR, -. Johnsbury Vt
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BUGGY WAGONS.

ENoIK SAIIs SIAHsXAIN-
TINHE subscriber, has finished UP and has on hand
U quantity of Buggy wagons, which he -will
sell cheap for cash, or exchange for good market
horses. They are warrrntcd first rate article.
Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere.
They can be seen at the old Steam Mill. Railroad
Street st. hnsbury. n. II. FLINT.
S3tf
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Peachnm Academy.

GUNNER TERN will commence Tuesday,
- MAY 18th. ". l.. BARNARD.
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4 b NJ, '''' ~,
asa g. FHENCiI. Judsc OF Probate
oFbERol N0IiCh, SETTL ENENT

liNlAll NAA llllaUIlN lNl AAl
STATE coo NEUNoNI. CAttuustt uisfHi'r
Ath Probate Court hrd az ~ I"hushuY u fd dlsititi
Tho ilih uH' uf MiN. 4 u lsF
N lI4isl- Lal.l Ai'.sf Alal-i4aif ~ rAiatG ~
~ Josiah nIruidrf tate ~ btnt ilo M said district. lr
ceased proposes o. tVUtrr nruuut ct hts 1duiuHttn
ton aud Co pr,s'ut his account against sHd rentr "f ga
animation auu allow Hutr. In thU purtusr of Wakus
PARTITION and ustruutuu cot ne residue ui said estate
under decree ufsHiu court auus the persons Who are
b Law tuiitrd Go the same u BE- Therefore ordered o.,
under consider nil
Doe hrAlu the Probate u,t u ~ Ilhushufh The ttl
d,t uf june 4 % ISIS Auu it Wttvt ordered that al
persons utDfrstcd ir uuuucd hereof N public alton ~ q
copy u tv rr'urd nf THIS urirt iu tr Cariuian printed
contest the
aLlu rad account ~ they tausr. and Alsn ~
beard bN sad court lu tho matter OF Partition aud dsts
button uf said estate. uN Tie Curt
t'rrt-1fr
: COD! record
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TuE Lam AcclplNl iron mn NV Y0nk

Tn LAM ACCIDENT uroN Tu. INV YoHk
CENnlM RAHRoAp,-'lhc coroncrs jury in
the case of the late fightml accident on the
Central Railroad ut Saquoit Creek, New
York, have agreed on their verdict The
feeling Of the Jurors is understood to have
been unanimous n, once t.
1--WE find that the persons, whose bodies
have been viewed 10y w., came to thcr deaths
hy the giving way Of TIE bridge of the New
York Central Railroad, crossing the Saquuit
Creek, in the town Of Whtrstowu, Oncido
county, on the morning Of thc.ll th Of May,
and that they wcqc all passengers by the
Cincinnati express train coming east,
The deaths we're paused by the in'ccurity
Of tn bridge, owing to t,c same being de-
caycd and rotten. \ poslion of the bridge
was constructed of inferior timber, the same
being bastard elm. We lind the deaths were
caused 10y culpahe neglect on the part Of the
Central Railroad Company, in not causing
This bridge TO be- properly examined"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
WOOL Wool /!

