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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
V. Rusn's CELRnRArKn RENnxArING

AROMATIC CoRDIu.Of all the preparations that have
ever been made for General Debility Dyspepsia Loss Of
Appetite Weakness OF the Stomach and Bowels SC this
article has been pronounced by physicians and druggists
the pleaSaneSi and best Principal Depot S9 Greenwich
eoner Of DuaneSi. ana by Druggists generally Prce
cents per bottle my27 6rurhSSatA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
BAsNuM's.-Two days more and the Bate

.ans then leave Us for good rhev proceed drees 10 Lon
Son Manarer Greenwood oferS We notice, great ball Of
sfsrr,e ~ thS afternoon ard evening The pFogdeS ap
pssf sn I've p,eces' SseetheaTts AID Wives and The
fOung Scamp
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

WASHINGTON CEMETERY, NEAR GREEN
Eighty square feet for $40 The plank road is
completed from Court 8, BROOKLYN, 10 the Cemetery
DIR FAY the Agent 80 Fulton where the map Of
the ground may be examined
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

EY LADIES TEMPERANCE DiNISG oALCoN'
A., - tInsns. Cd door from Nsssau-st We wol.a N
ades that pe have opened pleasant r',l A. t1s
.Say. No 2 where they can le served WIN meas "a % a.
90, forms for sr cents plate Also pndlih-s al p-aJ
a. -, ceDts Pare country milk with either breal ~
nash hominy CT cracker, cents Dy"L iea' c'A7o VI
e'ooa' Oo"'' i0 JOHS 5. SAYERY
uy27a' SYLYEsIEk Cn1 IN.
~ SPLENDID French WEDDING CARDS
silver bordered and plain porcelain elegantly ana i@si9 %
s, eneraved and printed m gold silver ana col2s AND
yer, large assortment Of elegant SILVER & ' -,
,-celsin BRIDAL Envelopes Boxes and Waiers ol .4o
"a cbesf desigps and patterns, from the most css3r1-1
y.snfacturers Of Paris and London at EVEADsLL > -
war, corner Duane-st -=z-
News FROM THE WoRLD'S FAIR.
Lyons Powder they say,
Begins over the WY,
In ENGLAND % make a sensation
Reaches bed-bug and feas,
And the insects on trees,
II IS killing all over the nation - ..
Depo. for LYONS Magnetc Powders, deadly % nSSSls
but harmless y man. 42f Broadway Lyons MaSnec PIs
fr the destruction Of rats and mice, also SOLD tneIe
my2e 3t+<W
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
20 Have YOU tried WArrs's Nervous

Andoe 90 relieve YOU Of debility conSump-
ton IL YOU have not don't pretend to wish to get we'll
all experience shows cannot take II and remain SicA
To he had at lO2 NaSsaust 81 bottle The poor for
nothing at t2t Greenwch-s 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

GET UNDERsHIRTs AT SANxAY Sit Is
the plsce TO procure at remarkably low prices style
and size desired Also, Summer drawers, which whom
shaped and squared and ntto TO their place. will be pro-
neunced all right Remember, the place 20 get your sum-
mel rig Of undershiTts and drawers Is az SANxAYs,
myS9 81 tl6 Wilan-si one door above Fulton
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

~ -Four thousand yards superior red
eck and white Canton Mating of one TO one and half
wards wide at very low prcss 80 B0wery HIRAM AMBER
SONS Also English Posr OA Cloth, eight yards wide,
ffom which viii DO cut ~ IL any hall OF room, sc al
astonishing
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

tS English Imperial Three-ply Car
getng new and beautiful asgns for SraS sales a; 90
b9wey, HRAs ANpERseSs. THIS morning twenty bales
viii be exhibited and sid very eheAp Also TAree-py
Carpes. 6S Cd Is. s. and y yarl ON aid zee them
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
ROCKY MoUYrliE SnvERY BEAVEl

B1Ts WITHOUT MIxTrEE-SUEnsER STYLEs-"e are
Trenared 70 furnish geRtsen about to Vsf Europe au
he Word's Industrial HrkhOR ~ LONDON win 1hs see
Amsrcan Summer Hat, ~boSe years OF poPuItiy @ .uo
eoualed only BIZ its e0art, elegan0e and unique shu
Hcture -. <c.t.
IRARY Co Haters and leaders Of fashion for Gentle
.1n,s uate Nos z aaa Astof House my3 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

