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Sherim,s sale.

DY virtue OF the authority conferred, ny the
ID hereinafter described yendiiisni expnuas To me
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
Davidson county, Tennessee, at lis January Term
ls6o Will expose L. public sale, L. the highest bid
der for cash the CIurt Yard gate, la tb, ~
OF Nashville, saturday the 5th day Ut Asy, 1880,
all the right, ttie etdin, interest and estate winch
Cias r. ii MirIin has and &, tue following de-
scr bed property to-yt; One negro Nom an named
KITTY, agei alb 'at 10 years one negro Mar named
Aaron, aged about 40 years; aud one other aegrO
Woman named Nancy, aged a0ous - years, levied
uis,n By X israilch, 'cputy sheriff The property
Of Cas-. T.. II. Martin, 10 satisfy three Juig Is
rensered Ia said nun Court, in favor Jas.
Edward l. .xrcuce and .. 4. IA. Martin.
AiSu-At the same tIms AID place I viii expose
TO sie tie highest bidder Tor cash. the fowia
usrt~ell. about 10 years OF axe, OF hit;k complex
ion aud three year odd horse Mules .f bay col-
or, levied "n By Joha b. Murry, tePuty Sheriff, as
the property of Q. T. H. II rIin, sati ~ vendi-
tioui exposlas, from the C4rcu Caurt OF navidsoa
County IA. IA or II NJ. Brirn and against +. Law
rence aud =. L Marta.
ALSO.-At the same q ne aud place will exp sc
90 sale, Ia highest biader for cash, QUE negro
Carl named Nell, aged about D. years, Oi copper
mplexaon. levied the property OF e = n
Martin by 4. Z. Drake, Depaiy sheriff, u satisfy
vsudisoai expoaas issued ~ CircaiI Curt IA
v0r OF n. Chtisrei, So, Against L4xrea CO & C.
l. H. Martin. saIs within lawful haars.
JAMES n HINToS,
Sheriff Of iayiesaa county.
X BRANCH, sc
JSo. r. NuRRY, , Deputies.
apr2-td 3 DRAKE,
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s- We were much plesed yesterday to
meet with GIL EAToS, formerly the business
man of STONE & McCoILUM's Circus, and one
Of the best whips in the country. II has
been some years since he was in our city, but
time has dealt gently with him. leaving him
in a wonderful state OF preservation, and
rather, il anything adding to his good looks,
and genial, agreeable temperament. Good
luck to You, Gil
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-25

CALIFORNIA DELEGATES TO THE \. J. u
1t il believed that every State in the Union
will be represented at the National Typo
graphical Union. From letter received in
this city yesterday from San Francisco. Cali
fornia, We learn that the Eureka Typograph-
ical Union of that city has appointed two
delegates-Messrs. A. K. HAYES and JAMES
RIsg-who will no doubt be 10 attendance.
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m p Read the following let er from a clergyman,
ell known in West Tennessee, North Alabama aud
issiszppi:
. lEXTRACTl
OEsD.SE, Miss January, 1860
Iessrs. CLAEK FILLER
Ii did not think you were troubled with more
sti-noaIils tn you ind time To read, would send
III word IN relation 10 wltt yOHr AnOr0sal Oii has
ne fIr the. fiee il say that had been snn r
Z with ,arssHsss, r01stru5tibn Ia the 8fonch ital
bes, for nsy years, 81 It ~'s getting SO bad that
;ouIi scarcely 1i ny appointments Your AHbro-
Al Oh PERFECTLY restored me, aud now can work
lthout diiculty.
apf5-u Kew n |. HUNSAhER-
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N-The 'SUB-CRIBER'' would advise his
friends who may visit Memphis, to call at the
new Restaurant of Messrs. MILLER il lay
TON. corner of Adams and Second streets,
and thrust their feet beneath the splendid ma
hogany of that establishment. They will find
there everything to Tempt the palate every
deIicacy and luxury that money can pur-
chase ia this and other climes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-25

