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to break through the barriers raised BIZ
neutral territories, and then to accept the
struggle on the Rhine as well as on the
Adige. 1t came to this: to accept every.
where the support of revolution. More
precious blood must have been shed, and
enough has been shed already; in word
to succeed it was necessary to stake what
no sovereign ought to stake, unless the
independence of his country is in danger.
If, then, stopped short, it was not
from WEAKNESS or exhaustion, nor from
abandonment of the noble cause wished
to serve, but because louder voice spoke
within my heart The interests of
France
Doyou imagine it cost me nothing TO
put brake upon the ardor of my soldiers,
who, excited by victory, wished to ad :
vance
DO you suppose it cost me nothing.
publicly in the face of Europe TO curtail
from my programme the territory which
extends from the Mincio to the Adriat-
ic?
Do you imagine in cost me nothing to
behold noble illusions destroyed in hon
est hearts, patriotic hopes extinguished
To serve Italian independence waged
war against the wish Of Europe. AS
soon as the destinies of my country were
limperiled | concluded peace.
And can it now be said that our eff
forts and our sacrifices are a pure loss
No. AS said in my farewell address
to my soldiers, we have a right to be
proud of this short campaign. In four
combats andtwo battles, powerful army,
inferior to none in organization and brav-
cry, has been defeated. The King OF
Piedmont, once styled the Guardian of
the Alps, has seen his country delivered
from invasion, and the frontier line of his
States extended from the Ticino to the
Mincio. The idea of Italian nationality
is admitted by lis warmest opponents
All the sovereigns of the Italian peninsu-
la understand at last the imperious ne
cessity of salutary reforms.
Thus, after having given a rev proof
of the military power of France, tie
peace which have concluded will be
fruitful of happy results; the future will
reveal them daily more and more for the
happiness of Italy, the influence Of
France, the quiet of Europe"
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STATg OF VERMONT.

- ufsfHicF - uNfEAsa. -
~ Probate CouFt iseliea - Ir4ssasss. sish-
% and FIR flfa District sssfsssld. lie - dHT
Ct Anszs&t. as4a.
saHsv y. nates A9minsssgssef "a fhs Esssss
81 Alfred Mskk lsta - DsEkKs asrsassa. h'sd =
said Court Z Hsttsah iH afl5iHg tF Iaesrse 70
sell fhe interest ct ahieh rs said auak alsd
feized ~ about sig sefss u lard aad tie hnisde
inEs thereof situated in psfaT, ard beng tie
premises Setanief ~ stceased hnd hls fAa =
~ The time Il hls deaths aHd slse sktkinE fssfh
hat The title efsal& sesi ssiate Z "a Etsra siss-
art g SAD Derby. ~ ueF4 q EzrFsHsy ffsfH
faid Aiask h sss ifr tine afsa thsf bsu he &C.
eeaHsa suinpsed vlfh tie terms q > seftnlu
convey the premises % ssia Ausk. y G D
the personal estate q dseesssa Is insufficient
iGr the payment q The aeaa ard charges
against said ssssts, asd that a saia - DE IN
iescsi 81 deceased iniefsst 10 sad Feal estate
i necessary 81 he 4hoTa purposes.
ihhhkf okht Il j. srdsfai 81 ss}3 eaast
that public notice be gwen e 81 psFso4s CO.'S
cefHe5 tlerein. % appeaf before said reari. II 4
session thereaf 10 be held rs eaid irasharsh. -
the 2sfh aav q Aug. 1885 that thsv f8sv else
boHas for tfs paymsnsoi the dabia ana b hssri
10 the matter II the adfniuistsatof's account ard
show cause shy license theuld net Be grsassd
as aforesaid.
Ard this order shaft b. pa5slshe8 Tires weeks
successfully ~ the uF'eans faaapcnaeal Siana-
ard newspaper printed At irasbavfh "a fhis
State. the lss5 q which publications shall be be-
fore the day assicned f9r hsarinz IS Aforesaid.
Givea under ms band ~ the Probate office IN
lrtsAnrEa It's "a day ef August D. 1s5g
szNs =. CARPENTER, Judge
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. f. FARM
WErANnsnA.. A. GO