SUMNER HATS IN THEIR FARIETY.-Ihe
most popular styles offered the public at the neprce
''Tas; Tnsss aI1 s1s W KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO Stair Carpets are now sold at aston a.' d
shing low prces al % BOwery HIRAM s nd 4s
Benutifrl uattern Of Venetian Sar csrpes - rneStrV
per ward Three ply STAR Carpsts s. . ah % cent
STAIR Carpet. g. Brussels STAR Carpet % - -
hess than be fOuna
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

CANT frame containing portraits Of President Fillmore
and Cabinet together with other notable which has
attracted 50 much attention of late MHrEHURSTS Da-
guerrean Gallery, No $40 Broadway, will be shipped for
London by the next The public invited 70 call
and examine It for a few dRvS lcnser
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

Tvy SUMNER Hat SEAsoN.-lhe sea
mr. ..y Hats has fair!y commenced, indeed the
son & ioi s warm thai they indispensable GEsN
80 ReaTers the richest and most dssage - as
- bas ever brought out are no" read' ose'hei WI"
ILL ne ns, ,s,,etv Of modern fabrcs for gentlemen.
si'"' GEEIE 2l4 Broadway, opposite 81 PAU 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

-" The discerning puollc 81 a. Va, s.ore'
g .s Sas hs.s S % oa~ hs 6s'i q he sns
they can 10 bought ~ 6p ss 80 and 81 also the beau
& Esb BY enseT So call at the Union vii
.rosf fsefilOus.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

rat the last Gubenatoral Election Seymour
had $50 majority in Suffolk and 364 in Queens,
| Hunt II in Richmond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-11

PosrAoE SrANrs.-Wiih reference To the
immediate and immense demand throughout,
the country for postage stamps Of the several
denominations prepared under the late act Of
Congress, We are authorized to state that, al
though the manufacturers at Philadelphia are
now using every eSertion To furnish Them, il,
is nevertheless To be regretted that they can.
no, turn OF sufficient, quantity to enable the
Department to distribute them a, .ncc over
the whole Union.
About two millions three hundred thousand
have hccn received BY the Department. and
promptly despatched to the most important
points, and arrangements are in progress
speedily 10 supply nearly two thousand POS,
Offices an over the country, 80 lha, all will
soon have ,hc opportunity and the advantage
Of prcpayIng their correspondence.
The manufacturers ate making between three
and four hundred thousand STAMPS a day, and
are interchangeable iu their efforts to increase
the daily amount or production up to the point
Of foil supply. That being once attained,
tho public will, without any further delays,
be furnished TO any desired EXTENT Wo'i-
mriau RVuii
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slnin Of Mninr.

