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Trim MARKETS.
pRIGuroN cArrLE MAnKEr-Apr n

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr-Apr. n.
At markct-sO beet Cattle Is0 stores. 90 pairs wort
ms oxen " Cows and Calves l.V sheep aud lambs. and
l.tU
Prices OF Hocf-ENtrn. ser 900 nrst quality s. IS
O.el' second do, i,:5 5000 third do. 81.
working ONcnpcr pair from SlUO. lsl. ~ $50 fl6o.
Mich tuws--Sales at sii a IS common do pa 81.
veal Chyes-Salca at SAuU o " 5uOa 7.uO each, .
Three years old, 40 a 49,
sheep and fantasies 2T5 Extra aOo5oo 100 Iso0.
Swlnc-fat Hogs Otc. retail per 10.
II i5c.
TAllOW 2 a ID.
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village schools.

Our village schools will commence on
Tuesdpy, May Q. The primary schools are
70 be taught by Miss Russell at Fairbanks
VillageI Mas A, NJ. Lee on tho Plain
Miss VI, 4. Kimball at the Depot, and Miss
Child at Paddooks Village and the iuterme-
daie by Miss Goodenough, Mr. T. s, Cowles
will teach The high school,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-30

o. Since the murder Of Butler, by Ward,
in Louisville, school teachers there have
sorry time with their pupils. The teacher
of the Fourth Ward school lately attempted
20 chasiise one Of the large boys whercupon
The pupil Clzcd a poker and struck the mae
ter a severe blow on the side Of the head
The latter then left the school room, followed
hy all the boys, who pursued him with brick.
bats and stones for some distance.
O. Capt Ford's company OF Texas ian.
gers, while pursuing Some Indians who had
run OF horses from their camp, were sur
rounded toy 500 warriors and 43 Of the rang
s-s ,.--- L-l-I-. H. N--.L, tasvoIy atd
desperately. but were ovrrpowcred by mum.
hers and all butchered except Capt. Ford
and four Of his men, who cut their way
through and escaped.
FOR THE LApFs-The Paris modes are
gradually undergoing n decided change
hasques ARE almost entirely abandoned the
round waist, with belt and buckle, are super.
cecdiug them. The hornets arc small. Lu,
arc worn on tho tor Of the hcGt, aud advance
farther over the forchcadi nearly'al the trim.
ming is placed on the top Of the bonnet.
The shape and materials OF summer wrap
pings are as yet mystery.
~ Frank Blair, in a speech delivered H.
ST Louis, said that zone slave stands more in
the way Of building railroad, than three
mcuaiaiaS-r
~ The Washington republicans not be-
ing allowed to fire their guns over the Con-
necticut victory, within the city, dragged
their ordnance across the river into Virginia,
and fired them from the banks Of the Poto-
mae right into the ears Of the president in
the White House opposite While engaged
IN this business, some gentlemen crossed
over from the presidential mansion with very
anxious looks, and surposiug that sumo urs
was drowned, and that the firing was only to
raise the body, eagerly asked, Is any one
dead y Yes was the reply, in solemn tones.
Who is itP' James Buchanan The truth
here began slowly 10 creep over the visitors
and they bowed themselves off.
o. There was smile among the audi
ence when the reverend Mrs. Blackwell
Brown or Brown Blackwell, in reading her
selection of scriptures in the Music Hall pull
pit, Boston, last Sunday, came TO the follow
ing passage:
"When was a child, spSke as a child,
understood as a child, ! thought MS child;
but when became a man | put away child
ish things"
TX An old man in Philadelphia was late
ly sentenced to the penitentinry for three
years for stealing three cents If he had only
stolen fifty thousand dollars he would have
been elected mayor of the city.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-30

TERRIBLE CMNUrY.=Rs> 4 laia ar1ilal
nom California, We hnyc the distressing ~.
ielis cncc that earthquake in Ecudor had
destroyed the city Of Quito and SOME smaller
towns to the nortaward, together with 2OoO
lives and some accounts say 1000.
a despatch says that the steamer St.
Nicholas. exploded in Arkansas April 81.
and that serenity fire lives were LOST
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-30

WooL-Tne public wool sale ut New
York, efst iuStowaS largely attended by buy.
crs from Boston and Philadtlph including
a number of large manufacturers and citS
sellers. or the whole offering there were
but five desirable parcels. Everything sold
wen; lower than prices current at private
sale and the offering was largely Withdrawn.
The pulled and fleece were nearly all taken
out few thousand pounds pulled sold nj
80 a Use, and it all could have been sold IN.
der this range. OF the fleece only 1000 lbs
fine Ohio sold at SO, Taken altogether tAe
sale was not satisfactory one, the woods be.
ing undesirable and the prices obtained low.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-30

FRANK ADMlssIoS.-The y. Y. Journal of
Commerce admits that ain all our calcula.
uoions for the next Presidential campaign
we may as well assume that the twenty-seven
electoral votes of Pennsylvania are mortga.
ged 70 the kepublieanAh
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Tbr GaIF0omtam.
By C. NJ. STONE & co,
st. Johnsbury, April 80, 1859.

