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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-24
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SnELBYvILLE, Glenn y Oct. 10, 1856.
Messrs. Perry Davis and on;-Sirs-Grattude to you, and
duty to suffering humanity, require that l should make known
the benefit | have derived from the use of your truly valuable
Pain Kilerj and II by seeing this, any sufferer will be Undue
ed, ms | was, TO give 1t II trial and he healed, l shall be COM
pensated a thousand fold.
In June, 1855, nfter a protracted illness Of several months,
] was severely attacked with drowsiness, vertigo, dimness Of
sight, loss Of appetite, accompanied by FEVER, difficulty Of
breathing, etc. Ny physician pronounced my case pncumo-
MIA bordering on the hist stage Of consumption; and after ex-
hausting MS skin, declared positively that | had the consunp-
ton, that he could do nothing for me, and that must die
However, he advised me to use . 4 a q as the best thing
| could do, which | did with no effect. l then made use OF
= 4 " 4 a which proved inefficient.
ny TINS time my symptoms were pain in the head, morning,
evening, and during the night, darting pains through the
ehest, burning in the palms Of the hands, quick pulse, night
s"eats, diihcuity Of breathing, etc, when fortunately | got
mold Of the "People's Pamphlet In which | saw the cases OF
Messrs. nlinn, Gone, and others, which induced me to try Per-
ry DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer, and strange us it may an
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-24
MILITANT SUCCESS or
Burhan'S Hungarian RalSam of Life.
Reliable evidence of thc effects of Bucbau'.
Hunga rim Balsam.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, n CONSUMPTION!


FTUUV THf NHFISIIuH FTffWdfi.
While we rpudiate quackery, We are nlwa5s pleased L,
give credit for that which is truly useful, and to- give infnrma
ton, which may benefit others. A few days ago a brother Of.
our, from Norway, Me, came into our ohce, in comfortable
health, whom We did not expect TO see again ON earth. We
received a letter a few weeks since, from another brother. res
ident IN the house with him, saying that he was confined 10
ms pth' ana could not probably continue hut a short time
Judge then Of our surprise when We saw him enter II office.
lie has a slight cough remaining, as il would lie natural that
ne should have, until he has had further time for acquiring
strength Of lungs. But he is in comfortable health. The fol-
lowing letter which he addresses 10 the general Boston Agents
Tor the medicine which has restored him 50 wonderfully, will
show what medicine has been the ins,ruinen Of the good work.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-24

TTT-TT"F - ~ y
Dr. ID. I. BRADLEE-'m-I cannot refrain from saying a
word to you in commentator OF "Buchan's Hungarian Bal
sam OF Life" Here is a plain statement Of facts in relation
tn my case, and II they are Of any serl ice in inducing the
shall be thankful.
My residence is Norway, Me. Three years ago last fan, l
took a violent cold, which LEFT a cough ci the most aggravated
kind, accompanied by a severe pain in the left side. Last
June | had become so feeble that | was Obliged to quit all
work, and was confined to the house until about four weeks
since. During that time | received the best medical attend
anct, and tried nearly all the medicines which are recon-
mended in such cases, but could find no relief, but grew worse,
aud for the last three weeks was confined tn my bel. Two 81
my physicians gave me up rs past recovery. HUT as fortune
would have II, l heard Of the Hungarian lalsam, and immc-
diately procured a bottle. This gave me instant relief, and
six bottles have broken up my cough, and placed mt in a sit
uation to resume, with advancing health, my usual occupa-
sion. Yours. tluiy.
l7-aOl CHURCHILL COBB.
~ Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, WATERFOWL,
Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed. Sold by
Druggists and dealers in medicine in every town in the United
states and British Provinces. 1915
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= Gal NOTICES .

See advertisement of DR.. Sanfords Lirer Inrig-
orator in anther column.
Concert. The Brnticboro' Cornet Band
assisted by Ma sCllrsTER, will givea Concert on Thursday
eteHing, May 6,h. Particulars hereafter.
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APIiIL..