o,roRp., IS. Ata Cuur n County Commission.
en-. leeun anil holden at Paris, within and ior the
Connly ofOSfitd. on the sccoud Tuc,dsy of May
A. ID. 1851
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having ben received that The pel,li1nets sre &C..
.pon.he ani ought h. ~ heard iouching ihr waiter
~ ftth in their pstiilan It y OrleIcd that the
Coa,t, Ca,nmissiunsfs met Al The dvelpg hnusr
II Am,. winslov w. Iluskhcli, on Muad,y The 2iih
,Iay II Anrtst, \. ~ 1851, ~ ten o'olock, \. NJ,
asI tb.n-r prasrsl n view the rouie mentioned iu
s.,I petiiian: Immediately after which view, v
hearing a the ratirs ant their witnesses viii l..
had al slm. convenient phCc IN the ,icinii,. and
such further measure. Hkrn in The premises ~ the
Commissioners shall inigr pfupcr And Il " iur.
ihrr Ordered. that notice Il The ting, place sni
purpose Il the Commissioner ine,iiug ahfc'lid j.
given " 40 pstsous anl corporations interested, h,
rullshiu. the Petition, With Oh, Oder II Cont
thsrrun, three weeks surcrssiyr'y On The ONfrrd
Democrat. = rcvspsrrr rfinird NJ Paris, in the
Caani, II ONfrd, ard b, ser'ing IAN aiirsirl cup,
# N. Petition with the Order thereon, up1n The
Clr,k. or the towns II lurl6,ll and Paris. snl ~,
rosiio- IN ihrce pulir places IN each of .aii towns
II RurAG a1l PARIS, the hrst oi ad Publications
,nd each Il the other u.iic,s a. H. made, served
emf fs,.ts,l 10, .ast thiri, d'y. before aid time II
mrr,in-. a. th- ,ud that ~ TcrsuHs 1ni o'Usfp-
tio1s may then api thee appear AMI shlw cause, II
an, ihr, have, vhy The pfs,sr ol add petitioners
shouJ not h. gunlri
Arcu-WN. \. kIMnNIL. Cic,k.
4 ir,c COP, 4 aid r,tid.,n sn,l Orl.' II C'uu.
- Nuest-WN. n. KiNBAti., ClctA.
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To the Ilon Court Il County Commissioner, neat
IT, b. holden n Paris. wiihia aud inr The C'.nn,y
~ oSiord, on the second Tuesday Of Mays Al
1881.
rJ,llE undersigned woull respectfully rrifr''nl
that more feasible aud shorter fuuie Than q
now inVelsd o. laid cot. NAV w. locai'd ihrugh
Peru and sumner 10 Buck6cld Village. We there
fore pray thu. Cut ia proceed AMI y'r~ said r'"''
lnl make such alterations and new locaii"n', and
discputinve such portions e lormef lDcaiions E"d'
Jog h. Duck6eld Village you may ihink necessa-
~; heginnng on the river road that leads irom
DisGall through Peru 10 Canton, Al some POINT h..
tween James Lunt's and sumner Rubinson's ~ said
Peru thence souihcrly 10 William Joftan'- IN Sum
nsr; lhenrc suuihea,teiy ~ the road lesdiug 10
fosiei's Corner, IN Sumnrf with ruch alterations
A. I'M, w. urcrssary; then sUulheib io iniri'eci
with the rad NJ ~ near neihu,l Gays ,u said
iowu II Sumner; thcncc snuih-fy 90 The 'uad bead.
inr ifnrn slil CaNs tn nuskhei Village, ~ The
f,at of Ca.tavaY llill w Burkhrll, III ucs l's'inc
laid road, anl fplning souihsily 60 cpnnr't wuh
saiI rai ~ ~ near William nu'gham's ~ said
Bu-k6,u. CYRUS WORMILL s uthrrs.
May oh, 1851
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sheriff, sale.

ON.oEr. -. ~, 5ib. 1851.
FI'NkEN uu sNsSuilun aul wi. D. ~ nj, fu'Ic
Asrr.p. ou Munls,, issui, fifth DE-, Il Au.
got ulst. 81 upe o',Esk o. he aGrup1n at The
st.rr of rIIlNNN 4 brown in Clnian. i7 s.,il
Crrrr, 1T O>Grd, 90 thc ugh' ,n ogui, that NAH.
ru ghIiI. 81 aid C,Hi11, hes or lti, oH lh- "a,
o.. .,r. 80. Buarhei ua MesHr ruaer.s, 81 rr-
,'rruir. or, tluuir. drsrfhsi real rsiilr, Viz. e.
CERTAIN Parcel ri laHJ situated in Canton. u1 The
Wet q. Of ths NrIrHsr.g-i1 river, and luunl'd
us lUHns, vu. h-t0rt7g 90 th nrrh.rasi CORNER
81 Do y. ivr1N-oHr be- he siNih DH-r, ihrnoo
fsIs', r1ls thHur, -HHfh iUrHN .uf r1is thrur,
srsfs IN 1l. thrnrg .1ufh Nine degree rIs' ihITN
ono a,I orr hall r1s. thence clst, o. che east hur
,i#|Il. fh-lgr uruh DO .1h % hrr Co. 10 t.sf
Irrr .fIr.i brrrlt,, containing ivc1il arTcs, 1Il
l-iHE pat 90 BE- ~. ivrn'1 -lsfs, tangH s.N. A.
o0s h.ifarrc 81 bri hing 90 C,rtpn alr,sa,l, Co..
rrihrr with ne bul I1.. ihrrsun, aui ieius The
,amr nov occupied o. .ll Child. A..l o1r other
parcel of land hing 90 Cation aipro.al. and con- The
ve.irtk eide n the A1lusrrggi1 river, hsi8g an
th,t rlr Il 81 W. rNr1, in IN 9Th Br.-. cp1.
,s,rI ~ sliI Chill, o., S,rs1I e. Jpors O., Decd,
dated Jarutr, tvcnty.ss,,n, eighteen hu1Ilfri and
frtf.fyr. Al uf slI real 'spt, l-iug o. same
Nuu-l.sI lN ,ail Nathr,, Chili Co.. John VI. Doh.
con. o, be. N1urlrs Decd. dated oct. IL lsjD. and
r,clf.'cd On the ONfarj Records, Box -, Page
EOS. o. secure the p3,msot e : 80 and interest
3v22 IIORNTlO AUSTIN, D'pt. sh'h.
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nihic of Mninr

