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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18
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NJ EW YORK WIRE RAILING
/ Y WO1fE<S.--Pubiicn attention /. invited 10


IN WO1fHS.-Publicn attention /. invited 10
improvement, IN manufacturing Iron Build
ing. GratDgs &c. ,pnde from irua rods and foust
iron, designated
WIRE RALLNG, II il tho most Jcanttf,d ~
eiosnre for public private grounds, iarus,
RIGS, balconies, ycrnndshs, arboea. etc. rte.
IPINDOW arms nm GRd7'LNG, For
stores DWELLING lrnatit ps}linis. prisons. steam
ships Sc. Iron Btlstrsds, with vine sark ing, trpc
guards. coal md srreeps, nnd variety of nrt
ces too numerous 90 ncpipI, Which tii4 ipv6utinn
susceptible o. possessing eonycnieHcic- ne1cf be-
fore known, resulting from the impru, cineni for
which 'is article patented. ForelegancH cam
bind viii, strength. for the beauty II il innnmeia
bic variety &c designs. ind ctpccu!Iy r rhenpDess,
IN me lr loss than iron il il altogether IN
riyalled by any ding ~ ~ offered 70 tho pnc.-
The plan ~ crossing the rods IS cortrved thar
each binds the oiis., mud thus r,ntaal SEAPORT 10
given to each ndisiln part oi tue wiDlc situeiafi
1t is believed that fabrics formed Of the largest wire
| and manufactured in this manner, will endnre /,
least five times the violencn 'it Cast Iron Raj
ing in ordinary is capsule Of wibslandiDg. Pm
ccs vary from 30 cents 10 u per lineal foot, The
| subscriber MISC manufactures u IREFENEES,fo
enclosing farms. railroads. parks lawns, Err. guar
antctd resist cattle horses. sheep efe. which IRE
becoming extensively used nnd greatly dis'ingu'b
! cd by ghtness n appearance and eieg2n.c y ''i'''
being impcrccPtibe NJ short distance VIZ ~ 4
thus uninterrupted, the ptp4rect "
beauty ~ landscape riuia5paircd ne 'enee isn'he
entirely ncrv plan being portable w. seenr"
The whole n,a7 be taken daan aud ttbnspared with
the .sne fxcilIy a. ordinary ronroJsl Price from
81 so 10 81 pcr rod including IRON pssts, from IL
to 1G feet +rsst
Inquiries and orders rftfesssd To ,ns Proprietor
wiu r,sct wifi prompt sfieution. 1890
JOHN i. wTcKERSTIAM
sitBr-~d~a., NY
wihnp5tss-24o broadway. q
wosks--New-York Wire Railing wotk.. 80 and
81 Lewis street.
n. B., Silver Medal awar.ip.! IS ssSeficsp inf,
tu,s, 1850. Bronze Mefils awardts - vrSatrsg
Tnstifufe, 1871 anil ltfs
Nov So 3ps
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OBITUARY.,

Died of Paralysis, December sth at his residence
near Amherst Courthouse, MATHEW BRowS in the
10th year of his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18

~ We Gre authorised to announce CHRISTIE
PIER CLARK, candidate for the Sheriilalty of
Campbell county. Nov l3ifts
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A FLETCHER, Under THE VIR-
N GLNIJN OFFICE, has on hsad, and of-
fcrs for sale Z fine stock Of Liquors, Cigars, Cof
fee, Moasscs, Fish, &c.
Nov 21-rfsif
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e., CAnELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE

Es CABEL1 HOUSE. BANK SQUARE.
I--A LyHch6Hg. 1a.--lhe subtef ~ has this day
takcr charge Of the well known ard popular Tpv.
ern, the "CABELL HOE%E.'' recent, occupied
by Mr., John Gescicy where he at MI times be
found ready 10 accommodate ti,ose vino may favour
HIM with call.
The House ia now undergoing thorough repair
and he Prnniscs that paine 'r'H BE- iFayfi his
pari to render his guests comfortable His iIou,u
viii be pro, ded with tie ht-t The country affords,
aud having the best Of Stables. hp promises that
every attention shall BE- given 10 that department.
lie TAKES this method Of Stating To Ne ruhir that
his own personal uucn,iun, aided b. Nh Hilton ID.
Walker, ahui' ~ all times be priil every depart,
men, OF Tho establishment.
Mrrcl 1-t.ii CHARLES PHELPS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHRlSEMASG IFTSi-D. b. PAYNE
~ & BRO. are receiving beautiful assortment
of Animals and other illustrated Books and Fancy
Women Of early christianity. elegantly illustrated
The Iris, beautifully Illustrated Ind Illuminated,
The Keepsake. 10 fine illustrations, :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18

