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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
Grool Notices
State of vermont-Addtson Co. SO.

State of Vermont-Addtson Co. 30.
A. p. BEAMAN,
vs.. In Chanoery.
HIRAM RIDER, june Term, 1853
SOLOMON W. JEWETT e.
SOLOMON JEWETT.
Whereas, Arson p. Beaman, Of New Tavon.
in the County Of Addison and State of Yer
mont has filed in the office of the Clerk Of tho
Court of Chancery, in and for said County, his
bill against Hiram Rider, late Of said New Ha-
ven, and Solomon W. Jcwctt, Of Racine, Wis
%consin, setting forth in substance that the said
Rider, on the 10th day Of April, A. b 1850,
executed to said Beaman Il mortgage decd of
certain land situated in said New Haven, and
described as follows, to wit: A certain piece Of
lano and water privileges ut n place called Hea-
mans Hollow, reference for description Of raid
premises being had TO n decd from John Wilson
to Ebcn W. Judd, dated Dec. 2S, 1890. mean
ing to include the store building on said prem
ises,-conditioned for the payment Of the sum
of six hundred dollars specified in five prom
issory notes, ell dated December LIST, lS49, four
Of said notes being for one hundred dollars each,
payable respectively in one, W three and four
years from date with interest, and the other
note payable in three years from date, for two
hundred dollars, and further setting forth that
said Rider. on the ID day of July. 1865, by bis
49, u NhNN NtNC ubiI Ntb-
veyed to the said Jewett one equal undivided
half Of his interest in a certain piece Of land in
said New Haven and on Nov 6, A d. 1853, to
Solomon Jcwett, of Kansas, his entire inter-
est in said land, being the land described
in said mortgage deed to said Beaman,-and set
ting forth that said notes are due and unpaid,
aud praying that the equity of redemption Of the
said Rider and Jewetts in the premises may DO
foreclosed. And now it being made to appear that
the said Rider aud Jewctts reside without tn .
State, 50 that II subpoena cannot be served upon
them it is ordered that the said Hiram Rider.
Solomon W. Jewett and Solomon Jewett be r-
quircd to appear before the Honorable Court Of
Chancery next to be held at Middlebury, in
and for the County Of Addison, on the frat
Tuesday Of June, A. b. 1859, and make aS-
swer to said bill, and that the complainant
cause this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Middlcbury Rcgister-n
public newspaper printed at said Middlebury
tile last of which publications shall be at
least twenty days prior to said next term.
Given under my hand at hliddlctury, afore-
said, this 26th day of April, A. D. 1859.
DUGALD STEWART, Clerk.
J.. r. WRIGHT. Solicitor. 2;3w
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4 true copy from the records.
.; Attest, c. q. TILDEN, Judge.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

IRELAND rs r. WAS. AND AS IT Is -
The Rev. DR.. EDGAR, the senior mem
Der OF the Irish Delegation, delivered
nlecturc on Thursdayevcning, in New
York, before quite n large audience,
His subject was, "IreIand as it was,
and as it Is y and in treating it. he
contrasted the condition of the people
OF Ireland, say twenty years ago, with
their condition now, and showed II
wonderful improvement, morally men
tally and physically. lie stated that
in 1913 and 40 there were about
100000 of the population of lie and
in the work houses, where now there
arc less than 1900. Crime had also
decreased greatly within n llkcpcriod,
and the prosperity Of the country
which, of course, added greatly to the
comfort and happiness Of the people,
had increased in the same proportion.
Lands tina, had long lain waste were
now well titled and highly productive;
the hsh that swarmed ia her waters
were now brought TO market, and ca
ten by her peopl' the amount of live
stock, and in fact every other valus bic
production of the country, hadincreas
ed most m~aryelously, These results.
he bell, we'd, were, TO be attributed 20
the succts IS that had attended the late
efforts 10 educate lie people +; to salts.
Ty the of the evil OF whisky drink.
ing, and also to the efforts made fol
their evangeliza:ion. IN the course o
his lecture he related many anecdotes
some Of them Of a highly humorou
character, and all of them very &C
cep;able 10 the audience.
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Justice Of The Pence Conrt, DC.
andrew Woods plaintiff n.,, Oh, yo,c,
Elizabeth Franks, dert
In this cause, suit having been com.
mcnccd before the undersigned, a Justice
Of the Peace in and for said county, by
the plaintiff against the defendant, anon.
resident, by original attachment founded
on said note, and was levied upon-IOO
acres ofland, be the same, more or less,
belonging 10 said defendant, lying in
Franklin county. Tenn by Clement ArI.
edge, Deputy Sheriff, on the 18th day OF
October, instant, 1859: and was returned
before me this day with said levy. Where.
upon, it is therefore considered by me,
and so ordered hat all further proceed.
ings be stayed in this cause until the 2lSt
day of April, 1860; and it is further or.
dered by NE that publication be made
Tor four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, opaper published in the lowmo Of
Winchester, requiring the said defendant
to be aud appear before Ihos. Finch, },
T., the undersigned, at his office, in the
town Of Winchester, on said 2ISl day Of
April, I9GO-lt being q Justices Count
then and there to defend said suit, OF
Judgment final, by default, will be rem.
dcrel against her cxparte, &c. This the
18Th OF Oct, 1859.
THOS. FINCH, Seal,
J. p. for Franklin County.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

