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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

CULTURE OF THE ONION. Mr.. Milton
Wolcott, Of Fairlee, informs US that after
losing many crops of onions by the maggot,
all the remedies he applied having complete
ly tailed, he has at length succeeded ia form
ing compound that has in one or two trl.
ais proved completely successful Exchanges
Such information as that, we call hum.
bugging. If Mr. Wolcott has found such a
remedy for maggots, why don't he just tell
what ills and let Others fry it for them
selves2 Farmers live be recprocating ia.
vors and experiments, not by discovering
metho by experience aad then boarding it.
Out with it, Mr. Wolcott.
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NOTICE IS hereby given, that on the Sd day
~ ef October, A. ". lsG0, Norris l.. Skinner
and John veon fiied n petition In tho onice of
he Clerk ~ the Court Of Commcn Pleas, OF
Hancock county, Ohio, setting forth thercin
lpurtion OF the orlgiual town plot Of Risdun,
lying and being IN the township of Washing,
ton, Hancock county. 0hio. tlIat there is AN al
ley runnlng along the West sldos Of irriots So.
"a, 's, 30 and Gu in said town, and an alley
running along between inluts ca, 81 and 40,
and 50. 5e and 80, IN said town, that SAID
ncr and No.n own farming lands along the
West side of said nrst named alley, that said
alleys d" not conduce Ia the general interests
~ said town, and are N great iiJury and in.
Icnnvenience Ia said Skinner and yeon, and
pra,'ine fora vacation Of said alleys. Said pc.
,lil"n viii he heard.
| October :, 1sGO.--(ii.l
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Farmers look to your Interest,"

VWE undersigned wonid respectfully inG,ru,
the public. that no has leased iLe mills
from Mr.. q, Heck, on the blanchard Riyer.
two and half miles East Of Findlay. ! war
ran! salisinctlQn y, all who may tavpr mo with
from Lancaster county, pennsylvania, have
followed the business far twenty .one wears.
ana MI work guaranteed, nnot good, Il shall
"e rsnrned, and doublo the amount paid In
Flour and Mil Feed ALWAYS On hand n, ~:
duced prices. "'"'''1 "'''i
Farmers, give mo call, and II shall be 10
your oyn interest. j. A. MJTvN a
October s, 18Ga.-fGmo,
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The Mountain of Light,
or Medical Protsetsr.

VI houicel xLOVooeoIs
book Of near 900 PAGES, containing full In.
formation Of all private diseases. and guide
for those who are married or thinking of mar
rage, VIII he sent on receipt uf So cents. This
book contains the most valuable information In
he language. Useful alike To male and female.
but should not be in the hands Of very young
persons, as II contains Information that might
be perverted to unworthy ends. Also, \ full
and explicit key to all hidden and delightful
secrets Of Marriage, Love and Beauty, never
before
81 SATISFACTORILY -Sa
revealed in any book in tho English language.
| Price my cen,s--one OF the cheapest books In
the world. Send for u Circular FULLY descri-
bing II.
Very liberal terms to those who buy In large
or small quantities to sell again, made known
on application. The low price AT which the
book Is retailed (ffiy cents) renders IL one ~
the quickest selling books In market. Special
inducement> to clubs.
| Every letter must contain six cents. In
stamps, for which will be sent rrLL written
| reply; also. The DIsPESsARY CRBrLAR. truly
valuable advisory document for old or young,
1 married or unmarried. and especially for all
| who have made themselves OLD YouNG nsN by
certain secret Iraciice. II contains more
valuable matter than many books.
! VI. NaLrEArs BEArTifYiSG POWDER. II i'm
| paris To the complexion an exquisite bloom
| and Transparency, and cneCtually prevents
the formation of wrinkles. bi"tches, ireckies,
l'impIes, wens. ETC., etc. Price one dollar pOr
| box. sent hv mail.
! pR. JACNSoS's FrNALg monthly PIILs. In-
valuable IN female irregularities. but not nd.
viSaOc I" lee used during pregnancy. lest they
should mar the hope Of offspring. Used in tho
Doctors private practice for thirty Years
| Price one d"ll,tr, fui warGcd hv mal.
! nE. JA,k.o>'s PFUrEIrN PgryF>Tivt is tho
,riv article ~ tie words HAT. without lnr"n.
I v'ulcn'" uT dancer. WI iu.ltllIhly prevent
. conception. TIuUsaSds "i married ladies. ten
irrni" I" bear Children. except ai the hazard
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DLANK gowns AND NoriFICATIoNs.
ID For Supervisors, On sa,s Il this once,
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Executors Sale

