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TRUSTEES SALE.
KATHEREAS Minor NJ. Whitney q
wv the End day Of NoYemMr, in d

ENTHEREAS Minor NJ. Whitney d
wv the End day of Novemet int,
year 1910, executed his deed o. trust /
me, for the purpose Of securing WlEI
II. Dillingham; the payment Of ceti
sums Of money in said deed meniOa
which deed is recorded in the office Of
Probate Clerk Of The county Of AmIt
in book s, Page $50, and the said suns
money in said deed mentioned haV;
become due, and not being paid bya
said Whitney; now, therefore, IN Pan
ance Of the power vested in me bys
deed Of trust, and in due execution Of
trust therein contained, | will SelbyF
lie auction at the door Of the courth@
Of Amite county on the first MONDAY
December next, between 10 A. NJ, al
Z, NJ, one undivided half Of the follow
Inscribed property in said deed meH'i
ed, viz,-Lots 1, 2 and 3, in square
in the town of Liberty, in the count
Amite, Mississippi-Lots 8 and 4
square 8 in said town--Lot 8 in squaf
and Lot 2 in square 9-Lots land
square Is, and SO much Of lotse and
square Is, aud SO much of four aH'
lying south thereof and adjoining
lois 2 and in square Is in said O'A'
is conveyed to Minor M. Whitney
John c. Anderson by deed bearing
the 9Th day of February in the yeafnlS
of record in the office Of the Probate w
of Amite county, to which relerene
had for in full description. Also
south west quarter, Of section 9oI v'
ship 2 range 4 east-The west % ,S
the north west quarter, of secVN@
township 2, range 4, east,-The W..
east quarter, of the north east quafsI
section eleven, township 2 range
and the west half Of the south west g.
ter of section 3, township 2, rang
east; in the county Of Amite -onp ny
woman America and her child HANNAH
Terms cash-selIing as trustee ~.
convey such little as is vested IN ~'
said deed. ,uc
ELIJAH M DAVIS
Trustee
Liberty 81, Nay 1914. l'"'
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A RENrbY FoRefceET DISEASES
3S1)|s|l|

A fr lhu must suie, speedy, aud auc
~ eefslul frmrdy e,rf discovered ol
ollofcd TO The public for tho cufo 81 D.
certain dlseuso
II IL truly n lamcnahlg hu fhn'
thousands foil Victims ~ tbs hoffd lis
ease, owing 10 The iniudlrlpus Treatment
Of Ruorahi practitioners WHO dusrs the
system With that deadly poisoh, mercury
fnn The constitution, and Not uulfr11ent.
" scnl ile afflicted sufferer 10 on unlimc.
~ grave,
Professor Vcspf.ri's pills arc purely
vegetable, aud have hccn oscd IN The
French Hospital for ycnfs. with q brill
iabcyHf success that stands urriynlcj.
and sine, their Introduction into the 4.
nilcd States they have superseded all
other preparations in the cure a. discps.
cs Tot which they arc recommended.
q Full and explicit direction, uccompa.
nying each Lox-pricc l,5O. For sale hy
J.. II, McGmw, aud WIN. H. Fox, Agents,
Notche2, Nj. Also by Ballard and
Mokowen, Liberty Miss.
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|T!( sIEI: u aS1H rs; Isl

pNR. HuII's Cough Lozeuges are now
- rapidly superscding every other
preparation in the relief of coughs, colds,
asthma, whooping cough, tightncss of the
chest, and all pulmonary complaints
leading to Consumption and Death
Price 25 cents per box with full direction.
P II. McGRAw and VIM. II. Fox Agents.
Na;chez, Nj. Also by BALLARD and
McKowEN, Liberty, MI II
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NOTICE.
R. VILLA McKOWEN respg

HAR. WILLIAM McKOWEN rsn.
~ fully announces to the citizen,
Amlle county, that he has located HI,
self in Liberty, for the purpose Of pn
Using The various branches of the Md
cal Profession, and hopes by strict allr
ton, TO gain a share of public palroule
he will always be found at his resdem
Formerly known as "NorwoodS & Bran
bIels,) except when on Professional bus
ness.
He has received direct from BOsal
Fresh and selec ted stock of kedeca
which he will dispose of on reasOnai
terms for cash;planters are invited Gal
March 2, 1914. mi
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DONNELLA & RUDD
Tompkins' Bluff Sumpter County,
Alabama, January A, l643.

