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DRINK IT

II suffering from thirst weakness, fatigue tsa-
spoonful OF READY RELIEF, in q lumber Of 49,
ter, will prove Of greater stITice than Aloohol.
whisky, or any other liquor.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICLAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowes
ApOssble prioo-Teeth hlled with gold, 81; bone,
20 cents silver 90 osnts and upwards teeth en-
nActed without pain, and for those OF small means,
% eents. DR.. J. Q, CONWAY, 1bo East 45th 81, bei
I'd and Sd ave. seas aAAcsliT
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RALM OF WHITE LHLIES-IADIRa.
Lave yon tried this excellent preparation for ~
skim For PRESERVING and BRAUTIFYIHa -
SKIN ID stands unriyAlled. To thoss who are In
the habit Of using Chalk Balls Neon Pun or IIlV
White, should try the
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CAUTION.

As certain unprincipled persons are attempting 10
palm on on the unsuspecsing public limitations Of
my PREPARED GLUE. I would caution al par
sons 10 examine before purchasing. aud sec thai The
full name.
~ mALDNGs PREPARED GLUE, "a
Is on the outside Wrapper. Az OshsS arc swiad-
ING eoun.ssfoiAs, nolaw
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COAL AND FUEL.
XXTHAT Is GRANULAR FUEL 2

pEST OF RED AND WHITE ASH
ID cnal, ~ 10 per ton, 1000 lb~, delivered free
aud clean; yards, and Eleventh st, near Broad.
Agent. OF 2Ir'l3T
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15

CHESTER ITEMS. On Friday last, Chas.
Ladd was fined $40 and cost, for keeping a
grocery without license. p. l.. Miller
was also fined the same amount for selling
strong beer. Our correspondent says its
all dry in Chester now.
The old bell on the baptist church was
cracked during the late cold snap. A new
and larger one will take its place in the
spring.
G. ii. Hilton recently lost valuable
horse by being kicked by another one, by
which his leg was broke, making it necessary
10 kill him. Ii was valued at $500. An
other horse was injured in the same way at
Brattleboro few days since.
Frank Lawrence is stopping in Chester
for while with his ambrotype saloon, and
taking fine pictures. The old Eagle House
is now kept as a hotel by A. X. Davenport
who understands well how to do it. just
call and see if it is not so.
The spring term of Chester Academy
commences on Wednesday, Feb. 20. Mr.
Westgate has good board Of teacher:
engaged, and the prospect is fair for large
school. See advertisement.
The thaw on Tuesday caused Williams
river to break up, by which bridge on the
road leading to Andover was carried off
but was repaired next day. The ice wa:
also thrown into the road leading from
Chest ,r to Windham. stopping travel il
that direction for day or two,
Mr.. Benz. Whitman, an old resident o
Chester, died suddenly on Monday morn
ing. He was 70 years of age.
The people of Chester are contributing
literally for he suffering in Kansas. &C,
ye and do likewise"
The Star Vocalists sing in Chester thi
evening A friend there asks if it will pay
to go and hear them. We say yes, de
cidedly, as We heard them here Wednesday
evening. They furnish capital entertain
ment. Mr.. Brown does all he promises
and even more. Miss Marsh is fin
singer, and adds particular charms TO thu
occasion by the ease, grace, and entire alb
sence Of vanity with which she perform
her part.
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offered themselves to join the company.
Capt. Washburn asked them if they UNDER
stood that they might very soon be called
into active service, to which they replied
they did, aud was the reason why they
wished to enlist.
An old gentleman in Reading, who was
in the last war with England, and who has
served five years in the United States ar
my, remarked to us recently, that he was
ready to shoulder his musket again il nee
essary.
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Old Ben Wade of Ohio has offered

