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J. W. BROWN.

retiring from the business respectfully beg leave tender
warmest hanks numerous friends for the kind and
liberal patronage extended by them the old firm solicit
NY successors a continuance for the
J. W BROWN.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for
the relief of COnsumptive Patients in ad-
vanced stages of the disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and numerous
are the cases of its cures that almost every section of
country abOunds in persons publicly known who have
been restored from alarming and desperate dis
eases of the lungs BY its use When tried, its
superiority every other medicine of its kind too
apparent escape observation and where its virtues
are known the public no longer hesitate what antdote
of the pulmonary organs that incident TO our
climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget and produced cures too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
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ALE! ALE! ALE

= y BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
- y 25 do do KenDett do
25 do do Bottled do
The above Ales the finest made and warranted For
sale at Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices freight added at No
Market street.
july3i CARTER, WILsFORD & CO.
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For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
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Freight transportation.


Es.zs.s5ES- E5S- = -. z g -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO KAHL ROAD
COUPANE,
TUNHE Southern Road the four great lines Thsroad has
been managed such way TO commend it to
the public patronage
This Company, under the general superineHdence OF
II. ID. UEAEtS, General Freight Agcnts
Nov inducements shippers to Baltimore, s,
YOIk Bosten Richmond Petersburg, exceedingly
rates. below New Orleans prices, their moderate
terus upon insurance of and half per
by route the European shipping being from to
shIugs sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
all contribute to TendeTt
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequalled by any other
operation, their We terri terminus is at PARK
ERSBURGu, hURdrsd amt NINETY miles below the low
dangerous navigation OF the Chic river This
ordinary the Celey goods only
but Dispatch any other route, and tie
ter declines advantages sIch the delivery
wdens on other routes that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy Route.
Freight by t less exposed weather than by other
there drayag, the delivery being made Park
ersbulg under well shielded Goat and elevated from thence by
Immediately the cars, without being subject to
SOIL,
Louisville connect direct with Parkersurgh
delay, Likewise the regular Cincinnati
The PsUg boats convey direct 10 oParkerurgh By
this arrangement the Company enabled t. receive freight
daily for this attbeir agency in Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars enquire Of
ii. IL. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No ., corner Broad and Front streets.
mayl5-Gm
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NOW OR NEVER,

AM in the city and engaged selling county rights
Tor the State OF Tennessee for the manufacture
NY Patent Improved Bee Hives, the virtue superiority
OF which have been testified hundreds most worthy and
eminent citizens Of country The my Hive
Is simple, and promise it is the only live in the
which proof Against the bee mothe Persons pur
chasing either family county rights for the Hive in
the wo Id, find me for few days the Rooms OF
Messrs Hardy Brothers, where will be happy see them
lulN2l-M
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CARTER, wILsFORD & co.
PURE BOURBON WHISKY

EKIE have on hand about 90 barrels Of PURE OLD BOUR
BON WHISKY, which will warrant to YEARS
OLD snd the nen the State We anxious 70 close ont
and would he glad il those wanting something really fine and
good would give US call CARER, WILSF0RD co,
july3l No Z Market Strs-t
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j. n.
MILLER & WATERMAN,
Auction al Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEOVGIA

TNTIL give particular attention to the public and private
w Merchandise property every description
and will make prompt returns for the same.
Refer by Permission to
J. B. L W. A. Ross, T. Bloom, J. Winter, L NJ Lamar
f. Bond Manufacturers Bank, Macon Ga W NJ Day.
isOn, Bell, X. uabersham Sons, Brigham Bald
win & Co., T. j. Walsh Savannah, Ga; W. c. Dukes SON.
Charleston, $. C.F aug5-iGm
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rYREE SPRINGS.

