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] a fine appearing sheet and

L|sss is fine appearing sheet and
IL. BAL city should be able to afford
pcll y bears the promise of success.
IL hdent HcroW.-AIr. Henry Boz
~, pncrly published the Gazette in
tllia started now paper with the
flrv Nest Chester. 1t is fine lcok-
ftAu1oS sDcp a'ch.-C. F. Il r. NJ Cloud,
fonntfax flktcn, also, and lattorly of Tic
| Bsltisnot BUS, have started in that city, a
Sunday pei5ef, with the above ti,le.
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A NEW OPENING.

Of beautiful assortment Of plaid and fc'ti
" Mouslin de LANES, Calico Prints OF the
most renowned manufactures: Mourning foods
iy'd and solid cold; also,
Muslins, Plaids,
Tickinss, STRIPES,
Linens, Checks.
Long and Square Bay State Sha&is, hg'd and
plain cold Cashmere do, black; oliVc.sapd
brown Cloth. for ladies' wear; wa,ered silk for
trimming, silks for lining, mantila velvet,
very wide; pointed velvet trimming, gimps,
brads, ribbons, frinses, b.RIinss,, silk cords,
silk and glass buttons, &C., Mt
Dec 3 VIM. TORBEET'S.
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Large Farm for Rent

AN BOHEMIA MANOR; now occupied by
W Isaac S. Bouchell. 1t has been lined
nearly all over; part of it twice. Possession
given on the 18th March next. Apply to the
subscriber, Georgetown, Kent county, Md.
Jan 3ws GEO. w. OLDHAM,
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FOR RENT.

A N excellent STORE STAND. in the village
II Of Lcwisville, one of the best stands for
business in that section of Chester county. For
further information address or call on the sub
scriber al New London. Chester county, Pa,
Or Mr.. John herr, residing on the premises.
Jan IA 3w ]. B. MCDOWELL.
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TANEE Is ON TEE WING,

A ND il is important that every family should
IA be able TO measure its flight, and 10 oh
serve the vibrations Of the Pendulum how il
makes up the hours, days, weeks, months and
years. There was time when this could moi
be done by all, but the improvement of time
has brought about the time when every man
can avail himself o. the means Of marking the
moments as they ay, ty calling at the
Clock, Watch, Jewelry, and
ARIETY STORE,
OF C. NJ. MUNSON 4 CO.,
ELKToN, MD.
and making selection of tmc- measuring
clock, where can be found a large assortment
of the latest styles and most beautiful patterns,
which they have just received from the manu-
facturers, and are determined 10 sell cheap for
cash. as time is said 10 he money. We are re-
cciying almost daily from the manufacturers
and importers, clocks, watches, jewelry and
silver-ware, which we are determined 10 sell
on reasonable terms. We have just received
fresh from the manufacturers, a choice lot Of
PERFUMERY, one drop Of which will inform
the nasal organs that Jules Hauei & Co.'S. per.
fumery is something more than alcohol, that it
is what we represent ii TO be, A No, /.
This is considered Golden Age, and every
appearance indicates the fact, and The precious
meta. is beng circulated among the masses, as
box after box daily leaves the massive pile that
is before us. and for sale cheap. Come all, our
object is to please and give you the worth of
our money. Jan Ii
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GTThe Germans of Chicago have ordered a
silver goblet to be presented to
Capt. Ingraham, of the sloop of war St. Louis.
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MAJOR S. r. lloBBIE, First Assistant Post
master General, is lying hopolessly ill, of con-
sumption, in Washington.
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colds, disiermper, &c.
D.1RLEY'S ARABIAN HE.9VE REMEDY
is the only article that can be relied upon for
the cure ofihc ABOVE complaints; i, never fails.
Some persons have made ircm S25 to $50 Oh q
horse by feeding FROM three 10 six packages.
II greatly improves the CONDITION of the hors-
es, brings oil the old rough coat and produces
frts-see the signature of HURD s. CO., CT
Maiden Lane. N. York. Price 25 els. For
sale by VIM: H. Brown s. Brother, Canby &,
Hatch. [Jan ii cow Nv
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10 BOXES Malaga layer Raisns,
IL do SeedIess &c
2 do Preserved Citron,
2 barrels Soft Shelled Almonds, 49,.
do Cranberries. .,
do Dried Peaches,
do do Apples. Tor sale by
Dec II VIM. TORRENT.
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Window Shades.

