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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-05
BARNES e PARK, Wholesale Agents, 10 and 10
Park Row. New York. $3.50
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
70 ALL WANTING FARMS.

opportunity in delightful and healthy climate
% miles southeast Of Philadelphia, on the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad, New jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several thousand Of acres Of
productive has been divided into Farms Of various
sizes 20 fpt 0c purchaser. a population Of some RI
Hnnarcd. from various parts Of the middle States
md Now England have settled there the past year. i'm
proved their places and raised rcceHt The prcc
Of the land Is the low of from SIS $40 per
the soil is Of the best quality for the production Of Wheat
Ciorer, Com, Peaches, Grapes and Iegefabies III is
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE
UNION Tho place Is perfectly secure from frosts-the
destructive enemy OF the farmer. Crops Of grain, grass
aud fruit growing and can be by examin-
the productvcucss of the land The made
sy Go The rapid improvement Of the land. which Is
only sold for actual improvement The result has been.
that within The past year, three hundred houses
have been erected two mills, one steam. four stores,
forty vineyards and Peach Orchards, planted, anda
large number Of other improvements, making 1t desira-
BILE and active place OF business.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
n1lI llnn ATIn INN L Il DlI Y

NIi4LblNA i'' LIN am liNiNo'
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well known medicine Is no imposition, but
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruo-
tons, from any cause whatever and although power
a remedy they contain nothing hurtfu to the constitu
ton.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
1t Is peculiarly suited. Il will, in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
THESE PILIs HAVE NEVER nFEN KNOWN To rAfI
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS ON rHB 2p pAGE OF pAMrH-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED
for ull particulars get pamphlet free of the agent
n: D. SloOand postage stamps enclosed to any au-
ih9r1ed Agent, Will insure bottle containing over 80
Pills, by return mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Latc l, G. Baldwin q Coz
..,., Rochester, n. Y.
l.. L. PIERCE, Montpelier Wholesale Agent for Yer
mont O557
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CATALOGUES SENT FREE on APPLICATION

NATALOGUEs OENI TNIE On APPLICATION.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
The liberal commission, in money books will be
given 10 persons or associations forming clubs ten or
more books be sent at time POsmastors. school
teachers students, oergymen, or any private individual
male female can rcplenish form well select
ed Library, without expense by acting agents.
Please send for Catalogue and Circular,
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
As there various parties advertising themselves
In the Gin business some having the andacy claim
having been the "orginators," but who have the
disposition ability to Mil their promises, feel il a
duty ourselves and the public to state that have
connection with any concern In New York New Eng
land aud individuals sending money 10 such parties
must not blame II they get cheatedor judge Of the
business by such standard
Orders from Clubs or single individuals solicited from
all parts Of the country.
G. &. EVANS ~ CO.,
40 Cornhill, BOSTON
6l.63
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A BLooDLEss vIcToRYi
100000 BOXES SOLD OF

"a
100000 BOXES SOLD OF
MOREHEADS MAGNETIC PLASTER.
This enormous quantity of this Invaluable Remedy
has purchased by citizens Of the United States dur
ing the short time has been before the public The
for this extraordinary is simply in the
tual truth and value Of the article No buys the
MAGNETIC PLASTER without becoming its friend
II performs all that is promised. and carries with il its
own recommendation Truly this is a Vctory-peseeful
and bloodlessbut believe less glorious than the
triumphs Of war with its train of carnage and desoaton
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengthens aud Pain Destroyer tina, Science
mas yet discovered II You put this Plaster anywhere IL
Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there until the Pain
has vanished. The Plaster manetizes the Pain away,
AND PAIN CANNOT EXIST
wHRRE THIS
PLAS Err is Applied
Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, Debil-
iW, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and
Colds, Pains and Aches Of every Kind. IMMEDI-
ArELY RELIEVED aud, with little patience, PER-
MANENTLY CURED. by the mugical influence Of the
MAGNETIC PLASTER. II is simplest surcst safest,
pleasantes and cheapest remedy In existence I, Appl-
cation Is Internationally to the strong the deli
cate woman. and the feeble infant It's use is agreeable.
aud without annoyance trouble It's price is within
reach of arch or poor all may have it, and all should
have It who are sick aud suheringin any way
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be suppl
ed with the MAGNETIC PLASTER II will he the
Good Physician in any household ready at all times and
at instant notice.
Put up in airght tin boxes. Each box will make six
70 eight pasers and child can spread them Price.
% cents box, with full and plaid directions. lss
ID. O. MoREHEAD, NJ. d.,
Iareator and Proprietor.
10 Walker Street. New York.
MoRBHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold BY
all Druggists and Dealers in Genuine Medicine every
where. lots
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.-Aug 3, 1859
BIZ IelanrnnL I'm Lho u-uLchL.ral a Ln.l.,.nL