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE ". T. FARMEH
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 3, 1863.
At market l413 Cattle, ll00 Beeves and sls
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows ans
Calves, yearlings two and three years old
Priees--Market neef-Extra 81 ,5Ua7. rs; Isl
quality, Se,25a6 so; % quality, s5,75ae, 90; Sd
quality, s4,75a0,oo: ordinary, s3,75a0,oo,
Working 0xen-S75aiT5.
Cows and Calves-S25a6o
Yearlings--S9aIl.
Two Years Old-S16a20.
Three Years 0ld-S2sa34
Sheep and lanbs--5s00 at market. Extra
S2,25a3,00 By lot Sl,00a2,o0.
Spring Lambs-so o0ao,Oo.
Veal Calves Sales at 81, 00as,oV.
Swine-O00 Western at market.
Hides-7aS per ID.
Tallow-7asc per ID.
Calf Skins--12a 10 cts per ID.
Sheep Pelts--S0,0 90 each.
Lambs Pelts-56a62
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THE ExcuRsIoNI

Providence favoring, there viii be q
Sabbath School Excursion from Barton
10 Bradford, Wednesday, August IL
Definite arrangements have been made
SO that we are confident of being able to
fulfil our pledge-let all have time for a
good ride on the cars--then time enough
for dinner, and suitable number OF
speeches. A Bard of Music is expect
ed to 60 with the train from Barton
Tickets 20 cents, Each School will
furnish their own refreshments. Cars
will leave Barton at SEVEN o'clock,
instead of eight.
E. d. HOPKINS.
Albany, VT, July ". 1859.
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DIED.

In Barton, Aug. 3, Mrs. jeremiah Robbins,
aged 55.
In DanviIle, July 81, Abner Harris aged 81
years.
IE Hardwick, July 81, Mrs. Abigail S. Cobb,
aged AZ years.
In St. Johnsbury, July 10. Mr.. Josiah Miles,
aged 81 years.
In Peacham, July 20, MIR. VIM. Hight, aged Is
years.
In Concord, July %, Miss Adaline Lewis, aged
20 years.
In Danville, July %, Mr.. John Ward, aged 4o
years.
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WORTH READING AND THINKING ABOUT.

The business of manufacturing spurious gins
and offering them as beverages, under the titles,
" Aromatic" Cordial'' = Medicated, - etc,
has become so common, that the public are Just
ly suspicious of nearly everything that is offered
under similar forms, and the trade has thus been
brought into disrepute. 1t has remained for our
house Established in 1879 to supply the pressing
popular need, and TO inaugurate nes0 era in the
history Of the trade. We trust that our old es-
tablished reputation--founded upon eighty years
of xperience-abundantly vindicates our claim
to public confidence, we therefore offer
BININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN,'
which is especially designed for the use of the
MEDICAL PROFESSION and the FAMILY, and
possesses those intrinsic medicinal properties
| (Tonic and Diuretic) which belong to an OLD
and PURE GIN. It has now received the en-
dorsement of over seven thousand Physicians for
the treatment of Gravel, Dropsy, Nervousness,
Kidney and Bladder Complaints. distractions,
suppressions, etc, Of the menses, &c, &C.,
Clergynen, from their sedentary and confined
habits, are frequently affected with rigidity Of
the pulmonary muscles, by which the respiration,
becomes seriously DISTRACTED. The +" Old Lon
don Dock Gin relaxes the rightly and contri-
butes prompt relief to the respiratory organs.
1t is an invaluable aid and stimuiant to the di-
gestiye organs in ali cases of Dyspepsia.
Put up in quart bottles in cases of one and
two dozen each,
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND TOWN AGENTS
A. N. BINiNGER & Co,
Established I77e.)
| No. sss Broadway, New York, Sole Importers
| s2ms
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NOTICE

The Radical Abolitionists of Orleans Count,
will meet in Convention at Barton. August 25th
1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate Count,
Officers. and to act on any business that viii ad
vance the cause of Liberty.
In behalf of the Committee,
sIl.- FRANKLIN PIERCE
Barton, July IS, 1852
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COMMISSIONERS NoTlcg


TUE suhanrlhsFs. tavieg been apaalatst IS the
i Hoe. Probate Court f1r ths NietsAgf ~ lFieaas.
Commissioner. "a feesiYa. sxsfuias ssia sa8usf
safats II SIMEON SKINNER, imSa Of hAEFBAs
lu sala District, deceased, rrglFNasaiesi flzsai~
vent, sni is tsfm pFsa ss7nihs fFpan ne ftih
Gay 81 IBy 1874. being alssassi - sd cgufi O.
fha erred Lars I'll said deceased % gsilsi Aia EfpFa
their respective claims bssaFe -
9lse S8ea. shaf "a vii afisna 6 ne 8siisz
- car aanasatassas af fAs aaalslsE eaass Il
Msa VI y sklsaaf, "a bates. - tsia slstfist. "a
tie fourth Msaas9 x AnEust anA nseesassS
aext * Is a'stass Be- tias hsFsaeaes % e4sh a
sad days.
A. WHISTLE. ~s
ISAAC n bkEN
Bassaa JAY s48. A D. lass siws
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

