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e. EMQL GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
3x&aassi3RYM EMAIL ROUTE

tRssSi3R9 ALL ROUTE.
-, Through to New York In Four Days
and Lakes. - $50 ~
Quickest Route to Memphis St Louis Chicago Cincinnati
darlington, Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved i-only Seventy Miles sagng-via
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
RAILR DAD
to Canton, Miss thence by Mississippi Railroad
Sims Sutton Dudley treble daily line Of Four Horse
Coaches to Grand junction. Tenn
Through tickets Memphis York can be had AT the
Ticket office Of the New Ueans Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads the Gap Of the Mississippi have
now good and close connections throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro.
crossing rapidly and the staging will accordingly.
A3rsixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger
AZ 2m SIMS, SUTTON i DUDLEY
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j. Fl. Il I. N. MARKS,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
PAYNE. STEELE kCO.

T. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS-oFFIoE
n No. II Exchange Alley, stairs nearly opposite the
ri Post Office solders seanen and Teams,ers who have
days more, disturbance since
tied Widows and minor children
Soldiers entitled
land pensions. Clans male and procured with dis
patch by JOHN PURCELL,
NILS 6m IL Exchange Alley, mp stairs.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
~ II ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
y Commencing Sunday, May /, 1859:

iUH -. which will BIZ the last regular train.
On Sundays the steam train will make morning
O'Clock at night. - ~ "
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be habour trim,
every Sunday from O'Clock until g. '
Extra or special trips from Lake night by Horse Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified
except mail trips, and after Sundays Fare
each 10 CENTS and have timely notice to
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The following is the total value of importations-
Free dutabe and specie-into the Port and District
for the first quarter of the solar year. from the LIST Of
January to the 3Ist of March for eight years:
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Il Craa-5Iry, Nov. p, Mr.. Washing
ron Martin aged IS.
I Coventry, Nov. Mary. daughter
OF Enare Daley, aged 5 years and 6
months
In Ceventry. Nov. 18th. Of consump-
lion. Henry II. Frost, Esq, aged 81
years.
II Barton. Ms. :, Mary Z. daughter Of Ira
all ii.-ia b rman, sgei years.
o. szs-~-ssi Ncv. 7. Casucv Frederic son o.
1H-rsg 50. sai Ellen n. Stevens, aged year
II >tsrs-sat. Oct, 2s, Mr.. Ell K. Morrill, aged
SIS vsa-s
Ta >.s7s.sai. Oct ;, Mrs. Jsmins Williams,
willow B. the s-s Charles Williams, aEel 81
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THE HERALD OF TRUTH.
SURGEONS SERMONS.
SURGEONS SERMONS.
SURGEONS SERMONS.
SURGEONS SERMONS.
SURGEONS SERMONS.

BIZ. SpuTggoH's sermons, as well a. those Of
tie Rev. Henry Melvi.l, .. D.. chaplain 70 haT
Aajesfy, arc received weekly from kur0De ana
Published. Is sDon a. received. iH the HEEALb
o. TRUTH Tie sermons o. other distinguished
cssrgyrnen Of an The Evangelical 6ea5n7iHattgsis
both Of this country and EgF0pe. appear regular
~ iu its columns. b HEgALp - THUlH d
pu5lisse1 Sesaly e. No. ~ Aassau street
Nsw FORK Rev. Joan v. Wai0r Of t4e Pfsa1y-
terl4n church, eoitar. Terms, 81 per anuum Z
copies So Gibbs o ten, So, and a. extra copy
. the Eetfer up = the Club Tka payer + 8
qsauo of sixteen pagss, and . arranged ior slssa-
lfsE- II contains every week four SERMONS D.
EEzagelieaai eagises. besides taneh other matter
af esHerai interest. Speeches COFiEs sEAI
FEEE. 47Ws
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STATE OF VERMONT.

- DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, 5.
At Probate Court. holden at iras5urgh with
in and for said district, on the l6th day Of No
seTIJeF, a. D. 1853
Waiter 4. Cobb, administrat0r On the estate Of
Israel Blake, late Of Derby, deceased, interstate,
6led in said court his petition 10 writing Tor li-
cense TO sell the whole Of the real estate whereof
the said deceased diei seized IN this State, Tin
his said petition describing the s6ms) except the
widows dover therein. and including the revsT-
sion OF the widows dover; and setting forth in
his said petition as reasons for the sale Of SAID
real estate, that part of the heirs OF the de
ceased reside without this state; that the real
estate Is 50 situated that division thereof can
not be had without great injury 70 the same, and
that none CT the parties interested are willing to
take the whole thereof by assignment, and pay
the other parties p IS provided by law; aud that
IL viii be for the interest Of all concerned to sell
the said real estate, that the proceeds thereof
may Dc put upon interest, or invested Ia stocks,
sr IN other real estate
And the SAID administrator has fled in said
court the consent and appreciation Of all the
heirs residing IN this State to sale Of said real
estate.
THEREFORE, It Is ordered BIZ said court
that public notice be gwen to all persons con-
cerHed therein to appear before SAID court, a. 8
session thereof to be held at said lras5Hrgi. on
the sih day Ct December, 1859, that they ulay
be heard in the matter ard show cause why
license should not be granted as aforesaid.
And tHIs order snail be published three weeks
successfully u tue Orleans Independent Stand
ARD newspaper printed ~ lras5nrga IN this
state, the last Of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing 81 Aforesaid.
Given under nv hand Al the Probate Office ia
lrasburgh this lstb dav Of Decsr75sr, A D. 1853
4Tg3 81. CARPENTER Judge.
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- for the STANDARD
rsnsri6ga Cattle Market


g-EEsrEEl FEEaLY FAUM THE ~ Z. FAEsIER
WEDNESDAY,. Nov y, 1853
AZ rs-zst 1893 Cattle, 20 Beeves and SIS
s-,-es -1e-5s ,ing Of Working oxen, Cows AND
.=.7==- v=sr-nEs two and three years old
..-z=-5is-zsJ 6eef-Extra S7.5Q5ou0; LIST
-uz s65a7,O 90; ID quality. S5,75su,03i Sd
J,oU. ordinary, $, 100000.
---- -Ztu-S75EIT5-
E--s and eslvss-S25ssf.
Sail.
SO Eea-S Jit-SI642I-
Three Iszrs pl1-S52125.
Sheep and ambs-T55U a; market. Extra.
El--- av lot Sl.e0al5o.
S---- Ls-5s-So, 0es9. 90.
Fes Sal Ives Sales st 81, 00aO.Og.
s-l-- Western 81 market,
.s-ss-5s per To-
-a-T-fssc per ID.
Sa <sr..-tU aI2 cts per 10.
L-ucs 's-s-S0, S5aI, IS
Pc $50 --su. 90 saCh.
>r-uE .s-s-1 u-oe. Retail, 0aOC.
sa- s----H5ressed. Gee.
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JOHN SMILES ESTATE.
TIE OF VEts1E ONT,

II Probate Court. holden at Irasburgh. N and
fnr SAID district the 18th day Of November, \.
D 1859.
John Taylor and John Somers. Executors OF
the last will and testament OF John Smile, late
q Crsftsbary, in said district, deceased present
Their Illustration account for settlement:
WHEREUrON, 1t Is or,ieret that the same be
referred 70 the nh day Of December next. AZ the
Probate Office in said lrst>bUrzh, for exqmiua-
ton and allowance; and tnat all concerned be no
tiled hereof, by the publication Of this order in
the Orleans Independent Standard, q newspaper
printed al lras0urgb, three weeks successfully,
a soon as may be, that they may appear, and ~
said time and place, if they see cause, object
thereto.
47:w3 N. CARPENTER, Judge.
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ects Of secret habits OF Youth.
~ Every Father should presents copy TO his
Son
Ia the dread catalogue Of human diseuse 50
destructive dr8ia upon the system. draws its
thousands OF vic1ms through fe~ veHrs ni sut
tering down 10 an uuiimey grave. D. destroys
the Nervous System, rapidly WASTES away tie
energies Of life. causes mental arrangement.
prevents tbs proper developement OF the svstcn.
Inequalities for marriage. society. business. and
all earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer
weakened in the body and mind, predispose1 90
/ Consumption, and train OF evils more 10 be
dreaded than death isel With tie fullest con-
fdeaCe ! assure the unfortunate victim. uf Sell
abuse, that permanent and speedy cure can he
effected, and with the abandonment oi rui1ous
I practices my patients can be restored 70 robust
vigorous health
Any person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps viii receive copy by mail under seal
e TO FEMALES -
To- Also the celebrated Female MouthIv Pits.
made from the extract Of Cotton Root; q remedy
used for years among the female slaves at the
South, IN form Of deeoctiou or teas now tor ,he
first time introduced into genera, use. Price one
Dollar. sent under seal by mail Married Ladief
( must not use them Address AS above
L. L. HEERiCK. NJ D..
sorl Drawer il3. ALBANY. \. Y.
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TATE OF VERMONT.


