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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
K0RE TO 81 AD11RED TRAY TIE
RICHEST DTADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emnernra

Worn by Kings or EmPerOrs
what! why n Beautiful Head Of Hair.
DECAUsBitis the ornament God RHasef progided for all
Reader, although the may bloom ever 90
brightly in the glowing cheek, the be sparkling,
teeth be those Of pearls IL the heal is tseft Of its covering
the hair be snarled sHd shrveled hsA aid Dry STILL
Msprnked with nature VIII lose half her charms Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative II used Two three Zines week. viii
restore and permanently ALL such
he Following and judge Ths writer is the celebrated Pianist
Z6GDerg:
Da- MOOD NKw YoRK, April - 1855.
Dear S-Permt to express you the Ohligatons an
under for the entire restoration ny hair original color
about the time my arrival IN Unei rapidly
becoming bu the application Of yoar sa
tive recovered its original hue. consider Restorative
very wonderful aYenti0n. quite ehcacous veil a.
agreeable an, dear sir, yours truly,
T4AIRpRo
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From GEORGE 8. BLACKIE A. NJ NJ D, Professor Of Bot
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville, says
February, %, 1853.
"LssIs 8. ULLNkN Esq-Dsdr Sri have more than
years experience Of yeu Natural Weather Indicator have
examined its action with extreme interest Il orally
csrrec for have and foreells the weather
extreme glad add my testimony your
other friends wish establishing
and reliable instrument. yours, respectfully, &e.,
GEORGE s. BLACkIE, n. d.
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COmmEReIAL.
-na.nrllla nInrksr. unreh !.


eoFToN-Tbere was fair inquiry Cotton todsy, at full
sss bit The not large. amounting only Is7 bales
asfollows bales at 81 SIC, at SEQ &C.
II At % 90 At tee, a 1o7fc 1900 16 s5 20
at lO7O. The market il arm at the following quotations:
Infericr.. .S9ez
Ordinary to Good Ordinary <s9k
! NidsIinr g II 4 los: sslHE
Good Middiing l05k zSlOAS
T0BAcC0The Tobacco market sAsyery active day. With
sales AMOUNTING Sc hhds, follows A. Hsmsn 50
hhds AZ 4o0 4O5, 42o 25 49, $50 90 t40 AS As
AS 49, $50, $50 ass Ass, 80 80 49, ss o. SIS
SIS $780, S. 5s5 SIS o. s.I5 go. 6s5 go, ESQ., ESQ
655, SIS Geo. ass go GO 65, SIS 90 80, IS, s5
d s5 7O0 200, 100 and 75ei snd Fisher. wheless
IS hhds ais, 100 se ass 4e5 SIS, SIS ss5 IS. $780,
Sos 6Ie, rs ESQ SOL as G95, co. Is, us, 7.Q5
= IS, 7-50. 7.7O s.l5, s3s, and $50.
There is good demand at the following quotations;
Lngs sses4I
Good and Fine~,...-..--.--,-.... .--.-5 as
WILDE that xrge portion Of the Tobacco sold day
of superior qualify Tie three hhds which brought Sis.
55 $50, the product Of the farm Of Mr. E. argsby
Williamson county. They the finest specimens Tobacco
sold In this market this season.
Mr. James Mclaughlin Of Williamson county, had twelve
hogsheads sold the warehouse Of A. Hamilton day, which
brought the following prices As, 49, $50 O5s IS s70 go.
so, 6s5 6s5 SIS and The twelve weighed sO7s Bs
and brought the handsome OF 81 es2 80
PR0VIsI0Ns-Bacon very dull-,~-ksy e hog round,
and more sellers than buyers at that price.
Prime Lard also dull dealers were Offering only
IO16c, and not free buyers at that price
GRANTEES demand for Corn to day and the
market closed firm at 66e per bushei
Monetary and Commercial.
The New York EUeRing Post Of the Sta says:
The banks large moneyed establishments are Offering their
balances with freedom day, and hsVe greater
in all quarters The bulk Of the business temporary
loan is 44c, select securities With little doing per
cent.
The discount market continues to be scany supplied
ruling for short and long gilt edged paper
Con derabe activity prevails in the Land Warrant Market
and firm. The large sales to take place Kansas
and Nebraska, in June and the extensive emigration
territories which Is expected, will demand FOR
rants which must advance the value TO something
ment price.
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RICHARD o. CURRY, HMD pro

