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g@r The passenger train on the Selma
Road, due here on Wednesday evening,
did not arrive untilten o'clock yesterday.
The detention was caused BY the giving
way Of an axle Of ono Of the cars, near
Marion Station.
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R9-We can only pay out old issue at
half its original value, i. O., SOS at two
dollars and a half, sI0s at five dol
lars, sos At ten, and s50s at twenty-five
dollars. In future we will take the OLD
bills at these rates.
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nS- Tie Northern papers chronicle the
detection from the Mcclellan party of
many Of the great lights of the Dsmocra-
cy. Beast Butler and Dan. Sickles are
now loud mouthed supporters of Lincoln
and even that hoary and treacherous
demagogue, Dickinson, Of New York,
come out in favor Of the widow maker.
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Da- II is said that Mrs. Graenhow was
drowned in consequence Of having six
hundred pounds sterling in gold tied to
her person. She had SO strong.a present
,scnt of death. that she got Mr.. Hol-
combe to write her will in his note book
Her property was left to her little daugh-
ter now in Paris. 3 s5a.e
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The Bristol Register says Il Is reported
! that the Union element Of uPper Rast
Tennessee are preparing 70 leave that
section Of souniFy.
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u. a ~ TIE ID .
SprinE HlII COIlege. AHA.

EFfHIS lpstiiutian for tha .he
2 efaton who will have to succeed 10 our heroic
generation of soldiers, will continue its good work
through all difficulties The next session opens
the lat Of December.
For board tuition stationery and medioa fees Sll0
per moth, 20 be paid in advance.
Bedding,.. year.
n further information applyto the Clarion office
at Meridian, and the Reverend Catholic Clergy Of
Alabama ana Mississippi
F. GAUTRELET, 81.
oct i9d2m President
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( The proposition Of anhe1ing Nevada
T6rfitery 70 Calilornia in preference to
she adoption Of q Stats Government. Or
sFen the continuance of a Territorial ex-
sssence, rs being diEcassed in Nevada.
The Virginia City Union objects to it be-
cause consent must be obtsiued OF Con-
eress, which does not meet until January
and Of the California Legislature, which
does not meet for two years, and Of the
people Of the Territory, who Won't give Il
az al
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF ANERIoA, 4 !.

C0NFEpERATE STATES OF AAEKlOAs
Southern Divisisn Of the Dist. Of Miss.
Whereas ~. information hath beeh hlsdin the Dis
tct Courtoftha Confederate StAiea for the Southern
nnIsion Of the District Of Mississlppf on the 26h
u 0f September, 1864, by Robert Bowman Esqr,
Attorney of the Confederate States for the Disc Of
mississippi In behalf Of the Confederate Siatcs,
asa.nst three bales of cotton, four mules and one
wagon seized fortified IN YaEoo county Mssissippi
on The llth day Of Jny, 1864, being collected for
transportation, And being Tansponedo place In the
CoEedeiats States occupied by the publiceneny AID
for other mentioned in said information Now
all persons caiaing ths said cotton, mules and wagcn,
or having any thing 70 say why tho same should not
be condemned IS forfeited required 10 bc and ap
pear before the District Court n the Confederate
btates for the Southern Division Of the District Of
Mississippi At the city Of Jsckson, The fth Monday
In October, 1854, and then and there inserposc
claim for the same and make their allegations ia that
behalf VIII. BROWN,
Octl4dl5t Clerk.
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FRoN KENTUCKY. = Some mysterious
movements going on in Kentucky, the
result Of which cannot at present be an
ticipAted. The following, which we find
in the New York Herald Of the 1Ith, is
but the iorerunner perhaps Of moro inn.
portant movement.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. q l864s--Gen. Lyon,
with force estimated at from 3,000 10
1000 men, attacked Hopkinsyitle -
seven o'clock this morning, and demand
ed ~ unconditional surrender, which
mas fefused by Col. Johnson., The 6ght
lksled four hours, when the rebels fetreat-
ed, The rebel loss was eight killed ana
III er or twenty wounded. Our loss Was
six wopnded, Fl - FFEF.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. ..

