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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Among the many ,restoratives which nature la.
supplied to relieve Affections Of humanity there i,
no more avorite one for certain class of Diseases
than the medicinal sum" Of the Wild Cherry
Tree but however valuable it is its power to
heal to soothe to relieve and to cure, is enhanced
ten fold by scientific aud iudicious combination
with other ingredients, IN themsetve Of equal
worth. This happy minglng exists in that
coordination and a form indeed"
OF medicine known as
DR.. Wfstar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.
Whose value in curing Coughs Colds, Bronchitis
whooping Cough Group, Asthma, Pulmonary
Affection, and Incipient Consumption is inestima-
BILE.
HOME TESTIMONY
BosroN. April IS, 1852.
No. As Union St
Nix. SETH W. FowLE-Dedr sir - our nval-
nabe medicine, | car truly say, has literally
snatched me from the grave. Last July was
attacked by a sudden Cold, which resulted IN a
very severe Cough with violent Pains in the
Side and Chest. became so much reduced, that
my friends frankly told me that ] must die At
this crises, | heard of IPistdr's Bdisdm Of lPRd
CteIry and Immediately sent for bottle. The
effect produced was indeed wonderful. My ply
stefan, one of the most respectable in Boston, who
had previously told me that a cure was hopeless,
came in, and informed him what had taken.
de examined the Balsam and advised me to con
tnut the use of it, since which time have con
tinut d to improve daily; and the same physician
who had given me up, told me few days since,
that might yet live many years
Respectfully
MARY ROWE.
We can cheerfnlly testify To the truth Of the
above statement, Mr. Rove having been all in
mate ul uui lGnily.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
MARTHA BENNETT,
None genuine unless signed I BUTTS On the
wrapper
PREPARED hv Sr1u ". FuwLI y Co, Boston,
and for sale by W. T. Russell and II a. Shell
Sheldon Middlebury b. ID. Haskell, West Corn
wall f. $ Atwood, Shoreham Roscoe ana
Washbutn, new Haven J u. Needham, BRISTOL
II. o. Smith, Monkton and by dealers every
whsrc
DR.. J. lo,te.ter's Bitter, meet with great taVor
as remedies or diseases of the stomach, ana All
other diseases arising from dserdored digesti'
system. aud it. component parts being entirely
vegetable it is more safe than the ordinary pre-
psration offered to the public, while its pleasant
effect on the system renders it vastly popular
with those who rset. DR. Hostetter's reputation
is wide spread and the care with which he pre-
pares his medicine, secures it always safe and re-
liable The Bitters are most agreeable in flavor
and as It contains nothing that can impair the
health but, on the contrary, contributes to It's
preservation, tn preparation must prove highly
popular Ii is a genuine and truly valuable arti
Gle for any Of the above diseases and we sincerely
trust that orr readers may test its exc 3llencc.
Sold bv druggists everywhere.
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CASTLETON SEMINARY.

The Winter Quarter begins Nov. IA. With
beautiful and quiet location and \ superior board
OF teachers this Institution oiiers the best Of adj
vartages to young ladies who wish to pursue
thorough course either Of solid or OF ornamental
study The Musical department is under the
charge oil Professor Mietzke whose uame is wide
" known as 4 very successful teacher and &C
complished pianist. In painting and the Other
ornamental studies the highest reasonabl expec.
tations cannot fail of being realized. For partic-
ulars send for a Catalogue or address Mr. Knowl-
ton, the Principal by letter
27;9w WILLARD CHILD. Prest
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Professional Correspondence.