Groceries Liquors &C., on Com
~ SiGNMENT'-We have just received il
Store Consignment Of Groceries &c, consisting
in part Of 70 half boxc. Loaf Signr,
20 hhd-. n. o. Suget
) barrels do
10 bags Rio Coffee,
500 pair Brogap.,
100 Boots.
10 bbls Double Rcctifird Nbi,s.y
10 French Brandy,
Old Apple do
l6 boxes Cheese,
Adanaptinc Candies.
llcrrings, Mackcrel, &C.. &C..
MOSBl & HtOLCOMBE,
Not lift, Auct. & Com, Merchants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18

ENKN LANE, Attorney mt Law,
l. u will practice hi, profession in the various
courts of Patrick, Henry, Floyd Carroll and
Franklin counties
RrFERErcEs:
John J. Purvis, Lynchbur. Va.
Purcell. Ladd & Co. mud w adsvo rth. Turner
& Co., Richmard Va
Daam. Miller 4 shpe, Baii,nre, Nd
James G. Moir, Parrl Comfy.
He will also attend To- the collection of claim, in
Rockingham, Stokes md Surry counties, in North
Carolina.
LIZ ADDRRss-Pa.,iok Conrs-Hous Va.
Dec S--6nif
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Results OF the Words Fair.

In the very comprehensive and iumin
-ous report Of the Secretary Of the Interior
we find the following references to the
Words Fair. and the benefits likely to ac
cfne to oar industrial interests, from it,
The measures taken by Mr.. Stuart, TO Sc
cure these advantageous results were com
anendable in every sense:
"The Industrial Exhibition which wa,
opened in London in the month of May
naturally attracted much attention in thi.
country. II was the first occasion in tn,
history of the world, when all the nation.
of the earth were invited to make an exhi
lbition of their natural productions, and the
results Of labor in all the departments o
industry.
Believing that great advantages would
'nccruet to the people Of the United State:
from having an agent present at this inter
esting display. who was competent to un'
derstand and describe all the objects of in
tcrest which might he exhibited, author
lied Mr.. Charles f. Stansbury, an nteli
gent officer connected with the Patent OF
flee, to go to London and discharge that du
ty.
He accordingly spent several months il
making minute examination Of the mos
choice and valuable products of nature and
art which were presented; and | have nc
doubt that his report, which is now il
course OF preparation, will be n valuable
and interesting document He was in
structed to inform himself particularly in
regard to all the natural productions, i'm
plements, machinery. manufactures. and
processes of manufactures, works of art
and other objects of interest, peculiar to
each nation. so as to impair, the knowledge
thus acquired TO the people of our country.
rs all the latest improvements in ma
chincry and the useful arts were there dis
played, careful description of them will
be Of great value To the Patent Office, in
enabling it to decide whether machines
and other alleged inventions and discove.
rics IRE really new and useful, so as to be
proper subjects Of patents, or copied from
those cxhini;ed at the London FAIR The
farmer and mechanic will also be benefit
ed by obtaining information as to the most
approved implements, tools and process
scs employed in their respective occupa
iions; and the general reader cannot fail tt
'be interested and instructed by an accurate
and authentic account of the most extern
sive and varied collection of useful object.
which has ever been brought together from
the different quarters of the world. 1t i.
proposed to append this report to that OF
the Commissioner of Patents; and, if Con
gress shall deem it propcr. to publish il
greatly enlarge the circle of useful inior-
NATION. and give a new stimulus to the
enterprise and industry Of the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18
(LOTHs, Cassimcrs, yestimgs,

4 NAeAHS, sassfmcrs, SesttnKS,
~ Tailoring &c.--Ihc subscriber hgs now tho
largest stock Of cloths, cnssimcrcs and v.,tings c.
er seen 10 T.ynchburg. having jntt opcncf.--
30 pieces twilled and pinin black rcnch cl.tn,
manufactured in AK Ia CbrpelIc rance .cx prcssy
for The s',bseribcr, md Il ccr,ninly ny HANDSOME
and chcrpcst assortment ever brought 10 this mark
-.
b pieces EnG!'sh and French fancy oassimercs.
beautiful s,ylrs.--Ar,o,
10 pieces blk French doc.lna, manufactured
for the subscriber. nnd moguEeem Hock i F,saeA
PinM and Casnmcfc TrairgA
lie can have the above good. made up in tho
most fashionable nnd durable manner. having in his
employment Mr. James MrMHkin. m experienced
Tailor from Philadelphia, mud will warrant per
feet fl IN every instance.
Also, large Mud splendid stock Of READY
MADE CLO7ULNG. Among the stock my DO
found n lot Of Exhibition Rcfsrsabc Over Coots,
made in London.
~, len. phN r. n t,trrus
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Frcighfs up and Down the Canal.

