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Gbt 8asbbdIt Onion anO 5msritan.
TAe rrtbnlasion. Of A Lone woman.


TAe Trtbulasfo1s of A Lone Woman.
"a lone v0uau-s very Iona Womsn"-thus de-
tails in the Boston Herald the "vexatious inperti-
nsness from the rude sud misbehsved Of the other
sex, to xbisS " lone wOmsn" is subjected in the
/" Athens Of America"
Aud FIRST Of su-sDd the most annoying Of sIl
perhaps--is the Wretehed nuissncs We endure from
tke staring bipec whose mpudence in the efforts be
makes to lock Of cOuntenanee is so indescrb-
ably vexatious, and yet Of tha nature withsl that
II must, Of necessity. 60 unvhipt Of justice, for
one can hardly turn to the policeman for aid in such
an emergency be he ever courteous and obligiDg
IN official, he would give Us, no doubt, the old
prOverb. "a eGi may hook upon a King and
might add, e. car, madam, may look, 100 upon 8
LAZY"
But, for all that. the Importance of these grace
less fellows is becoming, daily, more and more ID
tslsrable, and our h0gers do sometimes burn, Mr.
Editor, for some good weapon with which TO chss-
tise them all, from the beerdless youth from Hsr-
wards Hall, up to the be Whiskered and noustsched
old veteran of the Psve whose ogling is ridicu-
lo1s il is disgusting. And il will come to that,
enc Of these days, sir--the chasiising, l mesn-if
the nuisance be not Rbsted. We have borne with it
long and patiently, bat there is q limit, thank
Heaven 10 the endurance Of the meekest and mild
est Of womankiDd, las some Of you men have found
out, ! ween That limit once reached, breakers
may be looked for, If the waters before were never
90 unrufasdi
Nor are these impudent, brszen-faoed starers to
be fallen in with upon the sidewalk Ony;-ODe
meets them in the omnibus, the car, the leetuI e
room, the vesiry and the church. Yes, sir, IN
church, and on the Lords Day. snd during the ser
vices Of the sanctuary. There they are-clad ia
staid snd sOmbre garb, and l"good for that day
only) with long drawn and dismal cast Of eounten-
ance--peering at us ever the hymn-bOok, or the
prayer-book, and sheeps-eyeing us, ever and anon,
clear through the sermon. And :hen as we pass
out through the vestbue the services oVer,l there
they again. arranged 10 stately rows upon either
side, TO cape and gaze once more, ere they turn
away and disappear-the Lord only knows where.
All, the Wretches il there be no punishment for
them here, let US hope there is Judgment awaiting
them s0mewLerei
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,UNDRIES.

ifsAHBEIZIEIES.--la0 3.z I Bbls sies fresh Cram
CARTER, WILsFORB 4 co
Jan. IL No S. Market g.
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KARisBs. GORDON a CO..
DOR TIE rrarusz % lllASsAcIfNo

