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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
DIR, G. =. BRONS SONS
rNJ m1 WA uymwH.

DIR, G. 2. BRONS0 S
r@ n1 WA Um~n1
Consumption, Liver Complaints Dyspep.;,
qua all other Chronic Diseases arising
from oycr-Usc, General Debility, or
Nervous Prostration.
These aud successful preparations Of Food for tn
blood biased upon its analysis HSALrH, which gives tb
true thdari and in different when ascerta
the deficiencies in each supply them win M
proper mater is FIR making pure healthy Bloom ar
destined to produce revolution the tcatmcnt aud
Of CHRONIC DISEASES Having perfect scientific found,
rnd Patent Medicines Physicians OF all schools are
these PREPARATIONS mot Medcne) with the most stisfr
'ory results Ihey are taken BY drops, not spoonfus
THEIR RANGE OF CURE:
Consumption Throat Diseases bronchitis ,ouh. Cola.
dyspepsia, Liver COMPLAINTS Headaches Papitaon Of ira
Heart Neuralgia Loss of Appetite, Inabity 70 sleep De-
&c, In all cases Of Cbrouc complaints pecuIiar h
these preparations will be found invaluable.
THEIR PARTICULAR SPHERE
II Is not claimed that they will cure all diseases but in
those specified above, las thousands eau testify tcr
the most eficacious Of any now known
De paieuar, In ordering to mention which Of the three
fseparaons are required. If for consumption &c the
LIST and 3D. alternately best Liver Complains e.
the "a or dyspepsia twen inYeterate the ID and in M
suffice. - N''s WIN
There three Preparations one for Consumption in Al,
PENDANTS TO which particular attention l. Gallo ami one
fr Dyspepsia Out Of nearly thousand strunv arh
From numerous testimonials select the folloving
A VERY INTERESTING CASE
DIT b. Elder, (of this city, "a well known as one Of thu
most hopeless cases OF consumption Messrs Horace t,r
icy aud e. Bryant Of the Tribune aud Post are amiis
WITH the following facts aud circumstances:
MT Elder was actively gagged u tho last Presde,t;,
seeuon campaign, aud his intense labors dly and nIob
broke down bis health, which had been good for ns
ears TINS was followed by cough aud blsediny
IIo ne lungs which continued down to last Dee,,Ier
wren ne commenced using of these Preparations Fal
Two mouths he bled every day and somctin,
aoe proiuseii aud bis cough terrible. In montb,s
se ne was abe to be about through the city durn a
anu IN less than two after hcpipnin to
ass Tue remedy he was ngsged in eapyassin the sty
anu was on MS feet nearly all the time from o,cIo IN ~
morning till four In the afternoon eopyersng W. 49,
ureds OF persons and transacng large amount Of hn.i
ne Is now as hearty looking man as one In tbon
York " S"u street. New
Dr. Bronson can be Consulted either nv lrttcr aa,,
from to u. Wv sS"efai Aeenh
sese Preparations eau be obtained through any rspccta
druggist 10 the United States CaIadas Prize 81 Me-
bottle, With full directions All orders must h. ~
HENRY CHURCH s Co., General Axcu,..
E Is Maiden Lane, New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
JAS. ID. Powers,
PHOTOGR4PHTo SAIO0N

Over the Savings Bank Opposite tho Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD VT
Ell this invitation to all feeling inter.std In
tqe Photographic Art to call and some Of the Attest
Improvements, such as '' 'A'F''
monographs, Ambrotypes, AmbroEraphs,
aud Meiainoiypes,
in the latest styles of the times
have lately fitted up Rooms over Gao " po-t..,. -.
orer we savings Bankl where have arranged large u
Peor oky Light, aud time moaey has been SHARED 10
'Ae comfortable and pleasant for visitors and suit,hc
to produce the best Of pictures """ S"'eao'e
nave on hand a full supply Of Frames Cases Iooket.
&C which will sell at very low prices i
JAS D. POWERS, Springfield Vt
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
BeruardStOn, Mass.

ccEssIBLE by Railroad FIRST station below South Yer
n Junction.
the last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb respectively
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings, Extensive Appaf.
ntus Ageult Department Gymnase Club for health
I exercise the Most Popular and Experienced Teach
ers, among Its Advantages.
L. Il. WARD, A. NJ. Prncipali
Mrs E. II. WARD Teacher of Ornamental Department.
Miss 4. L. LEACH, Preeeptress
SEVERN SCHNELL Native OF Germany, Teacher Of Ger
man;
L. o EMERSON, Teacher of Music, Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily from the Principal 10 the Preparation Of
Teachers aud from Gentlemen OF High Scientific Attain
ent, before the Agricultural Department. will be given
Letters Rooms for Sc boarding for Board be
10 L. f. WARD, Bernardston Mas Board including
all Incidental Expenses furnished in private families, and
per week. 30
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
American 4 Foreign Patents.

