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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

The debate continued between Foote and
Yulee until o'clock, when the Senate ad-
iourned.
HoUsE-Mr Stanley, from the select
committee TO enquire what persons who
held office under the last administration
were correspondents of newspapers and in
terfered with. elections, and continued that
the committee he authorized to employ q
clerk and have power 10 send for persons
and papers.
After considerable debate and the propo-
sal of several facetious amendments the
resolution was adopted.
After some unimportant business, the
House proceeded TO the consideration OF
the business on The Speakers table, being
motion of Mr.. Brooks, made some weeks
ago, TO reconsider the vote by which the
communication from the Secretary of State
endorsing letter of the British Minister
was referred TO committee on Foreign
Affairs. Mr. Brooks advocated his motion
a, some length.
Mr. Calvin spoke in favor Of the Tariff
Of '42 and denounced the interference on
the part of the British Minister US imper.
tinent and reprehensibie. He moved SO
much Of the message under consideration
as relates TO the Tariff; he referred to a
Select Committee with instructions to re.
port by Bill or otherwise.
Mr. Bayly moved that SO much Of the
letter OF Mr. Bulwer as relates to the Tariff
be referred TO committee of Ways and
Means.
The House, after some debate, without
takinga q vote on the pending amendment
adjourned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

*Refering to a cut at the head of the article
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Extensive Bank Robbery

>.,..,r lm.fyfGs,rus N">p.--fH,
'r-rrrtru River B,,k, a, Ubtrl.,,uun. y.
10. was entered oa Tuesday night, and rob-
I,a ui nearly ,lr,,O thousand jollar~ To,
trra b., Ir.l,rI in building p, it,eIt The
,ut,.Ir door va, opened with f.l-, kew, lhc
s,,t Juor broken open, ami ,,r outside t,-pr
.t the ,at forced by means, apparently, 10
powerful bur-arogs instruments, The 90
r.- 5uor uf doe safe vasbIovaoq~n with gun
powder. ln3 no rsd.at.on 9TH, building pre-
,.ntrl JL, ,,r,.rrss J.suG heard A. u,re
U.rI,yk On WciH,.'ay momur dlc Cashier,
upon r-ocrcliHr to t,s UanA. discovered The
fot.--y TIE amounts taken Ver~. $1,000
.r eT1 Gums. $1,000 BOZ SILVER. -, 800 iu b.ll,
gf tr, hank. ,nI $500 20 bills Of other
banks.
Haudb,lls ~rie immediately issued, oder.
ing $1,000 toward Cor Jh,rcco,ey Of the mo-
Dos auS ,hc detection 81 the thieves, OF $500
iur either SEPARATELY. Soon after the issue Of
doe hauib,lls information reached Charlcs-
town that a man named Gee. At about 4. VI
iha, morning, had discovered straying on the
Rad ,n NARROW (Which 10 al,out twenty miles
from Chlrle,ioEn) team, consisting Of a
valuable BAY mare and buggy wagon. Mr..
Gee. suppo.iag that Il belonged In sumo one
bear al hand, uCd the horse 90 a tire, but az
tlr while dnding that no one appeared To
claim Il, concluded 20 make an examination,
when IA hiE astonishusnt he discovered rs
contents To BE- large bag filled with gold and
silver, a quantity Of bank bills. large set Oi
burgIarious tools, ariicles Of ladies wearing
apparel, and a lia kettle containing cold VIC.
,Ual-.
EN-GO,ernor Hubbard, President Of III,
Bank, Geo. AlcO,i, Cashier, and Deputy
Sheriff Stsbbeus, upon reaching the spot, iden'
tined the money in the wagon as that stolsr
from the bank, no, a dollar being missing.
The money and the tools were taken back ID
Charlesiown. The team remains at NARROW
The discovery Of the team at NARROW took
place four hours before the robbery was known
a, CharIestown. |, is supposed tha, this sud
den Abandonment Of 80 large a sum by ih'
thieves, was caused by fright, or perhaps iea
Of their inability to escape with It. 4 team
resembling that found, and containing a MAJ
''d woman, wss sen IN that vicinity a dal
o' two pr,,iou, 70 the robbery, FROM lh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18