CoEHEsroSprScr,-We solicit rohmtag1 COM
5,unioattoni from all parts Of the country upon
matters Of interest ~ Items OF NsieI, IA par
ueular, will be thankfully received.
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t-Y- Abraham II. Hickings Of Peacham,
died recently from a wound received Ivy the
accidental djechurgc of gun,
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have grand celebration of the introduction
Of water. 1t will be a great thing for it's
prosperity. Brooklyn will soon be the third
city in the Union, and New York With it's
suburbs the second city in the world.
Business is rapidly improving. New York
is a great manufacturing, as well as COM
merciAl, city. Three hundred Sewing Ma
chimes are estimated on good authority to be
sold here every day. at an average price Of
$50, and most Of these are made in this city
Many thousands Of these machines dre en-
ployed in various country villages in manu-
featuring clothing for the New York market
but more are used ia manufacturing various
artices here than is credible to one who hyr
not examined tho matter Our grandmoth-
ers used to do great deal Of weaving, but
the cloth factories now do all that; our
mothers used to spend all of their long win
ter evenings in knitting, but the knitting
machines have nearly monopolized that bus
mess, and now the sewing.mnthino will make
another inroad on feminine occupations
Truly ! think there is a fair prospect that we
shall soon be able to do without women al
together. l. -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

INTERESTING TO HE CeGoRED BELLIES AND
BEAUx OF NAsHVILIE-We find in the New
Orleans Della eff the Sd inst. the following
announcement, which will, of course, cause
quite 6utter of surprise in certain circles
OF this city:
MARtIEp On the 25ta June, by the Rev Mr. Green,
nj the residence OF the bride, Miss Charlotte Rebecca
Dlvis T. Cs Wade Hampton, AL at this city.
Nashvine (rcnn.) papers peasecopy.
This tender announcement was handed in
TO the Delta, accompanied by Il piece of the
brides cake Col WADE HaNrsON' is body
servant TO the editor Of the Delta, and figured
conspicuously in the columns of that paper
during Last winter, in connection with the
fancy balls of Poydras StreeL-Miss Guar
LorrE REBEoCA DAVIS was, and perhaps still
is, the belle Of the faubourg IRENE.
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Dp Gelegrapb.
Foreign per steamer yigo.

"a NEW YORK, July 7.-GlrIbaldl Is accomp-
fishing remarkable feats. surprising the Aus
trians aud marching thirty miles a day. lie
is setting the country through which he pass
es ia faver of ind, pcndence. .sss@
The Vienna correspondent of the TINES
says the pickehs of each army are in sight Oh
each other. Scarcely day passes without
slight skirmishes.
Napoleon's dispatch says. I'VE have takeu
all the enemy's positions and captured maliy
cannon" DC.
Heavy cannonading was heard at Verona.
The recent tumult at Venice WAS occasioned
by rumors that the French had Landed at
Padua, and Venice would be surrounded IN
three days. The people began to mount their
cockades with Italian colors aud insult the
military, who attacked the mob with The butt
of the mnskets.
The Sardiuian bulletin of the Perugia affair
says the Swiss troops attacked The Town on
the 10th. trampiing down I'D killing women
and inoffensive persons. The tower was
placed in a state of siege.
Malta advices state that eight steam vessels
destined for IheAdralic are II ady 10 depart.
The Preusiche Ziet,mg officially says the
Franco-Sardinlan army is moving near the
frontiers OF Germany.
The Prus an government regards the Sc
curity of Germany as entrusted TO her Care
England and Russia are armlng on thu
largest scale.
1t was announced in Paris on Friday that
a corps 'arInce of 40, 900 meu. mainly from
the African regments, were expected shortly
in the Adriatc.
A Milan dispatch confirms The advance Of
the French troops toward Valettine-
The Archduke aud Governor OF Tyrol ar
rived at Naurlers TO superintend the enrol
ment of "a 900 men in Tyrol and VoraEes.
An attempt was made at Rome to pro-
claim the dictatorship of Victor Emanuel; but
Governor Guyan interfered 10 prevent it.
EY-Constantinople advices say 1t is
said that the Pacha has been summoned to
send his contingent forces to Roamlia; but
be T, pl ed that the inloci,ive p Ii y OF Il e
Porte compromises Egypt, and he will puI
his army ON war footing.
MARsAILLEs-Kossuth left here this morn
ing, the 2l,t, for G., nOa. He will have a.
iatelvi with Viclo. Emanu and Napoleon;
| in reference to his plans to secure the lnd :
pendence of Hungary, which he affirmed the
Allied Sovereigus had agreed co recognize
| and 10 l:ud The r aid to lib Hungary
1t was Prussia, and nol Napoleou.. thai
asked permission to march 80 900 troops ov' J
| Hanover TO the Rhine between the lrst aud
fifth OF July.
Napol-on's despatch was dated at Carriana
| and not Gambia.
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"Along the cool, questered vale Of life,
He keut the noissl ess tenor Uf his way ~

