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To he Sheriff. of our COUNTIES Of Yorh, Cam.
6.rlsna Lincoln, Oxford, Asnacbce, SOmsrset,
PsnoBscot, Hancock, lYaStington, Waldo,
FraHkiN, PiscataqHis and AroO'iook, or eiiher
Of their DEPUTIES;
WE command you 10 attach the goods
LIS. or estate OF Joseph ii Colin of Portland,
49, in the county OF Cumberland, gentleman,
and Thornton G.. Emery, now Of California, but
formerly of Saco in said county Oi York, gentle
man. and formerly copartners,under The hrin, name
and style OF Colin Il Emery, to the value OF one
hundred and fity dollars, aud summon the said
Coffin & Emery (if they may be found in your
nrecinct.N 10 appear before our Justices Of our
Supreme Judicial Court, next To be holden at Al.
fred. within and for our said Comfy OF York, on
the third Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1851, then
anil There In our said Court to answer unto Joseph
N. Davis Of MorriStown, IN the County OF Morris
and State vi New Jersey, gentleman. In plea
of deb, loI that the Piainlli 10y the consideration
OF our Justice of our District Court for the Western
District, held al Alfred for and within the county
of YORK aforesaid on the third Monday or October,
in the wear of our Lord one thousand eigl, hundred
and f5rty.uine, recovered judgment against said
Jo>eph H. Colin and Thoptou T.. Emery, for the
sum of sixty.two dollars and thirty-onc cents Debt
or damage and six dollars and hityone cents costs
of suit, as by the record thereof now remaining
In said Court appears, which said judgment Is now
in illl force and not reversed, nnnuled or salts
fled, whereby an action hath accrued to the Plain
tif 10 have aud recover vi said Colin and Emery,
The said sums OF sixiy.,wo dollars and thirty one
cent, aud six dollars and fity.onc cents amount
ing in the whole TO the sum Of sixiy-eisht dollars
aud eighty.two eents, with legal Interest thereon
fIom the rendition OF said Judgment. Yet the said
Colin * Emery, though requested, have not paid
the same, but neglects so to do and unIustly dean
IT, To the damage Of the said Plaintiff as he says)
the sum OF one hundred and fifty dollars, which
shall then aud their be made to appear, with other
due damages. And have you there this wri, with
your doings therein.
Witness, ETHER SHEPLEY, Esquire, At Al
fred, the hieenih day of July, in the year VI our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ff,y.iour
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE Clerk.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is hereby given that lIawley A. Keay, Of Leb-
IN anon, In the County Of York, and State u Maine,
Esquire by his mortgage deed dated, February lSth A..
D. 1851, AMI recope on the 29Ji AMI 29|th pages OF
the 2lIth Book 81 York County Hccor, mortgaged to
one William Emery of the Lebanon, his heirs and
assigns the following described real estate, to wit the
trn which the said Keiy lives, bounded by the
rad leading from sanf nj to Lebanon, land owned by
George Murray, Abram lanscom and others containing
thirty-six acres or less Also that portion Of the
Ruben Goodwin farm, not heretofore conveyed to said
Emery containing twenty acres more less bounded by
land IL Edward Grant AMI others, TO TO said I'm
cry his heirs assigns, the payment Of two promssory
o. date, with said moragc deed for the
% Ave hundred dollars each, payabl, 20 said Emery,
order on demand aer six months with Interest annually
that said William Emery, Tor valuable consideration,
on the 18th day Of April A. d. 1857 granted bargaincd
sold aud assigned TO Eza ". Kicker and James Fall, Of
the same Lebanon their heir, executors administrators
or assigns the said mortgage deed and all his right and
title 10 the said land described therein, together with
the original debt for which said mortgage deed CIV
en- aud all evidence thereof AMI Endorsed said notes to
said Kicker and FAN that the condition Of said mort
gage deed has been broken, by whereof we, the
subscribers claim 10 rcclose said mortgage according to
the provisions Of the statutes In This beha provided
and this notice gren cr the purpose Of reciosng said
mortgage. ...
Date at Lebanon this twent sixth day Of October In
the year u Lord eighteen hundred and hfyfour
.tfN .0 ELIZA W. KICKER,
3wli JAMES FALL.
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d E A 7 II S +.