GEur SrORN N lLLlNois. The Spring.
field (ll) Journal s,airs that storm passed
over a portion Of Illinois on Monday the 81
inst, accompanied with irightful wind, thun-
der and lightning. The rain and hail fell tn
a perfect avalanche, and the drifts Of hail re-.
NAMED IN the a,incs aud by the sides Of the
hams, after the storm, to the depth ofthrcc or
four feet Trccs were broken, twisted, and
blown down, fences Frustrated, and houses
unrcoicd. 4 stone dwelling was entirely
prUstraied. Hogs were killed in rrca, num-
ber. The fruit trees were broken ami bruis-
cl, the bark on the west side peeled oil, and
entirely denuded OF leaves and fruit. The
small grain was entirely cut up, as well as
vegetables IN garlens Fowls were killed.
and hill cranes, Ployers, and prairie chickens
were found dead about the praircs. The
streams were swollen and the bridges carried
away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Lost,

4 srnall package II notes. on the llth ~ 18Th 81
\ June; Oue Il tWo hupitci dollars signed hy :.
VI Marhlc. fr,hni Mnrlrc, J. &. Marhlc h y.
VI M,rhl,. ps,,hls g. Sophroois Potter. or Order.
AMI has b.su en,loIz,,l q, hsr; One note 81 three
huplr,i and Ga, dolhfs, sgurl tN J. &. Mafhle
4 Co.. pa,ahl, IN J. e. Matllc or order. and cu.
dnr.,j b., hon; Onc unic thttys-,cn dollars, sigu.
% D, Ou..n Rip'sy, PAYABLE a. Charle. Cro,kor ~
order. anil cnl1fsea ~ aid Cuckcr, hnrcn dollars
sDirr.,d on .a,d uoir. Onc note Il ihrrc hundred
dnlbr.. sruc.lb, TcBNsr Gsrrt, 4 Filsimnus, pa,
abb o. John llulmrs Obr note 4 ous hundred dnl.
hrs. sirp-l y, Peter Z. Nirgin & T. n. Nugin,
ra,1blr Co. wm. ". Virgin, or orl,r, and rnd1rsol
d, him
~ vsrs'rs are cau,iunrl MT ~ yurchasr either
ct the above n,ur nHtrs, ur m, note ra,ahs 90 y.
VI Nihr ur url,r, ri. several vsrc ipJlui,i in s1ii
la,sh,-., ,ni payment hi' hgsn STOPPED on ss'i
notes.
lflr, psfsHn vii return pA Taskpcc q notes O.
Doe sul.giil-rI. D. .ht1 g. .uIt,h', rewarded.
y. VI MNGBl.E
rlu. Jun iAh, IsiN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
STATE OF MAINE

OXFORD, -. Ata Court Of County Connie.
fioners legun aud holden al Paris, within and
for ,aid County, on the Second Tuesday Of May
4 u. 1850.
And nov on thu. Second day of the Tenn, being
The Fi6ccuth DAY II The monih II is ordered b.
the Court. that Tax q Six hundred Dollars 10
lsssssel upon Township Letter H., IN said County.
he same being an uninoorpoTaied Township, that
.um being adjudged sufficient 10 keep in repair the
County highwss in said Township. and the sans
L ass,ss,d % folloNs, t0Nit,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
CT The Probate Court will meet in this
town. on Tuesday, the c5th inst.