tOLuAbts ONO aug. = le5ss-l nave Teen ueslfR
disease or twenty years and have derived satisfaction
Joyms U medication combined"
MAScHEsTER Men Aug g, 1851 have used the Hyro
rHo5ruiTEs in my practice 9Th rerg happy s1ects--s
ZHLN.'
"AmpLEBuEy, VI. Aug o 1871 believe the HTpoPaos
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION"
"SHIPHTRpsTowE,v Va Auy Is ls59I have prescribed tn
trtct3. II L. ACCOMPLISHING woSDTIs.
Lowell O. July g isi2.-l have used in all about tory
bOt and ia but one instance have they Jailed TO benefit IN
aa ana - Tes Ten sS Sps s. ' ssd S' pa
wA) ARE now ISjoTSe COMPARATIVELY eooD HEALTH an'
have used The RE4E5i IN my own case VIZ deetaeg M
and even bymysef under the ireanSht an now ADJ,
dav, any other physician IL the county-
CHATHAM Pa, July &C. l3'9-I received the twelve bot
tes Of Churcdlls Remedy for Consumption. Il
uAs WORKED woSDREs Il EVERY CASE
C1SsvVPTIyEs, in any stage Of the Dsae should esot
insae}iaieiy to the use OF the HnoPHosrH4Es or LnI
ASp SODA. "WScHEsTERs GEsuIsE PREPARATION" IN SIN
pie sTuI) extra large bottles, chemically pure = TIA
combination proposed by Dr. Churchill "ioT general = Gnt
Is prepared according to his original ForWula.
III. ChurchiIIs Work on Consumption,
onp6sng his Report made 10 he Imperial Academy Of Mei
i IN ELVE CENTS d stamps
CAUTYON.-Iuterssed druggists Wal my 10 .ell ycv
Hlef preparations lan nine Do uvt 9uy then. A5 Geo
neNnrs of all Preparations elaiIains to Ls ths
BsPSPhosphiteEs which oontaIa ,HONt or asp
DRUG The country 10 likely 10 he flooded with
sPnrioGE preparations. ny writing to you oh,
taia information that. win pFsvcHs any dse-ptios
being PraetiSed upon YOU
PRicEs-oue Bottle, So thres Bottles 4 Conceuatee
the sole General Depot N The ul'sd tles where all or
iers should be addressed ~
J. WINCHESTER, as Jahn ST, MY.
Winchcstcr's Preparation to. -al- at tie
of .li tom
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MISCELLANEOUS Ohho VI ALL hlNDS-
NEW BOOKS OF HAND AZ soon AS Issued
Catalogues sent Free on Application.
AGENTS WANTED Everywhere.
The most liberal commission, in money or books
viii be given TO persons or associations forming
clubs for ten or more books TO be sent at one
time. Post masters, school teachers, students,
clergymen, or any private individual, male or
lected Library, without expense, by acting as
our agents, Please send :or Catalogue ana Cir
cular.
Orders from Clubs or single individuals solIc-
tied from all parts Of the country.
q. C. EVANS & CO.,
"a 2m As Cornhill, Rostou.
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PARTIAL SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches $4,000
Patent Anchor Gold Watches 5000
Ladies IS carat case Gold Watches, 5000
Ladies IS carat case Gold Watches, $500
Gent Silver Lever Watches, $500
Gents Silver Lever Watches, 1900
Cents Silver Lepine Watches, 70 90
Parlor Time Pieces, new pattern I2.OO
Paror Time Pieces from S4 90 to 10 10
Gents Gold Vest Chains, 1000 TO 500
Cents Heavy Plated Vest Chains, 90 to S 60
Ladies Gold Chains, 500 10 1900
Missea Gold Chains, 800 10 500
Ladies Gold Spring Locke;s 500 to 90
Ladies Gold Snap Locket, BOO to 600
Misses Gold Lockets 100 to 800
Ladies Lava Sets Pin &Ear Drops 10, 90 to 1900
Ladies Cameo Sets, " 800 to 1900
Ladies Gold Stone Sets, Pin and
Ear DropsD 600 to 1000
Ladies Cameo Pins, 200 to 500
Ladies Cold Stone Pins, 2.OOto 500
Ladies Flurentine Pins 2OOto 400
Gems Gold Pencils, 800 to 500
Gents Gold Pencils, with Gold Pens4 90 to 500
Ladies Gold Pencils 200 TO 300
Ladies Gold Pens, with handles 100 TO 200
Gents Cluster Pins opal centre, 800
Gents Pins stone setting, LOOT $50
Ladies and Gents Silver Pencils 75to l.50
Ladies and Gents Silver Pencils
with Gold Pens, 200
Ladies Gold Brace ets, various styles, 200 TO 200
Ladies and Misses Ribbon Pins. 100 to 200
Lanes anu Genl Gold sleeve But
tons, 100 10 =. 90
Gents Cameo aud Cold Stone studs %
Gents Engraved Studs %
Gents PLAN Studs 200
Ladies Shawl OF Ribbon Pin. 300
ladies Gold Crosses 200
Ladies Coral, Garnet, o. iUIluolse SETS 1890
Ladies and Gents Money Purse nj Pocket
Books 10
Ladiea Jet Breast Pins $50
Ladies Mosaic Breast Pins 500
Gents Cameo or Mosaic Bosom STUDS. 400
Music Boxes, from $50 10 1900
miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated.
varying IN value from 25c.s to $500
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS woElH or rue ABOVE
GIFTS.
At the lowest Wholesale price, will be distri-
buted amongst the purchasers OF every one thou
sdnd dollars lgOri of books
OUR CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.
Il too extensive for particular description, con-
tanning the most valuable works in the various
department of literature, such rs
Agricultural, Juve. lie,
Albums, Medicinal
Bibles, Of al pricos, Mechanical
Biographical, Musical,
Botanical, Works Of Fiction.
| Cookery, Poetry,
DictionEries Travels
Historical Adva4 lures.
| Humorous Odd Fellowship, eu3
Free Mascnary.
TOGETHER WIN
| MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF ALL KINDS.
NEW BOOKS OF HAND As soon AS ISSUED
Catalogues sent Free on Application.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-02
Rutland Brick and Tile Works,
GEORGE l.. MUSSEY.
RUTLAND, VERNON.