H. II. EDDY, Solicitor or Patents flste =, ~ :, 9
stat stt osiTe, = under the Act of 1851 &c
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards twenty ye,r
Grst pt,; fatsnts IN the United States also In
npeciheauons Assignments and all Papers or prarrs ~
Patents executed ia liberal terms and ri,h nor
searches made into American and Forcjvn sorts ~
lne tne xadity or utility Of Patents Inventions
same Copies Of the claims Of any Patent f,,nstg tle
n1.tng one do lar Assignments recorded nj Washny,o
THIS Agency is only the largest in New PI seh..
through il inventors have for secTin ou'
Or asceranng the patentability OF inventions rTs
py' not lnlneasnrably superior that can h. Co.,
them elsewhere The testimonies below giyen
none aoRE SUCCESSFUL PATENT orr,eK thsn ~
subscribers and as SUCCESS rnE pEsr PROOF or @
TAsEs on ABILITY, he would that he has
sn oefe and can prove, that other ofre IN a.
Kind are charges for professional services 40 % me
immense practice Of the subsor bel during INC
mas enabled him to accumulate vast collection ( r,e
tons and official decisions relative 10 naten,s
sides his extensive library Of legal and meehan,. DC
"a y accounts Of patents granted in the United sts,
snd Europe render him able beyond ouestion ~ es
perior facilities for obtaining patents o0Hefsu'
All necessity OF journey Washipqton IN ,ro..
veutors. 'V'@fe mere saved in l
TESTIMONIALS
regardNr. Eddy one of the most oan.b,. -,
course. "Au opeial inter
CHAs. MASON"
Commissioner OF Patents
nave M hesitatonin assuring
more capable Of putting their application in for
ue l0r them au carly and favorable eonsideratio
EDMUND BURKEn IL
LateCommissioner Of Patent.
.ur m . Boston, FEBRUARY s. 1855 4
d On az put ONE OF which patents have been gr,ptS
~ ast Que Is roe Pending such unmistakabe nrnas =.
ana ability on his part leads me 10 recamrs
III TO apply to him to procure their nets.
nay oe sure Of having the most faithful attenon i
oeo on thelr cases and at very 'e
JOHN TAGGART.n :
rom sept 1851 70 Junel7 1858 the subscriber
large practice made on toie, reoctaS
Sns slA rEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE ~ vbsL aPphsa-
l52-ly =, o. ratents
January l. 1859. ~ H. EDDY. 4
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sAAiE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate c,,,,
U.s.. " WESTMINSTER Tor said District 40 ali
u ea ~ TIE Estate Of CALVIN sIaONDs lat
- ,hocAihshtn 10 said district, deceased (;rreti,s
ale hefees notife1 that this court will decide nnon
ue Oh tae account Of Charles So~pll adoinii-
eot % saa estate and decree dstribation az ~si1
oag the persons entitled thereto the session ts,
MA az the inn OF A. *. Wilder. in ockit gb,rn in
u etsies, on The hsst "Wednesday in Sept 4 n is5a
sec fit. ntsST "a ny ~, pF'sslihssss, u you
Grafton, Aug. 4, Is5a IS 5' 81
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Westminster Seminary.