In Lots 100 200 Fxtra a selec, o o5 n a n0
hLNAhKs-Ihere was large stock Of cattlel and
sheep at market which with the very warm weather low
cred the price % cts per for beef and so cts to 90
per mead for sheep and lambs Indications are that
nee must be still further decline and that this fall
pees viii rule lower than for year previous.
from conversation with droyers we gather that there
large stock in the country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-05

~ Thousands Of females die annually for want of a
remedy for the ailments to which they incident The
only such remedy know Off Sir James Clarkos Fe-
male Pills. They put up in bottles, containing so
pills, with circular containing explicit directions and
sent post-free for 81 and post-st.mps They are we'll
known he the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See adyer-
tisement. 05ly
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ooKs WITH GIFTS.

DON'T BE DECEIPED Any LONGER!
We (the orginaors Of the Gin Book Business will
send our large new Catalogues in book FORM hostage
paid, 10 any address. ALBERT COLBY & CO.
1895 No, 20 Washington st.. Boston, Mass.
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Il
BUIIER.-lhe receipts Of Butter have been moder-
ate the past week The demand has been steady from
the trade and the market is firm. The sales of good
choice and extra New York and Vermont diaries have
been at L IL lee and common ranges from 70 i6o
per 10, 10 quality. Canada Ohio and other Western
have been sold at 10 l7c per 10, to quality.
CHEESE.-Iho receipts Of Cheese have been light
The market remains quite steady and firm for this art
Gle. The sales Of poor TO choice ranges from lie
agood article selling principally from Sc, with
sionally very choice lot as high as s l-2c.
BEANs-Whte Beans are dull The sales Of com
mon have been at 35ci blue pod at 81 SLID and
ira pea aud marrow at Sl.3) SlG2 l-2 per bu
FEAS.-Canada Peas have been in moderate demand
at Sl.l0 $40.
fOIATOES.-P0tatoes have been arriving quite free
~, and further considerable decline has taken place
The sales Of new have been Sl75a 81 per Dbl The
supply has never been so large az this season, and with
me prospect OF further considerable arrivals prices are
likely 10 go lower,
EGGS.-Eggs steady at l7o per doz.
GRAlN.-Oats are dull, and in prices a further con-
siderable decline has taken place The sales OF Northern
aud Canada have been at AZ iSc. per bu closing dull
the lowest Prince Edward Island are duh and
nominal Rye is quiet at 30 a Doc per bush.
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DYSPEPSIA.
LIVER COMPLAINT. and
CHRONIC DISEASES, generally.

We do not confne all patients TO the same DIET
neither do we suffer any indulge in injurious or per-
ncous habits such the Of Tobacco, in any shape
OF indulgence in Sprituous Liquors any others the
influence of which could only be weaken and destroy
the vitality. hence
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Marktts.