ONruru Nl Cont II Count, Conmiisinnsr'
I...uo anil holden ~ PARIS, vi'hil aud &c the
C,u,t, Of O>6ri, 900 tho second TurIiay oi MAY
\. II. 1851
Upon ID, foregoing petition, 'aiisficirr, c,ilcncc
h4yl-. hen received that the r'i,lo1'r' age rr-
.ru1.i B. a4t rusht o. D. heard tuurhng The matter
st fuh On thgtr petition, q j. Ordered, that the
C1u,t, Cnnr...stluTrs meet No thr dNclIn. house
,fIar.h VI. II.rleii, in ONfrlun Tuesday che l9th
t,,uf iugu.t 1851, 10 ten u',lrk \ VI, and thence
rrrsri t1 view th- route meaiiruei be- the petitions
immr,I.t,, after vhirh view, hearing e The ar
ti,. aui viffrsscs NiIl D. had a' 'pns convenient
rl,r. in the ,..int,. lnl sush 6uihsr measures "a
k~p p the rtcniscs nj the Commissioners shall ad-
be e. rropfr; And IL is further Ortr.6d, lhli no.
lice pI ,he time, place all gu,ruse % the Commis.
si.nris' m.ciiHy sfueslId he given n ail rerso1s
and c0rroaiilni interested D, publi'hing The fcii.
lion an Oder Il C.urt thereon, three weeks sue
rs,,,yc', !, The ONflrd Democrat, a ncN'gsrer
inflated At Plds re the County n ONiuri, ani by
serving an ate.tcl coy II the rcliion With thi.
Oder iheIcoa, up1n the Cicfk Il the town ct
ONfirl. aud T., posting lie curirs in thee public
rbrss IN sl town ct ONiou, the hrst " .aii ruh.
Eratilus and e,ch ut the other nUtcss o. H. made,
served lnl posted ri least thirty rsys before ''ii
lime II msetng O. the end that al pcfs"n- and cr'
rru,i1r- ma, then all thcIs agreaf AM how cause
,fary the, have, vh, the payer Of said petitioner
should not w. g,aul.d. ..,,,
Aue.,-wM. X. KIMBALL, Clcrk.
4 true COPY u ,aii Fciiiion ani Onlrr Il Court.
% Aict-WM. X. klMBALL, Cleik.
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frum the l.inculn Democrat.
pIBLE THEOLOGY.