IL We are requested by our Alabama
Cornelius, 10 state, that he is
preparing to make a visit to several towns in
this county, by special invitation. lie is pro-
yidcd with a st Of ,nnsparencies which are
exhibited in his Temperance Lectures, and
various experiments are made with poisoned
drinks, to show people what they put into
their siomachs when they use these drinks -
A. he is not the salaricd agcn, Of any sect,
party or clique, 1t Is expected tina, measures
will bc adopted To AID IN meeting his cNPen-
scs wherever invited to make a visit.
Ills address il Cornelius, Fryeburg Ne.
Al letters 10 him must n post paid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
,OLrunINN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

fHsu rUitr,1tFItu rl IlI.t.hsus. tst,,k.
s,i'' ru''"uN',u rstiF,tttr. 49,
rNiy. tIIIr.
'l'ilt-L fiN~iIl;~ yiH o. t.uli cote g.
! or'lr. .r hm,r... O.. fh, lt.k. .iI. .., -t.,n.
r.h. ''I 40 Ft.r 7H'.. .if.H.s., Nnf.E.s. Der -
P.a., g.. H be- ul,. iark. 800. rf .ran.,h
..H 20. 30 iuTs.,. shrt, , I.a.t.i b. rs-.'l,l, ths,
hrr. pol. HuHsflHf. tf ip'.Hti ,u rHGttl
Et E.IfiH- rrr Ib. breast sI .tHfasrh. The, v ~
d. ir1I f. tT.r' -rrat 49, boo 40 .,.,. 81 J,i1 pr
.Hurr-., ul ih. ts.f sul 'a7.., u..,s.u,l T., pr.-
I.ft Hr Ir.rrl.I. gnlf. .'i r.Hgh
Thr, ,I, l-.uuu.t .urs'd un pr,f1ul 18th. q
p rrr'. sI.h lll uf. u. vn.H s'h.i r-.1yrn.
t.n.r i1r BONG ursr. liih,, l-.,um. erinklrl nr
ilC, u1, o. taken uI. ,i.pp.si uf .v.rt and hr.i.
,1d again pIr nr, ,uI ihr. uuru inr f,r., 90 ps
rs4T'ff ti e tome.
IHptrp,uog thr ,l,.irt Q. rut u1, 81 .huuld u.g
2. HsrslV fsIrasi. lu .h.uli n. n.HTdf,'y -.Hsf.
IN h,lI,Hg thr iu,k 81 ih. plaster over tho irr.
~HIiN l-rpt. sarsr,Il,, thu,ughuui th" c'antr,
11i 70, J. h. ll,vvuSu, rtr,s, \. Fun, grsr
= lurND. ~uuh rtris.
tE,h. ;, lsj0 32sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Guardians SALE.

DtRStANT Co. h-rssr tom tha rulair tuuIt
/ fr The CrafJ, 81 ONlnuI, sh,ll u'sr ,trri'btr
,alr u1 Tho premises, nu s'trr,ll. itr s,'rI',rIN'
IA, IT Nugusi u'Nt, 90 tup u',lTA, J.. VI, 10 OBJ,
ught. titI- and iuIr,..f, lhl' Edward IuuV. , mo
mr. rkih II Au~ustus 1uuf, H'r o. Iru.r Oh s1If
Count, d,cetzsi he ir 11I O. me- h.mrfir,i hm1
IT hi. l,'r hihgr SiI tm o. situated in ihT
nprtbsTl, pat e .si1 '',r ut rrrrr' 'HI uIl VI.
nor. ,strrrst b. ono undivided hall ~ 49, ssr-r
WM ~. TOEEN,
Guardian u, ',I NHHl
Turner, VI, 2ilh, lsi1. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Inr Chance fora Mechanic.
y q r g a r, y

