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Sheriff and Special Master Comm ssioner
PALMER Aus ria. PINS Att'yg. m8y5td 80
NHERIEF a. SPECIAI MASTERJS

IIIII j W DI NOIAIl NJ hIo IHh- 3
- SALE-Notice is ereby ven that BY virtue ofa plu-
es Orer OF sale lss cd fum the Court OF pleas
fCuynhoea County al the suit O john Coemgu pg inst
hTOn Baily e. al aud directed. shat offer Tor
lie ut Public Au tim at the Of the Court House.
tnn corner seneca aud Chumpnu In the City Of
Clevchnd IN sud County be 4th DIV June 1879 M
O'Clock ?. OF said Jay the following described pref
10 wit SITUATE IN the to Nnshp of Wa rensvt being
No. m the nth range townships The Conuectirut
Western Reserve in ir Sa Ohio and which also in
he COun If CuyahOgu is kuu eu by being part OF
I D. und bounded 10 lows egnuing the re of
nud unning Bed old, running south uds owned by
ieufs Libey IA East alO SUld ID 10 rods thence
4uth al ng the line TO latdC by Alsom SaAhurv
terca eust aonI sd iue TO the OF he Cleveland
nd hagun Falls PHuk Rurd, hence aitng SAID nad to
he place beginning sutp sed TO rouoin tlr pcrts
hect 10 the Clevelnnd uud hiHhUEng Raj road rum nR
mough II. Appraised st S37j.
ID. l. WIGTTMAN
Sheriff aud Spec al Master ComnissiUner.
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- NHERlFE'S SALE --l'uI suant to the
con mnud of a II vo di eypouas, issued nom
he OUT ., Common pes OF CuyahdgH Coumy, at the
uii OF Mat hl y. Nchue Bgniuht Il IL both Brown to
Ie drrcle stall offer frsale pu Auction at the
ul the Cour House corner of Seneca aud Champ
uu stoets) IN the tity Oi Cleveland In said County on
he ~ day gf June 1859 at oclok PM Of said day,
ne ullOwm described la DIS aud teuements witt Sit.
ATE ia the CITY nt eVeiaud Cuyahoea ntv aud siHIe
ono ard IS n parts Of lots Nos and 80 in he
nal plat OF he vluge OF Gle Gland ug p Al fJet
u" on The 'as,eIly line of ddle street. us suuths y
de beg sc s-2 feet IN onuth puralle with huron street.
lO ttet nuriher here rom and bounded hv an "A lev
e. feet "a wdh-s northerly limo being parallel thOre-
Sth 10 feet ~ length TO alley.
Appr,ised at Slt 90.
1Vo WrsLEv piUg ~ 70 m ~
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VUIHIIlb y % WUVV"0IVHV
76 RIVER sTREET,. ... ...4.. CLEVELAND, OHIO
U..I mANuFACTunERs or D..
Alcohoi Burning FLUID, Pure Spirits, Cologne
Spirits and Whiskies.
ALCOHOL, 76 per 55c
IS ....,.......................5sc
IS ....,.......................6tt
BURNING FLUID. -.................G
CAMPHENE, .......
RECrfFIED WHISKY ..,.............
LlNSEkD OIL".,a,...,".,., .,.... .,,.,...
LAhb OlL.....s...sss sss.sssssss sss''ss'ss'ss''
WHITE LEAD, Dry aud in Oil...........et@ sc
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D L. wIGHTMAN sheriff.
JOHN CROWEtL, Pl1s ATTY mRNbtdgr9
CHERTFF n SPEIIAL MAoTER,g

SHEhlFF a. SPEUlAL MASTER'S
~ SALt-Pursuaut to The commu d OF an rider uf
ale Issued from tue C0ur f Pleas Of Cnyahnga
county az the lutt Of Haur, Chamberlain, Pla IN VS.
OF sue n Pubic AuGuun at The door Ofthe Court House.
coih td Sc eca lnd On mplain streCtsl The Cit OF
Cleveland. In said COuny on the an DIV Of June leEq
Ocock NJ Of said day The following described lands
hu enemcuts, 10 Wiz Situate in HTotkyn township and
known as city lots Nos 81 atd ram stoue's subdi-
vlson o. ~ Of original lot No o. in OhO city. und
situated "a washing street, beiur each and
Gear an Sli et in denth together with al Tho hsredta
mvns and app neu thCreunt0 belonging hot subject
10 all streets end 'hways Lo 81 2appraised $40 Lot
- appraised al $40
d. L. WIGHTMAN,
Shorthand Special Master CUm'r.
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d. L. WTGHTMAN
Sheriff and Spec al Master Commissioner
HERRICK & BARLOW. plu 5 Att'ys M. 5id2Y3
NHERIFE'S SALE - hY Virtue of q