LUCiUS ROOTS ESTATE
fENHE Suhssribrrs, haviag been Appointed IS
Il the Hon. Probate Court f1g ibe piatfics q
Orleans, Commits oasrs, % receive. examine and
adjust ali claims and demands q al peFsaas
against The estate d iueias Root iase ID CFais-
bury Ia said District, deceased, represented Ca.
solvent, sud the term ofsiS mgngiss ffam Tie ifsl
day Of June, 1858. being slowed hy said GamH
20 the credlurs ai said dseeased, q eElsitiG aaa
prove thaieFrsp-etiTe ciaifHs before us.
Give Aatiae, that Re Viii attcua - ihe aas ei
Of our appointment ~ The dwelitne-hnnse Il 80.
ses Rect, ia CEssigsbnrf Ia said District "a lhs
59th dag d November neat, a oas o'c.aek Is Ih,
Afternoon.
ALyAHR. FRINGE. r...ems..,..-.
II +. ALhEN, eissa
crahsbsfy. jay 3. a. b iss9.-sias
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TATE OrvrIsMoNT

~ Esstriei, e 0risaas -.
A. 3 rrssasss reufs heia n irzsbHrsh. within
ard f8r the District aforesaid % IL lesh day Of
AsEnsf A. p. Istas
sN Esssfrss4asf fa74assrsssa 70 "a lie isst 81 III
80 fesssnsns q JOHN cNiLAIk. ate 9!
GhAE fsrrRY. IN said District. deceased, wss
prsseHtsA r. ne Ca4ff herr aar Rrnhsse. by John
nsafss.
Therefore,. s. = es3ssea ~ saii Court, that
fHal.e nasAea he ~lTes 40 al RsFaas eescernea
fhefstn, e. aaptsr before Ass Gnarf. e a sssspIi
thereof. 20 u Hclf g lraharzh OF the 10 day
u sai9 Ai and Il + fariass uTsre8 tlss this or.
Ter be Published TIRES weeks successiseIy IL tie
Orleans inisneateaf Standard a Hs espspsr
rsnfef at ifsshufsh. 10 this S,air. he lsss q
Whieh shaH se rfsViats % ths eSy assigned. -
aforesaid feg hearing.
Given agasf my bad a. the Protzls Ofiice. AZ
tfashavgh. this ie,h day ~ August ;. y. 1859.
ASA u CAkfEN rER. iulgs.
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MARRIED.

In East Hardwick, Aug. l, by Rev. Henry A.
Hasen, Mr., George W PARKS aud Miss Francen-
ah Hodgden, both of Craftsoury.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Considering the various forms in which this
disease developes itself, it may well be called
hydra headed" In its train follow INDIGESTION
Pam in Stomach, Heartburn, Water Brash, Cos
tireness, Piles, Aci6ity, Oppression after Eating,
Jaundice, Flatuleacy, Topor of the Lirer, Lizzi-
ness, Debility, Female Complaints, DC. Some of
the first men in our land have given their written
certificates relative to the cures effected in their
own persons by the OxYGENATED BITrERs;
while testimonials from other sources. editorial
opinions and voluntary expressions from. persons
who are averse to see their names in print, are
perfectly overwhelming
Read the following from highly respectable
clergyman: --.. -----.---
EAST TAUNTON Mass, Fed. s, 1858.
To the Editor of the Portland Mirror,-Sir:-
OxYGENATED BIrrERs.-For more than TWEEN.
tySfve years have been a sufferer from the dys-
pepsia. Besides trying the patience of my fam
lily physicians in the almost useless trial of their
various prescriptions. have tried great variety
OF patent medicines with similar result. Tllro
the kindness Of my physician, | received last
March, half dozen bottles of the OXYGENA-
! TED BITTERS. began to use them without
any hope of deriving help from them. Being de-
! termned to give them fair trial, l continued
their use, but without any perceptible benefit till
June.
Since then have gradually in health till am
entirely free from acdity of the stomach and
from the consequent fatulency, and the awful
ard almost distractlng sick headache, which of
ten, for days together, has wholly untitled me
for study and for all other ministerial duties, and
rendered life burden. feel that owe it, as an
expression of gratitude to Messrs Fowle & Co.,
and also a duty to the public, to recommend
their Oxygenated Bitters, as, to my estimation,
a sure remedy for that most trying, most vexing,
and cruel Of all diseases, to which poor human
| flesh is heir, the dyspepsia. Having suffered so
long, and tried so many different remedies with
no good result, can recommend the Oxygena>
ted Bitters with a confidence few others can. II
any of the readers of the Mirror are suffering,
beg of them to make trial of these Bitters with
out delay.
JAMES R. CUSHING.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & CO.. Bos-
TON, and for sale by
r. W. NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KIMBALL, Gov
entry; ALvAN HovEY, Albany; SABIN Scorr
Lowell; BUCK s. RICHARDSON, Westfeld; Al
KEN & SSALLEY, South Troy; W. c. GILMAN
North Troy; L. ROBINSON & Co., Lake Bridge
KELLEY & ROBERTS, Derby Center; T. C. But.
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, Yves
Charleston; WM. JosLYN & Sons, Barton; D
WHIrTLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers every
where. 3lw4
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WILLIAM LFITCHs' ESTATE.
STA TIE OF YER ONT