ErclKhtS up ana DOWm TIC C1nHI.
Tobacco, leaf (pcr hogshead,) 81
Do. manufactured, (per box,) 10
Flour, (per bbL1 10
Bar Iron, (per TONI IS
Pig Iron, (Per tun.) 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer TOM 90
Plaster, (per TOM l 90
Salt, (per sack.) 6tto8
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 to 90
MoLAssEs.-West India 50 to 40 cts per gallon.
N O. ~ IN AZ en-,
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r AND FOR RENT,-Havinr been a.

Dec ls-lt WIN. NJ. BLACKBOARD. ?. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18
\ EW G0ObH.--orencd hi. morning tho
~ following new and handsome eoods:
ScNrIl ninr.x lnrL nlnn.lnInr-

deep and handsome
Al'p Indies hcmstitchcd .cnoped ard revere hk-,
some Of which very pretty. Tho .tftsetibet ro
'pectfas sQiqiisa call from helpdjsste thr nho,s
goods. Nov 2G--iia Don + rnlEB9.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18

N accordance with the nbovs arrangement, the
Il undersigned w'll open the school on the y, day
Of February. 1852.
The scholastic year will be divided inln two scs-
sions Of FIVE months each. Consequently the
first session win terminate LIST july, the second ii,
Christmas. This point has been selected fyr the
school with view to convenience, being very ac-
cessihle from every part Of the county upd the plan
is fixed to render it permanent location. Every
branch oflesrning necessary for complete Eng
lish, Classical and Mathematical education. win be
thaught in this school; the course il thoroughly
preparatory for the UNIVERSE, Of vreinis tia an
dersisncd using far practicable the text books
Of this institution. The regular examinations viii
be held at the end cfcach session hen parents and
guardians are cspectsdto attend. All tnccrssary
| arrangements have been made in tho Village and
neighborhood. TO furnish board and applications
upon this subject can be made. by letter or .oh-r-
wise. TO either ofthe following gentlemcn,' DR.. q
Hamblcton, Col. Ro. Pr,chett, MIR. YIN. II.
Payne, Capt. J. Gucrrsnt, Major Grii6,b Dick
enson, Capt, Herndcn, MIR. l.. 7. Tar,fey and
others in tho immediate n-ighborhood -,
JOSEPH I. GODFREY.
TERMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS !.


II 1ROsE ACAOE.
~ MY. I'F'syfraaia. Fa.--The Trustee. Of this
institution take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lic that they have engaged the service. &c Mr. Jo-
srPn T. GoprsEY for the superintendent IT thi.
school, the ensuing year. Mr.. Godfrcy is so well
known rs M experienced and successful teacher,
that il 10 deemed entirely unnecessary to remark
upon the srhi-ci ether Of his qualifications fit
ness for the dseba,ge Of the various du,ic, OF HI,
profession; and the Trustees confidently expect n
liberal ra'rcngyc TO tho school, Parenrs at n dis
tnnce whn.may send their children to tbs paco for
the purpose OF education may res, rod tin, cv.
cry care will be taken to render them comfortable
and to promote their wclfsre in every pasticulsr
.. Il. HAMBLETON.
Prcs't Beard Trustees
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M,rcl 1-t.f CHART Us rUEirS

ID Fs.AGa;, of Danyi;ic, hp.iag bo
4 come cnnscrshnt With the Mode Of trnnsnet-
ing bushes. with tho Department. at Washington,
aud oe.'snng to visit TINT city frequently hereafter
will attend to such Revolutionary. Hourly L.rd
and other cIrm. us may be entrusted to him from
tho surrounding country.
s-5~ Address, paani,. Va. !5o,,pgo paid
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IL manning in the Post Office, Deer 18th, 1851.
Persons calling for letters in the following list will
please say they are Advertised.
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+ IsT OF LETTERS Re.