RICHARD o. CURRY, A. b. NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Mei Juspruenee, elitUr of The Nashville Moalhy
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, say:
Ma LoUIs ULLNAs, DstrSir-TLe lite plant ynu
lindrSs to send years ago. still faithfully performs
duty Weather In1icaor, ard deeates aud
sVe to the least atmospheric changes either repe1ng
onetie Hygrometre condition. That ns indicate gen
orally in advance Of the Instrumr nts.
have kept it suspended my siee, my standard
(smithsontn) Barometer and Mason HygrOnr and
ced that it n faithful in its indications
1t is truly Natural Weather Indicator end erfecy RELIABLE
regard this Microscopic plant therefore its
hVeness and its durability ahOrding cheap and reliable
means for the purposes which you app important
valuable discovery and believe that viii itself ae
use2 Years very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY
February l6 1853 Shelby Medical College, Nash vile.
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Curry Degree, Temple Of Homer No. IL, meets on the
Thursday night each month"; the Hall above
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. 7
B. W. PETTY, DIV 7. lfs-
Jy3l iy L. BENSON d. K.
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Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &C. from Rock City
MIs viii ind Order Box tho Post Office and at w. h
Co.'S warehouse where the calls four times
each day. Idec II IL BAUMAM & co.
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Only limited nambes Of tho Natural Weather Indicator
will offered for sale which be found thu following
pieces Nashville RAINS A BROWN, Public Square A.
sTkETCH, corner Onion and College streets, DEM0VILLE
CO.. Church and Cherry Streets and BY Il ROSCOE
& co, corner Of Brcsd and Market Streets
Price 81 Oo- Tie dieoyerer wiz send the Natural Wsah-
indicator BY MALL poge paid, we'll put up and secared
any person enclosing $500 money. Pull and plain
directions for regulating using accompany each Indicator.
Address LOu5e = UaALAAH, AEsns
Rh3-S C6faasA Esan
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II ? Look cut for mutations Lea PERKINS, WOr-
cestCrshire Sauce. See Advertisements JOIN DVScAH
! 4 Sous $3.50 aug2I-S
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Rock City MiIIs.-J. Z. BACKAH@ CO., PTepTS-
stors y. BAUMAN q CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price at all times for Wheat and
Corn their Mills corner and Cherry Streets Nash
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All articles sold BY the Undersigned deVeAoie al any place In
the city free Of charge When selling by the quantity their rate
ofdscount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
y E. BAUMAN & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-05