JONI PHESIx--Lieut. GEORGE II. DERBY +,
known throughout the United States as the
author OF the humorous sketches written over
the signature OF John PHGIx" and Soul
Bob" passed through this city yesterday on
his way to Gallatin, where some OF his rela-
tiyes reside.
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CITY CoU>INs- Our fair Virginia cores
pendent, MATILDA. has our thanks for the
poem publish this mOrning-iOr the dedi-
cation especially. She is one of the Old Do
minion's most gifted daughters, and has done
much for the poetical literature Of the South.
Her contributions are always heartily well
coined 10y the PATRIOT.
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RELIGroU-,-The sermons of the Rev. DR..
BURRows. OF Richmond, Va. at the First Bap-
list Church in this city, are attracting large
and attentive congregations; and we are re-
qaested to say hat Ire will preach every even
ing the present week aud on Lords day next.
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.om the American Baptist, New York, Aug 2, 1889
miniature wooden pagoda which We brought
ON surrnah having been broken while On So p
ard We were very ANXIOUS u have i repaired,
nd trisd several glue, but without success,
Il our attention called to Spaiding's Pre- a5ed
ue I'D at 80 Platt Street This was found 20 an
ger tn. purpose. The Pagoda appea-s now 70 be
rouaiy cemented, aud can be sen by Calling at
e ONE OI the AMERICAN Baptist.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-25

The CIRcUs--Duriug the past two days the
lovers Of the circus Ia our city-and they
number something less than thirty thousand
have been on the stir. SPALDIso 4 RoGERs
came 20 town Monday almost uaheralded
with this great circus. and pitched their tent
on lower Market Street, aifording The aiorc-
said thousands chance 10 eajoy iavorise
entertainment When we cay that RoaEHs
himself j. here with the eirca>-RosERs, one
OF the most active aad graceful, ~ well as
daring ~qaesli ians thai ever mounted horse
the reader may know what sort OF amuse-
ments were given the audience IL lie useless
to say they were excellent. RosERs wouldn't
stAad sponsor fos any other sort. The circus
exhibits to-day again al z. NJ. aud ~ night
On both Of these occasions IN pasiliioa will
We are sure. b. flied 10 vyrTa wing. A.
taebed To the circus l. baud of sable min
stFris who disp-rse masie. "a, iuseal. fun and
| iro.ie aud add much Ia tbs pivasare u the
performance. The siowa srss,S is . good
| 'ua"-eae Ut thoss fnfs. sas.ls Ih4t are not
seen mors than once ia ssasraiioa. A
genius II mir;h - essd, dat his birth. aud has
endowed him With his poser 10 provoke =
laugh IRON shs Old monster Death hinsslf.
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e. AN do ATES.
ELECTION ON Thursday, NAY 24rH.
for ATTORNEY <.eneraI

i q We are authorized q aaaoanse FIN. II. VIII
- Ms . Candidate for Reelection d ths sslue II
-ornry 0enerai IN tbs >lxta Judsclai plsIrsct Of
nessse Esctsea 2!th day o. My, 1850.
- Ne are AUTHORISED announce JAxx- &
l. ~, Esd, CANDIDATE Tor os1co Of Attorney
lsrAl Vi the Ninth Jailcial Circuit, composed u
coaatles Of D.shls0a, S4Enpsr .ad WIiIiasason
csfon ce1t Nay sacI3-gs
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ssuHEHs. cue u Zoe Adams kxpr-ss Aes-
sesgers. laid upoe our table e-tsTdsy morn
lag. Mondays cineiasati G4.az<. before IL
was delivered By nsii.
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River News.
ARRIVED.


April 23-Elvira, ST. Louis.
24-John Gaui,, Louisville,
Ella, Paduesh,
Commerce, Padacah,
Acacia Cottage. uartsyille.
DEPARTED.
April % Blanche Lewis. Rawena,
2I-John A Fisher. Padncah.
The river is slowly receiing. with water
enough FOR any of our packets.
The Ella departs for Psiucah at noca 10
day.
The Jzsses Woods dspsits for New Orleans
at 10 A. NJ. lomorrow. Our young friend
BorD. the commander Of this elegant craft
~ill take especial pleasure in making pas
s-ngers comfortable.
The Gen. Asiersoa win probably arrive Ia
part tonight and leave for ST. Louis to-mor,
row.
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND Of rsSKE ezNI "a the capstal
- 81 tlae Stsavslis zsd ChaItaa. ga k.il-
4 cBaEzay Sss tlis -tsy Declared o. the plroc
-, the prS1l- OF ta1 LIsG SIX mo lIhs pzya-
aad alter Iisr Iogii s4sa-, on e Of The
= .asurer IN SasnS lie. W A. GskASEs,
fsprs-im tEe4s4r
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SberiG's Sales.
SheriG,s Sale.