EgADDRE.s: CAMPBELL & CHALMERS,
Dec lists IvHrbbnrr Va
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15

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r"..sH.rs 'H, f.tIfiHH with tr. uH.r .i t.H.t
r..rHI, three v,fks suU.ts..yr't .u The 'N.rf
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cd 'Hi pu'tol az 'r,'ithir, d,,, lsrr .afi iu- II
n''tinr, Co ihr 'nl that aI p.r.nH. arI C'raniuus
mas then pHd thrf, ,pp,.r 1ni show rluss, % aaN
'h-1 have, vh, ihc payer Of sliI IsiIuHU,r shHr.i
HHf d. gHu'.N
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\ tru' COPS uf ssrI Petition urf oH.rr ~ t.uTi.
p AuHi-WN. h. kINHllL, t.uk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15
TO POSTM,STERs.

POST OFFICE STAMPS. The advertiser.
Post Master ~ Pheasant Grove, Alraau, Couni, &.
Mar, land, !. the hrst prrs0u iu the Uniicd States
v be- conceived aid undertook rNtcnsiv,l, a. ruhlish
The iioa II furnishing an Poet Oflc,s Nth cheap
-tamrs. Al Stamps made q, him are warranted
equal ~ surstirr o. ans others that can D. piucurd
at che same rtcr anil Whenever au, are cent 0ut b.
ON, maunst Objective ~ unsatisfsstdfy, duplicates
vii o. forwarded, "n notice, Wiihurt extra chlrgr.
an Who Order 80 II Sumps With fill - n
charges irr dnics, NJ on, Two Dollar, (6r thifN
r,scss) sh,ll d. Kept IN stamps "a lliisu Foil
-. with one ohangr, 81
Whsu Snwns ate ufltl, made. With turned han.
Iigs aud srtvvsslrue .t,lr a. the r,sul.r Govern
u,sut Poet Ohire ~tamrs--,1rstk, sfcisut and
warranted, rtiCc Co. ? uul,, apI 'rrrisl suihor.
it, Co srri Ny mail iier. Aiilcfs 7 ", rl,asant
Grove, M.
Az, editor Publishing the ala,e, (viih this no.
to'l three times, anil .eptl1c a cop, II ths T1rrr.
shaN receive % credit &C. Ten pHihu iu wood siiei
or Tu bolau pruuGprcss--or ifTusietrd. "a wood
engraving or ~ engraved urvsvspsr beat, II the
slu,r value, vii D. forwarded. SEES
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15
The Elections

The hies, returns from kentucky render IL
,sr,.n that Lazarus W. Powell, the Demo
cratic candidate Cor Governor. and j. h.
Thompson, the Wing candidate for L. Gov
eroor are elected. Bo,h branches Of the leg
i.llturc will be whir. The new Congress
,,1al delegation Of Kentucky will consist ct
Eve wings and Eve democrats. 10 the last
Congress there were four democrats aud "a
uh,rs The following ART the Congrgs,mcu
elected
1t t.suic,-Liun Boyd, Dem, reelected.
aI-Bsui. +. Grey, whig, in place Of l..
johnson, wing.
B-Prr,ley Ewing, whig, Va place Of +.
r Mclean, vhig
uh-wm + Ward, Wing, IN place Of G.
\. Caldwell. dem.
5,h-Ja,. W stone, dem, 10 place Of J.
b Thompson, Wing
C,h-Ajdison White, vbig, place Of u.
Brock, Wing.
7th-H Marshall, vhic, reelected.
sh-Jno e. Breckenridge, dcm., in place
Of g.. ; Morchcid, vhig
pth-Jno. e.. Mason, dem, rc-elccicd.
ic,b-Rlchari n Stanton, dem, rc-clcct.
Ia Indiana. che result Of thc election for
m-me,r, OF Coarrg-s' :, stated by ,he las, &C,
count. GO b. as follows
laJ.,,-L. q DgBru'cr, vh.g, place of
y Nbsrts1r, doom.
-s-Cyus T. Dgaham, jem., reelected.
81. J. Robinson. DOM. reelected
lh-S. ". ra'srr, Wing, place OF e.. W.
J.rap. hos -1.l tsu.
5h.-Th5s. 4. lI,u1url,, Dem, place of
" D BusU, dem.
ra-WHG. 4 German. Dom, reelected
-s-Joh' G. Davis, dem, place Of T. We
Darrary. uh.-
-l-paasl Mace. f,sr ,r.l dem, place ul
= g. NepunH, lrn.
al-G. y. Y,-h. nsc SOD drra., rr-r'rrt
Irh-J " BORDEN, dem, boz place Of \.
J Harlan. Dem.
Teht L.ro-rat, and tuuvh.-. last Com
r-... a.r. trn"rrt, and uar vt.r.
Puul rruras from Trano-,r, indicate 'hat
william C1nrs.'I DE Jn.on Wh.s cane
,.ur mr Governor, B, elected
I-t- ah Congressional district r Nn-'h
gawra. David Ouae. th- Wing rardla.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15
srATr or WAIVE.