GcETHTrZLD, November 28rh. 1853
F- ---rlz-.0s ot Al act Of The Geae-zI Assem-
BIZ r. --- STATE. passed 81 is 0ctobfT Session.
q 81 1858. ssalet proposals wlIl be recriTe1 az
-~ rzcs "a So--hfrid. by NAL o. oshsTwise,
1l- --= s;h dsy Of Dscsmb~r nexs. for leaning
-- -rs State Fifty Thousand D0iisrs. for the TERN
e I've veErt, znd ire further sun O. Twsutv
--zEazl Doi.srs, fer me term Of * years, frurn
-es -=s-rv 5rxt czv C November iHsrzn+. G. auv
-a-- a. ssfnsr Of said Sums. uo- iess fhar $500,
"a 1rtrs sLecu'sd 10 the nay7e ami behalf ~ fhe
5-z-r -is iEtsTss. - the -ats Of * per &C ser
sz---- usvsbis ssrn'-anuasl5v AZ the Su5oIx
Ezar .- -oEso7. with Interest eoupons a-tache5.
IRE -sta -- - opened. En1 me iazns arz-se5 8 ?
-1s fs-ve--cT and Trsasure- - the party O. uer-
-.ss uz=-lzz ne highest prsriuH. rsssTvfnF.
ssrs@z5F % The provisions q said eet. he rizht
20 -1s G7vsrncI AL Treasurer . REJECT zzz o.
a. 4 sad 15=k
z. y. BATES
TFsss1Fsx = re 5szsa g ysy-ue-4
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JOSEPH BURT'S ESTATE.

TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed BY
Il the Hon Probate Court fer the District q
Orleans, Commissioners. TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of JOSEPH BURT, late of
Jay, in said District. deceased, represent
ed insoiyent, and the term of six months from
the 26th day Of October. 1853. being allowed
by said Court 70 the creditors OF said deceased,
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore rs:
Give Notice, that we win attend 10 the duties
lot our appointment al the dwelling house OF
Lydia Burt, III JAY, in said District, on the
first Tuesdays Of December and February. next.
at O'Clock, in the forenoon, on each Of said
days.
WILLARD WALKER, C.--:--..-
r DOUBLEDAY, commissioners
Jay, November 4th, A. ,. ls5s--47w4
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ST. experienced aUrse ami female physician has
s5- Sr-aP for children teeth.Hs. which
-s--e-7 --s -rocess Of teeshiHg BY sof:eninz
che E-s -s5l1irE 2I Extraordinarily sllay
-a- sod =s-re 20 regulate the bowels De-
7sa- -r-- g. mothers, II win give rest to your
--v5s. -r- sf TO your infants. Perfectly
-atz-- H. cases See advertisement in smother
--.aue. 85yI
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Farm for Sale.

7 WILL sell nv farm in Cnftsbury, situated
i on Black River, consisting Of three pieces OF
iHRd, the main piece containing go acres, the
most OF which is excellent land, being divided
into meadow, upland. sugar pbice &c, tFO good
houses and two good barns, with sheds To the
houses. II is well watered. 4 part Of tine purr
chase money can remain on the land If desired
The other pieces have about thirty acres cieared
on each Of them, with 9 good barn upon one.
). J. GILBERT
Craftsbury, Nov. /, lS5s-45w6#
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IMPORTANT
To AL LOVERS OF ANIMALS

TIE sNE3lCsN ST OCK JOURNAL Is Il
j --- 1r-svo monthly, OF g Uagpz. hau4sorn-.
En- us-sts-, published az p PARK BOW
Er~ YORK. and devoted exclusively 70 tie
E-r-1Ter--as o. OFT Domestic animals.
Ets ~eccr- Volume Commences IaHuarv. 1850
E-zlls-Sl % per year, iHgzTia5tg n l3glacs
5rs--Uel e1l5es gratis MoUCv nay be sent q.
11.E--s-'z -z=k, in registered ie=ters.
D. {. LIN>LEI. Proprietor.
C. !. SAETOS. BARKER x CO. Agents,
No p Pax Eov, New Tork-
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HENRY H. FROST'S ESTATE.
STATE OWE MONT.