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign.
~ cd will offer for sale, ON Saturday, the
10th day OF October, 1860, at one o'clock, p, m,
at the late residence 9r'Jacob Boltz, late Of
Bglick township, Hancock county, Ohio, de.
ceased, tho following described tract OF land,
to.wit:--The South-w West 1 OF section 3, in town.
ship one North, of range l2-containing lG0
are about as acres Of cleared land, two good
bearing orchards OF choice iruit, three houses,
one double oabin Bsrn, three good wells Of wa.
ter. Thess issis oonnty road on the West end
of said land. f$l
TERNs.--0ns-third cash in hand on tho day
Of sale, and the balance IN two equal pay me nts
in one and two years, with interest from the
day ofsale, TO be secured by mortgage on said
premises. Title good and clear OF all incum
brance. '-i- SAMUEL BOLTON,
Exscator Of Jacob Boitx, deceased.
September 10, lS60.-Itw
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&. cAtTIOS. -- beware ui an imitation with
the words, Extra signature A. i. WHlTx & ,
,Co.," printed across the upper part oi the ,
tvicncttc IN the wrapper. All genuine
have but one signature of ~. j. WHITE 4
iC".." which Is at the b.tum uf the wrap
.pcr. Persons dealing in the imitation arii.
,rle will he dealt with according I" law.
Is. l.. JUpSON ~ CO..
Sole Pruprictors,
No. II Leonard street, New York.
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DIR. MoMILLEN,
Chemieepathic Physician,

