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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
ADDRESs.


ION The 9th of February. 1851, you sal be
called upon to elect delegates to Conven-
sse,... 10 .. held iR-Nashville on the 25th-of-
lie saIne month"; In a great measure, this
Convention may hold in its hands the destiny
of our State and people for veal or for woe,
aud for all time To come. It behooEes- you,
therefore, to be on your guard in the selec-
fion of the men to represent you in it. 1Our
all is staked in this matter. See that it is
10 safe hands. See that it is in the hands Of
sound rejecting reasoning and substantial
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
NEGROES TO HIRE.

A gro WOMAN capable OF doing service for
I small family, as cook and washer. ~Gec29-tf
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Land and slaves Of the Carney Estate.

DURSUANT 10 decree OF ths Chancery Court 81
Il Nashville at November term. 1880 m the case
Of Washington Wsggoaer and Others, Wm- ar
neg and others. viii sell On Thursday, The 2ist Feb
raary 1861, the Tact OF AZ Acres Of Lind and the
TIE Tract OF Land viii be divided iato several par
cells, and plsts VIII be shown day Of sale
ale take place premises following terms -
IL mouths credit without nterest-parchasers
their notes with two approved Securities and
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10 EDWARDS, F. B. HARRIS, E. P. EDWARDS
EDIT ARD], &CO
Succe= sors to Edwards, GiIkerson & Co,
Wholesale GrOcers.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN
Brandies, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &C., &c.
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS.
Nashville, Tenn,


nashville, Tenn,
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WE'LL
selected stock OF Groceries, fobacoos, Liquors,
&c comprised in part follows, TO which ne r.
sPectIuliy invite the attention Of the Trade.
SUGAR, M0LAssEs AND SYRUP.
% hhds louisiana Sugar; 50 bbis Coverings pow
70 Clarified dered Sugar;
90 bbls Coffee; 20 boxes ID X Loaf Sugar;
100 bbls Plantation Molas- SO naIf bbls Refined Mo-
100 half bbls Plantation 30 packages St Louis Col
so 66is Refined molasses SO pSs New TSp orleans COL
so bbls Coverings X den Syrup;
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio so bags ola Col Java Cof-
100 bags New Orleans BIO so bags Laguira Coffee;
''Hss WHISKY
100 bbls Rectifed WHISKY; so bbs Robertson county
I I' :. Ky: 3 so S6i .S1 Smiths Old Re
ky; puncheons 0. Irish and Scotch Whisky
BaANDIEs, WINES, &C.
10 quarter casks A Seig- 10 casks Madeira Wine;
10 quarter casks otard, Is Old Port PORT "''
Duprey Cos Brandy, g Sweet Malaga ..
20 or casks Rochelle Bean 10 Z" Dry
dy; so pix Ginger Wine;
10 or casks United Pro- so baskets champagne;
prietor's Brandy; % boxes Ciaret.
100 pks American Brandy; % iJks Lemon Cordial;
100 . Ginger - 70 - Mint ..
so % Cherry " So boxes 5itters.
. Blackberry 25 pks Holland GIN.
% GO Raspberry 90 10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGAas.
800 boxes Virginia Tobacco-various brands;
200 F" Kentucky q -
% kegs A smiths Pane Ike Tobacco;
$4,000 superior Havana Cigars-VATfous brands;
loo 600 . German
5000 q Domestic g
CANDLES ANN s0EP
400 boxes Star caniles so boxes stearine Candles;
200 hi 9. {" so Taiiow
$50 or % $50 boxes soap, various
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
loo - l. Sup-rfne
100 bags Pennsylvania Bdekwheat Flour.
SUNDRIEs
1000 sacks fne anpc oarse Is chests Green and
salt; Black Teas;
500 bois Kanawha salt; 100 dozen Baclets;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, so Tubs;
500 boxes Glass Ware; p leks : : Almonds:
500 Reels Cotton Reps; 50 b6s Pecans and FL
100 casks Soda. berts;
90 pounds Bar Lead; 10 bbls English Walnuis;
SO bags shot, assorted 100 DOZEN Broom:
SIZES; 100 doz Zinc Wash Boards;
100 doz-n Fresh Cove oys- 800 Wrapping Pa
tiers; per;
% cases Sardines, Z and so bags Pepper;
y boxes; % .. AiIspice;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; 50 bxs Ground Mustard;
$50 pks iiaisins; so =. Fire Crackers:
100 90 Mackerel; 80 bbls Cider Vinegar;
50 bbIs Xxx Ale;
With variety OF other articles.
JsaII-u EDWARDS HARRIS & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 29.-The Convention
instruct ed its deputies forever preventing the
of the African slave trade, and au-
thoriZ ID the Governor to protect the delenceS
of the Cult. The Convention adjourned till
the fourth of March.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