Signing, storming, singing, smiling,
With her many moods beguiling.
April walks the Weakening earth.
Whcreso'er she looks and fingers,
WheresO'er she lays her fingers,
Some new charm starts into birth.
Fitful clouds about her sweeping,
Coming, going. frowning, weeping,
Melt in fertile blessings round.
Frequent rainbnws that embrace her,
And with gorgeous girdles grace her,
Dropping flowers upon the ground.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-24

Kittridge Haskins of Wilmington, and Chas. b.
Eddy Of Rockingham, were admitted as Att' rneys
and Counsellors to practice in this Court.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-24

GRooERIEs-Fros & Goodhue have just made IN
addition to their already large stock Of groceries,
provisions, sc. Without disparagement to other es-
tablisnmentS it may be truthfully said that their
stock of goods is the largest, richest, and most va
rled of any grocery store in the State. Their as
sortment of every thing used at the table or in cook
ing Is unrivalled in the country and would do cred
1t to any establishment in the city. Their facilities
are such that they can supply other country ira
ders as well AZ their home customers at the very
lowest market PRICES.
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A rather ilnterate Clergyman was preaching in n
parish, the head deacon of which rejoiced in the name
OF Varnum. After the conclusion of his sermon, he
read a notice that II meeting would be held the next
Friday evening I'd. W at n o'clock. Inexplanation
of the initials he said, "My brethren, you will see that
the meeting is to be held d. ", which | presume
means at Deacon Varnum's."
Everybody speaks in the highest terms Of MRS.
WINSL0W'S sOOTHIrG SYRUP.
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lQT O E.iIc s.

FmpAY, Aug, 6, 1883
#saess On die legea dall very few arrivals and
rlgeF before PIE cty Is recedng quite
5as
8aaixsn The Fdft Adams packet sallte Robin :
s5a. Gapt. b sross, arrived with 80 bales cotton
8 Bh3s sagaE aha ~ bbls molasses, and will leave
3 asaaI oa Saturday next, at o'clock 2. NJ.
9Be ST. louis, Cairo aud New Orleans Railroad
gSas passenger packet Gladiator Capt. KlineIelter,
arrived Fisa large cargo Of produce, part Of which
WIS as ahds tobacco. We are indebted to her eour-
Eeoas clerk alr H. A. Dorhman, for late St Ions
papars The Gladiator will leave positively at 10
O'Clock next Sunday morning.
rhec. d. u.s. arrived from Bayou Sara with
bales COTTON Is hhds sugar and II half bills molasses
The ST. Louis Republican Of the 3lst nit says:
The river here il falling steadily and toeT ANY
fapid ths rate az fall being about one men ss hoal,
n a III ha aeeeded six feet Alt the upper stratus
are stilf very high but RAINING Gus Ias the llin9is
fsvH IS falling Slowly from IN Sale 10 me NOUN,
aiia business Old that river is improving little
The following Is from the louisville Courier Of the
s0thuIts
The river was falling pretty fast yesterday, with
se4nt four leet water III the canal by the mark, IN
she evening. This makes about five feet water for
steamboats,
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t5 Orleans StIolrep sgEarket.

os FSg. oEs gs5n No 70 . Camp i street
Efs stgnaney Of thA had full sway in the money
fo4y-not only the money market, but in the gem
sga pf0auc6 Observable The calls the banks
were limited. Outside there paper offering for the
very signatures per cent is the rate but for second
auahd rate coli u per cent is exacted There
aRps considerable discrimination with buyers aud
broad range exists tckler Of buyeso paper Although
say that there great activity in commerce ia
operations cons business in the mechanic NJ
eaabndag ne TIE Of Building forth
was pntia its place to-day the corner Of Cam
and This building is 70 be completed by the
Jany nsx viii tend greatly to the impr VEN ent of
Camp street. Fl property holders will move and hay
Sesst rapavsl square block they retain many Of
the prouap paying they d. not they may force
hsaess 1c ies However as our rent ROT on Camp
streaf not foot mp nj this time do not de-
BE very oaous in forwarding improvements.
s azehenge market opened beavy this morning At some
n e banks here disposition evince4 to purchase Mt
Tie rate for checks on New York was par,
ca paint sill stand for some days Outside there We re
sales drafts At discount and good at u dis
eoaai Tire WEE soma checks New York drawn by
baas hi Georgia offered atS discount Whether sold or not,
ay, but being roana sum say S5)O0o vas rathe
than buyers willing invest at this time But
ASKED What ehacgs New York drawn by banks in
ess d5iug this OF the year II the
pas holdag Offering these checks explain their
anenia, Il would Il leye onrdoubis.
M asosn Of thirty days sight on New YORK. beag sold Mt
discount and sixty daJ ranging from ~ dis
count In efbg there were sales for Investment ossI
We qtoie exfemes from 1926 with bank drafts
Francs quiet at lS3l45l2s to 5lllI,
There asnothng IN stocks day. Railroad share
gaegaiy dull end net much wanted Jackson Railroad,
of inquired for, is held advance last
sass Ponchsrtfain Railroad is sort Of stump-tail affair."
ana iearn Of is IS for 100 paid which is
believed 40 be than worth Notwithstanding it is the
a aen Year there is disposition to invest III all
sound snd good stocks.
ON dqtss from New York to-day to the soh nit We
hass the following
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o0AsT 80 LANoURoHE.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P. a.
asssss gaEAE.In Es&S1EE NV StalE. a n