BOSTON MARKET, Aug. l, 1879
Reported by NJ. p. Woop. Produce Commission Mrr-
ohaia, 81 4 3. south Market Street Boston.
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MILLS FOR SALE.-We, the undersign-
VI 3D. offer for sale entire property, consisting Of
Saw-Ml. Gri,t-Mill. and two Circular Saws also,
large House, Darn and Shed. Tho house md barn is
wet supplied with soft water from an aqucduct.
said property Is situated al Berlin Centre and the
outlet Of Berlin Pond, being about miles fr1m Nontpc-
ior Village and is Of the best privileges iu the
State. sufficient drive any quantity Of machinery
For further particulars call and see
WM q AUSTIN JACKSON.
Berlin July o. 1859 5j.57s
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DERSONS WANTING CHANGE OF
climate for health. See advertisement in another
column. bi.76

EMPLOYMENT $50 A MONTH AND
h ALL EXPENSES PAID AN Agent Is wanted
in every town and county in the United States 70 engage
IN respectable and easy business, BY which the above
profits may be certainly realized For further particulars
address DR. j. HENRf WARNER. corner 18th Street q
Broadway, New York City, enclosing Postage stamp
1850
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Nj IDDLESEA OIL manufacture from
WI pure Flax Seed. My "a years experience IN this
business, and always producing nquesiionabe quail
iy Of Boil and Raw Oil, is the best recommendation l
can furnish.
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL,
or ofmy agents, STORRS q FULLER, at Montpelier.
Quality warranted. ENoS STILES.
Mddlesex, February 1889 stu
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DARRE ACADEMY. - Fall Term begins
ID Sept. l. Winter Term beeius Dec. /. Spring
Term begins Feb. 3D. 1850 Summer Term begins May
II, 1862
The Board NJ instruction consists Of seven teachers.
Board including room, and washing, 50 per week.
j. S. SPAULDlNG, Principal
Barre, Aug. O. 1859. 5jjS
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GREAT CURIOSITY have one of
N the greatest ouriosities and valuable inven-
tons in the known world, for which want agents
everywhere Fun particulars sent FKHR.
1906 SHAW & CLARK, Biddeford Me.
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At the locost wholesale prce will be distributed amongst
the purchasers Of every
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or
BOOKS.
O UR CAT A l. G U L OF BOOK S
Is extensive for parcuag description containing the
most valuable works in the various departments
Of literature, such a
AgricuitVal, JHueaiie,
ANmus Medicinal,
Bibies Of an prices, Mechanical,
biographical, Musical,
Bofauca Works Of Fiction,
CO0keJB POcfry,
Dictionaries, Iraroh
Historical, 1droHfures,
Humorous, Odd Fellowship, and
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TOGETHER WITH MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
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Ne,o Books on hand as soon of published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
IMPO TON OF FOREIGN CORN INTO
FRANCE.