Alabama, January 4, l643.
DR.. a. SPENCER:
DEAR SIR.--l wish you TO forward me
a large supply of your Pills; | don't think
three hundred boxes too large quantity
10 send. sold one hundred aud sixty
boxes in the last six months; they are the
most popular Pill in this place. For
bilious complaints, sick headache, dys-
pepsa, and such like diseases, they are
considered almost an infalIble remedy
| have been agent Tor DR.. Peters Phi Is
and formerly sold large amount yearly
But now sell three dozen of your Pills
TO one of his. MY customers think them
superior TO Peters or any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, o. G.. KELSEY
Price 25 cents per box. with all direc-
tons, For sale by P. II. McGRAw and
w. H. Fox, Agents, Natchez Nj. Also
by McKowEN and BALLARD, Liberty Nj.
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TOO1HACHE! TOOTuACuEl!
WllO would be troubled with this torment
w ing pain, when il ran be curcd without
Extracting the Tooth
DR.. LACOuNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH
ACHE ELIXIR, A CERTAIN AND NINE
DATE CURE.
hR. LAGOuNr having appointed several
~ Agents for the sale of his valuable DROPS,
for ne Cure of the 1oothache, can with confd.
enc6 recommend it assn iutallGhle cure in all
cases, however severe, giving relief in very
few minutes, and that too without any Injury to
the Teeth or Gums. Il possesses the property
of enlivenng the Gums, when in morbid state,
and of restoring healthy and vigorous action
This Medicine acts in such manner as TO dead
en- the nerve of the Tooth, which is the only
way that it can be cflcctuully cured without
extracting. The proprietor has known this
remedy tried in more than twenty successive ca
ses, and not fail TO cure in either case. One
phialofthe Drops, which cost but 80 cents, is
sufficient to cure from 5to 90 cases Of Toothache
Hundreds of persons have declared that they
would not be without phial of these Drops for
twenty Dollars.
Price, 50 cents per phaE For sale in Liberty
at the Drug Stores of McKowen & Ballard.
Liberty, Mi. 10
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
4 ETTERS of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned
at the October Term, 1914, of the Pro
bate Court Of Amite county, on the Els.
tate of Henry L. Hill, deceased, ALI per.
sons indebted to said Estate are requi.
red to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
ROBERT HILL.
Administrator.
November 2, 1914. 35w6
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS Testamentary, on the Els,
tate Of Stephen ID. Wilkinson, de.
ceased, having been granted to the under
signed, at the September Term, 1874
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re.
CURED to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
MlCAJAH WILKINSON,
Executor.
September, 90, 1874. 30w6.
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration Nv y.
been granted to the unde'' 'sssI
on the Estate Of John CocEerha"' NJ N
deceased, at the September Term }. u
All persons having claims agalus AZ
Estate are required to present 'ns sD,rs
authenticated within the time pro-.
by law, or they will be forever Oa ,s,y
and those indebted 10 the same a'' =
red TO make immediate payment,
ELIJAH L. TARvEh "a,
September, 2S, 1874.
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uIAMILTON MKNIGIIT,
LUMBER.

INNtlE Steam Miltwo miles South OF
Il Liberty, is again in operation, un-
der the management Of James Eubanks.
WlIliamH IL. Ryder, and James M. Smi-
ley, under the firm, name Of James En-
banks g. Co.
They will sell lumber at the following
rates. viz:
Flooring per thousand feet, SIS 90
Ceiling, is 90
Misunderstanding, Is 90
Scanting, /" l2 so
Rough Edge, 10 90
In all cases cash must be paid on ia.
king the lumber from the yard, except
by special contract. The Grist Mill is in
full operation.
May II, 1914. IONS
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szzsE1lzl
D s& sRen ea y
NEG B I ! Y 4 al 10

A Certain and etiectual cure for Ague
"a and Fever; also used success.
luIIy IN the treatment Of Bilious Fever,
Nausea, General Debility, ~Nervous
Weakness.
Inc most tattering recommendations
OF this medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others whe
have used them. Sold on terms no cure
no pay, by P. II. McGraw, and WIN: IL
Fox, Agents, Na,chez MI. Also by Bal.
ardand McKowen, Liberty Miss.
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ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS, THE MOST
VALUABLE MEDICINE EVER PREPARED
FOR COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS.
ENACH large Bottle of this Medicine contains
n about forty doses, which proves them to
be cheap Medicine, considering their virtue:-
CERTIFICATES,
A gentleman of Charleston was severely
afflicted with an Asthma six years, and for the
last six months, his death was daily expected
when to the great surprise of every one, on Ia.
king a bottle of these Drops, his health was per
iectly restored
A gentleman by the name of Enoch WILEY. .oj
Litchheld, sixty years of age, was perfectly
cured OF an Asthma with two bottles
This IS to Certify, that | have made use OF
Andersons Cough Drops in my practice, fortwo
years past, and find them to be very useful
Medicine for Coughs and Complaints of the
Lungs. ABRAHAM DELAMATER, PHYS.
Rhinebeck, Clutches county Sep. l6, l5Is.
From the acquaintance have had Of the above
described Drops, think them to be very useful
Medicine. CYRENIS CROSBY Pbvs
Poughkeepse, June q, 1878
Price 3l3 cents phal, for sale in Liberty by
McKowen & Ballard
Liberty, Mi, 10
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|E3!|8E|lIES||E!g