BEARS IN LIScoLs.--The Bears OF
Alabama arc making incurslons into
the State Of Lincoln. The Fayetteville
Observer says:
On Saturday, lst inst, three bears
were seen on Faris's Creek, about Is
miles cnst ofthis place, and two miles
from Elk River One was eight or
ten years old, and the other two were
"cubs,' OF about two years each
About shutdown the lahorS Of the hun"
lcrs were re wardei by the death OF
one Of the "cubs." after be had re-
cciyed three or four balls, lie weigh
ed about two hundred pounds. The
surviving animals were pcrsucd on
the following day, Sunday, 10 the
Ucighborhood OF the Gum Spring,
since when we have not heard from
them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

ISAIH IN DGEOSIIEUA SpRINGS
NJ pao.laha c,,,,rs ~, ,ho C,,u
ho,,.,d Mor,,,;n nlatoar with tho
i-m,rovomon,s and betwced aOoo and
ANN ,crcs or land wore rcccn,lv sold
no Col Job, A,mGold to p c,n,rory
of wealthy cotton and suc,r r%lontcrs
from the aIluyial lands of fine Missis.
,inni Vo Iov m. oom,onv nronosc
10 eyecu,. md opl, roo unon fine MAN
or Col Aruioll. which is Ia bnild
up a village Of SIMMER houses for the
plonters Grom fine low lands, aud also
70 enlnrgc and improye fine hotel nc.
commod,iinrs far visitors.
The company. composcd Of planters
orlargc estates in the South. propose
as a source of pleasure aud crioy-
mcnt. fine cultivation Of the VINEYARD
and orcbprd. with German. Irish, aud
Swiss luborcrs, giyin summer crop
| Of drlicious lruirs--olso. cvcry variety
| of flowers and shlubLcry. 10 ndorn
and bcou,iCy fine co,ruyc grounls,.t,
ro,l,r ,hon ,lo,u,n, ia n. rnGu.d
and cultivated l,dics Cor u,bom tine,
are dc.igncd, When ,hp nl,n smorc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

GmLS.-A daughter ShouId never
think Of getting married till she has
studied trisonomciry and engineering
enough TO give tie proper dip 10 the
needle in d~arning II stocking and the
square, plumb and level to II well
made bed. She mus, also understand
chemistry so far asto be able to take
ink spots ont Of I%innrn; thoroughly
understand the philosophy of fermrn.
tation, and the process of making good
light bread. A knowledge of these
is more valuable TO IA Western daugh.
Ter than the .jabbcr of all foreign Ian.
gragcs. the constant hammering away
on an uniuned instrument of music.
or balloon elevations from the floor OF
the ball room.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