, wit OF Fer Fuc issued rom the Cour ul ON
non PIE OF CuyehOsa cOuuy, ut tue sHit Of James y.
lm X, Assignee = an I'll against MTs Mary Riser De-
rudant, ave e e urOu and siail Oler at pub
c auction at he door of the cunt House (C1rner s. n
ard ChDmpluln street ia tho city O Ceyelsnd in
qid county on the 10 dag Of Jqe 1859 at O'Clock, p
VI OF 'uid dHy, the olOwing described lands and ten
mehis, 10 wit Slu te Ia tue cly of CleveaHd, county
Gu uhu2r. Ohio, Hui is known Tatt Of Original ten
ere u No, l6s (nnd possibly smf u n on 1897 begin-
l2 on the Sou merry me of Euc I'd street, fty l.
astery from Ort Alley ihei Suuthery Tnlle with
he ne Of said ulle 20 Huron street theme Easery on
he N'riherly line fHuron sire fnty-isht feet thence
s0rih ry paE Wi the line OF short A 'ey to Euclid
rtet, hrne Westerly the line SUD street Juriy-
lsht ieet to the Of beginning be TIC or
Appraised at $500
m- 80 -,,--- ID l.. WtGHTAIAN. Sheriff.
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WILLIAM b. WOODS
Aprili 1859

Speaker OF the House Of Rep eseutaiiyes
MARTIN WELKER
President Of the Senate
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W W AINaen. Plds ADV 4Ni,n M sVfriH' pfd
Wiiism Hillmnn 4 SUERfFF5s SNi.E
jane. Egheft and others L, Part ton
PURSUANT TO THE COMMAND

me y, ed l,hp ,ar To- sle ut Pubic Auction ht the
luur ~ lh Nuufl House. Seusrn ana Chstuptan
trouts IN Vie city u loyelaud said County on M Nh
dav OF June 0y, ut uouck q. NJ OF SAID dav the f,l-
lowing descrbot lands pud ten meuts vii Situate In
we twushlg aod vgse Of Be fr 30 he County u Cuy-
hoga and state OF uuiU aud buuu dotcftbed ~
ciny Being be Chuir Fsctory Lot situate on oeinei
at No %, add boudied rs oi ows Beeinn ut on nenr
ne toutl eastery conner OF The hddge mill race
soWh degree west chain 81 uks fom nurhe " end
alh o laranet wall on TIC uill M thence south ~
ltAfe enst rlinus 10 The edge tf CT ln Tnker's
rtk nence nortlegsietl up lie Creek along the uoh-
yeuBe lo the soiihfrii end Iigh p1rnpet wall IN
h9 m lnenoS mulberry I'd wall sOuthsrly side Of
lu race lh,hce south 3s egrees chain q links
ivhk ut southey eug' Of mi the place OF begin
i9g With o ugt to he OF wa er from the mill Iare
suj ici 10 he giist mill aud suw min ''
Asl village lot No II Of Rob son Febsrts subd m
rtul snd original lot No 56 bounded on WI sies nv
WI Us street, slerly VILLAGE No l2 uorherL by
iluh Vt Ikels Creek Together with All Tie mnch,ne "
Appraisod AZ $500.
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Ceaal Notifre.
CHERIFFg SAI.E -pas55s., ,

SHERlFFS SALE. Pursuant 10 the
~. nggnau OF un oner ui tulo. irsucd hom ths
~ "nmoh fleat Of iuynlgu County % ihc fuNuf
fiN i4 Y. mwFani flamin, against samuel X Collins
tr sale ut pihlh' nurtlai ui hl dnof of tbe rorTt
~ isst lp1 lRe cf1orgf seneca nnd lhumplan grostt
tuo wv u NfFIWiN Do. atid luuin tho tth day ui
iuual le3'i, ul oct y 81 hfaud dsy Tho oltlviff
il wv iR " sWa lg emruts, tu wit; Suuats On The
MutNlp " NiuHu fHllf n tlu tnfo uf Ohio aud which
a.sa ihe County Coy hosa, d which s Known by
"uNi We VINO u'hb hd pnu of io o. aud ie bounded
follows 20 wit west b. walor street, south bv re he
eas by nn Hley iunlng fon Pearl street 10 centre
stttl utn North by uTrt uf said uf No q desied ~
s"n Grant, sud sfua ca tn the " age of Cturrn Walls
Apprnisod VI 500. s''''
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A G. A r D

