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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
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nv whine ID al Execution Of vend q "a ponas b ne
Iir et- rom the tircul Coufto Davidson county, az
s sl.sul1 r Terl, l-j7, 60 lacr OF Joslua w. usen,
,5 Irai.r. Vs Nm. WLrmouih Eiii Ca tns On day q
is -g x eEposs pliC sae at lhu CouFL gale,
u Nashville, highest btdr lr casl, an he fg1t. IL
s ss.u and s-ss- t1as " nd. War 11 las Or and
tE 30 pa,cs. Of Land. tuatsd, lIre md Beng 20 he
utt. O. l-vt7s-1. >ss- af Ten ase. epsu tle bead
tors 1 Cresk, bounded she SOM TN hands a
I.H. Brt 81 d. Sire. Wolf, south b. Jde lauGs d q.
s. Ea--- aut ST. 81 hnDi lag lei4.
auIo within she usual l1urs.
j. x EuN EDs0T, SloraT
By b. 3d. CAuPuEll, Dea ahefI.
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anu '--' Tos. B SUMMERS. R. c.


TWO comfortable Brick Family Residences, CneE) IN
west Nashville, each contaiLing with cisern
dec 92-df wv. F. MANNING.
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CANDIDATES.
JACKSON COUNTY.


We authorised tOannoance WHITE MYERs candidate
for sheriff Of Jackson County the ensuing March cleo
tpon. nov 24-ts.
PERRY COUNTY.
We are authorised to MOSES BATES candidate
for CLERK OF County Court Of Perry county at the March
election. sept std,
Cheatham County
We are 'horEeI 70 announce W. STUART, as can
ddse sheriff Of Cheathsm county, al the ensuing March
election. sc4-te
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LII debts due previous to he year 1851, viii be col
n leoted ey suit January C0ur or before Magistrate,
Dad before that time. This shall apply 70 all persons
vi hout distinction. "a Word 70 The wise sufficient"
deel0 Q AcNAIRT & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

CHtRLorrE CUsHNAE AND Miss II. DAVENPORT.
We have jus:' been favored with glimpse of two
engagements made by manager CE.sa which will be
received by the citizens with delgr and entbusi-
sm. Miss J. NJ. DAVENPORT, q elegant and &C
omplished artistic, whose former rsit was eminent
successful, and whose talent 1T SO pleasing
Anory with us, and the great gun # the theatrical
prld, who may say with Caesar no Uld, Viei, are
% to be with US. We must ii7ulge "the Sc
LIS Of the prison house." as 20 ates, but We can
announce Miss CUsHMAN and u DAvEEPORT will
bRwith US this season.
Such engagements as the aba- place Nashville
on theatrical equality with the st cities in the
Union, and it is gratifying to u- have manager
whose influence and reputation command all the
leading attractions Of the day.
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The notes Of the f1lloviug Banks are received Oh
deposit aud in PaymeD Of deb,s by the Banks in
this city, and are taken par in all business trans
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
GREAT BEAUTIFIER
80 LUhG UNSUCCkSSFULLY SUUGHIB
FGUN Nd AT LAST!

TORit restores, permanently Gray Hair ITS oriZi1a
L coOr, covers luzUuaLtiy Inc bald mead; removes
1andrud Itching and O!uia, scsid head and al eruI
uOus makes the hsir Soft healthy, sOssys and Will rsstr'
70 10 any imaginable age, removes, as % by ml-'cr
buJches &C face all neurl ga EuN usF
yUus head ache. See circular ana the following.
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GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING NACHLTES
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
GDRRVHGH9
4 Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