Old Ben Wade of Ohio has offered a
compromise. He thinks that at least two
hundred of the secession leaders should be
hung. but he is willing TO compromise and
hang only one hundred and fifty, if the
south will stay in the Union.
One hundred guns were fired in honor
of the southern confederacy, and grand
demonstration took place Saturday evening.
Messrs. Stephens, Cehsnut, Keitt and Con-
rad, being serenaded, made responsive and
raplurous speeches.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN Name.
NJ. Banks, republican, was elected mayor of
Biddeford on Monday.
CowARDLY OFFICERS DIsGRAcED,-
Captain Morrison of the revenue cutter
Lewis Cass sent his resignation TO the treas
ury department, acknowledging that he
surrendered the vessel to the state of Ala
bama. No designations under such circum-
stances will be accepted. Capt. Brushwood's
resignation, when received, will! be treated
in the same way. An order from Secretary
Dix says: -. j. Morrison, captain in the
revenue cutter service, late commander OF
the Lewis Cass, having, in violation of his
official oath and duty to government, sur
rendered his vessel to the state of Alabama,
If is hereby directed that his name be
stricken from rolls of said service, by order
of the president of the United States"
Forney's Press says: alt is evident that
the Crittenden propositions will never be
supported by the republican party. and that
if the construction placed upon that plan OF
settlement BE- true-viz: that the intention
is to devote any future acquisition of terri
tory in Mexico to slavery-the hostility
entertained by the republicans will be shared
by many Others" All which is true, ant
the many others include all of the Dougla:
and Bell-Everett men whose opinions are
of any account
Egypt 10 Illinois has no scruples about
slavery 10 speak Of, but is generally sount
| for the Union. At a recent meeting o
democrats and others at Brooklyn, Massa'
county, resolutions were adopted to stanc
by Abraham Lincoln as long as he admin
isters the government constitutionally, anC
calling upon him to hang Buchanan and al
nullifiers and their allies as soon as he i
! inaueuraied.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wbdnosuayt Fcb.
At market 32 Cattle about 500 Beeyes and 70 stores
consisting OF Working aich Cows and one twoand
three sold.
Prices Market Beef-Extra Sc 2e &c 50 fret quality
500 second quality $500 third quality, SO OOi ordn
ary uonc.
Working Oxen, so, q 100
Cows and Calves-S3U, % 40 "a 60.
fearlings, SJsgS0 woyears1ld sl2 e Ia three year
old 10 q IL.
Sheep md Lambs-l75o At market Prices n otssl sc
y ib
Hides Al a Sc. Tallow, 81 q 7e,
Pelts 81 90 q 81 rs each Cali skins 10 q lie v D.
Remarks-The stock of northern cattle small but
there large lot western, 500 1000 for Brighton
which put prices 20 soc per hundred lbs
lower than last week Sheep sold about the as last
week few Of the very best sold fraction higher.
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STATE OF yERMoNT,lAt,

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court, held
WESTMINSTER 5. s. at Oraftoh, Nithlh ana
for said District, on the 9th day OF February 1851
Present the Hon. Abishai Stoddsrd, Judge
An Instrument, purporting 20 be the last viii and tesla
meut Of SARAH HARAD N, late Of Westminster in said
district deceased being presented the Court here by
Haradon the executor therein named for probate
said Court that all concerned there
in be notified appear session Of said court 10 be held
Inn of Wilder in Rockingham, In said district,
Wednesday of March 1861 and show cause
any they may against the probate of said will for
which purpose further ordered that copy OF the rec
ord order be pub shed three weeks successfully IL
the Bellows Falls Times, printed at Rockingham in this
State, may be. A true copy OF record
Attest, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Feb, !, 1861. ~
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
WESTMINSTER g. s. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate of AMOS DAVIS late of
Athens deceased Greeting.
You are hereby notified that the court will decide
the allowance Of Eliza Davis ADMINISTRATIVE
distribution of said estate among
the persons entitled thereto session of said Court TO
be held at the Inn X. Wilder in Rockingham in said
district the Wednesday of March, A. D. 1861, when
and where 70 may be heard in the premises If you it,
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Crafton Feb 1851 10
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What seems failure at first is discipline.
Accept the lesson trust the grand result /;
up and up again; strike and strike again (;
AMI you shall always gain, whatever the
fortune of to-day's or to-morrow's battle.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon
probate tor the district Of Westminster. state
OF Vermont Commissioners receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands all persons against the Estate
of MARTIN WILSON, late of estmoreand n the County
Cheshire and Of New Hampshire deceased, and all
claims demands exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give
notice they will attend to the duties of their said
pontfnent the oc. OF Stoughton Grsnt at bellows
Falls In the Of Rockingham, in said District, on the
22d of March, 1861, and the 30th day OF March, A.
D. 1861 from o'clock NJ, to four O'Clock, p NJ, on
each Of said days.
Dated Rockingham in said District this eighth day Of
February, A. b. 1861
GATES PERRY, ro,rn,ss;ooors
=
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A Sure Way to Make Money
1000 AGENTS WANTED,