IIHEE SPIkINGS.
TEVHIS fashionable and popular Watering Place has been put
in complete and thorough repair, will he opened for
the accommodation Of visitors hoarders the
der the direction and management Of Dr. D. T. SCOTI whose
experience we'll known.
The regular line Louisville by the place,
and line Of Coaches from the Railroad Springs,
will be put upon the road Immediately.
BILL CHARGES.
Board per day for less than 90 90
board per Week........' IL On
Board per 40 20
liberal deduction will be made for families who wish
main during the
II ? Balls swicea week. july22-tf
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Fine Hacks and Omnib0SeS
ChanceFy sale Of

ChanceFy sale OF
TWENTY-THREE LIKELY NEGROES.
TNDER authority Of decree pronounced the July Term,
1852 Of the CEancery Court Lebanon, In.
gran and Others Henry Smith and Others will expose
public sale at the court house door in Lebanon Tuesday
OF September next the oOsing slaves Judy 80 years DID,
Lewis l5 Prince 2 Bohs Hasty 60, Jacob 3d. Jane Palee
~ T0m 81 Hannah 49, Harriet H. Jerry 10, Haby I3 "a
Emelne Is sally 6 Martha 10 3 Hasty Della g William
and Peter ard Emsline.
TernsS--0nehi cash, the balance l2 months
il O'Clock A. NJ. JOHN HOWARD,
uly3O-d. Prs fee SO Clerk < Ma ter.
Town and city Clocks.
TENHE connected with une Of the best manufac
tGrers Of Turret Clocks in the United States and
viii under take pan arrange and Such Clocks any
sired location The Clocks Of these makers guaranteed
te TGrdte Time Keepers. They strong and
warranted for years They strike
regularly the hours also be arranged chime quar-
ter or hal hours interval Of time for the regulation of
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES OR FACTORIES,
and upon number Bells which they capa
bic Of giving their full tones,
Every information regarding cost, testimonials ability
&c, SC, may be obtained Of
THOMAS BAILEY, Agent.
At the Office I. NJ SINGER CO.. 4j North College st
, Attention given to repairing and improving Turre
Clocks in any part Of the State.
Address Box 535, Nashville, Tenn
june26-d&tw2m
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIG,

composed that disease within the range of their
action rarely withstand evade them Their PEN
Grating properties Search and cleanse and invgorate
every portion of the human organism correcting its
diseased action and restoring its healthy vitaes As
consequence Of these properties the invalid who is
bowed down with pain physical debility astonished
to find his health energy restored by a remedy at
once so simple and inviting
Not only DO they cure the everyday complaints of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
of their and directions for their use in the follow
ing complaints: COstireResS, Heartburn Headache,
arising from dsOrdeyod stomach, Nausea Indigestion
Pam an and Morbid InGctiOR Ofthe BOWeLs F7aensy,
Loss Of Appette Jaaldjce, and other kindred COM
plants, arising from low state of the body obstuo-
ton of its functions. They excellent alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength to the system debated by disease.
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PREPARED BY
DIR. J. &. AVER 81 co.

LOWELL. MASS.
Z Sold at wholesale by
10 G. BROWN & ETANs,l N,,.r
and BERRY 4 DEM6YILLE, ! A'"Sl''''
II. +. FARNSWOBTH Il CO., Memphis.
M Sold at retail by all Druggists throughout the South and
West. lJuly 6-d,t-w&w3m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NnrrCE.

EAVING qualified Adm nistrator with will annexed
Of the estate of JOHN G. FERGusDE. deceased all
holding claims against said hereby requested present
them the undersigned within the prescribed by
all those indebted to it make pay without delay
JOHN l.. SEIlON.
augl2 dim Admir- with i'll annexed.
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6 FROM fft
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin Is Steerage. s.
Tickets, good until Jauua- ls6C, SIS
The well-knOwn frst class Sds-wieel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. P. MARsIHAy, and
STATE OF GEORGIA. Capt. }. J. GARvIN,
Nov Regular Line for the North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, as follows:
The STATE OP GEORGIA. rCm Savannah the 5th 18th and
25th OF every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE. Charleston the Oth Goth and
Both Of every month.
safety and comfort having superior State Rooms these
ships surpassed by any the One Hundred
Miles this the Delaware River and BaytTO nights
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line at Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, Il hours
from PasdsE hia Through TcKe with the privilege Of stop
Philadelphia and ndrtermea points, for sale by the Agents
iu Savannah
Fare to Niagara Buffalo, s22Elmra, Se-Canandsigua
s2i. c. A. GKEINEk & CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
7. S. & I. g. BCDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
fei27-d6mi Agent at Philadelphia.
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Al persons holding claims against the late firm
SEHoS, hereby requested present the undergn
ed at the oil oce Of the firm, No "a Cedar Street.
indebted to said firm requested to make payment without de-
lay JOHN l.. SEHON, Surviving Farmer Of
augl2 dim FEEGUsO &
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'EE LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-27

