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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20
A Notifying Fact.

| The Southern Literary Messenger in an in
teresting, although m elancholy notice of the
resting place of the bones of ofEx-President Eadi-
son, relates the following:
"A correspondent of the Southern Era, n
pleasing weekly paper of our city, devoted to
the cause of Temperance, describing visit to
Montpelier-the former seat of President Mad
ison-tells that there is not even the rudest
headstone to mark the spot where the remains
of that illustrious man are deposited. This in
telligence fills with surprise. 1t is indeed
a msrtifying fact that one of Virginia's most
distinguished sons should be thus neglected in
the grave. few years and who shall say, in
the strange mutations and vicissitudes of time,
that the ploughshare may not rudely disturb
the ashes of the mighty dead? No lineal des-
cendants were given the great statesman to
perpetuate his family and guard the Lares of the
homestead. But shall not the burial-place of
Madison be considered sacred by all Virginians,
and should not the exact six feet of earth which
his ashes occupy be marked with some endu-
ring memorial while those yet live who can
point at the spot, beyond the possibility of
doubt?
ission on part of the Commonwealth that neither
public monument nor statue, nor painting, has
ever been erected to Mr.. Madison. If we mis-
take not, one of the statues to be executed by
Crawford for the pedestrals around the base of
the Virginia Washington Monument, is to rep
resent him as the type of Jurisprudence. We
would if possible, have his form and features
transmitted to posterity in every way, in marble
and on canvass, to be seen in our capitols and
universities while the Commonwealth shall sur
vive. But this is of inferior moment to the du-
ty of guarding his remains against desecraton,
for what need has he of monument while
stands the perfect constitution of his country,
which came from his hands, totus, teres atque
rotundus2
What needs our hero for his honored bones,
The labor of an age in piled stones?
Or that his hallow'd reliques should be hid
Under starry pointing pyramid?
Dear son of memory, great heir of fame
What needs thou such weak witness of thy name?
Thou in our wonder and astonishment
Hast built thyself live-long monument.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20
Railroad Accident.

The locomotive "United States" while draw
ing train of freight cars over the level between
Plane No. and 5, Saturday afternoon, ran
off the track and upset, leaving the locomotive
on one side and the tender on the other. The
engineer and fremen jumped off and were un-
injured. \ boy, who on at the time, had
his arm slightly bruised. The accident detained
the Jenny Lind" train two hours
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20
Drawing for Terms by the SUI
preme Court Judges.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 14.-The drawing for the
term each Judge of the Supreme Court, recently
elected, is to fulfil took place in this city, to-
day. jeremiah S. Black drew the three year
term, and is hence, the Chief Justice for that
term. Ellis Lewis drew six years, and will fol-
low Judge Black, as Chief Justice J. B. Glib
son drew nine years. Walter H. Lowrie drew
twelve years, and Richard S. Coulter drew the
full term Of fifteen years.
The first election to fill vacancy, created by
law, will be that of Judge Black, and will be for
fifteen years; and the succeeding elections will
be in the order of the shorter terms, as they
stand above.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20

The proposition for mixed Convention be-
tween the Bentonites and Anti -Bentonites don't
meet with much favor from 'aOld Bullion as
will be seen from the following extract of let
ter, from him to NJ. Blair, Esq, of St. Louis:
81 answ er instantly and truly, that would
rather sit in council with the six thousand dead,
who died of cholera in st. Louis, than to go into
convention with such a gang of scamps, and
that is my sentiment to day. The point is to
defeat them; the public require it. We shall be
stronger when they arc gone, and what is more
we shall be clean"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
JAMES BUCHAN AN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Fire.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

A Saw Mill belonging to Mr.. William Bradley,
situated in Washington township near Plane
No. T. caught fire Thursday night last from
. log near it which had been set on fire, and was
entirely consumed. Loss about $500. No in
surance
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20

The following extracts. from three Ohio papers
in reference to our recently elected Canal Com
speak for themselves
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20

The Dublin World, radical Irish paper. talks
about the annexation of Ireland to the United
States Go ahead
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20
IRON OREGON