81 , IRWIN (formeriy of Irwin a McCleIland
u. huntsville, Ala. } having become associatsI
WILL Ss ~ our business the sty of the nrn viii De
IRWIN, hcCLEII-AND A co.
Nashville ,Feb. 10, 1855.
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Stop tie Reporf

ns.urfehtiy rei'o ted that seii no Goods only
iFAie 'he same as IN any other Wholesale Ior AZ In
We city with TINS exception We sell FOR shrt M a.
or cash and short prompt pa,,er Pe-~
4N sSAs TRABUE a LrCus
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Testimony of Mr.. Edward H. Rowlcy, OF the nrm
Rowiey, Ashhurner Co. IL Nerth whsrve~,
proof Of the efficacy Of williams AHti-Ily spept
Elixir.
Pan spF,ytu. October % Issg
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Rl.O OO pENI EN-
AND
HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. r. MeGOWNS
SAE{SAPAESEELA
AND
xODxDE OF pOTASN.

DREPARED PROM FRESH RooTS-the oniy kiaa
i worthy the confidence of ftls sictsss oF she peb
IiesupsrioF all ,thers for removing lnpuEitlss
the blood or Mercury from the system, aud curing
Eruptions PiHPes Boils Sores, Rheutaasui, Neural,
ga syphils ssrnIoIa Dropsy, tiseasss Of The BACK
Liver, Kidneys, skin Bnd Head FEMALE mpiants
H.; maker tbe skn clear ana smsotb and shood De
used IN the spring and sumner Ia purify the bood
aud present siskness 81 SO boit1e.
Prepared BY u = HrGtiiS, Memphis, Tenn. .
ns- Sold IN Nfshyle b Joafs tt0orEE, hsiSs
BRoss and 10. v. bEovs, DTegpsis
nzsTl-a
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CO.eman's London Mustard.

TIIE attention of nealcrs and Consumers is partc-
u1Fly called the superior quality and low pilc-
e. Of the above Mustard, maruactgTef by Ness-s j.
J. Coman. InnIcn, now the most extensive actors
Of M1star-. in Great Britain.
FOsr different qualities manufactured, which are
packed ia kegs CiHstcgs- lin F'il and B-dii-s, ami
eirh ut-kage Is warranted f5 weight Tie T. 6, and
10 tb Tin Canisters peculiarly adaie'i tn the -"t
tlcy c1s ctuaiy cx.lIte damPDFs- ami air, titus
II SERVING the II 'vOr ~ all - strength
Imported and sale. AT whole lc, in New York.
by GARDNFR G. YVEIIN, ,2l7 Trlt"u street.
!. HORs EYS son, 81 Maiden Lane;
II. +. BLOSSOM, l33 Front str, ct.
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ASH.
fIFE ~ili p.f ths blxhest tash pfice feF To- gaed
street II. h. HAfNn 4 ca.
f.ti-S
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NtTk IN Feceipt - 6lorE 81 Gsets
w fef tke sPhiSG fKAnE. sh<h Ne seaid
eAti alss Att~stea ~ Mcrca.nts vsE IA city. Oar
Elask etaprlses essfy rararts 81 tegztka aae fzers
b1ansss. a.. kr-
Urea ear kz@s ssperseure - Ibe Fafela.se - Goss
for tAs ararket fsei s@tsaet that Ia szoFtrn~at
aha Ety = ssEck eas1ss - ssFt4s.< an n e<sA
and prasng.t the a~4ters wLa o1er inaaes@rsn
- PaFr hass - -
-hst-Ef ExANs = On :
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DY S P EP STA.

