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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Town Lots i'm GOOdIettSViIIe.
On Friday. the 18th day of May, 1859,
on the premises, in Goodlettsyille Tenn, viii b,
Thirteen Unimproved Lots

containing each from TO three acres The locai.
ny 81 Goodcttsyile can hardly he surpassed m any
country IA point of accessibility hralth rich soil sui
phur spr ngs, Academies, c urches Temperance and
Masonic Halls, good society, railroad, turnpikes &c
Come and look for yourselves. Cirs will leave Fdpc-
nrld al II O'Clock, A. NJ ANA reach Goodlctsyille at
u O'Clock. sale 10 commence al O'Clock and CON
time until all are sold.
IEKNs or sAIE "A credit OF one two and three
years Tor notes well endorsed bearing interest from
date, and a lien retained.
apr3O-td r. NATHFS
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Ties, Stocks and Gloves.

Isl received choice lot OF Neck Ties Stocks
- Gloves, Pocket Han kcrchicfs Susncuders A.
embracing all tie latest styles for sale by
nnArZS J. IL NcGUJ
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Il cal Insurance CsmfAny have TITS day declared
a divi1end q Twelve peF cest "a ne ~haie capital
ssack ~ the Hett pFoss 81 te last SIT masthe
81 per eeat n be sple he 1aAi rg sp q the re-
uanlng sacs uefes And tie ether pr ernt 20 ee
pala % ths Stockholders IA cash a. ARR ne liza
last JAMES WALKER,
nsys-lm ssnfsssry.
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Brick Work.

The bricks are to be sound, hard and well burnt
ana even ~ shape and color, poss BILE. and
but few bats admitted. The whole of the four sides
to he Ii III with front brick pic ked.
The mortar q be composed Of one measure Of the
best lime 10 two or sand, c, an and sharp and well
tenn cred.
The iront brick o. be laid stretcher fashion the
not more than stretching To one Of header
bedded ana well finished with good mortar above.
he walls 10 be foot inches IN ickucsS, and 10
DC truly straight and Perpendicular, no part being
carried mp higher than the rest 10 the delrmeut OF
the whole.
Arches 10 be turned over all openings The chin
neys 10 he wcah1Tcd agreeable 10 the elevation Ga
fnil sized detail drawing VIII be gwen b. Architect
when requlred.)
The hues are to be II inch l. inch in the clear,
and Ia be properly cpred and parguetted-great
to ne used IN gathering over the same.
The whole outside walls To be clearly washed down
ana very neatly pencled, so as To leave a complete
job Of brick work.
The string courses 10 be of moulded brick with sunk
pannels OF do, As will be directed and = shown
foot elevation.
FIRE Hue~ to be built in the walls as indicated the
plans and veutatng do, 10 be placed where requ.r-
ed
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Sick Babies Wanted.

Il NE numerous deaths among young children
show that the powerful medicine usually pres
crioed for til, M is not suited tor their weakly condi
ton. The best Febrfage in the world for children
from one day 70 five years Old is the
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Dr j. KSox WALLER has declined the
nomination for Senator from the Memphis
district
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Ftoar, Flour,

WE have rhis GAY aavaaosa the pres ef eur ear.
W Family f1esr
Ia ssrks--sss4ll -. ~Aolssals - Is per has
= Ibis . - 30 :. - 90 =. bhL
No ehsnse la prtos e Sapsfnse FianF, AiddHags
br4n &e. J. l. aAC4AN A 90.
uaaV@-fw
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StraycO or stolen

ENRoM the subscriber, abou' the 18th Of April one
Il black HORSE COLT, two years old. rather large
ior MS age, ana dark bay FILLY, year old. No
particular marks about either rencm bered For The
return Of same 10 m =, 8 y miles the Gallatn pike
or any direct Information TO their Whereabouts
will reward literally.
may5u p MOVER
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The M e thodis t:
Incidents and Characters from Life in The
Baltimore Conference.