THNhosc Pills, wherever they have
been hirly tried, have established
an ovincibc celebration, and arc daily 81.
pcrscdiug oil olhcr preparations of mcdi
cine, IN curing Llosc diseases for which
ihcy are recommended They ure re.
commented by the faculty as tho best
catharlc aud operenl medicine in USE
In fine, the general voice OF the commu-
nifty give them the decided preference,
and from their decision there is no up.
peal,
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.n"pieces calicoes at prices from
ZOO1 dime to 8 bits. Just re-
celved by
r. w. HITCHCOCK & co.
October s, 1914.
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Foyefte. Jefferson Co, (ni) Dec. 90, 1912.
CGiUm +. Hull, NJ, D.--Dear Sir
We take the liberty of addressing you,
TO express our gratitude for The great
benefit our families have derived from
the use Of your Worm Lozenges: we do
most sincerely believe them to be by far
the most excellent and successful vermi-
(uge with which we were ever acquaint.
ed. Simon Guilmanot, Charles Il. Miles
David Sullivan. Price 35 cts. per box
For sale by p II McGraw, and VIM II
Fox, Agents, Natchez MISS. Also by Bal
lard and McKowen, Liberty Mss.
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q , ECElVED at our Store, latest stiles
b q prints, and Fall Goods for Ladies
wear. T. W. HITCHCOCK, 81 co.
Sept 7, 1914. Q6
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Liberty Miss, June 90, 1914.

Liberty MISS, June 20, 1874.
TO all whom it may concern, We will
say that we have made fair trial oil
Dr.. Hul's Worm Lozenges, aud DR.. Spen.
GERS Pills for the last three years, and do
think them superior medicine and re-
commend them as an excellent family
medscine!
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TNllR undersigned having bcon mp
pointed Commissioners 70 fcccls'
nnI audit claims against the bsialo 81
Thgmas u. Camfv, deceased, Departed 10
tolyenD nv the Probate Count Of Amiit
county, nj ihe May form, ialh vii moel
II tie Couu llouse 10 lho Town Of Libur.
~. Coz that purpose on NE bfn lPcdues
dag ~ each month, Zoe tho ensuing 49,
mouths -
=. II, DAVIS.
n W SMITH,
Commissioners,
June I, iOii lamO
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YllliY most respectfully MIA,
= lfIeod'' that they conlao, lvl \. ' y
wafdlng and Commission Bo, , ,a Fo'
to which will DO devoted ali N.Y. a7
aud attention. WY" Oa
Their planting friends may b. a..
mat the interests of planters in I o''
pondence with them, will be scrno vgN
attended to; that supplies can b. ,, ~
nod from them Of Bogp,ng, Ron
as may be required, aud alwny,,,,,Ss
lowest prices, as they inyorio5,,,
chase for cash. ~
August II, 1914. ~,
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Marion, Perry co. (AIa.) June 3, 1843,
A. SPENCER, M. D.
DEAR SIR-It is about nine months
since your agent left with me quantity
Of your Anti Bilious Pills. did no, be-
lIeve that much could be done with them,
for they were a new medicine to US and
we were largely supplied with Peters,
MO flats and other similar Pills, which
were well known here but from the tes-
OF the efficacy Of your Pills in
bilious diseases, sick headach, yspep-
STA, bowel complaints, &c. &c, it was
not long before some were induced TO
make trial of them. They were at once
found TO BE Just what they proposed TO be;
and from that day to this, their popular-
ty has been rapidly increasing. Ehave
sold during the last few months three
hundred and twenty boxes. You may
calculate upon large sale ot them du,
ruing the coming season. / wish you TO
send me six hundred boxes as soon as
Send them to The frm OF l.C.
D hose & Co, Yours, II. +. GOLDEN.
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FAYErTE, jefferson Co. (mi) Dec. 90 / 84t