The advices from Oregon bring the conclusion
Of important treaties with the Indians.
Valuable gold mines have been discovered in
Oregon-also a valuable mine Of Anthracite
coal in Charles River, four miles from Astoria.
Gov. Gaines has left ON a visit to San Fran
cisco.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20

The Southern Literary Messenger in an in
teresting, although m elancholy notice of the
resting place of the bones of ofEx-President Eadi
son, relates the following:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
nncL6ch Rrnnch HniI Road Company

TINIE STOCKHOLDERS Il .ad Cumpau,,
L agrcsabl, b. ayute ufiho DiUgtprs are hrr,lg
DHiiisd O. meet At the Town lIau-, be- BuCkG,ld, o0
~aturd,, the 18th il, e Arri ueNt AZ ten u'cluck
\. VI. a. a,t ou che iHlrviug matters va.
I. T. sh.p.o one DirJ,tYl o. hl 600. vacancy iu
the Board IT Drertrrs.
?. 10 hear Oh, Reports Il amy Commute anj
lrt thereon.
,. t. see Il the Stock llollrr. viii ui.r a sri
u.iFrt sun II mpue, o. Ciu, iut1 effect thr prupn
siti1n Il Hon. =. %. J. Smith. OF as-clc 10 an,
modification 1T -aii proposition, that De- ml, make
~ psrsuus irglug au iutGtsst iu this Road. ar,
rrsp,ctiuIy Invited CO. atirui
STEPHEN EMERY, Clerk.
Mach %, 1851.
Eastern ATrus plaa.s COW.
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Commissioners Notice.

w bate. iur thr Cnupty II ONGtl. corrective lI
examine thr claims ~ thr creditor. 81 Jamrs lan
late IT Giitli n laid count, deceased, vhus, ,.tf,
b. lrprJsrutr usu,,nt, give notice that slN mHr'hs
commencing ihc ith las 81 March 1851, have b-'H
allowed o. .tI cod, itors q bang hand prove ut.i'
claim. 11I vc viii aitonl che s,r,ic, s-s'snrI a.
90 thc Dwelling House cot thr late James lal) in
.atd Gi',ad, uu lndl, the 27th III 81 Julc ncNi,
and uu Iridi, thc 9th ia, 1t JOY usNt, anil ou
FuI1, thr j'h "a, u ScTtgml'r neat. tom one a.
five o'cIugk DO the liicuu0uun each oi The l'ur'ail
DAYS. JAMES BJBBANk.
WILLIAM POTTER.
Dated at Gil,ld, March Is, ls5i. 3W7
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sTNTr ~ WiINE.

''IEfHt ss.
%. tI.f C.rE, N,uu uruI.f. Ns.1.I Trw.
ID. l~ip.
AHI 3, HsV Hrn,1u"r 90 che 1.uri that thH .ti'
N.rbrI O'Nri' fs u.t 900 lrhalIrnr 600 thi. state,
lni LIs uI agent, trHlHr, ur lfIHH., hru.H, sHi
tblt br ha. hlI 900 u.ttrg ui tbr IsrIraJ, ui thi.
.u.t. T. D. tir.,f fr uuIaf, Us iHT Cant that tfr
.1t1 plaintiff u.tIn tbr .aiI ell i.u'ln' ~ ihr rsl,
I.1g, ufth. .r, b, causing l1 ,ur.trI cop, II hi.
wit. O. -r'h.I with ibf. ub.T.i C.uu Thereon. Oh
hsrH'II-hHI f.r,H week s.ug,,s..,pI, Boo Thr ONlfJ
Democrat, a u.vsIHn,r rrIii.l,l at lpu., On .1iI
County tar b.r publication Z. D. thufy d1s I'D
i.s.t l-iure the mat term OF .1id Disuigt Cont. o.
DEL hHll,n 20 Pare sfrU.tiJ, uu thr second Zoe. l,
Hl June u.Nt. 10 the col that thr sbid j.ir-.lH,
u,, then aul thOu, arp,1r 40 laid Court, lud .h,,
cause, 81 an, Do, have, why JuI-u,1t .h.uIi MT D.
rendered against hIu, IuI ,N,ruiIup tssur urC1ul
u.k. Aurst-WN X. klNBNlL, Cltk.
Tm, c1p, OF ril p wit auI declaration and 1r
urr ct Culut thereon.
Arr.i-WN. n. EINDilI., Cluk.
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ncI,FIrLD nnANCu nAILuUAD.