DY S P EP ST A,
A sho-n by the statements Of the Bard Of HcAii
IA of New York, caused the death % 20 persons,
Of Oil deaths, In one week and l6l deaths, by con.
sumption, induced by pyspeTsiA. As Il - a well at
sed fact that Iyspersas tho origin of the suferngs
~ n large portinn of those Who die % consumpi
becomes the duty af every such prs
lions against and remedy for nysTepslA AsEe &c
experience have place before them. and which Ia
proved 90 he enieac.0us: Of tbs charatr
" w.iiianls' Anti-Dy speptic Elixir IN CORRIDOR
which READ the following testimonials:
Testimony of Mr. Edxard II Rowlcy, OF the nrm
RoWiey, Ashburner a Co. II Nerth whaFve~,
proof Of the efficacy Of Williams Anti-IsspeIa
Elixir.
PmIApHrmA, October 20 Isao.
On. JaSES WILLIAMS.
near SRI take pleasure IN recommending YOU
Anti-TysPeptic Elixir, for the cure - ~ sTei@la-
have taken my sell for the disease, and have beer
enurely cured
EDwARD II. RowIIY
Communication John r. Penrose Esq. from Mr.
frankiin Eyre, kensinEtan.
IL ~ with great gratihCaton that testify the
aeaey Of wiihams's Anh-nysIeptie nHlr, which you
80 strongly recommended nle, Tor which
heartily thank you 70 has completely Fcstared ms
health. shnh ! shesrfslly ppeaciy aelRe~ lccge.
~ih The hope that Others may b. similarly oessHtted
FRANKLIN EYRE,
KESzSGros, Sept, Il, 1850
ocToEn 10, 1850
DR. JAMES wntiAN
Tear Srs--Hsving suffered for a bong time IRON
ei and having tried every means fer reief NitiOaf
sueeess. WIS advised 90 Gse your s'Anti- IyspefF
f1zir." II affords me much pleasure 20 inform VOC
that am entirely cured By ts use and cordially
eommena l 20 All perseEs sassFing oHaer DyspeTszs
~ SsfoRfE WOODRUFF
cornweils HAif-wAy House, Bristol Tarnpaks
Testimony Of Nr. Abpsr Eias.. M.rtss street .Asos
sixth. corrosorailye ol the sGaeasy II Williams
AEt-Ds speFtsc Elixr
DE- Jasg~ wurAms:
Tear Sir-it gives ne restpieasure % know thss
Jen are again PrSparing youT Heaicne fof TIE care
o. gapsfsat iof ulAny - my acSa-ae tAnces hsrere
az that haa e~en cured by n. AsI think that
Yab acknowledgement of tse great bcneat have
receive frotn The use sf youF msdacue, = net eats
due 10 yea, bat may be us-fai oters, nes nlzks
shich turresse o. such eNteut that my health a.
constifutlsa ssFs Fapstis silkIag unasF a. 49,
canI<ed % restrct myself u The nsost snpie foo@
and sSen Thai e1etd not dtsest . fefs teas ~
u m 3SeTtsahseztl gcner4i feeling 81 defFes
500 Raa tsaezsFleabis Sezfissss- In rs year iszs
ne%rihs freas oshrrs hsgh FvceImsnsiatee q yoef
Antty sfrftc kltxaf, igocnrce shs usfd it ~at ts
nuest hsppy easets ansrr sls luncencs languos 4hd
saArEaess gFaasat.y szassza asay, 4nd - apfctlte
ftsise.ss ~h<k essiA ErstEls Al inapssay. 1sa
sssss hsss sos sl.l<ea - - esssdssss' = tss g
cFresss, tor rsnsisssty cured ne, ~kee fA1sd
sbl4.n rslsef treas sny esiser soarss.
ssFy respectfully yesEs.
TAs..Esr.r Is seadia ssaiss "a 81 s.sA. sr ssI sss
rresr,sasr ,gksEs WILLIAMS. ND.
f4eEatst AHa flaFuaaeeel.sa
se. sessassxsa u siEsst. fksEassipAi4
efss1sss AiiLseks.s- ssxs<
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cOIIEcTI0Ss OF
Flower seeds by Mail,
FREE or POSTAGE