Baltimore Conference.
BY MIRIAM FLETCHER
With an Introduction by ". P Strickland, DID.
Two neat volumes.
In Or. strickland's introduction to
THE METHODIST
he says
I'VE have perused the pages Of 'Tur Mr7ron,sr
with an absorbing interest and frankly confess that
no work OF hc'ion We ever read possesses half the
charm which this does, and what Is vastly hotter ii,
cannot fail TO awaken the purest emotions and ian
prove the heart"
THE METHODIST,
says the Buffalo Advocate ..,yiiI have an e,t.,sf.
circulation and perusal outside Of the Methodist de-
nomination, for il is really interesting"
JUST RECEITED By
W.T.. BERRY a. CO., Public Square.
mar23-u
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Ptus and Ointment

stbituaT constipation, the parent Of ap 5rIrA gen
Al debility, and premature decay, is permanently
ssred by course of the Pills and no external dis
= -se can long resist the Ointment mayS-lw
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Churns! Churns Z!

II AN now making n most excellent ehnrn, sFran-
cscn's Patent" two sizes. a and 5 = ea Ions
Price - 90 and IS 90 The above Churns are used
throughout Pennsylvania and Mary land, and gives
entire satisfacont making the butter With bat very
little labor ia 5 miaates. A. all I sell Wnl he
warranted % do well, would say % al interested
gire LseHa a trial. J. W. WILSON.
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deducted from, the case may be- the amount of the
contract.
In all matters touching the meaning and intention
q me drawings and specifications, the decision OF
Architect is to be final binding on ali parties no
third party being admitted.
may3-St H. NJ. AKEROYD, Architect.
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FOR SALE.

r have fser good hssss servants for sale thst ers
wei sssaifned, ALSO gso4 seamssrs.s, a Ne
80 crAar ssreeA r. }. LNLkS,
spr17-d.
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Watkins'S Addition.
London Porter, So

IN CASKS Quarts;
III 10 do. pints;
IS = barrels Lemon Cordial:
IS "a Ginger Brandy:
10 casks Cherry Brandy;
For sale low at No. Is and IS Mtrkat street BY
may4 HUGH MeCREA L co.
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$4,000 in Cash!

TITO pay for No. young Negro Men and Women
Il suitable FOR the Southern market
mars r. j. LYIEs.
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flames Jackson's b. C. Hempland by York
shire; dam Biinkley by Mucklejohn; years;
los lbs color, puce; rider, ''Alec ,'......... /
Nv. Roundtree's ch. {. by Albion; dam
Eudora by Pram; years; 81 lbs; colors,
scarlet jacket blue cap: rider, Josh Pryor.
3-Guld x Blythe's b. T. Ellie Deans by Albion;
dam by Glencoe; years; 81 TBS; coiOrs,
black Jacket with red spots, pink cap; rider,
NH luOhlsiS Is
4-Gen. W. G. Harding's oh. {. GaZelle, by
Albion dam Delta by Priam; years; % lbs;
colors, dark blue jacket puce cap; rider,
Dan Small NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
5-Gen. W. G. Hardng's b. (. Tennessee by
Epsilon; dam Kate King by Praim; years. pd. Fl
6-Col John Matthew's CHI. c. Red Oak by 2d
Altorf; dam by Job; years ...-...-........pd #
flames JacksOn's CHI. c. Socks by Albion;
dam by Ainderby; years. pd. #
Time 347s<, 3:4T12.
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Carpenter and JOiner's Work.

e piast tinted stone color on the elevation are
sinrn..h IN liz. hn.I rnlni...r
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W.T.. BERRY 81 co., Pabiie square
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'E'O which We are constantly making additions
N. from our own mandatory.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