One Half Milo South OF tho Villag
The subscriber has Constants on hand drain
tile of the best quality ut the following prices
Prices for 1000 Pieces cut IA inches long.
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New Catalogues
u. 6. EVA b co.
No. 40 Oornhii, Boston.
GQEAT FALL AND WINTER SALE

Ia uddul1 10 our iomaf large mock, we haze
just purchased from the Trade Sales and No..
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Dress Goods
Silks.
Worsted Damasks & Moreens

Heavy black and colored Silks, received aud
for sale by L. VALLETTE.
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THE
RUSSIA SAEVE
VEGETABLE OINTMENT

VEGETABLE OINTMENT
has been used and ;Sd i v s9 s 20 ,l r.; ' Th
RUSSIA sA1vr orRrs nuEH3
RUSSIA sALvE CURES cANcER..
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE Eye!
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ITCH
RUSSIA sALvE CURES TELoE5.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES scALD HEAD
RUSSIA sALvE CURES EETTLE RASH
RUSSIA sALvE CURES Cuts.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES CoRSs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES scALDs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SALT RHErN
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORES.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES FLEA BITES
RUSSIA sALvE CURES wHIrIow6
RUSSIA sALyE CURES ULCERS
RUSSIA sALvE CURES WARTS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE SIrPIT'
RUSSIA sALyE CURES CITES.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES TEsrERs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES RINGwoAM
RUSSIA sALyE CURE5 scvHvY
RUSSIA sALyE CURES 3uNI0%5.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES SORE lips.
RUSSIA sALvr CUuIs ->GEOwISG NAILS.
RUSSIA sALvr CC-I- 5T.nrF 'TINos
RUSSIA $40 t'-E--
RUSSIA sa. -4l'NA
EUT-IA st-t. MITES
RUSSIA sALy! ,-.
RUSSIA sALvE crr-s +E7
RUSSIA sALyI CrIr "s>r
RUSSIA sALVE CURES 5JLL lars
RUSSIA SAVE CURES BQf-S.
RUSSIA sAIvE CUEFs TIIsH WOUNDS
RUSSIA sALyE CuRrs FILES
RUSSIA eAIyE cUEEs BRUISES.
RUSSIA CALTE CURES CHAPPED HASDs'
RUSSIA sALyE CTErs sPUAINs
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sWELLFp NOSE.
RUSSIA sALvL CrHE5 EafslPELAs.
RUSSIA sALvr CuErs LAME WRIST
ste, ut Nenou5g1 R,p,'. are iul-uty cured BY uis
EXCELLERE OENCNEST.
EVERY MOTHEE WITH CHILDREN,
and oil Heads % Families,
s-...t Eo-pu Box 10 the cupboard CT the shsl
handy 10 use iu
CASE OF ACCIDENT,
Price, 20 Cant1 per Boz,
r-t 4p l1-so metal 6aSsl, with an sngI;'ss
Which none ue genuine
..llu ts Ur,-i states end Canada by all vendsf' q
l.t.ut Medicines, Druggists, a. most Of the
country sf9rs.i ana hy
Redding & Co, PrOprietos,
10. = State street, Boston
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]. WINCHESTER, as Jahn ST., MY.