WILaIxGrox, N c., Jan Pa large and
enthusiastic secession meeting was held in
the. Theatre. Many prominent gentlemen
formerly opponents Of secession took part
with tho South
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
Brogans.

HYrcRo Bypeans, Double and Single Solo, Kip and
IN Gram Leather Boots fresh supply cheap fo3
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Markets by Telegraph.

New OmEANs. Jan 80. Cotton firm;
sales to-day Is, 600 hales: Midding ii ia.
Sugar steady al 4 a5k. Molassts % % Mes
Pork very dull at 10 so. Sterling Exchange
1O45,lO6. New York Sight Exchange par a
discount. Freighis-to Liverpool /; TO
havre 2.
CINCINxATI Jan. 30.-Flour firm, 4 40a4 60
Whisky IL. Mess Pork IL. Lard dulI; 81.
Sugar. safes 800 hhds 54AT. MOasses, sal,
700 bbls 2Sa29.
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For Rent.

an the Ewing Avenue, very convenient Brick
~ Cottage, with seven rooms Rent $3.50 Likewise
very desirable Frame Dwelling house. with ciStern
stable and carriage house, Rent $500 Apply at
Hughes Art Gallery, corner of Union and College
streets C. G HIrGHFS
deo5-tf
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FOR RENT FOR Is6I

VIE Store Room on College Street, occupied "A
L by Messrs. Gould x Freeman as q Furni. Eszz 8
tnTe Establishment skza-k
10 lnoV2-tl MICHAEL. VAUGHN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

ME ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WE'LL
w selected stock OF Groceries. robaCcos LIQUORS
&c, comprised in part as follows, 10 which NC X
specially invite the attention Of the Trade.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
FOR RENT.

HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses IN Edgefiells
That would ike TO rent 10 COED tenants Cor the
year, 1851 For Information call my residence in
Edgecid, or on VIM. Moore, who authorized TO rent
or sen theta. +. A. HERMAN
noy2T-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
.tseonening OF the African slave

. One Of the. objections urged az ainst the
Foundation Of a Southern Coafsderaey, Is
founded upon the apprehension that the
African slave trade world be TeOpened under
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

fss aus spices. Are there any Just grounds for
:tEis{ sppreheJrsionl We believe there arg
For some years pas; ihe subject has been tn-
svassed in the Cotton States, and fagofable
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ron, CnarIesfon.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 29-The Legislature ad-
,urned last night size de.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-23
Abatis, pronounced

to be called Fortress. Abatis, pronounced
a6-battee)- thrown down together
with their branches outward, to obstruct a
passage. Approaches.-The lines of entrench-
ment, bitches, etc, by which besiegers pro-
tect themselves in approaching fortified
place. The principal trenches are called par
allels. Banquette.-A small bank of earth
on which soldiers stand to fire over the top
of the wall which shelters them when load
ing. Barbette Guns, are those which are fir
ed from the top of the wall of fertilization !;
they are partly protected in front, but not o.
verhead like guns in the casemate. Barri-
cade.-TO obstruct street or passage with
any materials at hand, is wagons, stones,
rails, trees, etc Bastion.-That portion of a
fertilization which is advanced beyond the
general line of the work The part of the
wall between two bastions is called curtain
The bastions are SO arranged at the corners
or angles of forts, that grape shot, etc, can
be fired from them along the outer face of
the wall or curtains and thus destroy an en-
envy attempting to scale (go over the walls
with ladders. The Dastions are usually high
er than the walls, so that they can not them
selves be scaled. Battery.-Any number of
cannon taken together, numbering from two
upward to dozen, twenty or more. This is
also called a park of artillery. Casson.-
The ammunition wagon accompanying field
piece. Classmates. -Bomb-proof chambers
in Notifications from which heavy guns are
fired through openings called embrasures.
Arsenal.-A public storehouse for cannons,
guns. and other implements of war Bar
racks.-Buildings provided by the govern
mcnt for lodging the troops. -.iqyicul'uiS.
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Simple Reasons for Preferring Colts Re.
VOlNers 10 All Others:

I-Ihcy have been thoroughly tested by all
classes of men in every country. and from the
first rifle fired i'll Florida during the Indian war
IN 1881 to the present hour. they have always re-
Spondcd 20 the touch Of their owners in the time
If danger.
il-Thcv Lave force and accuracy which have
no parallel in the history of firearms.
lll.-Thcy leave no burning paper in the bar
rel aftrr discharge. to blow the cartridge into
Your face, As do the guns which open from be-
hind
lN.-Ehcy simple in construction, and cas-
lily taken care o.. as any ranger or cavalry soldier
will tell YOU Treat them we'll and they will treat
your enemies badly.
N-Ihey are made Of the best steel that can be
procured for money. and have the strength TO re-
sist the explosive force Of gunpowdcr; while the
monGrcl limitations and cheap arms are clumsiiy
made OF east iron or inferior materials. and ale
more dangerous to their owners than they are to
all others.
NI.-Ihey are well finished and as cheap as a
good arm can be made by the aid of modern ma
chincrv and skiful labor
Nll.-They are always worth what they cost.
II YOU buy anything cheaper. Your life. or that of
your companion, may balance the difference in
cost.
Nlll.-lf YOU buy a Colts Rifle or Pistol, YOU
feel certain that YOU have one true friend. with
six hearts in his body, and who can always be re-
lied on.
IN-Thcy can be carried loaded and canned
with entire safety. In rain. or when wadinr riv
ers. they remain water proof.
N-(' otis arms have been adopted for the SER
vice of the I. 5 by the army b.. ard a, est Point
in 1873 and for many years previous, as SUPERIOR
20 all others.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-23
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

This valuable freed ot ali the common COM
penentS such As OpiateS, EXpecorants which not on
IL run down the system but destroy all chance OF cure
will found trial TO possess the following properties
and which the most valuable testimonials may be iOuid
in the pamphlets.
For Whoopin- Cough, and Soothing Syrup. II meets
every want AMI by early Will the largest pro.
ton of ruptures In children which be traced to Whov
ping Cough
In ordinary Coughs and Bronchial Complaints. The
foreruuners OF Consumption, its splendid tome properc
make II not only perfect enemy 10 disease, bu
builds I'D and SustalS the system against recurrence
the complaint No nursery should be without IT, MOI
should parents fail to get pamphlet 10 be found with al
ealers as the only way TO do justice 10 its value.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-23
y K O + W o o ID :
RESTO RATINE ORDIAI
BLOOD RENONATOR