-, ON anil after The 3lst II -.
| A. " March Currcnt, the pass. 80 =.
. - y =. sugcr train on this rad will
run regularly and promptly a. follows, until f,rthel
mitiCc -
ca Tss,iav,, TAysSays aud Saiarisvs. La,ing
nurk6rll At o'cluck, \, W., rrarhius Mechani,
Ts'ls or the Ailtni,c kusd's \. ". tain ~ purt.
land, snI The Nmiroscuggin snd kcu1l-c train east.
Returning, have Mechanic Isll. az o'ci1ok and
ten uiautc.. or ou The arrival IT the hhnic RoaI
ifaiu irum roftl,nd apd che ,ast
Ga hsdayt, Hs'1ss34Vs AMI Fiiiats, leave
Bu,kh,id II Is minutes ra.t u',tcL. I. ~, tra,h.
iug che hhutc Kuii aner1Hu1 TAIN o. rouhld
aui ,lst; returning, will have Mechanic Hails go
arrival II The Atlantic afternoon tain
ihcse d,faruiCs and arrivals accommodate 900
stage. iut,tsooiiug At Iu,Lh,lI fem Ns4afr. nan.
tui, Crsfa NLs, Yuu. irf,if. N4H Trar.
Lr,r1rs. C1ai.l Pa.s', JsV, lt,b H auj ffraiiss.
60, vhi,h aIr Cuu uctyj With rJr,t Gaze. ,btitnr,
and convenience, lp W. L.. savttllr.
il.k,ts thuigh o. ro,i5uI AMI nostUn viii h.
had 80 ihe liu,kH,ll office.
~ hyight v,'I o. promptly frvar'oi, IN con-.
lun,iiH1 oh train. oIst arj wet. Iui iriWs, sor
large hlls, ct aIrh o. \. y. Fraser, Ticket Mas
trI aui freight Agent.
rrr vId,r. -. SrNtlpING, Conductor.
BuJkh,ll, March %, 1881. 81
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NurIcr To BUILDERS.

TnrTttsu, N,r.H6.
DEupO~ ll~ ut.. D.. received lI tI. #H|rf..r ..
| ,'. Hf OH. lHf.I Suf,s llHf.I. lH r.I..H
rHnI o. H''.L af ra.Hr, of thr tN..ff.Hrsf H.t ,'
Mas r.,f. OIL. furnishing fH. m.rlI.. 400 l'..
f.. a'ar required r il. rrrf'i.n.i l".I"f tI
DOR. estate u. 1000 School. ihr lri...l % ub.I
Dos '..r hN.I pi tIpr lIItlsfh, u.a- t'r ,Iy u
r.UfHHI, r.i Ibr '-rt'N.hu.ut .i a...gh u,s nr.
'hH.E.Il. a u-n'frnl Ihr l.r.... ."Tr a.Vr.,.
Ar... l-.H.
raH.,a.' ..r... .' f,a .I...a.Hlr, rriaeH
', Obj. H,I...f, NJ. Dt,|I., ]. .. hNart. r.y I-
.FrH..t. n. ... II. ur.r..py 'NIauar... uIHI#.I
...H .lI...f.. Oh fhr t,pH.i.-irr.rs .f tH. . =.
l'..... boz i#rarf. Hn a.I Hlrl t.r tH.. ,-.rt..tu
H.s NaIH, Ir-Uuf
N.f0. 20 Boz U"HHrs uhl-r Ur.pHst# mal lg
1...g'.'. 500 u.t o. gwen uul ih. t..t dN a.
JON. ..Ef. H.I fI. ,am4l..I.r,l.rrsrI, 0" ibrru.
..',.. Ii-.I ir iri.,t au, COO 800 th' rwTD..l.
received, H Uil.l IrsH.Ht th. iufUr.t .i Oh,
'H.. I.Ir.r f..u 90 l.sr.
iLl.AN(pEEsuN,) Coani. ..rrrr. Go
JOIN vs.. DANA establishing
HENRY ClgTER,>Sat. E.l.r >.iro.
u1l,b No. j.'2l
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odicc at the Court House, Portland.
Nnlicc nrTomcIa.nrr.