In Biddeiorj, Oct 81 Elizabeth Cora, child Of Rev j.
L. AMI Mrs. NJ. L. Stevens, aged one year AMI. two
months.
In DaSton, Nov. o. Mrs. Lydsa Locke, reet OF Rev.
Simon Locke, aged To- years, 10 months anil days.
In Eliot, OFT "a, Mr.. William Mason, sJr., aged 81
Oct Is, Mrs. Caroline Ilanscom aged so, wife OF Mr.
John X. lIanscom. Oct Goth, Mr. Japhet Morrill,, aged
about s. years.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr.-Thursday,N Nov. ..
At Market-lsSo Beef Cattle, GOO Sheep AMI 2lOo
Swine.
Beef Cattie-we quote--ESira 81 IS . IS first
quality % al soj second 50a5 co. third 90.
Working OSen-Sales 500 10 leo
Cows and Caives-Saies s23 so
Sheep-Sales 81 TO 4 IS.
swine-At retail, from TO &C.
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DIR. BROOKS

CIDsIp business In saco five months ago In conse-
ouencc Of IN health and hc has given sufficient notice
for settlement Of accounts. but again he would say to
ali ,hose having unsettled accounts against him To pre-
sen, them for immediate payment, AMI all Indebted to
him are requested to make payment before the first day
of December next without fall. The wise and prudent
will nI ,s,Isl ap DR.. bangs patrons who have not
vet paid, can pay DIR. brooks.
DR. Brooks hereby teplers TO his numerous friends and
uatrons his sincere thanks for past hyors 4iu
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STOVES,
AT NO. ~ AND IS, CHESTNUT ST.
G. II. MITCHELL & co.,
STOVES.

HAVING Just received complete assortment
II of Cook, PprIor aud office Stoves, are now
prepared TO furnish the same at very low prices
Among our assortment may be found the following
patterns;
Crystal Palace, Albion, White Mountain
Improved, North Star, Parlor
Cooks, villa.
GOTHIC PiRLoR, PORTABLE CRATES, CYL
INDER SToYES, Scr &c,
which are Of the latest patterns, and FOR smooth
ness of casting nrc not surpassed 10y any stoves
cxiunt. Also sizes Of the Congress rarior, o.
entirely new design, which cclipses everything Of
the kind before known. =.
Persons 10 want Of Stoves, will do, well TO call
before purchasing. Also, Manufactures ana
dealers in
Stove Pipe, Tin, Japan, Briiiaunin md Brass
Ware, Stove brushes, Hacking,
&c., Nc.,
wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices.
Jobbing and repairing done with ncatncss and
q. II. MITCHELL g. Co,
Biddeiord, Oct. %, 1851. 43-u
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nosroN MARKET. Ns,emner Q.

fLOUR-0hio and Michigan supernne, 80 '5i fancy,
$40 Ooi GenDesee Extra so so sll 20.
GRAIN.-Southern yellow Corn Is selling at CSC, AMI
White at Sc. Oats so ami Coo. Rye, In lots, $780,
HAY.-Eastern Is selling at 81 per ton, cash.
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RADICAL CURE OF
HERNIA OR RUPTURE,

w. q. HfAT0S, d Boston, who has devoted many
~ years 10 the treatment ~ Hernia or Ralre AMI has
discovered mode e. CUE which has proved suco.ssiulln
the se'erest cases 81 long standing, wc IN the mild.
CT forms 81 this troublesome complaint, thereby rendering
e Use ~ Irufscs unnecessary, has retei the house NJ
~ Lincoln strcct, formerly 49, opposite L. X Hotel where
he will receive patients heretofore Dr. H. also attends
particularly to Female Complnts t. the treatment and
cure OF varcocele, llyrcccn!c, iicnorrod. pes,-
Urinary diseases, &c.
Application may he made at his residence 80. ExrrsA
Place, Cl.owc Strcct,) Boston. =
Boston, August Ith, 1854 s,-cmI,
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THE FLOATING BALL,
KNUCKLI Washing MACHINE