TUE next term in this Institution viii commence Wednes-
j. day the oath Of August and continue Eleven Weeks
Tho Trustees assure the public that for correctness Of
principle and thoroughness in instruction. the Principle A.
b Dascomb, A. b. who has had charge Institution
for some time past has superior Competent teachers in
various branches usually taught in New England schools
provided.
Each scholar Is under the immediate charge the Erin
eipal.
The most ample Accommodations for self boarding arc offer.
cd or board may be had in the families of the village
Outline Maps Anatomical Plates, Mathematical and As.
Economical apparatus used in illustrations
q. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
Westminster, July Is 1869. 1913
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THE PERFECT MELoDEov

MOTHER rR1UMPni ! ATTHKLATE sTA7tt,p
- 81 burlington thePERFEeI mKIobroS ustas,.,,,,
and promptness OF touch P'Ne'uah
every desirable quality necessary for suptro,I,e
w fefieet Eeiodeon unsurpassed Oitbiv H.,
me ADDITION Of the Base Damper, forvbi,b .,l,
recently obtained letters PATENTS one Of ~ s,s.,
~ eNei mace on the Meiadson, II l. rsf,ss III
tsn and Is considered
~ haae used y and become familiar With IL bssuti5
ieet-nithout tilt il almost iHpoasibls u 49,
ment. " ~ az ihsu}
+ ANO FORTES
LIE, see PEST makers selected by Prof n rlEnil
or saie and torent at Manufacturer price,
All Instruments ranted and sent n ,pv ~, "a,
country AZ cur owp risk psrtr1 81 Egprvy
BzArrLEpoRo sept IsE6 'T IN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
CANAL RAILROAD.

ltA&2 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT: commencing
ceptcdl as follows;
Leave NEW HAVEN at 1904 NJ ,freighttraln with pas
sengerca attached for Northampton arrvineat l06AM
$50 freight train with passenger attached for
Plainviile.
New York; Connecting at Northampton with train on
Connecticut River Railroad Greenfield Bratteboro
lows fsls aud Northern Railroads Receiving passengers
westheld from trains Western Railroad from the East
and West.
400 P. NJ on arrival of l245 P. NJ train from New
York Meeting Hartford
dence Fishkil r. r. going West and at westfed with
trains Western Railroad going East Reeeiy-
Jog passengers from Hartford Providence and fhk Ra
road at Plnytlo, and from train Western Railroad
westhed. from Boston, Worcester and Springfield.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
6;io A. NJ. for New Haven; connecting at cstheld with
train Western Railroad for Pitshed Aabauy Troy and
and intermediate stations Passengers the Hartford
Providence and fshk Railroad will train to Plain
Vile.
1855 A. NJ in connection with train on Conn RiyerR
from the north Conneetngat west6eld with trains on
Western r. r. going East and West Psinvie with
train on Hartford, Providence and Rshk Railroad going
New Haven with 90 NJ Express for New York
lao p NJ freight train with passen attached for
New Haven conneotngst Painye with train on IIartey
Providence and Fishkl Raj road going West.
LEAVE PLAINvILLE AT
freight train, with passenger car attached for
New Haven.
coLLINSyILLE BRANCH TRAINS.
Leave cobLINsyIL, Eat so An apd345PM
Returning, leave Plainrile at l2l5P NJ and 5.25r
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily except
corner Franklin and Center streets at Is and srry
at Northampton at l0o5A NJ Leave Northan pton Al an
T. and arrivein New York AT 100 A. NJ through with
out change of cars.
Daily Lines of Stages from Sorthamptonto Amherst
Wiliamsburgh Iaydenville Florence and Hadley Prana
oonsv,ie 70 New Harttorda winsted from Cheshire
to Waterbury ?. DENNIs ,tienerai Agent
New Haven May 81, 1889
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE,

Ky LICENSE Of the Probate Court for the District Of
- westminster, the undersigned will sell at Public Auc
uon on the premises, the 2th day of August inst t
ne oeoek T. VI, the hrm lately and occupied bv
lava iiurd ste Of Roengh1 in said District deceased
% tAr,n contains from twenty 70 thirty acres Of land
ssl'oy divided into moving tlage pasture and wood
& well watered with two dwelling houses barn an out
uilnss pleasantly situated about one mile east OF ROCK
centre Village, the highway lsaang 10 Relioqs
Railroad Wv N"e~Ho * burlington
known at the time Of sale ~ 49, AsnS "iaae
Rockingham, Aug 6, 1859 = So sShf'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