n "a olE sflul sf q. Gory C Co.. NisrSfs, 7tls
W. n. GoRpoN Co, gli csutaue us Factory and M
Agency eretore, the WsIrla-- l..as erectei,
joining ocsli.irii % iiarfrs. 0ori9n 8 60
Nashville soy D, is5-
Zine Imported sErRndies FOR sale.
p Pipes. Jules Eoiiue Co. cogaas Vintage ls5e.
> 1875
5 Alex seigne''s 80
Puneior Ola Scotch vs.. sky, very fne.
The hoS Invoice Vi B4ndss VII sell 70 the trade chap
D Det -i;.-'''' '''''' HARRIS, G0BrcN a Co.
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breach Of promise case has recently been tried
81 CAtlin. Chemung county, n. Y, and the defend
ant. D. D Kimbsll, has been adiudged to have dis
appointed the sighted lady, Miss Amanda NJ. Mas
tiers, to the extent of 81. 900. The case has made
much scandal. for the defendant testified that the
fair Amanda had voluntarily become his wife de
faCtO if not de jure As the parties what is call
ed respectable" the affair furnishes ample food
for the village gOssips.
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4. ). WELLER, SER.
sORKER
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
DEAIER
Agricultural nplcInenIs,
FIELD. GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
COPPER, Tan, SHEET IRON.
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN offering for sale the Cherry street
I now occupied by Nr d Weller.
The house very large and cOmmodious containing
with servant rooms, cellars coal and wood Shells
The house good order, Of being recently rebuilt
be, adapted for hrst class boarding house than any
ia Nashville.
The about sixty front by and seven
tyhve fees and thu house situated
the city.
large portion of the fspitucoan the house
q desired.
1t we'll known that hotel keeping this city pro-
Gtabe business. ami wishing engage vOca
ton, this excellent procure eligible Ioca
ton, being all the business portions city
For terms. &c, apply 20
dec94-n A. V. 4. LTNnSLEY.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOII SALE
NAyISIING to make other Investments, propose sell
Wv all our kesl Estate in Davidson couuy, follows.
THAT EiEssREAN ~ ESsDENCE,
situated on the franklin Turnpike, with half mile Of the city,
and uPpOSlt- the residence the late Jseph ". liorOn
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the most commanding teycity % Nash
ve aud desirable country residence. will
be sold with u 10 % land The purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, ,1d
Lebanon road within three miles Nashville. containing @
The soil good, il is we'll uberrd
he divided small twenty Waris all
which admirably adapted r Try residences, gar
denS dairy Also that
BEht I'hF4E EAE2IT
road OoT ~ 2 G. nc mI hell and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, oEtBil siout 80 acres.
Vlsce we'll ku0wnas .z rr.hcr description. It will
also be divided purchasers. - o. McCzmpIe will show
these places q any WIS gilt cali
All the above property sill he So III reasonable terms and
a credit OF one, two, three and &c ar years.
Apply to A. " s. BiDzicy Nas vile, either Of Ire ma
dersiguie, TuOS. c. McCAMPBELI-
SIX Diics from Nashville.
!. a. N,CANPGELL.
mhI Nashville
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FOR SALE.

N HE Dwelling House and Lot, m
4 No. II South Vine street, lately occupied ny VI
the subscriber, will be sold low and on lib- I..!INM
eTal terms. I1sask3E5
Apply to A.CUNNlA6HAM, -
anq08
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
LAND FOR SALE.

TNNHE subscriber offers sale gyepty ofsnd on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, falT miles from NASHVILLE I'd
Joining which he resides and the lands OF Capt jean
Jones The equal the best with abundance OF excel
lent never falling water with the most beautiful building site
IN the couBr the midst of the finest
IneTloS spriH NATHANIEL BAXTER
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I9@T7tU 7 II TO Ut OItTk and VI
mOI-NT SOLITI-nE EOI, ale

4 AN DO Offering for sale my Tract OF Land and d.
4 Residence the Charlotte Pike "a miles ZHfSNA
Nashville There $40 superior IsER1NE
land hall in cultivation and ths balance ~
mbered and in hue grass. it is pleasant ILL ~
drive OF only 80 40 minutes from the city,
with splendid brick house. situated eminene
the surrounding country view OF the Capitol with klch
stables carriage ice house and other houses
we'll cseTn springs The soil fertile, and the site a
healthy pure air and elevation make it, The place |, G.
pabe of being divided into Of small residences
altogether the desirable homes to be found In
the United States.
For terms apply to the premises to Gen. J. T. Dun
lap at TIE Capitol. BRENT SPENCE.
maylS-G
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SPECIAL NOTICE ~ CALLED 40
HI G. "a -