Winchcster's Preparation to. -.al- at tic
Drug Store OF Harmon $. 81 atiou. agent for
Midd ebury. 1ls
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Whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary
Affection and lncipient Consumption is inestima
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E,1'ltAY

Stray-d from the old Turnpike farm, in Ripton,
tiIr- tNn years odd lleiteis-One of dark red
culu, with q black muzzlc-one clear red colol,
aud the other light red, with white face sup
po-au to have calf her time helng out October
2j.h,l Whoever will return sGid heifers or give
information where they NAV he found, will be
suitably rewarded
THOMAS McWHlRTAR
Nhddeburv Oct. 81 1859. 2S.Sw
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DR. CHURCHILLS
I-B saz IEE74N1i.S 4SH .set
CONS u M PTIC
ENCzi ITEM a
The Cure OF Consumption,

IN the and (st period consequently
when there be uncertainty 10 the nature Of he dis
ease) be obtained IN ALL CASES by this treatment
except when tie existing Of the lungs Is Of ssf su
cient 70 produce death.
tbs REEpr has not only curative eisct hut WILL uses
wherever there exists suspicion Of the disease PREV EN1
ITS DEVELOPMENT, and thus act as PREsrHvATIvl
WITH REGARD 70 CONSUMPTION, VACCINATION DOE
WITH REGARD TO sMALL.Fox.
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u A WONDERFUL REMEDY. N
FOR A WONDERFUL AGE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills ano

-On5 DcX OF HerrlcE S
Sugar Coated Life Pills,
containing only % cents I,
viii last a family 6 months
save twenty-five dollars in
physicians bills, fifteen or
more dollars in lost time,
and not unirequently the
life of some member of the
, family, tho value OF which
cannot be estimated in dol
lars aud cents.
llorrlcE's Xiii Strength
enlng Piasters cure in five
hours pains and weakness
in breast, sides and back,
, and Rheumatic complaints
in an equally short period
Z Of time. Spread ON a beau
tiful white lamb skin
flair t1se euhiaots tho ,,.ao
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-02

In Chancery
December Term,leje
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BROAD CLOTHS-

Cashmere, Veaings and Trimming, r.'
Tugs, Shirtlngs and Sheetings, Tor sale cheap ~
CHAPMAN & BARBOt S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
Another SiekleS TRAGEDY.

On the night of the DIST nit, an
occurrence teok place about Z miles
Southwest srom Shelbyville, which
bears striking resemblance to the
recent Sickles case. The main facts
10 the case Lay be found in this brief
paragraph taken from long article
in the Shelbyyills Erp0sitor--
1t appears that man by The name
Of Allen and one by the mime Of
Handy unceremoniously met, face to
face. Allen Immediately said, clan
dy, you have eishonored my bed, =
which charge Handy bravrly pro-
nounced id lie, wherenpon, Al
len instantly plunged IA knife near
his heart, producing death in few
minutes, Handy never spoke after
being stabbed, Allen previously
entertained some suspicious as to his
wife's fidelity, and it hid been more
than once whispered III his ears. that
she and Handy had been carrying on
their private amoars for considera-
bic length of time.
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Important, if True

BANKS OF TAzEwELL AND CLAIBORNE
The Knoxville Wing says:
Information from Nashville, of an
authentic character. states that there
lis but Sl0G5. IF, Of the Bank Of
Claiborne funds in he bands Of tie
Comptroller, anl the notes are COM
ing in rapidly. There is certainly
an over issue on this Bank, and it
will turn out Ihe SINE on Taz.Well
and Tr. nton also. Ar. Morrow re-
fuses 10 take these notes at all
Others will refuse Of course. b. the
way, these we're among the first Of
the Free Banks, aud the notes are
endorsed by the States Compiroll' +.
How is this? Something wrong some
where
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

