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Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16

THE BEGGAR WOMAN AND CoNGREssMAN.-
Can this tale be as literally true as it is told in
the Washington Evening Star, of the 18th ult!
Friday last, lady beggar gained admittance
to the rotunda of the Capitol, notwithstanding the
watchuness OF the officers, who assiduously en-
deaVor to keep mendicants from annoying per-
sons engaged in governmental duties. Among
others whom she approached tor aid was men,
ber of Congress. whom she did not know as such.
to whom she told piteous tale of distress. She
was, she said, FIVE hundred miles away from home
without the means to get there, her husband was
sick. her children in want. &c. Indeed. Madam,
replied the member. desiring to get rid OF her i'm
portunity, L am in a worse predicament. | am
nine hundred miles away from home, haven't
red cent and expect every moment to be arrested
for board, and may be confined in prison on ac-
count of difficulties have unfortunately got into'
The honorable wiped away tear. as others fell
trickling down tie cheeks of the poor woman"
Indeed, my good lady; said he 4 have had no.
thing to eat Tor a week | feel like hanging my
self am in such distressed circumstances Her
heart was melted She drew out her purse. and
having compassion on the poor fellow, took from
the well filled pocket companion c silver half
dollar, and gave it to the poor critter" "Ahn
said he may God bless you, madam! This piece
OF money will save my life, and | will soon pay
you the amount with interest," The lady went
on her way begging, and the member went on
his way laughing, each, however, under very dit
ierent feelings as to the amusing matter-he feel
lng quite strange at having proved the best beg
gar of the two.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
II OtiCC.

1S00 lbs. assorted Candies, just received
IcOO and for sale, cheaper than has ever
been offered in this place, by
mitchell & FOSTER.
Washington .4pra 26, 1854. IT.
, GROSS Meen Fun, and gross Chinese
- Powder, for beauttying the skin. at
mitchell & FOSTERS.
Washington, April 26, 1854 IT.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
A 8 O N G..
Give me an eye. swimming eye,
To meet my ardent glances-

Give me an eye. swimming eye,
To meet my ardent glances-
A sunny eye to gaze upon
When pleasure in it dances;
Give me an eye to ming lie beams
When mirth and Joy have bound me;
Give me an eye to mingle tears
When sorrows clouds are round me.
Give me cheek, a soft, soft cheek,
Warm roses blushing Ger it,
So bright, SO pure, SO angel-like,
'Twere sinless to adore it,
Give me cheek to press to mine,
With that calm, holy feeling,
That lulls the soul ds music does,
When DER the senses stealing.
Give me lip, balmy lip,
Sweet smiles around it wreathin.--
A dewy lip, carnation like,
or love and fondness breathing.
Give me lip to kiss when all,
Or few, or none caress me
A full red lip to dream upon
A seraph lip to bless me.
Give me hand, snow white hand,
To tremble when press it
A fairy hand to hold in mine,
A little hand to bless it.
Give me hand to kiss and breathe
Der it my souls devotion
A hand TO hold and press mine too,
With deep, unfeigned emotion.
Give me heart, gentle heart,
With warm affections beating
A heart to flutter with delight
When lip with lip is meeting
Give me heart to call my own,
To cheer my pathway dreary-
A pure, guileless and constant heart,
To lean upon when weary.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
n Notice.

a y ID OF FICE.
WAsHINGToN. AXIS
July, 2nd, 1857
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that after The
" expiration of thirty days from the date here
o. applications for the private entry Of the follow
Ing lands will he received at this Office the same
having been heretofore enormously marked on
the pats ofthis Office as sold.
The whole of section 9 and 10, in Township 10
south, ofrange 10 west-the Nj of LEA and II
oi SW qr. 2; WI 10 and ST 20, in Township l0s.
r. 20 w; the NE qr- and 81 10; 81 or. u; WI
Of NE or. H. whole Of sections %. %. and o.
NJ 25, M &c. and NE or. 81. in R2l ".
BENZ. p. yETT, Rrgiar.
CHA'S B. mitchell, RenGrr
Washington, JHiy6 1853. 27-
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
WASHINGTON POST-OFFECE,
Arrivals and Departures of the U. S. Mail

