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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-10
BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, PIrTsFIELD, MASS.
Chartered 1851 Capital and Accumulation, Sz12, 091.
GEO. n. BRIGGS, President.
BENJAMIN CHICKERING, Sec'y & Treasr.

This Company at the end of the eighth financial year.
still continues toinsure good Life Risks and the prompt
ness which has ever been shown to meet its losses with
out any litigation by the officers managing its affairs
secured the confidence of the public and enables
take high stand among the Life Insurance Companies
now doing business in this state.
1t may be proper to state that the President of the
Company, having been relieved from and occupa
ons which have engrossed much of his time, will in f
ure be able to devote larger share of his time to the
interests of the Company.
Since its organization, about sixty thousand dollars
have been paid cat for losses and at the close of the
nancial years business, claims remain against the
Company unpaid 1t is not only Mutual but Dividend
paying Company. The last dividend twenty per
cent on all life policies, declared Sept, 8, 1856.
Pamphlets and Circulars, exhibiting condition of the
Company and its manner of doing business, ALSO Blank
Applications and forms eecting insurance may be OBJ
tanned Of A. s COFFIN, Agent for Worcester and vi
cinity. Office No 265 Nj ain street, Worcester Mass.
NJ diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-10
MCMUNN'S ELIXIR OF OPITTM-2
Az Gross just received by
GEO. R. sPURR. Dol Main St

u r B U C H A N S
HERB SALVE,
For the cure Of Burns Bruises cuts Old Festeriao
Sores, ChaPped Hands, Scatds. &C.
The subscriber has received lot of the above yalua
PIE save from the Manufacturer ROBERT BARR of Law
Nh BARR manufactures it from the recipe of the cele-
DRAFTED DR. BucHAN and has used it in his own family and
given it away to his afflicted neghbors for many years
Lately the calls for have been frequent that he has
been induced TO manufacture for sale. MIR OTIs n
BATES and Others who have used it in this town. say that
IL the best article Of the kind they have ever used
Frlce 20 cents per box. Forsale by
C. FRASER
Ash street, Clinton, Mass.
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. GREEN d Co 2l6 Main
street. JAMES GREEN, III Main street, CHARLES CLARK
corner M ain and Pleasant streets. DIFF jail
Nj ANHOOD--How Lost, how Restored
A'A just published, in a Sealed Envelope on the Ma
ture, treatment and Radical Cure Spermatorrhpa or
Seminal weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
involuntary Emissions, inducing inpotency and mental
and physical ncapacity. By ROB. j. CULVERWELL,
NJ D., author Of 1.-THE Green Book" &c. The world
renowned author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly
proves from his own experience that the awful conse
quenees Of seabuse be eec tally removed without
beuclne ana without dangerous suraiCal aons hon
gles instruments, rings, cordals pointing out mode
OF oure at once certain and eecua by which every su
ierer no matter what his condition may be- NAV cure
himself cheopfg privately and rddicalv This lecture
VIII prove boon to thousands thousands sent nm
DER sea- 10 any address, postpaid the receipt of two
postage stamps by addressing DIR. CHI j. C. KLINE
Nj: p, 4SO First Avenue, New York. Post Box 45s6
JAW dnwtdl2
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0xyGENATED BITTERs.

The qualities Of this medicine have placed it
upon an imperishable foundation. In destroying
disease, and inducing health it has no parallel
For the following complaints these Bitters are
a specific VIZ :-Dyspepsia on Indigestion, Heart
Burn, Aridity CostiUeness, Loss Of appetite, Head
acke, and General Debility.
In many sections of our country this prepara-
ton is 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.
Subioined are few tributes from well known
physicians:
NAssF.ELD, TIoGA, Co. Pa, Aug. 26, IS.
I have used the 0xvgenated Bilters in my
practice with decided success in debility and
general prostration, &c, and confidently recon-
mend it in general debility. and diseases OF the
! digestive organs. F. H. WHITE, NJ. d.
! AUBURN, n. Y, Sept. 6. 1858.
| Gentlemen II have been in the drug business
( the last fifteen years, and have never sold med
/ icine which has given such great satisfaction IN
cases Of Dyspepsia as the Oxygenated Bifters
and in this disease always recommend i:
II. 6. FOWLER
BURLINGTON, Vt. Nov. r. 1854
Gentlemen IL am pleased to state. that hav'
tried the Oxs genated Biiters for Indigestion AMI
| Debility, and found immediate relief from onl1
4 usiug a uart # bottle. Ihave the greatest con
fdence In It IS a cure for Dyspepsia and Genera
Debility, and recommend it with much pleasure
Yours. &c. JAMES LEWIS, u. D.
Prepared by s. W. FOWLE & CO, Boston
and for sale by
R.W. NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KIMBALL, Gov
entry: ALvAs HovEY, Albany; sABIS ocoI1
Lowell; BUCK g. RICHARDSON, Westteld; Al
KES & SMALLEY. South Troy; W. Z. 1iLMA2
North TROY: l. RoBIssoS & Co, Lake Bridge
KELLEY s. RoBEtgTs Derby Center; 7. G. BU1
l LER. Derby Line; CHARLES CAEPEETER, We
I Charleston; WM. JosLYS L. SoNs Barton;
WHrrrLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers ever.
, ,,,E,era 3w4
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Democratic Convention,