| The ex-Minister of Spain, Mr.. Dodge, has
published a card in which he says that while
the prospect Of acquiring Cuba by purchase,
is inaucious, he never even intimated that
the proposition in any way involved the hon
or Of Spain, that the purchase might not
at future period be effected. lie believes
that the courserecommended by the President
will lead to the consummation of that OBJ
| ject by honorable negotiation.
ST. LOUIS, July l.
The overland mail with San Francisco dates
of the 10th ult., arrived last night Bust
ness was inactive at San Francisco. Capt
Simmons expedition had reached Walker S
River. The route traversed by it shortens
the distance from Camp Floyd to Geneva
800 miles.
The revolt Of the Opata and Yagin Indians
was creating great CONSERVATION in Sonora.
The Indians had defeated the government
troops IN four engagements and was march
ing on Guaymas, where the foreign residents
were taking refuge on board of the vessels
in the Harbor
LEAvENwoRTH, July 2.
Later advices from Pixies Peak are still
encouraging. A letter from Horace Greedy
says there is gold there in paying quantities.
Some claims yielding nearly $500 per day.
New and rich discoveries were being made
every day, and it was calculated that 500
sluices would be opened by next August.
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JOHN RowLASD,S FsTATF.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all person. con.
instruct Of Chiten9cn s.. Scerned in the estate Of
John Rowland late # Will;ston. in said District
deceased Grset;,o
At Probate Court holden NJ Burlington. with
IN and for the District Of Chittenden on the 18th
dav Of June 4. D. 1859. m instrument. purrort
ing n he the last VIII AMI Testament Of John
Rowland, late Of Willston in said district. decea,
ed, was presented TO the Court aforesaid for Pro-
bate. by one Of the Executors therein named
And it il ordered BY said Court. that the 10th
day If July. A. D. 1850, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington. be assigned for proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof be given
To all persons concerned. by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, n newspaper printed at said Burlington.
PREVIOUS to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate of said will. if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this 18th day Of June. A. D. 1889
w52w3 W. II. FRENCH Judge
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p R o D U G E.
tar--Yr III Chppep-nr III
I Wednesday, July 9Th 1859. J

At market 404 Cattle, about $50 Beeves, and
81 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two, and three years old. Market beef
Extra, per cwt. SIS 5Oa8 rs ; lst quality, 81 25a
775; second quality, 6 75a s. 90; third quality
S 90; ordinrry, co.
Working Oxen SIS loo, l60 per pair Cows
and calves S25a3Oa4Oa6o. Yearlings none. Two
years old 22a27; three years old s2sa34.
Sheep and Lambs, 2lOo at market. Prices, in
lots, ST 5Oa2O0a2 50; Extra and selections, So IS
as 5oa4 90.
Hides, 7lass' per h.. Pelts, so 25al 81 each /;
Calf Skins l3al4c. Tallow 7a7ic. Veal Calves.
90 a I co.
REMARKs.-The arrival of stock va. small but
butchers having supplied themselves with larg-
stock last week, there were but a few of them pr
sent. brewers tried IN advance Of Is to so cts.
per cw, but succeeded only on the best cattle. The
Market will be cleaned out but we may expect g
large supply next weeka dealers are telegraphing
the state Of the Market back 10 Albany and Buff
falo where largo lots of Western cattle are pas
tured. Sheep sold about the same as last week.
Dealers tried an advan ce but there were so few
buyers they did not succeed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-08

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES the Democrat
&c County Convention, held at Essex June
ton on Saturday, the following ticket wal
nominated
For Senators-G S. Appleton, Henry Gil
let and F. W. Joyner.
Assistant Judges-Noah Tyler, John Der
BY.
Judge Of ProJate-Erastus Field.
Safes Au0rney-L. B. Englesby.
Nigh Baltic. L. Drake.
Siezf-Ira Barney.
COUNTY Con1nRttee-A B. Chafee, H. B..
Hine, F. II. Joyner.
A speech was made by John G. SAKE, and
resolutions passed approving the the resolu-
lions Of the State Convention.
R.W. Chase, c. W Morse, and o. SIN
clair, were appointed Town Committee for
Burlington
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New Publications.

Revival SKETCHES AND MANUAL. In two
parts. By Rev Heman Humphrey, D. D.
Published by the American Tract Society,
New York.
This is volume Of neary 500 pages, from
the pen Of q well known and estimable cler-
gyman,- for many years pastor Of q church in
Pittsfeld. Mass The first part is divided in
chapters, each of which comprises a certain
period in the history Of Religious Revivals-
Is that OF the Apostolic age; that of the
"Great Reformation - in the 10th and 18th
centuries 4" The Great Awakening" in the
ST. century (about l74W &c,-and contains
much interesting religious history within a
small compass. The second part gives the
authors views on the way in which religious
awakenings should be conducted.
For sale by E. \. Fuller.
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes i'm the World.
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, IN COMPA
RISON WITH OTHER SAFES.