REASONS WHY TIE sRovER & BAKzR MAomEs Is UmvEn-
skLLT PRETERRED FoR FAMILY SEWING.
It is mere 81 mple ara easily keptin order than
any other dsehne.
ID Itmakes scam which viii not nip or ravsl though
every third stitch is cut.
Sd 1t sews from two ordinary spoos, and thus al
trouble of winding thread avoided while the same Ma
chine can be adapted at easurs, Bye change of
spOols, to all varieties of work
4th. The same Machine runs silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
STU The seam is elastic the elastic fabric 50
that it is free from all liability break in washing, iron
ing, or Otherwise.
9Th Thelstch made BY this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made, either by hand OF machine.
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rtul5s Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
u aab grsaneon IeHersOn and Pearl streets, wnlch
he,.t : od buIl dnga. A bargain viii be gwen. 70
~ J - u LANIRR, PHILLIPS q CO.,
~ e. MaEkst street,
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Nashville Bank Note and exchange List.
Bank Tennessee, .....PAR Bank Of America......PAR
Union Bank Northern Bank. par
Planters Bank ....... par Southern ........ par
Merchantf Bank. par Citizen 80 .......... par
City Bank ...... par Commercial " ........ par
Traders Bank .........par Bucks Bank par
Bank Of eommercs...par Exchange blk Except
Sc 50 tie UniOn-...par small notes. $500. par
" " Chatt8n0oga-par Farmers Bank .......... par
" Sc Memphis. par Bank OF Middle Tenn par
River b K Memphis par 4" Paris ,........ par
B K of DaIdridge l5c. dis Knoxville 25c dis
&" Cliborne 4Oc dis Nashville l5c dis
TareVell ...40Ojis Ocoee Bank ........ l5c dis
9. Trnton ...-40cdis Shelbyville Bank......2O
50 " Jefferson ...40cdis LawreBceburg Bank. 25c
South CaI5lina and ga. Missouri Bank.......... par
(old banks ........ par Alabama Except Mo-
Kentucky Bank ,ltol4Pm BILE ...........l0c. dis
Louisiana 81 .......par Banks at MOBILIZE. par
SPECIE.
American Gold........ prem.
Silver, .........JCgJ5
SIGHT EXCHANGE
New York scarce, a7pre. Louisville, mona to be had
n Orleans none TO be had Cincinnati &" g Sc
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That the over Boxer Family Sc wing Machine, maxi
ing the Grover Raket sCh IS capable OF producing work
Of much greater strength and durability, Of the knds re-
quired be done plantations and by families OF The
Southern states the 1. M Singer other Shuttle
Machine. any other kline machine sviee for sewing
invented in United States Europe
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DEATH OF JUICE PoTTER.-H-u. HENRY POTTBR
died Fayetteville, n C., on sunday last, in the
y3d year Of his age. He had been confined to his
bed for four weeks, and considering his age, his te
nacity OF life was wonderful Die suffered much in
body, but his mind was clear q. lin, reposiag N
faith on his Redeemer, Waidr "the end Of
earth" expecting it, and SUR that 1t was SO
long deferred. lie was born 81 .eklenburg, Viz
ginia, n l765, was aPpOintel u strict Judge by
Jefferson in 1901, and was ll ss5ciated in the
scharge Of his duties with c. ustce Marshall
lie was a contemporary Of Casw svis, Alexander
Duffy, Taylor, Ill., and 9TH. distinguished in
their day in North C-rOlina, was the last survi
hvor Of those who signed the OF nal Constitution Of
he Grand Lodge in that State ia 1881.
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EaRd Sale.

Y virtue Of orders OF sale to directed fr The Cir
- cult COurI Hickman county Tie October JeTm s5-
shsl the fret MONDAY De- February ,att1e Guar
HOUSE door in the town Ceut6ye, tdsr for sale for
all Ie and d. e. Tutly, in TO
he following land lying and being toe county Of
Hickman and State OF Tennessee Civil District NO g. and
bounded follows: Adjoining Jha lands OF = b. Lee
North WesIaDd South, The West OF land sll
John Strnger said Toy and supp 10 contain
acres, Llvod The
property of the TOy Of D. d Gram
phillips Reeves. Sale The hours prescribed b
law. This December the I4Lh, 1857
81. GEORGE, Sheriff.
decr5-W4t-pFsfAee4 BY LEvI Nc CULLOM D. s.
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SEWING MACHINE co