House Keeping EStahiisIsuent,
46 PUBLItt SQtARE, Up SzeAL2S,
Over (fOrmerly) HsCks' China Halls now
J G.. Darden a. Co.'s China HAIL.
Nashville.
VETuERB Catalogues Of few thousand CT the articles Kept
Nv at thsestablishmen may haG descriptive Of se kad
business proposes do and the hand and 70
constantly kept for sale TO cash buyers lover prices than ia
kind Of goods have been usually sold this Il vail
his purpose, always has business ne bss
been eDEag to kespup with the ne ase ne
most respectfully oicits call from his former patrons and
friends sthef they iFame5t Of goods in his line
or not. loet.n A 4. HICKS
Golden SyrRpl Golden SyFup!!
n - BARRELs 81. Louis Colder syrup
ZSk 25 EGGS
Ss,syed and very superior article for sale low At No.
NAV NAYS cARTER, wnsFORD AGO.
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TEAYING determined to carry my Negroes to the seEA
South will sell about Il b rec or Four ss3s7a
Hundred Acres of Land being part OF sSSs25A
the tract upon which reside. situated on @Ft8S
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, In one Of the best neghborhoods IN viii
hanson county, Soil equal in the State For pareu-
lars apply 10 me- the premises, to A. v Lindsey In
Nashville SsPs-AU r A. fkhhnss
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$50 REWARD


WyoR apprehension end delivery SAMUEL HOOSEB,
~ Who charge Of outrassOasig having broken open the
houses Wian ilaInl and lames Christopher intent
commit murder, has made his escape running large
The will therefore be paid to Wha will
liver said 10 the Sheriff Wilson csuay he
may be bought q justice
Said Hooser about - years Eve fest Inches
high stout built, fair rather sandy hair, has al this time
Weand from shot in the rightarIq beev the elbow
=. ". CHRIST PIER.
sepl6-a Gladesville.
ENOK RENT s---The large Room oyerthe Daily News o..
ice, formerly occupied by Blrnaus BOOK Bndery This
Is o. by 80 feet, suitable Jco Printing oee Book
Bndery, Or almost mechanical emp 9Jnen steam power
be had fTaa lie News Oaee Kngire- 10 this ROOM
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher News Once q A. " Linesiey
ne s.issrlher ;iagi JAMES W iIOYrE
TAINTED FsUCKETs.--5eO Doz. Buckets assorted,
received and for sale BY the trade Al mS1iactu
prices with freight added.
GARTER, wILsFoRD co.
lAn.n. No. 5. Aarkstst
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ID q x q Il & Al HIE N.
WHOLESALE CIiOCERS,
Commission ~ Produce Merchants.

AND bEttsEs
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS. &C..
cOR.eF COLLEGE AND SPRING Sis, NASHVILLE TESE
NVTR now in receipt large sat welt assorted sa q
w groceries, Liquors &c, 10 which atts4.ls..
Of the trace
Sugars.
20 hids Louisiana srFar $50 bls Baltimore
100 bbls y Y Phi!al-lpLia Cote sls,r
Crrshel Sagsr. Is lbls ij,l;i.n,r4 al ,fsi.r..
80 bbls y / snd Philadelphia Loaf surar.
Powdered Sugar - AbIs Bal tslore and PAjlad-i.
Fh.a sHgar-
COfIer.
5C0 sacks Rio Coffee, p DO o g. Jsv. CpJss
100 DC Laguyra do;
MOlaSScS.
$50 bills New Molasses, 50 gallon ksgz5oId syrzT
300 = bbis do ~ bbls 4, do
100 ten gall kegs do
LIQUORS.
$40 hbls Deqns Whisky, 200 tls lest Robertson cor,sv
ln1 do Wilshire's W.ssky
- do W4rGi s. Cary 40 ls,ls RYE /. Rom boD a.
p do ST old rese-xc 100 bzs Lols,,rtb 1,at,Eta
% or. pipes Sherry & Madeira WineS
VINE 20 a casks oil burgundy Port
) = pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine
? pipes Holland Gin; 50 lasS Chaupsgne Wine
- bt Is Alc. 10 bbs Vinegar;
% casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usual kent in the Grocery
NammN2 .
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III A. COOPER hegs respectfully call the attention This
friends and the public generally, that he has been ap
pointed the sole agent in Nashville OT u. r. BitsAtS
Celebrated Cooking Range. admitted by all TO ~
superior Oanythng oGere rising all the require
ments for Per the culinary in all m branches: neing
also great o. fuel and eomOrt
Stands unriYzlled Give m and judge for yourselves
II. A. COOPER Agent Plumber, &c,
No. Market Street. Nashville, Tenn.
rAcursT Of Copper Tn and Sheet Iron Ware and deal
srs 10 all kinds Of stoves Baths Closets, Wash bowls &C.
mhII-d6m
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Albion Course.