TuEATRIcAL,--The Nashville Palfl'
OF, in its comments upon the actors at
the Gaiety in that city, thus alludes to
the character of the Moor, in Shaks'
pcaro's play orc hello. The remarks
suit our idea Of the mistake Shaks.
pcarc made, precisely, The Patriot
says: ut is only in the hands Of such
au actor ~ MuRDocu that the charac.
ter Of the Moor IN Shakspeare's trag'
cdy Of Nhelio is invested with suli
ci"ni interest 10 win any sympathy
from the audience. We should like
TO sec this play acted with the coior Of
the Moor, and all language having
reference thereto, "0mittcd by partic
ular request" This may seem to be
u reflection upon the taste ofllc great
/ dramalis., but it can't e helped, The
only mistake that Shaspcnre ever ia
make was in miXiGg up 30 pretty a
girl ~ "Drsdcmonu' must have been
IN & murkry and unnatural an affair.
OhcIlO is u brnrc and honest fellow;
bat hang il, he is 50 internally black.
Among the AnnIgHmationists Of Mas.
a~achuScttS, where soolIy hue and wool
~ hair are uO c&iiHguishrr Of love,
sentiment and romance IN the mis-.
guided heart Of fair skinned beauty,
the representative Of "OIhrllo' rcapS
an abundant harvest Of tears and
sympathy, no matter how inhumanrIy
he may saw the air, MOI how many
"damnabIc Gaccs' he may pat OIL
But here al the South, where the very
idca Of n beau iIul woman IayiShlng
her Affections AN bcslowing her band
upon al OIhcIIo. with his grim, Piu-
,onian v,sagr, and his barbaric robes
Of crimson and ijns"I, is rcpugnant to
lhr GpjnlcSt impulse o. drccncy"
N~cTIeG,--lAc man who plays At
once on the trump Of fame aud tie
horn Of a dilemma, got lis first idea
Of music OH hearing "a haycock croW
81
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Commercial.
Nashville Market,
Fromthe Nashville nbilr News.


TnuRSDAY, Oct. 20, 1859.
BAcoN.-ShouIders are worth 7aMS
Hams ~ Clear Sides 10 from wagons.
From store, packed ! cent more.
LARp,--Good Lard, 10 suitable packn.
gcS, readily commonds ~.
WnGAr,-Pdme Red sOaoOc; White,
] 90, for immediate delivery.
FLouR.-- Demand active. Extra
$3.50 pet barrel; -SnperGnc, s. 90
Extra Family Flour in bags, wholesale
81 5Oi retail 200 " 09 pounds. These
are wholesale prices, the rctalI prices adj.
vance 25 cunts per 90 pounds, and scots
per hHrrcI'
SalL-Fiuc sack is worth ] GOOl IS;
Barrel l0c. pcniushcI.
GNAss SrtD,-CIover 81 90 per bush.
Ell Timothy So %; Orchard Grass
81 %; Herds 81 % Blue Grass, clean
81 70; Stripped | 30.
Flax Sccd.-75 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27
iii pREMlUM BABiEi.

.. I.. r. A.. N,,,,I
Wv" Wv ""' way =" WV '"'
f'air al NNlcaeo. quitc II mover cefc'
mony took place in the award of pre-.
,,i,,,us Gr,mor woman u|rc.cnlcd
-, =, =,
10 VIC ''H'''''' "'>N'' WIZ" '''''
bouncing TO sin il, lrlpI"tS, AS cn'it ed
to n Dr,ntum uudrrthc class of live
.,,oL,r ,l., ,I,.o,i,ro, Nl,n,u,.
"'>" w 'I''
on, Gen ihGhnlln, ~ ms prcu.Ia y
happy sl\Ir. addressed the crow,
o.,,, Ma .,.,l enc r,llcue.
~
f'''oW ''',"T'' VI ,"' oT'''' '''','
OF A'"''''"' ,'"''S az" S'"'''I''"' ""''
r''' anu ''"&.'' we "PP'"' '''o'o Wv
On 'n's o''"',o" TO ""''' " premium" W I
ioost interesting '"'''c'''' ~" ''"'''l
con DO great "''''"' P"Po''''""' ","
no" ca" ''J 'o""'') w >" S,''r o. '"'''
,"In' ro,n >, a ,;n,r Van, sn".Io, oC
Ter having served hi, country by an adli.
ton Of eight in single numbers, concluded
his Iabors with two at a time! Hr Is
P,o"" nI''' u, ",'' "",, '",'
Ionco we h,yo ccncraIIy ~romsiLcrcJ nnr
selves somr pumyLjnS, we are %reaII, small
potatoes, compared with Mrs. OndcrS
ltpt'h, Tue l'oI'cI "I lI'oSo ','P't'S' .
'I In n,oa,ns, "", nI,",oI i,i, ryc
hcll IN the country. This s~c,Ilcs the oucs
ton. Never was there an occasion lik
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27
STATE Of Tnccnssec, Franklin 40.
C0pDiy Court Cierk's Ohce. Oct. ooh.

