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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-20

O. We are happy to congratulate our rea-
derS on the passage, by the Senate, OF the Bill
introduced by Henry CLAY abolishlng the
Slave Trade in the District OF Columbia. This
infamous and inhumsn traffic has too long dis
graced the National Capitol, and we rejoice that
it is finally prohibited. 1t is the opening wedge
for the peaceful abolition of Slavery in that
District
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-20
That should be hnwlrd on in the desert alr,
\Nh.r, hon rim, sh,,I,I ,,.,r latch thet.,

Il is not for us, however, 10 complain we
should tc thankful that it is no worse. Mr..
Winthrop, the other day in the Senate, read
letter from Captain Ranlelt Of Boston, in re-
ply to a statement made by Jefferson Davis,
that very few free colored men have been i'm
prisioned under the laws of Southern States
Captain Ranleu states that not less Han twelve
hurdred have been - imprisoned. and declares
HAT lie Wds, on one occasion, wrecked al sea
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-20

0~F7Any one who will forward to us a
at liberty TO take advantage of the following
"nfallib!e cure" Tor tomatoes, for which we
are indebted to a fair neighbour
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-20
The Tariff.

nv h"''"
" 10 say mat AmerClc'h NJ some future Gay &C.
tupy an mpof'nhtpoSitloh III me scale Oh hauohS'N
at least Pece 81 coh''f'l''e llpi ''"e"ce' "F sue
Is at the present moment in every respect mead ana
shoulders above any ct itete -Hr'hl remains oil the
once poweriu' moGajcAaI ana g'spotc Governments
OF Europe. lh'y are at the present moment 70 an
extent OF which had no conception, supported by
and dependent upon, the American people ami Moth
lnI Is more clearly demonstrated lhah the foct mat
w'th'h recent PERIOD Wheh ne'e uhsounu ana ans
'ocIauc European "o'erhhen'S were "!H'"'E ana
pen arg under 'irir gileY''s burdens ana wren III
obedience to the popular pressure reform was u"iy
becoming an lrress'ioc necessity our own Amen,
can Government came to their reIlei' ana pfopped
the oterIng edhce by removing the spechc Pfotcc-
tive Tamil OF lSi2, under when American manuIac-
/ lures were gaming Strength, and important home
markets oeinG made Ter agricultural products an"
giving IN It's place the present nominal udNolcIem
larlit which upon European manufactures scarcely
exceeds COMMISSION heresnf Is that WITHIN The
last four or lvc years. Inc inl'uac'urlh@ e'thO-
llshmehts IN LhEland' scotland ana Naes' nave
been unusually oenehIted' whe III Belgium PRUSSIA
and Germany, they have been greatly prospcred aud
multiplied, and III france, a great impetus 10 the
manufacturing interests was gwen III rance ana
England, n considerable boun y or premium Is pald
by Government upon certain expectations. Many
establishments hold large orders in advance, for the
American markets, and few are without Agents in
America. Gnc Iron Establishment IS now eAecu-
ting an American order tor 1910 tons Ct ron The
Wooen and Clo'h Manufacturers are equally favor
ed with American orders.
In all OF these countries mad the same activity
/ prevails, and the same American money proNels the
machinery. Millions OF laborers are constantly en-
ployed in manufacturing those goods we should make
at home American labor, aud capital, aud talent,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
An Irreparable Public Loss,

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shed az NJ loss Ito" many hearts i''',
-ld ii"" many u'- "i early Affection" ''''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

\ CmLp's DRr,N o. STAR. There was
once a child. and be s,rollcd about a good
deal. aud thought a number ofthngS. He
had a sister WIN WIS a child, too, and his con
stan, companion. These two used To wonder
an day long. They wondered at the beauty
Of the flowers: they wondered at the hight aud
bluenc.s Of the SKY; they wondered at the
dcp,h Of the brigh, water they wondered at
the goodness and power Of God who made
the lovely world.
They used to say to one another some
times, supr.ing all the ehidr'a upon earth
were To die. would the flowers and the waters
and the sky he sorry They believed they
would he souy. For, said they, the buds are
the children Of the flowers, aud the little play
ful streams that sambol down the hill-sides
are the children of the waters IND the small
e., bright spccks playing a, hide and seek in
the sky all night, must surely be the chill
drcn Of the stars and they would all be grier-
ed to see their playmalss, the children OF men
no more.
There was ole clear shining star that used
To come ou, in the sky before the rest, near
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
NOTICE or rOnUCLOsJ-RU.