~ DISTRICT OF 0hLEANs. - .
Al a Probate Court holden AZ lrzsburEh. with
IN and for the District aforesaid, on the 2sth dav
Of November, A d. 1859.
An Instrument puToyting . Be the last VIII
md Testament CT HENRY H. FROST. late 81
Coventry, IN said District deceased, was
presented 10 the Court here for Probate. BY VIII
lard ". Frost, the Executor therein named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court tha,
public notice be given 70 all persons concerned
therein. toappear before said Court, at a session
thereof 70 be held Al the Office recently occupied
oy the said deceased in Coventry, on tine 18th day
of December, 1858, AZ 10 o'clock 4. NJ, 6, { cai-
test the Probate Of said Will, and u j. further Or
3ered that this orier be published three weeks
successfully 10 the Orleans Independent Stand
ART, a newspaper printed At lra>harch, in this
State, the last Of which shall be previous 10 the
day assigned, as aforesaid for bearing.
Given under my hand ri the Probate Ofice a;
Irl~buFgd, this 2sth day Of November, a. D,
So
49w3 II CARPENTER. Judge.
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he 0XYsENATEp BlTTERS.

Nature, % her great labTatory, has stored some
rsus-r a-a-:-i 20 every disease which " flesh
a=r -s' IN; ,: requires the investigation
.-- research Of the philosopher to discover AMI
-aas this -amedy. such research and invest
..-5- ass succeeded in discovering a remedy
-- --s. -a7ss afHicrive dispensation, the
DYSPEPSIA.
NH.- Al ia lesser sni numerous evils; snd It
--y he sar=.y sssertet thz. until the appearance
- s== C-ygsnats5 Bsssrs case Of Dyspepsia
---=-. ~ss q rare experience in medical practice.
Soc 7a-s- she influence OF these Bitters the
rae Cd cure the rare exception, failure to cure.
5=el .r- following. which the subscriber re
--=s- e. ,, publish for the benefit Of the at
81 -e---..s ard Iveterats Case Of DYSPEPSIA
eEE-E BTTHE OXYGENATED 8ITTERS.
Ire te.7T5nE from a gentleman well known
p Pc -E.g7 20 which he lives ought 70 satisfy
( z2zfuse 1- '.'rie faith;
% WtTEaToS, \. Y, july IS 1855.
EavLE x Co, Boston Sirss-NiDe
ssF3fEs s-rrs s-- atr8ck6i by ttat curse Of all
H5feeases DyS1aEst1, which 50 affected me As 20
1cazse great %. 7eS~'nu. ill.tess, AMI boal1g OF
szfse -ls ijs'eiv OF zt-er eating. accom-
.eeczs-1---- 1.-sea. vomiting aciairy, and head
s1~lle fu---9s- --H general debility and suffer
SIR foEs rieriug life burjheu.
- ltAer n.vHu- r-s--i every known remedy with
ssPni easct. SD ssspa-iuE Of ever regaiuing ms
#rst hszitl- ! zas Induced % make use OF the
MlzFEsua-s. --.ers. the g0Oi effect Of which
ssneEssnuz ems -s- visible on nv health and vs.
sa. set--5 1=-ag whole 5ortls { was entirely
ares. an fee. pleasure IN inducing all ike
ssisrs-s s= ----eli 20 make Use OF tHis remark
9ess rsue-v.
THEO. CALDWELL.
I Fsess-s5 5y 5. FoTLE & co. Boston
@uz1Ee- sale tv
~. STE. frssburgh; Isaac kIHBALL. Gov
F ALvAs H0vET, Albany; SAsrs ScoTT
- Buck S RICHAEDsoS, West6eld; Al
ezEs s SSAILEr south Troy; v. c. GILNAS
SorlA fvovs Z. ROBINSON & Co. Lake Bridge
KAtLsY & ROBERTS DERBY Center: T. c. But
LEa DERBY Line. CHARLES CAEPExrEE Wss-
caFfRslsai EN- JosLYs * sons. Barton; D
.sFr11fEsET. Glover; and by dealers every
49,
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y office.