Is precisely what its Indicates. 1"r. Wh'r Please
l" lii- taste. i - r"r iNliy 'AhtIi'.l il.
in I" the vilal powers. II >, r,Vyi:i', r,,-t4' a.
r"iir~> ii' blood IL all it, original purity. aIt
STORES ana renders ;tr system uNulleTah- L" alta
disease II i III" "uly preparation. offer. O. e..
world IN popular form t. l WiILin tl. r.-ft
So chemically and >AlillN c,,H.'IiS. l-
p"wrr!u toms. ana Yet perfectly adapted +" --
perfect i'caT't''" " lii III" .dNS 81 iat.rr. -.
>ootlc the weakest stomach. ami t' Up Ike j ,--
AID ailay all rcTyol.> ani other irritation: J..
p rieCtE "AtliTating ia IL riict l. and y"j i j.
1--we" ly a>>u,;c Ut depression '. spirits Il
entirely "i vegetables and these tha.ourily .it..
combining powerful tone atd >'jhfl- irH;+.r.s .
coIl>e, ucntly never ujUTr. Sp,t, a Trl,-i -
been lcit t. tr i i',lrfatuin III IL. iIc..rt. r.:
hy the thoroughly skilled III medical ~,r.li., s.t s-
ali " ho have suffered from -ury: Is i ..
cal skill OF know L. that t,f.iit. ~
attacks of ,!.-.a-. ami !tvs The U-1,r '.a, ,r--.,
the attacks MANY oi j.ic ln">t aI.-r.t.~ -.
humanity CONSTANTLY ..ahi' S-,h. -l..I. ,
follow -.: Cnll>uul,il1 Rro, iri- lu!f .>-.-
>ia. Loss appetite. Fd;.lIIr. I:rlrl -.
rsgia. Palpiia ion Of the Heart Mrait,lo u eg
Night Swrat>. Lang! "T, ''Iit'>> a;i - jia.
cases fearful, i.,Il Il tended Z. a. time - d.
male weaknesses ami IrI' -uistl~~ Ai>' v-r bs
mcutS or T"rpi,iIiS ana l.r,r' ..la.ii-. n.-.a-e>
general arrangement 81 The Irary oGEai.~ Pa. 3D.
Back. Sid. and between III, shoulder. q.,.--. g., -
slight colds. Harkin- and Continued Gl-t.. IRA az.
Dim, utv p Breathing, .!lJ ,!ecl Iil-4- ..4l..
many more still bat ~ lls, i ace az. f..-i-.-
culr the debility following ti,l~ .ild F. - tr-
Ncii' al ATTACKS aIl>A- li"ih Ni.'N'..@ b i;..-'-
the diseases al ono" il ALREADY ai-at-'s' A..
acts directly and prr>i>'cntiy Upon Ia" a.-'l~.
aT"ll>ll- f- Liver i'.'' 'yi' l-'l"'ii- ~ 3D. ' IT,.
cretiull> and seofetlr;is system. al. ill
am drlterula CuIi>7i ueUg'> t'.lvli- u-....
climate ana water heil,r a. fTg,-.'r- 81 .. .
both" wiki thrIn. ami al should axe a 'ii
least before ealing A II piece. .H>-s'-~-
els ti' 'ii-r>tlN i-ii> y ~i-'-t - ia liz -ft-
persons 81 >'!cliiTE ha'tt>. >iu'ictt> NM ~,'-
men. AID Al. Ladies III ~. ~i'.r. =. l. % -.
rrCi>, Id pu.t alHtF> E>r II ! il."A f-.E
agreeable, i.,isaii. ,i, -, r'.t .'H. -i.-- g.
Viii, IA Tua th.! % tli-.- ' .r .-;--
NiIi-i tietlI.. AMI health csIl't cAr~t 't" -
Irregularities Cni.llI.Gr. linen ..-.t.'.. .
let Vi .In.I> r.ii-' T.k,, d 81 ...-.l ..~ -.
nal ma ,. All pas IT,. ..,.a ,r,I e,5 s,.'i ... ~
III f-fff atfsHsH Ina r4F-r a
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S VI 1T II & w ES SONS
SEVEN
SHOOTERS.