fSsY55 CDA9p PACEEET Sg1E AMER
jassaEek3 saiIle ISoblitsGiTaand tr0tu J. Orleans
Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Wiiamslori, Port
LRdaan gti all Intermediate Iandpgs h0 sAIlH ROBIN
son, Z j. Gross MASTER in place Of the BELLA DONNA,
leaves Ne@ 9rleRns every S!tday evening, ~ O'Clock,
and Bayou SAr every Wednesday, evening the
cars from WGodville.
RA clark Will be On the Legee receive freight on Tbnra
day morning.
Ra~Pacular aentign paid the receiving and landing Of
psssengess and freight ut all hours 81 Gle day night
jY2gH HOLMES 4 GLAUSs, IA TehdupitouIas at,
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

r n, -. ,,,,aostia, ,S tto
Mayor.
, rFese9 sen Mess5 Hartss0h Landry howell Gu
The 5 following ness mesa &c Wa was read
MAroR4lTT 20, Of i SET o g1aaI; ,sss
A., IIt,, a., S " ha, august 4 1857
GsosW Raa The request s # fsss I Bfai ris.sn
asioni gyS caused You to Be gogygked this evening for
e s Of R aiS mse By the @
GERARD sTlTI, Mayor
The foIIowinn resolutions adOnted nv the assistant
Board were, read twice and unanimously coneored
Resolutions rej cnF he Adjudication by the Comptroller
2lst july 1853 Of the first second third fourth ithan sixth
see2s 81 te %rSgS gna sumo 70 % aoea'c'
resolution requesting tue oSmer2 ~, to compute t5
publish the s4ae YIN e noce to fsss h9 fad revenues Of
tRe ~harF r or ie W o. l9se %'NtlS ~ Pt
om 9t t t te oata o, aSsS.nS aue , , We're
nrTe5 'IiS' S''e '''
fi utt =, - -; ,,,,,i a., - ,r,,, u a.,
Finance Committee
I,5, r, - - r.
ClTlAhN$, BASE OF hQuIsl5FAi
10 bs President Of h Foarl n lm S"s d. 1922.
@ 4 R the hQnof aam, 49fs~6 s @onhly a
Very respectfully,
E1oN 'EHr' Assistant cashier
CITIZENS, N ~ Gr or 6opIs ,I, 4 ,s,o
Report q n ctissns BARK e Iq@sa@@ e he
NsT 81 or tn 2Is o9m9n c S2a9e2t ineon
gaIance nm hand nm {b Tii9 -, L' ,s1 y95 fs
NsS'iS'o o Isl 70 'o''' g2223 % s5rs o a
fa a,S5G S@g gi2 on bonds ''sned BY s1.o
Sniai5aiity M 3 St i32
- sl85oEO M
L- =
Balance on band this dqy ,,,..,- s3sl6o 81
p,,,,,, -, t TAA f9E 5, RA {, goNp g3GF@Ns
ReceIyed from Ill To- XIII ,Taiy is5S 3ji8i q
- SI22-l- "a
Railroad Companies ....t.., l4s5l Oh
All or With Ill.," Is rss .iS submit ted 'V' II
The following communication was read
tn tI,s tr,r,rs tina o,, J9iy 5o59 1858
Board Of Aldermen
Gentlemen have the honor to inform that the fol-
yo 5 e 81 rd resolution Ct
resolution nti6rizin ,e street Commissioner Ia pnt
Office The Third nisFic for the nse Of lis Deputfes
resolution insuctng ne Comptroller place on the
P5y 9 o e F5r P@ 3%ed 10 the assistant CLERK Of the
3 Tie ameudmGpr to resolution anthorfzinp the conpoI.
Pr keeRRg Il egar one year o Shell road on Freuchmen
Respectfully, your obedtsn servant
n u t"Ar9VS' secretary pro TEN,
DoAHp OF ASSISTANT AtPEGSSGS 80,
- vac 'g Of fba BSaTd of Aldermen
Gentlemen-YGna are requested 10 concur ii lie foIi6 re-
solutions nIpDted Inv the Board of ssant i5e,a TIiT
1858 :"
TrensIrRr In gT5r u II TcFarigs2 in S s5 " ~
salary due rs Sergeant Of Police, oe - = -
resolution authorizing Surveyor to have the ocs Of
the station Second District whewashed at cost o moi
9 ~ nfF5 rerpa1ir, ,1 ,rd,aora rogtatf ~ NIL
weight Of bread No S0i6.
resolution salesiag the Surveyor 10 aye the rost Of he
tei'Ce 14 4 leP4ifeN. ~ to't MOI 70 exceed S5l
of t5nsii6s ~ 5 s,Ii Il IG Xxx a! u - ~ 'aE
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Pms 8t6Y Asehr EnHgsS bDs i9ar, 10 dc pork, 6l9s
potatoes sugar, bbls iis9s lard - ~
buinr. boxes 80 sacks eoni ~ eouss Il
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STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
r. lyg q = z sF q TNI- mr.