Window Shades.
NEW STOCK NEW STYLES
1854 G. l.. MILLER & co. 1854
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND
lNl Retail Dealers in Window Shades, Southwest
corner of Second and Arch Streets. pHILADEL-
PllIA. such as Gothe's Landscapes, Vases. Scrocs
Boquets, GOLD BORDERS, &C., of the most beautiful
designs and perfection of finish in this country, and
at such
Low PRICES
as to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands. Cumbrics. Tassels Cords. Brtsscs &C. in
every variety for city or country trade, We invite
an examination of our stock, at thc Depot, South
west corner of Second and Arch Streets.
Phiada.. Jan % Am
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1000 TONS NO. L
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

nEBuRG'S original and genuine, warranted of
~ superior quality, the cheapest manure in the
world. Farmers and dealers supplied ut low prices
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels extra quality Iapd Plaster, selected
expressly for its fertilizing quality.
lU.000 bushels of same in bulk
1000 barrels Gale ned Plaster.
800 g Casting :.
100 Sc Dentist
PERUVIAN GUANO
This article we offer in confidence to our custom
crs, as equal to any imported, and far superior to
most in the market
1000 bags of this superior Guano, for solc at the
lowest market rates. Also.
PATAGONIA GUANO.
GROUND CHARCOAL.
POuDRErIE, &c, &c.
c. FRENCH & co.
At the Steam Plaster Mills. junction York Ave-
nue., Crown and C,lllowhnl Streets, PHILADELPHIA
Jan 18th, 81 3m
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
~ Lot Of Irish Linen, very cheap,
do Apron Ginchams,
Do low price Calico, very cheap,
Casinelts, Heavy Jeans, Sheeting Muslin,
Bed Ticking, Osnaburg Muslin, Heavy Drill
ing, &c. Ladies Linen Hdkfs. from 81 cts up
10 So; at T.. BROWNS JR.
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a LBATA SILVERWARE.-Jus received
IN full assortment Of the celebrated Albala
Ware, which we are ready 10 supply 10 the
Hotels, boarding houses and private families
on the most reasonable terms.
ZIBA FERRIS & SON,
Nov. 10 cor 4ih aad Market 81, Wilmin ston
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A CARD.

THE undersigned, having entered into &c.
l. Parlnershjp Tor the practice Of the LAW in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undvided attention 10 such business as may
be entrusted TO them. Office opposite the Court
House, whcrc one or both may always be found
during business hours; ~
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 # JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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PLANK ROAD.

TIME undcrsi gncI, Commissioners, unler
u the Charter of the ElHton, .lndorl and
Lewisvllc Plank Road Company. to open
subscription books for stock OF sud Company,
hereby give notice to all wishing to subscribe
that they will attend at the Office Of Earle x
Cresweil, in El!iton, on Monday, the
20M Of MEET F.bJWafy,
and will, then and there, open sud Books, and
will keep them open for three successive days
They will also open sid Books, on Thurs.
day the 23ri Of February. ut the hotel of
Thomas p. Sutton in Fair lIil, an will keep
them open there for three successive days.
Subscriptions will be taken for Capital
Stock OF So ,UOj; in Shares ofS2j each. Two
dollars to bc pail, cash, on cac.. Share at the
finn ,,i's I,',s..ri',i,,.r
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FOR RENT.

THE OFFICE now occupied by H. C. Mack
l. all, Esq, adjoining the dwelling Of Mrs.
Purnell Inquire Of
Jan. Nth, 1851. J. MCINTYRE.
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JAMES C. MCCAy. HENRY p. MCcAY.
McCAY s. BROTHER,
DEALERS IN


~ 10 bushels Dried Peaches,
10 do do Apples,
2 barrels prime Crnuberrles,
10 do delightful. Apples,
so bushels Mercer Potatoes,
10 do white Beans,
do Turnips,
$50 pounds prime Goshen Butter,
300 do do Lard,
500 do new Buckwheat Flour.
~ store aud for sale BY
Dec 3 EDMUND BROWN.
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Our Sllbscribc"s and
IS arc III arrears. will
IA lnngf We ask tllat
at great expense i'll
and new type they
due by them without
lied toFus in the pres
III be Atom risk.
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to receive letters from
Containing matter OF
&c localities Of the writ
eas obligations 70 lnsssi
J help they have, ,-f''M
us and shall besplcasyd
&C ofthcir fayors. Al
at for volunteers, and
Wing is beginning to a,
arancc more Sorth}- oi
have many contrib;liors
among the intelligcn;
f5sc
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;rtising medium iA.an
Gcrcd TO the Pablo, in
outside eof EAl,.mryc
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
THE DWELLING AND SHOE SHOP at Nd
Pivot Bridge. Possession given on the 25t
March next. Apply to
Jan 81 3w JOHN L. CLAYTON.
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Family ut usanulbcr Of new
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XII a "'Inl y be;ss Publications ,cxtant
Pee them arc i copy 50; copies,
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ga I'm p elrcu, ,c.,rcr Of, CLUB for SIS.
sfIlcr and otfor february. Cooley
"a, Brick xccllent number for next
3st.i'own X wings, and among The con-
|gss,: 'I I"Sn' sling and r. S. Arthur.
Wilson. y$sa2 copics SIS and G
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ling. hsv ~ republication
Informs the, London Quarterly.
shas re. number, having able
M 49, Elk ing sqbjects The H.
S@e b" Murder of Thomas
pic the \ Dauphin in the Tenn
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of tho reatlcris called to
st page tllis.wcck. The
,ondsnt "M,snlc" is al,
letter from nc West is
and the article On thc
of The taxpayer alton
ink it all gpoa--o%isinal
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TUST received large stock Of Hats end Cap s
d Boots, Shoes and Caters, and for sale BY
HUGHES BROS.
Dec. 10. e~F North East.
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cOrs'pOndsnes cfas ". Y. Tribune
HOW NEBRASKA WAS CARRIED.
wAsulxcros. Nav q, 1854.