- orlsaHs district, s.,
At i Probate Court, held at Irasburkh ia
said district, on tie 2lst day Of JaIy, a. d.
1858
Whereas. ADAM WHITE, administrator on tie
estate Of WILLIAM LElTcH. late Of Craizbury
in SAID district, deceased. iniestate. proposes
20 render an account Of bis administration, and
TO present his account against said estate for exa-
mipaiion aad allowance for the purpose % max
lns partition and distribution % she residue "a
said estate. under decree oi said court. among
the persons who are By iaw entitled 10 the same.
Il Is therefore ordered BY said court that the
same come nuder consideration aud be heslrd Al
the Probate Office, in irasbuTgh or she 2fth day
u August, A. d. is59.
And % j further ordered that ali persons lnter-
estsd be notified hereof by publication Of copy
Of the record Of THIS order la the Orleans iade.
pendent Standard, printe4 81 lrashurgh, threa
weeks snceessiYely previous 70 said time of hear,
ing. that they may appear sh4 Coatss, the ail0w-
anee 81 said account, IL they zee eaassg and aisc
be beard by said court in the master IF parftliog
and dislr button of said estate.
IL. CARPENTER. Jnasa.
A true Copy Of Reeoyd Attest.
slw3 ~ CARPENTER.
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The H0HsE Power is strong and durable and
Is made 20 run stiii. By pecu'iar construction
ai ie endless cisain, causing Il 10 isrn sm0Oth>
81 around the circles as the euas over the
sgraighl Ways, thus avoiding much unnecessary
friction, witch aFises FROM different e0nsirue-
ton OF The chain.
The eeagiag oa It Is fastened securely in II
simple manner, that Is eanuot work loose and
GENE of. which, Il happening, prevents the use
Of = buaks, and the team j. i.abie % be injured
5y being thrown eBt of the Power from lie get
sing % hseh motion Is Is 50 gesrsd thai team
SAILING 81 the rate a I "a miles per~touT vii
thrash as grain. The amount Of elevation Te
qarcd depsgjs much upon tie teau, and condi-
tian 81 ne grain 70 Sc thrashe1i,
The prsHelpll eljcetiai.s % msehines Of this
clsss is saeir carTiag ever grasu 10 iiia siFaN but
liey hase in iaeiEs fesa Is Nife separator,
shaken Is esmt ahich j. tHe best Arrangement
ia use &c separating grafu fTum straw. and will
a.sgs lsss grain O. Pass over iu TIE stray than
ssY other.
Grain i reil cleaned sy the fan, sHa delivered
~ en-. side II lhs machine by spaat ln'o meas
are Tais IL msss q q sac adapted 20 Two
Horse Poser, and Rith sach Poser viii thrash
from ioa - 2ea bushels ~ wheat par day. and
from ass e. $50 bushels 81 eats; bat double these
amounts have been aors uassr favorable cileum-
slsncss. Ihey lnHke larger size, attended % BE-
worked by Lever Poser or fhgee-iiorse
Railway Fuwef.
All machine nlale aud soii IS them are made
81 s substantial sad NarsHanlise fnnnner, aud
are warEaate9 "a suit the purchaser altaf a lair
n1-Tam re a.siy AEsat f,r The state Of Yer
JOSEPH c. PABMEETER.
Lowell. Vt, Jaas "a. isso,--a
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SASH. DOORS & BLINDS,
ooEETNs