The prices Of these Machines will in instance hereafter
vary New York PrCes except the of freight
I'd tn place sale, this State.
All persons having purchased these Machines, oIwhO may
hereafter purchase side State Of Tennessee,
The 24h day Of November 1855 responsible to the
Nashville Sewing Machine Company the legal owners OF
right will be CURED to pay to said Company the
OF $50 for the gh said Machines, within the
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE, and whenever payment Is
refused, THE SAME WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED,
unless accounted this Company by Messrs. Grover q
/ Baker.
Persons Purchasing these Machines outside Of Tonnes
had better that they bill Of sale with the
RIGHT TO USE SAME MAEHINE In TENNESSEE.
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WISH 90 sell the farm on which I reside in Williamson
county, rIIlg hlt advertised above 1y Ar John T.
$50, csutsuuz By Tercut suEe oGo hundred and ninety
a % first rate lErmI1E il with
"B1e INezz. Nth a Necessary Qua Eudass suitable for
.iIa.I -.uIr lJu good water. vel enclosed
b good leures- including about hundred yards %
=tJIe WlI sell lls place separately together
wild t--ls ausI uuisl llIl certainty make a des-
fable and lur las-s invited call Nr.H
.nr etlaIllg h premises LAVlAfA CEAlGHEAp.
For te-Ler i1lI5-s spply Co r. "A. n. Snyder he
st0r-r. -rE der a. tTZZel, Nashville l.. G.
aIl4-eIts4E
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MMNNMMAA2
GUNS AND CUTLERY.

AmViIs, Vices, Bell KNOB PLATR, GUN PAP
lows, AND TRUNK LOCha.
STOCKS, AND DIES. 'SIF Frs. RIDDLES
Cast shear German WOve and screen Wire
aud Bitter steel Taeks, Brads, shoe ara hi1
sHOVELs, SPADES, HOES, suiIs
10 RAK Is AND FORKS. Platform COUNTER bea
Hammers Hatchets, and Tea scales
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS; ~
Carpenters', Cooper, and. kOhss soSns
Blacksmiihs Tools NNoA'-
LARD. CHEESE AND
IN ~ y -. n = 4. BUTTER TRIERS.
MILL CROSS CIT AND 6hdle BITS rEa2 iIoA'1
HAND SAWS. hein ana eipu 'u'-'s.
A.. ,.u.. rb,in- sndiCoRN Mills, sFsELLERa
HAaEs. ano ia ~ -
MORTISE AND BORING AiACHlINEo-
40 LARan AssoRrMEFt
e,nus. Rides and Pistols; able Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives. sc4.soiss ii-1
shears, Of livery Variety
-
SPECIAL.
Owing to an UEUsUAILT HEEvY STooK OF HAnD-
,TAur. Edge Tools, Guns and Cutlery, we are rev
Offering o goods, especially Guns, Cutlery, Bullng
Hardware and Edge Tools, az greatly rets.d pTes'
for Casa or 70 prompt paying customers on the usual
lime. MCCALL, YANLEEk s. CO..
Al South Market street,
dec11sf sign of tis By PFSlodt
TTEe1s -Eig- ne ssprssu.sd sallsesy S go a1e.i
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1apdd chug and ali &C Oula, scsid head and al eruI
uOus the har soft, healthy slOssys and Will rssr'
0otches &c r. N the lace ana cures an | -si
head ache. See circular ana the following.
DovKH, ". f.. Feb. ? 1857,
PROF. o. J. WOOD s. CO.-GeRls: WUhiH few ds,-
have received so many ders aEl ellis Ter ru- u.
Woods Halr RESTORATIVE, tEI to-day we're cumIelvl
be ny sOld lille Di hI order guar uy IT. 20 1't -
Every bottle have sold seems 70 hnFe prouucld ifcc
:yar new customers, ana Le up rgLa'ivu, anu pair zee
from The most substantial asd Eori 'll4r-
vicinity. iuih convince rs thaI d s y sC>4 VAL
LIABLE PREPARATION.
dozen 81 size; ard belisye yours very rssTec foil
CslgnsdJ DANIEL La ihRoP q co
Bfrkorv Grove. s.. Charles Co. Mo- Nov 20 1857.
PROF. U. WOOD.-Dsar Az: me time i-s- safalI-
We we're induced % your Han kes-.sLve al
en-cIs WONDERFUL, We is II our dsis io you I
our hule sons head for time had been PEI est.
covered with 51ses and called 81 sCE'u bead ih- Ia
eIurely came on ia cunsequsLcer vrru Ir.-l'
cslug surIugs, advised ~ Use your ssirrae1 Nt
Gll pc success, bus, 10 cur surilse, ii
all our ends, very tcw APPLICATIONS removed o.
started out, low say that our has iea
s-caIp GEuian- crop % ndtr as any Other tIu
tive as perfect remedy for all diseases OF The sca aud BAR
We are yOurs respectfully
GEORGE ~ HIGG y Sol bA+i-
sAKAd A. HlGGiNbOIharl,
Gardiner, Maine, June -, ISIS.
PROF. o. ]. WOOD-DearSIr: / have used t~o bu.Ir
OF Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and uuls sal
the greatest discovery Of the for restoring and cham
ing she Hair Before sIg II was man OF svve,!. A-
mend world without the least fear, M case
Yours, Respectfully,
DAEIEL n. MURPHY.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Propristors 3t2 Broud~sl, Neu
New, Gin the greatly. Y. Wire railing sIlDlltL.l aa-
IA AsrkeIst., 81. Louis, No. And SOTO b. all good Org
zIst5. nov 3 ud- me
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$1,000.