Southern Division the Dist Of Miss. q
Whereas, an information hath been iiled in the Dis.
ric court Of tho Confcder 'ates for the Southern
Division OF the District Of Mississippi the lth day
Of October 1864, by Robert Bowman, Esqr, District
Attorney Of the Confederate States foI th, District of
Mjassipp in behalf of the Confederate States against
fifty bales of cotton seized forfeited, IN tho county
Of Yazoo, State OF Mississppi on, tOwit the fifteenth
lay OF Sep,onbsr 1885, being collected for trans-
ortston pace in the Confederate States oeeapisd
ny the public enemy and for other causes mentioned
In said Information. Now all persons claiming the
same should NOT bo condemned forfeited are re-
quret beand appear before the District, ,Court OF
the Confederate States for the Southern Division Of
the District Of Mississippi at the city Of Jackscn on
the fifth Monday in October 1864 and then and there
to interpose claim for the and make their ae-
gaiions In that be 4aif. w. II. BROWN,
Oetl4di5t Clerk.
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Gen. Longstreet, although now ct FOR
duty, suffers q. partini paralysis in ono
arm, which we hope will be relieved. On
his way to report for duty, he was COM
plimented highly, whom he characteristi-
cally replied, Z" | have some little repu.
tation, but my men made it all for me-"
Az an exchange we'll remarks:
This is only equaled in magnanimity
by Gen. Lees noble remark, after losing
the battle of Gettysburg: 81 II was all my
fault, my men have done all that mortal
vhlor could do" q a4ss -
The great and good Generals always
think Of the men. II isonly the upstarts
and stfipplings and toplings Of accidental
Appointmsnt and promotion who affect
cobiempt Or disregard for Tie men. :
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:. LATE Tsok A1LGxfA.-A gentleman
rsaehed here on Saturday., says the Mont
gorhery Advertiser, who came out Of At
lauta on Tuesday. He reports two thous-
and sick Yaukes solGiers and abeLt six
thousand effective ones ia that city. The
gaTfison q s. adying the means Of esespe
from Atlanta, Our cavalry surround the
city, and apoFtion Of them sleep Ia houses
In the suburbs every night,
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snnihern nixi.ian l,,f q tha Nil. 3 u Ei.a -.

CONFEDERATE STATES or AMBRICA,
Southern Division Of the Dist. Of Nina -
Whereas, an information hath bees flied In the Dis.
ie Court cftbe Confederate States for the Southern
Division Of the District Of Mississippi the llh dsy Of
0cteber 1904, by Robert bowman Eeq Attorney ofthe
Uonfedcrate Statea for the District Of Mississippi In
bshah " said Confederate States against two brown
mules ard SIX bales Of cotton, sosed forfeited by
tie Provost Marshal Of Lexington, Msfasippi IN the
county Of TaEoo in the said State. a. being an
. lawfully collected for transportation and a.
bsinE transported to a placs occupied BY The pub
lie enemy Of The Confederate States, and for
other mentioned In naid information, Now all
persons claiming the Aforesaid cotton, mules and
wagon, or having anything to say Why the same
Ihsud not be Condemned fcrfeitsd, requlrcd 70
rate States for the 9ouhern Division cfthe District Of
Mississippi 70 be held at e city Of Jackson, ths
9Th Monday In October, 1854. and interpene elam
Oat Il-dl5l " H nROKN ClnIk
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The Currency. Credit aud Resources oi