This pistol j, light. has great force is sure FIRE,
can be left loaded any length of time without in
jury. and is safe to carry. 1t is really the incest
pistol for the pocket there is made Please call
and examine for yourselves as regards quality and
price. I. NJ. HOWARD.
st Johnsbury, July |, 1861. dl4
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= l. 4 c. X S Nj | L II | n q .
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Having leased the shop formerly occupied by
S. B. Marston, would say to former customers
and the public generally, that am prepared to
do all kinds of work with neatness and despatch.
wish to call attention particularly to horse shoe
ing, which will be done IN a manner that vii! de-
fy competition CALVIN PATTERSON.
St. Johnsbury Nov. %, 1860. lSf
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troops. flankerS are numbers of men sta
toned on the sides Of an army or regiment.
10 guar" .',G;nst an attack. Wirgs.-The
right aHG lett portions Of an army. Skir-
mlshers are bodies Of men sent out in advance
to engage the attention of an enemy. low
ayes or other rltiemen are usually assigned
tor this duty. ScOut.-A soldier sent out to
gather information of the position of the en-
envy. a Spy usually goes in disguise, and if
possible enters the opposite camp to learn a
bout their strength, movements, etc. Recon-
nolsance.-The survey and examination of a
portion Of country. with view to military
operations. Ploneers.-Soldiers equipped
with axes, saws, ETC., for clearing the way be-
tore all army, and to entrcnch or build de-
lenses. Sappers and Miners.-Solliers
whose duty is to make bitches, and open sub
teFranean passages for blowing up fort.iica
tons with gunpowder. Sentinel.-A soldier
placed to watch for the safety of the camp,
prevent all Intrusion, and give notice of an
approaching enemy. Picket.-Several SOL
diers placed together on guard at the outpos,s
or furthest limits of a camp Vidette.-Sen-
tinels on horseback stationed at the outnosts
Challenge.-The call of sentinel, "Who
goes there" addressed TO person approach
ing. Countersign-A secret word. by re-
peating which to the sentinel, a person is
permitted to pass the lines of an encamp-
ment. The countersign is changed daily.
Patrol.-A small party under a non commits
stoned officer, which goes through or around
an encampment at night, to keep order
Ambuscade.-A body Of troops in conceal
ment for the purpose Of surprising an ap-
preaching enemy. The hiding place is called
an ambush. Masked Battery.-One or more
pieces OF cannon hid or masked from obser-
Walton by brush, trees or other means. Biv-
ouac.-To pass the night without shelter. ex-
cept from trees, or temporary huts of branch
es, etc. Bllletlng.-The temporary occu
patton of the houses of town By soldiers
Garrison.-A fortified place in which troops
are quartered; the name is also applied TO
the troops themselves. Furlough-Leave
of absence for limited time. Parole.
promise or word Of honor, given by priso-
ner to his captor. Mutiny -Disobetient or
refractory conduct among troops, with re-
slstance to officers. Enlist.-To enter the
service Of the army. Recruit.-.A newly en-
listed soldier. Amnesty.-Pardon and re-
lease from all offences connected with war.
Armistice. --Iempora suspension of HOSTILE
ties. Fortifications.-W Works Of various
kinds, as entertainments of masonry. earth
ETC., for the defence of troops. Fort.-Any
military work designed to strengthen point
against every attack. Important and finish
ed works of this kind are called Fortresses.
Fort Monroe, at the mouth Of the Chesapeake
Bay is the only fort in this country so COM
pIetely fitted up with all kinds of defences as
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ORGANIZATION of an Army.

When a large number Of men are assem-
bled for any purpose, some kind Of order and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-23
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNOD1NE

This great Neurag!c Rem edy and Natural Opiate calls
for special attention AMI interest, being free of OPIUM oil
preparations of OPIUM but its strictly veget
ble and medical properties. For Neuralgia. Rheumatis ll
Gout, Tooth Ear Ache. Spinal Complaints, Bleeding,
at Lungs Stomach, Rose or Hay Fever, Catarrh and
ali minor Nervous Complaints
For loss sleep. Chronic Nervous Headache, Sick
Headache IL ia, equal, and hch offer testI:o-
mails from uiduubtrd sources.
For Deliriuin TremeiIs il l. sure remedy.
For Bowci Complaints including Cholera MorbuS, II i
Speniidlr adapted, hot vuly removing the pains but
acting is pySic great contrast with Opium, which not
only Col,tIpa,rS anu drugs the = stem, but mahc. iic
remedy worse than th, i.ea>e
From PLY s!Cis> i-k dI-tlDn and "a demand For
U!aS Trial Bottles will Toe cvelupin. III the Az
odyie OPate which has bong tn wanted, ANA III the
Cough Remedy such rest entirely one Ce! pTiiit!-
pie
From invai!S We ask correspondence Tor Pamphlets O!
explanation, without postage stamps
Prices Large Cough Remedy, 5ocents per bottle
Small -
Tuu AnOdyne, 50
JORN L. HUNNEW ELL. Proprietor,
Chemimist and PharInaccUtist,
No Q Commercial Wharf. Boston, Mass
For sale by all usual wholesale and retail dealers IN
every town and city.
J. c. Bingham: Hoyt Green, St Joh>bury; Vail Brai-
nerd Co. Danviie $ :. tIpjt, West Concord; q. III.
J. N Weeks, Lyndon: H. A Quimby. Lyndon! Center III.
Stanton No Danvile; Putnam Sprasue, Cabot; Hum
lhr"y I Smith, East Burke; French Son, Luxembourg
agents. l2Ul-52
FRED E. SMITH. Montpelier Wholesale AGENT.
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NEW GOODS lust RECEIVED.

