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FEE BILL
OF THE
Monroe County Medical Society.

For single visit, where but ono visit is ne.
cessary, SI 90 to So OO
For each additional visit so to OO
For visit TO distant patient, for
every mile beyond the area
OF the physicians practice 25 TO 90
N. B.-The area OF a physi-
cams practice, in the coun-
try, is considered to be 3 miles.
For each additional patient in
same family % 10 80
n. BIN cases where costly
medicines are used an addi-
tiona charge may be made
for the same.
For rising at night, so to ! 90
For visits made at night double
the above fees will be charged.
For advice in office or prescrip-
ton, % to so
For advice in Office & medicine SO to 5 90
For written instruction or advice SO to 5 90
For visit in consultation, 800 to 5 90
For each subsequent DO. 90 to q 90
For attending an ordinary case
ofparturition, 800 to 10 90
For attending complicated
case with use of instru-
ments 10 90 10 25 90
For every hour when detain-
ed over six hours 30
For reducing fracture. 5 90 to 10 90
For reducing dislocation, 5 90 to 20 90
For introducing catheter 90 to 2 90
For puncluring the bladder % 90 to SO 90
For amputation farm or leg % 90 to so 90
For amputalion of thigh or
at shoulder Joint 80 90 to 100 90
For ampulaton of finger or
toe 5 100 to 10 90
For removing stone from
bladder 100 90 to 500 90
For removing tumors, > 90 TO 90 90
For ienotomy, 10 90 to 100 90
For trephining, 20 90 to 100 90
For operation Tor cdtarct, 50 90 to 100 90
For vaccination, single case, 00I
Fer each additional case in
same family, at same time 50
For large pcrtoneal sec
ton 100 90 to 500 90
For operation for hare lip 5 90 to 50 00I
For operation for adeurisns of
the sub cavian. carotid, te-
moral and popliteal arte-
ries so 90 to 500 00I
For resection knee or elbow
JOINT 5U UO to oUO UU
For operation FOR CARES or
necrosis OF bone. 20 90 to 100 0O
For operation for Hernia % 90 to 100 90
For fstnla lachrymalis 10 90 to 30 90
Fer fi-tIla in ann, ]n 90 to 30 90
For tipping hydrocele, 90 to 10 90
For radical cure ufhydrocele 20 00 to 80 90
For tapping abdomen % to 10 20
For veEesccron 25 10 80
For all surgical cases not enumerated, the
,harge for operating is to be made with ref
erence 10 the time occupied or trouble In
,urred, and in all instances the charge for
abs quent attendance shall be the same as
n ohier cases, as above specified
FOR post mortem examination by order of
the Coroner S2G 90
For professional opinion in Court OF JUS
tice. or before an official body. SO 90
Tor chemical analysis or microscopic ex-
animation by order of the Coroner, S25 90
10 $50 90
P NJ. BUSH,
S1DENHAM WALTON,
a. REEVES JACKSON,
WILLIAM WALTON, JR.
ABR NJ LEVERING,
DAVIS D. WALTON,
T. SALLMAN,
W. II. SEIP.
Tune 9, l959-it
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that have leased un-
to Joseph Booram, of Psradi,e township.
Monroe county, Pa. at my pleasure, one
yoke of oxen. The public are cautioned
against mediling with said property.
JAMES KINTZ.
February "a, 1859.
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o. See advertisement of DIR. Sanford s
LIVER INVIGORAT OR in another column
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DR.. j. G. AVER & CO.,

WELL, MASS.
Sold in Stroudsburg by james N. Dur
ling aud Hollinshead & Detrick, and by
druggists everywhere.
June 2, ls59-ly.
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fL,-tC !. &. BALDWIN & Col
R0Ches' er, \. Y

\. B-sl 90 and rosiage stamps enclosed 10 any
aNInrIZed Agent. III boie rrUiaIng 80 pills
bv return mail For safe IN Stroud, ~ by
July /. le5c --ly J. y. DUELlAG, Agent
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WOrn by Kings or EmptrOrs.
What? Why beautiful Head of Hair.