S~CssasCvfsss - ySAVasssS
CAN BS CONSULTED FREE oy CHARGE
At the following times and places:-
ftpFIN, SuAwuAS HOUSE,.
August %, October 10. November 2l;
CAREY. GArLr HORSE,
August 80, October II, November ~;
FfNDLAY. Cnoox's HorEE
Till o'clock, Aug. 81, Oct. ~, Nov. ~;
FosTORSA. HAYS HORSE.
September I, October -, November %;
FBRRysBUR6B, HowEL EscnASGk.
September II, October % December 10;
LIMA, LIMA Tor.s,
Sepiember II, October 20, December II;
UPPER sANDUSKY. PIERsoS Horsr,
September -, October u, December 10;
FOREST. CARsOS Horsg.
September 20, Noven. !, December l3.
Nv theory and treatment are new and HI fIer.
ent from any other one In tho United States.
and challenge any one to produce tho same
success that have In treating Chronic dis.
eases. MY theory Is based npon the chemical
operations OF tho body. believing diseases TO
depend upon y dispropor,inned condition OF
the auids Of the body, whereby the solids he
como unhealthy. by iinaiyzing the Sccretions
Blood, 20, and andins out what is deficient or
inexcesa. and supplying to the system what is
wanting, am enabicdtO cure often ny n small
anoufai NJ msdiciDe.
aNow, Dyspepsia. In tho great majority q,
caAaa- depeilds manly upon n disIropOrtioned
state of the Gastric or Dgostilg FLUID of the
Stosusali when this Gastric Juice is proper
toned properly, tho food is well and thorough,
~ dieested aud assiin lated.
asr yiewias Dyspepsia by the rules o.
Chemieopatlioaogy. and giving treatment nc
cerdtnyiy, j am enabled 10 cure forty mine
cases OIL cf tifty: and iorty.fiye cases ou, tity
oflrcSsc bsttr and I,iver Complaints, Piles, NeI
talgts, Dlxzif sss, Servons Debility; and fe
AAlks nlseasss In evsry rtso A cure, and al
ctAer 0hrDnlc Diseases praportloRately,
DHsaHcAiLl.EN uses AN improved inhalinl
IHe1ranent fsr Consumption, Asthma. BroiI
cbtete. md some forms Of Iaryhgjtls: by thi,
welpsn mako as good an application 20 tho dis
eaaed Lungs and Throat, ny We could 10 u sor.
anygbere on the surface oi the body. .i.
ps. McNIL.EN uses pure Chenicopathi
AM Bseante ronedtes: he gives a mild toni,
tscatneat which acts Chemically, and assist
NH&uro 70 free herself. One ounce of assist
SAn<te Nature Ia worth more than pound 1,
poisonous drugs TO tho discussed.
tsxpecttot travel this route for some years
AND pledge myself u be caudid aud to de.,
honaAfIay with all who call upon me.
II ronr Lungs are diseased, try DR.. Ms I'm
proved ln'alIng instrument and themicopath
10 Remedies before giving NJ ID hopes OF !
cure. ,faNa : 't' = 'F
Iiemon,ber, consultation and advice free.
F.T informaiinn In regard 10 rny trcatmen
sHS sscasss. cail on ~ write 70
Ans- u. GfaAsrig. Findiay, Hancock co. q.
d. AssoTy. Portage Wood county, Ohio;
las. R0ans MeClrn1. THIN. Seneca CO.. d..
Mrs n. ttiG AsPfg. Findlay. Hancock CO.. ~
Jssss utxskGts.- Browns Corners, Who'd co:
sesn Aisriin~. whArtensburs, wysndot co.
AHccmmunicatIons must be directed TO
DR. ). T. MCMILLAN.
ssptenber 7, 1900. lily '"''
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Try this remarkable and most inter esting
remedy. tits composed Of tie concentrated
Juices ot the moet powerful and the mc.t
" combined and insulated IN well sssled ehsss
Bottles. and charged by a powerful Battery
Thus possessing In addition TO Its superior
medical virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric
properties, profoundly penetrating, and emit
nently quietlng and soothing. II relieves pain
and inflammation at once. (when freely appli.
sd.) relaxing the strained muscles and nerves,
giving new life and vitality by its life.giving
qualities. TO paraIized parts and chronic or
long standing complaints. and weaknesses, al
laying nervous pain, (Neuralgia,) irritation,
and removing distractions like n charm. In.
deed all who have used II, speak Of u NJ truly
wonderful medicine and esteem II by far, su.
perior to any and all other external remedies In
use. lfapplied IN season II Is an unfailing rem.
edy for the Group, Sore Throat. Inflammation
OF the Lungs, Bowels, Liver. Kidneys and other
organs. Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation. Ague
in the Breast; and at all times cures Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache,
Tooth Ache. Agne in the Face, Pimpies and
Eruptions Of all kinds, Plies, Bruised and
Sprained Limbs, Burns, Frozen parts. Chill.
blains. indolent and long standing Sores
Wounds. &c. &C. II will also restore the Hair
TO the Bald Head, and prevent the Hair from
falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls,
Wounds, Sprains and Lameness, and Is - sure
cure, when applied hot for the Scratches on
horses. and the Foot All on sheep. All the
Proprietors ask for the Magnetic Ointment is n
fair trial. confident that all they claim for u,
will be found true to the letter. In the neigh
borhood where " Is manufactured. many peo
pile buy IL by the quantity, and it is kept and
used by almost every inhabitant as u Panacea
for the numerous pains and aches every family
Is more or less afflicted with. We say again
I Try DR.. TRAsKS MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
None genuine unless signed IS. Buell. with
m M IA ~ mi N N I'm q n A
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NOTICE TO NON. RESIDENT LAND OWN.
In Frs. TO Il. 3. CREssEsnoUaH, SAMUEL
psouT, john A. C0sE, Arp THoAAs AiakEy, -
Y0u are hereby notified dat ON the 18Th day
lof November, 1890, the viewers and Surveyor
of new county road commencing on the sec.
lship North, range ~ East, where the Pind.
lay and Lima state road oyvsses said line, and
running thence South on the section line until
tho .arne interessct. a county road running
|ssction line betwosh sections ~ and ID. and III
and II, In said township, and here terminate.
viii meet At the honas Of nsnsy Folk, il Find.
lay township, neas the AAGinHipe of said rosd,
sor the parRSfs Of viewing esdsprysyipg said
your right accordingly. 3. PHIFFEB
October 4 iseo.-ftw, lad ethera
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BKhNDON Of URANIUM! .f
BRANDON OF BRANDONi nv
Mrs. Emma D. +. N. Southworth.
Mrs. Emma d. Z. N. Southworth.
..t Mrs. Emma ID. Z. N. Southworth.
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. n TUE -

DHILIP wOLF"s ESTATE Notice is
l. hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor on
the estate Of Philip Wolf, late Of Allen town
ship, Hancock county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN ". MCAUGHEY,
August 80, lsGO.-l3w Erscufop.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23
Nashville Female Academy.
= Founded ISI6.