WHEREAS, William u. DOugl,., anil Elisha
w Duughss, bath II RumfYrd IA the Count, 81
ONi1rI. Woman, b, their Mortgage Do'd, dated
March 2j, ISIS, conveyed a. l.aac W. Robinson,
certain tact II land in 'aid Runlord, "lciug To-
trr,ale 1T numbered urty, and paft oi lOt uuinlr
"a thirt, .ninc bounded the cnce runs on the
south IN an upland lpt numl.red twenty five on the
East, And the iutcrac Ut numlsr forty on the norh,
and the Andr6scuggin River on the Wet, contain
iny thiri,.f,c ACRE more % hes. Also part IT
unand at numlsrrd twcnty.iyc adjoining the same,
lIup.lsd a. idrpps. commencing At the Southwest
orrper ~ .aid nt thence eastNarily the lut line
thirt, rls 10 stake and stoncs, thence square With
aid lin until t.irkos line running from The souih.
,c.t cnnrr ~ the northeast corncr, thence on said
line a. the northeast cousr, thence westNardll ~
the Lt line 10 The northwest corner, thence sowhoT-
/, ,,n the lo ~. n the first mentioned hound, cos
tanning .iNt, five acrr- more ~ lcss-which h"ti.
,ase Ds,d !. tluly rccurdcd with the oNiurd Re.
onrl., Book -, Page i63 and i6i, and the aid
Isaac W Robinson, therr-aiterNards, on the iourth
Ia, II November, 4. ID. ISIS, hr raluahlc con-
.idrraion b, ne paid, assigncd tome the said Mott.
gage. anil whereas the conditions u said Mortg1gr
have lssn hiul -, claim "a Erecose the same ac-
couling To- the statute II thi. STATE,
DAVID =. BROWN.
Peru, NAV I, 1850. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The Democratic Republicans II the Towns and
Plantations in the Osiofd porinnof the iowih ION
grr..onal District together With the town ~ urccn
are requested To n,ect IN Convention by their Dce.
ealrs II the Hotel II Marrow X Kidder, at DiNhcld
Village, on Wednesday, ihr tenth Day II Jolly neat
AZ ten ocLsk A. ", select cindid,t" a. w. sup'
ported by the Democracy II aid District to the neat
Congtsss.
Towns and Plantations will h. entitled a. the sans
numlrf II D,rguios which the, scui a. the Senate
fial and Cuamiy Convention in l-ip
rEH OEuTHoT ruE CoNNirrTT.
Nav 20 ls5O ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

In CONCLUSION, | desire "a say, am not
without hope that isosr disturbing causes
may be settled ultimately IN a manner worthy
Of the age in which We lve-vor,hy Of the
American Pcople--worlhy n ,hc ,Pirit in
which cur instutCu- OF Government wcrr
fOrined-and, above all, Vs'thy the dcsccu-
dAnts q GLORIOUS ansrslN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
GUARDIANS SALE.

DURSUANT a. a license frum the Probate Court
i for the COunty 81 ONiofd, shall offer At private
.alc on the prcinises on SATURDAY, the seventeenth
day Of August next, at two o'ckck, =. W., all the
right, title and interest, that Edward Tory, M.
nor chih Of Augustus Torp, late II Tuner N said
County deceased, has in AMI a. the homestead farm
II his late father. Said farm j. sltnlcd ~ the
poTtherl, part II aid town of Turner, anil said vi.
noT's inioTc,t j. one undivided half oi the same.
WI. N. TORlti,
G,ariian IL aid Minor.
Turn,r, May 9Th, 1850. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