LIGHTNING RoDs.-The attention OF
those who wish to protect their buildings
from the dangers of misguided electricity,
is directed to the advertis .ment of S. s.
Bigplow in another column. The recon-
mendations of some of the most scientific
men of the country are given in favor Of
the copper scroll rod, and lis practical val
ne is attested by many hundreds who have
it attached to their buildings. 1t SCENE &c
us TO be the most desirable pattern for d
safe and efficient conductor of electricity
that we have ever seen.
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herself and started across the modows mn
on run, her little brother toIowin,
When they came to the river, she said :,
him if he would take her cloths back to fla
house, she would take them off.
He tried to prevent her, hut she said sbo
should be happy after she should he in tbs
water, and took off her bonnet, wien ber
brother caught hold Of her dress TO preven,
her going in. She broke from him. and
walk, into the water where it was low .,
the shore. He watched her until sbs
reached sufficient depth for the current
to carry her out of his sight, WHEN he ran
home and gave The alarm. 1t is the opin.
ION OF both parents that she was insane
She had been an easy child to govern and
the correction M this time was only done
by talking. No other method was used
The body Of the child was not reco, cred
until the next day, although immediate ei.
forts were made 10 find il.
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Vermont News.

Moses Hold n of mid llasex, 60 vea,s
"ld, has made 100 lbs of ma lie sug ~
this s. ason without hel,-.Io<e,.h Horton
of Mt Holly, has mad. 1927 lb<. of snpa
from 80 trees and another man in tie
same town has made 40 lbs from three
trees.
The fire that burnt the bridge at Milton
Hollow on the Vermont and Canada rail
70 ID on Monday night al.o DESTROYED goo
cords of wood. An engine house WAS also
burnt with the wood shed at West Albur.h.
on Tuesday.
Three fishermen caught 1877 trout in
five hours in a small stream at Taflsvillc, a
few days since.
MILIrARY.-The Woodstock Light In
tantry paraded N in our strreis on Wednrs-
lay evening for the first time this season.
they were out nearly fifty strong, without
uniforms. and went through the various
evolutions IN a manner that showed they
have not been idle during The winter.
Many recruits have beea S, cured. and the
Company cutters upon another season with
every prosper of winning fresh laurels.
The fact that the Woodstock Li.ht Infan-
try Is the !,esl drilled Company IN the State
will this season be established beyond a
doubt Woodstock Standard.
ATTEMPT AT SUIcIpE.--In Weston. on
tuesday, OF last week. man named Clark
Shalluck, surprised to be partly insane. Al
tempted to commit suicide by hanging. He
pro ured rope and fastening it 10 a high
beam IN his barn. made a noo-e thrnugh
which he introduced his head, AID swung
on. lie was discovered by his wife, who.
on rnttln. hn down, found that life was
nfar'y extinct, but by proper medical and
he wa sooa restored. Ii was no, known
now long he had been hanging. The knot
forming the loop around his neck was last
khol had 1t been slip knot. probably he
would la heen successful in his under
iakin2 a brother of his committed suicide
b ~ browning early this spring.-Rutla,ad
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symptoms of the yeiloio tcrer alter gazing
upon such sights, / would recommend thai
all who have good employment, stay a
home, lest they should contract fever, il
they we're TO come here, tina. might carry
them off.
A new enterprise is on foot here, which
will notice before closing this tedious let
ter. The citizens of Plymouth have taken
measures TO get up Town Map. ! saw
the draught Of it last Friday, in the hanls
of A. d. lIager, who is employed in get
ting it up, and if the workmanship of the
finished map equals the draugh, and the
completed arrangements are carried out, II
will be a nice thing. DR.. G. A. Scott, }.
w. Stickney, Esq, and }. A. Pollard, Esq
are committee under whose direction it is
to be published.
The map is not only intended to point
out the location of every mans residence,
the roads, streams ponds, &c, but it rs TO
exhibit the Geology and Mineralosy OF The
town. Not only the gold and iron depositeS
ofthe town, but also The Marble, Limestone,
Soapstone and common 70, ks will oil be
given in their proper place, and represent
ed by different colors, each representing a
different rock or mineral. But | ann wiring
too long letter. More anon.
Truly yours. A. l.. b.
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Fellows F.lis Library