AUTHOR AND LECTURER,
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TERMS TO AGENTS ARE As FOLLOWS:
BY RENTING 7H Dollars, 20 copies any Of thu above
works win be by express other way designated
Circulars lot Of books without charge.
These books retail for One Dollar each, thus aording
Agent by enclosing Two Dollars receive the above
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deut that b doing they viii T. convinced that rca
By forwarding so in stamps cash. the publisher wi
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By these Agents can procure subscribers, and
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Photograph and Ambrolype Saloon
In Springfield,

public invited to call and examine latest pro-
duetions Of PHOTOGRAPHS, CoLoRED finished with In
a Ink and Plain many of which copies from old info
ror Ambrotype and Daguerreoypes Please call before
engaging such work elsewhere will be for your Interest
both OF mind and purse.
RExEsBa4 MY ROOMS THE SAVINGS BANK.
% JAMES POWERS.
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II e. ED WARDS. Book Binder, Manufacturer of
Blank Books and dealer in Letter Paper Note Paper
Bill Paper Rooscap Paper. Envelopes Steel PENS Ivory
Tipped Pencils Common Pencils Lelgers Journals Blot
Quartos Memorandums Pass Books Manila Wrapping
Paper Half Manila Wrapping Paper Rag Wrapping Paper,
Straw Wrapping Paper, Tor sale at cost
Magazines and Old Books rebound at short notice.
ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
BRAT TLEBORO, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15
CHESTER ACADEMY.

The Spring Term will Wednesday Febrnsry %
Il. w. wEsrGHTt., A. h.. Principal.
THE Academy has been under the charge Of Mt T. W West,
gate for the past Terms and happy 10
have entire confidence In him. both aud teach.
He will he assisted by Mis- SUSAN SARGENT, who has
been connected with the school for tive the Musical
Department will b. under the direction Of Miss Juli, NJ
PORTER experienced and successful teacher, both In the
vocal and instrumental branches Weekly lectures will be
delivered before the school BY Rev, D. Jefers Moral
Science, by j. n Moore, NJ D. Anatomy and Physiol-
ogy, and by the Principal Philosophy For particulars
address the Principal, or s, II, LEONARD,
Chester, VI, Jan.l2 1861 3-1
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Born.
In Springfield, Feb. a. daughter to uoRArIo HOLMES
Married.

In Chester, Jan. 90 by Rev c. g. Gurr, Mr.. CBosLEY
FIrT0N and Miss CA RRlE Z. TARBlE both of Cayen-
dikh.
In West Halifax, Feb. 8, by Rev Geo O. Atkinson, Mr..
W. NJ. WHITNEY Of Halifax, and Miss MELISSA 4.
LAMB OF Whitngham.
In wardsboro Jan 30, by Rev. Warren, Mr.. ALBEIT
T. WARREN of fayet teye, and Miss SOPHIE X MICH
OILS Of W.
In Woodstock, Feb 9, by Rev Moses Kidder Mr. EDWIN
CARPENTER of Bridgewater, and Miss MAkIETrE Il.
0BEa Of stockholm, N. Y.
At Mount Holly, Jan. o. by Rev. G. A. Stevens, Mr..
HENRY q. DlCKEkMAN and Miss SUSAN CHASE both
Of Mt Holly
At East waIlug ford Jan 9, BY the Mr. D NJ. EN-
PEf of Fort Ann, N. Y, and Miss MARIETTA STEWART
of WallingfoTd.
At Clarendon, Jan 26 by VIM. s. Weeks, Esq, Nj. JON
ATTAIN z. PARKER of Ply mouth and Mrs ALMlRA
IIAdktD0N of Clarendon.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1860, TRAIN
" will follows;