portion Of the party, and they were uniform
" rcjcctcd by the other.
The alternative presented 10 thu minority,
was abieci submission to the will Of the ma
icri,y, or firm resistance to their unrclsona-
Die demands.
Thee was at stake a question Of principle
as connected with democratic action, reaching
,othc very existence of the national demo
cratic party, and the minority Of the party
could no, ycild their conviction of duty and
OF right
In the cour,r of the discussion, the pos
i,iou Of Mr.. lIamlln has been fully canvass
cd
It was charged openly IN caucus against
Nr. lIamlu, that b. had been thu ally Of
John 7. Hale. oC New Hampshire, m treas
enable designs ae,ln,, the Democratic p.rty
that be- had hcru closely conncctcd IN scnil.
mrn,, sympathy and action with the Wilmo's
of PENNSYLVANIA, and the Van Burcns oi New
York. who had successfully cousplrcd against
the democratic party Of the nation, and do
tratrd the election ot Gen. Cas-, the rrgu-
larly nominated candidate Of ihat party al
the l1st PRESIDENTIAL clrciiun-that lee was
the oppancui NJ the measures ct the last dcm-
ncra,ir administration, aud bad denounced
Jane. n. Folk 1, "a weak man. sccond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The ncmrcrai. n the town Il Paris are hereby
notified h. mect NJ the town house n aid town on
Saur,la, The sth IL, II Jus neNt al tour u'Clo,k
T. NJ f,f the purTnss II -'i,ctng four dclrgat's h.
attend the Congressional Convention ~ h. hoLsn II
DiS6sll on the iOh DAY II Dol, next, aud ~ attend
a. az, Other ln.iucss that uu, com' lsiorr them.
Az Democrats are rc-ps,tiul, reIur.ir, to attend
ani take part IN the prucocfugs
Pa OEurE 90 tHI ToNS CoNNirrTI
Paris Ma, 81 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
Snc Grfur0 CrmGcut
PARIS. TUESDAY. rSE I. 1850.

~ Suh-eTit-r. O, Ths p,-i---Jsi iu Saith lati'
- vicinity, VII A.ryttrt di,d trm Jssisrs AZ thr
s,ass q a,s.f, Rt'+r 4. S,ENG..
IN Nutwas Niltr- sr.l sUfu',, al The -tvr, 81
JEREMIAH llONC
o. nsskir'I Niik,-v ar.i s,sr.,g stttr ilu'rl ~
JOHN TNNlnH. 30 st,s.h. ui~h'b place.
ths, WiU n delivered Pc ~ rssar..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

TT byron is said to have remarked that
- the greatest trial Ia a woman's beauty III
the ungraceiul act of eating eggs. Some
Yankee remarks that the poet could never
have seen lady hanging on by the teeth to a
blazing hot corn cob
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
rhRH ToR SALE,

~ hnlo,cr. coutainiu. il.rut 2OD acre. Il gpud
L,ni. With a COED ur, hard ani hrg, au rpuus,.
uu. luildin... well supplied With watcr. anl s'in'
,ts,l Uithin one mlf Il lis, stuuIs, sth"ui.huus'
anil n''tns.huu.,, ssi on, 'r'ruiocn mile' iium
Rail ll,ad cauimuni,at n y veil hosird iu e
pkasant u.irhlsfhupd and 'cr, desirable riunt"u,
and will H. odd At a bargain,
For further particulars appl, To J. ". ThLuor
Esu. Amlp,,T oorusr, 90 a. the suli-siil-r on the
prinis's. BhNJNhlN SoNt.N'
AutassF, Ma, sth, 1850. 3ml1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
pl..sInlion of copnrlnerhip.

The Cop, tn,rship vhi'h be-. h'r'ioiarr existed
tu,Isf ths is 1T kN,rr - rrrN,N.i. tho Gle,
ds,u,rd o, mutual cuu.'ui. AT thus' that ar' in-
d,Lt,d b. tail hfn ~, roJusrlip make Immediate
payment apl 40 the, that h,' tu, 'ulsis against
.sid huu Vil ptrzsut them ipr .'t'm'ni. The
I.-,h. and ,l,uiauI, ~iII h. Doe thr Iu--rssiun Ut
pEINrIss VI. pIrNNv, Nls,is mthury'd ~ s't-
tlr add ,luaul. ALBION n. kNArr,
PGENTI~S VI. PUTNAM.
Hanover, Ma, 81 Is,g. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

t5- We have received from Mossrs. Moves
q Beal, Book and Stationery dealers, Nor
way Village, the Panty kIrcHES GAR
DENER a very useful book, and just IN season
for Spring Gardening Price, fifty cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
a Good Farm for sale,