f. > JT s3 y \ /, f Y 4 re THI- sF
TUESDAY, at O'Clock z. NJ.
On paes u @ prassss eys Ia tSi @ ' F
qsl4e Batgn Rouge P9n Hudson, Bayog sara Red River
SeP lt4A ala Wggreuton and EisksJurg, Ef EEI TUES
iIe CAPITOL connects yicksburs with ths steamer US
And n4 usk freight Tor all landings he Hazau river
TlTRSDAY, AZ O'Clock p NJ,
N a. ,ceo @ Iipi 70 'f g
Ropaasonae PsqacrIne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou
K dizzy IT. rosapI J32nd Galt 59arTenio Wigs Ni
fnSr Pciss PCTt isp iEe Sa5fgis
Carolina Landing aQd Point WortAirgton, EVERY THURS
I5e LgaT lllQLoo1BE connects At vleEsburg with the
lN29o river as high lp rs Greenwood
wy Nh, n 2 2slg 3 III, a.4
J. 4 e9s On paf2 ct es Ss5e5 g VII eaye t9r 8o9ad
Rsd Fiy5r ndng For Adams Natcbes Watsr tI Fad
my ST. JosePh Grand CUT Warseton and TieE#burs Y
lhe steamer AhtGE VIVIAN connects at yeks.bqTg 9ih
on the Ia1o3 river us his2 up as Greenwood.
ne 500 asgstsaot sPenaa passenger packets VII eays
BUSH .Tustodty their will be promptly and faithfully
T6ese 5 will not irresponsible for any o.tsr package
eoutE money jeweary or other yGuabies unless fegsl
tFs565 aid nor Tor ay Saabs e99stea Via Il 5Jsrk
BY lle aAsassnggrs Or contained in taoif bagsaga.
C&RhohI5 HOLMES 4 CO.,
fen T.B, ss0ld, No, Ie6aapttoabss 81 s..
re 4; a4 4A.lgs mr. :
n i i E9g1E ,,5,1, 5Hs,fsS
MENT Of The nEw ORl.EA IS AND IEIPHI5
U. :. Mail Packet Company.
Ore Of I'll following rslrlass passenger steamers
New 2re,n, Memphis every WEDNESDAY, end saTUR-
Leaves every alternate WEDNESDAY.
r. w. Powell ....,.,.,...'. H Estes, master
i5aqes every alternate SAT IRBAY - master
u. W. Adalns q, IT, 5lafsIo master
Ben t'rNnA1Iin...t... j. d. Clark, MASTER
~. NJ I,gr-,r
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AYAAA -frg West Thuian-2IS te Fee 5al saelgs e5r
Ae ea5g eg9Flsleas q kegslard 5l9 Gags hFaa 81
Z e RelAges, Dbl Aeaf BY bass aay. 81 pigs mds5,
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II RsJs r. MATTHEW'S & E]f1.-oARs
S5 ~ A4E III INNINGS eyaryhing neeessaTy for
~ Building and Repairing Carriages kepf in salP
~ Les suitable for Cane Carte and Drays With Iinc6 Pini
aAo AnEs 81 no $50 aFaY5eF street. New Orleans, sui
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DRANDIEa-