He kepttl noiseless tenor u his way ;"
and in the prime of manhood-beloved by
all-regrett,d by all-he has gone to ''the
bosom of bis Father and his God"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

NASHVILLE Monthly RDosRD OF MEDICAL
AND PHYSICAL ScIENCE.-The July No. OF
this valuable periodical has been received
The editors are Drs. DAxIEL F. WRIGHT, JNo.
II. CALENDER, and TRos. J.. MADDEN. The
original articles in the present humber are,
/. The Chemico-P hysiologica Relatives OF
Tea, Coffee, and Alcohol, 10y Prof ERNr; 2.
Remarkable case of Monstrosity, by j. Il.
MANL0vE, NJ. d.; 3. Letter on Adaptations
at Hip-Jont, by W. L. WATERS, NJ. d., OF
Washington City. Besides these cemmunica-
tious, it contains large amount of other
matter. Interesting not only To the Medical
profession. bat to the general reader. The
Monthly Record is published at 81 per annum.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

Ee-Messrs. Z. L. GLAscocK 4 Co. have been
appointed agents to negotiate the loaa asked
for by the Nashville aud Rowens Ceai Com
pany Persons wishing 20 take any part OF
il can call at the Office Of these gentlemen and
do so. We have already stated the terms Of
the loan and have now only to add, that the
Company have since agreed {" pay enc mn
of the principal annually in coI at l2c per
bushel: ihe interest is also to be paid annually
ia coal, if desired, at i0c per bashel- II our
citizens entertain the proper sense of the wants
of Nashville. they Will take this loan immedi-
ately. and have the price OF coal down at an
early day.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

ALMOST A BLow-UP. The fire which was
discovered about bsdEPast o'clock yesterday
.norninc in the cellar If DOUGLAS K WALSH,
cam very near being serious affair. In the
cellar were a number ef casks of liquor-two
or three Of them containing eighty gallons OF
brandy each. These were bound with both
iron and wooden hoops: the latter were burnt
off Did yeu ever try glass of DOUGLAS q
WALsn's brandy when -yeu happened to feel a
little unwell, with something remotely rescm-
bling cholera symptoms, and thought that a
drop Of something would help you? OF course.
Then yeu know they keep nothing but tue
purest article, and you can imagine what an
internal scattering of bricks and mortar there
would have been bad the fire made little
greater Roadway before it was discovered.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

CHEArHAM Il BRorHER.-The firm Of VIII
HANSON d CHEATHAN, Wholesale dealers IN
Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. on College
Street. between Church and Union, has been
dissolved by mutual consent by the parti' S.
Mr.. WILLIAMSON having sold his interest 10
the house To Dr. J0HY L. CHEArHAN. The
business will be carried on hereafter under
the style aud firm of ARCHER CHRATHAM *
BROTHER This is an old established house
and is reliable in every respect. Country
dealers in Liquors. Tobacco and Cigars, who
purchase their supplies in this city, will dnd
it to their advantage to give the Messrs.
CHEATHAM a call.
See advertisement in another column.
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Meoifal.
MRS. wINsLow,
500 HING SYR u p,
For Children Teethfne

n experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
IN sents To the attention Of mothers, her
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