M EW UVVDC JUN NEVII ' liz
~ Which make my stock consisting of WATCH
Es, JEwELRY, SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS, GERMAN TOYS, Books and STA
TIoNERY, the largest in this or any of the north
ern counties. &C. CHILDS.
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- L o V E S !!

Of the best quality for Cooking and Warming,
Mil be sold at small advance upon cost, for
few weeks, at ID BOYNTON'S.
Dec. 6, 1860.
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CERTIFICATE or APPROVAL. IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRar-ox. DeIrn!h-r&i ISIS
Mn,>rS Sherwn Burgess. Asclt> toT MarlrGs Patent
Fire Proof sale.
have examined the Marllni 20
IN Your store, ami lar a. am ALE lu-, OF is FIR.
PROOF qualities ltri,v9 :r pT,i,,s upon h, L ;,
oullt. the most reliable IA resisting heat ANY Fine Proof
Sale that has come under observation particular
ly recommend IL 10 the attention Il Probate Disrir
That are 40" supplying thvI>t tS. Tor the preservation
oil heir records. BENZ " DEAN.
Secretary Estate.
BRarTLEBoRo. December Sd ISIS
This may certify that We nave examined The Marand
AMI that in opinion MaJlan'> SALT would te ,i>.
bic one 10 purchase Tor IT." n>e of probate courts
A.SFo 55H Judges o.rrota"
NIDntEFURY phi eth. lo59
The Legislature oi Vermont last session, l,>>,I
law making II the dut. OF the Judges Ia urar,
disc barge ~ that duty have spent in
inG number ui Sar> We have CONE. t. the conclusion
that the Marlaad Safe manufactured hy NJ Il RiC-lys
Arson HARDY. B>tg Mass superior IL allv nthc ",
have Amincd Tor IL fire l-ouf qualities W have l.plc
safe oi ;a description for tl, New Haven probate. 81.
irict and we'll satisfied with the workuau.hiu anna
rent strength h, sud iaTatlity.
". W {. W RIGHT. Asst Juiceso
L-O .SAlTH Addison County ri
NJ. B. BIGELOw ANSoN HARDY. Manuiactur.r
and PropretoIs j. School opposite City Hall Bus
ton
55tf SCOTT BROOKS - Agents Montpeu
}. :. pCNCkLEE Agent Burlington
Sc Ruggles Flexible Handle, ana Ames' SelfIukjng
HandStamps.
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n O L | C f .

WE offer 10 the country trade and consumers,
" prte assortment Of every variety OF Liquors. Wines
&c a'id would that our experience Of than For
y Years importers is u,t only sufficient guarantee
The purity goods but tina, Il enables Us to orr ai
vId5es buyers that cannot be cNcrrl by a,y house
i'll Boston Owing 10 the dill, uty OF procuring in many
towns strictly pure ami reliable article "f Liquors AMI
Wines for medic saland other purposes have many
years given special attention 10 nln3 orders private
Use, and consumer, w ind greatly their advantage.
I" send their orders 10 us direct. employ travel
linz other Iser whatever. Persons who require pure
Liquors and Wines, IN laTt small Quantities may
assured that all orders viii receive best personal
teIti"n. and that every article III 1t
satisfactory III every respect. Communications 10y mail
will receive prompt attention, with iu complete cat
alosue 81 goods, prices. &c
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R-PRES CHURh!
MANlFACTl RED By THE
NJ .AIR-PRESSURE CHURN Co.

l.. ID. MERRILL, General Agent.
Nos IL x % North Marie, Street. Boston,
To WHOM ALI. oEnEK> SHOULD 81 ADDRESSED.
The Air-p.cs~urc Churns are trGyrWd,d 10
make from Vtlr - tr, oEar,s more butt'r PR
.oif.d than n1iY otb,r ,hu,H, with given quaint
y If CREAM or N!IK. They will save oHt-thWa
to oh.-t.it IN time. SfreinHh and i!jor.
Persons wishing to test the merits u the AIR
PRESSURE CHjEN> and The correctness of the
above statements, viii De furnished the free "so
Of ana sad chuu for one month, by calling n
II. C.. DICkINS SON S
Agricultural store,
where a complete assortment Of sizes may al all
times be found.
P.S The public are particularly requested
not To confound the Air Pressure Uhurn with
other churnS bearing similar name. 81 81
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