That the Grover K Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover Baker stitch, will mDlish work
twelve hours Ofthe kinds Tequredf be done in Southern
families, aud with much less labor, a last run long
with less expense and care than the l. M. Snge
invented.
This money is depos in the City Bank OF Nash
Vile and this proposition is open 10 all; and should any
think that he has good better Sewing Machines for
the aid which the Grover Baker Machine Is
designed recommended, shall be pleased to have
produced for The tsthe points in question TO be decided
by DISTINGUISHED competent judges, from Georgia,
l-Lm LnnlsaI.a and Mn re from Lennessee.
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DECENBER RULES, l857.

ORVILLE A. NIXON, eli al. vs.. GEORGE NIXON, ct el.
N MOTION, appearing unto the satisfaction Of the
~ Clerk and aster That George Nixon is nonresident
Of thus state the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon him Ii is therefore ordered that publication
be made Union and American paper published in the
city OF Nashville requiring said Nixon 20 appear at the
Court )use the of CeuTevhe, the second Mon
day in March nsx there plead, dcmuT
10 COMPLIMENTS bill the will be Aken for confessed
and set for caring pare ss 10 him.
deegs Wat DIS Ice 50 ORVILLE 4. NIXON, @. & N.
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lie, Dec. III
IN CHANCERY AZ CENTIEVILLE.


ELIJAH ID BIFFLE JACKSON PHILLIPS.
ON MOTION and It apr caring satisfaction OF the
" Clerk and Master nat Jackson Phillips is resident
of this the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him It therefore ordered that pu0leat
be made the Union and American newspaper Published
p the city of Nashville, Tenn requiring said Phillips to
aDBear at the Court House IN Of Cenrsve, the
sscond Monday March then and there TO plead
sver or demuT compartments bill or the will DO Ia
ken for confessed and apart for hearing Pars to
him. - - - -
dec2s WIT prs fee 50. ORVlLLE A. NIXON G. d n.
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TENNES, EE BANKS.