THE subscriber takes this short method Of in.
/ forming the public that he IS now yreBarel
20 furnish merchants. town superintendent snd
teacher, with the new school books, and AZ the
lowest cash prices. and 3 part OF them IL ex-
change At one half the publishers retail prices.
He hss also q large assortment OF Miscellaneous
Rooks, Histories, Biographies, Travels. Bibiss,
Hymn Books. &c. Alrnanacs-Fa Farmers. Chris
fisn. Methodist, and Ladies Aimsnscs Wal,nl's
Registers. Stationery tdat esunot fsiI to suit
Thsnkf1l for psst iavors. he stili hopes bv an
upright course Of dealing 70 receive the patron
age Of the public.
CHESTER BROWN.
Craft>bnTy, Dec. ], 1883.
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THEo. CALDWELL.
ISTRATOR'S SALE.

- ns sold al Public Auction ~ West
Ca on on the 24-h day Of December
* e y g'c ock A 81, the reai and personal
sase atloaE n 20 the estate 81 GARNER Gage.
* &sAAr.s=tBn, de.eased-tbe real estate Of
sfscssse1 corziS-iHg Of one equal undivided third
= 80 aces. more or les. % lot No % IL the
sEat cITssi9l- being the same premises thai Ar
1tew Be- decided . Nilsson lyon, Samuel Lord
saa EzrsneT fsge, situated abaar one fourth O.
aaeeaafa FfoE the village Of IVES; ChsTle~fon,
; as kAEss1 farm house afd two good barns ana
ecq aaask GOOD spring q water brought 70 sail
rc1ge SD barn. Also tie allowing articles Of
pesAsHal estate. sb1ut 80 tons Of hay. about
-sna e So cons. ! cart, ! single wagon
r.. So TX sled, / single sleigh. harness
Ezfre~ p.1Hs. and other farming tools, Also
go 1-sfta1 rUbes.
fsa'sa q Charleston, this Zls: day q Noyen-
81 2 ls5s.
4. 3. COLE.
+zE= Administrator OF Gzroaer Gage.
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LIRER

FTNhis is to certify that thave given my son. Enos
4 Franklin Hsdlock, his time during the res
mainder Of his minority, and / shall claim none
Of his earnings nor pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after this date.
HIRAM HADLOCK.
Barton, Vt, Nov. nth, 1883. 47w3*
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JOHN LOCKE'S ESTATE.
TATE OWE RMONT,

- District OF Orleans IS.
II Probate Court holden AZ Irssburgh within
and for said District, on the 10th dav Of Novem.
Der, A. D. 1889, William L. Locke. Executor OF
the last viii and testament Of JOHN LOCKE
late Of albany, in said district, deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for settlement:
WheTeupOn, it's ordered that the same be refer.
red 70 the Sth day Of December, uext, at the
Probate Office in said Ira~1argh-for examination
and allowance; and that all concerned be notified
hereof by the publication. afthis order in the Or
.eaas Independent StandaFd. a newspaper printed
Al lrasburgh, three weeks successfully, as soon
as may be. that they may appear, and AZ said
time and place, if they see cause. object thereto.
Avs NJ. CARPENTER. Judge.
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sTRAYED.