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC 10, 1860 TRAINS
" will run as follows;
@< CD IL Eu
The Morning Train will leave windsorat 10, A. NJ,
connecting with trains from Montreal and ogdensburgh,l
tIlaremoni at 49, and Charle at Is A NJ connee
tnea Be flows Falls with Cheshire Raroadfor Boston,
Lowell Worcester and with Vernon Valley Railroad
for Springfield arriving at New York at 4.45 2 N
The Mail Train will leave windsor at 1885, NJ, Tor on
arrival Of Montreal 0gdensburgh Barton and
Litteton) Caremont at l6. and Charlestownat LOO z
connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad FOR
Boston worcester &c. with Vernon Valley Railroad
for Springfield, SC, arriving at New York at IL lO r. NJ
and with Rutland and Burlington Railroad.
~J I'D Ex ~ sHe
TheMail Train win lea Bellowsfals atl2IO Charlie
tow l244 Glaremontat ll6,P NJ connecting tWino
sor with Vt Central Railroad for Montpelier Darlington
Rouse Point MontIea 0gdensburgh &c anu Mhitt
River Junction with Passumpsic Railroad for Wells River
Littleton ST. Johnsbury Barton, and the Nnite noun
tains.
The Evening Train willleave Bellows FALL at 40 Ion
arrival Of trains from Boston York lest
At a. and Claremont 40 P NJ. connecting AZ Wind
sor with Vermont arosd for Montpelier Burng
ton ROuses Point MOntrs1 o tp THanPsoS supt
Charlestown. N H., Dec 10 let0. Il
CHARLES BUXTON,
Manufacturer of a nd Dealer in Trunks and Valises
Coach, Gig, chaise ,Buggyaud Stage Harnesses
Patent Enameled Euamsled Cloth and carras
| Trimmings, Whips, Saddlery Horse
Blankets. Sleigh Belle, Sc
| BELLOWS FALLS, June is, 1850,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HARDWARE of every
Ill cription.
Nails - Doors sAsHAND BLIND
atwholesal and retail, by
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattleboro ,Aprill4 1859. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15
THE MARK ETs.

BosToS, Feb. 10.
fL0UR.-The best brands last week with down
ward tendency
GkAiNMarket duh and prices lower. Best Corn 20 e
Tie, Rye T5e. Oats 40 6o 42c,
BUTTER In Batter and Cheese change, the former
going at Ice aud choice at Is a 20o
MOOL.-No quotations.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, Is, 1861.
Book hin din &.

We would announce to our readers that
we have made arrangements by which we
are prepared to receive all kinds OF book
binding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
sure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15
Washing Machine.
IL will do Washing, SEARCHING and Wiring
ing.

NIS machine has been thoroughly tested for the Ia ST six
months and found do all that il designed TO do
adapted all kinds of clothes from pocket handker
chief bed quilt. You wiring clothes in less
than quarter Of the time and much dryer that they
will dry half the time and not ujure your clothes
one much when twisted by hand This machine
formed with spring rolls covered with rubber and SO
constructed together With great pressure and turn
fast and easy The springs the rolls constructed
as Weld CENTRE where the bulk of the
clothes are they pass between them By th
means the springs with the rubber tight around the
clothes they through nearly dry enough to iron
However the garment be- it receives equa
amount of pressure The clothes washed by this machine
require rubbing, except the drest parts such
wristbands which will require but slight rul
with the hands. .l4
The machine is Baieys patent and the subscriber ha
bought right manufacture and sale for Windham
Windsor counties Price $500 A. s. CLARK.
Bellows Falls, Vt, Feb. 8, 1861.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15
Tin Pedlers Wanted.

= OR good Fsithfai Young Men WITH good Horse aud
- Hsr sess from Vermont Mes Hampshire. feiis
Tin Wsre and CHER osi- this sn or the sstscrr
(;rreuerii Mas. LIBERAL sa=s pii Should Ike thoss
that had fully or In part learned tbs trade.
e-esussla. Mass ssr,suterr7. ls5o. 3
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Flour! FIour..!


FRESH lot OF Flour just receiveda hrstrate article,
IA and for sale cheap, ut fuckers Bridge by
Bellows Falls, Feb I, lS6l. n. MONROE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15

The votes for president and vice-presldent
were counted on Tuesday, without disturb
ance. The vote was Lincoln, 1905 Brock
enridge, ~; Bell 40; Douglas, IL.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-15

In PerkinsviIe, Jan IL, Mr.. MENZIEs A. THOMPSON
in the ed year Of his age
In Dover, Jan 81, SYLyANUS SPARKS, aged 70 years.
In Mary svile, Cal July l6. 1850 SARAH NJ. wife Of
T. Wilson, and daughter OF Thomas Sparks oiNewane VT
aged % years
In Woodstock Jan. a. REM s. MARSH aged 30 years
only OF Ign con A. Marsh, Esq.
In New York city, Feb. TO- GRATiA A. PORTER, Of
Springfield VT
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Samuel Bowes

