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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25

THyg4UNKS, VALESES and CAKEPET BAGS.
lust to an Of Trunks, valises and Carpet
Bags and VIII be sold at low rates.
febl5. ]. II. NcGILL.
SHIFT BONOFTS.
ust Received, choice lot Of B0s0ms plain and hand
% sOuey enDrore Also small supply Of Harsaes, and
f0r sale. feis. J. Il McGILL.
PATEN1 SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
ECEIYED 70 day assortment Of sr with and without
b. Cellars warranted he el made and IL better than
other style Ttey vary in price em soto IS saeby
II. McGILL-
GtHEAsT COL1AKsS,--Justt hand choice lot o. Sand
- ngard Byron Collars, and mall to String and GarrU.
ing Collars j. II. McGILL.
I'D, SILK AND CLOTH GLOVES, With and
N without lining received and for sale by
J. IT. NcGILL.
TEVRAVELINGs SE8AYVLS.--A Few shsWls on hand
and will be sold cheap. J. II. Mc5ILL-
DUCKSKIN SHIRTs.--Another small lot Of ans
4 Buckskin shirts. J. Il. McGILL.
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$50 REWARD.

an the night OF the 9ad March, PASSING up the Nashville
and Chatianuoga Railroad prisoner by
ofJAMBS STEWART caped from the while
tween LsyerFne Antioch Tbs Stewart is about 81
old, is about feet inches gh has a swrthy com
peon' hair ra dark with heavy WI weigh about
100 pounds When he escaped he hid white panama hat
brown ock coat had drawing chain left leg
tened by acuh lie his family ShelbyviIla,
ford county, Tenn ii, well acquainted with the country
Nashville aud Shelyyilie, likely be lurking between
those two places. will give t $50 10 any
who will apprehend aud said that can
get him. ". D. JOSSLING. sheriff If
mhS1-d5tWd WV McNairy county, Tenn
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The Atlanta (Ga } Lai lyeaeT gives the partieu-
iars of un ARRAY betwtea JOscpa Boad Of Macon,
Of the ssllt'y planters 10 that State, aud
N overseer named Beewn, Of DOughetty county.
Boud was shot through tae abdomea which caused
ais deah, aud Brown was skOs through the thigh.
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y
ENTILL stand again At my Stable miles OF "a
Nv Galla,in Tenn, st s - for and $50 ec-FR
FOR blood mares o MEARA get by imported /SstE
Glencoe, ofCOtilion by imported sviatsn, y ~
she out Of the imported GaOpad-. Thus will
o Mars possesses exactly the
doom, nd differs nothing from famous Reel,
sold fold $780, except that OMsara has, addition
Reels blood, the OF Old Ieviathan.
mh2j-tW2w. T. BARRY
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FARRAR & DISMUKEs,
Corner of Market ana UnIon STREETS,
NASHTTLLE, TEEE,
Near the Watson House.)

VX7E fully prepared the citizens Of Nash
w willie and surrounding country most beautiful and
stock Of
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NEW BOOKS.
JUsr EEsEIvED BY
HAGAN & NSON,
Ne. UNION STREET.