TIlE stand h,cl, occupied d, JUDAH \ KEEN
i BhrAsmlih. sud siani c'fr,ss 81 tugf
u1r stur AMI halt hY1-e with 49, .i..lp-l. st..
BE, s.. attached o. q gpol ~ Df waite, wh,,I
B. huaight int The huusr b, q -.iT-. a,al nunp,-
lhre anl hall acus IT g.,pd hpl, h..nk.. f, .b..,
BE- on the opposite 80 Il he ,irc,t The l.,,Li.
ing' ace all NV AM 90 gss upa,r. There !. a
-"ni collar unisf a." shuk hru.r. SAID stand
.iiintrl IN p,u-, alsul mi. fum where tho
North Par. depot ~ D. \. & -. l.. Railroad, d.
bii Iut. Ior muh1 particular. usJIirr II ~ .ul,.
scrl-r. ROBINSON PARfIN
Moth Parr. iE.s n. $50 ISf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Discovery Of a Cola Mountain.


We have had ,cmc large gold stores from
California. and have published some state
men,, which have appeared well nigh incrcd-
,blc. Bot. II the following account from the
Pacific News" nav BE- taken as veritable
facts. then NAV we believe the mos, eNtraya-
can't stories We, told, and regard the widest
visions Of the gold hunter a. sober eSPec,a-
ticu,
"A party Of emirran,S BY way Of the Salt
Lake arriving at Los Angeles, gave an accoun,
Of an existence 81 gold On that route, east OF
the principal mountain range, when a ccmpa-
ry then fitting cu, for a spo, abou, sixty miles
from the Pueblo, changed is determination,
and Proceeded IN ssarch Of ,his ether. The
-rrtr Law IN a northcas, direction from the
place ct departure, asi tull Of diiiculucs.-
Striking the Nlhalrc riycr, they followed
40, course some distance, crossing and rceross-
lr. ~ NECESSITY r,mpcllcd, some DAYS n often
1s fifteen times, leaving u where ., makes
traI Go the southeast, towards he Colorado,
into which o, cnTuc,. Ob.taies vcrc en-
c,ur,rrcd At ,arou. ra5is olthe 'odrn,y alE''s,
.r.amou1able, j1 's- shape Of Iuouu'aiu. Oi
ro,A. which lhey hajlo clmb, agd mouuiaius
ol,roN which they could no, ,yrrt uarryV
car-,s through which they had to pas, and
srH narrower cliff au,oag whose crrsrS uc,h-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18

e. From April -, 1919, to April 10,
1850, the number Of persons who had arrived
a, San Francisco was CO ,223; Of these 50,
sci were Americans, from the United States,
.O25 Of them being women. OF foreigners,
there were n ,652, Of whom ISL were wo-
men. This is exclusive, Of course, Of the
overland emigratiOn..frOm the United States and
from Mexico, which was very considerable -
During the sarfe period, there had arrived at
san Francisco IllJ vessek-o95 American,
and ais foreign, with tonnage IN the aggre-
gate SOL pas TOYS. This is a vasi commerce
faI - new a country and foe so short q tine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING nlrf hu, a.rr- ~ s,rl h1.l,
' vrh s ....I Hraf', a huJs, and harm, vel
Supplied uith water, ant cute 'rnp hnrg1 tp tu,1i,
tHH..i H., ,rtrt. b, BE- situated vifhiHt Nn and r.
H1'f mii.s ul Nr'H,,r CHurr ~aIi bum vii H.
go DC rrr hundred I,Ibr rps hundred i1''Br.
r,,u, .,Hi tlr r.t DO ,,,It Tu,u.ais, vel 'r,urrl
lt rrHrt-B-r.
Tur mIrl.t Ia,rtrulr. app', t1 TnHlh, Waku
90 Ruul.tI u Er.,h 4. ~irTs.u ~ NasNrr.
ENOCll s. SIMPSON.
Nr|ryrr. lrrs n. t~tO. Su -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
PROBATE NOTICES.