Because 1T Is the ornament God Himself
prOuided for all our race. Reader, although
the rose may bloom ever so brightly in the
glowing cheek, the eye be ever so sparkling,
the teeth be those of pearls, if The head is be-
reft of its covering, or the hair be snGrled and
shriveled, harsh and dry, or worse still, if
sprinkled with gray, nature will loose more
than half her charms. Prot. Woods Hair
Restorative, if used two or three times a
week, will restore and permanently secure to
all such an ornament. Read the following
and Judge. The writer ofthe first is the Gel
ebrated Pianist, IhaIberg:
DIR. WooD-- New York, April 10, 1858.
Dear Sr-Permit me to express to you
the obligations am under for the entire res
toraton of my hair to its original color; "a
bout the time of my arrival in the United
States it was rapidly becoming gray, but
upon the application Of your "Hair Restora-
tve'' it soon recovered its original hue.
consider your Restorative as very wonder
ful invention, quite efficatl1us as well as a.
greeabe. | am, dear sir. yours truly,
S. THALBERG.
"Drych ar GwyIiedydct.'
Welsh Newspaper Office, l3 Nassau st. Anrl H. 1sjs.
Prof. o. J. WooD Dear Sir,-Some
month or six weeks ago | received bottle
of your Hair Restorative and gave it my
wife, who concluded TO try it on her hair, lii
tie thinking at the time that it would restore
the gray hair to its original color, but to her
as well as my surprise, after a few weeks
trial it has performed that wonderful effect
by turning all the gray hairs to dark brown,
at the same time identifying and thickenine
the hair. | strongly Recommend the above
Restorative TO all persons in want of such a
change of their hair,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. r. GlascOck & Co.

= Houses and Lots South Of Broad ST, on High ST.;
y do do on College Hill;
20 acres on Gailatin pike miles out;
lots on Market street College Hill;
so on the Lebanon pike;
4 lots in Hardin's addition;
Is acres on Indi"n creek; County,
3 story business House on Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street;
ls6 acres on Browns creek;
1000 do with good Saw Min on Marrow Bone;
l lot on Market street
house and lot ON North Cherry street;
do do q Summer street;
200 acres near Manchester Coffee county
10 lots Murfreesboro' pike, 2H miles out;
81 corner Of Jefferson street, well improved;
Zoe feet Hardin's pike, improved
Zoe do Bells addition:
AZ acres Broad street, extended, well improved;
fine residence on North College street, No. lI2;
house and lot on Summer street, South Of Ash;
l do DO "a McGavock street West Nashville.
470 acres Paradise Hill 10 miles out;
brick Store house, Whites creek pike Edgeneld:
lots corner of College and DemumbraDe streets;
do No 30, between Broad and Demumbrane.
y OF lot No los, West Nashville
houses and lots on DemumbTane street, West
Nashville;
671 feet ON summer. between Church and Union;
81 acres on Brick Church pike, "a miles cut;
lots on jackson street;
three story brick business house on College ST..
beautiful residence on the cOrDer OF Summer and
Mulberry streets;
] house and lot North College st., No. lO2:
IS acres on Mil Creek I miles out;
80 do Whites Creek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land. adjoining the above;
100 feet on Colls &c street, extended;
100 or 200 acres Sorth Of the City, ~ miles out;
$50 do do DO Is miles out;
il2 lots miles from city OF Memphis;
Various lois In Vest Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River
known as The old Stone Fort;
Several lots 10 living s addition;
lon acres on Gallatin pike, miles out;
4 do Middle Fra kim pike, 200 yards beyond
the nrst toll gate;
house aud lot, North Market street;
$50 acres Robertson county, well improved, y
mile west OF the Hopkinsvilie road;
100 feet on Humphreys ST., south Nashville, No.
5Oand 81;
33I feet summer, bottom Church and Broad :
SIS feet on Broad ST., adjoining Shelby Medical Col
lcEe,
lots on Franklin Pike, At the mouth Of Rail
road Tunnel;
Several lots IN hangs and Roberts addition, Edge
field;
house and lot corner Of Hobsou and Father
land, EiEeneld;
/ house and LOT on MeIemore, between Church
and Broad
may4-u E. r. GLAsCCCR 4 co.
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ksSule .Ngaint