The Opposition charge the Democ-
racy with eXtravag ance in the Gov
eminent expenditures. They do
this, when it is notorious that the
Opposition members in Congress vo-
ted for almost every proposition to
expend the public money-for steam
lines, railroad grants. internal i'm
provements, agricultural college bills,
pension bills, &c. And in speech
in the Opposition Convention at
Nashville, the other day, John Bell.
one Of the great leaders, said that
"a hundred millions Of dollars per
an nam may be economically eapepdfd
an the administration Of the GOvern-
mem" So then, we may set it
down as certain, that, if the Oppo-
sition should get control of the Gov
erument, they sill squander one hun
dred millions per year, and call it
economy! That is their sum. That
is what they say they'll spend.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
Late from Europe.

The Continental news is alarming.
Austria has sent her ultimatum to
Sardinia demanding disarmament and
the disposal of volunteers. Three
days are given for rply lit is
refused war will be declared.
Eighty thousand more Austrians
have been ordered to Tacino.
Austria has rejected England's
final proposition.
The French troops are moving to-
wards Piedmont.
| England telegraphed to Vienna a
strong protest against Austria's me-
mace. Austria refused to reeonsid-
er, and has already prepared a man
ifesto TO- accompany her declaration Of
war against Piedmont.
England's proposition TO Austria
was for general disarmament and
the admission Of the Italian States
to the Peace Congress. All the
powers except Austria assented tC
this
The Paris correspondent Of tbt
| LONDON Herald says, preparations
for war are pushed forward With fe
verish rapidiiy Notwithstanding th'
profession Of willingness to disarm
The Times says ornaments con
tinue in all quarters of France
Troops are still concentrating at Ly
ons. A French army is to be col
. leeied on the Rhine frontier M
: merous cavalry regiments are march
ing.
TURKEY-The appearances of wa
have aroused fans of an instruction
The Russian a.maments at Btsa
r:.bia are confirmed.
1t is intended to assemble 100000
men III Georgia
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

that shaver to the last plough and
hoe, and to exempt the capital Of
that shaver from taxation.
Fellow citizens are we not right,
that, little and brief as is JOHN
NETHEBLANDs record, it is conclusive
to his unftness to be the Executive
of a free people, and crushing to al
the hopes of bis friends to place him
in that position Union and Amer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
Debate at GaIlalin.

The discussion between the candi-
dates for Governor at Gallatin, was
attended by very large, intelligent
and attentive audience. Col. Meth
erland opened the debate and was
listened to with that courtesy and at
tention which the people Of the good
old Democratic county Of Sumner
always extend to the candidates and
speakers of the Opposition. His
speech was, Of course, merely a Sec
ond edition of OGLE's in 1910. The
opposition having no principles, ex-
cept an ''intense" desire for the
spoils, their candidadate could not be-
expected to discuss any great nation
al issues, or meet the questions which
enter into the canvass. Col. Meth
land did his best 10 dodge these is.
sues. and if there were no great
questions before the people, ID
volving their most important rights
and interests, We might admire
bis artful shifts and subterfuges.--
Col. N. is a lawyer Of the 'Oily Gam
mou'' School, and will have plenty
Of practice in defending bis own DO.
noxious acts, and those Of his party.
! Gov. Harris leaves him, however
no means of escape. He follow,
BIN 70 bis hiding place, drags him
from bis hole, and presents before the
bar of public judgment, 'tho erimi-
nal from Hawkins county"
Gov, Harris speech vas a muster
ly and siatssmanlike exposure Of TIE
policy and position of the 0PPosi.
ton. lie showed that there was a
great party in the North threatening
the destruction Of slavery. He
showed that the Democratic party
bad always protected the Interests o
the South aud is now defending oul
rights. Col. Netherland asks you
to take your eighteen hundred mil
lions Of property from the custody oI
the Democracy, and place it in The
keeping of the Opposition. which, as
a n tional party, is entirely control
led by the Black Republican clement
AS a Soathern parry it is a feeble
faction unable and as appears fron
: the vote on the admission Of Kansas
as slave State) unwilling to defend
the rights and interests of the South
Gov. H4rris exposure Of Netherland'
: Record, his vote 10 charter the Citi
zen's Bank, by which the people have
beer robbed of their honest earnings
his vote against protecting the poor
mans horse and plow and mechanic 5
tools from execution, and other vote:
almost as odious, was whitening in the
extreme. Col. Netherlands condi
ton was truly piiiable, and both ht
and his friends felt it.
Gov. II. S speech was sound, dig
nifed and able vindicaiion of the
principles of the great party OF which
he is the representative. 1t was re
ceived with enthusiasm by the en-
tire Union f. american
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