NJ. 6UNION STREET.
The Witches o. NeN York. BY Doesticis:
Major Thorp's Scsnss in arkansas
A Scamp Doctors Alvtuture5 "a South Wests
Wild Spdrts IN Ire Far Wet Rya Germau rraveierS
Judge IIaIiiburten's Yankee Stories;
Fashionabis Life BY Mary Eastman
Anecdotes Of love By Leila NoBfez;
The Arts Of Beauty. = ..
Tie Ladies MAMMAL Of Fancy snd 0rnaneniai Needle Wot
Quaint Sayings aud Dongs concerning Laher. Rev. Dr.
Morris
In and Around stImAonl By Ms. Hornhy;
Palestine, Past ana Present. vita Eibliesl, ktey and
Scientific Notes. By Rev DR.. 0shorn
Hadji in Syria. or, Three iars il JTusllem BY saFal
Barclay johnson;
me Earth and the worls: or esOlcsfO- Bible STUDENT.
Sunshine: or Kate Vnton;
The F0nr Sisters. By Mss Bremers
Father and Daughter By Miss Brener;
Mary Gensort the FOr5iaaen Marriage By Reynolds
&c &C. For sale by
HAGAN & JOHNSON.
mhl6 No. 8 tInior Str ct.
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CHARLES w. SMITH
zAs yuST RscEFFzD TEE F0LLo WIG
NEW HOOKS:
Fankei s san Jariato & she Seas q india Chm. and ia
pan. b. " u. Wood. NJ ~, z 5 y.
Wild spe=tsia the Par Wett0 exnt Csaycn Draangs
cciars. II nsiatedfrom the German.
fsriasities Of Nalur-i History ~ Bucllani,
gpis,iss Of Frerch iiistsfy- ig Mis- PAEuue-
E4ie. or Little little; a ials o. Aosyn school
Eiisls Love LIE; Move ~ ~. J. II sweat.
The afseraoon % Unmarried Life
III Laird Of NorlaW--1 Scot ISL story.
Bitter Sweets p en-, BY J. G Holland.
For sale at Al College Street mhs0.
John YOEsK & CO..
no. IS, Union street,
MISS RREsEEx's NEW WORK.
FArnn aSD DArsHrrK: BY sreka Bremen, author q The
Neqht.,rs. Mira etc. c0rplete inole - no volume.
No writer now v5n descrainx home
And horeopls ch make eodsaiths Vicar Of Wakefield
yntultr VIA, IN classes 1f misunderstanding 44fas
gss WaRElNGrnS the OAguerroutype Ninasure g Dun
game autor Of Nysseries0f Three Cities sale ~
JOHN YORK & co.
FHV4E AMERICAN ALMANAC AND BE-
posisory Ct Useful Knowledge Tor The year 1859 for sale By
mhi3 JOHN YORK & co.
INODEY,S LADIES ssOOk AND PETEls-
SlhgO JOHN YORK.
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RANGES! RANGEs.s

." A. COOPER begs respectfully to call attention Of his
friends and the public generally, that be has been APP
pointed the sole Nashville FOR =. r. HUNTS
Celebrated Cooking Range. admitted by all to be
superior anything yet o1eTel, comprising az the require
uents for pe the culinary in All its branches teing
also great econor Of fuel, and for ntaess and comfort
stands unriyalled GIVE ell and jude for yourselves.
II. A. COOPER. AreHf, Plumber, &c.
No. MsrEet Street. Nashville, Tenn
Nsnnfacturer Of Copper Tin Sheet Ir Wave. snd deal
in ali kinds OF Stoves Baths Closets, Wash bowls &C &c
mhII-d6n
LADIES' SALE.
GNRUTCHER CO. will sell this evening AZ ecOck line
Il of FANCY GOODS, expressly for the ladies.
mill.
NOTICE.
TWO No Boys ls old hire r the balance Of the
Z year. H. II HAYNES co.
mill
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AUCTION SALE OF GOCEREES.
CARTER, WILLSFORD & co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay K Co., and F. Laner.)

SEED POTATOES.
LOT choice Pink Eye AMI Nehaunock Potatoes, he sold
- by J0YNT & TREANeR,
mh2j No Al Bread
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II. b. SNOWDEN a CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dzk1EEs
Fancy Groceries, Wines, Brandies,
AND
EA YANA GIG AIRS.
And all that Pertains 10 the SuppHy %
EaEifl5c=-
No. cherry street,
UNION AND AMERICAN BUILDING,
Near the Post Office.
TETE invite the ard he public rerer.
ally 70 large stock Of Groceries, WINS Ltauos and
Havana CiSrs The system niend puuns kscpnz ID
our assaraent together sIth che perfect losses
Tor the purchase Of Geos, Wi ea buyer Induce
ments unsurpassed 81 any house "a city
Country Merchants with the Cash a thefr advsu-
age to cali and examine s0ck be PURCHASING elsei9s.
We cal prtcu attention q ocs 81 Liquors. uhich
is complete. and wrrrautei pure ulucrsiel
We are constantly receiving fresh Supplies. Al articles par-
chased are warranted, ard delivered ~ drnyise.
II. b sAOWDfN 4 Co.
1an2r-u No 4, North cherry seret
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-30