MIR. LaRcOusE issres 10 Inform bis
1tl sFientss1d the IHbie generally that he has
tarnsdf fro !, ~ SorIherntour and fsready open
the fall cam agh.
Fully posted IA all'eeent mproyementln Photo
graphic iiPr atlon-rciyiDg as heretofore solely
upon ths m>rtfs Of his pictnreF and determined 20
spare no enor'so please he confidently hvtes those
who havs aev- gwen him affair trail, 10 do so.
LADIES' wiz - his present rooms the mos. eonye-
Bisntly and ~ ssssntiy located OF any in the CITY
harry strs .psner affInion seDtst-a
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Chiidren's Panacca,

Prepar ed b. tie 6refeBbuFg Company.
fhetrue worth q this extraordinary and vainsble
Medeiae never be set forth IN words, bat u can
be felt and appreciated by mothers, whose children
have been snatched from death by lis
The celebrated DR. Williams Who has devoted a
life Ga study has anAy xed this remedy and says the
GTefebeTg Children : lanacss, Is compounded with
esIee ! reference ~ the immature state % the
erves, euoa vessels, gaads aud bones ~ the chld =
body. shoaid nstflsr neglect 10 Pr,Srse herself
With this iBvsuAhse EeuIedy, sbe may chance 60 be-
hold death claim Der chidFeh and have NO eoe To
blame but heFssh. IL - ceriasu cure for all dis
eeses II chiiahand, and receives L deserves uai
srfsal aPises ssiGH. q Ma tin - fouth carolina,
that ever raw" DR.. Watts, u New York, Writes I.
" In all diseases cae<ed by teoihing q certain
Femedy.n Dr. Csssoa. % inalana, says In cases
of Group have asd II With marked suecess, also in
Measles, fever from tseting, aiarrhaa pains Tie
stomach, bowels, &c. shouid be guilty 0f great
neglect Did not mHIend Va the highest Ens. .
A9~ fniy cents per BEETLE ah TUT directions.
ALLX. MACKENZIE
mayo Agent Graf. Go.
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WE are In receipt Of aud will keep constantly on
w hand. large stick o. superior Oak and Hem.
lock Tanned sole lestheF, which offer the trade
THE lowest possible ngares.
aae T 4 G.. ANDERSON,
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Negroes! Negroes!!
JUST COME--FOR SALE!

M HAVE guss resolves hfieea q the llkelesi youHf
III GIRLS. agsa frpm 10 10 n years. Come aud 80
hem 81 No. ls Cedar street.
.srss-a q s. HAWKINS. Agsal
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DE u ID.

TTsfiF Beard of Directors Of the Nashville CONNER
Il eiai Insurance Company have thls day declared
dividend 81 rxeiVe per cent ON the whole Capita
stick Of tbs nett pr hts At the last six months
ain per cent be Applied o. the < ap Of the re
naming stock notes aud other six par ceat be
paid tae Stockholders in cash. after the 18th
Inst JAMES Wal KER,
maYS-im
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Shirts and Underwear.

yNE are reeeixins sapere assortment 81
w shirts, e ne tzlest pAleres, N4tAAied % d.
uel ana ~ Be made n sra1 rate sig e- Also etyry
VARSITY ~ seasoneoie uadeFNcar 81 six, i4se
IhFrAa ,s-sllnsre. Aerae. cpilen, Muslin, &e, &c,
for sal ~ ,. h. Nc6nL
! n4T1S-tf
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Sick Babies Wanted.

TIVE numerous deaths among young children,
: show that the powerful uindiciue usually pres
cribca Tor them Is not suited igr their weakly coud
ton. The best Eebrifuge in the World for children
from one day 10 Eve years old : the
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Notice to Shippers.

geo sss - I'll
Il t being Of the utmost importance for the proper
Il prote ton of the Track and t. keep out Of ~.
way o gravel and other trains that freight trains he
run az regular uniform rate Of speed which can only
be ACCOMPLISHED by runHir on sche,u l. time there
lore IN order that the freight trains be run on
the time laid down IN the schedule IL Is ordered tbat
after thirty days from this date freight viii be re-
oeved by the Nashville AMI Chattanooga Railroad
Company at Schedule Stations only.
+ W. COLE
Sup't Of Transportation n. y C. r. r
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

freight Steamer EASTPGKT {, -s-ss.sssz4ktz,
E. Wo0D, Master, will continue elklz<zzzEzsz-z<z--
in the abave trade d entire u1ake regular
trips be ySrcI this city and New Ort ans. The last
TORT is fast, of light draught, and ell adapted FOL
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-tf A. HAMILTON Agent.
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Sheitol's Marble Works /!
FINE. CHANDELIERS,