DY virtue of q IA 20 me directed nd delivered from
Id the Honorable ChaDcery Court of Davidson
county. rennessee, At its November Term, 1853,
will expose public sale to the hig hest bidder
cash the Court House Yard, In the City IL Nash
vile, saturday, the 9Th day Of Nay, 1890 all the
right title, claim interest aud estate which Cn les
f. II. Martin then had or may have since aceuIrad
tx and following described: two nrgro siaSSs
AMI three borssa, TO- vii: man named Julius, aged
about forty-two years, II black compile xisu and
Ned, aged about thirty eight years, Of dark complex
lon. aud sorre, I'd tSu bay horses being levi
I'd the property OF Charles =. h Martin, 10 sat
sfy iud gment rendered IN favor Of John r. leav
e and ". for The use &c, against Ed lawrence aud
Charles F. IL. Ma lin. 1his, April sGh, 1850.
JAMES II. HINTON ,SueriG,
apr5-td. BY l.. C. DRAKE, sheriff
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N A S FL " LILLE:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is. 1860

NOTICE CAsDIDAIEs--Se VIII not insert hefe@-
ter any PERSONS name as Candidate or once IN 'ne
P.IEIOr unless p Ill for ia ady@nee- naris-H
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Insurance Company OF the state o
virginia.

Insurance Company OF the state OF
Virginia.
$4,000 TENNESSEE BONDS DEPOSITED WITH
CuAPrKoIIER OF THE STATE AS GUARANTEES
FOR THE PAYMENT OF LossEs.-From the fol-
lowing certificate given by the Comptroller,
we fad that Nash Il MARI, as agents OF the
above company, were the first TO make the
deposit of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Ten
nes-ee bonds as security Tor the payment OF
los e., required Of all Insurance ComPani es
by the new law, passed March 2iIh, 1860.
This deposit in addition to the large capital
invested Ia stocks. aud bonds, aud mortgages
of real estate, makes the policies of this COM
pany very desirable, aud 20 far % the pay
meni of Losses is concerned, il may be said to
make assurance doubly sure" to their GUS
TONERS
CrxPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Teau., April e, 1860.
Received this day from Nash Il MARI,
gents OF the Insurance Company OF the
Site of Vir ginia, twenty State Bonds for one
thousand dollars each. being numbered from
1852 To 1851 inclusi, The said deposi
OF bonds being made with me As Comptroller.
in compliance with the act OF the 24th OF
March, 1850. Signed.
1T. DUNLAP,
aprii25-3t Comptroller Of Tennesses.
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RLlItf AND HEALTH
Price Is cents per BOTTLE