r., hs Da,for, end Erposs5rsorth "Bgh-
ar Lac"
Romans, Niii chapter" 1t every soul be-
subject iu thC higl.r p1Jrr,, iur ihcru IS uo
power bot Of God the powers that be-, are or
daincl Of God. Wbusoc,er, therefore, resist
eth the power. rcsisicth ihe ordinance oi Cod ,
and they that rruV, shall receive 90 themselves
i1u1o',0H. For rulers are rot a terror %
good works, bat To The evil Wilt thou then
rot be afraid OF the povcri DO taltWhlch Is
rnOd, and thou shalt have praise ct The same.
Wherefore Sc must needs o. ,ul''ci, not only
Cor wrath. but also for conscience sake.
E@rIgS, xii, IL" Obey ,hcm that have
lhc rule over you, aDJ CHAMPIONSHIPS, g..
l. Pdu. d. -, IL" Submit yourcl,c,
tu every ordinancr ct man, Cor thc lori's sake.
whether Il b. to the KING, as supreme or I'M
o. governors, A. unto them that are sent by
h.m Ithc Lori lor the punishment Uf evil do
cts, and Coz lhs praise ct them that De- we'll.
Now, admitting that lhc higher law "a
uattr- anal ml'con,en,,, hsd Succeeded in dis
solving ,hc uNoy, (arl no ilaa,, b. due 60
them ,ha, ,lry DID NOT what ihcH' Az
vhatihcu'
Dot, society is still strong Our
.aUrr, .lir, Doe uvrm Sr,v,s, after bay-
i.- successfully encountered a severe gale,
d., passed in slfiyih. ho.,,rrnrs sen Of Fac
ton. ard strait fN,-alc, with 40 hrr srl0,
1.,s. ana rrrfu-. sarjlur. a1I without the
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ATLANTIC & ST. L,wErNDu II. R.N Nrw
HANrsuiEr We learn that the tack II the
4. 4 ~. Lawrence r. Il. has been extended
across the confines Of Maine, and that The To-
conceive engine h,s invaded the Granite State
frum the Fast The cars now run 10 a point
unly : - miles short Of the Gorhlm (N.lI)
station, and they atc advertised TO run 10 Cor
ham on the 18th met. The rold rrom Bethel
to Gurham, distance Of ~ mi'r., Will have
b,cn bull, and put in runuiuc order m nine
mouths time. Considering The rugged char.
arlsr Of doe country and che difficulty 81 car-
win, ON v,rk ln thr winter mou;hs, ih., is
din, upthc WORK .n quick time Port. idr.
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L,aroa Law ~ NAwr. The Providence
Journal ia noticing ,he s,rinrs1, provisions Of
abe rrceu,ly eulc,,I liquor law Of this state,
expresses its doubts whether 10 can De made
effective Cor ihc suppression q the vice Of 10
temperance. Il says .-
e. This law is an experiment which may
lead TO importan, political consequence
laws much les stringent have GIlsd every
where. and We should think that the difficult
ues Of enforcing this would prove insuPea-
bic severe penalties which elnnc, b. en-
forced and which are Boz advance Of public
sentiment, are APT to excite a sympathy with
crime which is injurious % an law. The
suppression Of iniemperancc by legal enact
m,r,s Is one Of the mus, difficult problems Of
the DAY, and involves some Of the most in'n'
cate questions in morals and politics. We
have seen ia this city every kind Of license
law, from the unrestricted sale TO total Prohl'
bi,ion, and yet the amount Of sPiriiuous D.
quors sold never seemed To vary with the
changing laws Il is TO Be regretted that tho
subject is not approached in more charitable
temper BY al these who really desire the
suppression Of in,emPsrancs, and Who only
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bound to do - BY their covenant Several Of
The telendenis said in the presence Of the wit.
uoss that they regarded Strang's law as above
all other law, aud that Il they we're directed
By him to do any &C, even TO the taking Of
human life, they should feel bound to do so
Eli. Moore, another witness, testified that
Suang and most Of the Latter Day Saints on
Beaver Island repudiaied an allegiance To the
federal or state governments, and that Slrang
expressly and frequently told him tina, the
LAWS Of the United States should have no con.
trol there over the people, and forbade his is
suing ia any capacity as a magistrate any pa.
Pers against any Of lhc Saints. The witness
Was there as a state magistrate and tins MAS
aNcr be bad issued a prcccss Tor Iluam Lin
nell. ono OF the Mormous.
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WI. T.. GOODNOW, Ieai
JDy,TUlN :. MittITT, NfiIrl TE1pHf.
NHrvsl, We.