ltfcn tue fafls HO2lteur, May Ill
Napoleon by the trace of God the natona will of
the Emperor Of toe French, &C. upon the report Of
Secretary Of State for Agriculture Commerce and Pa bic
Works, considering that tue decree Of The Both September
1858, should be followed curing the session OF the egs
lave BODY by the presentation OF project OF law cou
fomty with the prescriptions Of the 34h article OF the
law OF Dec H. 1914; but considering that actual
circumstances IT is convenient 10 dourn the discussion
Of the reform relative to legislation 10 corn; considering
thst Is equitable to give TO the benei. OF dis
positions analogous to tbose laid down the decree OF
30 SEPTEMBER concerning the cargoes which, effected
foreign ports before 3oh September 1859 should have
arrived until subsequently in France have decreed
and do decree as follows
Article l. The decree Of Both September, 1858, which
had porogued until 3Gth Sspte oer 1882 the delay fixed
By the application OF the various relative to the
importation OF smentsry substances ia reported
Art All ships Of which the cargo gr ain farm aceous
or other alimentary substances shall have been com.
pted before st June 1859, will be subjec. to decree
Of :oth September, 1858
Art. g. Our Minister of Agriculture, Com nerce and Pub
lie Works. AMI Of the Department Of Ficaoce charged
EACH in far es each is concerned With the Of
the present decree, which will be nserte the Bultsin
des Lots.
Done at the Palace Of the Tuileres, May I, 1859
CSgned) NAPOLEON
(Jeun.ersened) Z. ROUHER.
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lffptb tuc SDiCoBo liuts, Nay So.J
The history OF the ast two daye has the history
OF The ehoe week Up one Gay am down the o.
Mopcay there was especial excitement, but the ,ee
gi ayh reported five cents better wheat In New YORK.
end this Of course caused ise here Of eight
to bulls ruied tie roost curing the whole day 80
bushels sold AT 81 "a 81 81 No. red wia,cr
81 ia 81 2ofcs Standard sprpg, and 81 % 81 OF for
No spring. Y's'eroay prices IN New York fell f,1r or
Ave cent? and market here declined six cents WITHOUT
. struggle. Some 80 00 bushels wheat sold NJ 81 81 n
81 60 for No red winter, 81 30 for No red winter
81 j 81 Is for sonoatd sping, and 81 for No spring
csipg NJ the lover figures spccivey -Four contoiaa
dull emo heavy. Holders soy they hrm perha rs they
Thtfe are ccuirg no buyers at she preseut rate,
he r'ocs % gran yesterday we're large fnoJnsips NJ
% 5000 bushels Mess pofE dcci ned &C. pr barrel
Eisl wiD.s are duh AZ 2Ge. a 27c.
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Un,ted s,ates pI.rshop, Oaice.

THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CoNTROvERsY-AaREsr or
Mr. MYEE AND HIS DISCHARGE ON $250,00O
BAIL.
MAY 27.-Jahn Graham rs. Louis IT. Meyer-This
morning United States Marshal Rynders aud his depu
y, MI THOMPSON, proceeded TO the counting house of
Mr. Meyer and politely informed him that be should con-
slider hmsef under arrest by virtue OF capas issued a.
tne su. OF Mr. Graham ajudgment OF deb, for $4,000
tbe aidsv IN the case charges that Mr. Meyer who lin
oonbeciion with his partner, Mr. stucken) had an
Msennent, was ABOUT to proceed 10 Europe By the
or Oh saturday Nj Meyer informed BIS friends Of
we circumstance Of his arrest and he ami Deputy Mar.
g iuototeon Immediately proceeded TO the Mirsbal's
~ os,e .hey were joined by the following gentlemen,
~pu went psofe United States C,muoissouer Whit and
sson entered into $4,000 security, jusafying in
SoV y.'VV9'Iireoei.k sehucbaidt, Geo W Henangs
Mcsle I, John scnePeier, HERNIA H4rcuse, ard Thad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