HN FTllay. fhc ISIIs assy OF slliF.
" lSJ9-in pursuance Of decree Of the
Chancery Court of Lincoln county, pronounce
ed at the February term, 1859, in the case of
g. S. Maroon, admir-. and Others vs. sNaIeis-
sa Hedgepeth and others--I viii offer Tor sale,
to the highest bidder, upon the premises, on
credit of one and two years, TRAIT OF
LAND, lying on the waters of Martins Creek
in said county, belonging 10 the estate of Nj
caiah Hedgepesh. dec, containing about SO
acres, (For description see deed from j. W.
Watt.) Said land, or enough thereof 10 Pay
debts. will be sold,subject to the widows right
of dover therein
Bond and approved security will be re-
oured of the purchaser, and a lien retained
for the purchase money.
Z. FARQUHARSON,
May S, 1859. Clk q III.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

Hon. A. j. DoNELsoN. This distin-
guished gentleman is now in Nash
vile. We have never seen him 10
the enjoyment Of better health, OF
more sanguine of the success Of the
opposition movement.---NashriNe
Banner.
In 1856 be had confidence in
his own success, but that confidence
only served to expose the old man S
ignorance. By the way, all thoughts
o. ANDREW JACKSON donelson and
Tulip Grove had escaped our
memory. until we saw the above
announcement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

PITTSBURGH, May IA fire
caught today at noon, on board the
steamer Henry Graf, and destroyed
ten steamboats, as follows: Henry
Graf, Jennie Gray, Council Bluff
James Wood, j. III. Cowau, Potomac,
Belmont. Cremona, Commerce, and
Pamela. The heat was great and
the flames terrific.
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Sl8S,062 "a

Which leaves after tax.
ing from it The cost of
finishing the Road, as
above stated 1913 81
The Governor Of the
State has declined to de-
liver $2S,000of bonds
due on the Boiling Fork
bridge and embankment,
as alost OF the enbank.
ment is beyond high wa
ter overflow. by which
$4,000 relied upon last
year has been cut elf
| $3.50 of the stock is
now considered bad or
doubtful, and Sl,575 of
Railroad stock held by
the Company is not
| available. ALI added
together make up 35,325 OO
relied upon last year
which is now not avail /.
able, which added to
the surplus that is good
makes up S7O,S9S 90
surplus Of all kinds, or nearly so pei
Iho not,,,atn1 oOyt nj
building the Road.
The amount expended on the
Road under the present Directors
has been Of State
bonds s273,O0O 90
Cash collected from
stockholders 1863 90
In all, $4,000 90
Two years ago this Company had
been left by the old Directors hope
Iessly insolvent. with large debts
hanging over it in the shape Of deeds
Of trust, mortgages, and judgments,
without the ability to meet 10 cents
in the dollar of the debts. The
present Company have taken 1t up,
settled every debt, started the work,
pushed it to rapid completion,
meeting promptly every liability, and
now have means at command as
above shown to flush and pay for
the whole work in a few months.
The Directors take pleasure in
testifying TO the great energy and
efficiency Of all officers under them.
v. K. STEVENSON, PreSf
Winchester and Alabama r. Il. Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
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VHE undersigned has opened Es.Z---,-a
Il shop in Petersburg, and is pre-
pared to execute all Kinds of work =
in his line. whether for buildings or
grave-yards, in satisfactory manner, Il
and on terms cheaper than can be -
had In any other town. Orders respectfully
solicited and promptly filed
May SINS. ". Fl. PEACH