WASHINGTON POST-OFFICE,
Arrivals and Departures of the U, S. Mail.
EASTERN MAIL.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, Fri. sp. n.
Departs every Tuesday, Thur, and Sat-. 2 A. NJ.
TEXAS, via GAINESVILLE.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, Frid. 6 P. ~
Departs every Tuesday, Thursday, Sat. 6 A. NJ.
WALNUT HILL AND SHREVEPORT
Arrives every Monday and Friday. p
Departs every Wednesday & Saturday. 6 A. M.
Arrives every Wednesday and Saturday. 6 P. NJ.
Departs q" CAV
CAMDEN.
Arrives every Sunday Thursday. sp.u
Departs every Monday and Thursday. 6 A.
PANTHER (oR MoUYrArS.l
Arrives every Wednesday, II a. n
Departs same day., Ipw
MURFREEsBoRo
Arrives every Tuesday, n.
Departs every Monday. A. NJ.
Each of the above Mails close at P. NJ, pre-
vious to the day of departure
R. L. PHILLIPS, p. NJ
Washington, July 4, 1854
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. CHARLES B. mitchell. offers his
- services to the citizens Of Washington and
its vicinity. He may be found at the residence
of II. w. Smith
March 18th, 1916. Soft
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing BE-
- tween myself and John I. Silliman in the
mercantile business in Arkansas. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the sth August. 1852 and the
settlement Of the business connected with the
same IL conf1ed exclusively 10 me
J. q. DiARMOND.
Washington, Sept. IS, 1889. 37-u
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
e A u TT 10 n.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will proseeHfe
lV to the extent OF the law all intrnders on ny
land Those that have been IN the habit Of cut
ting my timber must and shall quit it. Damei
T. Williams is my authorized agent and will re-
port all intrudeIs.
CHARLES b. mitchell
Washington, Feb. 4, 1850. IS
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16

him can be used as the same instrument OF oppres-
sion among the children and grandchildren OF the
survivor One thousand two hundred dollars in
vested in northern pawn broking-and it is al
most the same thing in MISUNDERSTANDING $500
year. For that $500 man can own one OF the
best living, breathing, white, thinking men of the
North; and after he has worn him out, at the age
of forty years. he can pass him away and take a
younger fellow. The difference between the two
systems Is simply this If dozen of us own a
horse in common. we want TO ride him as much
as possible, and feed him as little as possible
(Laughter) But if you or own horse excu-
siveiy, we will take good care to feed him well,
and not drive him too much to endanger his health,
but Just enough to keep him in good travelling or
der. But as | find my time getting short,
must conclude by brief allusion to another mat
ter.
There have been inuendoes and insinuatons
secretly and sneakingly made against me. because
have supported this bill. As said before.
supported it because it lies at the very bottom of
the principles of the democratic party These
charges and nsinuations have not been made pub
licly in manner so that could reply to them
Those who are said to have made them have
carefully avoided everything of the sort upon this
floor, and | shall now dispose of them with the
contempt they so justly merit. 1t takes some
thing more thar the envious croakng of such rem
egade creatures to seriously shake my nerves. or
rutfle my composure. The eagle. while calmly
reposing in his mountain home may be slightly
and momentarily annoyed by the buzzing and
nbbing OF set of miserable, despicable insects.
but when once he spreads his imperial pinions to
soar alott, with the first futter OF his wing he
sweeps them down the wind, and with the ne xt
dashes on in his upward and heavenward career
into sunt regions, to which it is not given to even
the vision of meaner birds to follow
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-16
SEOO REWARD.

D ANYWAY from the PlanNa-
Ii ton of the subscriber in Un- Rx
ion county, Arkansas, on the 9Th Ga1
inst, two negro men--JACOB EE3
and ALLEN. tAT
JACOB Is a mulatto, about 27 w
years OF age, six feet two inches -
high, has scar below his left eye, and the little
finger of his right hand is off.
ALLEN is also muatto, about 21 or % wears
of age, low and stout-rather chunky,--his ewes
are of y, low complexion
will pay the above reward for the delivery
of the two men to me. at my residence in Union
county, or will pay literally for any information
that will lead to their apprehension 1t is sup
posed they have gone in the direction of Van Bil-
ren Address the undersigned at Union Springs
P. O. Union county, Arkansas.
H. GEORGE.
.Apra 10, 1883. 16-tf.
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nrAFNTGS.
Partial and Total, Entirely Removed