w k HAMMOND Of West Derby, would
keI. in orm the public, and especially that IN
fortunate class Of people who are under the ne
cessitv Of wearing a neutrality-suspicious. he
has turned his attention entirely to the manuiac-
turing of frnsses Of every description, both right
and left double and single. Sizes from the lar
gest person down to the smallest infant. His snip.
porters are made of the best refined cast steel
wrought under a hammer, and tempered IN oil
which makes them more durable and elastic -
They are fuisl ed in neat and durable style
He can furnish you with one hund ed certificates
if required, showing that persons have worn hl'
supporters f1r the last five Years, and CONSIDER
them far superior 10 any other supporter eVei
offered 10 the public He thinks al least a iourtr
/ of his customers have been entirely cured h'
1 will have but few agents in Orleans County
/ The people are invited to his shop where tnel
/ can select the best kind; have il fitted 20 them
and warranted, at the reduced price Of u ID
] Double ones SO 90 each.
/ March % iS60-12m3
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The Republicans of Manchester cele-
brated the New Hampshire victory by
firing salute of thirty guns on Wednes'
day evening. The american of thai
city says:
There is one remarkable feature il
the election returns of this year. For
merly the last eighty towns heard from
cut down the Republican majority nearly
a thousand. This year the heaviest gain
are made in the old Democratic strong
holds, and our majority bids fair to be
thousand more than the canvass by tn
State Committee indicated"
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARM
WEDNESDAY, March Il, 1850

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER
WEDNESDAY, March Il, 1850.
At market 604 Cattle, $50 Beeves and 50
stores, consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings two and three years old.
Prices-Marker Deef-Extra S7,50a7,75; Isl
quality, S7,0Oa0,00; I'd quality, S5,75sO,0oi Sd
quality, S4,00a0,0 ordinary 81, 100000.
Working Oxen-S75al65.
Cows and Calves-S25, 81, 42a60
Yearlings-S00a00.
Two Years 0h-Sl7a23.
Three Years 0ld-S24a26.
Sheep and lambs-1700 at market. Extra
and selections, $3.50 4,5oa6; in lots 81 Is 2,75;
acc.
Spring Lambs-S0, 00ao,00.
Veal Calves Sales at SO,00a0,00.
Swine-000 Western at market.
Hides-6a6 l-2 per ID.
! Tallow-7a7 1-2c per lb.
Calf Skins-lOall cts perlb.
! Lambs Pelts-S0 00a0 90
| Pelts-Sl, 25al,75 each
Spring Piss-o o-0c. Retail, 0a0c.
Fat Hogs-Undressed, 0 0-0c.
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g The Dutch Government has swept
away the last vestige of slavery from
its East India possessions. On the 10Th
of September last, the institution ceased
to exist. The government offered an
ASSESSED compensation in money to the
owners, many OF whom, however, refused
to take it, while others took ii aud made
it over to the emancipated slaves them.
selves.
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KIDSAPP ARREsTED.-New
York, March, 1.-THE kidnappers, VIII
son and Hall, who recently, in Lancaster
County, Pa, kidnapped free negro,
John Brown, and tried to sell him in
Maryland, have been arrested in Balti-
more and held in $4,000 bail. Brown
has been sent back to Lancaster. a
man named Fisher, hotel keeper, at
Nc Calls Ferry, who concealed the kid
mapped negro in bis house, has also been
arrested.
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BoILING PoTAToEs.-Let the pota-
toes lie in cold water six or eight hours
before boiling Twelve hours for very Old
ones is not too long,. Then put them
into boiling water a little sailed, and the
water should be kept at moderate boil
till they are done, which should be tested
with fork then pour off the water and
let them stand in the pot till dry. Great
care should be taken not to let them boil
a moment after they are done, as It Will
render them watery. An excellent plan
to make old potatoes mealy, is TO turn
them into cloth and rapidly shake then
about, or take them one at'a time in
cloth and slightly press them. The lar
ger potatoes should be put into the Po
before the smaller ones, that they ma,
equally be done. 1t requires from fort.
to fifty minutes. New ones viii tax
about half that time.
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