Communication. poet paid siI. rcr'yr prompt At
tsuiion. -H'
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STtD HORSES.

TIE subscriber vuuu iuf,rm
<Ny- hr p1hlic that hsUIIi have from
ftLa.y ~ tut 90 s.N >frI llHf.r. dufir.
"kN N D. ur Vr.-rut -sasH1. Eark Hawk
s~-ss~-N with aHHther llHT.s. Il, Iu stand
r1 tle rau's f.uu nlgktrii tu DN6sld Village, and
return o. BrSkfrlI d, he v1y ~ Caution ani Iiy.
rurHr.. Two ether ll,rss. vill kla,e Rurkr, flr
rpTrsr, Nv lst.a, Mr,haHir Iahs, N"rva, NiIB-r
%, fbr w., ui rlri. llil o. Bu,bhrH. The .ul-
srr.i-r, suu'I .a, thst thr, EXPECT 90 d. un thr
sruu1I With one new Horse that wiIl compare with
sr, Ii1r.f be- iha County. lisfvc,1 now and ths
dr.r uf Nav the 900. Gr thr above llur.ss, vil D.
p...s1 opp 90 lHIHfm ihs pul,c the routes and time
said itHr.ss viU .firi f1r the ss,sur.
AMERICA TARlliB & C.mrau,.
rarkf.II. March p. ISL jsSpIs
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS CALVIN ABrOTr 4 Alan,,
w on the Count, Of Osflfd, hy hs innugsgc
deed, dated Ayril u Isl, aal recorded with ON.
f,ri Records. Book IS, rag, eos, conveyed 10 ols
Tim0th, &. Holt certain TEAL estate situated ,n Al.
llu, ai1resaid. being doe souihrIN hall ~ Dot No
~, Rang, ;, ani part Il lot No N, range q, and
~ hrrcas the 81 Holt "a his deed IT assignment
dated Oct I. isI7, ant ICrorisd With ONi1ui Rec
url. BOOK -, Page 90. cuHVs,sd o. me the said
iced 1t mortgage together With ths note. the same
WAS given o. secure, aud whereas the condition. 81
.,id Mortgage dcci have been broken, ! claim q
fSscIosure IT the same agrceaby 10 the Statute in
.uth case made and provided.
JOSIAH DUDLEY.
Pasis. March - 1851. 3W7
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AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, Ct.
Local Office, No. 4, State ST., Boston
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rates Of Prcmium Reduced % Per Cent,
ANn THI
CASH STANDARD Allotted.