W6fVS, DR.. KING, formerly OF New York, Tor
M&3 the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
lucky land who has DEVOTED his attention TO the treat
of private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended TO a practice for. so many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled TO
all diseases of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from mjudicious medical treatment,
or from neglect of their own. DIR. Kings Dspensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square second story where he cures all diseases OF
private nature f. ell s.. .rfsg
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseioas medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old or recentdate eHectually cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much -ats 1e-t >
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases OF the skin, growing
out of neglect bad treatment, can be efeciually
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNlsSs-Particularatten ti0nhaving been
given this disease and all The consequences grow
ing out OF it, brought on in many cases by the de-
structive habits of inccnsdcrate Youths and exces
sye indulgence OF the passhns neglecto Of which win
undermine the constitution. rene the subject unit
for business society and causing premature old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty Of
TIE Womb may restsssured of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their with fee enclosed directed TO Dr. A King,
No % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn, will have
the necessary mecinesent to their address, with
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Once
hoursfrom o'clockn the morning until in the eve
uing may30-ndkwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

The Oriental TALIsMAN OR NATURAL.
WEATHER INDICATOR, grows spontaneously
upon the great Desert of Arabia, il is incor-
ruptible. will remain in correct use, and may
last a century; it win foretell in any climate,
throughout the year the various changes of
the ,ceather t0enty four hours IN Gdvance and per-
fectly reliable, it is the discovery of LOUIS S.
be obtained for 81 90 at A. STRETCH general
agent, Nashville Tennessee, or sent secure
per mail by the diseoverer for 50 90 current
money.
iulyl-tf
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GnInnnnlC Ifnd.

MEssRs. EDrToRs:- Through the medium of
your columns, we beg leave to express our
heartfelt thanks for the noble efforts of the
gallant Fire Department, with regard to the
preservation aud protection of our property,
at the fire which occurred on our premises on
yesterday morning. We also cordially thank
our mum rous and generous friends for their
kindly aid, and will always remember them
with lively and warm gratitude.
Very respectfully, EE
DOUGLAS & WALSH.
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Shirts and Collars.

lust received another invoice of Shirts, various
u patterns-Embroidered Bosom, Full Bosom and
assorted size paIts. Also, fresh supply OF Collars
for sale by J. Ii. McGILI..
iunelO-tf
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For Sale.

M + are Offering Tor sale four beautiful Building
w Lots, fronting on McGavock street, running
back towards Broad street. liz feet 10 inches 70 10
foot alley. "
Also, one Lot fronting ON High street 30 feet, and
running back 1883 feet Ia a 10 feet alley.
The above Lots are exempt from taxation for about
70 years. and onyehient To business being within
i've minutes walk OF the Public Square
IL not sold previously 10 Saturday the and July we
VIII, ON that day on tile premises o1er them public
sale.
TKKms.-one two and three years, for notes sat.
factorily endorsed, payable in bank, with inferred
from date, and lien retained.
JAMES ERWIN, Jr.,
Junel5-td Ii HILL MCAl-ISTER.
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rinh Congressional District,

RoBr. HArroS and CuAs. READY, candidates for Con-
gcess in the Fth Distri1t, will address their fellow
citizens at ths following times and places:
Noleusvillc, Williamson CO., Thursday, July 7th.
Triune, Friday July Sth.
PeytonsviIle, saturday, July 9Th.
In mpsoun Station, Monday July 18th.
Hisbor'', Tuesday, July 18th.
J. +. Smith s, Wednesday July 18Th.
Lvergn,, Rutherford CO., Friday, July 18th.
Old Jederson, saturday, July 10th.
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To the Pussic.

From now until october next we viii szsf our en-
TIRE RErnl stock Of HAsnslsE Al REprcsp Palczs siK
cAss, iselnsing cAArsSTsxs roals, RusIssSo hsxn
wkKa Asp hsUsE FUESssnSa Goons. having asde an
rzSssH PreparAioas for LszsE ikrAi. fzApz, a'ans
yEKs rsSs and desirable Goods can be boazhs a.
low F.srsx.l yoz cssa. u yea want The worth Of
your money IN Hardware eau ssoa 81
MCCALL. cos,
ianeis-t 81 Public square.
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out the world.
Cedar 81 >ew York
cents per bottle.
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LAND Toy Sale

Il WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hum
L dred acres, handsomely improved, situated 81.
miles North Of lie, meiaiey The Louis
vile ana nashville Branch Turnpike, miles from
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad adjoining the
iarm OF William ~ Phillips refer persons ishng
10 see the arm 20 Mr.. W. d. Phillips. This farm has
two neverailing springs Of ne water and Is one AT
the healthiest places in the State be pure on
good terms al private sale between this and the FIRST
OF October next at which time il will be tered by
me at public sale. CAROLINE I nm
june20-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