" N = OLVVD . 10 n =
FENHE Subscribers, having been appointed BY
4 the Hon. Probate Court for the District q
Orleans, Commissioners, TO receive, examine ana
adjust all claims and demands oi al persons,
against the estate Of William c. Blood, hate OF
Morgan, in said district. deceased, represent
ed insovent, and the term OF six months from
the sth day Of March, 1859, being allowed by
said Court TO the creditors Of said deceased, Ia
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
rs:
Give Notice, that We viii attend 70 the enaes
Of our aopointraen. at the dweliiug-houss Of VII
liam Mansur, IN Morgan. in said district, on the
frst TUESDAYS Of June and September next, a. one
O'Clock, ia the afternoon, IN each Of said days.
SAMUEL DAGGErT, cop,uissiouer.
MARSON LEAVENS,
Morgan, March 8, A. ID. ie6a-i2w5
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FATAL ARRAY AT JEFFERSON CITY,
Mos. Louis, March Is. A street
encounter occurred yesterday afternoon,
at Jefferson City, between James Hughes,
deputy warden of the Penitentiary, and
D'Osiero, formerly a guard at the prison,
resulting in the almost immediate death
of both. The cause was an old grudge,
aggravated by recent political differences
Both leave families.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March Is. The spe-
cial committee of the House on the Pa
ciic Railroad discussed the various propo-
sitions yesterday, and will resume the
subject tomorrow, with the intention of
taking decisive vote on Tuesday. All
the indications warrant the belief that
they will report in favor OF two roads,
one already begun in Texas, to terminate
at San Diego, under the auspices OF Ed
gar Thompson, Mr.. Stevenson and va
rious railroad men, and the other along
what is known as the central route;
stretching from St. Louis to San Fran
cisco, with branch extending to Oregon
in the hands of Northern railroad inter-
ests. The committee have not reached
the point of the proportions of land and
money to be appropriated, but the bill
which contemplates two roads proposes
an advance of million dollars after the
first fifty miles is built aid equipped, to
be continued as each other fifty miles is
constructed, the Government being Sc
cured by an original mortgage on the
road and property.
Direct information was laid before the
Democratic Congressional Committee on
Friday night, TO the effect that every mar
who registered his name at the Charles
,on hotels during the sitting of the Con
vention, would be charged seven dollars
per day. An ordinary parlor and cham
Der will cost fifty dollars daily.
According to the Washington CORES
pondence of the New York Herald, Col
Curtin, the Republican candidate 70
Governor of Pennsylvania, who has re
Gently been in Washington, states hi
conviction that if Seward is nominated a
Chicago, neither be (Curtin) nor Sewar
can carry the State.
The Washington correspondent of tn
New York Times says the Pacific Gu
has telegraphed TO Charleston for th
privilege of making an encampment witt
in the city limits. They 60 under mil
tary organization, with Paymaster, Con
missary, &c, and ample funds.
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SAMUEL BENSONS ESTATE.
STATE OF yEEsNIO ONT,

- DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, IS.
At Probate Court held at lrasb1rgh within
and for the District aforesaid, CT the 9TH day o.
March A. d. 1850. -,
Az instrument pHrpoTting 10 he the last Viii
and Testament Of Samuel Benson late OF iras-
burrh in said district. deceased was presented 10
the Court here for Probate, by Jesse Basrows OF
Irssburrh, the Executor therein named
Therefore, il is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to sll persons concerned
therein 10 aupear before said Court at a session
thereof, 10 be held al lrasburgh on the 20 day Of
March. A. d. 1860, and contest the probate ofslld
VIII. and It Is turiher ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Or
/ leans independent Standard, newspaper print
1 ed at Irasburgh in this State, the last Of which
| shall be previous to the day assigned, as afore-
/ said. for hearing.
Given under nv hand al the Probate Office
/ at lrasburgh this 7lh day OF March \. L. 1880
! IIws NJ. CARPENTER, Judge,
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AUCTION.