U
Robert Hines gard,
~. Pet. TO resign.
D. H. rizrs & VIE & Thos. J. Barnes.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe court
mat the defendant D. b. Briggs g. wifc Mar
tina T.. formerly martha L. Barnes & Thomas
J. Barnes are Ncn-residents Of the stat Of
Tennessee, so that the oTdlnasy process ofIaw
canno, be served upon them.
II is therefore, ordered by The court that
publication be made in tho ''Ilome Jonrnal."
a newspaper published in Winchester, Tenn.
for three successive weeks, requiring said,
nonresident defendants 10 make their per-
sonal appearance befcreih worsbipfnl County
Court 10 be held for said county at the Court
house in Winchester Tenn, on the first
Monday in November. next then and theac
to plead answer or demnr to complainan's
petition or the SAINT will be taken for con
fessed and set fer hearing exparic as TO the.
Il. r. SIMS, Clerk.
Oct. 10 1850.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

The editor Of SandusEy Patriot has
been presented with u fine shirt collar.
lie is waiting for some one TO give him
nshirt, so he can put the c~oIIarto some
use. At present it is a perfect super
fluffy 10 him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

3 Experience teaches IN thOt d~cIo,cy prcycuts.many 70.
males from applying rOrthc means to alleviate suffering
and save lie, That objection is 0byiatcd IN the case Of
"SIr James cIorb's Female Plus, prepared after The pro
s~cIirtiou ofsir james Clarke, PhysicIm to The Queen o.
Eu, land. oni well known to he the only sure and t0c
remedy for female d]iAicultics mdIObstuuIoDs from auy
cause" They can he sent in a bottle containing 80 pills,
post free, by enclosing SIand six postage stamps to any
agent. Sec ud advertisements
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

one Of the railroads in New York
Is said TO be tho safest in the world,
rs Inc Superintendent keeps boy.rur:
n'ng ahead Of the train to drive off
the calves and sh,ep.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

welsh Newspaper Office. ~ Nassau st., Artil 70, 1873.
PunF. o.. J. Nnom-nrir SiI.--Snmc month ur six
weeks arl received a hutil" ~ ynur Hair restorative
and rt,r Il t. NV wife, who concluded 10 Try II on her
hair, little thinking al the time that b, would restore the
rfay hair to it, OrisiHnl color, Bat 10 her as well A. my
SURPRISE, Rncr q few weeks tiil II has Performed that
wonderful eject by turning all the gray hairs tn . dark
brown, at the same time helutiyiue aud t%htohruinE the
hair. Istruugly erommeul thr above Restorative toall
rersnnsl n want VI such a charge ofthcir hair.
CHARLIE, fAPuEW,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27
For attorney General.

We are authorized to announce James
". Hughes as a candidate Tor Attorney
General in the Slh JudiNial Circuit, in
Tennessee, composed Of Coffee, Warren,
Van Bcren, Grumpy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties. Election 4lh Thursday in
May, 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27
NOTICE..

The Undersigned having been This day
by the Honorable Comfy Court of
Franklin County, Tenn, appointed Ex.
ecutor Of the last will and testament Of
John Sanders. decd,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
TO all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment thereof 10 me A.;
and all persons having claims against
said estate TO present the same within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred. Willy SANDERS,
OCtG 80. Executor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27
More 10 bc admired tnan the
~ESicglGSt bbiahGrM
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
Why Beautiful EFcad Of
pk.plr,

Iiccausc it f. the ornament God himself PROVIDED Tor
all Our race. Reader, although the rose may bloom ever
so bnght IN he GLOW IN, check, the eye be- ever so spark
linz, the teeth be- those of pearls, II the head is hrrrit Of
it, covering, ~ the hair be- suaTlcl and slriycicd, harsh
AMI dry. ~ worse siil, II sprinklcd with gay, nature
viii lisr more than halt hrT charms. PIui. NuriS Hair
Restorative, fused Two ~ three times q week, will Ir.
sture and permanently secure Ia all such IN ornament -
Read the following and iplgc. The writer OF tie fret Is
the celebrated Pianist, ~1hslhcig:
pu. Wuou:- New York, Aprl ~, iGr9
ucaI siT.-1crmii me TO express 10 y'u tue uhltsa
iinna I am uplrI ff the ruiirr restoration Of NY han tu
its nj irll ,nlrij abuUi the timr NJ my arrival IN the
lfui'rd States It vas I'ritly becoming GHy, tut Non
the arrlirrttnu Of yuGr 'llau Brsi0IatiN'" II spnn fcsuy
rtrd It's uIiriraI hue. I consider your Restorative as .
yrrv vnplrruIl invention. quite cncntiuus rs we'll as
agreeable. Lam, dear ~ iyu'S llulL,
STI1iLBE,G.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

We are authorized to nnounce II. II.
Smith a candidate for Attorney General
from this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