re so'af J1sonls n Iifs Elusa,, 10. that men,
Us the payment 81 . small srm Annually, ina, secvfs
o. their hmili's ceraia o. - e 1of5, 90 hs raid
20 their death, sod thereby srotmpIish an ohjcsi
the, might no attain during a long hts.
TIE a-JhrHtsr u L.fs Hspr4sss. b.. insmirg
ONES f iut hs hsnsht II bis II suds ~ his credit.
orr. az ~ th' sole use and lslfft II d. htnil,.
4 liaHa1 ma, lnsufc hsr lig ior the benefit n
Arr rarrris, hsr husband ~ hof ,hildfsn, and she
mas l0sr.r ihe le Il her husband Zoe hcr s0lc sad
.sp18i, rsr lHi hsns6t.
q Nrfas5 GEL lIifs may Iusurr their lives pint.
%, ani do whole polio, lc rayahI, Co the survivor,
upUn ihr death of,thsr.
ru'irrs ma, O., made Tlyaila o. Trasisss. 81 tho
leu. fiof sIorihr ohi,cis ot UsIsup.. Nrhs may H.
fuai,i i1 tlr a,li's 1T Policies Of ~, lnsuiaRcc
t.tfFu Uly IT, endowed, Istsf1TshUs ma, h. -.
hilsh,i, PDosi1t hffftf.Hs ua, H. add, and
Lf.IUH asd F.,ar.fs mas D., made hr pullic of
private pup.u, .ih.m dnuting hom families,
property lud C.tlir.
raiI,i,. arr Erfr.rll, tlis CamIlu, onl, 10 sourd
sld health, IsI.Hus aul ihr hu.iness of ths Coma
81, b. oonllUi to healthy looi,Hs ani 90 frst ,as.
usbs. y tsifur ar ofi-r flfrI iIgaffus uslf
iIu i,sH hl'H. I,urn,s of 40 kiUls are c,rsiully
a,uii,i, aui r1.y department. 4 de bu,iuss, u
ih, tomIaHy b. ol'.ul.y D1uIurtsl.
L'ry r,rs1u irsurl is required 90 answsr a ct
n qn'1tuns relating 90 BIZ hgfIth. constitution 81.
The Company obtain similar information from their
Iaui'y ihls5il1, and ll-o tom 10 fti,rd. llhuks,
r1mI hi,u, ald trrglIs are iuru.sLsi B., ths Go.
rHut ur tlr Ar#Ifs
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4 good Farm situtrd in the Eastern part of Par
Il y, leing the farm formerly owned b, John De-
see. said farm contains alsut oue hundr.d and h''
~ acres and u suitably divided into INV ins' u'ge
and wood land. There v a cornlortabie h''i-e and
barr, AND a good well Of water.
Al.o Cor sale. the L,i and buiidirgs al North Tar
Il. fuperI, ov,ed b, John W. Delning, and fecent-
|, occupied b, EIbfidge liickneu;
The .Islye ,ropsrty vii h. sod very low, and a
lil,r,,l ere M eStsnJcd TO the purchaser.
JAMES DEERING.
So. Paris, March Is, 1851. eff
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WE. thr rr.I.rs.r".I. Dos. .r '..H appointed A.,
w H. li.H.JH". OFF r..i.f. .rfUl t.ulE Dol.
u,.f|, i.I,-..r. a.| r.Hr. oh. .s..s ~ .r.
t..H... Jn... Q. E.HH'.. 'a.... raI.ufHm
t.H"ft, ..",1s,., 90 .s. ..f.f. b.. uHr..Hr.I r.
s.'f,If, H-I,1 -It. H.H.. lH.t si, u.Hf.s 5.u.
u.H.IH- f1r sIN.r IDS H N.rI 4. %. 1851. L4ff
'r0H H..vUI fl. .H.. r, if.f. fl h-rr .. ono prove
....I rI.... H.I .I.' bel. uI. .ff.. rH f.r ..t1...
Hr IHr ihuI dos ~ W.. fa. .fH DOS % JrII Hr|
raH s.,IH a1, ut ~.If.Isr #..f. i..u ..rr ID. O. mol
.'...h o.. fh. ....".." .' .... ., ...I ,tts.
Illll.O tIAEh.
HIRAM uuNU'N.
ns,I 90 Iuw.. Il.s.N.., ...s .. N.Hb l-5l.
500
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PEorrCrIgSlsr DAiosrE.-''l should IkJ
70 see the wings vithouta Deg Co stand upon, d
sad one ct the farmers friends 90 DIsucI
&c can't cacily say that my wishes 10 o.
thar length, cNciaim,i the minister iH,soal
posse. o. don't ,sirc 70 see them without q
leg to stand on, t5T want them 90 walk out. Of
PHch
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The Arrival o. ths Fr.sate St. Law
renee