FENIIE this Course will commence TUESDAY, SEPT
j 2OTII, and cOntnGe during the week.
Tssdry SEeepakes for old. mile outs closed
with twenty entres Same day. stake ior ali mile out
lO.rdW with three entries.
HsfHFsdUy-Svee stakes two mile heats 95Ul entrance; 80
f0re closed with tie following entries
w. q HardinS Brown Mare. Is"4ssSFs. ...
Guild & Blythe, Brown Mare M Wtiis.
A Barnes, SOrrei Mare. Florence GEi.i.
l4arsday Purse he-ts three best in five;
S3 q.
FTEfdy-IocLey Club Purse sa0' uilehests
STfuYdg-Iockry Club Pure: iuu, II rec mile heats
sep1-dGtEh a BARNES, Proprietor.
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HAVING taken The agency Of the celebrated Silver Springs
FIGURING Mills We have Just rrceyeds quantity OF superior
Family Flour, which is perhaps good made in the
other climate, and will be sold eral at No o.
Marketstreet, ly S.A. @. NOEL & co.
iufyE
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VKTE have hand about 20 barrels Of PURE OLD B0UR-
w BON WHISKY, which will warrant TO he
the in the State We anxious 10 elo1e
Ind wo1d glad Il those wanting soethng really hpe and
good would give call. CARER, W1LsFORD 4 CO,
salySi Nos Market Street.
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y. KIVA s co.
No. 80 S0ugh Market street,
CoEE Do,., ABovE UorsE sTEEETl
ESSRS. A RIYA < CO.. direct importers Of Wine, Cog
nag, Brandie Domestic Havana Cigars, have
Market 10. 80 oor above atson EoI
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Fireworks! Fireworks!
LESALE AND RETAIL.
Holm LUCK, Church street between Cherry Summer
. now prepared tn furnish Fireworks quantity,
lowest prices Also public displays for from 500
for celebrations and fairs with designs and lettering sut1bo
The occasion. Orders solicited. sug23
CHOICE BACON.
TTE have in Store and for sale small lot Of choice family
Wv BACON, cured by Of the hest in the
county MlZsLL, HOOPER & CO.,
sepH Nos. s and Market Street
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Wheuf! Wheat!
WANTED BfEDIATELY.
100 nnEA BUSHELS o. prime WHEAT, for which
EUO JtBNb tuehghesi market win ~ paid. We hops
hoss that viii bring their v eat in eary poSshe
While ~ river up pay rom % 70 % blshsi
tn ship By Railroad cnd t orders. doubt, VII he
Withdrawn When shipments caHlt se By river Tose ,ants
ing "a hold their Wheat VIII sore MONTHS free Ok
cre and receipt farmers Sscks haLd e
tain Sane 5. FRENCH SON
unrl5
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VACCINE MATTER.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
I'd EM WELL IL co.

GHR1N esESs stock of syTnges, entirely
- Patterns Just received and for sale by AsTRErcH
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a 9 tANIhF- v = NILfsF"tD- y D q FlkElll
REMOVAL AND NEW FIKu.
GARTER. EEELsFOED Il 40

(succrasors to Carter EeHiy & Co.. and 70 L2nier & Col
AVE ais lev us-i togrifrr under - Style
sI arn ueoi Garter Riiiiori A Co Tor the ptresss
doing General Auca, CoH and Who.rsale 6rs1ery
90 che nlodous
house. lately erected anil occupied ~ Messr- r. Laur Ca
having trp w eTe ytu OF both houses vii be a. ain
prepared Oh az the lowest cash prizes
We will settle all claims against tie Old arm of Carter bckay
4 Co, aud hope that all vho uhtci 90 them viii cone Or
settle unedtci cluse The boss a.
CAkIEk, MlLLskekD y CO.
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M wl t constantly hand fuli assortTnert Of pss,
w NEuuiactur- thc Tennessee FloNF Eac to-
~. kar-f Wouii -tn give call before rurchssin9
sell thelf oa sei po @ ever tssn elerei
for se an t ou % twenty ccnl less than yOa
haze bceti pa5 4lgf rthe same qualty % poas.
z. a G. ANDERSON,
fel-d 20 aud b corner broad and College streets,
Nashville. Tefaa
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Oxygenated Bitters.