TNHE next session of this Institution begins frs.
i Monday in September. Preparation week for
classification and roouLg OF pupils, the last week in
August. Note the following advantages;
l. The Buildings IN extent and fitness for
School purposes domestic comforts, health, exercise
and convenience are wholly unequaled the United
States. We challenge comparison
2. The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade
enclosed secure the greatest privacy and
ford pGpi the unrestrained IreeGoEl Of childsh
sports and innocent amusements-
s. NOn.Sectarian.-TheA Academy belongs to
fifty gentlemen represented by seven CT their num-
Der of different denominations, pledged TO preserve
the nOn- sectaran character of the school.
4. 1he Maternal Care of the Boarding pu.
pills is entrusted nnaer the constant Supervision Of
the Principal to ladies' OF culture aud education, who
devote their whole time to the happiness and comfort
of the pupils.
5. The Health of the Institution is
unprecedented N history vi schools On three
deaths have occurred among the pupils in over forty
years. The health Statistics of the Institution are
among its highest recommendations.
6. The Rooms are large, well furnished, and
never crowded.
TSecurity from Ffre.-The buildings are
heated BY steam and Iighted with gas SO that the
pupils secure from the ordinary accidents accru
ing from stoves, fire places, and meSeable lights.
Besides the eyenness OF temperature adds greatly to
the health OF the school. II
8. Regulations which years have shown to
be suary, will be continued int nc full force
The fewest possible changes will be made in the
rules and general arrangements of the Academy.
9. The Faculty is composed of thirty live
teachers and attaches most of whom were associated
with my predecessor. In the Literary Department,
the teachers have had long and experience
and most OF them in the Old Academy, In the Music
and or namental Departments the Teachers, PROBES.
sors and Artists are of high celebrity. A superior
Harpist has been recently engaged for the ensuing
year.
In fact the highest advanta ges In every particular
that can be found in any similar Institution in the
United States, are furnished in the Nashville Female
Academy-the Alma Mater of hun reds of the most
elegant and refined ladies in the Southern States.
HE- Terms as heretofore. For particulars apply
for a Circular TO the principal.
-e-r- Frafr e. GEO. n. IIVERHART.
Nashville, Tenn :, June 11-tw&w3m
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From the New YORK Dispatch, Oct. /, 1850

SOMETHING FOE IHE LADIEs-A- mex invention mas
recently appeared, which. although uzcfuI to every
body s specially eI1imed By the Ladies' as being e1-
actIy suited 10 their sants and requirements They
are delighted with Spsiding's Prepared Glue Il
brings M no disazreeabte associations Of 81 cky glue
pots aud stif rg Odors bot merely clear irans-
rent iquid in pretty Little BOTTLE with small ac-
CONTAINING brush ut 70 stand on the daines toi let
table in all the land with cologne and China TRIES
And 90 useful proves too, II any accident happens
70 the ten thousand little knic knacs that ladies' de-
light in No sending to the manufacturer for re-
pairs AZ an expense scarcely less than would attend
Ihe purchase OF new article few OF the CrystaL
DROPS ski:IfuIIy applied by fIr fingers, VIII set all
right For furniture ECrk-bCxcs, for books, for
everything, it is 4 perfeet Little family physician
Tue amount OF m0rey that one Of these bottles Cab
save IN m1ulh, xoGld seem almost Incredible, and
LADIES' rely on their Prepared Glue sort OF ma
giciau that can ,Ieet everything. And they know,
roo when any article of domestic firm meets the
enthusiast sanc:i5n their hands thai Saldings
PREPARED Glue has received may be pretty sure
It's something worth havi.g on ytuT closet shelf
iune202E
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Tribute of Respect.