WILL He DO IT?-The Grand Jury
of Wilson county, n. c., have respect
fully presented that one Edwin D. Nor
gan of New York has recommended
Helpers Impending Crisis, which is cir
culated in their State, and that His Ex-
cellency the Governor of North Carolina
ought to demand the said Edwin D.
Morgan of the Governor of New York,
that he may be brought to trial. The
question is, will the Governor of New
York give himself Up on the requisitiou
of the Governor of North Carolina ?
The good people of Wilson comfy hat
not heard that said Edwin D. Morgan il
Governor of New York.
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c.uATr or YERMoyT.

- DISTRICT OF ORLEANS. s..
Alta PROBATE Court held At lrasouega within
and for said district on the 18th day q necen-
Der A. 2. 1859.
Na's5o Rand administrator en- she estate Of
Milo Shepard, late Of Craitsaery ia sid district
deceased. Intestate, fled 81 saic court his pesi-
t5oa in writing, praying sar ifeeaSe 10 sell the
whole Of the real estate. whereof the said de-
ceased died seized IN this stateln his said petition
describing the sarne1 and setting forth rs reasons
therefor, thar q part Of the heirs . said estate
reside without thjs ststei tHaf sald real estate
cannot be divided without great injury 70 she
PARTIES Interested: and taai sale ca the whole
thereof VIII be an advantage 70 the parties aWnng
ne same. that the proceeds thereof May be put
pnau interest CT invested 70 stocks "a ln other
real estate.
said deceased. has flied Ia saie eoart her rslin-
7u;ss-gsr.or dover thersin to the heirs 81 sae
said deceased on ceresiu conditions therein
named; and the said administrator hsviaz hgea
I'm fbs court a foresAid the eeuse0t ana approb8-
ton in writing 10 a sale q the whole OF SAID
real estate; 20 the widows re.iD4ushmeut OF
dover. and TO the terms thereof; signed ey such
/ Of the heirs as are Of lawful age, ana of tile
euardiaLs oi such as are mioTs-
THEREFORE. it is ordered by said coRr;
that public notice be gwen to all persons con-
cerned therein. 10 appear before said court, 81 3
session thereof to be held az SAID iTas0arga, oa
I the 6h dav Of January, 1850. thar they may
/ be heard in the matter apd show cause Why
( license should not be granted IS aforesaid,
i And this order shall De Pu9Ashesi ttree weeks
+ successfully 10 tae Orleans Independent Stalid-
( ard. q newspaper printed ar lrasb0rgh IN tuu
I State the las. of which publications shalt be be-
& fote THE dav assigned Tor Bearing as al3rsS re-
Given under my hand ay the Probate office %
+ lrasburch this 18Th DAY Of December, A. d. lo5s
/ 5Iw3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-30

Col. FoRNEY on THE SPEAKER
sHP.-Colonel Forney, who has
been spending a fortnight at Wash
ington, says in letter to his paper:
Sherman comes within a few
votes of being elected every day but
from present appearances he cannot
be elected, unless Messrs. Adrain,
Riggs, Clarke, J. G. Davis, Rey-
nolds, TALL of them elected by Re-
publicans) vote for him, as l think
they should do, against any Admins
tration man, and as they could do
without parting with a single one OF
their Democratic principles. Mr..
Sherman is a Republican, but be-
lieve that if he is chosen Speaker he
will be so fair to the South that he
will take much of the wind out OF
the sails of the fre-eaters. And
this is really what many Of the dis
unionists fear"
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MRS. WlnSL0W,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
a Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng which
facilitates the process of teething by softening
the gums, reducing all iHfammariou-wiH allay
all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. De
pend upon it, mothers, It viii give rest to your
selves, and relief to Your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column. 35yl
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-30