I WILLfHrnish Chandeliers, either for burning Gas,
OIL OF Candles, To suit any sized building Church
Hotel or Public Hall IN he city county, with all
the glass GtobesOr Shades, AS cheap they be
had from any m,rEet.
keep u good assortment OF all the small Gas FIX.
lures, with Drop Lights paper and fancy eolored
nate Burners
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Clover Seed.

IN BBIs. Cover seed just received and for sale
III By .. d. nickky.
mars3-H
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Wheel Barrows.

GAkpE : snd railroad wheel Barrows on ks.a
VI aud for sale ks ID. ID. DlckEf,
EsT2s-T ss ~ Market street.
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LIVERY STABLE.

TETM. t. WRIGHT & CO. would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville ZS-ST<
and the public generally. that they have IN
purchased the well known Livery Stable the stock
and fixtures form erly occupied by VIM j. Philips, on
Market Street. jus tbelow the Square.
We have frst-rate lots and boX-stalls to accommC-
date drOvers and all friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction in all cases.
We have large number of fine Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies to hire at all times.
The facts we do lot intend bein gsurpassed by any
Stable in the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
feb3-1y VIM. T. WRIGHT CO.
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winter Arrangement.
~ and after Monday Nov %, 1858, trains viii
~ run follows:
TIME TABLE.
hohdN1 TRAIN AFTERNOON TRAIN.
Leaves Galatin, 80 AN Leave Gallatu ! p NJ
Arrive Edgeheld, AN. Arrive EdgeGeld 2:3oP NJ.
leave . 10 " Leave $50
Arrive Gailatin ll.30 An Arrive Gaatin 7. 81.
The Train leaving Galatin al 80 A. NJ and
Edgeneld at 10 A. NJ, connects Gaatin with mail
coaches 10 and from Louisville. The train leaving
Edgeheld AT 10 A. NJ, and Gallatm al 2 NJ. con-
meets with mails coaches 10 and from Harisvlle and
Carthage. Only the morning train Will be
Sundays.
" p Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage
and each passenger VIII be allowed So his. free. A
charge VIII be made for extra baggage which must
be paid "a the conductor. Other articles than bag
gage, carried In the baggage cars, viii be charged
express freight, which must be paid 20 the Agent OF
the Express Comnany.
Passengers taxing their seats al GallaiH and EDGE
field, without purchasing tickets, will be charged 10
cents extra.
nov29 ROBT. MACLEOD. Sup't.
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Chllureu's CarrIages.

TUST received large Let Of chldrta's carriaefs.
ID ansly nnsshsd which viii be sald sewerthsn ever
I fsss - MACKENZIE 4 NrNcHrN.
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FOR SALE.

r have four good house servants for sale that are
i well qualified, ALSO good seamstress, at No.
SO Cedar Street K. j. LfLES,
apr27-tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

WE would inform sur cid customers and the pub
w he nj large that Ne have re-opeued cur Mat
STORE as above aBd Will contihoe % keep an excel
lent suppiy o choice Fresh and SAt Meats OF all knds
20 which Seinvste the attention OF Steamboaismen
a. Families.
81 feoIleii vlng In the country At any time Of
the day obtain Fresh and slf Meats also red Beef,
SEioked and Green sailed F0ngu Pigs Feet, &c. In
quantifief Ga suit.
a. Families supplied with Picked Pork Beef ane
sevs-sm l. c. COLEMAN DOYLE
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S # NE w AR T.

Which yin b. es.rsa,o the trade Of Nldd Tsans.
sec on reasonable terms-
n. n nICKEY
Jan97-tf sks o II Mari e. street
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Steam and Steamboat Work.