O,roHp, ,,.-wsrcrp ni',rici Govt. Jurc Tenn.
1851.
Nnd rau IL arrsafipr o. che Govt that The sail
Tif1rfrf T.. Iii1is b. MT ne trhtll'sui II this
state. sni hes no tenant, agrni or auan,, thsrin.
AMI that b. has ro notice ~ ths r,nlsur, II ihi.
,uit. It,s therefore oulrrsd vs. che Cont that The
aid Plaintiff uatif che sai l'rl'.is ~ the rss.
Irns, ~ thi. .ut. T., s1r.i7g sH ,rr.isl e.r, Il
hi. writ Teacher with this orsr ~ Cuui ihrrr.u,
On D. r,lli.hed three weeks surro.si,el, ip The
ONfi,d psfnacat, a rcvsrarsr THllshsd at Paris,
,D saii Count, rf ONfrd. ihr lsi Publication o. h.
hint, la,s at hast l,i1rr thc urNi Tenn II aid
ni,tiru Govt. io T. hull,a Nc lAu. aGf,.ail. on
the ..,riI rr,.f,, ~ November rr,t. ~ thr rr.I
that ihs .aiI Drirr,hBt r,, ihr1 anl th5rr arraf
~ aid Cont 1nl shrv rlr.r u aH, hr have. vhy
iuIssu,ut shHr,'I rHt a. r5lisffd Hglirst hu. luI
,NrJuiilH tssur sJJHriiUg'1
WN. X. ktNruL. Glib.
Nlstl,t n pIG wit ani trClretua. aHd uf.
trt ~ Cont ih.r,Ip. Au,sE
p vs.. X. klurilL, Clrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15

A FE,EgrL THoroHr.-"ltis a terrible
thought" SAYS Cooper, in his Two Admir-
rails, " ga, au hour Ike this, To remember thai,
nothing can BE- forgotten. have somewhere
read thai not an oath IS uttered, that does not
continue to ,Ibrais through al time, IN the
vide spreading current Of sounds not pray.
er lsPed tha, rs record is no, 10 be found
stamped on the laws Of nature By the indel,-
bic seal Of the Almighty's will"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15
state of Maine

ONrouu ss. Ats C.utt Of Count, Camnis'inu-rs
lH.u1 1rI u.I'ru 20 paris, uiihI1 ani &C. 'IH
C.uuN ,f o,lfl. GOO tIr Second t1N 90 J1.N lN
lIuuuusut ifum ttr NAY Tom, 4. -. lsjl.
I'rHu th. foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having lr,u rtriy,I that che pItIrIurIis lrr r.-
.lHrsAl ,4i ought o. D. heard t.ugbIH- ihr matter
80 frth in thrrr petition, it BE- Ougr'i, ialt ihr
t.rrt, CHuuI.silurr, mrrt li ilr los uI jam. y.
nuglru DO Aull,,r in s.d Juurtr, ou ru.sJa,,
thf turgi, .ihuI ,, 81 S,p'.mlyr 1851, lHi thrrr'
uluertI O. ,lsv ihr uYrfg rrH'HIH Boo the GstiiII1i
immai.Btt, aItet which WOW, bearing ni the Ilr-
tils apd oitBa..c. vil De- hal 10 suHr cru'rnirni
Mac, in the ,if0i,, and suHh further mols1Us a.
ksn n the premise. as the Irmu...i1usr- shRii ad-
lpI TO- rup,r3 Nod b. D. fr'hff urte.'i, That n''
tirr ui The time, place aui rurp1sc ~ The '"mn.'-
.i.1rr.' meeting lhrrsaid IT, given O. all l'.s"n'
.nt corporation Interested, D., pulHshinE ihr fel'
iiYp sul Order ~ Cuuu rirfeUn, siN weeks sue
received, in The Agr, = usw.parsr issued D, the
uriHfrf o. ths STATE, ani IN The oNiufd DcWocihi'
B.usrs,r.f pfiutrd 81 Pans iu The tpu1iN ~ Va
ford, sni D., 80, u- an site.s,i copy II ihc i,''9n
sui thi. Oder thereon, uppn the tluh ~ ''H
town II Ans,er, aud hy posting Ike c"r 90 in ih''
ruhc Mace. IN 81 tuwn, the hst ui -aii p1u'c''
ton. AMI zach II the other notcc', 10 =" maze,
served anI pasted, thirty DAYS At least hsioi' sAii
time II nsstug, 10 the cod that all persons nnd o"'
pnrtinn. GOA, then sn there srpear an show cause
ifsny the, have whV the prayer OF said petitioners
should not D. grated. -
Auc.,-wM. X. KIMBALL, Cierk.
4 true copy Of said Petition AMI Order q Court.
spa ,rsd-WM X. klMBALl, Cbtk.
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Arsma. L. IIsnsy Plaintiff. V.