rr,o ,h,se srT ri,ru, lsr u partial ,nd total lo's
oCihs sense q he,day, Or. Al.sOPlERT
Leg. 10 c,il ,h.ir allrniiu, 10 the lallo~ing;
DARN, the past ten YEAR. many i~nehci1i dis
covciirs have been male IN the practice of r'ed,'
cins aud u,ns more %. rerh,rs, ihan % tue urai-
ncnl ~ che Disease ~ the Ear. IL the Iaf In
Gfmafies n Berlin, Lispsic. Brusscl., Iiambsg'
and ~. PclclslHgh, hs mot signal tH>rs,f' las
attended the intIoauci On II the 'itaied donshts
10 tfrating diseases a. the mi'dlc and ine'naltaf'
Foe n = PAST lev Yeas u has Leru sdhp'ed w tho
most di,ircuiShsd AuIbts IN iori.n, Nth the
samf aa'iti sucysss. The msiicinal arcuis ,fe
prepared on ,Itisfy pathological yrincple-, the
Ilticnt lring ,ublrcicd 10 lah local snd con,ttu'
floral treatment. The arr locations eause M Tain,
NOT any nuplsassnt srnsatinnF, nor Vet csssHtion
from tsil, syusatiuns. The lssi pfU0f II the sfis
cary ofth.s treatment vii w. rrisTsbre ~ nesfly
Mao NsHfssd Aamss, residents n th" laited
state, C,radi. New jfuusuirk aul NotR Scotia,
uh have icrn frsioud N acute hrariry; and Ia
nj a .n.le case n U"f knoo r'gr, did Ne lail 70
fleet either laitill ~ total isfiliaii'n " tic
hfafirr, uheri uur ,lsi'c ari INSTRUCTIONS were
fiilhG'', anl lul,trllly adhfrul. Many Who
riHd MT hear che report ~ Tistpl ~ aim's
lrnrfh cIu nw hcrr Ilsf.h i.df 81 ~ dsfI7es -
0lr G,f. H. sasss of rrHrts atIumuiahon ~ ne
F.as,hsa Iais aH' TaBlHuw, iafaHiHriisn y
fff ra-.s asmIrHas. HfFftBs sF,fft.Bt, distsssf II
its HsHirTai fgur4Hi, trrrssriV rIH'i t'fraul
uSNh,fe ihr disease clu hstmccd ~ '',sfs, coLis,
t'a usr 10 UriHipr ur a..rrl.iHl u,I'ur', Eaihsfs
log. iu te ,ir iu childhood, Sc, d.. ilsasi''i''
fnai.sHi liIrFs -.s-,.sism' Where t's auditory
o,aai !. d., nuI ,ra.y. with lu.r ur pssrf'ion--
vhrutL H-tlurHs De- accompanied hh noises 10
t'e cans lac nIliua uatrr, ,Aiuirz ~ ins-cis,
tirrias Of iIt, in,t'rs ul safss, 'aalnus' pu''a.
flows tts, lH,frs OF uatt,r, co., uH'' Boo 'in'r'Hg,
sTlssiI.u j. 'lif as ifl rrsh n HHud iI ihe head
had taken place.. 1r vh,1 he he1I.ng q. lrss acuis
On dui ,.u#It vt..arI. rr u.,Ha .Y'l has lctn
taken, ih.. method u'ir,Ti'Hg H's,,sr o. nfsh.h.
d.. \. uup.l rarifrIl, OBS i5r .r1is ~ iho litHf
ald psrI 200 alal hima statement n their C,sc as
o. uHtIharthcs h.fr ever Tlssr..rt tkr -cHs" q
bearing. ~ the Dat 1HI p.un school ~ lsip-
sie 600. 90 r'ss Ul %, Il-.ffIfi iI rtf.rHs itr
i,rr1r z Tow, aHi r1TrrIrI,r HHruuf ne 90
SAVING thitIH MANY Eases mrrh good can o. ac.
romp.lL.I. u. 4 L.g. explicitly o. s'l'c, hat
il i.rsr rr.rs hr r'.rt|hFs, - rHrrsTffFr 90.
rsl.nIussF-cemUl.f 10 fr.fr,'ffHu ~ auIA wrikrd
Improvement as we'll ic r,i.r't, .atis.aUiu!, % he
frr,'.os ... aIAia.ly applies, -'i a''' tn7' ht'
ierrI Orr.
Applicants v,i phase sHf- their agr, ruini n
i..c1sa lm1''rr i..u-s ilum ibe Dy'rrUa. yl.sagr,
Iftarrr8rr NOISES ip che care. state pi g.agIal
.rr.s ,fI,Hfrsr. NHrH triurr b. rTfri, u -
'Npr'is th1' t..'c DO cisy circur'l1rre' vii eon'
ktIr., d.. Ar.soruCET, Hra2,iy aric'.
~ -, Sew i1.a. Tive dollars ,l'sulat'oH
J,aaag 90. 1857 ,Dt
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Wasrua. Ba.r.loa. We recommend
..r following paragraph. Fuall by csuc--
r...,at Of iuy ruue Jgaml, Go any ,..gr-
3D.. sr.ar u.1 vUg B., aaAl,.s iu te r.u.el
. .... aaI would u.. 90 t-.e 90 himself, iur
....l ur worse, O. yalrr, square, s...l l-....
g.le..ygl Indian I..s.
" Tho Hl,usa Chief oilers one 'an.sa1I
bead 90 bole,.lo ans respectable aaJr yuuuc
mau. we'll recommended, Nu1 a... many us
#a.-Uj,r, glu 90 aH.at eighteen, s.u..
down among tIgm, ani ,s-ca o. Iuru aguc4.-
500.
rar horses are worth from aNy 'u eighty
thousand dollars. have seen tu.s Valuable
,-.4v. Susls abUa, ias medium, SIZE, with
,..rlHIe lr.ugr i.llares, high e...A bones,
"#us yuural, black eyes, lnd flfA h-ir.
Do. u-u ls squ4lc aud s.uut Tier song "a.i
Shower beg shoulders Tsu.as-.s u,a..r.u...
a.. shells and beads. She u'.t T.a.
a...ut lawn sa..s. most beautifully u.Hl'
a.#.l vIgl l-als AID shells. N-r step ,s
.-.t .rd P,u-d, aud bee ga.' is easy aaa
-.s.'-.
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Ru-oaU Lo,S BUS. The committee
a Railroads. have reported bills, granting
..ars Go tie c.ty OF Bangor 90 loan lIs credit
90 che P,1u1scoi and hennebgc Railroad Co.,
O., Is sun ct 500, COO-aHd 10 ,ae u.d,oaG
and aacuIn Railroad Co, for tie sum ct
ss-1.0uJ. The second reading w-sass's1ld
ar l-rs-ly, shgn theb.Is both passed the
S.a-'s, sash Lu.e opposition. Second Rad
.ls a'ae house to-day (WeIncsLayJ
ikcnncbec lpurnsl
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ArersrA. Much oh.