The notes Of the following Banks are received Oh
deposit aud in PaymeD Of deb,s by the Banks in
ths city, and taken par in all business trans
sections:
Bank Of Tennessee, Bank Of America CIville
Planters Bank, Northern Bank,
Unjeu bank, ,-.,-.,, Citizens BANK, Memphis,
Traier-' Bank, Nashvlll Southern Bank,
Merchants Bank Commercial Bank
Oily Bank, Bank of Memphis, a."
Bank OF Commerce, % sank Of Paris.
Bank Of the Union, Bucks BE- NcNinnviIle
Exchange Blk, Mu'bOr, Farmers Bank knoxville
Bank Middle Tenn Bank of Chattanooga
The notes Of the aboy Banks will be received for
subscriptions and lin pay eut of debts due this Office
but for the future cannot take The notes Of the
other Tennessee Banks.
JEFFERSON BANK MONEY WANTED.
81 ev notes ls Bank of Jefferson are
t1a.sf 70, hich the Cling price will be given.
- Trad IS Bank, s5rncr Of Union and Cherry
Ioct2.-57.
l-PmcEs 70 CoRREspoxD-Owingt 10
Ely tight mes, on and after Monday
nth, an January, 1865, we propose
Dck Of dry goods at cost for cash.
j this to rra of a lot Of old goods. for
5ar assriy al new, having been in bushes.
81 hrs ane, but because We wish to reduce om
s.oek Sol isuL We have a splendid lot of velvet
AMI cloth cloaks; black and fancy silks embroilcr
rs. laces &c, white aud linen goods. Besides 8
great many different kind Of goods, which it is useless
to mention.
Come one, Come all, if you wish to buy better bs,
gains than you have had an opportunity Of doing fO
3 long time. HAL / C. NICHOLSON, q Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Love in q Stecl-Trnp.
BY THE COLONEL.

Love laughs at locksmiths" we are
told but rat-trops are no subject of laugh
ter, even to the blind god himself, as
shall show you in the aequal Of this brief
story.
But will you 60 to.night7"
Yes 1 will"
And if have old Bob behind the barn
at twelve, you'll be waiting inside and
well drive to New York and get married
right straight off the reel ?"
Yes. When all the folks nre in bed
and asleep, III steal out of the wash-house
door, go to the barn get in, and disguise
myself-When you come, put in your 6n-
ger, lift the latch, open the barn door, and
I'll drop into your arms Ike ripe apple.
Oh, do SO love to run away! Won't it
be delightful"
The speakers were Joe Clavers and Ma
ry Miller! need not mention that they
were lovers. Mary's father was prosper
ous farmer in Connecticut and Nary her.
self one Of the widest, most light-hearted
romantic innocent and afectionato crea-
lures ever made after the 50 almost divine
model Of mother Eve. Joe was gener-
Gus, impulsiye youth, whose parents had
once seen 1attcring days, but had of late
been unfortunate and fallen into compara-
tive poverty.
Farmer Miller, as he grew rich, grew
ambitious. Mary was his only child. He
looked to her settlement in the world as
means of his own social advan cement, and
had already selected in his minds eye, a
suitable match for her. OF course, Joe's
attentions, therefore, did not meet with his
approval: AMI while he was unwilling to
be sordid enough to reject Joe openly, for
his lack of means he had suggested to that
young adventurer the propricty of absen-
ting himself altogether from Mary's at
tractive presence. This done, he had as
sured Mary of his resolutions to dispose Of
| her hand according TO his own notions OF
feminine happiness.
l need not say that these facts, opera
ting on the mind OF thoughtess, loving
eccentric,and spirited child ike Mary had
peculiar effect. That very moment she
determined TO marry Joe Clavers. He
was evidently prosecuted! Persecution
only made him the dearer to her. She
liked him before, but now she loved him
In fact, the more she was convinced tha
he was an angel, AMI that per.e,t idoht
ry OIL her part would only be an act o
noble devotion.
If Farmer Miller had been a sensibl
man, and at all disposed to study humal
nature, he would have adopted perhaps
very different course towards his waywar
daughter. He would have introduced HI
proposed son-in-lew and forbidden her &
the same time, to indulge in the slighte.
regard for him. The probability is thu
she would have fallen desperately in loy
with him at Agst sight, and have given Jc
his co"ge without further ceremony b'
Farmer Miller had a way OF his own
all things, and he wos satisfied that shou
Mary feel disposed to play him trick,
o4 quite able to mo mage Roland for Z
Oliver.
The very next morning after he HI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05
POETRY.
From the Home Jourua.