WEDNESDAY, June 20, is6o
at called meeting OF the Historical Sociriy, at
the Library Room in The Capitol, President Iu,nam
in the chair.
Intelligence was communicate Of the decease OF
EDWIN 5. GARDNER, Esq.
WhereupOn the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it hath pleased Divine Providence TO re-
move from this life our worthy and much esteemed
fellow Citizen, EDWIN s. GARDNER desire to unite
in the expression Of public regret at his decease.
We ever regarded him intelligent and esti-
mabie gentleman, Of most commendable business
habits and Of much public worth that in all the
duties and relations OF lie he aimed and .Inost
cessfuly trust, meet his responsibilities and
maintain "a conscience void OF offence toward God
and man ~
That as he ever manifested an enlightened and lib
er interest in the purposes of this Society; his alb
seuce from meetings and the omission of his name
from the Roll OF living membership, will be regarded
as much to be regretted loss. Therefore,
Resolred, That mark OF our esteem and respect
for the deceased, the members OF this Society will
attend the funeral obseque wearing the Rosctte
distinctive badge of mourning.
And that this expression of esteem and psct
be entered upon the Records of the Society:
ResOlred, Also, that copies hereof be Furnished the
bereaved family, W lth assurance of sincere
dolence,-and to tn papers OF the city, requesting
publication,
A W. PUTNAM, President.
a NEIsoS, Secretary.
June 20. IseO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23

e cooking and washing for . small family, APP
ply - this once
spr25-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23
$4,000 MORE DEPOSITED BY NASH Il MARI
AS SECURITY FOR THE PAYMENT OF LOSSES.
COMPrROLLE'Rs OFFICE,


CoMPrROLLE'Rs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 20, 1860. (
''The Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford Connecticut, has this day de-
posted with me as Comptroller, under the
act of the 9th of March, 1860, twenty Ten
nessee six per cent State Bonds for $1,000
each. filed up in the face TO said Company
and numbered as follows, to-wit: Nos. 1927
2163, 2162, PIG, 1852, 1895. 5451, $3.50,
2246, 2261, 227S, $500, 1892, 1926, 27O3,
$40, 1926, 1884, 1888, and 27SS. The cou-
pons due the lst of July, 1860, are taken from
said Bonds. this being the usual time for
cutting them off for collection
Signed, J. T. DUNLAP, Comp.
From the above it will be seen that the old
Hartford Insurance Company. is not any
more backward in making the deposit of
Tennessee bonds with the Comptroller as Sc
curity for the payment of its policy holders,
than it is in the prompt payment of its losses,
having made this deposit two months in ad-
vance of the time required by the new in
surance law
Nash & MARI, Insurance Agents, No. %
College street, continue TO issue and renew
policies and pay losses for this old and refta-
bic insurance Company, that has been paying
its losses promptly for the last so years. and
has over S1,000,O00 left with which to pay
in the future.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23

UNION REsTAURANr.-It is very convenient
and comfortable sometimes TO drop into a
well ordered restaurant and get good din
ner, or good supper, or even a good break
fast. One of The neatest and best places OF
this kind in town il the Uuion Restaurant
kept by Messrs. II. K. FOWLER d Co., No. So
Cherry street, Colonnade Building. Here may
be had fresh fish, becf-steaks, every variety
of meats, and vegetables of all kinds, dons
up in the very best style. Messrs. FowLEa 4
Co. also furnish their customers with the
best of ice-cream, and in fact every thing that
is kept by any other restaurant.
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HrAvY DAuAors.-w. c. Nelson, of Mo-

HEAVY DANAGEs-W. C. Nelson, of Mon
roe county, in suit just decided in our Cir
cult Court recovered damages of the East Ten
nessee and Georgia Railroad to the amount of
ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. Nelson had ship
ped thousands of busheis of wheat, a few years
since, and the testimony showed that the
wheat was detained in the several depots of
the company until it was injured to some ex-
tent, and until the price reeeded, causing him
to lose heavily. As many as nine of the Ju-
rors were for allowing him s25, GOO but they
finally compromised upon sil 900. We take
&c shat this was righteous yedict, and SO
thought the crowd who heard the evidence
and the pleadings.--KsOrpla Rhig Juns 2la