Drs'sts Slscf and Csosoe IaSifsss for One Do<i<r.
ISoE shs .oeensa~dstaz sS nose -hs love ths euI.
Il uFatson of nvsers. BET who resice atA dislzncs
sren ~hers shsy can Be PFucafsd. ne have ss'ecied
he osf be&ntsl A-d sllssy vsrscties each sari e-
hss passse ~ be-s groups IN the aower bor-
esr- We have bad each varlety eHs.inctty n.axksd
sith The B bsznieal and krglisA name heghi tine Of
eoSeriag, eesor - the nOser, manner % FrO~ine.
heshef sFeef or tr1iing NE xAonla Be soxn
snd efher Tanxtle bints % ilz euitvafon In ss-
teetlng thers sArietss- have been careful en-
ciaas al ~h<h afs shs bl0.aers % have insig-
nse&nt aPfeAr4soe. - Thai the cOlieefis viii
Prsss ealy tkoss sAieh aFe really shswy znd h.nd-
sosIs, .ne -eth re hei'sys vesia prove 20 ihs ca
re s1sisfArssan % any ady geutleuaan b. Night
- eispesea - osdrg theEz. Tle coliscdians su BE
sat tIss ey 80, - -iy part V NE sesay - tAs
rasstag prhess
AsssfsIssat 40. eoasziz - t~sntg chose va
rictiee u Anouaiz ..-...-.--. 81 90
= ~ 2ouaskis - tssaty eaosce va
r,~ses = b pHlAls ARd Pyrsa- 80.
nAA........s.----.-. Il W
a Nss3 esssssas u ten e1ua ans tzrl.
Fsrt4s * AnAuals and Ferea-
niah caibrs.rnlg asny sf he -
Hes aHa cAesoxsi h eulslF@-
81 Ss sssa.ass. u sss very shssiss q
vsFsrt.es, splertea .rpla iriEs
floNsrs " N. llsh PasEes.
Gsfn.sn csrnsiian and fscs- .q-
- PAX, yeTeeBas, Fraf.
1.sts FFeoeh Asfers snd
neshis helly hszss, earh q
shieh ssia a. Is eents
''i.Ifix Aifx aAsxINiiE
hhis-in "a oelisse street. <sskssis
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faeEatst kea FtaFmAsse1as9
Ne. s.sssassssath u siEssts fhzlA6sipAi.
% sale ~ aifLssksss. ssxss
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Ilew-Dork.

From yIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, S4o broadway,
New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02

Moral RESULTS OF THE REVIVAL IN IRE
LAND.-The Rev. Mr.. EIannay of Dundee,
who has been recently on a tour in Ireland,
gives the following view Of the moral effects
of the revival "The company with which
travelled drove from Coleraiac to the Giants
Causeway. We carried tracts with us. and
all along the road they were received with an
oagerness and gratitude which surprised us
the ploughman leaving his team and crossing
the field, the carrier leaping from his cart,
and the housewife bustling from her cottage
to pick up the leaflets, charged as they knew
them to be with the messages of mercy
Nor was this all Once and again as we
drove past some wagon, the driver Of which
seemed 10 be asleep, we found that he was
not asleep, but absorbed in the reading Of
the New Testament BY a stone-b breaker Oh
the way-side VIC saw a young girl with an
open Bible, reading from the pages, or ques-
tioning as 20 is meaning--that stone breaker
protested a rejoicing faith in Christ. In
door an aged dame sat with her Bible in her
lap, apparently reading, while younger wo-
man intcntly listened. In that short seven
mile drive, VIC saw more evidence Of a people
awakened, thoughtful ard anxious about
their spiritual concerns, than in corresponding
circumstances, and in similar way. we ever
saw IN all our travelling put together in our
own country And the change in the manner
and morals of Tie people, taken as a whole.
Il do not speak OF profcssed converts, we
were everywhere assured is such that only
the man who ha. lived through the change
and witnessed it with bis own eyes can with
out hesitation and questioning believe
Family worship has become general. pro-
fame swearing is not heard n heard but one
protauo word in Ireland and from some
districts iDtemporance has entirely disan-
pearcd. was told by the Rev. Mr.. Park
of Ballymoncy, ON authority which he con-
sidered reliable and decisive. that in the dis
trict of excise Of which Coleraine is the cen.
tire. comprehending radius of perhaps ten
or twelve miles. by no means dcnsely peo-
plcd, the falling off in the duty paid on spir-
its for the month was no less than 600
sterling. Markets which few weeks ago
were scenes Of reyeling are now quiet and
orderly. The 10Th Of July, day Of celcbra-
ton on which party spirit was wont to run
high, and on which not seldom blood was
shed, was consecrated by prayer meetings,
and spent with the decorum and solemnity Of
a sabbath
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! the first TO wear il. May It recall me some
times to your memory, and while reading the
| glorious names engraved thereon, let each ex-
claim, 'if France has done so much for peo-
pie who is her friend, what would she not do
for her own Independence. | propose the
health of the Army"
On account Of the fete Of the 5th, the
Emperor pardoned 1927 persons, sentenced
for various crimes, Offences and infrngements
of law, or reduced the terms Of their impris-
onmont
The Monaem states that the Emperor, hav-
ing decided on retaining for the present an
army Of fifty thousand men in Iombardy
several corps which had much distinguished
themselves in the late campaign, could not
DO represented at the cntreo Of troops.
The French harvest appears to be better
than expected. but rot so good as last year.
Wheat has declined slightly in Paris. Ac-
counts from the vineyards are for the most
part uniavorablo.
IrALY.-Garabadi has accepted the chief
command of all the forces Of Central Italy
He had arrived in Leghorn.
The Tuscan National Assembly had select.
cd Signor Coppi as its President.
Deputy Ginor proposed that the Assembly
should declare that the reign Of the dynasty
Of Lovrain was impossible in Tuscany. The
representatives, unanimously supported this
proposal, the discussion of which was refer
red to the sitting of the following day
The London Posts Paris correspondent
learns that the French Government had adj
dressed a despatch to the Great Powers, de-
claring that France will not assist the self
exiled Princes to return to their dominions
by force, nor will she permit Austria or any
other power to afford them military aid for
that purpose
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uabic presents frequently to purchasers.
Our present plan Of operations is the originate
ed five years ago by Mr g. @. Evans and is sanctioned
only by the highest Judicial authority in nearly every
State in the Union, but by the voice Of the people from
Maine to California.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02

ENARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
Il from Philadelphia by Railroad in the State Of New
Jersey Sol among the best for Agricultural purposes,
being GOO .aain soil with clay bottom The land is
large tra... led into small farms, and hundreds
from all part n the country settling and build
ing. The crop produced large and be seen grow
ing. The climate is delightful and from frosts
Terms from so 10 81 per acre payable within four
years by insialmcnt. To visit the paco--Ieave Vine
Street Wharf at Philadelphia az - A. NJ. by Railroad
for Hammnntou, address r. J. Byrpos, by letter
llamnonlou Post Office, Atlantic County, New Jersey,
See full advertisement ia another column. 5l7G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02

GILAS MAYS ESTATE.-
- The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Washington
missnncs, 20 receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF an PERSONS against the Of Sas
May late Of Waterbury in said district deceased and the
term Of six months from the llh day Of Aug 1859 being
allowed h said court 10 the creditors Of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before ms Give
notice. that we will attend 90 the duties Of appointment
at the dwelling house Of Widow Betsey May. 10 Water
bury in said district the an Tuesdays September
and January next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon,
each Of said days.
JNO. ID. SMITH
o. A. CHAMBERLAIN, ''" TO-
Waterbury, Aug 23d, A. D. 1859 $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02
Markrts.
oAMnRIpaH cArrIE MAnKET-Anr IN. lslo

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.-Aug 81. 1859
BY Telegraph 10 the Wafctpian 8 journal
AZ Market 1912 Catie9 800 Bocvcs Gi2 Stores consisting
of Working Oxen, Cows and ono, two and three years
olds. pntcrg
Beef, extra, MS q T75 WORKING Oxen a75 1855
" first quail. 62i % $50 Cows & Calves 2j 90
sec. " 57j a 600 Yearlings, Ga II
" third 80 600 Two years ods 10 %
" ordinary 1925 a 600 Three % "a
sheep and Lambs.--At Market 1910 Prices
In Lots. LOO Ia Fxtra X select o 10 n 40
REMARKs.-Ihere is a slight improyemontin the quail
ny of cattle. Not any change In the prices from last
week We heard Of sales at prices above our quota
tons. But very few old sheep at market some very
fine lambs. Prices same as last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02
'rHE HAMMoNToN FARMER

L A newspaper devoted % Literature and Agricul-
ture also setting forth fu Of the settle
mcnt Of anmontou, In New Jersey can be subscribed
for at only "a cents per anuum.
Inclose postage stimps for the amount. Address TO
Editor Of the Farmer Hamulonton r. o., Atlantic Co.,
New Jersey Those wishing cheap land Of the bestqual
y, in of the hcallhies and delightful climates
In the Union, and where crops never cut down By
osts, the terrible scourgo Of DE north, advertise
ucnt Of llamunnlln Lands. 5l!76