THIS month been parti ,ulary noted thu far for
ths number Ct destructive conhagrations which have
taken place An enumeration Of them will show what an
enornous amount Of property has within the past two
weeks been lost by toe de touring element
Ga the ID the village Of Churchvile Conn., suffered to
the amount Of upwards OF $50, 600.
On the 4th the city of baltimore lost s25, coo.
On the same day number of large woskghops and q
Touring mil. in Richmond, Va, were destroyed which
!ooed up In Losses 10 more than $50 600
On the 9th the Black River Woollen Mills situated in
he village of WATERFOWL in this State took fire while the
operatives we're at work The whole structure WAS d.
sroyed ana rap the flames tn those employed
III the upper stories were forced to jump from win
doss. Two peseons killed and thirteen seriously
injured. The oss Of property estimated at $40 900.
On the Ia ten steamboats, lying ct tho wharf Pitts
burg, were coDeumed by whlch $4,000 worth of pro-
perry went ia smoke TO the c0u IT,
On the 10Th the business portion of the city of Oshkosh
Wisconsin, evclied With the ground The loss is re
ported at half million Oshkosh is situated on Lake
Wnnebsgo and If the great centre Of the lumber trade
Oh the 18th another FIRE occurred ia Blimofc which
took place ia the building used By the phaielphis and
Baltimore Railroad Company Five valuable locomotives
destroyed by the re the total amount OF loss
is put down at $50 eco
On the same day FIRE occurred in the village of The.
ing mill, tTo raw mills, voolen factory, furnace W
ma hipe shops tso dwelling houses aud two burns Al
valued ct $40 eco. One hundred workmen were tarogn
OF, of employment.
Aso on the I2th the old village of Marietta, Ohio was
visited by the fire King, who appropriated to himself
about i22 600 worth Of the property Of OF tho
chants Of thai place.
On the 14th the Jackson eger bier brewery in Cncn-
uat was destroyed by which the proprs,ors lose S. 900
On the 18Th two of the Western river steamers
lying opposite ST. Louis we're consumed, witch we're va
lued st s3s, COO
large fire occurred at Cincinnati the 18th, which
ace Joyed char factory, psnng machine shop, se-
ifiecrstor mandatory and nine other buildings loss
$4,000.
On the game day n sugar refinery and several other
buildings burned 10 New Orleans Loss not less than
$50 600.
A valuable block OF eight buildings In Memphis, Tenn,
ras bup on the l6.n $3.50 900 worth of property
vas Swallowed up by the connagration
1T the same time church eiiacs aod several other
bulldogs w.ro destroyed in Wiliausspot, Pa. Loss
$40 600.
la Horizon Wiz, the 18th inst, s25, 900 worth OF
property vas destroyed by lire
Here we have losses BY fres within tho space Of little
over two weeks which foot up uci ~ twelve hundred
housaud dollars. " aid 10 tho above the lossss
ustanri by fires oss destructive which have Occurred
irring tho iiue, would sbog 40 aggregate logs
VI about q million and q half Of dollars
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THE RUsso.FRENCH ALIIANcn.

s,epns Shsy ~ correspondents OF London rims1
ro ~ @ eyer mas oeen addressed 20 ihs Augsburg
bd.cue Dy one OF ls Frankfort correslopfcuts.--
lose no time IN com non'ca.Dg 10 YOU s,e ne "a On
ksneo az Tue pest source Improbable az he thing .v
pnpssF anu out oi Eeepg ga Is with the CORNER ooiloy
o. Rnssia an dtticnee has really been coeIej b,sss,
ffinstd ana Fldncs TIE yaio, nconsdera,e
character OF GorEchlsc1, VINO bias ah aim ut rnb ,a,ds
influence over the Emperor Aexander IL ornh,,,e 10
cause OF ibis suenge pbeaonelon Ia @ Of mead the
herman states--even wthout Prugss- will iatervene
actively m favor Ut Austria II h not no rsr IN hi
Supposed that Prussia sill decline to 10 Ike con,n,l ca,sa
WA Ger many, although Ffancs has made "a "a Dt3n,
PROCESS 70 ieT Toe sure oieI that m&is ID Aus
MA isb4, " tbe would co operate against Rpssa has
Row oefp made 20 Prussia ], ~ She Of Germany
WIZ TIE Imperial Gown. As mater OF c2urse how.
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News f.om the west Indies.