ft0Ssf ANIlY - haisd saa sasas e ssaeT
{ -, a. ss,i.sesssss. sEcp oas door south Of
shs Halsl sk~nur
IA. wsii aas saats r.4n's sseEzssrYs
stsssssE.zssaa 10 ~ fesss7e. ~off = iA>
49,. - D. z.
az - ae,A i ists~Isus
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B. W. HAMILTON, Principal.
ALBANY ACADEMY,
Rev, C. S. BUSWELL, Principal,

FHNHE Fall Term Of this Institution viii com :
Il mence Wednesday, Sept. 18th, and continue
eleven weeks.
Rev, C, s. BUSWELL, Principal,
Of Concord, y. H., aided by such assistants as
the wants Of the school NAV require.
Tuition, board, rooms, &c. on reasonable terms
Mr.. buswell comes ton highly recommended,
as an experienced and successful teacher, cana
Die OF sustaining the wants Of the community.
III he Committee have secured the services Of
Froi A. N. Whitney as teacher OF Vocal and In
strumental Music, thus offering a rare opportu-
nifty for pupils. Terms as reasonable as else
where.
For particular information enquire Of the Com
mttee, .
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GEO. W. STONES ESTATE.
STATE OF MONT.

- 0asLskss Dtsrhtez. -.
~ Probate coagi held Al trssbafgh. 81 sad
District on he 2sih day % 3aly 4. D. Fsas
Aaefees. Asthsn Aertsa, seaflnistFafoF oa the
estate # George ". Stone. late Of Glover, 30
said district, deceased, inseshie proposes to rem
der nn acconni d Is administration. and 10 prs-
sent bis account aEaint said estate for sxaulfn-
alton sad aiiownnes far the Turpose Of making
partition and distribution of the resiane * safd
estate. under decree Of said court. auioug de
persons who are by las entitled 20 the sHmes
II Is Therefore ordered by said ceurf that lie
same come uHder consideration and be heard -
TIE Probate Office N lrnsbufgh on the 2b;h day
Of Aagnst A. b. 1853
And L Is further ordered, that az persons 10
terested BE- notified hereof by unhlication o.
cops Of The record 81 this orier ID the Orleans
independent Standard printed 81 iras5urgh three
weeks snecessiyely previous 70 said time ofheau
ing That they may appear and contest the allow
anee Of said account, e they see eansss and al
so be heard Is said eoErt ia TIE matter Of parih
land distribution OF said estate
d. CARPENTER. Judge.
i true copy OF record.-Attesf
52W3 II. CARPENT ER, Jndee
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cots Of seegs, habit, Of Ysasah,
10 Every Father should Presea,a copy to his
Nh.
ca Tie Cause, he Effect, the Remedy. %
10 plain language by Pays;ciga Of E4iaenee.
G. Any person enclosing two hires cent post
age stamps viii receive a copy ry mail, ander
seal Address an letters 20
Drawer II3 Pest omes. Albany, n. Y.
K Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills.
inside from the extract Of Gtf0H Rect a remedy
ussd luf years among the female slaves at the
SQatA, ,a form o. decoCiiou o. teas now for the
hfzt tine Introduced iuro EeBeTal nss. Price one
Agti2r, seat under seal oy mail Married Ludies
must bot use thetn. Address s5ove.
D0meer ll3 Post Office, albany, a.. \
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DIR BERBICK & BROTHER. Chemists,
GA PHYSICIANS LEGACY-sa
TO YOUNG MEN.