EN1IE subscriber In, ing rented IIarycy's Factory
is now prepared to manufacture Wool into
Cassimercs, upon shares or by the yard, and will
also be readiness with Cloth on hand to exchange
for Wool. Carding into rolls and cloth dressing,
done at short notice. ARCHIBALD ADAMS
DanNillc, April %, 1858. 1890
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-nrsrMrTIoN. nRoNcnrIs \ AsrnMA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tohhtfltp
rpIfE success aLl b. las attended the spfriM treatment
uf anrrfllHs 90 hr lhrai Hud luuHs, utrsiuerd bi
HT Robert Hunter Of nrW fnrh Whgsr urariicai WTiiuFh
UH hrrpfatIrf nfa4na Ald fhr fHiluna rlafW ~ li
hHlHuu have boon frlfulF uUUNrlHi. faua nauT per
80 444IIlLILl4l Ill--LIuIII lt
suDa tH aupfthtsaI II calculated o. Er0tiir mislrad
ihH pu' hd hr uuirf ihg,emfg irlis q 90 VI Que 20
himself Hud fhf ufHlflrr ~ Inhalation va Hhifh ii
uHiur and reputation are drltnrd a. state again that
Ih4lltiYuN a. advocated ll Nim, sBHisp ~ neat
habr HfH CORRECT fnHN ledge NJ tlf condition ni ne
allrut aud cannot ihrfr'nrr ~ subject li Agenllra
AZ pfI drsifuF ~ liuHut under treatment
must amply personally - lrtrr W. him ~ ne anspcatr
UT ~ Melville Whru thr rrsi iuIruafi1u regarding tht
treatment 90 ha SVEN rlthrT patlruis themselves
tu,piI liaHs consulting uH thrf fars githuui Charge.
nrarnuH nnnfrHf riihff
% HUNTER N o., OF Dri itAfkh hELN n2s
hnladHH}. New iurk ~
MAJ lria.
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Another Railroad Bridge Accident.

CLRrLANp, o., May 10,
\ shocking accident occurred on the Lniay-
'Wo and indianapolis Railroad last night
As the Cincinnati night express train, bound
north, was crossing bridge 20 miles east OF
Lafayette, H. gave way, prrclplaling thc
whole train into the water,
The accident happened At O'Clock this
morning, The night was very dark, and the
high water had undermined the uhutmrut, OF
the bridge. The train was RAINING at the
atc.of % miles per hour The engine had
reached the end Of the bridge, which was 700
feet long when the whole gave way. James
Irwin, conductor, Jacob Bur:eaWr engineer,
and Miluncy, fireman, were killed. None Of
the passengers were injured,
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Of NO7YCE AT SETTLEMENT
ORDER Of NOTICE of SEI'T LEhEN7
JOSHUA n HuUSrON'S ESTATE.
t'nIpiuuia a.

VI 'ITIV'T071T7 TTT''' W
Al Probate Court held at 81 Johnsbury m said District
the sth daN ct MAY, A. ID. iniss
WHEREAS Susan H. Houston. ENcyuttA Ut the hst
w VIII ami Testament Of Joshua Is Houston late Of 81
Juhnshur VA said District deceased proposes nrcudrr
Of her administration amt t. present her account
against said estate fnr examination and allowance ur the
purpose making partition hud distribution the residue
o said estate, Wndcr decree u said court among the pcr
ho by law entitled 20 the II ~ therefore
ordered iN said court that the ~nuc come under conNrh
uou and be heard az the Probate otec ~ ~ JuhnSbuty
uu the day June. 4 u 1873. Ana II Il nrthcr
dcrrd that ali persons Interested he noncd hereof BY pub
LEGATION ~ copy OF the record u this order In The Carlu
MAN printed at st johushuty three weeks successive
previous said time ~ hearing that they appear
and CuntnAt the allowance Of said account " they
aud also be heard by said In the matter IT
partition aud distribution ut said estate Nv the Court
Attest, ASA l., FRENCH, Register.
s5-sT ASA l.. FRENCH. Register.
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WRITE TO

10 DEAFN H,s CURED. HOWEVER CAUSED. Lot
tsIaaiirr-,u Geo nlt HuAbuMAA, o. suffolk Place. Zoe
iHlr answered hrW'ulrs hDut b. 'tpfvs
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Wanted Immediately.

l1,al aud travelling ascuis. SALARY $500 o. isip1 p,f
mouth. lrf' & tait 'h1t,. ur o." 'uuuf igrl Go
make barge ftlIrN without Investing capital Iur
Hutut rtHr HiauVr tuT ufti fHHtaEr. uUu HuiTHs
" Is GARTER A Co. NH-tuu. Mace.
THE HluFr lH Uu three cont cas- b. ItUII.' hUutur
lu Introduce rtt.ui Medicine. huuAs. lutt'u hnWdrs
&C.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

Also thr same tlur and place and u connection win
tho aiufr salr Win Dc sII ms fEht IWrr 900 the ahr
premise EMILY hONNti.
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40 the Citizens of vermont.