ID hutaud 10 quarter pipes C0snRe, T. a. Boil5Yn Go
% eighth pipes GOgnec, laEIoudt
sc Union o the Prophet rs ia Jarrie.
House
BY GRATfAA CONN AGERE \ Co,
my24 u CgstouokaEse street
C0REGs-ro arrive per ship H g Spenrius from Cati5,
y bales CoTks 10 j each eE7la aa pere3 for sale
by GRATIAA, GuMAAGERE 4 C0,
Ee6 % CgSpmh0Wse street.
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LStuedl GERARD sTIru, Mao.


Notice is hereby given tht on FRIDAY, 18Th inst will
duaaate at my Office u l. clock NJ, the above
II q. TIfgARD ConIptraIlar
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ge3is0 at The 5ttarAtts.

FRIDAY MORNING, August a. 1858
e0FYQNs The market again very dull yesterday and
wshsard IF barely 200 haeaso Wereduce qasons us
5fblfAss7
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WEDNESDAY, August 4, 1858.
The Board met this day on convocation of the
Mayor
Present Messrs. Harrison, Landry, Howell, Ven
nard and Wiltz-5
Mr.. Witt was called to the chair.
The following message was read .....
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= IT y II y 2" . IIV y AS-IEE@ N aW
lGA5I8ssJTia steamer Anhn Perret, Capt. g. E. Lou
aiier, bui eStressly i0r tEs trade, VIII leave
above taSipg freight for Old kte SmnlSPqrt and landings
j. NJ JOHNSTON Co. Front feyes st.
--tTl4H near Gnaornhouse street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COMPFROLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, August 3d, 1858

CIV Of New ORIGINS, August ID, I658. )
No. 4l08. ]
esored That the adjudication bg the Comptroller of con
tract agreeaby 10 resolution No 400 for tie construction of
SIell.ro9d on Gayar street from Magnolia BroRd streets
TO Henry cnnn two dollars and nnetY-hte ceDtss2 %
per running looseGurity, Jnn Stewthe and the is
hereby rejected and the Comptroller Authorized ndndcAte
SAID contract to the lowest bidder after five days noce the
official Journal subject to the approval rejection of the Com
mon Cohme The work to be done in accordance with peciHca
tons on die in the Surveyors office.
lsigned1 CHAS. IT WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSiguedl j. o. NIXON
~ President Board Of Aldermen.
tsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that on TUESDAY te IOb inst
will adudeAte at my Office IL O'clock Nj tae above con
tract
nus It T. THEARD Comptroller
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Alta MIA,
NASHVILLE.

Hrhree hundred miles shorter than BY any other route.
81 Passing rongh SLAVE 3ERRfFGitY ample security
Is afforded for tho conveyance Of without
or fisk Baggage checked thtough-sue connecions-8rs
class tracks and wide comfortable Express Mali
scenery III North Alabama along the Tennessee river, md the
Lookout and Kirguia NuUnus-With their pure, heahiu
tnl nyispang bEeees and celebrated sprags-by daylight
W IrsHsa to NY York %ith lgS TING avg expense tRan
Of repas Memphis steam Packet Company New
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst, at O'Clock RI Nj
, IFsssa NJ JG nI j. II / = AND NEW ORLEANS
L6kk4sLsys5 PACKET IINE-Frdsy Packet for Memphis,
$50 aud the Bends n The splendid packet steam
Ben Franklin, Captain }. d. CReke, will receive
freight Wednesday morning the foot Of Gtiod street.
VIII leave above For freight passage apply board
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resolution e therefore plestHsea and u adoption
FSfenedl II. HUYGiIE,
Chairman Streets and Istlilgs Ggmeltitee
JOHN MONROE,
II. III NENNARD,
Chairman Streets and Landings Committee
J. MAG1ONI,
Chairman Finance Committee Bonrd Assistant Aldermen
j. MORENO, JR.,
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no 2 = 90 8 INT W
y 99 Asgas Pennington lrom Rra2os Santiago To Il
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Approved AUly j., 1893.