An IRISH STATION MAsTER.-Not
long ago the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad Company established flag
station at North Williamstown, and
installed a worthy native Of the
Green Isle as depot master. Pat was
duly instructed in the duties of his
Office, and among other things, that
whenever there were any passen-
gers to be taken up, a red flag should
be displayed. The next morning
the flag was waving. Ofcourse, the
train brought up.
where are your passengers,
Pat" sung out the conductor.
Sure, then there are none at all p
What the deuce did you put up
your flag for, then p
An sure, how did know but
some wun would want to get out
tell me that ?'
The conductor didn't stop to have
his laugh out then.-Pittg7eld Eagle
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr.. WIsTla.s gaLsaN O. NILD eaERRY.

This preparation IS q certaid cure Tor diseases
Of the Throat. gRd Luags, Gods, BraacAitSs.
FhoQpjag Cbash, G-ogp, Hseipieni 66assaastios',
&c. In confirmation Of the highest medical au-
thority that Sc 65asasspsioa caa Be cured hume
rous instances Of complete restoration from this
disease BY the use of Balsam can be given.
LETTER FROM ELDER q. L. GILMAN, MI
mister Of the Gospel in Vermont:
GLOVER, V, June 20, 1859
Messrs. 5. ". Fowls < CO.
Gents,-I hereby certify that have been 5rog-
bled for several years with 4 difficulty OF the
heart and lungs, and have applied 10 several
physicians for help, and have lried Elnost every
remedy Of the numerous ones which have been
recommended without receiving any assistance
but had been growing weaker and weaker, until
hearing WfstaT's Balsapz of' HIld Cherry about a
year since. ! commenced using It with Immediate
relief. Ii has not only restored my lungs 70 q
sound state but sm entirely relieved OF the dif
fculrv or disease Of the heart. have nc hesi-
tation il saying that It is the best lung medicine
before the public, and I most cheerfuliy and
copscientiouslv recommend it to ali persons suf-
tering with pulmonary complaints.
& L. GILMAN.
Dr.. FRELueH. Of Saugerties. n. Y says ht
cured Liver Complaint of four year. standing
that would no, yirl to the usual remedies.
ABRAHAM SKTLLNAN. NJ d Of BaGndbroos
y J says it IS the best medicine for Consump-
ton il every stage, thathe has ever known.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on III
wrapper.
Prepared by S. W. FOwLE & CO, Boston
and for sale by
R-W. NYE, lrasburgh; Isaac KIMBALL. Gov
entry; AVIAN HovET, Albany; SABrS ScoTI
Lowell; Buck s RICHARDSON. Westfeld; Al
KEN & SNALLEY, South Troy; v. c. GILMAN
North Troy; L. Robinson & Co, Lake Bridge
EELLEY & RoBERTs. Derby Center; T. c. But
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, We,
! Charleston; WIN. JosLrN < Sous, Barton; !
WHIrTLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers ever
/ where silva
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csmbridge Cattle Market.