AZ Court Of Probate held at Paris within and ior
the Count, oIONford, on the fourth Tuesday Ul
NAV, ftehc war II our Lnrd eighteen hundred and
httN.
On the PETITION II SARAH DOTEN. ~ilov u
Avian &. Duten, late oi SHmner. Ia said county 4,
decreased. paying that commissioners NAV L. APP
pointed 90 sot out her dover oct II the real estate
Of said decreased, and aso Coz allowance out oi the
personal property, It her late husband
IL wa, Ordercd. that ID, said Widow g,,, nu',or
a. 40 persons inerc.ted, by csu,sHg rorN ~ ihis
order o. h. pullishcd 'hre Wcgk. suCrcssi,,l,
in tho ONiofd Democrat. printed ~ Pare. that The,
~, apfcar at q Probate Cowi 10 D. hri II rans
On The imth Tuefl,, ol Jne ueNt, AZ ten II thr
clock in the FORENOON. aud shcw cause, Il ans ihs,
have, why the SANE should not h. granted.
II GRO. h. SHAW. Register
4 tns copy. Attest Gro. X. SHAW, Rex.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
NUrIcE or FORECLOSURES.

N-lIEGTN~ Eli.h Bn,k. ,ud ClrnIip. Hu,t .
w uilr u's,iI Eg.ht of in,kf,lJ. be- The CUu1-
O. utO,iuri, o., rh.ir Npugsgr ,lr'i dated jun 49,
lsI~, conveyed 90 William Bfiigham, crriain
pi.r. ~ l,pi viih ih" lIpurt'naurrs, situated IN
llu.LEil. .,,I Nurs1gs .. iro.ul,I eilh the On.
trl Esr.rs, llu.k -, ragr alaI &c NOR par.
t,llIf II..uptiHr. r,, rrur' w, L. bail Co. aid
NOTICE. Nul vh.rls no, slII William Btdg.
h,m, utihr fsr.i, iuurih Ga, fM,, lisa, sssiIn.i
aI Nuf.s.. II. de, u1-rulsr. vbira t.si.uuru'
s ti', rruu'r.'. saith 10. O,md E,ruul. Tn.
condition. l.i1s hrnh,H. I ,alu. tu fr,rts-. .,rl
N.usfs. Hrr. DIS o.. ~. Statute 81 this ~tatr.
IEN GARBNTE
Wukr..I ~, -. lSIu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18

style Of the carriage and the manner of shoe
ing the hOrss, they were supposed to belong
in Boston.
Il is supposed tina, the woman seen was a
nan in Disguise, who in the moment Of fright
which caused them suddenly to decamp, threw
of hi. ssnale apparel in order to facilitate his
escape Trdrcl'er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Notice of Foreclosure.

m ihe ~ day ofJme. isl9, OEvr Whiting 4
W n,unlrk, in the Co'nt, u ONfrd. State IT
Mlino, oonyc,elta B.nl,a,in 4. Fandsn Nv mort.
gage drs a csttain parcel IT hnl situated In All
Denmark, which le,,l Z. recuried in the ONiord
County, Western District Registry ofDeeds. Book
81 Page 2I3 hr,chy gave notice that the same
having l"'n assgpd over ~ one Wm Bean, on
the 3 day II Apul, lSjO, thcno. b, aid Bean,
me, the subscriber on the 2qh day II NAV. ZOO. a.
by rrclm villa appear. AMI that NV lave anL hold
me said Morglgri that The condition Il the same
has l-cn broksn, and that by rgasan whereofI claim
Foreclosure IT the sior, .,ld Mortgage, agreeabI,
tn the law male and p.oyLl'I Go su,h eases.
Denmark June D. lisa So. GIBSON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
rNRM ron SALE.

~ IuI1y,r. containing J..ut 30 acre. .i ..,.I
! hrt. With u .,s.I urrhpH aul Sarge lul rHurI1-
Jrnu. luIJr-s, we'll supplied With v'iDr, nul ',u.
,trI within one mlr ai miIl., .ipr,., .rh1nl-hnu.r
AMI mr,tIu..huisr, and unl, seventeen mll'' from
Rail Road communication. ltIs vel I,1f.I iu e
plr,aut usr .hluthrui and yrD lrsiu,h.r .uutipu,
AMI viii T.. suh 1T bargain.
Tor Guth,r Tluirul,r, 1gpl, -. ". T,tuur,
IN. Au,IYS,f surr.r, nc a. tHr sul..rlsr HH it.
pf,0io. NINJNNiN JoNI~.
Nusl4vtr, W., ~h, $50 1ui7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
q IL TON.