Steam Pipe, 'tean Valves, Cocks and other articles
Ia nd for repairing steam work
s.EAMBOAr OVERS, .ad other steam pipe
work done sifh dispatch
JAS. II. KESnRfCh
fsb24-3m 63 Cherry street
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Gas Pine and Gas Fitting.

have the very best workmeB always ready TO do
any kind Og G a. FIting Also all the machinery for
sutting and screvug Gas Pipe and wlisel any num-
Der OF feet 70 parties in the country, 10 their
neasurmcut or plans, and furnish the ton K aud
other tools 50 that they do their own work.
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Louisville and Nashville RaiIrOa,
Winter Avran-cnncnt.

~: 49, co. 80
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Rates Charged for SceOnd-Clas Tickets.

migrants will be taken upon Deck al reduce
price, and ON three ~ ten collars cheaper than b.
any other route.
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az and AFTER Monday, Nov. %, 1865, trains viii
" run follows:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-29
TIOTsECT.
NOTaTE.

On WOnday Sd day Of October, 1859.
|, as Trustee for Alex ". Hale. will sell
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
the following described real and personal
property, to wit:
One tract Of land containing one hun
drel acres more or less, on the waters Of
Spring Creek, in Franklin County, AMI
fully described in a deed Of Trust eXecu'
ted by Alex w. Hale to NJ. Hill ond ny
self on the l2th of September, lSJV' ana
registered in the Registers Office ffanS'
lin county, IN book Il, pages o. 0Hd oo'
ALSO
One other tract OF land Of 90 acres, and
! G,Iiv described in the same deed. Also,
onn NEGRO man named ANDY, Of black
compIeIion, aged about 50 years.
IIs1 a negro girl named LEONNAH,
Of black complexion, aged about eleven
years. 80,
JN0. p. HEFNER, Trustee.
Sept %. / 50
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0sasc Orange plants.

We are prepared to furnish from l to
500, 900 Of the above plants for Hedging,
in quantities to suit purchasers, or IL 900,
the number required to set a mile, for
$50, with full directions for planting,
cultivation, and pruning. This is the
cheapest and best Hedge plant that We
are acquainted with, and the large and
increasing demand for the plants is a
guarantee Of its ataptedness for the pur.
poses for which it is so highly reeommen'
ded. Orders by mail promptly eHeeu'
tel. S. w. H0UGHTON & CO.
Sept. |. Winchester, Tenn.
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81. LII
THOUSAND
u O II. H. q. &c 8
R. I VI A \ D