We are authorized TO announce Miller
Turney q candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj in this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

We are authorized TO announc JESSE
ARLEGE q candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj IN this district. Election 1850.
We ar auihorizd eto announce C.. c. Nc
KINNEY - A candidate for Attorney General
in this district. Election in 1s60.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

We are auLorizel TO r. E..
GrIrrLAsp, Of Fayetteville, a candidate
HrAiiorney General in this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27
For Sale,

Al Hunts depot. on Me Winchester
and Alabama Railroad.
About 400 pounds good side Bacon, ut ii
cents, and IL or II bushels new dried APP
pies, ot Sl,15 per bushel. Also, Irish and
Sweet Potatoes, Onions, &c. Send your or
ders. or leave them at the Home Journal
Office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

New YOfk, Jrly %. tSj1.
Poor n. T. wooD: With confidence do rceohrmepi
YOUR Hair Restorative, a. hsiur the most efhcscinns aTii
Gle ever saw. Sirte using your Hair Restorative my
hair aui whiskrts which were almost white, have sTsdu.
aly gown dsrki aui now feel c%ouifieni that = lew mOie
applications will restore 'hrm Ia iieit natural color. II
also has relieved me nfa all dapluin anil unpleasant itch.
Ing, 80 common among persons who rerrire freely.
10. kILBY.
rtnr Woop-Ahoni two yeafsarn MY hlir commenced
hiihg ohsfd iurninE nat. was ist Ircominr b4h. anil
hai unNi msuY Remedies To- ~ eject. l commenced
mlns your nesinraiiye IN Istmary lat. 4 few appiioa.
upns hsisifi ny hdt htuiY. II tean 20 On up, enw
.Nl " ,ln ue.a 20 " totmsI color. lhiack.) At this
time " - inY restored Ia IT. otirfust eplor L,st.b. 81
srrsafahee' aid deeiiallI Ietommsrsi lis Use 70 all
i'll HOE.
Tie Restorative u rut NJ In boiil,t a, g,iy.. 1870.
medium. sBl SMALL The snnii h.la. 4 : piaf. "a ,s,II.,
tr one dollar per b%stilei The medium hoiis Al isss, , 49, !
rer eeni, more IN ITopoiiiou ihan ~ suail. te,,il. ~,
two dollars PER bottle; the hffs hod. . qat d 10,
cent NOR in proportion. ani Teiaiis for g..
o.. WOOD a Co, PronIieions, 5t2 Bfosdvsy. New
yorL. lin he great n Y Wire RailiDg ssishi.kn<m,
ord ff4 Market ~. -. luis, No.
Api ,old b. 81 sod Druggists aBi Fanny Coo . Dil.T'
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TnE GREAT ENGLISH asENEDY

SlHJA%ES ,LAHHtS n.,,
e'eofo'eo rt""'e RUS.
Prepared nom a PRESCRIPTION OF |Ir J'',n'Ne' NJ D. T"'
r,nIs INVALUABLE MEplrNEIs rNFlJIJyG1 Is
L. iOec"'e oia'I those painful and dangerous disco'es'o
Mn,cn the ne 'nn n'n, oon ,i n Is ,%"I1r,,i II 9 noo,,
may be rcricj on
!, iapccii3riy suited, II will, ~ a short time, bring o"
E'ch boGld-pricc one DoIor-GScnus the Government
stamp o' treat h'''"I9' +" n5rye"t '"o"'erI'ii'
These Pms should Noror r>NEN by females dmin'
to Grnso on MrscAruIscA, nut at any, Other time n ~ NJ
sI,r a., c,.o. orvo,,on. ,,, s,i,,, 49,
racs aud lambs, Fatigue Oh stis6t c]ycrtion, Slrii, ", {
the i,S Snnn ~ mis o, e nn" Wtl,"S, tGSIe ti.ls win iect
pp "vy,niug jn"im 70 I fine ' r"'SI ~ '% inh c'''"'e'' a's'mony
Fun direction accompany each package.
s'' Agent ro' '"e United States and Cnnaag.
datoL .c. ald,ss&Co
B.-s1 Ooonl G postage sromps " "p"l".Ss' +, rny
.%n,n'rnIa fS'"l' "''''ns"ne a bottle Of " tSls by re
Forsrlc by Smith W. Hougb'on. ,pc'T at Winchester,
I gu I cy mG s,cS q p'"o'''''' I]%Sny W wOo'oaoIe Agents
...,.u...,., -.u.,rv.., g., n, ., ~, ,,,,,,-
IT. c,awo,, J. - oa,,J;Ja,. L.. -
,;on ne T,ns,oo ror F,nmII;n ,. ~,
,Lo onsnfa,, Ma,,L .i'o' ~'''' ~
~
r. Wv ''' "o''o''"o" T." a'"o""r' w.
", .'NN'r' rs " c"",U'a'c 'o' trustee
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W. Stewart is a candidate for r]e.elcc.
ton as Trustee for franklin county, at
the ensuing March election.
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H.