Price Is cents per BOTTLE
We hAvePutupzndsO sold
years, and Can SAT-, IN
Il, what We have never
any other Fundamentally
A SIN6LElNsTANcE. TO
timely usedi Never did :
of dissatisfaction By any =
the contrary, all are de -
tons, and speak in terms =
ton at tie inaeicalefiects -
Ne speak in this matter n
after teu years expert
REPUTATION Fos THE FUiFIL
DEcLEEE. In almosteyery
CaRt Issufierlng from pain =
viii be found In nfteen or =
the syrup is adminisC
This valuable prcpara- -
Of one 81 the MoST EX-
FUL NURSES in New Eng =
ased with SEVER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS =
Nctouiyrelieves the chile -
yrates the stomach and q
ity and givessone ana sn
ten. IL will almost ia
GRIPPING II THE q
WIND -
and ovefcomecon vulsiouF>
remesiiesi. cad IN death
suc sCEEsT RSNEDY IL lex -
nfSENTERf AND DIAR -
whether &c arises from 4
other cause. We would ~
~ho has a child suffering :
ing cotnplaiutE-DO MOI -
Cas-. NOR THE PREJU =
stand between your safeE
that Will be sure-yes,
- follow he use ofthff
used. \
! Fulliireetiob flor usings
bottle None genuine az
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New
side wrapper
sold by drugKiztzthrough
Principal once No. is.
ISBeT4Sw1y Price Is
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hisarticlefer overter
Conscience xNBTkUIH Of
BEEN able 20 say of
kR HAS 1T FAIL.EDIs
EFFECT A CCRE, xhes
We know an Instance
one who used IL, on
lighted With it's opers
Of highest oommends
aud medical virtues
WHAT VA DO Know,
ence. ANp PLEDGE orr
sEST Cd WHAT Sa axRr
instance where the in
ana exhaustion, relle
twenty minutes after
tered.
, tion isthe prcscripsior
! PERIkNCkD and skill
: land, and has be g
|, ING sCocfSsIx
or CASES.
from pain, bat inyis
bowels, corrects aeidi
ergy to the whole sys
sttntly relieve
|. BowELS, AND
CULlC.
. which II notspeedliy
We oelieve 1.-THE besI
wozLD, 10 all cases OF
|. RIGA IN CHILDREN.
. teethlng or from any
, say 20 every mothes
; from any ofthe f0regA
; LEF YOUR PRELUDE
blCE OF OTHERS
Jag child and the relic,
ABSOLUTELY SURE
/. medicine. IL timely
: Viii accompany each
: less the facsimile o
= York. 10 on she cut
cut the world.
Cedar 81. Ne9 York
cents per bottse-
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&C. We are iaaesseI 20 Joax J. SoIIIsas
for cineianasi papers IN advances Of ne a,ail.
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Gbanrrrp Sales

Chancery SaiP---Land on Me-
ensviile ard Mill Creek VAL
lev Turnpikes.
ny virtne of Il decree rendered by the ChanceFy
ID Court at Nashville, in the case of Mary L Good
win vs. " p Coz bit and others, will again Offer at
pubic sale at the Court House in this city, at II
O'cl OK precisely, ON
saturday the 5ih day Of May, 1860,
The Tract Il aud l29 poles af Land dcscrib
ed in the pIesdings heret fore Id a. the defend
ant y. p Corbitl Terms 8 and IL mouths credit,
without Interest, and sale without reHem ton.
NoTE-Ths sale is 10 pay the decree IN f1vor Of
complain ant for about 100 ard besides this claim
there also further lien On said tract Of land Tor
about $1,000, which the said land viii be subject
spr6-.d ]. E. GI.EAYES, C. c.
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Uommerrial.

DAILY PAraIor OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April %, ls60.
COTT0N.-There was nothing worth re-
porting done in cotton yesterday.
TOBACC0-At Fisher. Wheiess Il Co.'S l6
hhds. sold at 50 30. 5 95, o.. IS. 2 80.
u.s. 90, 5 O5. SIS, 4 so, 4 s5, 4 55. 2 10
4 IS. 4 50, 8 45.
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sfhe popularity Ur the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
ESf. z..eIIensIVe with the civilization Of the
,ke. other articles cIIim To dLLeUiGte pain and
ttress-this Family Physicians, Govern
LAT Hospitals FArriers Planters, Farmers, Livery
sn, &c. uave particularly demonstrated this fact,
'rOu htut the world No article ever before re
'9ved such undivided praise and suppeTtfrom Aedi-
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OF THE RAILRoiDS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Departures of Freight Trains.
Arrivals of Freight Trains.
FE1,KIi,- Ienn.. June 10,

FkASkLIN, ItHl.I @uHo 10' '"0
bought a bottle Of lark * Faiier's Amof".iai
A and was TO give them s. TO cure me Il Rheu-
'aiism. 1t male a anal cure. Of me- ais' tried
FIR roots, Ache. with tue same result therefore
can recommend a Tor these complaints-
,-.-.,s,1 E-w. oyERroS.
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KfIEU NJ TISM

: years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
GERS, TamJrs, RonEing Sores, scrofua strG Joints,
Hons. sxeIlings, burns, Bites, BOIIs, Chaps, Neu
sigia salt Rheum !, and all aches and pains upon
An and Kindred complaints upon
4 HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
Ring bone OI ,ocTItssLesI spawn POLL Evil,
Iseuey ,HOOf-aiI, &C are suDdusd and cured by
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Yeuax Hens ,seresn'tie Library a,
ISOLATION.