The Arrival o. ths Frlsate St. Law
renee
IN England, Is thus announced by the South
ampion correspondent Of the London Time
under date Of the 18Th inst.
The Uniied States frigate 81 Lawrence
50. Commander J. Il. sands. arrived oil
Cowes abou, o'clock this afternoon, a0cr d
passage Of - days from New York. She b,
the bearer Of the long expected freieh, Of
American contributions o. the Great ENhIbi-
ZION Of lsjl in Hydc-Park. The 81 law
renee has anchored he Cowcs-ruads Tor the
night, and VIII probably come up To South.
ampton tomorrow, when she will exchange
saluics with the town ard immediately com.
mcncc discharging lhc articles intended ior
transmission 90 London. We understand tha,
she brings a much larger quantity than was at
6rst expected, there hciur upwards Of 500
exhibitors in an, and there arr between 200
and 1000 packages, extending 90 total Of
nearly ! 200 tons Of general products ct in-
dustry, MANY ct which are ct great iutcrcs,
and Of considerable value. Owing 20 the
hrgcncss ofthc frrichtau thc armament Of th,
-. Lawrence, save only tbc guns on thc spar
deck, had 20 De- taken out. She has a cum-
Plsment OF 500 sclmsu. and Is Differed Of,
fellows .-Coumlnjcr J. r. sands Lieu
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WuIIAMK. KIMDiLL, Cl,rk
STATE OF MAINE

'ANNilt -
Di,trict Coar. We.tsrn District, No,omh.r Tenn,
n. 1850.
tni It nov appearing to the Court that the ,a'd
EheueIsr 4. llnsls y Mt AN inhaHan' ct 'hi' Nls
ADD hl. no ag,ut, tenant, or attorney 'hrl'in' and
that b. ha. uo notice Il The pfnd'n'l "' lh's s"'
A. i tbrr,t1,, orIr,,d l., the Couu, that the sait
Plaintiff no,iG the aid dsf'nlaa, 81 the peadcuo,
Of ihi. suit l., causing an ate.ied oory Of hi' writ
to,,tbrr \, ,th In .,lrr II C1urt thereon, a. h.
puhli,hcd three week. .ucocssiycy IN The oAlo'd
DcmDetat,a paper pulii.hed At l"is' n 'a,u Gun
", che last Publication o. h. th,'y day at 'cas' 1e'
arc the next term II aid D,',r,c, Court, To b.
holden at Paris aforesaid, on the second Tuesday
Of June next. 70 the enl that SAID deicn ant NAY
then aod there appear a, laid Cont and 'he~ cause
Il any he have, Why Judgment should not /, l. ,
dered against him, and execution lssue accordingly
Aur.t-WM. n. KIbIBALl, CleIA.
True copy ofPln's VII, and dsch'Al'on' and order
Of Couit thereon. .,,
Aues-wM. X. HIMBALL, Clerk.
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BOUNTY LAND ron SOLDIERS.

1--WE Sul.rIHlrurur W,rUNNTs &c iouN.
u lAsu, tt Do. Saii.rs ct thr War ui
IsIa.-,,., Goo WIDOWS or MINOR CiilL-
pWTN uT DECEASED SOLDIERS.
H. hls doc Muster ,rI rly Roll. ui uuuy II the
Csrr,pr,. rli.ad in thI. state IrI N,W lauTshiIo,
rr ,h, team ,l ~ aul l. u.uIhs, Who were iu ac.
t.1I service .u thr ius. lni iu Canada.
H. al., d.. the Nina n M" MANY IT ihr Gone
rlnic. 1T The 10, CO. and 30 .i,.' men Who were
.istilnsI on the s,lb.lul 900 lsli, cImWi'iug Oh.
nr.i IT thr.r 81 .irfs VIII v,lr d.Hilul 1rt du-
e. hun che CUuHti,. ~ Cumberland Ini ONiHrd.
Thu.r living ut O. defiance from iao ,.f,, rs writ
ir- o. iha .uh.rb,r cam have do. ,'iicu~ ul thrI
.cr,irc arranged co.. plur.r aui l,-,l manner, ani
hsir Defamation tUtnau.,I iH them &c si-uaturt
th,rli, .1siug thDu 100 uure,,-.IN oNV'nsr. lhrur
I.ius many 90 ihp .l1fc name 600 tlr ri.., % avoid
mistake, Tho, ,a.uH ,t1t. uHlgr what ,apiaius
,hry served, ,ul th,ir pa,rul t,'l!u-, uh'ad daft
81.
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Office at the Court House. Portland.
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Cnnnrtncr.hin Notice.