CHEAP PROPERLY IN JAMAICA-A TELEGRAPH LAID
DowN-QUIET IN SAVANNA LA MAR-vERY DRY
WFArHER-FIRE5 IN BARBAD0ES-MARKETS
We have Ties from Kingston, Jamaisa, dated the
4th, and from Barbados dated the 18th of May.
The Kingston Journal of the Alb Of May contains the fol-
lowing summary:-The remaining portion Of thrown up
sugar estate in the parish Of st. Ann called Borobrdge,
containing about 400 acres of land with the buildings and
appurtenances attached thereto, Friday last cold
Spanish town under decree Of the Court Of Cnancery
by Master BrisloTe for the Of 81 Sis That trile
above fifteen khDgs per acre. counting the value OF
the buildings The purchaser Adoipb Ppipson Esq.
Ihe week which has jast transprej has not left
to record The laying OF electric Telegraph IL au
Improvement which will Dot only tue week but will
be noted event in the history of progress in this
country.
The steamer Eagle, which hal bsen despatched to Saw.
lamar, to convey back the troops who had besn sent
hher to que the iaie outbreak, arrived THURSDAY
last
deputstion of gentlemen Interested in mining aflrs
his Exceency the Governor Wednesday lass
requesting that the island biologists be directed
meDce Their first operations by exploring the mining DIS
ricts We have been informed that hts Exceliency ex
pressed the strongest desire forward the of ths
oepu,aton but having already communicated With the
island Reecgsts on the subject they had expressed de-
sire " commence at the cas- END OF The bland a1d proceed
with their survey in rotation
The weather mas been exceedingly warm, dry and
dusty 1t threet@neped much for rain but besde
creasipg the heat the dense ovehanging clouds which
have been observed evening during the week. have
tyo drzzles; but they rave been mere drzzies me
meteorological report sho rs the range Temperature
during the week 70 have been six and BALI degrees
rbe drought in the comfy Of Cornsa has been very
seyere, but e1pecsd That the wet season Will so
Get IN there have been few heavy srs OF rsu
within the last week ia the parishes Of Hanover aad s.
James We hope thar the expectation will be roalzsd,
and that the crops viii te abundant and prcdt,oe
The Barbaioes West {ad,a1 OF the 18Th of Nav has
column hed with the reports OF ares, acendisry and
accidental oo sugar estates.
PRODUCE MARKET
KINGSTON, MAY 3-Sugar--rhese has been little
change in the sugar market the arrival the mail
Se have been easily effected bu. prices have no, la any
degree vared. Dark cold nj i5s 81 mddltng win
ready purchase NJ Ss 1885, aud els l0v'lb5 whlst
the demand for fair quaty hes boon 50 10y az 10 esr cs
sales four terces tllgr red Wednesday, last
Ter offer than u.s. 6d per 100 bs and withdrawn.
The business this morning bas been confined TO
tierces Tiidpg a0d at l7s and 10 barrels assorted al
les. Rum No busiuoss done during the week 10
purcboone ls proof offered Tuesday met with bidders
10 the extent Of 2s. lod. per gallon.
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A WILL DECLARED vo,n-Tho n,;u 90

A WILL DECLARED VoID-The will of tho late
jacob Wycboh Pio't has been set aside by tba P,nb,e
Court of Boone comfy, KY, for alleged Jesuitc, nm
ebces 10 it, construction The estate lntsd IN oIna
$3.50 600, and By the will two Of the hefsA son ,nd
inherited They brought The sui. to test Inc vssS ~
the will which decided ia their favor en- Fr,iay sat
at Burlington. sreng array OF legal talent w.s en-
gagged On totb sides The verdict will give to The Goa
lesian.s about two ninths Of the estate.
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A WHOLE FAMILY SWEPT AWAIT was but
feF csys ago that announced the death, at C.cla.
o. captain Paxton, OF the savannah snip Coo aztec.
we pave non 20 record the desh OF his wife ant tnreo
conclen, "ho we're drowned the sbip Pomona hsr
way finn Liverpool 70 New YORK. fbeir nau,ss w,re
nfs ta1t u, NoMas Paxton, Hsrri& Paxton anf LizSe
i@xton wco, we believe compose the entire family
SNg1nngh N.lpIlicqn, Nav o.
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TEL L g X Al HIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ISABE

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP ISABEL.
SAVANNAH, April q, 1859.
The steamship Label from Havana and Key West 25th
inst has touched of Tsbee on her way to Charleston
The Havana sugar market was dull and unsettled
Aolasses was active and advancing In rates.
Ffeiehss and exchange were improving.
There was an extensive fire at Key West on the 10th
inst One hundred and ten houses burnt involving
loss Of $4,000