Soice Is hereby given thatoH THURSDAY 1911 inst viii
0dlicnsc my Office, at IL O'Clock a. hnub5ye contract
4l6 i2t 4. THHA&u. Tom ptFo Her.
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: u.
a This line connects Napoleon with packets
the Whrnnd Arkansas rivers and Memphis With superior
packets for St Louis aud for Louisville.
RS Adams Express carried regularly this line. jy2g
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President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
-Siguedi J. 70. NIXON.
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Approved July a. 1853.
4feHedl GEsARD STITH, Mayor
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FARMS AND BUILDING LOTS.
SO Building Lots j acre, with streets
Shares, amounting to
IN sHAREs, no VIII:

10, 900 Shares, amounting to 10000 do
Certificates of the abo re Shares, with b 'nds
for the immediate execution and delivery of The
Deeds,) have been enclosed in 10 900 envelopes,
exactly alike, and sealed ; which, alter being well
mixed up, have been numbered on the outside
from l to 10, 900 inclusive, so thai no one now
knows the contents Of any particular envelope.
They will be sold at SO each, without reference
to what they contain, and sent to any one making
application. Unexceptionable Titles will N all
cases be given.
The largest Farm, containing a Gold Nine, is
valued at $40, 900, and the smallest sized Build
ing Lots have been selling ut $40 eaeh. Hun
dreds have already been sold upon these terms
Whilst all stand the same chance of getting the
Farms, every purchaser is guaranteed one of these
lots at least. Every other purchaser is hound to
get one of at least double its size and value. Eve
~ fourth purchaser one of at least quadruple its
size and value. Whilst every tenth purchaser
will get a Farm ranging in value from 5000 up to
$50, 900. These Farms and Lots are sold so CHEAP
to induce settlements, a sufficient number being
reserved, the increase in the value of which viii
compensate for the present sacrifice. The ne
proceeds are to be applied to local improvements
such as Schools. Factories, Mills, &c Any mum
Der of shares can be taken by individuals-to sc
cure a Farm take at least ten Shares. The Gel
tifcates can be obtained by paying one half, an
the Deeds by paying the other half.
Eg- 20 1000 Acres of Land, in large or sma
tracts, can also be had at Private Sale, and upo
the most reasonable terms. Some of it is high
improved. Agents are wanted everywhere to Sc
these lands. Liberal inducements will be give
For full particulars, apply to E. BAUDEk,
32-I4t Port Royal, Caroline CO., V
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
/ For the Spirit Of the Age
VISIONS.

The waxing moon sends down her rays,
To aid the charms of night;
And on the village lovingly.
Rests her soft smile of light.
Yon tall church steeple seems to raise
Higher it's lofty head,
Pointing upward to the place,
Where hungry souls are fed.
A bright roy, from a far of sphere,
Comes cleaning DER my soul;
And back into oblivion's sky
The clouds Of sadness roll.
And still it shinetb, beameth on,
In pleasures day-misfortune's night;
When hopes IRE fed, and joys decayed 4;
it shineth on, that beacon light.
And often holy spirits come,
Gliding upon the tranquil ray;
Down to my cold and saddened heart,
And whispers, up, and come away:
Away to heaven, where angelic choirs
Sing round the S~avior's Throne:
Where peace, and love, andjoy abide,
And sadness is unknown.
Alvey to heaven, where calmly flowing,
The life. stream rolls its mighty tide {;
Flashing, sparkling, as DER its waves
Sweet strains of music glide.
SIMPLICIA.
Raleigh, April 10, 1853.