ArcUsrA. March 6lh.
Nj, Elnor The Legislature is a, work
with a eomucudnble industry, dcsPa,ching
,bo business before them. Bills granting
leave to the city Of Bangor TO loan her credit
10 the Lincoln and Oldlovn railroad and the
Pcnob,cut and Hcanchcc Railroad have pas
,ci both branches, with bot little opposition.
Al art TO revive the old Judicial system,
creating an inferior Court, similar IN its ju-
risd.ciion and powers 10 the late District
Court. was a Few DAYS since introduced by
Mr.. Abb1tt Of Norrlrv ock, and referred To-
the committee on the Judiciary. What will
he Ms fate am unable so say. Il isa fact
we'll known that the &c, ahcl'shinr the Die
trtct Court was al the time Of ils passage cN-
ccedurly unpopular in many sections of The
Snte-ubile the practical operation lihc
Judiciary system as now established in many
localities Is bad and unsatisfactory 70 thc pro-
PIE. A strong effort will De made in 'hc
present Legislature Co revive the old system.
The bilI creating new county, with Low
isi,n Tor shire town. has obtained q favorable
report before tbe committee, and Willie ro-
sen,cJ tc che Scra,r ih,s week. Mr. Dun
uel. your representative, vou'crjsd mau'uIly
AGAINST thc scheme before ttc committee.
Whether or not lhc t.II viii r-ss IS somewhat
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u 800 N - Cnlcrrr.