rI'HE Copauocr.hip 81 l.Ol.lN"' ILN IL
Co., !. this da, dissolved bl 10, S'.l, -.''
,I,sI =, ,be fr,. who're demands ate Of "nc year,
staining aud upwards, are requested to make an ''
msdiatr settlement with ~, Who ATE au,h"'ii', 'o
,,. The .,ns, and thu. prevent cost 10 ih,m'c',''
~ ,roalls m ~. The undersigned have inimed q
,cy. Copar,nef.hin un'er The name ani style 81
IoRINC 4 JEwETT. Businsss VIII le oonlin'
ucd Al The OH stand, the most iayo,alle terms
''' ~ LUClUS LORlNG,
RALPH &. JEWETr.
BneL6eld, MarSh 20, 1851. 3N1
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The wings az l. Roy, y. y, having ua
cannon Co oNFTas their JOY fr doe election
0f Mr. Feb 90 t',e O.. :. Senate, charged and
fired an anvil, by which NJ smith was mutt.
lated, the fronts oftoo stores shattered 90 pie
oJs, and other building, damaged.
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The New Orleans Times speaks Ofthiriccu
miners who have been working iYr a year 90
Fcathsr ri,cr at l,ng's Bar, who have aver
aged $3.50. The most made by any one
person j. $40. Continuous -bor is tho oa-
By surety Of success Ia the Placers.
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\EHERENS, William Gos'gnn ,ad l.'.Ild;e Cos, Cos,
ON the turut, seventh Ja, Il No,rmlrr, sd. 1919,
b, th.ir Decd Il Mmi.H-. Of thlt date cuuNc,td o.
die subscriber. certain t,l estate situated in SUM
nrr aflr,saiI, which DEED II Mrt-agr 10 r.car ed
iB dr. O>ftd Registry Ut p,'ds, Boob p, Iag'
igl: and whereas. ih- conditions ol said Morigags
have bsn aok zoo, th,s rulic notice b. given 10 ioIe.
cl..s il- .nme srrgahl o. ihe s,atutr in uch case
made aui provided.
JAMES IlEilSEN,
SAML IlEESEY.
sumner, Maith u, ISL. 's.r63w
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Notice.

NOTICE /. hcr,b, given that SIlAS u. COLE
y oa the ijh Of March lost, zen the sibscriber
without he Lnrv lge ani consent and a. the sad
Coli lts uiades,soal attempts TO ubtain goods On
m, arrllat. this b. 10 1dil lny on.'s trusting h,n
o6 u,, credit a. an uu'rr - obligation to 10,
.n, L... Il Lis contacting and any pcr,on Who
v 10 ptum The said Cob 10 ny 20, is6s shall receive
ONE CENT REWARD. q. Il. kiMBALL.
Norway, March n, 1851. 3w5
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STATE OF MANI.

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10y license ~ ibe Probate CONT f,r The County
ID ofONfrd, I shall Ell ~ public auctiun ~ ~
rTi,Btr s1l., at che Date rssileIrs II William ku..
nf plus i1 .BI County d.rr,ssl. o1 Nuuil, thr
5.h tGt Il MAJ MT, 40 ono o'0lHrh +. VI, all th6
fell ssl'r s'uH-iH- tH thf estate q .li deceased
r-i-tiB- uf o part 81 thH ull ~fIlrrs fuu c,ll-
Cd ia -aiI Ptri.. N~lrlI ktTTElpGE, Al.
PlHs, Arril {, ISL 3vs
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To MI pnnnlr.

/ HEREBY ,grss q, give CHARLES o. GOD
4 WIN, ml s1n bic time. llsryh, UhwIuishin-
~ claims o. BIZ services. And shah Ily np d,b'
ofhis contracting from ihis date
DAVID 4. GOODWIN.
Attest, +. e. Nir-in.
IIamIus Grant, March -, ISL. pdSvs