On Sabbath morning the 9th inst. IN or
near the C. p. Church, a Hair Bracelet with
large gold clssp-contaiDing the Miniature
ola gentleman. The finder will be liberaly
rewarded by leaving the seme at this ONCE
October, 20 1853. . u.
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N, H.-Tt 00anh e postage STAMPS cpcloS,i to pn,
authorized isrnt, will insure Il bottle OH als by rc
turn mail.
ForSllr bv Smith w. Hougb'ou. ipclf at Winchester,
and by Berry 4 nc1uvjlIc, Nashville, Wholesale Agents
or Tennessee. ICrIO B
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We are authorized to Announce w.
G. handy as a candidate for Trustee
of Franklin sounty. Election in March,
1860.
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A portion Of
which is arriving
in WinchcStor on
tho arrival Of ov
cry Train, The
undersigned hay
ing taken tue old
and well known
stand Of Wilson,
II n this place,
would state to
the citizens Of
this place and Vi
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Stfanlb0ats.
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SHIPPERS.

u SHIPPERS
p eeW OF e approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
company have, in connection with the Southern
goods Guy 10"N1' '"ei' '"'e' vi VII ouEH
ne iooWinS exceedingly low ariT has been adopted by
uaLtliore steam Packet Company. in consideration Of
through shipments from Baltimore TO odsbNros and vii
Mlngton y. @, via Portsmouth. Va -, ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-07
N = 7 ''ll177'1l1l z z Ill N M 7'77
Bail 8Oa0s.
A - FOR THE

e$sg ~ ~ - 49, i"N , LIE
lows: '-- -1S' 1891 the trains win run as fcs
Leave a. Camden Station, Baltimore-Ma Cercsr sus.
TIE WEST SoQTHWEs AND NORTH WE IARTS RC OF
l Ra+,1 80 30 $ %1T PASSENGERS
between CnmberIand and WfamGnt take the NJ train
berand and Wheeling Accommodation Tain G[ iSr Jun
Graton and Parkersburg take the o5 Il Train mn op s
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore NJ ,,sp,,
TIE EILiC0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Balt;,,o.,...,
a. u and iOP NJ, and Ellicotts Mills at 745 4 az AZ
Is,. F2 g ~, HASHLgGTQ re AFR THE SoUrn
On Sundays at 20 A. NJ only Leaves WaShR p r.
baltimore at 20 and 745 A. NJ and 20 and:5 P NJ Or
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second an
1sid trans from Baltimore and the second and third from
F c'inrct win trains on the Annapolis Road
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" = SMITH
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent oi7t
Ab a c. PHILADELPHIA,
r1TT .B8ALITIHGRE FALR8AD - y -
p, $nd after MONDAY, October i7fh Passenger trains n
Rphh9fd@eiPhia VII leave PRESbEST STREET bEP@
A. Il fF VIENNA ff& ia # 81 ss q Nj WAY MAIL lois
ON SUNDAYS at .25 P. N. only I'm tr,irs ,, MIL,
New OK Trains except Is p NJ, on Satriays i'
2+5 T. NJ stopping only at Stemmers Run Chases and
Fl From q ! PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE AxJaH
" - AM PiLUtHNS CN DELAWARE RAIL
Ky leaving in 10 l5A NJ train will connect 1t Wilmington
I ~, LFa ITO OF by ltaylng at 5 . T. ~ procure
'"NSi t5Tid1F sld f'k ao the g35 A. n train.
be- ronra 10 GooIea persons whether bond or free. n
any NnoWn to the undersigned. who n II bn ,.,- - -:
nopd TO 6ge Company before hey vii 5s tax %
PISI-of OF tie road '+
OF 95sa WM CRAwFoRp. ,p..e
Eyz-i Esa5lssass55sSI w no fItN
OFEN 70 GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' Mills
~ ana aer the 9Th Of October, the Will leave
owns VI GMn2s pms at ~ A NJ. Returning, leave
with omnibus for ResterstOn and Nancbeta connects