THIS -r.... r..f. sE...I., .rrr -.r'....s
H...... ...r ...r .". Ir 0I-rr.I.. .r H.... I.U
character. .. l...l 81. t.., u.. ... ....I.E
...r.. .r... shop. accusing Dbl. .. r......- al-
Cd. ..... f.. ..". r.-.. H..l rF s..r., aH .r.l.-
I. ..r. Hr...r.. .' ....H... I". I.H' l ,.r..-
....... .. r.... rrrH. .h. '.. given Doc -"H...'.
...r.s.r... r.. -..... aud l..H chat L.I l.f....
J.rur r,H4r y4... f.# -.tgr er r..s..-
.... ... b.. H...U .r. ...f..r OLD. ana r....
..... r...... ...r -. ..,..... .-r farH.rf.r
...t ....a ..... rr.r. f..r r.. .r...-
...,.., ....- rr-....r.... r...I woe HrH Irflrr
% ~ ,..Hu... ..H rH... tI... t..,.l ra.r Dec
..r.r n...---IE..|r. .HHs-.r. ..arr ..rII0s, L..
.....- f.... .. r.. .HH.H" .'..Ef.. .H.,.t %. 0.-
.r.., ... Reputation ... t.. ..r. "i 't. sl." isn-
..r. .. s.#. 900. disposed T..-rn- 'H u. u.hUF"".
..T... .....r ..Hf no. allow. i1r"u- a'r uHo..
. ..-. H.. ...H.....s, uIt."at iHc ,.t0H" ".
'H....... .| ...i L.u..1r rHn-'gai .''r "'.
f.. ..r.... uHl H. .l beg s.'Irl q ".." '.''-
....s COD. .. r.vrr .a. ll.'' i'' .,''.''. ''-
fHHr boo Hi.Dr or a1t gi A.r hH ur'r' ".. yea A.
IHr n..f cent ir HHsH t1" ratirr nT-ltH never
searched bee r1Hh, uHr al article 'r."'-''- To-
u.., r"I i.r-' 1r' rr''r.7 IT h'r p.'''''.'' ,''
aHHt TI-Hf.r., tr.HU-rI t' Dog, Us ho0nsr ,' 'h.
rt,.--.r .ffg- .buI--thBt slii ov,r-srr ilruu-
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LARA FEoN ErRurr. The Mouiour an
uoupccs tina, the Car Of Russia's letter iron
81. Petersburg arrived IN Paris on the 18th
Of Febu,ry, aud that the Emperor Nicholas
does no, ac,er, the proposal for arrangement
Which was presented to him. The Moni'suf
adds this reply leaves 20 chance Of pacific
solu,ion.
Troops were cmbarkinr, the day the
Atlantic sailed, from Liverpool, Dublin, aud
Southampton, aud ships were Guug with
raplJuy at an ports for the Baltic feet.
French troops were cmblrhing from All
a fur Turkey.
SIX Thousand men and 81 shir' len Con
s,an,inople oo ihe 7,h OF Febmary, under 40
esruu Of n British war steamers.
"A imporun, debate in ,hs British Parlia-
mrut had taken place on the Turkish cues.
,.oa,anJ the army aad navy supplies had been
voted.
The queen has issued Proclamation Tor.
bidding the expectations o! arms, ammunition,
AND marine engines.
The Lord Chamberlain has notified Mr.. b.
cbanan tha,hr NAV henccfouh appear At Court
BOO any costume De lsss.
Ivrarool, "Wednesday. Three thousand
troops embarked from here to-day,
IF.s4rFtE,tIf Ausfrf1 Jlr. not immrlI-
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u.E..-.. ..s IH.', Do. >...a,1 G.aa..-.,
3. ..r. I-N. U.r-r--f ~. irrs, --rH on.
.w. g.. e.. IIH.. .' N.wH, esq. -..
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OK FORD
Normal Institute.
SOUTH PARIS, ME-