This qualities Of this medicine have dlaeep it
upon an impsrishble foundation. In destroying
disease. AVID inducing health it has no parallel.
For the following Complaints these Bitters are
Appetite, viz Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Heart
Burn, Acidity, Costiveness, Loss Of Appetite,
Headache, and General Debility.
In many sections of our country this prepare.
tiou Ia extensively used by physicians in their
practice, and it seems TO have restored many TO
health who were apparently beyond the reach
Of the healing art.
Subjoined are few tributes from well known
phy,iennsi o.-o- D. A. 40 ,s,.
| hsys used the Oxygenated B.tters in my
practice with decided success in debility and
general prostraton, &c, and confidently recon-
msnd II in General Debility and diseases of the
digestive organs, y; H. WHITE d; ~
GsatlenaR! have been in the drug business
tbs last fifteen years, and have never sold med
icfns which has given such great satisfaction In
cases OF Dyspepsia rs the Oxygenated bitters,
and in this disease always recommend II.
"A. G. FowLEs.
Burlington, VT, Nov. IL, 1854.
lGsstlsu.sa II am pleased to state, that have
tried the Oxygenated Bitter's for Indigestion and
DEBILITY and found immediate relief from using
only part of bottle. ! have the greatest con-
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spec he Kennedy tor Consumption

HfroPHUsPHIrts Of LINZ AND SOFA
IN. EhUGCHGlL New TkkATMENT.--" Min
chester ,'enunne Preparation Ol tile hypophos-
ph,tes ot Lime and Soda the Specific Remedy
ior Cor sumption. Bronchitis, Asthma, General
Debility, Dyspepsia all Nervous Disease, and
Female Complaints, is performing remarkable
cures all over the country. 1t is now put up in
new bottles, nearly donble the old size, at the
same price, viz, Two Dollars per bottle also an
EXTRA SIZE, q ounce bottles,) at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Dr. Churchl's Remedy is now placed within
the reach of all sufferers This the only Prepa-
ration Of the Hypophosphites, made from his
original Formula and is, therefore, Chemically
pure and reliable Beware of all others no mat
ter who offers them to you, and says they are
just a. good us mine
DR. CHURCHILL's woRk ON CONSUMPTION
is now ready, price IL cts. A New Circular, just
issued contains complete information in regard
to the new treatment, and will be sent gratis to
al inqulrers. Make no delay-write at once.
All orders and inquiries promptly attended to.
Address WlNCHESTE TEX,
sole General Depot in the United States, AZ
John street n. l
10 For sale at the Drug store Of Il. A. Shell
don, Mddebury, and by respectable Druggists
generally.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Brvan's Pulmonic Waters.

The ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN ltS7 Z,
andfrst artcle Of The Kind eper introduced under
the name oil "PULMoN1C WATERS" in this or
anq other country; al othep Paimon.c Waters
are coanterfe.ts The genuine can be .nolca BY
the ad,ae BkY AN being stamped on each WAFER
BRYAN's PULhoNIc WATERS
Reii.r. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, HodTstaess.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
ReHsse Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relie.e Splitting Of Blood, Pains an the Chest.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC wAFERs
Reher, iacipient Consumption, Lang Diseases.
BBYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Rshsre Irritation of the Uruld and Tonstis.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
ReEsrs the ADORE Complaints IN Ten M'nute'.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are a Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC wAFERs
Are ad,pted for VocaIi'ts and public Speakers
BRYAN's PULMoSIC wAFERs
Are ia II simple form and pleasant to The tdsle'
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Not only relieve, bat effect rapid q lasting Cures.
BRYANs PULMoNIC WATERS
Are .oarranted to gire Satisfaction TO erery one.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochester, \. !
For sale by II. a. ShELDoN
VI. 5. BURR. the Boston, General Agent TO
NE 25;liy
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