CONTAINING lGOl,r,s, veil Divided Erri farm,
I we'll wairr,i. 400 uuUlmwuu rHrti"n 90 sdl, e
lag. Hiiur 81 pl1u. 1ni. luih'ng. 'u"s.h. iu.Irr.
90 ,t -l2ib. ,uu.tHsrlllr quantity 90 umtsf. nud
sIlliu h,, mlI.s 1T 3D. Rad Road.
rb,m.,t Dl.a bali down. no, r,ui,u .'r ubdr rIsl
fgr ..asI .,rtrif,. F.t tmtlrf t1uIlIAf. ln,uIr,
ct JEREMIAH HOWE.
~vmsr. Juu, 1. tsjn Jut5'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

rss' IIoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAzISE for June
is received, aud is richly worth double It's
subscription price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
DIED

h, R,,hel. Aprl 10Th, Mr E,r.rirurr >nrl...
sgrd ~ YEAR.
H. Ilanu,,r. SLIT ul,., Mr Mo.c. snplr., ag,i
~ war;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
MARRIED.

~ Di,6,h. MAY 25th, VIZ. is,i Mrlmirc 81
wc,lbro1k, tu Niss Adcla HOLMAN. IT DiNh'h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
BARBER's SALOON.
E GIkNN, 1Elk

70 'F'h'T v ''1''|
III, rul,'l, m,, c,r.,t o. m,,t their Girrl Gu
,,r 10 Pa. aud famiu-tpn. tuHu v',ks, tl
IHr.IHf -sia.u,
Wrh DO. ~rl.suf. luI Rai,r there
T. .m.ath ihfir I,o'. lud tfIw thHrr lltir,
NOD Il ,auf Il,fur. ih,, su h,u.
Ju.t unUs thrm stfl 800 Goo iu, .hHps
AuI o., m, NIL with iluts sud ~uur,
make them gp s1 ,.n Ur.,
iihiuk ,uu'l l.. .sti.hHi With 900, prir".
rlu.. MN ~. isjO. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
NapREdD NE N

EyERu.eia Isre cERrAN KEsEDN or C0Hghs.
Ia ca. and PEiaoaary Complaint, than AyeI's
Cherry PectoraI. u - recommended by .o'H',
Of The Io.t distinguished IN, scians IN tbc intel
St,,c.. For ,ale b RUST 4 YOUNG.
south Paris, March u, 1850,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
gCTICE

'IllE Crfaursr.hip hrrriHi.rr ',i.tirs ur,rr No,
! rauu. ~ Rusr \ NutNu. BE- the las ii..,l,'.
D., uufrlll ofts.ut.
Sal.h P,,i.. VI, -. i-5D. VIVA Wr~T.
t7u \ lOl NJ D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
WANTED.

REhNs, OATS, CORN, PEAS, RAGS, and
LUMBER Of all kinds.
DENIsoNS TRUE \ KENDALL.
Norway, Nav -, 1850 lbuL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20
Siosln's Celebrated Medicines for
Horses and Cattle.

" medicine ii use has accomp!isheds 30 many
extraordinary Cures. and given 30 universal sat .
isihctIon n every variety a.d stage ct disease,
that has hal extensive and rapid sale az
Sloau's 1Iuttne mt and Condition Powder.
Tbs Ointment Is rdpiciy supcrseding all other
Oiutlnents and LinI:HeHts Tor tie cure oil Fresh
wounds, Gals of ali kinds, Sprains. Bruises,
Cracked heels, RingDol.e, Nil.dEalls, Poll Evil,
Cailous, Spavins, Sweeney, Fistula. Sitias,,
ft5es l1{nnen5Sss sana c5sqIs r4nn4Y5sd
Distemrer.
The Condition Powder Viii remove ali iulam-
nation and fever. purift i!le blood. loosen the
skin, cleans the water. au- strengthen every
part Of the body: aud has proved Il sovereign
remedy for the following discusses
Dstemper. Hide bound. Loss Of Appetite. In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, InAaIration OF the
eyes. Fatigue from har! exercise: also, Rheu
matism. Commonly called stiff compaint,)
which proves fatal to r:iany valuable horses
in this country. 1t - also IL safe and certain
remedy for coughs ana colds which generate so
many fatal diseases.
Iess remedies meyer in lure. aAi Away cure
If the directions are followed.
Ii-For further particulars aud multitude OF
certificates of remarkable cures. get panpnle Is
Of Agents.
". B SLOAN,
Grand Dsgo', 10 Lake street. Chicago. III.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20
sLOAN'S FAMILY OINTMENT