The committea for the Library removing tn. same .
the store of John " Moore find the following number,
missing:
Nos IS &c 90 100 1874 l7s 1856 soe 22s 2as 2s2 go
$50 34l 3i2 sI3.
In all eighteen volumes Persons having tbese roun.,
will please umedatvy them MIR. Moore that ,b
may be replaced in she Library.
Stockholders iuf rned that the Library Is op,s
at all hours Of the day and every day except sunday
Person not stockholders obtain an, b,oks desired t
reading from the Library Vt reasb rates BY APP yhg
Mr.. Moore, and giving guarantee that he taken
be safely returned. for the Comnitt,
s. NJ, BLAKE
ALBERT DEhRY
May "a, 1870. GEoaGE sLAlE
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thew made the disturbance at the door III
The wantonness of intoxcation, not even
knowing who were inside, and that Mckeen
struck Mcdonald first, who, in the fury OF
drunken passion, stabbed him.
The remains of the murdered man were
taken to Hinsdale, N. H., for interment,
and passed through Bellows Falls on Mon
day. In Burlington they were escorted to
the depot by the Boxer Engine Company,
of which the deceased was member, the
procession being headed by the Cornei
Band
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-27
ASrr.FuolrIvr SLAVE LAW Coxvr,

ANTI FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW CoNvEN-
rIoN AT CLEVELAND, OHIo.-A mass con
vention of the foes of the fugitive slave act,
assembled at Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday,
and was well attended. A very large num-
Der were present from the Western Reserve
counties. EvrytEing passed off orderly
A declaration was read denouncing the iu-
gitive slave law and the Dred Scott detis-
ion, Resolutions were also read, d 'cIarine
that the fugitive act WIS unconstitutional
and void, and that the supreme court had
degnnerated and that it was subservient ia
party politics. That the life tenure should
be abolished and the judicial circuits re-
modelled. That the conviction OF the Ober.
lin rescuers was disgraceful and unparallel
ed That the prisoners were entitled to
their liberty, and that The freedom Of tie
country rests upon the great republican
party. Speeches were made by MeSSIs
Giddings, Chase, Wade, and others.
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g. The Montpelier Freeman of thi

G. The Montpelier freeman oil tins
week has some fair remrrks as to where
the next republican State Convention should
be held, and comedies the propriety OF hold
ing it nearer this part of the State. In
1857 it was held at Burlington, last year al
Montpelier. We would suggest Rutland
as good place for holding the Convention
this year, and next year we hardly believe
they could do better than TO meet at Bel
lows Falls. One thing we would impress
on the State committee is, that the Conven,
ton should be held as earl as Tuesday IN
the week, so as TO give the press of the
State an opportunity to publish the pro-
eeedings the same " eek.
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e7T We call attention to the notice under
the head of New Publications, of new
work from that enterpri>ing publishing
house in New York. Fowler & Wells. II
is bound with exceeding nea,ness and beau
tifully printed on nice paper, and the work
itself is better than all this. 1t is from this
house that so many good and useful book.
are issued, and it gives us pleasure to com
mend them to the public.
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Prof. M a es'
Super Phosphales of Lime