Is near at hand, and people are looking
around for suitable present to give their
children or friends. No more appropri-
ate and valuable Gift can be found for a
Holiday Gift, than copy Of Judge
Sw1Pr's HISTORY OF MIDDLE
BURY and ADDISON COUNTY. A
copy Of which can be sent by Mail to any
part of the country. Any person who has
ever lived in Addison County, will prize
q copy of this work more than anything
else you can give them.
"Our Fathers where are TheyW The
artist has faithfully portrayed the like
nesses Of several of them in the History
OF MIDoLEBURY, thus enhancing the value
Of the work ten fold.
"Who used to live on my farm ?"
Judge Swift has given a History of the
town from its first settlement, and the
question is answered there.
"Who built our Churches, College,
Seminary. and other public buildings ?"
Judge Swift's History will tell you.
"Who is Judge Painter ?" One Of
the FIRST settlers Of this town, who came
here when this village was dense forest,
and TO whom the town is indebted in
large degree to its present prosperity.
His Portrait and Life can be found in the
History.
= "Have you got copy of the History
OF MIDDLEBURY 2" If you have not, Sc
cure one at once or you may be too late.
A large variety of Bibles, Prayer
Books. Children's Books, Toy Books,
Publications of the American Tract So.
ciety. suitable for Gifts for Christmas and
New Years, can be found at CoPELAND's
BooKsToRE.
N. B.--If there is any Work you
want that have not got on hand, am
seneing to New YORK DAILY, and can OBJ
tain it for you.
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THE GREEN BOOK.

Just published, $50 pages, price 25 cents On
SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE OF the INSTITUTES
OF MARRIAGE; its Intent, Obligations, and Phys
treatment of all private diseases in both sexes SC
To which is added poeticsl essay entitled" Cal
hpaediae, or the art Of having and rearing beau
tiful ana healthy children, by the late Robert
J. Culverwell, Esq, NJ. D.
Sent free Of postage, by the Publishers Chas
Kline & Co., Box 46se, New York, or Dexter K
Co., wholesale agents, 1l8 Nassau Street, New
York. Agents wanted every,rhsre.
Also, gratis, an extract and sample of the
bove, entitled, DR.. CuLyER~ Ellis LECTURE on
the rational treatment of Spermatorrhoea and
private diseases generally, detailing the means
by which invalids may effectuvlly cure them
selves without the use Of dangerous medicines,
and at but little expense TO themselves. Sent
free by mail in a secure envelope, on the receipt
of one stamp, to prepay postage, by addressing
CHAS KLINE & CO.,
st;y Box 45s6, New York City
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-21
Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate Of WILLIAM GLE,
late Of Leicester, in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the 18th day of De.
cember 1859, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend TO the business OF our said
appointment, at the dwelling house OF widow
Mary S. Gle, in said Leicester on the second
Thursdays of April and June next, from nine
O'Clock, A. NJ. until four O'Clock 7. NJ, on each
Of said days.
JOHN G. PERRY, CAN'T.
L. D. JENNY, Noi''
Dated at Leicester this l4th day OF December
A d. 1863. &c
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-21
Commissioners' Notice,

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District OF Addison
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands Of ell persons sgsinst the
estate Of ERASTCS CONVERSE,
late Of Bridport, in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 10th day Of No
vember last, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
so will attend 10 the business OF our said APP
pontment, Mt the dwelling OF Laura II Con-
verse, widow Of said deceased, in said Bridport,
on the 18th days Of February and May next,
from nine o'clock A. NJ, until four o'clock, t.
NJ, on each Of said days
n. S. BENNiTT, Comr's'
Dated at Brdport this 18th day OF December,
a. d. 1859 sc