CERTIFICATES OE APPROVAL, IN COMPA
RISON WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON, December 3, 1858.
Messrs. SHERwIN & BURGESS, Agents for Mar
lands Patent Fire Proof Safe,-Gentlemen Il
have examined the Marlaud Patent Safe in your
store, and so far as | able to judge of its Fire
Proof qualities, | believe the principles upon
which it is built, the most reliable in resisting
heat of any Fire Proof Safe that has come under
my observation, and particularly recommend it
to the attention of our Probate Districts that are
now supplying themselves for the preservation of
their records
BENJAMIN W. DEAN, Sec. of State.
BRATTLrBoRo, December 8, 1858
This may certify that we have examined the
Marland Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited to us
BY Mr.. Arson Hardy, and that in our opinion
Marland's Safe would be desirable one to pur-
chase for the use of the Probate Courts.
R. TYLER, Judge of Probate.
A. ST0DDARD,
MDDLEBURY, April ~, 1889
Inc Legislature of Vermont at its last session
passed law making it the duty Of the county
Judges to procure Fire Proof Safes, in which to
deposit Probate Records. In discharge of that
duty we have spent some time in examining q
number of Safes. We have come to the oonclu-
sion that the Marland's Safe, manufactured by NJ.
B. Bigelow and Arson Hardy, of Boston, Mass,
IS superior to any other have examined, for its
Fire Proof Qualities. We have bought safe of
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict and we are we'll satisfied with TIE workman
ship, apparent strength, and durability.
W. W. c. WRIGHT, ! Assistant Judges Of
II. c. SMITH, Addison Co. Court.
NJ. Il. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Projectors,
80 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
J. J. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AGENT.
June q. 1859. d&wtf
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A FAIR THIyG.-All "Gift Enterprises are
moi humbugs." A concern Of that nature can
well be conducted in an honorable manner, and so
q. 10 merit public patronage and approval. Such
a. establishment is that conducted by G. G. Evans
A Co., at IS Cornhill, Boston. Purchasers Of
BE- Ks al that establishment obtain full equiva-
len for their outlay in the books which they pur-
chlse. In addition TO this the purchaser Of each
boz is entitled to 4 gift" varying in value from
tEsnty-hve cents TO hundred dollars, as the case
may be- Works Of fiction or works Of the highest
literary merit which are truly essential to a
Borough library, are furnished at the lowest
Standard prices. The proprietors are enabled 10
offer these liberal, almost munifcent, terms by
reason Of the facilities they enjoy Of obtaining
Their books at much less than usual market value.
See advertisement in another column.-Lalo7eaes
fhass J. Stnantl
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THOMAS BRyANT,s ESTATE.

WYE. the subscribers Paving been appointed
w by the Honcrabll the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of al
persons against the estate Of Thomas BRYANT late
OF hohmond IN said District, deceased represented
insolvent. and also all claims and demand. exbil
TIED IN offset thereto; and six months from the
day OF the date hereof being allowed BY said Court
Tor that purpose. VIC DO therefore, hereby give no.
tice, that We will attend 70 the business Of our
appointment az the Hotel of Silas Whitcomb. in
richmond. IN said District on the third SATURDAYS
OF Septemoer and December next. at 10 o'clock
A. ", on each Of said davs
Dated this 18th day # Tr7e. A. D. 1859
;. EkEIN Commits
V52W3 KENn III. WILLIAMS {sio,er.
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u q L K e is.
BOSTON MARKET.