,rIlIs /, 10 certify that Jason Lansioa, o Kenne-
bansport, have purchased The RICH. 70 manufacture
and vend the ayoyc unr vailed Ma %s sasnTe ar the
.n,in an nersons resilient In either u the before named
,an. sy,n.t Infringing my rlsd by purchasing or
using any Of the above n,shins. ans.s obtained Of me-
,I an, almost too numerous to advertise, hut they
viii he explained with plea.u on application to the
.,,..s.r M III house In Kennebunkpor The recent
Agricultural and Mechanic Fairs have .csen very de-
eiae ,, those who have witnessed their practical or
erati0n' f's''S '''' "' JASON n. LASGDoN.
November ), 1854. ~"
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MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Mrs. n, 81. O'CONNELL

,,f,m. her friends anil tie public, that she has rpcn-
ishcl her stock Of Millinery ani FANCY ooods,
A N q O o D s ,
embracing every variety Of Caps and pennets % the
as,., cI,.,. ami rich assortment % Dress Trim
mInrs, Gloves, &C. Cloak, Cape, and Dr.s. Patterns Of
,he I,es, fashions from New York and Philadelphia
Mrs O., has secured the services o. an experienced
cioal and Dress Maker and MI work done In her esab
hment viii he done neat AMI at price, which cannot fall
OJ Ionnets b,eachel pressed and rcmodeled, In the
NJ. NJ o,Connell returns her thanks for the lber-
nj patronage thus FAR bestowed upon her, and respectful
y asks continuance u the same ut her place Of busi.
ness ON Liberty Street, next doorto sanond Duton's
Biideford, Oct. Il, 1851. si-Sin
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,v,iIg House. situated the lot the corner % Wal
nut and Halle snts but In isls lsl1, by Simeon
Gilman. Bald House Is tvo stories, With an I'll attached
cts on the ground noov, and e@rsponins mum her
rooms above stairs There Il cellar under the whAs
hase, AMI large cstsn In t, from which Ia; xaisr 10
carried Into the upper part ~ the House. The ~ ~
set 'front.' and 100 fest hack. Tho caou q q sh a. "
reiser The place desirable one Jor perons dc s baa-
ness In any quaer Of tie village. The who vii 10
sold on easy terms, applicaton 70 o. G. boy IN u y.
Y. Gutter EaJI or Tal ~ ..IH - fff'
Dlddsford, October J, 1854. SO d. 81 t.is
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. HORSE SHOOTING done by JOHN HAM
at his shop on Alfred ST, Biddeford.
iJlf
A CHANCE To MAKE MONEY.

DRoFlTABLE AND HoNoRA EN-.
i PLoYMENT!! The subscriber is DESTROYS
Of having an agent in each county and town OF the
Union A capital Of from to SO only will be
required, aud anything like an efficient, energetic
man can make from three To five dollars per day !;
-mdeed some of the Agents now employed are
realizing twice that sum. Every information viii
DC given by addressing, postage paidD
WM. A. KlNSLER,
4wI5s Box COL, Philadelphia Pos, Odice
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Cow Lost.

CTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber on FRI.
- day, the 81 OF November, young COW, red IN
color, with all white feet, and white heart or star
In her forehead Had one knoll on her horn, and
a bell with strap IN hcrneck. Whoever has found
said COW, or will give information Of her. will be
suitably rewarded on application to
HANCE NELSON,
drvCn Street, Bidicfori.
Biddefortl, Nov. =, 1854 JwioN
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Particular Notice.
NEW BLAcKsMITH'S SHOP.