CoRRKerED WEEKLY FROM THE n. E. FARMEH
WEDNESDAY, Dec II, 1859.
At aarket es7 Cattle, roo Beeves and PSI
stores consisting OF Working oxen, Cows and
CaIvss, yeariings Two and three years old
P-ces-Narket Beef-Extra S7,50a775; LIST
1nsstv, S0o0a7 90; % quality. S5,75au,0o; 30
an ity, S4.QOa0,00. ordinary, s.. 00ao,o0.
Working Uxen-S75al5O.
Cows and Calves-S25s6Q.
YearliugS-S0s00.
Two Years Oh-SI7a2I.
Three Years 0Id-S23s2s.
Sheen and lambs-50s0 AT market. Extra,
-. 50a7 90 By lot S150a2.o0.
SDrIHg LsmbS-SO. 0Oa0.0o.
Veal Calves Sales at 50 00s0, %.
Swiue-o00 Western at market
Hides-6a7 per 10.
Tall0w-7asc per ID.
Calf Skins-lUs11 cts per Ii.
Lambs Pelts-$I, 25at50,
Pelts-S0. OOsO.o0 each-
Spring Piss-0 0-0c Retail, 0a0c.
Fat Hogs-Undresssd, 0 zoe.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- ORLEANS DisTHICT- 50
At Probate Court held at Irasaurgh within
and Tor the district Of Orleans on the 18th day OF
December a D 1853.
Clancy ;. Cutting. administrator on the estate
Of Charles Cummings late o: salem iu the district
aforesaid, deceased. interstate, presented Go SAID
court his petition in writing, praying for license
and authority to sell the whole Of the real estate
state. therein describing the samel ard setting
forth as reasons therefor that sale OF part
thereof Is necessary for the payment Of the debts
against said estate. and tEat sale OF the whole
thereof will be benefit TO the parties interested
therein; and said administrator also filed ia said
court the consent and appreciation IL writing il
Jane J. Cummings, the widow of the said de-
ceased and the only person interested in said
estate, toa sale Of me whole Of said real estate.
Therefore It Is ordered by said court. that pub
lie notice be given 10 all persons concerned
therein, TO appear before said court at 4 session
thereof, to be held at said lras8urgh, on the 9th
dav of January, 1850, that they give bonds for
the payment OF the DEBTS and be heard M the
matter of the administrators account and show
cause why license should not be granted as atore-
said.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed al Irasburgb in this
fore the day assigned Tor hearing as aforesaid.
Given under nv hand at the Probate Office II
lrasburgh, this 18th day Of December, A. D
1859.
5I;w3 N. CARPENTER, Judge.
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ects of secret habits Of Youth
~ Every Father should present copy to his
Son.
IN the dread catalogue of human disease so
destructive q drain upan the system, draws it,
thousands CT victims through a few years Of sur
teriug down 90 an untimely grave. IL destroys
the Nervous System, rapidly wastes away tie
energies Of life, causes mental arrangement,
prevents tie proper development Of the system,
DISABILITIES for marri &c. society, business. and
all earthly happiness. and leaves the sufferer
weakened in the body and mind, pfedisposet 70
Consumption, and q train Of evils more 90 he
dreaded than death itself With the fullest aar-
iteuce Iassure the unfortunate victims of Sell
Abuse, that permanent and speedy cure can be
effected, and with the abandonment Of ruinous
practices my patients cal be restored 70 robust
vigorous health
ANY person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps viii receive g copy by mail under seal.
C- TO FENALES.-EQ
D- Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills
made from the extract Of Cotton Root: remedy
used for years among the female slaves az the
Soafh, IA form Of deeOcti0n or tea; now for the
6rst time introduced INTO general use, Price one
Dollar. sent under seal BIZ mail Married Ladies
must not use them. Address as above.
L. r. HEBBICK, NJ D..
39yl Drawer ll3. Albany, n. Y.
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Their aans is Legion may be applied TO
those who die annually Of Consumption. Science
has Of late years sensibIy diminished the NUM-
Der, and It is gratifying 10 know that Dr.. Wis,
tar's Balsazr Of Viz Cherry has created a potent
influence in attaining this end.
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LUClUS ROOTS ESTATl


= TATE OF VERIgO ONT,
- ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
At 4 Probate Court held at Irasburgh, in said
District or the 9Th day Of December, A. D. 1853.
Whereas, Warren Root, administrator on the
estate of Lucius RooE. late Of Cralts5uTy, in
said district deceased intestate, proposes to rem
der an account OF his administration, and TO pre-
sent his account against sad estate for exaIn'n>
alton and allowance for the purpose Of maAing
partition and distribution of the residue OF saII
estate. under decree Of said court, among the
persons who are by law entitled to the same;
It is therefore ordered by said court that the
same come under consideration and be heard at
the Probate Office n IrasbUrgh on the 9Th day
Of January, A. d. 1850.
And 1t Is further ordered, that all persons IN
terested be notified hereof BY publication Of a
cops Of the record of this order in the Orleans
Independent Standard printed at Iras5Urgh three
weeks excessively previous TO said time ofbeart
ing, that they may appear and contest the allow
auce Of said account, if they see cause: and also
be heard By said court IN the matter Of partn
ton and distribution OF said estate.
VI. CARPENTER, Judge.
4 true copy Of record.-Attest,
silva 81. CARPENTER, Judge.
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81 salt Water Bubbles
THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL,