Farm situated about two nib, s1uih IT South
Paris ,ilhse o.ntatr,Hg some - ACRES e snud hu'
and k0uvn a. the Mi'ls farm.
4 Farm boz Grrcpwpld, kHHwu a. thr Nrui3
frm. sHI situated Ib.ut two miirs ifUm Gr'Bwou,i
u'lsgr.
\ craI two sior, HOUSE With convenient aui.
lulIli0t. well Gui'h,i. l0J actes Il Iiiuc iard
ID 81 tIagr 10 hausc ipts, ps'autl, iiiultrd ,u
.uih rlus yi'bgr
4 NH. SlTE, with water fu9rirut o. carr, q
IauHry or Nal, ~ lu, js,sugti ani vuull D.
a ls'uufI l.rai.Hn g. fsw Mlll-l.ing ritl,u
e few r1f. iIJrI ihr Rbiholi iu Pans Tho ,unrf
wHuII hke 90 iuid TIaur Mn With sU'n- MA Doc
,,rs.irrrr ir th. tusiIrHr.
AWOUD iOT2 u m,lc. from ths pilrnal ,n
Isus.
IiOU>U lots pls8'Iatl, heated near he Ne.
% st S.Hi'I prHs
TIME NV HOUSES ru Nofel, N,lh-r.
nls % ~U..b ar.rrv iouffal i-1'..i, nui siIl
t. s.li Htrfs.r fsH tHfFar7.
pvrrir- HOUSE, STORE 4 silor o.
I,uu's COME u N..v4l.
HOUSE Lots IN Nutv1y Village
- The Above vil H. srli a. god bargain, a1l
T'.s.ns boz vlrt 10, invited Co ca urrn ihr srlsoI.
lsT e. further information. 80 .fIrs &c iLr ll'r
o. Ial I,a's ramTl, attended 60 en- - H.'r
VA . GOOpNow. isa,
Nurvp,. Jlr. %, I-.I sulustS
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DEMAiNING IN the Post Ohcc Paris Me, Ju-
IL !, f,urih, 1851.
Nr. El,iu Mcimls; Me, 4ity ;. NnileN'
VIZ. Nelson ". Baily; n nrah 1al."ce Me- Nv
.usn T. Book: Nc. 4 Bgat; Nj ,ha'hs IT,
Crocker2; l.. ". Chilis: VI. L1"ncier Cushmani
Hon. Nathan Clinrri Poster Cumming. NJ
Gnp,ills 4. Chilli. Ms. VI Carts; M. ABBY
D,srips: W.. I.a,ah Damn; Tl.n Dasei Nc. VI
purcn; Me-, Marsar,t Da,i' Nc. Elizabeth Gar.
hpl; ~. ll,nr, Howe; W. J.. ~ H..Hs We
DaIl., n. U,t. N,. Ma, \. Holt; Mis. Caro-.
ltns T.. lIsus1n; Nc. Tbom'i ;. lla'Aaui VT.
Geo. ". Head; T.. n. Humphrey Pctrr Holden,
E.q.; T.. +. IlinIs. LaIsro llapeli Sec a Law
dsrs NJ. McKenns, Ssn,ue, Mathew. ll"frnor
Metai,h,. r,,rick IIolloran: John VI. Maston (;
vcsa II. Rrince: Mi.s ssrh T. udsll: VI. J.oob
n Nichrl- Preston RolHnsoa; VIZ. Philip R",-
et6cli; Joraihs, q. Record, Ia. VIZ. AlNia smith
Nr. D,v,d Ssr,hc.r. II,tan ShoTsy; Miss May l..
Stutsyant. NJ Justin l.. sander hr Edmond
Tha,sr, Mr. +. Il. Tuttls; VI. Ebenelsr Vsrr'll'
Mes EliIa White Mr. John Nlh'mi MIS- h'n'
nah swan %
a.y 1T. CLARK, r. NJ
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commissioner, Nnii.c.

'IIlE ,uhsrr,brr-, having been arr0lrigl b he
| Jake q pr,lsir ~ he County ni oNiHrd,
CurnIs.irrsrs 90 receive aui sNptuirs Jhe claims
81 the cr,iitn,s of THOMAS STICkNLi, late
4 Iiaufud, be- sli County, deceased, vhos, -
tate = rspr,.sn'fi irsulyr.' hrrrlH give n1tir'
that IN months fun tAs l5'h d,, n Jure, int.
have l~,n allowed ,,ii cfcjttur. 10 h-ins in 'nl
Prove thrr claims aul that ihr, will arsfd 10 Oh"
service srsgnsd them. ai ihC srhll.hassr near The
dNsIIi1--har.s 81 I.-.ns' C,lr. n -,if ha''id 900
the second SATURDAY. Il Augu,t sai December urNi
Al one of the cllsk On ihs aG~upHn.
WILLIAM THOMPSON COMM,
JOHN NALkEE.
IIartEupl Juns 81, ISL. 3W2O
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

on thr ninth }ay II Nr,srnl~r. l~i6, john
" Quot ~ Bruv nirll 60 ihr Cou1i, ~ O,rfd
ani State NJ MARI, -rrvrtrH D., mHi.1g. Decd o.
James ~. VI NiIhu ~ I,tl1rs. iH .aiI CnuaiN, q
certain tH,st or parcel . s1l situated 90 IN'hn z
BfrUaiI. vhiJh decd i.tryuulrl iu ONnrd tuu'i, ,
Wuisp District, Rsg,ty Il uosl', Gnok 3,
rs.r 90 hrriy give n"''rc that ih. pu. h.'
been 1ss..l-d 90 ur, as utU arusir D, rc-Hd i1
ths above R,gHip q DECIDE, ru,k -, rar lOl.
th,tl l.n have spI hlI oiI nrup-e; ibat che
rnrIrtiuu .f ihr .1us be- i-r1 broke a1i hat ll
r.lrra uhrf,.fl claim isrrrl sure ~ thr n'"r'-
s,fd mpus1Fc. a.rIrll, o. th. hv i1 surh Dts,
ait ir AMI provided JOSIAH kNl.'llis
Fr,lur-, jupr ., 1854. 3e2D
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sheriff, Sale.