THE NEXT SESSION II this sohool will
commence on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day
II FEBRUARY next, AND Co1iiuuo TURTLES
WLrKs.
TEACHERS.
E. P. HINDS, A. NJ, Principal.
REV. DARIUS Forbes,
T,l,lv u Na'sgal Sumes.
W. \. RUST, n. D.,
T',riu q PiyirloEy.
n. ~. TiIAYER, A,rrsl'.
7. ~. SkilIINGS,
Miss {. y. SrOWELl.,
TsItiU' u DSaiaSs.
Miss &. l.. HALL. Tslcsu q Nus,c.
EMERY q. BICkNTIL,
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NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.
4 CRIrrLE SETS ASIDE llls CRuTCliES
AFTER TIN YEARS SUFFERING.
Cory II l,iip nom NJ. 7Aowr'sI. Ctfri'', lie
,-s,5l. slii,d Aasuif 2J,h, 1859.

Copy u iiir Gor- NJ. 7Aogr'.H: ,,'-'''i' i't-
,,s,5l. dii,d Aus.,f 2O,h, 1850.
10 pfofcsso, iloiIuva,-
Dear Si,-I am enabled 20 lurni'h ,or with
most sSinordiasry cure effected by ,ouf ,a'alualil'
Oin,msnt sui Pili., which h's u''ou',h'd even
tctsnn acquainted With the sulirtrr Al-i'' ten
years ago, W. W. Cammins n ralioey Street, IN
ihi. town, vas thrown lrl'n hi horse, Nhcurly ht
received yr,v serious ioiuric'i he hsd ihe let
medical advice ~ M, time, and was afterwards an
inmate ofdfcrcrt inifmaric', Nt hr grew worse,
,ui ~ length a malignant iunnn' n',,r ''ii'"' poo
h.s hin, which 90 completely crippled hir, that b.
,,ulJ NOT move without clutches g. telf.y 10
,rlrs; recent, De- ls-pu IT, Nc ,our oiuirs1' 500
riils, which have nov healed The wound, fir'0Ilh.
epsI ,hc limb. sni crablcd him o. disrcn'r With
his ctutchc. .r that Do can wah with me gf'''cIi
case. and with renewed health 1nt ,igrr.
$3.50 ,.s..-.t TUpNpSgN
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Notice oil Foreclosure.

NOTICE g. h,r,h, gwen chat JIu'thsn Moore,
y OI >iun,h8m, iu ihs County 81 Oxford, LN
he. deed 1T mortgage bearing tate January .hUi!.
aI.t, eighteen hunited anil 90, three, aIi cruid
,d iu doe I,f-r.tu uf Dell % .ail Osl,rd Cuul-
,, Weston District, Book Tb,ul-tU0, aHd l1g.
Two llur'r,i aHI >iNty, conveyed Go tae uuaol-
..-r.i, %. J. LIHt q turrau', q Cr,lliu DO ui
If"I sr.fUI 90 -JId SiHurllH', containing tWruiN-
Etr .rIHs. H.rD 90 ICES ,l1stilu'..- hH, tar saii
Nrurr'-. Hs1r-ttra lfra, aul Nir- u1 lhr rl-t'I-
4. eide 90 tlf Count, r.1u Ie1utU1 from lowell Co
Albany. together with 100 ihl l..."ur ihCrrru-
iI.ttIr rautiIiuu eff .lid mortgage o.Hl h.s h-eu
lru1rr, ard tb1t O., reason whereof che uItcrs'g1-
,. claim 90 {. I,r. .uf, ,i The saurs aHuarruuIu--
N give ills up'i,e pursuant 90 the statute IN such
cases made aHI Wo,itsd.
~. J. LIBBY & 60.
Dated this ninth day oiTstuan. A.D., lsjL .
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~ 7'7 ID Ts tn D J. THOMSON
1 MOsT TNTRN0RnlNARY CIEII ~ I