SUPRHIoR TO PERUVIAN GUANo FIR Corn, Po,s's'
- Grain and al other crops. To be appel at any b4
blowing
TESTIMONIALS FROM HUNDREDS WHO HAVE UsE
1T FoR TEN YEARS
Made Of Caleined Bones. Peruvian Gnano suphure ~
sulphate OF tmmona, and Drir,i Blusi No varistts
quality In strong sacks, l60 lbs each.
lp tbs of the Nitrogenise vi equal IN effect and aas
power ls5 lbs. No, reruvi,n Guaso.
Per tag 2l9 =
Mtrogenized super phosphate Of lime s40i Sc
NJ apes super phosphate Of ,ime $50 ~
lotion and totateo ~uper-pnospha,e Of lime y -
Potash super phosphate Of lime $50 ~
NEH ENGLAND FARMER.
Judge French Of Exeter and one OF the Eiitnrs ~
above well known sourisl, under date Of April = "
SAYS:
We have tried every variety Of fertilizer and haW -
faith in Mapes' super-phosphase than IN any other ~
featured article of the Sinl
Extract from n. c. PLANTER March A. 1859
have experimental some with guano upon gain cFi
and found tnat it. suPerhun OF anmon gave y
luxuritnt growth TO the plant, but it did supPI
minerals luai TO tine demands If rhe glain ilelfe
wheat crop grown up,B guano seighed but % Be 81
that gr"wa upon Mape's phosphate Of lime weighed
81 per bush.
Can containing SIM lie for experiment c1rcuar y
directions for etc, be bad free OF expeBse ~
cation TO
P If. ROBBINS, Agent, CHESTER. VT
Dealer In Hard Ware House builders Tools and ~
ni g. Iron an steel. flour Meal Grair salt AID 6F,
les Teas and lobaeeoi thes will uorE.il TO pease
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Error TINES - We
on the Thames. and the only one (nf stone)
which is entirely level, all the rest being a
little arched. 1t was at this bridge where
the celebrated American diver. Scott, lost
his life. Canova, the great Italian sculp-
tor, observed of this fine work, That it
was worth a journey from Rome AMI back.
on foot TO see this bridge. and that alone
About two m les below, and to the East
Of London Bridge, is the Thames Tunn'l,
onr of tue most remarkable examples of
er cheering skill and perseverance to be-
fund Descending a spiral stairway, well
lighted by glass dome above, you pass
about 1905 feet through al arched street,
as it were supplied with sufficient gas burn
er> to mike it light and Overwhelmingly
under the rham"s-where ride above hips
laden with commerce from all parts of tie
world. During its excavation the wo k
men were once or twice surprised with an
"uuinvited guest the river-hut it is no a.
entirely dry, with the exception of a few
slight drippings in two or three places. The
arches tit is composed OF two distinct arch
esq are of brick. In this subtrrranean
passage are engaged doz, ms OF wnmen,
girls and boys. with all SORTS of str nktS ,
and fruit for sale; singing, cnsmnramic eX
hibitions, crank-organs, Chose sweet de-
lights Of "a city life), Ne, &c. An old wo-
man tod me she Lad been there Several
years, and hid suffered no Inconvenience
from the necessary dampness of The plice.
As financial speculation, it is a failure !;
tie difficulty of &c ting down To it pre-
Gliding carriages, and the penny char e {
for pedestrian, paying very small Interest
upon its immense cost.
From the Thames Tunnel TO Hammer
smith Bridge. in straight line is about
eight miles but the windnas of the river
are such that by steamer the distance is not
far fiom eleven. One mie below The Tun-
mel, or three miles below London Bird le
the river makes circuit of about four miles
around a narshy pennSular called the Isle
Of Dogs. Across the rock OF this p.nnsu-
lar are situated tie West India Docks
having an entrance ON either side about a
mile briow are The fine Victoria Docks, the
largest in the world.
IA we art SlDfdhlii9 III " il1es. tIe bFlhpt
betwixt pc ice and war, which The great
Powers OF Europe have been for the last
month trying to construct by diplomacy
and compromise, has at last fallen into The
bloody stream. Austria h s.heen fina ly
the party to precipiate matters, and plunge
Europe in a war, tbs. end of which heas eli
only knows. The Austrian troops for sew
erai days have been pouring upon the
frontiers, and into Piedmont, and the French
troops are on the march thither with tl.e
Emperor himself at their head 1t i
hoped that, for the present at least, Eng.
land will keep out IF it. Russia has con-
clnded an alliance, and taken the field with
/ France W.
Il this bridge, well many other objects of ineres
in London and elsewhere had the petSu,e seeing YER
accurate representations Ia Vermont connec
ton with Wells Exhib ion of Science Art and Beauty !
which can heartily recommend your readers, should
ever come within their
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GENERAL CoNvENTioN.--The general
Convention of the Congregational Churches
of this State will be held this year at YER
gennes, on Tuesday the 2lst of June next.
Persons wishing to attend are requested to
notify II. f. Leavtt Immediately, and
specify whether they are members, that
tickets may be furnished them of introduc-
tion to families for entertainment