MODERN REPGNEMESTs. People do not
laugh now-O-days-thoy indulge in merry
ment. They do not wNlk--they promenade.
They never eat any food-they masticate it..
Nobody has tooth pulled Quit is extract
ed No one has his feelings hurt--they are
lacerated. Young men do not go counting
girls-they pay young ladies attention. 1t is
yulgar1to visit any one-you must only make
n call. 0Erourse you would nos think Of
going to bed--you would retire to rest. Nor
would you build a house--you would erect il.
One buys drugs at medical hall" wines OF
COMPANY" and shoea at mart" Black
ing is dispensed at ar Constitution, and meat
from "purveyor," One would imagine that
the word SHOP" had not only become con-
tnmptible, but had been discovered not to
belong to the English language. Nova
days, all the shops are warehouses" or aba,
zaarS," and you will hardly find person hav-
ing the hardihood to call himself q shop
keeper. "Workpeopls" are pemploycs," "tea
meetings arc "soirees," aud "singers" are
,'drtiSfes."
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malsly the iudireet cause Of lhe very injury
IL was wished 10 obyiate.
sd. ID Il ysTy clear from the result Of the
treatment in several Of the cases mentioned
by Prof O., that, even in cases Of protraeled
ameness, relief may BIO given With great
Promplilude by the adoption Of ample meas
ures, and the proper management Of tie feet
such as taking Oft the shoe, fomentng the
foot when slight pressure causes tho horse to
finch, geasing the hoof with huof ointment
and waiting for a sufficient growth Of horn
before again setting the shoe,
4lh, whoa iheAeet are much Injured
time 10 required for lhe growth Of lhe horn,
lamentations and poullioos are'useful ia the
early slages Of lamenessi bot if continued
too long the horn suffers. II the horn should
DO dry md very hard, olntments Of proper
eonsisleuoe, containing tor aud other suhslan.
oes, ooudae lho natural eKhalauons and favor
the maintenance VI the supple and elastic
properties Of that structure
10 these remarks " pfoE Gamgee va
would add that inasmueh 90 most shoers Of
horses arc ignorant Of tho anatomy u the
horses foot, and frequently cause lamoness
by injudie,oas pairing, cutting, rasping, &e1
the owners Of valuable horses ought 70 study
the proper modes Of shooting, and the com
mon causes Of lameness. 49, Country GeuRe-
man.
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A WoRD TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ship is the most important stage Of lie
through which mechanic he called to pass
liz is omphutically the spring season Of his
days-tho time when he is sowing the seed.
the fruits Of which no Is TO reap in after
years. II he spare no labor in It's proper cul.
turo, he is sure M obtaining an abundant
harvest, but If, in the culture of the mental
soil, he follows the example Of many In till
ing the earth, and carclessly and negigontly
does his work, like them, hc will find the
seeding time past, and his ground only bring.
ing forth weeds and briars. Lot the Young
apprentice bear in mind, when he commences
learning any business that all hopes Of sue
cess in the future are doomed to fade away
li<c the morning mist, unless hs improve the
golden season. Let him bear in wnl that
he can become master Of his business only
through the closest application and the mos
.pcrsoycring industryi and that unless he
does master il he may bid farewell to all the
visions of future prospects and success. The
apprenticeship is the foundation OF the great
mechanioal edifce, and surely If the founda-
ton of a structure be not erm, tho structure
itself crumbles and falls to the earth. Then,
young friends persevere, DO studious and at
tentive, study well all the branches of your
business, both practical and the oretical-and
when the time shall come for YOU to take an
active part in life, you will not fail to be Of
use, not only in your own particular business
but in society.
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Houaehold enron.

Mrs, Kirkland has very truly said that
woman IL never really and beautifully happy,
MIhQyt household cares, NJ to perform
house-workdp too frequently efark red de-
grading, Even where the r"-,ter, 10 obedi-
ence to the traditions Of her youth oonde-
seends 10 labor occasionally, the daughters
are frequently brought zap 10 perfect Rieuess,
take no bodily exercise except that Of walk
ing In tine weather, or riding in cushioned
earriages, Or dancing at a party. Those IN
short, who can afford servants cannot dcmean
themselves. ~ they think, by domestic la
bora, The result is, too frequently, that Va.
dies in this elass lose what little health they
started life with, becoming feeble in just
about the proportion 40 they become fashion
able. Ia this neglect Of household,cares,
American ladies stand alone. A German Ia.
dy, no matter how elevated her rank, never
(orgots that domesti labors eonduee To the
health Of mind and body alike, An English
lady, whatever may be her position in society
does not neglect the affairs Of her household,
aud even though she has hobse.kecpor, de.
votes portion Of time to this one, her true
and happiest sphere. A contrary course TO
this results in a lassiludc Of mind often ~
fatal to health, a. tie neglect Of bodily exer-
else. The wife who leaves her household
cares to her domcsties, generally pays the
penalty which has been affixed to idlcncn
since the foundation Of the world. and either
willis away from sheer cunui, or is driven IN
10 all sorts Of fashionable folIics to find en-
ployment for her mind. II household cares
were more generally attended to 10y ladies Of
family, there would be comparatively little
backbiIing, gossipping, enyousncss, aud 9th.
or kindred sins, and women IN good socic,,
would be much happier and much more truly
loycable.-spriagtield RquJliem.
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Lie GaItuonian.
Mlsoellaneoua Reoaipts.