DhlAnI u NNlN Ii-lfhHLH. .lfNl's.N
ALI. MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
C5ry ora i,i,, fem 81, Hrf, nl~~, - E'1fy
-rl- Cai4sfrs,' Ia'fi Mrrot 20, 1852.
To Professor Holloway
Sif-S,ns tine .i1cc, one n my ch..tTsr vs.
afflicted with dreadful rrupliors over ths nod, 7H'
limb obtained doe advice oi several eminent
Surgeons a.d rh,slrisus, b, 90 oiw whom che case
we. CONF '-,cl hrrs',.. SO length 7 ut-l luHr
Ointment end pills, AMI without rNng,rrit"n, ihs
eject vas mirlcu'uus, 1901 ., rruCs,rInF ip tnrir
ne. 90 the cruutuus quickly disappeared aGi Ll1
,'.Il was restored o. pcfif,t hsa'ta.
rr,,i.r.l, I..t q chill ium % similar CON-.
uairt. aud Grl, lr'.,c, bod ! i1 lrr 'rs.
afapt-I YOUR medicines shc would have Iesn .1yri
alb. ItilU o. Hrrr, Go trsiiit thr irrih Of tDis
Go suy utIrrrr. l~,,re.) J. illin, pDr,r
CERTAIN REMEDY Tog sCOEBt1lC M.
YpVs-AND ~ ASTONISHING ClRE
ora OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS
or AGE or 4 BAD lEG.
Con-. o.. .afr Gop Nrr--. IIr'isr 3 Co, s'f--
taH. Ialt.
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F1ARRAR'.S HOTEL
AT BuCKFIELD VILLAGE.

r,,llE Subscriber respectfully iniprm' tho Tr,vel.
Ing rubIic add rartru.srl, those Who desire
, CoUNTEN RLTHENT, where they cin haNepre
aif ani water, and tic most Gclighllu view, ~
Landscape SCENERY. that be has lc,sei ihr nev
Tavern IIra.a. erected IN nUCkrIElp VII.
LACE, b AMERICA FARRAR, whorc Dee "h"rs
be- I..t services Zoe the accommodation 81 lna'ls's
The Iluu.s 3. Lar7' ard ( W., cod wen cllcu-
Stsd o. cDu,cnr Sfuli Fam,lics, &C Si'gr PEI.
.uus; aud ih- table viii lc always supplied With a
Whuis.une Rural Fire, as well rs With the LuNu.
riss ofihc Ciiy Market.
TIL. hnr.r j. si'nilci IN the Csrtre Of one ri
The uI,.t liyol, and huurshins villages IN AL the
country, With sulcinu. open Gom gtrunls, lni
convicted With . gpod Livery stable, With Easy
Clriagts and Fiat Harsg. II ran " rrached w
Railroad ~ 2 hours tom Portland, ani iInm
B1,ion. u !. the place II residence Il Wee Fsf-
RAJ, widely knrun a. the largest dealer IN New
Englanl, ~ Cattle, sheep, all Fat hiar,,,.
JOHN TAYLOR.
Jolly ~, 1853, 23,fv
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rIHE suIl.cuI,r hereby gives public notice ~ all
4 concerned, that be- has been Dob, appointed
and taken upon himself the tru,t OF Executor Of
the la.t will and testament Of
OLIVER THOMAS, late Of OSlsul,
in On. county uf OXl1rd, deceased, hy giving bond
ss the hW directs. iIe th,.tfre requests sll per-
sons ~ ho are indebted 10 the said derr'sers a..
tate, o. make immediate payment and those Who
have auy demands thereon, 10 exhibit The ,lme t.
ZIRA TIIAYER.
rsri.. Jsrusry i7ih, iSSi y
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DRY GOODS.
Johnson, Hall & Co.,
Importers Jobbcrs and Retailers,
Nos. 2and J Grrrnoush Block, Middle ani Free ST..
PORTLAND.
z u II n BD,

MO. :. the urrrr q Two sicrrs, j. devoted to
y the retail l,an,h -four Lusincs-, ,ud Is diyi.
tri into iinccn separate departments, a'the
head Of which customers will hnl ailcnI'o and
gllirinr salestnen
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No. 10, sin Drr1umrni
No. II, ; iaul aud Msut,IA Department.
no. -, Trimming Goud. Department
No. ~, EmlrHlpD Department
No. 10, Millinery Department.
Na. Is, uG.Ju, aud IuhultsU Department.