Is mild, safe, thorough, and the greatest Exter-
nal Remedy used. It's composed of Veg
eta5le Extracts, and possesses power unequailed
.n0tory Diseases
It's universally acknowledged to be infal-
iible remedy, III every case where il has beef
faithfully applied OH the human system, for pro-
noting nsenslble Perspira'ion, and is invalua
Ole in al! diseases of the flesh. Obstinate u
GERS, Ola Sores, ChiIblains, Sore Throat, Burns,
Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptlons, sore Nipples, Sore
Breast, Diseases Of the Eye. Ague in the Face,
Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords, Pain in the
ide, Back and other parts of the system, Boils,
Scald Head Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Plies, and
every kind Of sores containing the least particle
Of latiamatlon, are permanently cured by this
great remedy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20
CONlterfcitcrS DetcctcG..:
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRIECIPLED
Will LAIN H.:.

such is the usefulness, widespread reputation,
and immense demand for DR.. Rogers Liverwort
and Tar that reckless and cunning Ilnpostrrs,
regardless alike of human sutie rings and conse-
queuces, utterly lost to every feeling of human
ity and virtue. are constantly attempting TO
counterfeit ii. \ nd we have been frequent
" called upon TO check these base and high
handed mpositions.! tina: we feel III duty bound
to warn ana protect the public sgains; them by
every means III our power
The attempt some time since By Professor VI.
Rogers, OF Cincinnati, we have stopped, no.
withstanling his wealth ana influence.
We now warn You against another Counter
feIer, the malicious cunning and reckless imino-
rality OF which must excite the pity and con-
tempt Of every honest man.
John T. 'i'oand, the employ OF George NJ
Allen DrHrriSt Of Cincinnati. has counterfeit
ed our label, ..{ofgta the fac simlie OF Andrew
Rogers siGnatures,' printed pamphlet wholly
lu!s., aud certificates entirely fictitious. and ~
sued medicine like unto the genuine !" e-.er-
We warn the public agans, this infamous OFT
rage, th.s Roland having 10 responsibility ~
stake under the assumed title of Doctor Ioani
is the nominal father OF the whole concern.
Wealth. reputation, aid high station. have
not Withheld the avar;ciCus ald unprinc pied
not only III defiance OF all law and honesty, TO
steal and frauduIenty appropriate our we'll
earned reputation, but regardless OF human life
aud suffering, b. substituting their wretcied
counterfeit, depriying the cousumptlve Of q
medicine which III all human probability might
their lives
What contempt toe hit:rr7
" hat terms too harsh
Or nis!Inent too severe?
Is il not fraud? is it theft? is il net MURDER
A high sense of duty eompeis To these pub
lie expositions OF knavery and Imposture,
rights are legally protected. and it is for
the unwary and afflicted we feel ana write
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20
z
PENNSYLVANI FARMERS.

Have recently tested the virtue of SLOAN'S
Ointment and Condition Pouder, and now rec
omme nd them = the bes; Horse aud Cattle Med
lclne they ever used.
E1,rac, from the Western Press Mercer, Pa,
Feb. 18Th. 1850:
Astonishing Cures invite attention to
the advertisement. of Mr.. Sloan, which will
be found in to-day's paper Sloans medicines
certainly exec ptions to the great amount of
trash with which the public has been "bored"
for years. The astonishing sales, and still more
astonishing cures which they continu all y
performing. will not fail 70 make them popular
with every one
E1rRAoRDIs.sr CraE.-April 18th. 1850
NiIwaukee,i Cook county, Illinois.
large bony Tumor on his breast bone, imme
diaieiy under the collar, which famed him and
rendered his services Of very little value.
faithfully applied several bottles Of Dr. Tayior's
Serv- and Bone Liniment. without the least
benefit then procured Wiider's Celebrated
Horse Ointment, nd used that until became
fully satisfied that it would never relieve the
animal. Finally obtained a box of your truly
valuable Ointme Mt, and in less than sixty days
from the first application the tumor entirely dis
appeared and the horse was well. Yours.
EDWARD ARMSTRONG.
FARMERS. SHEPHERDS & DAIRYMEN
Sloan's Ointment never fails to cure all cases
Of Hoof- All, Or Foot Rot Of Sheep, and injuries
in the feet OF other animals.
Oct ., 1850. s1-IY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20