ORAyGE sHnmT-lako the juice Of tao
or three oranges, strain IL, and sveelen Il 20
the taste. Then pour Il upon q bowl fall Of
newly fallen snow, satumling the snow with
the liquid, This IL q quick, cheap way Of
making o. nice yhcTbel 90 any one needs,
INNS NraT PupulAG.--i'aro and quarter
tart apples, and place hem In q bultered
square tins then make q batter Of three eggs
one cup Of cream, half cup sour milk, one
and half teaspoons Of saleratus and little
salt Pour tho batter over tho apples, and
bake thiny-hye minutes
10 CLAs Kp CLOVIS ~ ASy CoLon-
Take white soap and make a very thick
"lather" with sofl brush, such as gentle
men use in shaving and pat tho glove upon
the hand cover Il with the laiher and rub
Il ~ quickly Nlril elean flannel till Il is dry
ltepcat the process tiil tie glove il clean be-
Ing careful that Il Il done 20 quickly 10 not
10 saturate the hid, and they ''Sill look -
nice as nice ~ new"
FoR DWisrs SfRAlNs, &c,--Bcat white Of
egg TO a stiff roth, agd apply "n balled cot
ton, The application should at frat be re-
newed every two Or three hoursI afterwards
once every twelve hours.
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FUR GOODS

- ELECTED with great care, Judgment,
- and long experience, bought with cash. and
will he sold cheaper than can be purchAsed any
where else in the STATE, and at very much
WEIR PRICE Els,
than they h6fc Oecn for several years past
among which are Sable, southern and Stone
Martin, Lynx, Russia Squirrel, Russia and Ger
man Fitch Capes, Tippctts, Cuffs, and Muffs.-
well 10 visit my Fur Store. and examine my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Also
COON, SEAL, AFRICAN LAMB & BUFFALO
Goats, Buffalo Robes Nutra Seal and Otter
CAPS.-togcther with0 very large assortment Of
Hats Cloth and Plush Caps, Trunks, Valises,
tTSvefirfg Bags tFerItHi furnishing t3puvis
l. h. GORHAM,
at tho old place, opposite the St. Johnsburr
House.
Cash and the highes; prices paid for Shipping
Furs. .3tf
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~" Let no man deceive you in regard 10
"your mission !" DO not think that YOU were
destined to figure in the Legislative halls,
rather than figure up little talliesin grocery
store, unless such is the fact nor that you
can sing better than Lagrange and Piccolom-
mi, when your voice is pronoGneed by all of
your friends, like that of an in.
sane hippopotnmus. There's nothing like
having realizing sense of just what You arc
and just what yun can do, and then "pitch-
ing IN "a
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Conn. & Passumpsic r. r. r.
NOTICE.

'INHE following assessmGats have been laid on
all subscriptions for the purpose Of extending
the road viz--,lO per cent. on each share PAYABLE
sept lst 1857 Also, 10 per cent ON each share
payable every succeeding sixty days thereafter un-
I'll the amount OF hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid.
Payments may be made at the Bank Of Orleans
Peoples pank, Bank ofLyndon Passumpsio Bank
bradford Bank, f.. Cleveland Coventry, VT, or
Treasures Office MOI Merchants Exchange
Boston. Per order
June 1857. an,s
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" 10 now ihfffuppn ordered mat Lrnfff Leslie
DE present Receiver ~ said Essea Bank. do give
notice 10 the faid claimants a. present thor sad
elzilA f4r payment nf aid dltldgild ~ tAf Bank
~ NeWbuD, n Newbury, Vermont Un 0r before
the lot day of Juy neat BY causing o copy " THE
ordrrto be- published fnf hiX successive Wceks, a.
soon a. may be- IN The Calednuian printed II
ht JohHsbuyi VI, Hnd in the Nov York Tel,
bune, Wlniod in the cily II New York, which pab-
ieationa shall be- sufficient notice 10 such claim
ants, aud al such claims az are not presented 60
said Receiver Tor payment by the tiue aforesaid,
will be- thereafter barred ~ an claiu ~ hight N
payment rom the Hank Safety Fund.
0NeH-uder my haud ~ ht Iohnsbury, in che
County NJ Caledonia and State ~ Vermont. this
nth day u February, 1889. L. J., POLAND
2l-ll lhanrnllnI.
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STATE or TEM0NE