Koua< Wsnss Mercantile Library As
soeissfsp.
At meeting held In the ball Of the Court
Hausc. on the evening Of the issh AFTER the
adoption Of . Constitution IL vas
Rssslsei. fhat sh@ thanks Of this Asscsiz-
tioa BE- teaaercd 70 Thos. H. aaioas. Ed, for
his services In drasing up The Charter. ssd
% Z II. Esst, Eq, ies bis attention % IL pas
sage Al late period u the sesslea o: toe Leg
isiatare
Rrsssd That the meeting ad5sara % meet
. again Al the saae place on Wednesday even
IBg (z5sh insi-l asxt. boz he paFpsse ~ elect
log ot5cefs. aud such other basiaess - nay
cons beforc it.
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Mustang LiniIIlent.
VAL ABL E d OR S z SAVE

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
islr - IIIca, Hy-s .aTN VI, ~rites:-'' That the
tse was considered worthless" (Iiis case Was
ayin) but since the free use Of the Mustang
lineut, 4 have sold hun Tor one $3.50 cash Your
,iueat has been doing wonders up h-re.''
42O BROAD 5TsEEI PHLADEIPHIA, PA.
|, Eziracf) '.IB iftng tHe Kettle from The ire
zaIae unnaGas cable, Tilted over, anu scaded my
ads Sery severely, almost To- crisp IL vas al
1 fGi sight The Mustang lInmeut appeared 10 ex-
CT tue pain. II healed rIpIily, without SORENESS,
1IeII No scar oil account Truly yours,
&c AisLEs FOSTER
uch language As This IL pit the constant and natu-
\ echo ~icre this article h use'i
!, his !.DIneut - IudIs, '-nsEO.e To- planters and
uers III horses aud mules Ar. JOIN DANIELS I,
Montgomery, Ala, sob. sLaye Tor ssUO, SnO MAS
tsed from utter useis1saess By this LIuImeffi-
cry family should have IL he very particular
Il e~-luITe Tor the Mustang Lihlmeht anu taNe NO
oterf
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
L1erica Europe, and the Isl AIDS OF the Ocean IOT
: cents, 80 cents, and Q per bottle.
= BAHNEs a PAkk New York
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Fine Ham r1aouv.

a susaki-s Ssv tislanasy l.sl Fses.ses .sz
ssss-sl BEsL .. -sszlsIns 60. !.
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4 Rz ss<fzzsea fs< fssF rr<ss, - sszpes1sas
"a Co ~1ts As. -. csA-sss sss><t. szszzizs
: <zz<s HS1ss-
sfxA1I
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-25

TAVING associated ourselves together for the
Ii the pdr JO>c o transactILs u Uvnsrai Grocery d,
Commission aud Receiving Al t'or Xardin Business
feel assured, from long experience Ash
ness, tl.t give sLtsitc'u 90 all IA ~ Ia
ia their patronage. IL Is Inteulioa >
keep constantly store well assorted stJcS .. Gro
ce"Ies, Wines and Liquors, al ticu 20
sell Is chsap they DC bought eisswu re
j. y. n a. SrFiRKY.
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42o BsoAD sraEE1, PmLADEIPHA, PA.
Iealth and Happiness
Secured.

lie CONCENTRATED CURE
lie CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWEkF I'll REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
DIR WEAKNESS
DIR WEAKNESS
i, FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDlSCRETlON
iRY TT TRY IT!
-tY I'll TRY TT
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Cigars and Tobacco.
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars
5u,O0 Nap lean do;
$500 La Competition cigars imported;
Is. 20 ,iermsln Cigars, yaFi"us brands;
100 ,iross Smoking Tobacco;
So Boxes Langnorn y Arinistead Tobacco;
% 40 J. A. Clay do;
% do h. II. White d.;
SO do Tennessee Tobacco, various brands;
And many other articles too numerous mention
J. 81. SPEKRi
marl9-f So Market st.. Nash Tile, Tenn.
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MRS. wINSLOW.
A Inexperienced NuFseand FemaleP h ysician, urs
n sents 10 the attention of mothers her
SOOTH HING SYR UP.
lAlIAraaa