Wolie's Celebrated Schiedam Aromatic
NAPPs.
THIS medicinal beverage "a manufactured ~ tho pfopne
tOr o. SonsdAm Holland expressly fir msdioinAl bs
prsoss peculiar ~ hH own FACTORY IT'S the pure finrt
turo ~ the Italian Juniper Berry whose more 'nous "a
iract IL distilled and fsctnrd with IL spurious solvent
vhh thus becomes concentrated incurs II sSqus ma
and aroma AtnFs ansoendAnt IN IT. cordial and
medieual pTopsrss to alcoholic smuAnt nov made
M tho Nuni u 10 nov prescribed By more than sou
physiAns Ia the United states ~ Gravel Gout
pfsps,. aud bladder And kidney Complaints.
Put up IN Quart and fut hoiuss IN ~ dasaa
qn aud eases oftwo dorm pts and or salg 3D. all tie
Druggists And Country Merchants
nj
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Nv d, HslFT y HHaf' y " III
"Ths PiLI you ssrs Kind snouEh " ssnd me have hes
all used la ny practice and have satyhsd that sy
triy an extraordinary medicine 10 peculiarly hrT
ADAPTED diseases u tho huniAn system thai usy ssr
upon them aons hAVs cured ~orne eas-s u So
pspfa and ,ad0s,oa With them which bsi rssist-i fhs
other remedies No commonly usH- Indeed haSs srrfF
ssatAls fsand thsm 10 snsstual Ia almost All The com
plaiuts Tor which yeu fveomniVnd them"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-28

IsRoN the suAscgsser o4 the ssh tast-, 81 New boz
Il terstlla, masirs ffen Aszhxhes an ne l@h-r
aaa tfke kzf has@Es II Years Cd iath Asaa leet
shife ms EzazssFh olts has sa1 scr AFss hrsa, =
nsssF shs1 ~ Isfa aerls ED sssrE "a rs ataa
fces, zna u epsAa haggy a4d sad r. forses vii
<sye l8eFAi rrA&Ea o. Aay "a ii tn4xe hlin
Al ssazeta's sable. fsese ssrsef s4z ssis, - Ga
liver hns "a he 1sxeFn II ~ " 1aFserssllle.
sssAyllls, ga1s ID, isss-sw J. A. 1k-&f-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-28

THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee uf the above patent about year
ago and has since introduced extensively IN various
portions OF the state, asks now the attention of build
ers, and the pubic generally 10 examine It's superior
ity over other modes OF Roulng.
The material fornls a hard aud smooth surface. 1t
impeTviogs 70 water, elastic and flexible; Il Will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 ore, It Is
cheaper than any roof Of the old style, and am sare
Il viii give better satisfaction 10 ITS durability there
question. IL Is the best thing invented for
painting Of old lvaky TN roofs.
Hs- TIE Cement Will be furnished To those at dis
lance with directions Tor using,
Es- COUNTY RIGHTS FuR SALE
Sc Orders sent u the undersigned, through the
Post Oitce viii be- promptly attended -.
would respectfully rvler u the following gentle
men Tor whom have covered buildings with the &c
nsent, and Inany Stuets whose names are not here
AkcHuKcIs ASp MAsIHR NpAAacs OF NASHVILLE
MAJ A. HERMAN,
Mussrs. HUGHES SMITH.
COLEMAN SPAIN,
M. Ii. NJ. AhkRoYD.
WARlitN 4 MOORE,
lfuUGH a MCCULLOUGH,
Col IA A' !. '1iNSS6SERsox, sap,t n. R, &C.,,
Rev. u ELLIOTT,
J.. D. wliklN,
r., }, MkGs,
SLAUGHTER a nERRIFoRp,
W a. cHAfAltn,
y WILLARD,
A v : IINtSlEY,
Gen. WASH BARROW,
W a. GORDON s CO
JAS. 81. kkNDRlCk,
Rector r. q. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ A. }. pONEllSSiN, iaSbison eeaniyl
Col. A J. fui.k, ManFy county,
~ The NAsiiyiiie a Chattanooga Railroad CcrnFa
have Adopted tits Criient ts covering u their
ears aud otilrr WORK.
ss- csrule4lss ana testimonials from clseinRAii
ana here gheFs the Cement has besa general
use for several years can be exhibited
Tue unaersgnsd has besa engaged IA various modes
Of ceent Feonng many years and nAssers hlnsrlf
thai be has gained some experience and kno~loags
during thai Tune
have made arrangements q receive superior
imported article Of Kooaag FELL frSui En1HsrS Iiko-
fassas, New York.
Samples o. kossaHg 10 be seen al once.
}. T. ks1hURSF,
Once Nc Is ID aAlsriek street,
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GIaarerp llOtifrs.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Perine Co, as. Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany, and others.
A the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
~ Gerry Court at Nashville, the 22d day Of
May 1855, motion OF complainant, by counsel in
the above cause and appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
the Clerk aud Master, that the said defendant, The
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, is non
resident OF the State OF Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process Of this court caun0t be served
upon IL, il is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession ia the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published in the city of Nashville, requiring the
defendants appear at the next term OF the Chan
Gerry Court be holden for the county of Davidson
al the court house thereof the city Of Nashville
the LIST Monday ia November next, and answer said
bill and amended and supplemental bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed it and set down for
hearing parte.
c. n. BRIE.N,
May24-w4t Prs fee 50 Clerk Master.
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COALi COALtt

1O000 BUSHELS Superior Ohio River Coal in
foOOO At the Coal-Yard College street adj
iolnng NJ Il F. F. Cheatham's Warehouse, carefully
screened and cleaned, at Is G120 per bushel.
Apply IN the Coal-Yard.
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Ambrotypes and Sphereotypes!

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tnges u yoarseif fEAcuds eAif ~ 6iAtiS GALE
HI, eersxr psaasrtck exra asa az A4Aarra an@
sxaalllls stzsclueas Ne trosabe rxt9nsc has
s.arca "a ntting ap tiais establishment ~hh s3ery
cs1 ssssnee ana slae hest ana skyisAs u the
csay katlFe szstsf.esoa ~s be gtxee a. every rssy
% no charge nAaar. Cali sna eorner " Dead
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Jsshn r BAia "a. p4alel Mcintyre
A the ersce u the Clerk and Master 81 tie Chan
IA crFy CoHFt At Nashville, 90 the 5th daF m june
tASs. motion al complainant, ~ counsel N
he above eAssse, and q APPEARING 60 The sAtasfae
taoa u the Clerk and Master that the said defen-
liant. h4NrEL McisHYHs, Is resident 81 tnr
state = fenne@sce, and therefore te ordinary rstccss
a{ thls Dc served uf-a him. therefore
ordered by tlr Clerk and Master that publication be
usse Tor four ia the Nasivtlse Pa
ulot ue~sy4pcr pablishcd The e4gy u Nashville,
requiring the sAld aesendzns a. appo4r The nsxt
u tar csnreTy Court 10 be hlaea fsf The cosan
n Iagtso1 al the ceart AQase theFvea "a she city
4 Nashvgflr, On the nrst Monday Is NOV. azst. and
sad bill, the II be taxes for eoniez
ed hIn and down fer hzAring "a pArte-
c. D. KiEtES,
lsT-w4g Prs fee g. Clerk Master