THE subscriber has recently opened DlacksmIth's
l. Shop in the building opposite TarboNs Livery Stable,
Alfred street. where he Invites the patronage OF the pub
lie.
n. B.-The shop lately occupied by lin, on Pleasant
street, Saco, offered for sale to let JOHN HAM,
DiddefOri, Nov. 5, 1854. 3wli.
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w. p. HASTINGS
Reed Organ ,,Ess 'f ~a,l,s. Mel
ma NUPJ TORY,


No. 80 Federal Street. (Over the Pos, Onice.)
PORTLAND; Me.
the present time the prices % Musical Instruments
~ have reached figuroSso astonshngly low people of
even very limited have been enabled to crafty their
love Of harmonious sounds, and 10 ornament their arors
with Piano, scraphinc or Mclophine.
In this connection woai respectfully invite the aticn
ton of the musical public to
CAIIART'S PATENT MELoPIIiNE,
which, for purity IL tome elastic action and prompifnds
of response To the performers touch, stands unr'aied
us a parior instrument IL Is handsomely finished In
Piano-Porte style, and warranted for five years.
To those who desire a cheap, AMI at the same time
handsome sweet-tonel, and durable instrument, tahe
great pleasure In recommending CAlIARTs PATENT
MELODEON, an instrument which has been before the
public for several years. and the popularity Of which eo
tinues TO Increase.
have large assortment Of Seraphincs, with stops 10
produce almost any variety Of tone.
Particular attention paid 10 builiing large cei VT.
gans for churches, The largest are built In the style OF
Pipe Organs.
All instruments are made with an improved Reed, and
tuned with equal temperament.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to- Tuning anu
repairing done at reasonable rates. -
C. W. sniSS.y, Agent for Diadcford and saco, has
samples Of these instruments at his residence, on Went
worth street. Bddeford. Please call and examine Om'.
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And hundreds Of other articles, which we have moi
space MENTION including full assortment Of DRIrrAS
MA WARE, Solar AMI hand Lamps, bohemian Gas'
Vases French ink.stands Rich China Terra Gotta and
Bronze Card Receivers French Cologne Stands, Win,
Bottles, Watch Stands, Spoon Holders, Cigar Holders
Fancy Work Boxes Machie Porte folios, Candclebra,
Violin Strings, Bridges, Resin, &C., Fans, Stee and
Morocco Spectacle Gases, Lead and German silver Pen
cils Sewing and Knitting Needles, livery best quantities.
Crochet Needles, Key Rings, ucnan silver, Steel and
White Metal Thlmbles. Pocket Ink-stands, Napkin
Rings Tea Bells and Dinner Bells, steel Pens and Hold
ers silk Watch Guards, steel Watch Chains, Brass and
steel Watch Keys, &C., &c. az is-.-r
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Notice.

TIE Subscriber, beng about 10 leave saco, and wishing
H. settle his own business, requests all persons having
demands against him, 10 present them for adjustment,
and all indebted to him, y noteor account, TO make pay
ment. JAMES D uOODWlN.
saco, Nov. ], 1851 4wii
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GREAT SALE OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
SHAW G. CLARK'S, 83

Crystal Arcade Buiiding, Biddcford.
I'VE have constantly on hani rs good assortment o.
w Fine Watches and Clocks, and Rich Jewelry and
Silver Ware be found In the State and would re-
sIectfuliy call attention Ia the following .t-''
LIST or PRICES, ua
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Particular Noticc.-0ur facilities for wa.ci
and Clock repairing unsurpassed MIR. Clark, prac
fcaf Watch Maker, and the best workman In the State
attends to this department Of business. Watches
cleaned and new Wheels, Pinons, veryes, Jewels, Cyln
ders Springs Pvos &c, inserted In the very best man
ner and for two-hs what the expense would be for '
same work In Boston. Jewery Of all kinds repaired 10
the very best Manner at the shortest notice. Old Watch
cs Clocks Jewelry and silver taken In exchange for new
Money TO let on Watches, Jcwelry and Silver Ware.
\ 80 SHAW CLARK,
Crystal Arcade Building, Blddtford, Me-
Biddeford, October y, 1854. ishaS =, LIZ.
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PAINTS and OIL,

pChE White Lead, "Lcwis" AMI "Cnlon," Prime
Engilsi Linseed OIL, Chrome Green, pure, dry, and
~ OH Chrone Yellow, Pure, Dry, AMI In on, E>t Prus
slah Blue dry, AMI In OIL Chinese vennllion. scaret
@c &c, Just received aud Tor sale Mt ior rates, by
IT'S u. l.. MITCHELL q.
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Notice.