''MR EMANUEL LYON Dear Sir: have the pleas
ure 70 inform yon that the Royal Commission OF the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you Medal
and certificate for the great value Of your Magne tic
Powders &c. MIIARp FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate of
Prince Albert.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

~We note amongst the arrivals in town,
Col. JAKE MILLER, President Of the Rogers
Vile Bank The Institution which Is said To
be doing the work OF the Democracy In his
section Of the country. The Col. denies en-
phatically the statement Of LrdHT about the
renewal Of that SIS note. But, what has
brought the old democratic chief and Bank
President 10 Nashville just nowf
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From California.

New ORLEANS, July The steamer w.
ii. Webb IT, below with San Francisco dates
OF the 20lh. The OriZaba aud Sonora brought
two millions treasure and 600 passengers.
Business in San Francisco was better Money
tight. Politics are exciting. The Anti-L'-
compton democrats nominated Curry for
Governor and McKibben and Boaker for
Congress.
VERA CRUZ.-The five million conducta
has arrived and is awaiting shipments.
MINNATTTLAN. July 3.-RObles has released
the five million conducta at McLane's de-
maud. Nothing political. E-
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COOP ROUTE TO BEEHsHEBA SPRINGs.-In
will be found the advertisement of RAMSAY i
Mason, who are running daily line OF four
horse coaches from McMinnvilleto Beersheba
Springs, distance Of eighteen miles, through
a fine country and over an excellent road.
Read their advertisement. and you viii learn
how you can get to Beersheba In the best
and speediest manner from any point.
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Mrs NInxlow.

Mrs. Ninsloygs an experienced nurse and
female hysatla, has soothing syrup for children
teeihng, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethug by softeniug the gums ucng all iuhama-
tou--SiIl .,llly all pain and Is 10 regulate the
bowels. Defend upon n, nbthers, II will give rest
to yourselves and rclef and health your infants.
Perfectly safe ia all e.tses. See advertisements in
auother column. iune7dAwly,
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New ORLEANS, July 7.-Cotton sales 40
day 400 bales. Sugar buoyant; advanced /
81. Tobacco active.
NEW York, July 7.-Cotton-Sales 1900
bales. Flour has an advancing tendency al
6 25C96 80 tor Ohio. Corn has an advancing
tend ucy: sales SO 900 bushels at Sc. Lard
dull at ll@llk. Whisky at 264. Sugar
steady. with a large sp 'culative inquiry;
Muscovado at 5kC96. Coffee steady. - ~
CINcINNATI. July Flour at 5 9o96 10.
Whi,ky at "a. Mess pork at Is rs.
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From Washington.

WAsHISGToN. July THE Treasury re-
C ipis for last week in June were 81 633, 600.
Drafts paid nearly S3.001,000. Drafts issued
above S2,000,000. Balance in Treasury $4.-
4SS O0D
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LAND FOR SALE.

L>oR sale very desirable Tract of Land, contain
IL ing about 80 Acres, fronting the Murfrees-
boro' Turnpike and within miles OF the corporation
OF Nasbvii e, aud in the neighborhood cf Franklin
and Minerva Colleges and the Washington lnsti-
tute. 49, - - -
This valuable Tract of Land is well adapted for
hrst-rate residence commanding one OF the nnest
views Ia David on county. A great portion Of the
land is rich bottom, with branch Of excellent wa
ter running through Il from about go never failing
Springs. Its short distance from the city will rem
der II valuable for Brewery ,Dstillery, Jannery,
any manu- fctnrfng business which requires large
quantity Of pure water is unsurpassed for mar
ket garden, orchard and winery. The improvements
consist OF Frame House, nearly new, with Kitchen
stables, &c, and all enclosed with a good fence,
chiefly plank aud picket. Terms very liberal
For PARTICULARS apply to s.B.Fa ~
may26-triw2m F. R GLASCOCK A. co.
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Gs- The Civil Tribunal of the Seine has
Just decided in case Madame XIV. the
Mayor of the 10Th reimbursement" that for
eign woman legally divorced in her own
country, cannot during her husbands life
time--although be is also ioreigner-con-
tract second marriage in France. where.
since 1916, the law does not permit divorce
under any circumstances whatever.
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w b e DIS
PATENT x
SEWING
Nj A C ii In Z S

Have gained the conf
.ence OF all who use them
and have proved one Of
he most valuable inVen.