fi1m The Home Jourua.
Song OF tho Sewing Machine.
BY GEORGE P. sionms.
Pm the Iron Nee lie Woman
Wrought Of sterner stuff than clay;
And, unlike the drudges human,
N.ver cary night nor day;
Never shedding tears Of sorrow,
Never mourling friends untrue,
Never caring lor tn morrow,
Never begging wora 10 do.
rovertv brings 10 disastcrl
M,rriiy / glide along,
For 10 thaukless, serdid master,
Ever seeks to do me wrong:
No eX.ort.ou rs oppress me,
No insulting words dread
I've no children to distress me
With unceasing cries for bread.
I'm Of hardy form and feature,
For endurance framed aricht
'iN not prlo misfortune's creature,
Do3m'd iie'7 batlo here 70 fight:
Mines n song Of cheerful measure,
And no uu ei- currents flow
10 destroy tho ihrob Of pleasure
Which the poor so seldom know.
Il tho hall hold my station,
With the wealthy ones Of earth,
Who commend me to the nation
For economy and worth,
While unpaid the female labor,
In the ATTIC chamber lone,
Where the milo Of frc,id or neishbor
Never for n moment sh9ne.
Ny creation is blessing
To the md gent socmel,
Bani'hing cares distressing
Which 50 many have endured:
Mine are ,ircws superhhmrn,
Ribs e oak and nerves oil steel
I'm the Iron Needle Woman
Boru to toll and rot to feel.
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DIR. ,JEN MN G S

Would take this method to inform the public,
that he has concluded TO make this place his res
idence, and would here express his gratitude to
his nunerous patrons in this, as well the
rounding towns and hopes lie may still merit their
patronage
DR.. JENNiNos, would inform his patrons
that h has again taken rooms q the Add
son II use, whrr will give his undiyi cd
attention 70 al! who give hia a c,,l.
Midllebury, Nov. 25 h, SOL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05

surgical and mechanical Dentist,
Rooms in Brewst3r's Block, Main ST., one door
North Of The Post Office.
All operations upon the Teeth will be pea form
ed III accordance with The latest improvement in
the Art and warranted. AZ.
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ADDISON HOUSE

TINE ,ub-cribers would rcspeC,iuly give n0ti9a
i that they have leased the " Addison House
f,f term tf Nears, and TINT the propretor- hay-
ro fitted the houee in every lHrt, and the -i,a-
scriOer, have re-nrni.hed " with large AR uit
Of new furniture. and nothing shall bc wal'" 9
on their part to make everything comfortable Z
pleasant for their guests. Excellent stables il
the best auention for sHrses will be pIuvi 'ed,
Country residents will find pleasant and ct.i.r-
nienI home at the most liberal rates. Special ~
ducements will be offered for county curiN,.
ers. Lnrge aud small parties will be nccon u' ,
dated at short notice.
ADAMS. pROIhAES.
Aiddlebury, July ls, 1887. ls;it
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J. c. O. REDINGTON.

wApDSerox, ST.. LAWRENCE Co., y. Y,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music. -
Agent for all kn- of muse merchandise.
Orders promptly attended TO, und satislcolon
scdrranted
Mtddlebury, Jan. /, 1858. 81
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--Crinoline has got into court, in De-
troit-suit is now pending before magis.
trate's court in that city, by the husband
Of lady who was refused admission to
public lecture, the price OF which was
twenty-five cents, which being duly ten.
dered by her, was refused, and City cents
demanded, upon the ground that sbo would
occupy two seats.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05

1t has been suggested that if all the
business men are converted at the prayer
meetings, there will be no necessity for
the proposed general bankrupt law for
they will forgive each other their debts as
they forgive their debtors, and hope to be
forgiven their own trespasses.
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n lIARnIS NJ. D.,
|urgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

Teeth filled with Crystalized cold, al operations
done Dentistry usual, office at his residence Oh
Park Street, west side Ui the little Park.
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A. W. Y y " L Il IS
BuRLISGToN, VT,

DCRLlNGTONi W.,
A CENT for BuAKDSlAN, GHAY < Co.'S cee-
n bratcd Dolce Canpana attachment and cor
rug4ted Sounding 10 rd Piano tUr;es, which for
purity and richness Of tone. durability and eie-
gance OF style and finish challenges competition.
Nix. PowEKs continues TO give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Foote's, and rom
several Years successful experience is confident
OF his ability to give satisfaction in every res pect.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. rs
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COB b &c Nj l. A d,
PUBLisuERs AED PEoPHiEToRs.
JusTus CbpB ........ ........ kuFus MEAD.
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