FAyETTE, Jefferson Co, (Mi) Dec. 90 1912
Dir. HULL, Dear Sir--l deem it due
to you and the public generally, to com.
muncate the great benefit my family
has derived from your Worm Lozen.
ges. A child of mire was attacked one
day with what we call worm fits, she had
seven in succession, we administered the
prescribed dose Of your Worm Lozen-
ges which relieved her Immediately, nd
affected a complete cure; previous 10
this we had several of our children "a
ken with the same fits and died.
Yours, John J. Stamply.
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A LSO opened large lot Of Black
IA and Russell Brogans.
7. w. HITCHCOCK, & co.
Sept. 7, 1874 rs
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The following is from Mr.. Isaac NJ
Thomas, merchant, AT TulIadega Springs
Alabama.
Talladega Springs, TalIadega Co.,l
Alabama, August II, l842.
This is 10 certify, that | have been al
ficted with sick headache, dyspepsia, and
liver complaint and cosliveness for the
last eight or nine years, during which
time had taken, as we'll as recolect,
about sixty boxes Of Beckwlh's Pills,
twelve boxes Of Peters Pills, and num-
Der Of boxes of Champions and Brand,
reth's Pills, of which afforded me but
little or no relief At last, was recon.
mended to try Dir. Spencer's Vegetable
Pills, and well did, for never had but
one attack OF the sick headache after |
commenced taking the Pills (now abou.
six months, and candidly confess, that
| have derived more real benefit from
the use of Spencer's Pills, than from all
the other Medicines and Pills that have
ever taken, and ! would earnestly re-
10 all, as being in my opin-
ions the best medicine in use for all lin
gering complaints. The Pills have done
me so much good, that | would not feel
willing to be without them for five dol
lars box; and ! cannot but feel very
grateful to DR.. Spencer for having pre-
pared such a valuable medicine, and The
distribution of it is conferlng a very
great favor on the public, as it is thn5
Of the utmost importance that every
family should have a supply OF DR.. Spen,
GERS truly va liable Pills constantly on
hand. ISAAC NJ. THOMAS.
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II7slIIyKEsZzEyIEIy

HHDll's Worm LofenRes have nov
heoo M usr, 10 tie HoulhcH md
Wcslpfr States upwnrda ol W months
during which time lllcy have Rancd lDr
themselves popularity Unprecedented
In the nunsls vi medicine. IN over 6p.
900 caaes lhuy have proved nn inlalliblr
remedy foe Tho destruction ul those rep
iilea within which are tho means 81
swoopIog oil hundreds and thousands Of
he most blooming children and youth,
svofnp lie cords Of affection, aud, aud
forever blnslng the ionlesl hopes OF the
parent So goat has lhof efficacy N
yofluhly proven, that they may we'll be-
called The only certain worm destroying
medicine 10 use, and the greatest dl'coy.
ery ever made for fSrelliug the various
Kinds of worms that go frequently uno
distrcssiuply annoy both children AMI nd.
uls, many diseases arise from worms
aud occasion long ard intense suffering
and oven death, without their ever being
suspected, Grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doclorod tori
va i"uH VulHpiulhlH Nlhl"u' WY N'H'"''l
when one or Two doses of these Lozon.
gos would speedily cure them. They
arc certain remedy, and SO pleasant toI
the taste, thai children cry for them, aud
eat them as readily as common pepper
mint Lo2onge, Wherever they have
received the most 1attering commenda-I
lions from Physicians, heads of families,
and the public generally. much more
might besaid in their favor, of the safe
" with which they may be administered
o persons Of all ages and sexes OF the
vast eXten and magnitude Of the suffer
ng and death occasioned by worms; OF
he impoIency of most of the prepare tios
which heretofore have been presented
o the community as "A remedy.
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Liberty 81, Nay 1914.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-16