TEsHE subscriber viii sell Al public auction Oh
h Thursday. the z9th day o. March. Instant,
AZ nins O'Clock a. b.. hss farm situated 70 Bar
ton, three miies1Fom the depot ahd on tAe east
road leading 70 Bloomington. Said farm con
tafns Ii2 sores Of good lsad; baf good buiia1HEs
&c lie viii slso sell an bis stock, hay ; Erain'
farming ioois, l4ogsehold furniture.
TERMS, All sums under $500 cash dnsai
az over that suu six months efedH Eith geaa
security "a
Tor farther particular enquire q G. y. smith
Barton Village, Or Of lhs subaeFlberou fhs prem
isss. j. n, EVANS.
5. S. KIMBAI.L. Aneiienssrs
Barton, March 30, gsse--i2wz@
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"Oh, / served in Congress with them"
You! Who, who are you-whats
your name:"
"Corwin, sir-Tom Corwin."
There isn't that the best joke on Cor
wins dark complexion extant? / don't
think it has ever been put on paper be-
fore, and il is too good to be lost.
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The editor of the Natchez (Miss.)
Free Trader has made tour to Wash
ington and New York, and through the
influence of observation and inquiry, be
has ascertained precisely how the cat will
Jump at Charleston. Douglas will not
prevail, but will make Senator Brown of
Mississippi President, with Mayor Wood
Vice President. The Free Trader,
therefore, is out for Brown and Wood.
The Manchester American relates a
q" good one" of the Nashua Democrats,
who ''sold" themselves in the following
manner on the evening Of election day
Having made gain in Nashua, and
receiving few returns from towns In
Hillsboro' county where they had small
gains, they inferred they bad made gain:
over the whole State, and of course they
felt good Soon large handbills ap
peared on the street with the following
announcement, A Glorious Democratic
Victory the City Hall was lighted, an'
bunker orators mounted the rostrum
These proceedings were kept up till abOu
8 o'clock, when a dispatch was receive
from John H. George which told ther
that the Democratic gains were 'ove
the left The poor fellows Topped thei
ears instanter, and vacated the hall, scuC
ding to their holes like SO many she
foxes. Their case truly excites con
misseration."
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Physicia n /.

DR. A. d. TASKAR. Of Philadelphia, celebTa-
| J led Scotch. English. and Indian Phystciaa,
respectfulgv announces 10 the Auies and gentle
men of tins plsce and vicinity, that be will stop
ut the West Albany Hotel. tor tue purpose OF Gu
ring all chronic and other diseases tie iees
himself competent to cure al diseases that ar
durable. Please give him cali Examinations
free.
West Albany. March IA, Is6o-l2wS
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-23

All the Washington CORES pondents of
the New York Papers agree IN saying
that the result of the New Hampshire
election fell with chilling effect upon the
Democracy there.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-23

ca The Mormons now number l20,-
600, including good, bad and Indifferent.
The number in Utah is put down at
$4,000. Of these 4,6I7 men have 16,-
500 wives.
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Change of Seed.

TENHE importance TO farmers Of changing seeds
! from different SECTIONS Of the ccuutry, ani
also Of obtaining the best varieties, has become
a settled tact. aud has been fully demonstrated
in Orleans County tr the last three yenrs -
There have been several articles in the Standard
the past winter, signed by some Of the most EN-
jneut farmers IN the C ,auiry, testtying 70 tie
fact Of raising about forty bushels Of wheat % the
acre, or to say the least, Of uneommonly large
crops.
/ The facts about these large crops are simply
these About three wears since, MefeAh Ne
/ Lenan & Co commenced bringing wheHt from
/ the west when the idea occurred 70 some Of our
! farmers who have no objections 70 large crops,
/ OF making this change Of seed. Since that time
[ the demand for western seed has increased aia
/ aetcalf. Mcclellan * Co have taken care by per-
sansi inspection TO secure the best 81 seed and
this surlBg We have attended 10 the matter, and
now have a good supply O choice seed - heat ~
al who may wish 10 adopt whst OtheTs have
tried ai5d iJuHd 20 produce some sixty and soEn'
an hundred fold.
u This wheat can re found az She GlHver iour'
/ ing MiH. Farmers attend 20 your own ihtsresi
. I ard secure vour scrd 10 season.
MEfcALF, MCCLELLAN * Co
Glover, March IL. ISs0--i2d
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ST. JORHsBURY ACADEMY,