4 n. Tsrs.0s ,r, hsrJl, slmlHrri against puf.
\ rhI-rHr rpir Hthlr' given l1 ths 'rhscril-r,
1ni u1r ~. hard llu',hi0sun 1s surriN I1yabo O.
Roth 4 w.. dated Jon. oh, 1854, &c sr,,ni,
t1r dollars, Il,Bh, Bro siN months with i1irrrst.-
Me- H1r other uH'r sf-u1l q, 81 .A..erN-r, ~
ts,Hr, i've 4 .iur- ul }rHp-I, Ia,tlr L. Ruth I.
Na.,H tlfrl Jon, G,h, $50 as both sll NOTES Wen,
Hfatr..I. vifhHut a ,HIurhir CONFEDERATION.
WILLIAM y WHITING.
". Tuu.f JuH, ISrb. lsin 3v ~
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MINT nj I,mrrln.nIr

lN"IITgTN~ Isaiah Whru.nrr, ~ r,ri,, Cupn.
w ru' O,'rI, nu on, 6'l DE, Of NpriI, \ u.
l~g2 nB.'s 1rI ,>..r'sI o. rs, a mnrt-Ig. deed ~
that fl'.. rIgrm#I With ths uNHrl RrrHul., liuA
81. rrsr % Er.ruHrr Go .prI iced can D.. Bad
irH description n rhr premise. ihus]N rrHu-1s,i.
N"| uh.rrg. fh. l.r.lff.us 81 s'if deed hi,s l-~u
lr.k.r rItIrf A, lrrriHsrrr .l th. sHus lrr.iil1g
f. tI. ~ufrir, tl .u.b Ia.r. u,I. trI Tru,drl
T. /. a INNINGS.
Pane. Irrr IL lNN 3ulp
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wearing Of gold, or Of pai.ing on Of apparel
hut lei Il BE- the hidden man Of the heart, in
that which i no, corrupublc, even the orna-
ment Of meek and quiet spirit, which is in
the sigh, Of God q great price. For after
this manner, in the OLD time, the holy women
also, who iIus,h, IN God, adorned themselves,
being IN subecten unto their own husbands
even A. Sara obeyed Abraham, calling him
lord whose daughters We are, as long as y,
DO crii.-l Peter, IA. 10.
CORNELIUS.
Frycburg, Ne. 1850.
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CURTIS n PERKINS,

Brse1', W., PrVurr',
T. vhou 40 ORDER. irr supple. 81 The m',l''iu'
shord d. ,ir,s.sI, t't,iug che l''t uni' ~ 'rni-
iug 80
n b. snN o, Druggists aDd l,s'rr. 81 nrlir'Hr
thrru.huu, ihs rrs1'N, aui 90 flus 'N } h llAu.
vnNu. ~auih raris 4 Fold. Rot & Young. y.
Pans, T. " MmIr,k, 4 W,.hhmn. ll1,kG'd,
T. NgurI 4 Go. TBtnr, Cu.lld.r s nsriusr.
rurl,1l. ). purgil s Ga. wil ..., 20 shpI'sa.' o.
IrlllI N rmILI-Ll-. pIIc-.. IlNl
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IIFWTETNS ~-"HI UIT-, n W"1I.fTIk. N
w tb. Count, 90 ONtrr.i. pr ths 9Th Az, Il No.
,.rI-r. \. u. I~Ip. r,I- ari -,r,r'rI 90 usr f,
r..rTsf.r Hrl-I 90 fftt sfr. rJ,Hfi.t With the o.
trt E.,arI.. IA -. ra-' lOi Rr'rrr0cr a.
aH H,s-.i Jir b.. bal iTr Description ~ th' prrm.
f... tt-r+., mHft-H-,I Nul vhrrr1s ibs or0ii.
fr.r. CO.. it. uru-H-, irsi in,, l-'I hrA~n. I
.I-rri nj fr,, ..sns % thr s,mr. according t' thr
- .'rfH. rH ..1.H r1s,. rIt"l tud IlH,IH..I
MARY e. INNINGS.
IHlffs. IHr. l. I~iu 3u ~
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hJoAt-op.