The Commissioners for the ABaessmen
of Prices for the States Of South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississipp
and ""nnessec, have beensin consuita
ton at Montgomery, Ala, at the request
of the Secretary of War, with a view tc
establish an uniform ana reduced scale 81
prices for those States. They have pub.
lisheo an address, in which they state
that they had agreed in in reducing
the average prices heretofore about one
third, or perhaps slightly more" They
make an urgent appeal to the people to
lend cheerful assistance in this effort
to reduce the expenses Of the Govern
ment, and thus render its taxes less, its
currency more valuable and its credit
| sounder. Ihey accompany their address
Dy the loiiowing important letter from
oecre.hry ironhei'a ;rtg
TREASURY DEP'T., @. s. AMERICA,
RICHMOND, September, 3, 1864.
10 the Commissioners Of Prices for tie several
STATES, assembled ~ Convcntion al Montgom-
cry, Ata:
The Secretary OF War having request
ed general convention of the Commis.
sloners of the several States, to consider
the practicability and expediency of uni
form schedules of prices, avail myself
of the occasion to offer you, til great
respect and Difference, some remarks
upon the important subject that is to en-
gage your attention.
The condition of the currency, and the
embarrassment resulting from its de-
rangehlent are well known to all. When
gold sells at twenty for one as compared
with Treasury notes, every BODY under
stands that the currency is depreciated,
and when it is said that the Goyernment
supplies ara purchased with th;s denra.
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3rRer. DR.. Elliott, Of Nashville. Ton
netsee, has taken charge Of Tie Female
College ct Tuskegee. He WAS st the head
Of asImiIaf institution Ia Nalhville ct the
commsnosment Of the wal, and remained
At his post sfter abe fall Of that city. For
his adherence 70 his political faith and
the Confederate eauaes he mas inoafee-
rated 10 the penitentiaFy by Andy John +
son, whore he suffered for ten months
Doing . poFtion of this year he has oeen
lahbg M ia behalf aof the eomf0st Of cur
brave soldiers. He i the right sort OF q
man 70 conduct southern college. s.s
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The following articles be paid act
regulating manufactures tow Woolen Cloths Drills Fann
cans Osnabergs Shoes Dones Shrngs Stripes Sacking
Cotton Waps eyenfve per cenum the Of
FTodUcicc:
LABOR RAVES TRANSPORTATION.
per day $50. -. .. 10 90
furnished by
day . l2 So
lire furnished by the 10 90
6ose and driver raon furnished by the
DAY m ...-... 10 W
Government per day-..
aborer, furnished
. government, 1
the rtons furnished by the
be
pessed he paying ortaton
information Of all
which Presbes the pains and penalties
hereto appended: 3
commissioned o or urva who
of this Act shall be
officer he h
and officer he sha
with military the
addressed At hooksvie Mobile
Fubee Mississippi .
e. B MooR1 zN Commissioners
Of
and Hules that the COnmOBe Be able
their relative value
by ], lsS4-a6n.
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For safe as Macon, NIiss.
A 0AnnlAun anl De1bis esfsf Hnrnass-.esrg
n EsS. Ter Partsulara upply - tAs 49,. bsa-
- eGse. osio1tni
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Friday, i: October 2s, 1854.
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I'm store and kFFfvf-g,
1000 BOXES Of choice brands vIrei-a- msnsfne-
1OOO fufed and srnskIng fabaccs which q s1ered
70 the trade At manufasiersfs pticcs.
s WARD 4 BHAW,
~ Comneres st.,
oes1ldlua- = he6tkensfy. Ala
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THE DAILY CLARION.

nA.l1sIpTANE. n11ha.
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NOTICE.
TO ALI WHOM II MA Y C0NcERN;
fl,uk arnnd Jnry q Eo1nbes county, Als1issipFi.
hsvirg dallArsd a. Ia = l1I1 crunlT Tnrlfs the
1adga (Halll has erdarrd lt4t - mcIe rrllc1cr "
u1unlll1l LA1ItI1 II1a 1I|1f 11u1I1I|
" - fAshAA4, s.lsE.
- eAisrsVLkE. Al. 0stsbsT =, issl
Ts 0npt II. MorfTrnny = .-FE reifE j
rour 10y CIIAEL15 - besn a NJ ho.ss f1r six
ss.si ssssssi.ss =. - WI DznDaIDoR-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09
THE EARLY PLY ICAL DEGEN-
i ERACY OF -..
AMERICAN PEOPLE
And the early melancholy decline of Childhood
and Youth, d.
JUST PUBLISHED BY
ID z s Il o N III

And the carry melancholy decllne Oh Snilonooo
and Youth, d.
JUST PUBLISHED BY
d R. S L O N f.,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienie Insti-
tute.
A treatise on the above subject, the cause OF
Nervous Debility, Marasmus and Consumption,
Wasting of the Vital Fluids, the mysterious and
hidden causes Of palpitation, Impaired Nutrition
and Digestion. ,
This is most thrilling book, and is the result
of thirty years experience of the author in more
than ten thousand cases of this class OF direful
maladies. 1t has been written from conscientious
and philanthropic motives, and appeals most pa
thetically to Parents, Guardians, and to Youth,
for it details timely aid to restore the already shat
tered bark, and rudder to clear the shoals and
rocks for childhood. Send TWO RED STAMPS and
obtain this mastery effort.
FAIL NOT TO SEND AND GET THIS BOOK.
YOUNG MEN afflicted with the direful maladies
which this book treats Of, will receive for %, and
Is cents to prepay the postage, q bottle OF LIrk
ton, and a code of "Hygienic Rules" forming
perfect chart of cure which will be to them polar
star through life. -
~ Consumption, Catarrh, and Bronchitis,
and diseases of the throat cured at the homes Of
uatents as successfully as at the Institution, by
sending them Cold Medicated Basamie or Balm
Inhalng Vapors, with Inhaler, the "Liquid "a
| tarrh Remedy" and all other needed remedies,
| with ample instructions for their use. -,
~ Consumptives and Nervous Invallds, VIII
receive Circular descriptive of Nervous Debility,
l Marasmus, Consumption, and all Chronic Dis.
eases, and their modes Of treatment, with printe
1 interrogatories, by inclosing Red stamp.
~ The attending Physician will be found al
| the institution for consultation, from A. Nj. Il
9P M. of each day. Sunday, in the forenoon.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Inst
| tute and Physician for diseases OF the Heart
Throat and Lungs, 90 Fifth street, Troy, n. Y.
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THE GREAT
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
81 Wesley STREET, NEW YORK,
Since its organization has created new era in

AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
81 Wesley STREET, NEW YORK,
Since its organization has created new era in
the history of
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY.
All our Teas are selected by Professional Tea
faster, expressly and exclusively for us, and we
never charge over Two Cents q Cents) per pound
above cost for original packages.
We have but One Price to every one for each
quality, and that price Is always married on each
We issue a Monthly Price List OF our Teas,
which will be sent free to all who order tive
advise every Tea Seller to see it. 1t comprises
full assortment selected for every locality in the
States, Provinces, South America and Ghe West
Indies In this list each kind is divided into four
classes or qualities, namely; Care o, High Cargo,
Fine and Finest, that every one may understand
from description and the prices annexed that the
Company are determined to undersen the whole
tea trade
We guarantee to sell all our Teas in original
packages at not over Two Gents per pound above
cost. believing this to be attractive to the many
who have heretofore been paying Enormous
Profits.
Our business is largely done on orders, which
we always execute as well and promptly as though
the buyer came himself, giving true weights and
tares, and always guaranteeing everything; our
responsibility enabling us to 90 an we promise is
Company, and parties doing fusiness within FIVE
Hundred miles of New York, can return tea
bought of US if they are not cheaper than they
can buy elsewhere, and the purchaser is dissatis
fed with his bargain, within fourteen days, and
have the money refunded to them. Those who
are over five hundred miles can have thirty day
andlthe same privilege extended to them.
Besides these advantages the Company viii pay
all expenses, both ways, If the Teas are returned
| GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
l rohyl.o,,w 81 VFSSry STREET. N. ",
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VNINCHESTER'S
. HYPOPHOSPHITES
Act Promptly and Certainly in all stages OF
CONS MPTI On.

They Immediately increase the strength and
deepen the color of the pale blood. They subdue
the Chills and Fever, and diminish the Expeoto-
ration. Tney check the night sweats, always, IN
from seven to fourteen days. The appetite is at
once invigoratsd, and the patient rapidly gains
flesh the cough and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes cal ana re-
freshing; the excavations regular ana UNIFORM.
All the General Symptoms Disappear with RAJ
pidty that seems Maryellous.-J. +. Churchill,
NJ. ID. - s.s
THE HYPOPHoSPHITES
are an appropriate and Specific Remedy for every
disorder characterized by any one or more ofthe
S SYMPTOMS. -
Difficult, Imperfect or too Rapid Breathing,
Goodness of the Extremities /; Night or Morning
Chills; Hectic Wasting of Flesh, Enlargement
OF the Glands, or Swellings; Cough; Loss OF
Strength Twitching of the Nerves or Muscles;
Shooting Pains through the Shoulders, Chest,
Face or Limbs Partial or Total Loss of the use
of Limbs Headache, Giddiness, Excessive Pale
ness, Night Sweats, Loss of Appetite, Heart
Burn, Oppression Of the Stomach before eating,
weak or sour stomach after or Sinking OF
the Stomach; Irregularities of the Bowels
Sallow Complexion arrangements o. tns
Liver or Kidneys; Retarded Growth or Delayed
Dentition, in Children Extreme Sensitiveness
to Cold &C., as in the several stages OF Consump-
ton, in Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Serofula, Neuralgia, Paralysis, (partal or COM
plete,) &c. and ESPECIALLY in all Female Dis
orders or Uterine Irregularities, such as Difficult
Painful, Suppressed, Scanty, Excessive, Delayed
Premature or toe frequent Menstruation.
70 wINCHESTER'S HYPoPHoSPHITES
are the best remedy known to Medical Science, in
every case where the Physician commonly pre-
scribes .'tonics iron, whisky, cod liver OIL qui
| nine, &c.
wINoHEsTER'S GENUINE PREPARA-
| TION
| of the Hypophosphites is the only reliable forn
of this Remedy, and is approved by the Medica
Profession generally.
| USE NO OTHER, NOR ANY REMEDY CON
TANNING IRON.
~ Prices.-In or Bottles, $l-Six Bottle
for 49, In Is OF Bottles, $2-Three for IS Cir
GUITARS free. Sold by all respectable Druggists
and at the sole General Depot in the Unite
States, by j. WINCHESTER,
lswly 36 John street, N. Y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Th

COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE.-The
~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rutland,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against
Chaunsey Fem, late Of Rutland, in said dist
rict, deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose OF examining and allow
ing said claims at the dwelling house of Gideon
Fem, in Rutland, on Saturday June the 18th
and Saturday October 18th, from | o'clock 7. NJ.
until o'clock p. M, each of said days, and that
six months from the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1864, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their said claims TO us for
examination and allowance.
lated at Rutland, VT, this Soth day Of April,
A. ID. 1864,
DANIEL WING, lcon,rs
2ls ERASTUS KELLEY,
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WY w. RUSSELL, Electro Magnetic
w . Physician, has opened his house on Cot
tage Street, for the reception of invahds who are
suffering under chronic complaints He has
treated Ner gous Difficulties, Rheumatism, Chron-
ie Diarrh@a, Female Weakness, and all diseases
arising from disordered state Of the stomach and
kidneys with unparalleled success. Cases that
have bid defiance to all other practice, readily
yield TO this all potent power.
Board and treatment on the most reasonable
terms. / shall be absent the last week in every
month. owiy
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DOUDRETTE +! POUDRETTE /!

The Lodi Manufacturing Company, with an ex-
perience of "a years again offer for sale uni-
form article of Poudrette at low prices
The experience of thousands Of customers attest
to the fact that il is the cheapest and the very
best manure in market. and particularly adapted
for ToBAcco, CORN, PoTAroEs and Garden Truck.
The Company manufacture also BosE-rAlrv q
substitute for Guano), from bone, night soil and
gusno, ground fine. Price s45 per ton.
Pamphlet containing dir etons for Us g, prices,
&c., may be had free by addressing letter to
the
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
sH sc coprtlandt Street, n. Z.
emW7D
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From X. Feilo,cs, M. ID.

HILL, N. H., Nov. 3, 1860.
s. W. FowLE Co.:
Although have generally great objection to
patent medicines, can but say in justice TO DR.
Wistar's Balsam eff Wild Cherry, that 1t is rem
edy of superior value for Pulmonary diseases.
have made use of this preparation for several
years, and it has proved to be very reliable and
effcacous in the treatment Of severe and LONG
standing Coughs. know of one patient, now II
comfortable health, who has taken this remedy
and who, but for its use, consider would not nov
be living. X. FELLOWS, Nj. ID.
Prepared by s. W. FoWLE CO., Boston, ant
for sale by all Druggists.
4eoww.6m
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From e. r. Qimby, NJ. A., Principal Of the
81" New lpstcich appleton academy"
From John Flag, Esq.

Bennington, N. H., Oct. s, 1860.
Messrs. s. W. FowLE, & Co..
Thinking very highly of DR.. Wistars Balsam
of Wild Cherry, eheerfully give statement of
its effects in my case. Three years since was
very much reduced win a dreadful cough, whieh
10 render it difficult to speak in audible voice
To this was added severe night sweats and was
fearful Of going into decline. After recourse TO
various remedies, but to no purpose however, l
made use of the Balsam, few bottles of which
fully restored me 70 health Since that time
have had several severe attacks of Cough, but the
Balsam has always removed them. / always
keep it by me, and should not know how to do
without it. Yours respectfully,
JOHN FLAGG.
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EARM FOR SALE,-The subscriber

EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
IL offers for sale his Farm, situated in the
easterly part Of the town OF westhaven, Rut-
land County and State of Vermont; containing
nearly three hundred acres, and for the purposes
Of keepinp animal stock and tillage land COM
bined will compare favorably with any Farm in
the county. The meadow lands are situated con
venient to the buildings, with smooth surface,
and we'll adapted to the use Of moving machines
A small portion of the purchase money will be re-
quired 70 be paid at the time of sale; the balance
TO remain on bond and mortgage for term OF
years to suit the purchaser.
A good flock of sheep and other desirable per
sonal property is offered for sale in connection
with the Farm.
westhaven, Jan. LIST, 1854. 5wSm