July "a, 1909.
PRODUCE. BUTTER-There has been a better
feeling in the Butter market, and good quality has
been sold at e per 10 advance the prices Of last
week, the market closing steady and firm at his
advance. Ordinary kinds have been dull and re-
main without change. The receipts O" the week
have been 1926 packages The sales Of good
choice and extra New York and Vermont diaries
have been at L 3als: and common and fair ranges
from l2al6c per ID. Canada, Ohio and other
Western is selling at lOal7 pr ID, as to quality.
CHEESE has been arriving more freely, and the
market is well supplied. Prices during the week
have eased Of &c, and the tendency still appears
to be downward. The sales range from Base per h.
TIE best diaries selling At sa9c, and rather dul
these figures at the Close while poor quality con-
tinues almost unsaleable The receipts Of the week
have been 3 ,749 boxes and casks. BEANs-For
White beans there has been rather more inquiry
Sales Of common at 75aSl blue pod at 5 20aS 30
and extra pea and marrow at : 4OaSl75 per bu
as 20 quality. Canada Peas quiet, sales having
been made at 81 10 per bu. PoTATOES- Potatoes
are in rather better demand and good quality are
scarce. sales Of common whites, Prince Edwards
Is and and Peach Blows Mt 25a 35c; Nova Scotia
Chenangoes at 55c; Gillifowers 70c and Jacksons
have advanced to 75as0c. per bush EeGs-Egrs
are scarce and higher, with sales at lie per doz.
WOOL.-The demand for fleece and pulled has
been moderate during the week, but TrIces remain
without change. New fleece continues to come
along slowly. The sales Of the week have been
about 100, 900 lbs fleece and pulled The advices
from the Wool growing districts continue Of an
exciting character. Prices have again advanced
and the purchases Of manufacturers have been
considerable during the week. The private advices
from the most reliable sources, and from parties
who lave returned state that the twothirds Of the
clip Of Ohio have already been purchase BY the
manufacturers at 42a55c; from one-half to three.
quarters of the clip Of Michigan at 42a52c; two
thirds Of the clip Of Wisconsin at 90a44c; onehaf
to two-thirds Of the clip Of Western New York at
35a50c. In Vermont and New Hampshire very
little has been done as yet Of any importance but
prices range from 40a50c per ID. In Washington
County, Pa, faucy clips have been sold at 60a70c
manufacturer purchasing several lots as high as
the latter rate. Altogether prices range much
higher in the country than were generally expect
ed, and the sales so far have been almost exclu-
sively TO manufacturers.
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Died.

In Williston 2sth May, after a short sickness,
borne in truly hlial submission and christian hope
Philo Clark, in the AID year of his age.
Mr.. Clark, though active and successful as
man of business lived in the clear conviction that
be was the steward of Gods mercies. He wa
faithful in his duties father, as q citizen, an
as man. As member of the Church Of Christ
he seldom let slip any opportunity to meet wit
his brethren, to pray and praise, to counsel and
cheer them on in the great work to which he and
hey were called. large hearted contributor to
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NOTICE.

The Republicans of the town Of Essex ara here
By requested to meet at the Tcwn Hall, in
sad Essex, on Saturday. July 10 inst, at o'clock
p N. for the election Of Delegates to attend
the County Convention to be holden at Burling-
t,n, July 18th, 1859.
Also to elect their Town Committee, for the
ensuing year, agreeably to the instructions Of the
County Committee, in thsir call for the County
Convention. A general attendance Of the party
IS earnestly requested.
Bv order Of town committee.
T. ". r. NICHOLS, Chairman.
Essex. July 9Th, 1859.
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The Philadelphia North American says there
is another letter Of President Buchanan that
viii create a greater sensation than the
Walker letter 1t is letter to Mr. Wendell,
the public printer, recommending the dis
bursement Of large amounts of public money
to publishers Of democratic newspapers, the
mercenary organs of the administration. Mr.
Wendell made the advances, but his profits
out of the printing do not indemnify him,
and as the President refuses to take the de-
fciency out Of his own pocket, Wendell
complains good deal and talks the matter
over freely in public. This is the same
Buchanan that wrote the famous DuQuesne
letter, lamenting over the political corrup-
ton Of the times.
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News of the Week
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE ASIA.

The news brought by the Asia at Halifax.
includes Liverpool dates to the 18th, and
some items are Of considerable interest.
The last accounts from Napoleon's head
quarters say he was concentrating his army
in order to attack the AustTians with
an overwhelming force. The Allied
army passed the river Sesia on the 18th, and
their advanced guard was at Colcaglio on
the 10th, while the King of Sardinia had
his headquarters at Palazuolo. Garibaldi
was at Brescia on the 18th; his force is rep
resented as becoming daily more formidable,
and was threatening southern Tyrol, where
the people were getting extremely impatient
Of Austrian rule