1 ~. lsr-ons indsseI 60 ths South r,u- M.ur,-
y nriurins Company, lN As-uui n N"t',
u.s pact dus, aIr rrlrrtiun, ugu.-t'd O" fs, 3D.,
aru', pt CuunH, have istsruin.7i ~ r'Ih.t
thrir uutst11ius Iu.. i.nnoinui,, aRi o. Tlths,
tAtih. 900 fui1.. iuf read, plY uth !.
WILLIAM DEERfNG, Ir-,.
Sl0ih r,us, Mach n, 1850 ldN.
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a Good Farm for sale,

CONTAINING l60 acrss. vel divided 81 a E,rn.
Y wrll Nst"fci, an UNCOMMON ppTiion II wall, a
large porlion II pl'ughhnd buik,ngs rnough, nsur.
cd ~ $3.50, considcraLs quantity 4 timlrr, snl
within five mikes e The Rail Road,
Payinont uu' half down, the remainder made easy
inr god security. F"r further particalar. inguirc
Ut JEREMIAH HOWE.
SunnrT, Jon. 4, l-0 3Nls'
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p,,.olu,iop Of Copartner,hip.

The Coparincrship which has heretofore existed
under the sye II kSArr PuIsaN, l. this day
dissolved b, mu,hal conssnt Al those that are IN.
ebtsd ~ ssid firm are requested N make immediate
payusnt and all those that have any demands against
aid firm VIII present them fot seukm.n,. The
Books and demands viii h. in the possession Of
PRISTIss NJ. PUTSAN, Who u authorized 10 ..t
tie said demands. ALBION X. KNAPP.
pRENTlSS VI. PUTNAM.
Hanover, May 81, 1880 ~
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'Ivll~ mt, urriiN, that I have thts ~, given on,
su1, rTrEH JORDAN MITCHELL, usr1f,
h.. uma q, Us1r anil lrt i1r hir-o'L This is TOM
inu ~ r.r.ar.. thar sh,Ii ,lIin nunr IT be-. earn.
ir-.. ne o., ,H, l'h's ~ be- contracting ,iicr ths
date STEPHEN MITCHELL.
plr.. Jun I2fh. $50 1855
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RANDALL
LORENZO NORTON. Justice
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.

poHti,Nu, Ne, Jan. ~, isI7.
Uf. A,rt I Lpy-l-,u l10g afflicted With I'ihHI
which srrs yf,r, Wurs, until lat autumn, e boot
on f, cough vhi,b cHufusl u,, be- m, chandler, ani
l-.gin o. ,ssuIur he ahmiH. 'ymrt1rs II eNusunp-
tom. bad iisI thr l..' ,t,is. inl ia is.t ulai.
iriu. ~ uo Ir1s1s,. until usri ,Hrr CHERRY
PECTORN.. which IA, rurri me, and 500 may
well l-lir,c m~. Gul,ui, ,uur.
J. -. PHELPS.
lfthrrr ., an, v,los on ihe jndgnru of the wise,
who I'D irrm sNpsri,urr, h,r' 3. IL msdi,in, sur-
th, 1T he pu,fir rnnhirnor.
rUrrNUIp ~ &c. ,NIU. rrIvttr, LoWTti,
uast.
I'D On S.rh rsr.. d., RrHG Co., sol 10, Dwg.
.l,ts, ,pt dealers b. M,liSlur., CENTRALLY, thrugh-
not he state. bulP
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In all Rheumatic Affections,