Samuel Bow.es STATE OF VERMONT.
Windham Cogniy Court
Tuxbury ( Arnold September Term, 1860
whereas is pending in Windham County Court
in the OF Vermont in which Samuel Bowles Of
Rock Island, Illinois Is plaintiff and Ambrose Arnold OF
Westminster In said Windham County, and Albert Tux
bury said Rock Island late eopartners under the
Firm of Tnxbury s Arnold, and OF --- Nebraska
Territory defendants Said suit being founded
signed by o. Stanley aud endorsed by said Tu
bury Arnodand whereas, sppears that serTe Of the
said suit has been made upon said Tuxbury-it
hereby Odad nat said Tuxbury be notified 70 appear
said suit at the term Of said court next 70 be
held at In aud for said Mindham county the
SECOND Tuesday Of April d. 1851 BY publishing this
der weeks successfully in the Bellows Falls Times.
paper published and printed al Bellows Falls in said Wind
nam County last Of which publications shall be at least
six weeks before the sitting Of said court.
Given under my hand Newfane 10 said Windhsm Coun-
", the 2nd day Of January A. D. ISL
r. TYLER, cerk.
stoushton Giant, Attys for plfs. 81
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NJ Ew Plano Fortes for sale and to let, by
y =, ,ss, HARRIS STONE s co.
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q. II. Woods

HAS purchased stock of Medicines and opened hem in
the Marble shop building Of d. T. PIERCE, where he
would be PLEASED to any of his friends that may be in
need of the -.r IL
Bellows Falls, April2i.
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Grafton, Feb Z, 1861.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31
Anything IL Reason.

When the United States arm,
started for Utah there was = scarcii,
OF transportation, or, in other word.
there were too few baggagc.wneons
drawn MS they are BY six mules. o.
the long marches across the plains.
A colonel Of dragons, who had
command Of one Of the columns. re-.
ririctcd the oficcrs very much in
their allowance Of baggage, aud va.
very bitter If any one tried TO exceed
tte just amount.
One morning the colonel met one
o. bis captains u drogoon Of course
when he burst out as follows:
"Capiain, do YOU know what these
artillery officers want TO take across
the plains::'
No, colonel, | do not, said the
captain, with an inquirins look.
SWELL faid he, ''if you'll believe
me, there's one Of EN- wants to take
across a box Of books"
"Books = exclaimed the cnp,,in .
"whnt next, | wonder, Now colonel,
] have but litsle to take across my.
sc'i--no,hing in fact, but a barrel Of
whisky"
VI course, captain, Of course (. any.
thing in reason, anything in reason :
er' the idea Of carrying a parcel Of
books across that s,fci,ch /. a little
more than ! can stand"
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

=. Pamela County.
To John u. Strickland one Of the d%c,i.ess
Of Matthew Strickland deceased.
N0u are cited TO appear before the Pro.
bate 4 urt Of said County, on the
4th Monday In January next. then and there
70 show cause why the prayer Of tho peii.
ton Of Sarah A. ruford, Mnry \, Buford.
Leonli9, "; Baf9rd, sidney =. liaford and
Lmma W. Bnford. ly their next friend A.
q. Bufcrd, preying that nm issue Of deri.
sdrii vel nod may be formed 10 try the val
idl!y Of the paper purpor,ing to be the will
Of Matthew Strickland deceased, should not
be granted. BY order Of Court,
". ?. wOOTTEN, Clerk.
Issued ith Dec, 1860. nl6.jw
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FOR SALE.


GEcri0N ,hir,y.threc, township eight,
~ range sig. Section 4, ,ownsaip o.
range o west, the above two section. nre
located in the neisAs0sloQd oi Col. ". u.
Pollard.
South east quarter Of section % town
ship > range @ west, tho above lands ars
located IN Pamela county.
Nor'h west quarter Of section Is town
ship , range ) wcst, aud south west omar.
,eT Of The same: South ives, quarter OF sec.
lion Is township } range Q west and south
cas-, quat,car Of THE same. The above land.
are situate in DcSoto Co.., and will be sold
in a body Or divided. ANY one desiring 20
purchase the above lends will please Apply
b! letter % + Z. g. CHAMBERS,
bennington 7. o., East Florida.
October g, lSCo. nio.sm