Fall Term begins Sept. Glib, lsas.
Winter Term begins Nov. : b, 1873.
Spring Term begins Feb. 20lh, lss !.
Summer Tern begins Nay 2oih, ls69.
Hs.E eotsY. PslselPsl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WINSL0W,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
a Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng, which
facilitates the process Of teething by softening
the gums, reducing all in1ammation-wiil allay
all pain, and is sure TO regulate the bowels. De-
pend upon II, mothers, it viii give rest to your.
selves, and relief to your infants. Perfectly
safe ia all cases. See advertisement in anothcl
column. 85yl
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ssfs u secret tabils % Iga9
" Eyag Father siioall prescui copy 10 bic
81.
o. she dread catalogue ~ human disease 20
destructive dFHin uIeu fi4e system, draws is
tHaa-aafa Of victims flfoaHh afew yeare 81 suii
iaHne apaa 70 BH nHtims'y grave. !, destroys
tAn AsTeaus agsFesg. rsHHllT wastes away the
sHersies 81 fts, courses mental sFetnent,
prevents iAs proper 8evs.npemsn} Of Tie system,
di-qsas c. iaf HsrfisRs soelefyt bHsiness. end
nll rsaEiy Happiness, ard lrayes ihe sufferer
Nwattied in he body sua miHt predisposes TO
Cst.-efnH Pc Ba, esd fFatu ~ evils mere 70 BE-
.tfss4rt flaH death .fseif KlsA tie fullest con-
a.irlrs ! sasu1s The uniortnhste victims n Self
Azure. lhsf psruauFat ana speedy cure can be
aifse'ft aHd aifh tie abandonment oi fuinous
pr4ei'ess sn patients eau be restored % robust,
fgesaas hsaifh.
Ans pef-aH snei0sIur fsa three cent postage
s,4sps sia feeeiss q cops BY mel', unasT seal.
- TO fEAALEs.-Eu
n-- Aila tts sslssFsfsi Femsie A5nthly Pills.
~ Z ffasa f1s extract Of Csfoa Rsoff a remedy
ussa ~ ysafs smaHg 1as female slaves at The
hsth ia f.ft5 81 detection o. tea. neN iof she
afaftn.s sffsfHesa $3.50 FsHsfHl ase. Price ore
batter sssf aH.ihF zeal 81 naA Married Laaifs
tsast a3t use Etsas. Address - Shove.
T. D.. HEbHtCK. b h..
zaFl paser is. Albany, \. 7.
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PAY UP OF BE SUED.

TINE subscriber having sold out, would say @
Il his friends that in order to build again. he
must have his PAY; snd he wishes ~ 70 call and
settle by the 18th Of April, or he WILL leave
his demands in q lawyers Office for collection
Therefore take due notice.
BIB. JACKMAN.
March 18th, lsso-l3ws
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NOTICE.

UTHEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of
w Vermont ut their session at Montpelier,
in the year A. D. 1859 did assess ii tax OF two
dollars on each lot Of land, and the same il pro
portion on each part of a lot of land in the town
of Lowell, in the County of Orleans, lands Sc
questered 10 public, pous and charitable uses
excepted, for the purpose of making public or
market road from Lowell Four Corners TO the
line of the town of Irasburgh. Therefore these
are to warn the proprietors and land owners OF
said town of Lowell that they may have an Op-
portumty to pay their proportion Of said tax in
labor any time in the months of June and July
next, by applying to the subscribers who are ap-
pointed a committee to superintend the expend-
iture of said tax.
Dated at Lowell, this sth day Of March, A. D.
! 1860.
HERR0D FARMAN,
A. F. HARDING, Comm.
LEVI r. WHEELOCK,
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Ct A letter from ST. Petersburg, Of
the Path ult., says " In Russia financial
crisis, which lie almost as severe as that
IN Austria, prevails.
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rLOGfn Al TIIE aIIL.-

HAVE u6w sa hana sna afend e kesp Eans
s sfanfig 81 Else ffasssHfgA y q. A1kA e -
glsas hFafas aa8 aiH ssl - sbsa ss ta#5 eaa
II Rmrtos Ntlsaes Il hass wa.s Waaia 6tase
ttsif seasss isA better cal s. ass Ard sser sssil
essssks ~ ~ LYMAN
~ .tesss. Asseh is sec Iass
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MARRIED..

In Coventry, March, 18th, BY Rev.
S. B. Ryder, Mr.. Norman f. Morey
of Westfeld, and Miss Mary d. Taylor
Of Newport.
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Flows.

FEyHE celebrated Bristol Plow" is for sale by
4 me. Also the " Wooley Plow." new ar
rival Of each. 1t is well known 10 farmers that
these are the best kinds uow before the public.
S. STANFORD.
Irasburgh, March 20, lsso-lswIo
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YICTORINE LOSE.

II OST on the road North of Bloomington vii
Il lage, March 10, 1860, Victorine Of Fitch
Fur, lined with green. Whoever viii deliver the
same TO Rev. 5. K. Hail. or to the subscriber
shall be literally rewarded.
PLINY H. WHITE.
Coventry, 10 March, 1S60-2w