- TkAYED freq Tie pasture q he su5seFihei
- aboat she iSth 81 October, 3 light red wear.
Lag sfsers rather laTR4. Any aae sho III Re.
IsTEl him . re snail be paid f5r he irsas.e.
CALNfs PARIS WORTH
f9vsSs~g tss0~ s. 1sSe szxa
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The HORsE POwER ], strong and durable, and
IS maize To run still, by "a pecu'iar construction
OF the endless chan causing IL toturu as smooth
~ around the circles az the ends rs over the
-trghI ways, thus avoiding muCh unnecessary
friction, which arises from different conStrug-
ton OF the chain.
The gearing on il is fastened securely IN Z
simple manner, that It cannot work loose and
come of, which, if happening, prevents the use
OF brake, and the team is liable 10 be injured
by being thrown out Of the Power. from its get
ting 70 high a motion. Il is so geared that team
walking AT the rate Of ! 81 miles per hour viii
thrash dry grain. The amount Of elevation re
quired depends much upon the team, and eondi-
tIon Of the grain to oe thrashed.
The principal objectior.s TO machines Of thi,
class Is their carrying over grain in the straw; but
they have in theirs 81 revolving wire seuarator
shaken bv cams, which is the best arrangement
in use for separating grain from straw, and will
allow less grain TO pass over in the straw thar
any other.
Grain is well cleaned By the fan. and delivered
at the side ofthe machine by q spout into meas
IRE This is made OF Il size adapted 70 Two
Horse Power, and with such Power will thrash
from 100 10 200 bushels OF wheat per day. anc
from go to $50 bushel- 0foats; but double these
amounts have been done unsier favorable ciIcum,
stances They make larger size, intended 10 be
worked by Lever Power OF Three Horse
Railway Power.
Ali machines made and sold by them are made
in a substantial and workmanlike manner, anC
are warranted to suit the purchaser after fisil
trial
70 am the only Agent for the State of Yer.
mont.
JOSEPH C. PAEMENTER.
Lowell, VT, June Il, 1850 If
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LIBERATION.

THIS esrfiass fhas have given nv soa Joseph
Il Gilbert his tine, and 0ae : yssr Cd col. eg-
ring ths remainder ~ MS minority; therefore
shaI claim nose Of ms saFn1azs. nor pay zny
debts O his csstr4cEing 4fgeF iais late
AUSTIN - CIT aUuT
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DERBY ACADEMY.

TNHE winter Term Of this Institution will com
4 mence Monday, November 2sth, and continue
eleven weeks.
n. J. HILL, 81. A. PRINCIPAL.
Miss JANE HISMAS, Teacher Of the French
Language and literature.
Professor \ y WHITNEY, Teacher Of Ins;ru-
mental aud Vocal Music.
The Trustees believe that this School under
the efficient management and able instruction Of
the present board Of teachers affJrds superior
advantages for a sound intellectual and hes. tn
ful mora. training. We are cOuf lent the school
has never been more prosperous, and 10 present
ing our claims to patronage, we feel that "a Mr.
Whitney We offer facilities for acquiring a thor
oggh musical trfiHIHg. such as are not often enjoy
ed ~ country schools.
We are happy 70 add that the school is % be
uudsT the management OF the present principal
f,ET a. least the remainder Of the year. aud timl
Alr. Whitney contgmplates making this his place
Of residence for the present.
Fer particuiars address.
JOHN TINKER.
81. l. MEWCt}iB. Ex-C0umiftee
Hi CARPENTER. Il D.
Derby A0vetaber, a. 1863. 4sw8=
( NO. English Oil for sale a.
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OF ali diseases, the fr-t great eause
Springs from neglect OF Natures laws
SUFFER NOT!
A YSICIAN'S ACY
TO YOUNG Men.

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On the Fourth Page.

II ARD Ware ~ al kfa5ss Cast Steel and z.
j Z. Stoves for sac A.
WoRTHTsGTOE's.
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LIBERATION.

VFHIS is 70 sertifystliat have given nv 500,
u LOt I'd ward s, his time during tie re-
H1ainder Of hts minority and shall clam none oi
his earnings nor pay any debts ofAis attracting
after this date.
NOAH Z. EDWARDS.
Troy, Nov. Il. Is59-4sE3s
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LIFE III JUHN BRUWN.
The life of this terror to slave
holders will be issued about the
first of January. Its written by
a man competent to the task, and
who was with him in Kansas. He
has been intimate with him for
years, and now has the papers be-
longing to old "Ossawottamie."
Those who would read the true
story Of his life, had better send
their orders to Chester Brown,
Craftsbury, who will answer all
of them promptly. First come,
first served. Price Sl,OO, sent
free of postage.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

MISSES SMITH < HITCHCOCK would in
VI form The ladies Of Barton Landing and vs.
entity that they have opened Millinery ard Dress
Making rooms in Smiths building, and have
just received 4 well selected stock OF
FILL AND WINTER BONNETS.
Ribbons, Flowers &c. Also latest STYLES Of CaDes
and Mantilas made TO order. All orders attend
ed With pr0mptuess. and executed with neatness.
Barton Landing, Nov. s Is5s-48w3%