BEAUTIFUL Coon ORGANs.--Greely, Of
the New York Tribune, called Webb Of
the Courier and Enquirer, an "eScap'd
State Prison Bird" Col. Webb Gre
torts courcously" thus:
The Fourier Organ in this city should
bear to receive hard blows with the equan
Unity it dispenses them. On the morning
after the election, smartng under the re.
bu.Se which the wings of this city had
passed upon it, the organ of infdelity
and a sociai system based upon an indis-
criminatc intercourse OF the sexes, Saerr.
ed very complacently at the Commercial,
the american, and this print; and when
in reply, the Commercial and Courier
spoke of it in the terms which every adj
yocate of ITS infamous doctrines merits
ne flies into passion and makes him.
self ridiculous. For want of something
better to say, he calls us an "escapet
State Prison Bird" and then denies tha
he is the tool of a certain clique of onic,
seekers!
"Well, time will show; but we delibcr
ately assert, that set of young men IL
this city have already, very foolishly, di
vided among themselves, all the lmpor
sant offices in the city under Mr. Clay
administration! A greater insult to tn
great leader of the wing party, could no
have been perpctratcd; and we sha
shortly give the precise arrangement t
the public, in order that they may here
after Judge, whether Mr. Clay is one VIII
can thus be dragooned into doing the bid
ding of an irresponsible and self-consti
tuted club of would-be-dictators.
"The Tribune was very consplcuou
in its labors to defeat the nomination {
Mr. Clay in 1899, and very successli
too: and Judging from its columns sine
the election it is aiming at the same n
suit in 1914, by seeking to drive from on
ranks many honest wings who voted {,
Harper on Tuesday. This time, howe,
er, the people cannot be deceived {
cheated"
We were not fully satisfied before VIII;
it was that made many of the wings s
anxious that Greeley's principles shou
be adopted. They circulate his paper l
thousands; it seems, the reasOn is, th'
his paper is "THE ORGAN OF ISFIDELIr
and SOCIAL SYSTEM BASED UPON A
INDISCRIMlNATE INTERCOURS
OF THE SEXES" This then seen
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TEXAS. TARIFF.


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w. ,"u, 'a'' 'iesI uNu","s s"'' ""n !"
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,n I;i,a o,,r n,a,"n, Sncraor, " ;,,,e yea hama
"a "lo ou' W'''%, o'.I".y W "''a' wi "r
Iri,. aion, ,%,, 'h ' Go"or ~ III"
&c., h aorod 1'"' ,rdaJ and ,,i
ha r;''h,s No, o" " "nr n;voss hm ~ nj na
u s's, ,", py i' " 10 u' r s" W. .l, hail
t ""' .o".o'"e'' ""' 70 '",pIu L o ,,u u,
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raiu c"" o,y w. r""aI,n" ~ '''''
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n' ~ ''s. "'e "'.'nN''' W rn.
l;, W Wv no"" "r ~ W Jan,"u ",
'1sso"' ''""'ny p" }%S' VI VIC "u,"""sG Wv,
II n, nna w., ~ ,Lo ,,a', o' ;,"s p,,''''
,nL b,,,Ir ,hn 81, ,h, pn,0 Wv W." '" Us u."
nv" oeuef IVA" III ''c hesoUa'ofs- io' our cNpe
5rlence beHer enables us TO take calm and delib-
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MARs u lie ID,

In Concord. N. H., May 8, by Rev. M
G. Thomas, GEORGE II. II. SlLSBY, N
g, White Mountain Lodge, I. O. of o. F.
and of the firm of Morrill,, Silsby and Co., I
Miss SARAH F., daughter Of Mr. Ellio
|Chickering all of c..
ICoucord, N. H., May 8, DR. CHS. T
BERRY of Pittsfeld, to Miss CLARA Il
second daughter of DR. Thomas Chabourn, 0
|C.
In Concord, N. H., by Rev. E. E. Cum
innings, Col. L. r. HENDERSON, to Mis-
SARAH i. II. SANBORN, daughter of tn,
late Mr. James Sanborn, all of C..
At IIopkinton N. II. Mr. PHINEAS A
|NOURSE of Lowell, Mass, to Miss ELF
|ABETH B. EATON of Hopkin,on.
In BrookfeId April 9lh.by Rev. Mr. Love
Joy MR. JAMES F. FLINT, of Randolph
ito Miss HARRIETN ALDRICH orB.
Also in Randolph, Goth ult Mr. J. MORE
FLINT, to Miss LAVlNIA P. daughter o
Enoch iIbbard. Esq.
In Sheldon, April 25ih, by Rev. f. w
Kellogg, Rev. L. j. BOARDMAN of Ran
dolph, to Miss EMILY ADAMS, of OSde'
IN "
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BRIGHTON MAR EAniT,
MONDAY, MAY 6lSIl,

AT Market 500 Beef Cattle, Is pairs Working Oxc
400 sheep, and 1900 swine, 90 Beet cattle unsold
PaIcgs.Btef Cane.-EAtra IS 25 a 81 First uualii,
$500 second quality, $3.50 II 81 IS third quaIit
50 IS. "a 90
Working Oxen.-No Sales noticed.
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