I'LL person. indebted to Inc are respectfully requested
n to call aud settle Immediately.
q. A. C. RANDALL.
Didlefori, Nov. 2, 1851. an
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THICK boots.
Save Your Pennies.
Rubbcrs!! Rubbcrs.!!!

MEMS RUBBEg BOOTS, RuDDERs, SHOES, RuB.
ubsry 81, 2-d
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state Of Maine.

YORK, SIS.
To tls Sheriff of our Counties Of Yorh, Cam
BerlsnG LineOlI, Oxjord, XsHReJce, SOmsrset,
PsnoBscot, Hancock, lYaJhiRgton, Waldo,
Franklia, PisedtaqHi, and AroO'toOk, or ather
Of their Deputies:
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Dissolution Of ronarlnriShip.
burning Fluid,

nAMPnENE, anil rn0s1ENI GAS. Presh supplies
~ Just received, and for sale by
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1UKh IS,
To the Stsri6s ofour Counties Of York, CamJer-
land Linecla, oxford KenneJer, Somerset. Pc.
,.obJeot, Hancock, Washington, Waldo, Praa4s.
hi, PiseataqmiS and ArOOssO0k, or othsr other
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-23

ToM THUMB AND HIS KIN.-A letter from
tho Nsw-York correspondent of the Philadel.
phia Dispatch says
Talking of precocities, we met General Tom
Thumb in the Eighth Avenue cars last Wednes.
daJ, sitting beside one of his handsome sis.
tsI. tie has two sisters, both married now,
and both stout, rosy, round-faced, good-sized,
ana good-humored young women. His ia
thsr Is quite tall, dressy, country farmer,
with q profusion of gold chains on his vest,
put no profusion of Leaning higher up-for,
u MS schooldays, money was scarce and hard
work abundant.
The tiny General is now about twenty-five
years Of age, and is becoming stouter every
year. but, positively, he is no taller now
man ne was twelve years ago, and he cannot
yes CHINO upon common chair without as
s'stance' His soul, it is true, is not much
more capacious than his body. He is penuri.
Gus to q degree, and selfish beyond expression.
me mas all the ways and habits of child,
ssowever, and time does not seem TO nature
~ ss MIND, Whatever effect it may have upon
ssis physical condition Tom Thumb lives with
81; ;s parents up in Connecticut, has his pony,
l -. slea his hshing-tackle &C., and thew saw
s TO-. as cannot even write YETI is aboat to be-
,sn' 70 school to acquire decent educa,;on
sre is another infant ruined in order to ora,'
ny morbid thirst for wealth and 49,. ~ graz
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-23

A STRoNG-MINDED WoMAN.-From a bio
,,raphical notice in the Dublin University
daga4ine, we take the following extract from
'e life of MademoiseIle de dunpin, French
opera singer, who, we are told, was extreme
" handsome, and well made, with fine hair,
~ aquiline nose, and mouth. teeth, and
throat Of exquisite perfection" will show that
the lady's actions are more calculated to excite
establishment than admiration -
This extraordinary syren of the French
opera fought and loved like man, and ress-
81 and fell like woman. She married
jouag husband, and ran away with fencing
Alaster, Of whom she learnt the sma-sword
and became an excellent fencer. Soon after
ne set hrs to convent, and carried away in
triumph from it young lady of her acquain-
lance who was confined there: was condemned
for the offence, but escaped punishment by re-
storing the lady to her friends. She went to
t'aris,and became an opera-snger, caned every
man who affronted her, killed three in ducls,
and, after many adventures, quilted the stage,
Was seized with fit of devotion, recalled her
husband, and passed with him the last years of
her life in very pious manner. She died in
llo7, at the early age of thirty.four.
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The Greatest Medical
ID ASCOVEkY OF THE AGE.
Nj h.kENNEDY Of RUxbuIv, has discovered in one
"a our common pasture weeds remedy ihgl cures
EVERY KIM m UUAfOp

EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
rism the worst scrofula down n common PimpIe.
ne mas tried in over eleven hundred cases. and never
iaea except III Two cases. Doth thunder hunio He has
now IN DIS possession bundled certificates eff
value. az within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two boitIes are warranted 10 cure nursing msuth
One 10 three BEETLES will cure the Kind Of pin
pies on the face.
Two three LotIles will clear the ,strm Of biles
Two bottles are warranted the worst canker In
TIE mouth AMI stomach.
Three TO- nvc bottles warranted TO cue the wors
kind Of eryspeas,
oneto two bottles warranted 10 cure all humsr in
the eyea
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of the ears
and blOtcbes among the hair.
Fouro six bottles are warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of the sku
Two 10 three bottles warranted 10 cure the nos das
perate case Of rheumatism
1--WE buttles warranted to cure Tie worst case q
ngw1 rim
Three to four bottles warranted 10 cure salt rbeum
Five to eight hotties will cure the case of scyoua
benefit is always experienced from the first hottie
perfect cure is warranted when tie abpye quantity 4,
taken.
Render, have pcddlcd over thousand bt,l,s Of tbi.
in the vicinity If Busn. know lie Effects Of it in a.
cry case So sure as water will txnguh Ere 80 sur.
will this cure hHmor lnevef sud of it but that
bottle sold another alter trial always SPEAKS for it.
self There are twG things about This herb tina, sunesr 10
me surprisnghr.t that grows in our pastu,ts In som.
places quite pIeniyand lis value m been known
until discovered ii in e46 secund thar ii should cure
all KINDS Ut humor have given to ciildan year old
up to old men Of sixty from the homlies woman in pos-
ton up to the belle Of rnnaum and III an cgyes the chr.
Is certain Ne change OF Diet is necestarysa, the
best you get.
hlr Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cusos
Scnriua.
Price 500. Manufactured by Dnnald Kennedy 100
W rren street, Rosbury For sale ty sMiru {. Firlcl
Eontprlier, VI GeueraI Agents fr Vermont Sod by r.
+. Smith, Mortified /. p. bailey Marrlnry G. t. Green
i.'ch'nond OTIS French Barre A. J. Ainswoiih, viii
Jamestown, Wallace x hickey, Wet Tolstam.
liberal "i'Gonnl made 10 those o bay - sri again
| rs agents, WIN p'eae s-hG III tbHit utdtts
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CURE FOR HEAvEs.-Take lot of weed
commonly called smart need, that grows along
the roadside, or in the fields in low places;
steep it in boiling water till the strength is al!
out, and give the horse one quart Of the liquid
every day for eight to ten days. Mix 1t with
bran or shorts if he will eat it, if not, pour 1t
down him with bottle. Give him green or
cut feed wet up with water, during the ope!r,'
alton, and | will warrant cure. Horses with
heaves will be troubled with it about as bad
this dry and dusty weather, as they vii! IN
the spring of the year. This medicine is so
simple, and easy to be obtained, that some
may not think it worth their while to try 1t
but simple medicines many times prove more
effectual than those obtained at great expense
Now is the time to secure the weed, and say
to those interested, try it.-Hdroey Rose
crantz, in Rural Nep Yorker.
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DEpRHcAronY-A genuine Down Easter"
~as lately essaying to appropriate square of
ry .cedingly though beet at dinner, in Wis
,.yasin Hotel. His convulsive efforts with
sajse and fork attracted the attention and
smiles of the rest Of the company, who were
ii the same perdicament as himself At last
"Jonathan's" patience vanished under his ill.,
success, when laying down his ''utcusls," he
ourst out with strangers, you needn't laf-if
,ou haint got no regard for the landlords
F,ai!ngs, you ortrr haze some respect fur thr
I'd bull" This sally drought down the
Rouse. ~ Siiurr Creek Gazette.