ADOIrT thn nm nj INV y oin.rv wo
man and bcrhn,band. with two chiiIrcn,
were cncomped near INV house. Nv her
orriGcc, The woman succeeded in s]rca'ipn
TUpEE TUOISAND DOIIAES from
mn-&1 2o5 in hank hills and n q in
ooII co,n The womon won, Inv the
name Of "Rivcrs.n ,houoh +, i ma, nrob.
allie tina, she ]rorafns ,bc s,rn pan,o in
INV ,wo corptios At Soma rloros SIN.
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Bull, " " GIeen Bra.
z%elton, certificate.
Bull, James O..
Smith, premium, 200
Subking calf, J, NJ, Russoy, pre-. | 90
J. O., Smith, certificate.
Cow, Q years and under 8. J. II, Nor.
ris, premium, Q 90
Cow, | year, and under Q. ]. II. Nor.
rls, premium, 200
Bow, Green Bra.
z%elton, certificate,
Best Bull, swecpslukc. John Mullikin,
premium, 5 90
J, o, Smith, cerlii.
cate.
Bes, Cow or Heller, Sweepstake. J. A.
Silver'oo'h, premium, 8 90
" John II. Morris, GER
l%ifc0te.
Best Mich Cow, James Sjlver'oolh, pre-
MUM, 3 90
Aged Boar, Tom Word, pre-. 3 90
F. Il. EstiII, certificate,
Sow, F. r. Estill, pre-, 2 90
Pairo o pigs, FT. Es'iII' pre- 90
Green BraArlton, certificate,
Best Pork Hog. &. Brazel,on, certificate
Jack, sucking, Jesse Rogers, Premi
um, . 90
S. J, Embrcy. rremi.
UNI, . 90
Aged Jennclt, G, r. Embrey. prcmi,
um, 4 90
J%cnnelt, 2 years and under o. Jesse Rog.
ers. Premium, 3 90
Jcnnctt,2 years and undcr 3. G. X,
Embrey, certificate.
and 9. G. K.
Emhrcy, premium, co
JenGett, suckIing-C. X. Embrcy, pre-,
MUM, 90
Mule, agcd-M. n. Matthew's, pre-,
MUM. 5 90
Mule, 2 years aud under g. Ross b,
Cowan premium, 4 90
Mule, |. and under , years. David
Lyons, premium, 3 90
Mule, J, and under . years, John N,
Bennett, certificate.
Mule, sucking. J. II. Shofncr, pre-
MUM, 90
Mule, sucking. Green Brazeiton,
certificate.
Pair of Brake Mules. S. J. Emhrcy,
premium and certificate, 5 90
Best Jennett, swcrlstake. G. r, En-
bcey, premium and ccrliA'r, 5 90
Eest mule, s]wecpStaAc. NJ. n. Mat
thews, premium, 3 90
Stallion. tgcd. l.. ioge, pre-. 10 CO
4. 5. Cotyar, certificate.
3yearS, aud under lonr,
A, S, CoIyar, premium, ) %
Stallion, 3 and under 4. Allen Cob
bic, certificate,
do. 2 and under 3. J. +. Drake.
Lincoln. premium. 4 90
SIa Ion . and under 3. A. B. Duncan
certificate.
Stallion l and under .. ]. $. Nrw
man, premium, 3 90
Stallion | AMI under .. G. r. En
brey, certificate.
Stallion, suck ing. J. W. Sy'er. pr"
MUM, 2 Oh
Stallion. Sucking. VIM. e. Taylor
certificate,
Pair year otd stations in harness
Nathan Boon, Lincoln, premium
and certificate. 5 90
Mare, aged. {. L, Embrey, pre-.
MUM, 5 90
Mare. 3 years and under 4, Wiley $.
Embrcy, premium, 1 90
Mare, 9 years and under 8. Z. Ii.
Ikard. certificate.
Mare, . and I'm Ter 8. Edward Nor
ris. premium. 3 90
Mare, . and under 3. James Wagner,
e.t~iiicat".
Mare, | and under 2. David Lyons,
premium, , 90
Mare, | and under 2. G. Il. Embrcy.
certificate.
Mare, sucking. Mrs. G. 4. Bennett.
premium. = 60
Mare, sucking. J. J. Miller, certiii'r.
horse. ". Il. Woods pr. 5 90
Saddle mare. r. B. Stron T., pr, ) 90
W. L. Taylor, certii'c.
Pair harness horses. &. NJ. Steele,
Lincoln, premium, s 90
Fajr harness horses. II. b. Strong,
Ala, cert Fl :ate.
Single harness horse. T. B. Strong,
Alo prnIpium + UD
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Land for Sale.

HN virtue Of n decree Of tie Clonccry
Court, pronounced August Term, 1850, IN
cause, JOS, Holder. admir-, &cY ct, ais.
against the heirs Of Saul +, Cover, deed,
" II, on Monday, the ID day of October,
1859, before the Courthouse doorm Wlnchcs.
ter, offer for sale TO the highest bidder, up.
on n credit of one aud two yeari, the tract of
land on which Sam'l B.. Cover, deed, seized
and possessed, The bddugs therefor to
be started at 81 per acre. Bond aud %sccuri.
~ required Of the purchaser, aud lien re.
famed upon SAID baud until the purchase mo,
ncy Is pnid. II. Il. E|rILL. c. 4 NJ.
auaIJ, 81 ~.
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LIST OF
P & f NJ j M S

Awarded by the Franklin County Az
ricuiturM anil Mechanical Society,
at its Fourth Annual Fair. hch on
the 22d and Esd Of September, 1859,
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FOR SALE,
PROPERTY
OR Gss A.T,h.

-~-E- u Nb NILS
offer for sale my Mills and eco Acre,
OF and lying three miles North Of Win.
chester, upon Elk River. Tho wntci
power is sufficient to run three Grist
Mills all the year, and the Saw Mil 8
months IN the year, The Grist Mills
are oil in good running order. Also, o
large, new, frame
DIV Filling HOUSE,
Just completed, with otter out houses
and a fine Bold Spring oil rreestonc water
near the house. Any i. erson wanting
such property would do we'll TO como and
examine, as am determined TO SELL
For further particulars call upon the un.
dersigned upon the promises.
Nor 81. II. B. HINTON.