fsHfh tiffIilt. 49,.
in Probate Caurt holden az IuueuiurF within aut fir
said district ou The llth day ui February, 40, iAlf
rUAUNCY ttttiAdm. with thrwil ANNEXED uuhe estate
y uf Horace N faEifs tate uf Concord. u saii district
dr,ca-rd pfrsenu he nrst adunsfa0n Account tor ts
ttrurrts Mirrrurnn % a. ufdrfru that ~
irffr Z" ihe h ga, II Mach. ugNt at ts Probate uIr
~ sad lunrnhufFhs Yr examination and allow Nnu and
that a rlunrrnr b. upns hereof hY e uft cation ui
this order 600 lbr tHlrdutlu printed ~ Iuur.hurr
three hrtbH nU.lUssN t hf Tint frF NAV
apprnr auu 90 sHli Wr Hru place Nhrt SOC ,4usH ult
thVfrtu. Ll ufIrf ul tuUU HAttHsf.
JONAU HnOuKR Iuiec.
A cory if rfIuTI
JOSIAH huuukH. Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

wv the subscribers being appointed by the Probate
" Court iof me district II cablguia commssi1nrrs O.
receive examine ana adjust hi rllma and demands
efsuns agausi the estate 81 uted Hateh Barnet
ln SAID dsirrt drttaard aud thr claims the rtrIar
exhibited ln ONSET thereto, hrrrhv give notice
menlhs nom me IN DAY ~ fttwau, 4 y. 1857
are nnnW cd or the rfrdura o. present rf claims
sald commissioners fur examination and allowance and
that Wr vi meet iur that pufpusc ~ che dNrH- house
~ husauuah z Hatch va said hauer The t.h dai u
ha,h ani thr gilu do ot uuAt Juy az tsns .lstk lu
ihr forenoon, Oh rHrh uf said dHth.
WILLIAM NANkET.
si-T SAMUEL THOMPSON. l'"hN"fN'nem
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NOTICE!

FHNUE corpDtators n tho rassumpsic Saving.
Bank, are hereby notified 10 meet iu annual
mNtiug 90 the ST Juhusbuy House On So Johns,
bury, ON the sotoud "Wednesday 81 March, A. b ,
1850, on one o'clock Zoe the afternoon, f1r the pur
pose 81 choosing an necessary olccr, foT the
wear ensuing. aud 90 do. any other business prop.
cr Ia be done 40 aid meeting.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Secretary.
Feb. TO- 1850 2j27
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Horse Shooting
AND

Observation-Disclosures
rENIE subscribers would respectfully announce
20 the public that they have formed part
nership for the purpose Of carrying on the above
named business. All kinda " work done with
neu,rrss and despatch.
C, Patterson, one OF the firm. will give his prr-
sonal attention TO horses in the habit ~ cutting
or oyerrcnching or having bad feet. He thinks
from his long experience he can give general sat.
isfeeton. The Patronage ofthc public is respect
fully solicited. G, PATTERSON.
ST. s. ID. MARSTON.
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ST.lYE on YFRIIONT

The FfehHir Curt ~ thr Dftff 90 alrllii a. I'D per-
Sous igislrstel ln ~ ssl.lr 81 "a lstee hhaiiul
Aua Nllun % huafufkt minors aud hrfH ~ tHrn shat
tufks late VI UaufiNf DO said district deceased
SAMUEL u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fthH said a. pafrtts
- W hhHiiufk anu nnHu o. hhltturE. aalf
," .i Ne sli1 wants hfr aefgd ~ irr each Of an una
Nihfn hlh pafln thr ffFffan 81 tho widows dover.
tr uuegl described frAl estate o. witt ahnut Hrfrs
~ lana hlu ih bant s afgsad Hud be the piece uf
which Waa decided Dr. Aafan Ward futhr sail OUr shat
ult DECEASED 40 90. i7ii daY u MAY, so hud lea pant
u the nnWrf ufthr widow nfuHa Nhntturt aauauarilu
AIS frpsrnif 20 said Court thai lhr he uf a said uafIa
hea Essle ~ be ilui "a then Interest 90 tg puf
ffH irfuffsfli Do tNn tAftE fourth fTgfH 90 flr rIr
Wsuuth chapter fhe Cnuprd statuiri. Ard AID ryHf
'a has Waia Application ~ Hall court rNlfuhr Hui
~ The statute boz that huhtf
tlld aputtian - n 10 heard aud dsfd0d hY said court
a. hr probate unrr iu Sc InhusbufY m said district 600 TOO
18Th DAY Of hafth a %, ifaI
leu ag Wrfcgfr httru nuinrd g. appear before sHid
tuuft Ht TIE une ai place HrHil1 aud ID
cause, o. the Hrantluku ~ aid irrutr
Dated at ~ juhnshury aifrshid s 7isi day OF Tehu
arF, A. d. laa9.
fEss ASA L. FUENCU Jude II Pfatate
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Sale at Auction,