4 few ration
ii and dsin-
ferested re-
marks, pam
Vhlet form, Of
81 pages. on
Seminal weak
ness, Nocfur-
nal Emissions,
Loss Of Menu
oTEs iucap0en
y for study,
or Business,
fmpedinen
70 Marriage,
. &c. arising
the eff
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TIE
MlsSISQU0l VALLEY ACADEMY


n 81 NJ y fAsiss
I. c, hoegE. "a Comnittss
y. WARD
No. Troy, Ang. J .is5e.--92ws
BARTON MY.
Its'HE FAN Term Of this Institution will CON-.
mence Tuesday, Aag- 30 and continue elev-
en- weeks, under the instruction Of the following
BOARD or TEACHERS.
A, ]. sANB0RN, A. B., Principal
Miss Eail.y sKiSSER Teacher 81 sfnsie & kfeaeh
Aiss HaLES losLYs. Printing s. Drawing.
aided by such assistant. as may be rcqallsd.
TUITION:
Common English Branches, ss,oo
Higher $50
Latin and Greek, ACE
French, extra, 90
French alone AGO
Music, with use OF Instrument SEQ
Driving and PehmanAhip, Usual terms.
No pains have been spared 10 procure the ser
vices Of experienced aud competent teachers.
and y feel assured that thos c wao may be pscei
ton in al the English Classical and Ornamental
! branches Of education they may wish 10 pursue
a Teachers Class will be foFIaed IN which M
sirueton viii be given to those intending 70 teach
Board in private families aiid rooms for those
wishing 10 board themselves can lie Obtained
near the school.
FOR further information address 81 Nutter.
/ pr J. T. Skinner, II. Pierce, liartUs; or ne
| Principal al lrasburgh
NJ MANSFIELD. sce'v.
Barton, ,Iuly % IS5q.-3lsv4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Barton, July IS, 1859.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Albany, VI, July 27, 1859.
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THE STEWART STOVE
THE STEWART STOVE

ooks meat and pastry together without iInpart-
g the flavor OF one to the other.
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.,,s,ie.l,y cheercd. and calls were "aoe 'o'
..rsch with considerable cSer'Ion' 'o'
N ,yns las, becoming faint. be wss COVE"
,u,o one d Tie carriages u war'"g' \" w
..,,e ear,iu ~ were Graham, W'ley' a"'
n,,xn. Of New York 4 'noYeme" W.
made BY the crowd % take me horses GUY =
Nv carriage and traw |, themselves, but :
w,S detected aud prevented. The carriage
.,rov. away followed Nv many others a"'
A. immense crowd. Tie was take" % :"
Ao,ss 4 Mr. MeDlair rex, door 10 his Tor
mey residence.
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prwounAric NlcroRlrs.- n osw''"
standing The numerous Republics"
victories recorded within The ras' lor''
r;.ht. many 81 the recent elections
,,sve resulted iavorably % the Demo
,.ra,;c party. Besides the cmph.a't.i,c
victories gained in Brooklyn and NJ
waukic, they haze been succcsSlu' y
Sandusky. Toledo, chil'ico'he ano
El,nyra. Ohio: frecpcrt and i'ocs -
lana. Illinois; Dubuque Iowa h'c"
n,ond. VA: Grand Rapids, MleA'4a''
Hartford. Connecticut, Princeton mn
Trenton. Nsw .IcrscY. and many 81
cr places less worthy Of note. II ~
: diana. 1T the recent township e1S'
lions. the Democrats held their 2"
4 not only. bit ia many cases suecee'
\ I'll IL carrying Republican township
:. and gaining gratifying victories.
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~ virtue az ~ order o. NC 80" ~
,,,mrt n common plea~. made = MI
4 an Term issa, The undersignso 4 s"'' u.
,,,r u I'M estate II Gerard Ie'~'sn,ii ans
ra.ssd viii o. saturday the A'l' Gay o,''
to-.u t..veen ,he hoursoi Ten o'o"~ ~.
N .rd.four r. A., on the prfm.scs n. !" N.
,;. .'lisr tor sale al public auction ~ LII
Nun de.ctbed Rcal estate s''ua'. !" 4, u
eo a u Dubois 'o-wi': The ~sA =. y" nd
NIX ". Nor,h.aes, quarter q sec''"n I, s y"
w srtn cas-, quarter o. The N0' ~ oss
N, a.,,e s II section ~. ID township no o Oue
H" ",b u Range No. 4 west containing, .p,s d
n ,u ibid twenty acres =. iand wv" W. y
," u.' !, no, lees than t~o-,airds y ~ n
Urn Terms ol s,e .--One-hali 70 y "a ,hc
\ - months from the day 81 sale, ~. -, qy.
ns;ass II twelve mon,ns, The pmcna MN Al.
arna,es iog each several psy'"er.s. IN. nm ,sI
lived security waving slbe"ss, ,' '",eres
'..,,cn n nppraisemsnt laws W."
.ss,v. from The day q sale. ,,
~ \ HENRY LONG, Adin's'a
h,ril oT lSJ.i-lw