Saie IN the world
w safes a. oo ss off VIE MAITLAND PATENT
they are inva;hSe S,Ioyed SAFE is so Constructed
BY heat heinz as to entirely cut of all com
them and tn n;s % auneaton of heat in this part
casing tbrongb ~ oy SO constructing the door
doorway hv tb ~ ano and the doorway ofsoapston
aud plates on oeits or other equally non-conduct
tening tsiror b, las-ing material, to have no
side iron plate of the door H. through the
and joining directly on to the ioo ~ roc pae, around the
inside wood casing thus form So nor any connections
ing tnuous TO the inner part
the best q the safe, thereby keeping the
tariaf the siie drer anu contents of the
~ upon theipside 49, q enectusy protected from an
ing and that can be applied to the
~ LOOT LOOT, as In any other portion OF
- All safes, save ours a. ,h ssie
safe door sans quilt Examine your
NJ. b. BIGELOW AysoSu.r
Proprieors % school strs.. Manufacturers and
.arple -. euiars IN reference the above So
Agents Grafton, VI. 4"hN~lN BURGESS |
SIf
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Liquor Agency.

GiE subscriber having received the ap ointment of Lilo
our Agent for the town Of buckingham would
that he has assortment Of tn various kinds which arc
t1rded to be pure at his uex door to Picrce's Mar
bic establishment. CHAIR FS y pFsSF
Bellows Falls, May s., 1850. IL
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The Old Dominion Coffee 70
READ THE PAMPHLETS.
q IL A II Ia, SYRVP

: READ THE PAMPHLETS.
3 q IL A RKs'S SYRUP
: iiE Only Real Purifier Of the Hood IN .,i.,,p,
: neakly Females or Young Children who are sefpfs
i y : magical Every person knows that IL bis bleod
: " ust &c we'll Now, all this protasses 70 do il to
. n-.,- PURIFY TUE BLOOD
4 pbspepsis Liver Complaint No Mercury No Ard
Pains IN the Back o. side No Potash, 80 Ss
Kidney bi.esse .nf ss sass Nosu'pbats s.
II fTyF Il M }aeSaiss No i0on, No ni''a
" 10 newspaper puts or fictitious nsrles E,tyl
sou from whom certificate l. .iyen th.i, pass sus
oers are published ANY person ean sir.ss b,m n ,
and sstisfs themselves n 49,
Ahs person who tries the syrup ~ soon discover
sng feeommt nd Il highly. IL i only inst utfo1sa
~ q net 10 single has il Gifted VET M,skh pS
oht ma W and you will not regret is cost On sOrtF
enirns a. pf4dnses magical resuis With oshe
General Depot, IS Washington Areuue. Absrr
an ~ a. ae q state street Albany, and BY Drugs
IA villages and towns Of this State and l'a
Ua % Spa ny =; T. HADLEY, Chester, VI
York. Ni'A'"as ana 'ohn su'h y
LARk's SYRUP in all cases Of Sexual ipesp.sig 81
| ees o. the spine and Kidneys Is magical. III y
III sac oy @. =. HADLEY, che's
oi1od and bills the poison which feeds the taiss
wa TOT SAFE oy G. H. llAbLEf, Chsff
lLARK's sYRUP--Generai Depot is IS washlpg,oa -
nue., Albany, New York. Jos, CLAlA
1LARKs SYRUP isan Vegetable and no Mlr,rl d
For sale by CT HApLEY, chan'
hARk's SYRUP, For sore throat is Magical.
" For sale by @. y. HADLBY ehs'h
JLARK's SYRUP For Weakly Delicate Females, Or si'
" Puny Children is sur
For sale BY CT HADLEr chs'r
iLARk's SYRUP is all Roots, and no Mineral -
III oe gwen Tor any grain fund in IT, -
FOR sale BY CT HADLEY, chse-
'LAkk,s SYRUP has none Of deaths hest frissd.sf
NeEal. For sale by G. w. HADLBY, Ghss'a
iLARk's SYRUP cures any weakness in fenna ~,
cho.s ei,ldren magically. FOrsaeby c. F. hAps''
1ARRIAdE-NAKERs' HARDWARE;
SPRINGS; AxLEs;
CABBAGE BANDS;
MhLLEABIE IRON CASTINGS:
PAIENr LEATHER;
toAcH LACE, &c. Sc,
o. !, sale At the lowest price. by JOSEPH GLAZE
brA'ueeoro April II, 1859.
p. II. ROBBINS.
General dealer in Hard Ware, mechanics Tees :,
ION, STEEL. COAL, NAIL :, GLASS, PAINTS ANpVD
Teas and Tobacco. Groceries, Flour, Meal, Sf's
AID SAT-, and Agricultural implements, -.
Near the Railroad Station, CHESTER, Vt. -
TARDwARE.-BUILDERs' HARDWARE Of s''''
eripsion-
sAILs, GLASS, &c, &c, ,,Hrs
- wholesale and retail, BY az
JOSEPH fLhs
srxstleerrr sprsi "a Istp
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Prof. Mapes'
Super. Phosphates Of Lime y!