IL there be any man. be he single OF
married, farmer, mechanic. merchant or
'tamster. who has no, yet supplied him
self with bottle Of II. c.. Farreli's Ara.
oian Lniment. let him so now and do it;
for be assured.it will be worth it's weight
in gold. over and over again. before il
shall all have been used. You have our
word for that. Reader! See advertise
ment in another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20
-,EAsONABLE AND NEW! The


SeaSOMable Dry Goods.
From Philadelphia and Cincinnati. which he
o.fe r. on tie mos. fair and reasonable terms.
and which cannot fail TO satisfy all who may De
pleased TO favor him with Il call.
From the East, he has Just received every va
riety of Plain GOOds--usuaIly worn by
Friends and others, such as: Neat and Plaiu
Dress Silks: Lustres, Ary-niin-s, Cobergs. Eng
iish French N-rino-s, d. Lain-s, &c, &C.
with splendid assortment OF 81 nrlton anu
Book Muslins, Cap Grape, Grape i-eIe>r. an';
Book Muslin Hanak rchieis OF All prices aHt
gu alities. Aiso,--Barceions Ii ont hercniris atd
Dress Shawis Of every shade And grade; ne
Lain-, Tibet, ANA Wool ShAwis OF various
styles aud sizes. from thirty inches up TO ten
quarters square.
From the "Qu-en City" IL has INST received
suct Goods as ,cin compare with any Tor beauty
cheapness and ourabiiIty; con>..iIng, IN part, Oh
Prints, 4 pacas, De LANES, Nonairs, &c Tor
IN. LADIES; ana Black, Brown anc Drab Cloths,
Cassneres aud Sattine.;s. Six, Satin and We!
-ltia tesiinss, for the GENTLEMEN; ali OF which
" ~! be offered very low.
Clrpctil:. of various STYLES ami qualities
from 374 cents TO IS cents yard.
shoes, FoR TIE MIIIIo>.-inc luUing az
kiH0s, frotI thu smallest to the largest sizes
Also India RI bier 0ser-Shoes, Bu.kins, .nc
Boots for Ladies and Gentlemen, with any guam
tItv OF Youths aud Meas hip and ''Stogi
Boot. auu SHOES.
LPitase call and examine for yourselves =
Every attention wl.! BE- gwen ana with pleasure.
Richmond, Ir.. 3. STRATTAN.
9tll mo lolh, 1880. 3ti
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SASH g. BLINDS.
$. CONLEY 4 j. AIN.

Is now making br hand Il, their shop on Pearl
II street, south of the Catholic church. a supe-
r,or article OF w / y D Q w s A Il aud VENl-
/ TIAN BLINDS, c; reduced prices. by 10 a.
cenis-l0 By 70 at 81 cents. and 10 by IA ct 6.
ccut>. BLINDS for u Ugh; wincows TO sui,
the above glass at 81 5o-Sl IS. and 50 co.
other sizes la proportion. We also A-ep Sasn
al the Hardware store Of Fte.eAe. j. BeHton, on
Man. street. where they can be purchased at our
shop prices. We nso keep Sa-'. at the Hard
ware store Q: Nsssrs. kGyr7o"6s' IN Cambridge
CITY.
l-P-r-ons w,-hing 10 buy Sash or Blints
canno, do better iii the State with tls came a.
mount Of money than 20 call sad bay Of Coa.ey
s. Hl:r. TINS CASA 0?orors ir4!r.
lJ'Our size OF sash for ~ light Windows m!
common size glass is ~ inches in width Gn. 81
inches in height. exclusive OF The r.ass--add
inch inr every alcttionai iiyl, ia h- gt iotl.
SASH on hand at eli ..Eses. 4"9 srd,Ts groln9i-
iy ati-uds9 Is.
C0ELEY s BAN
Richmond Oct 30ih. $50 i5tf
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.A<llils.ssSiY:,& SIs~.

NJ ILL he otfrr red al public sale on S;atur-
w day the 9TH day OF December next at
the late residence OF James Pyle, deceased, on
half mile west of liiIlsborougi. the personal cs-
tate OF sad decedeut, consisting Of Horses, Cat
lie, li"g$. sheep. W hest, Cora in the field,
Farming utensils Wagon. Household and X Itch
en- furniture, and considerable other property ,
- -I.--
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day.
when terms Will be made known, and cue al
tendance given by
FIIliU HUNT, Administrator.
Nov. 10, 1850. fits