TNHE subscriber will sell at auction nm
Il Tuesday the 9Th Of March at ono O'Clock. p
NJ. az inc dwelling house Of James s. Somers in
ono zoo" work horse 10 years old one good
Young COW two tons hays | one.horyo traycrss
sled OK cart sleds, plows, barrows, and other
attlcles 700 numerous to mention, and lot of
dairy utensils, A. II. 6ANMEII
JouN II MooHr, Auctioncrr. 2J.9-.
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Best Churn vet Invented.

TIVE Davis Self. Adjusting PatcntChurn ehun'
u the quickest and easiest. and makes as much
and as good butter as the old DaEher Churn. II
works the butter milk out and the salt in with &C
ouracy and dispatch Buy one, and il It's not the
best return Il. For sale for the County OF Gale
donia at the Agricultural Ware House. by
ALIEN. LANG. A.,
ST Johnsbury. July rs. 1859 9ia
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C, & P. R. R. r, co.

NOTICE..
A IL persons that have subscribed for stock in
~ the Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers Rail
road Company ." condition that assessments
should not be called for ufcncr than once in nine
" days. or once in three -menths are hereby noti-
fed that the following assessments are laid viz:
Ten dollars - each share, payable the first day
Of January next. and ten dollars ON each share
every succeeding three months thcrcnftcruntil the
whole shall amount to nehundrcd dollars on each
share,
Payments may be made at the Treasures office
in Boston, or at the following plaocs viz:
The Peoples Dsak, Bank Of Orleans, Bank Of
Lyrdon, Passumpsic Bank; Bradford Bank, or to
+. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, VT
BY order Of the Directors
N. p. LOWERING, ire Nursr.
Boston Oct. 10, 1857 5gtf
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AenaI a06crtioemrmt6,
N OTICIC.

WHRREAs, It appears by the settlement
w o. the account ~ Tcbina Newell, esq, late
Receiver nf The EasfA Bank, that under decree
" the chanrnllaE made Dec ~, 1850, ordering o
presented and proved against said Bank, out 81
enc bank'H Safety Fund, that tho following pcrssft
we're entitled 90 the hms srf 90 their respective
names, Nhick have NOT been presented Tor paJ
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Who wants to buy a Farm 2

FHNHE subscribers wish 60 sell a small Farm,
y containing about 70 acres Of land situated
within one half mile OF West Charleston Village;
There Is on said farm good dwelling. house ana
shed, also two barns and sheds adjoining Also
one Of the best Sugar Orchrrds In Northern YER
mont. Terms OF payment made easy to the IuT'
chaser. @ IL. q j. NJ. WEEKS
Also, for sale, 25 acres Of good pasture land aa,
joining G. w. McKoy's farm In Lyndon. SAin
pasture " we'll Erurrh and watrtoi. Also Tor iAs
5000 good cedar posts. pine and spruce lnmbcI'
O. u. 4 y. NJ WEEKS.
Dee ?s. 1855
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Notice Extra.
q The Staff of Life p

IUST received, another lot Of that exoellen,
- Flour-and for sale by the barrel or bag
Warranted TO give satisfaction, or the money re-
funded A. NJ. COOK.
Railroad ST., opposite Pass. House.
Oct o. -,f