EleneFef 4. lliwls Defendant.
"In Plea 9th case Zoe that the aid Kinds n
aid Paris an the nineeenh dsy II No,cmlsr in the
,car II ouf Lo,d one thousand eight HUNDRED and
ftt,.uiuc, IN be noi, Il hand ~ that date Nv him
.rasd, or valne received promised the Plaintiff 90
m, him or his order the Il ninety dollars
un demand snd inlcr,sti'
"Aiso g. that the said liinds NJ aid Paris on
the ia, II thr putshase II THE writ siug ind,lsed
4, the plinud iu the som e one hundred and sew.
ept, three ,l,srs. and f0, oeuts asrotdinr a. the
account annexed. then and ih,fr in consideration
thereof promised n, rhiuiiG o. pay him the same
SOM on demand Vet ihs said n5irniant thaush
ofrn rruussl, h.. ut paid saii sums. bot usrlr,ts
,pd r,ii,ss 20 g. do. 10 the dlmags n he satl
Psinlia e. he ,aysl the ium Of two hnodrtd do.
lars.
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\ ban Sr,Er. Edward +. Douglas,
lately executed la New York, ior murlcr 600
ulc high .-ls. makes the following statement
in his confession II never was in liquor
hll once. and mat Ma on the election ct cli
Tn-canoc Coca Hau,-onJ Co thc Pres
Jrncy. and ,hatvas oa hard cider cuu..d-
rr myself good vh.r." Common, IS ua-
necessary. Ipre
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10 the Ladie, Of Pnri, nnd yicinitY

,.,' VII. NlN>LpM, an sNp,risuc,i nurse and
NJ iul>ltlAN, has a ~uuruINo SNU-
'' 'llLpbtN ILEflllNG. u gTo,tly "a.
ciHhirs che PROCESS Il tsrtbt., H., .,6.0i4y tb.
uuus-WiU ala, 40 pa,s ..s 80, 80, AMI
= RI To REGULATE THE NOVELS
Dspeud upon o, mothers. IL ~iIi give ret 4, ,rrr.
selves, and relief snl health g. ,G,,, ,,fgt. 49,,
A. fliisf q tias.y ssci,-Isrtr,t, al. 4, 4, al.
ministsret 20 very isebls infants. Afr,.b .urrI, Il,
HUBBARD 4 STEVENS, Price 25 emit. /.
BIuls
-FEaquirc or MRS. wINSLOw'S SoOTu.
b Suffering.
fnr sair BY HUBBARD 4 STEVENS. Paris;
A. VI. HAMMOND, South Pare; A. d. DWI-
NIL CO, Mechanic Falls. isly od6ml5
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I.vsrlyyrSr SrrawurraEs "Whu
is DE- bas' uus GO transplant s,nvbgm,s, al.
o. % hls been omitted iu ,bg ,grnr'"
As ~aoa after bearing season as practical.
b.r. The ,lr..sr thry lrr 80 oat tho batter
VII De- Doe growth they v.Il make before
winter; aat ths uors psrigc, the crop ua,t
year.
MANY person. lose an ihs plants they re-
move a., m.i summer, even after abur.ou, Ma.
towing hy ao' doing de- work right. A. .ooa
as che plant, are taken OPP, ths leaves SHOULD
be an removed bat tbe ,mlI, central ones ro,
Vet half expanded 'lg r1u,s should Dr. rm-
s,r,ed DO mud, and ,ay plant. then stout 4.
ths earth should De settled about them b,
pouring ou sa,cr, and then Gns earth drawn
around them 20 form a mellow surface. 4
coauUr Of fine manure, two inches u.s.
should then be placed abou, them, which Va IN
keep ihe ground moist, and prevent baking.
.f ans subsequent watering s needed, which
val scarcely ever d. the case. On suitable
soil, not one plant iu twenty will be Lost
lAHmy CuHirai1r.