bupti l. hVHHhe'~S
r,uprarop TO PERUVIAN GUANo for Corn Potatoes
- Grain and all other crops To be applied at any hoins
powing. - -. .,,,
TESTIMONIALS FROM HUNDREDS WHO HAVE USED
1T FOR TEN YEARS.
Made of Cac,ued Bones Peruvian Guano suphurie Acid
srnbate Of Ammonia and Dried Blood No variation ia
quality In strong sacks, leo lbs, each 49,,
no lbs of the Ntrogenzcd will equal in effect and lasting
poN'' 500 '' Per ton of
Per bag 1900 lbs,
N,troreuixed super phosphate Of limo $500 500 "
Names super phosphate of lime 5zu fW
Cotton and tobacco rphosphate OF lime ~ aVe0
Potash super phosphate Of lime zoo ooVo
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
Judge French Of Exeter and OF the Editors OF the
above well Journal under date Of April TO- 1909
says; -. ,--.
Ne have tried every variety Of fertilizer and have more
faith in Mapes Superphosphate than In any other manu-
featured article of the kind
Extract from N. C. PLANTER, March 4, 1859.
have experimental with guano upon grain crops,
and that its supcrabundsnce of ammonia gave most
minerals equal to the demands Of the grain Hence
wheat crop grown upon guano weighed but % lbs while
grown upon Mapes phosphate Of lime weighed on to
per bush
Can containing sample for experiment, Circulars with
cation to.
p. II. ROBBINS Agent, CHESTER, VT.
Dealer In Ware. House Builders Tools and Trim
mings Iron ami Steel Flour Meal GRAIN salt and Grocer
e Teas and Tobacco that will not fail to please 20
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MARhs SYRUP in all eases Of Sexual ipeap.siv 81
utseases OF the spine and Kidneys Is magical tn
Ur sac py @. y. HADLEY, Cheis
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h ianh SYRUP changes the whole eorditsa Z =
eea For sale by e. iiApIIf, Chasf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

hAhks SYRUP Is all Vegetable and no MlHss q
= ' pa Is what the human blood needs.
For sale by q 3 uApIFY, chs1s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

lLARk s sYRUP-Generai Depot is IS wasblpg,oa T.
Snue, Albany, New York. JOS. tIA&
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


Mare. bay color, star in the face, few
white hairs on right jaw, small white spo. on
inside of left hind foot, saddle and collar
marks, abous I311s hands high. IL years old;
BY Joseph RiDgo, Sth dis. Sept. 23d. Valued
at $50.
Mare, sorel, IL hands high, star in FORE
head. white hind feet aud legs. no saddle
marks or work brands discernable, about
years old; by John II. Taylor, Sd dis, Aug
20, 1859. Valued at s97.
MAURY COUNTY.
FLY, deep bay, star III forehead. black
name, legs. and tail, about 15 hands high
about years old; by Robert Jackson. 24.b
district, Aug, 4. Valued at $50.
Mare, sorrel. about l41Ts hands high, about
10 years old; by Thompson Flemming. LIST dis
in Leeper's Creek, Aug. 4. Valued at S25
GILES COUNTY.
Mare Cob, bay color, white starin forehead,
left hind foot white. dark name and tail. one
year old; by James NJ. Edwards, four miles
East of Pulaski, April so. Valued at $25.
JACKSON CoUNTY--ALA.
Horse, about Ia hands high, inclined to BE
sway backed, 10 or Is years old; by A. Gun
ter. May 20. Valued at S25.
Bay Mare Mule, about 10 hands high, some
marks of the collar on either shoulder, black
name and tail, about years old; by VIM. G.
Lee, % miles West of Bellefonte, 31st July,
Valued at 800.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Horse. dark bay. about Is hands high, has
one blind eye. tail shortened, years old. No
other marks. Valued at $40.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-29
GOING SOUTH
The approach Of Winter