LOCAL PAINS, &c, It has proved 'sTrs'1sHy
.ucccsslu, rarcly falling n cue, even IN the most
.c.psrats and long standing cases. IN those cases",
the part. affected .houd L. lr,c, halhed, and them
rubbed lightly. bat bri.kl,-not hard 'a"uyh io hft
the raiirut iill an iutati"n l. prndu,"d un ID"
face, AND ~ .ryrr eases th" patient sh"ald aks
10 tc,splpniul on sugar ~ muass's.
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Crnmp In The stomach, or Bilious Cholic

We believe Il will never Gil 10 spss.hiy uus II
should o. taken 70 trasp,1Hfl ~ time, ON sugar ur
mplassss, uf boz ap, manner The patient ran take u
i-.t. and th- sipmp,h and l-,~rls hr'l, iathri.
Apl ~ G0r'l or tvru', mipuir- the patient t"cs
- al Irll.L r-L-.Il Tho LL--L-
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4 Laser Fanny The Boston Atlas
saws tina, a venerable gentleman and his lady,
and their descendants, sixty IN number, from
Cooper, Me, arrived a, that port on Wednes-
day m the steamer Admiral, on their way To
-. Anthony's Falls, Minnesota The family
Of one Of their sons numbers twelve males,
and anothcr's the same number Of females.
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In offering ~ the crumuniiy this ju.ily celehnted
remedy Cor diseases q the hruat anil ungs ~ MT
our wi.h 20 tfde with the lives ~ health II the al.
h,et.J. bat frankly a. Il, l@fDrc them the opinions
Of distinguished men and somc II the evidences II
IL. .ucc,ss. from which they can Julge iur them.
selves. We sincerely pledge ourselves In make NJ
viii assertions ~ fase statements II IL efficacy.
nor vil We ho out any hope 10 suffering humanity
which TACT. viii not warrant.
Many tr,1G are here given, and We solicit an in.
uuir, frum the prc into IN wc pulii,h, feeling 40.
surrd the, vii Gnd them poricci, reliable. and the
medicine worth, their b., ronhd'u'e and patron.
1cr,
FROM u. ST.LlMAN, VI. p..l. l.. ~, ETC,
P,,,,,.rr q, Cl,p.,,y. Ms~si,ry, s., Va, O..
ks,, N,-lr oCil, ~. NJ. Pii. cH' Sla ~
osi,,s u I~s7rs asd EErT.
81 deem the CHERRY rECTOEN, an ,lmia-
hlr cpmpusiiuu fium some ui the l~st atrl. m the
Maieria McIica, and votl effective rms,l, lar the
clsss II disease. Il !. intended to cure
Ndf Hav1. o., NJ. l, lsW
PROF CLFirFLAND. II B,sriss Csii,s,, NJ,
wri,es-"I have witnessed The effect. q your
CHERRY PICTORIAL IN my ovu family AMI
that ~ NY friends and Il gives me satisfaction a.
state i1 n. f,pr tia, ~ mrdieirs have ever known
has proved ,mi'"nlly .ucocssiu IN cunr. d,soasos
II the ihruai lni luugs."
REV Or. OSGOOD
Wntr.-"Th,t b. cou.ilsrs CHERRY rECrO.
RAJ the l.,t nrjrcioo a. rulmrnlry Aforiinrs
ever given 10 ihe rus. and state. that"hi. dugh-
ter aztec hing lhgri o. kr~r the room iir months
With . sryru Settled cough. accompanied w a,siHg
ui l,sl. pigIt swr,ts, and he attendant sNurinHs
ct Cup.umrtiHn. c1muvurcd the usr q thr 'tlil.li-
~ ELECTORAL AL Nal orupl,'rly recover