For ChfIdren Ieethfng
~hichgreatly facilitates the process OF teethIng,b
softening the gums aud reducing ell innamau NV
allAy ALL PAIN and spasmodicaetion, andis
SUREToREGULATE TIE BOWELS
Depend upon IL, mothers 10 will give restto On,
selves. and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS
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IuJSG IEN Suo are suffering from the fleets =
youthful "a discretion c.a be surely aud per ma
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out the world.
Cedar So. Ne9 York
cents per bottle
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We are now receiving large anu com plete assert
ment OF Groceries, Wives Liz tJrs, Cg as aad r1-
blcco. To which inv. T. your toa. Oar stock
consists III part vi the fOllo@ias .riices:
sugar aud tOHee.
50 hhis- Sugar; 10 boxes Boston Loaf;
I5J bUls pow. * crush do, 50 bOls NJ ia sses;
% do COuee sugar; 15J bags Baltimore CJiIee.
Wines and Liquors.
500 bbls reclhed WHISKY, so News ,n's do;
SO do Robinson CO. do; lJO p<gs Brandy Wine Gin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

portable, and not at all particular what kind
of place it had to stand on. found wind
lasses and capstans on frames, with and with
out wheels and runners, some requiring anch-
ors, some standing on their own work, lift
ing, as man would lift himself by his boot
straps; others, twisting, with cattle; all of
which may be good in some places, but would
not apply to my swamp.
The pictures of these represented them as
pulling little stumps from surfaces that ap-
cared like gentleman's lawn, having no
more resemblance in the size of the stumps
and condition of my ground, than larthing
candle has to the orb of day. So | set to
work, myself. First, I made pulling screw,
which would take up anything; but, like
others, was not practical. Then got bet
ter idea, and after spending about $500 or
$500 in experimenting, testing and recon-
structing, have got what [ was after;
machine that can be handled with perfect
ease by three men, stand anywhere, lift YER
tically, with tremendous power, stumps,
rocks, trees with frozen balls, sunken ships,
massive castings, Or forgings at iron works,
or any heavy weights; has no revolving
shafts gears bolts, or machinery, to get out
Of order; without friction, requiring no oil,
all of iron, weighing less thau 300 pounds,
excepting the tripod from which it is sus-
pended, when at work in the open field
What appeared the great obstacle in the way
Of making the swamp valuable, vaniShes,
when we have an implement that we can set
over stumps that measure from ten to TWEEN.
ty-fve feet in circumference, ard hoist them
out in few minutes, without digging or cut
ting. CAGEB BATES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
About Flowing,

The beauty and excellence Of blowing are,
to keep the burrows as straight as line, and
of a uniform depth. He who cannot take a
team alone and strike out his lands and finish
them, and adjust and re .adjust his pillow to
suit all circumstances, and perform job in a
neat manner, cannot expect to receive the ap.
pellaton Of complete pIoaOman.
In order to finish land neatly when
blowing a sod ground, the plowman must
make calculations to leave u strip Of sod just
as wide as two ordinary furrow-slices, Now
elevate the end of the plow-beam by lowering
the guage-wheel so that the pillow will run
abont half as deep as usual, and turn half Of
this strip with the team going up the slope
if the ground is not about level. In turning
the last furrow let the team 90 down the
slope, because the last furrow is much more
difficult to turn than any other; and it is
less difficult to turn it when going DOM hill
Remove entirely, or raise the guage, hcel
higher than usual, while blowing the last fur
row, and then let the plow run along once Oh
twice,to break up the soil where the next to the
last furrow was cut shallow. This leaves the
middle furrow- full Of mellow earth, instead
Of leaving space about two feet wide, with
little or no supersoil on it.