contains the latest news received bv the mails
and telegraph up 70 the hour Of going 10 gress-
Il 5 printed on one Of HOES SIX CYLINDER
FAsT PRESSES, which enables Us to hold back
the forms until the very latest moment, aud still
work OF the edition In season for the nails and
express. It is published at the low rate Of
Six Dollars Year; Single Copies cts.
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STATE OF YERM VT.

= Orleans District S.
Alta PROBATE Court held ar Irasburgh within
and for said District Oh the I4th day of Deem
Der. A. D. 1859.
Siias A. Noble, administrator on the estate Of
Joseph Burt. late of JaS, in said district deceas
ed, intestate, presented to said court his petit
ton in writing, PRAYING for license aad authority
to sell the whole of the real estate Of which said
Burt died seized IN this state therein describing
the samal except the widows dover therein.
bat including h e reversioH Of d0wer; aud
In his said petition setting forth as reasons for
such sale that in order 10 pay the mortgage and
other claims against said estate, sale Of large
proportion Of said real estate, vii be necessary;
and that a sale Of part thereof cannot be had
without great injury TO the persons interested
therein. and that a sale of the whole thereof VIII
be for the interest of all concerned; and the saIi
administrator also presented to SAID court the
assent and appreciation OF the heirs and guar
dams Of the miner heirs Of said deceased 70 a
sale OF said real estate, as is required by Law.
Therefore il is ordered by sam court, Jhzt pub
lie notice be given to all persons concerned
thereof. 10 be held a; said Irasburgh, on the IN
day Of January, 1850 that they mas give binds
for the payment Of the debts and be heard ~ the
matter Of the administrators account and show
cause why license sa0u.d not be granted as
aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
success5velv il. the Orleans Independent Stand
ard. a newspaper printed at lrasaurgh IN fhis
state. the last Of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my HanG at the Probate Office IL
Irasburgh, this l4Gh day Of Dec A.. D. 1853
5Iw3 81. CARPENTER, Judge.
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+" DIAMOND ATLAS"

rs jewell Of a book. by Lent aur7- Il shows
n each TOwS LINE with all the fidelity Of a
State Map.
L gives . map Of every State, Territory in the
world with a new and full description Of each,
in two volumes.
Every family in the State viii be called On and
given an opportunity 10 subscribe.
Il costs less than one half the price Of any
other Atlas and IS Of equal v2ine.
JAMES HILLER, General Agent,
Iva Passampsic, VI
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MARRIED.

In Fillmore, Minnesota, on the lst ult. Mr..
Abel Drew, formerly of this town, and Miss
Eliza Bartlett, Of the former Plsce.
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REBB D!
REkD !

have used Dr. Heury's Ointment Tor Scratches
and SsIg i.Heum ~orses very often, without a single
faiiure.-ilENHY oTESHoUH, Proprietor Pu5ae
House. HriaTfs 30
Il IS tie best remedy iQr scratches. gals and
caiks } ever saw. r. sANDKusuN Proprietor
fremont H5sse. 81. aBruH. tt.
Go has been tried and nor found wauting.-SL III
bans, Vs. Messenger.
cured my band vl.h DR.. Hsurys Electric 0inf-
mrbtiu two sceh+, nhen the physicians said
Wuri lee without the use of li t.o months. had
cut sd che fingers 90 the booze with circular SAW.
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DIED.

In this town, on the 26th inst, Of disease of
the brain, very suddenly, James Milton, son of
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