The precocious spirit which marks
this age of progress manlfests itself
in the elements. Winteris coming
clustering into the world before its
time, and the ''higher law" overrides
the dicta of the almanac as weN az
of the statute book. There has been
snow north and east of US, and cold
weather here ground our faces last
week, until they we're as sore as ii
they had been rubbed with sand-pa-
per. Lungs that have been undis-
turbed for the last SIX months, are
tuning up for the grand windplpe
chorus of the season; and the demon
Rheumatism has commenced tugglpg
and wrenching at the India-rubSer
portions OF the human anatomy.
All who have as yet escaped these
gentle intimations of the approach
of winter, are affectionstely admon.
ished to betlke themselves to Ham
mel. Early Asnnels have saved
many from early graves. and knit
shirts, woollen drawers, and worsted
stockings are much more desirable
garments than shrouds. Also, a
uarm over.coat is preferable to
a sleeveless poplar or even cherry
olose-hody, buttoned down ct the
sides With half inch screws.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-29
Grand Democratic Jubilee!
! ON THE lst OF OCTOBER, AT
~ A s HVHE4H.E.
a BARBACUE AT WATKINS GRoF- &
And a Grand Display Of Eire Works
AT TIE CAPITAL, AT NIGHT.
Distinguished Speakers wiAbe present.
Every body must come!
GEN. B, F. CHEATHAM,
Chief Marshal.
Elk River Bridge

I'm liver Bridge ss
Tuesday Of last week Mr. Elan
nTy's workmen commenced their la
bors on tAs Stcne Bridge to be bull
across the river near this place.. We
have 10 doubt that it would be worth
the while of the curiuus to visit the
quarry on the bank Of the river,above
the mouth Of Norris Creek. Some
rocks called aDimension Rocks, y
by the builders have already been
split out that will weigh, We are told,
about ten tons, or twenty thousand
pounds. The quarry is abeut thirty
yards from the brink Of the water.
Two derricks are to be erected, NE are
informea--ene at the quarry, by
which the rocks are tc be placed on
The cars of Rail Road that is to be
put down, and the other at the waters
edge, to lift the rocks from the cars
10 a fiat boat that..is to feat them
20 the site Of The bridge. A good
deal of heavy work 10 to be done.
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Mag Elntinn
ELECTION: THURSDAY, MAY "a.

ATTORNEY GEYERAL-STu JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF We are authorized to announce C. G
Mckinney, Esq. of Lincoln county, .
candidate for Attorney General of the eighth
judicial Circuit composed of the counties oil
Coffee, Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,.
OF We are authorized TO announce he.
III. Smith, ESQ, of Franklin county, can
didate for Attorney General of the eighth Ju--
dicial Circuit, composed of the counties OF
Coffee, Grundy. Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren.
eTwe are authorized to announce Jes-
Sc Ariedge. Esq, of Franklin county, a
candidate for Attorney General Of the eighth
Judicial Circuit, composed OF the counties of
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren.
and Van BureE.
~ We are authorized TO announce Mr..
Miller 'Eurney, candidate for Attorney
General of the eighth Judicial Circuit, COM
posed of the counties of Coffee, Grundy, Lin
coin, Franklin, Warren, and Van Buren,.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-29

Killed
We are informed that on Weanes-
day, the 18th inst, q distressing &C.
cident occurred about the line of the
eastern part Of this county, which re-
suited in the death Of a daughter Of
DIR. Benjamin Cisco, an interesting
little girl Of abou. ten years Of ags.
Her brother Nathaniel had bis gun
iu bis hands, when, from some cause,
a premature discharge took place,
lodging the contents, With fatal effect,
in the person Of his sister.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-29
Lynchburg-

Lynchburg-
Holt 8. Hiles, proprietos Of the
weI-known store in Lynchburg, have
made additions to their stock. which
should be viewed BY every lady
and gentlemen visiting that thriving
village. Messrs. Il. & q. are con-
s.antly on the look out for the newest
and finest, as well as the cheapest
fabrics that are thrown upon the
market. IS