OXFORD, -.
rV,AKEN on execution, and vii b sold At Pebble
Auction, at the Inn OF William Chllds Ia Liy-
srmore, on Satnrda, the ,iNtee0h day II August 4.
u. Is5i. at one oelock =. NJ. I'll the righi AM II.
,ie and interest which John A. Puinlm has of had
At the time the same was attained on the original
writ 10 redeem certain real estae situated IN Hart,
ford containing Sky Eve acres more or Tee, ana
tsing the same premises dfsofibsi "a ,aid John A.
Putnam'. deed of Mortgage to Is'ae strieklan da,
ted September 9Th isi9, and recorded with oSiord
Records. Book 50, Page 317, bring the homestead
where said Putnam now lives.
JOHN TURNER, Dep'y. Sheriff.
Lv.rnors, June ~, 1881. 3w7l
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look at the means, although holding very dif.
ferent opinions, as To the eKpediency Of the
various remedies proposed.
II any mode can be devised Of stopping
the general use Of intoxicating drinks, 1t
would probably be the creates, reform that
the world has ever seen. 1t would pu, new
face upon society, and would diminish pau
Pcr,sm and crime to less than half their pres
cnt enormous catalogue. Bot how 1t should
be done, has puzzled and still puzzles wiser
heads aud better hearts than ours."
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sheriff. sale.

ONToEu, 60.
FI'AkEN uu execution, anl vii D. spll al ruh.
Doc Auction. on SATURDAY., the l6Ih d1N August
neat # nilr o'cck io the HrcnIoO, At the office u
-. n. Ilasiin,. in Lowell in .lil County, al the
risht aud ttlc which Jerslu, Eastmln at Stow ~
s,i1 Couni,, had on the 9Th tay 81 August \. u.
$50, or nv uay have, o. q conveyance II the bl'
lpv il- real estate situated IN sa,l STOW, ant are
Lt. numbered 90, irI AMI Hr1s IN Bradley anIEast.
man Giant, d, virtue 81 certain agreement % c1n'
tract On writing gwen by Nathaniel Clark II tge'
Istk, u aid Jeremy Eastman, dnici June IL or
IOh \. u. 1850, condu,1lsd hf the payment by
said Eastmsn a. said Chlfcs, Il the sum Il about
one hundred and eighiN.ssyrn d0lars.
J.S.FARRINGrON, prry. Sh'd.
June -, ISL. 3v22
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N,Imini,iTntoI's Sale.

ny yirtuc u a Liccufe Gom the Hon. Ju'gr q
Il Probate &C. the County II Oxford, Nillb f7i
a Public Auction At the dwclliNg house oi the late
Jos,rh u. Rice, dscoased, IN WoOd'lock, on saiuI'
lay the OH day u Augu.t neat, at ten q The cl"ck
!. the forenoon 81 The right, tie and Interest that
the sail Joseph u. Rice had IN certain farm ~
the sans bring subject 10 the Widow, :
dower Sail farm IL patty situated IL Woodstock
and rauly IN Paris. -,
Paris, Ne, Juns %. 1851. 3~2O
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CAMBRIDGE C,TTLE M,rKET.
WIrNIsUtI,Jril !?

A. NutU. SIS Clrlr, al..rr ioD ll.r,'s, 'Hd
o., store. consisting 81 WurL.ng p>rn. Cows aoi
JII,Us, Nrtf'ir-. tuH H1i three N'-iis "h'.
prtrIs-Nl.lrt Urrl-N iV rNin, 10 -
Do rvr. i.,ruI,,,, e 90. -. 90 81, 5 90, ol.
Irtr,. "a.
CtlF.sHr3. iIrlT
Srrs-Wuli.. O,rr. SEQ. ~. -.
Cow. ,rI Ct'yr.-~Q. ~. - , %.
shop l1i l1rl--a >3i IF m'Hh,f. iu-,s-
-L5aG a., o.. u 80, >. > 80. 200.
~aIrr-g.fIl, 6ssy. ~piHE lIgs, 10.