"AshiNsIuN, WAY 81 49,
The northern traitors are TO be paid OH
in variety OF ways. Walbridge Is 10 nave
a friend appointed Consul nj Honolulu, anu
receive hall the profits as his shaie OF me
plumber. lngersoll is TO be appointed Iharse
10 Turin in case of Daniels coming nome,
or, perhaps, 10 Stockholm in place o, schro-
eder. Seaton's son.in-law, appointed oy
CLAYTON. Mcdonald is r.ady Tor anything
,h;nks he must have Chargeship, bu, If he
cam, pel that, then n tide-wai,er's herlh IN
the Portland Custom House. or some old
clothes will do. Hubbard Is TO be bar ked
by the President in an effort 10 be elected
Senator by the New Hampshire Legislature
In June. 0ldsson has already gol place,
aud he himselfis 10 be appointed Governor
Of one OF the territories, II nothing better
can be found for him. Inter nous, he 70.
marked the other day that he was ''no, such
a Cd D. fool as TO be satisfied with a
Territorial Governorship," still he may
have TO put up with il. Florence, Of Phil
adelphia, is another man OH the sick list
who is to be taken into one Of the wards Of
The Administration Hospital somewhere
The two Camden aud Amboy men, Lilly
and Vail, are 10 be turned over 10 the mono
poly.
And so they 20. Nebraska wasn't passed
for nothing, but the patient people who are
TO witness the pollu ion OF It's soil
without murn.ur, will be made TO defiay
all the expenses Of The transaction.
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SlleriG's sale,

ga Of James NJ. Tbbetts, Of
i Berwick, In said County Of York, and Ebenezer A.
Tbbetts Of Somerworth, In the County Of STAFFORD and
State Of New Hampshire traders AMI coparners under
the Arm name Of Tibbets Co.. against Iii McCnls Of
Lebanon, In said County Of York. yeOman, the same hav
ing been attached the original writ and will be sold at
public auction, at the store Uf Parks Harris, In said
Berwick, Saturday. the teonth day of July next, at
one Of the clock In the afternoon the right In equity which
said E McCrs has 10 redeem certain tract parcel Of
land called the Libby Lot situate In Lebanon aforesaid,
and bounded sOuthCrly by land formerly owned by John
McCrllis Westerly by land IL Abrm Richards and Orrin
Rchas northery by land Of Stephen shoreyj eastery
by land Of Giles w. Purbush said land being subject To
mortgage to Lewis W. McCriis Giles W. Furbush, and
William Wentworth, which said mortgage duly recorded
In the Registry Of Deeds for said County Of York. Con
dons made known at time and place Of sale.
22-3w MARK l.. MARSHALL, Deputy Sheriff.
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10 D, occcd with the defence. This was owing
partly to the late hour al which he had learned Of
the testimony he should present, and partly 10 the
gnards around The doors and PASSAGES, By which
he had been delayed beyoud the time TO which
The Cour had adlourned. But IN spite Of This
sbor~ume, he would show they had good de-
fence TO make. notwithstanding the discorr eous
charge Of the opposing Counsel, when be asked
for delay,
The evidence he should offer would be 10
show that prior to the time they allege no c.
capped, this man was a free man of Massachu-
sets, peacefully pursuing his svocatious Bat
ne iniquiiy they have attempted should ne, go,
unpunished or unrebuked. He then stated his
objections against the documentary evidence put
in. The record was not an original and entire
record, and even 10 the extent il would go, they
were not entitled to use II. Many other tech.
hcAl objections were urged, occupying in the time
I'LL 9 O'Clock, when the Court adjourned till
O'Clock this morning
In reference 10 The proceedings on Tues
day, the Boston Advertiser Of "Wednesday
snys:
The hearing in the case Of Anihony Burns
was continued yesterday without coming 10
n close. 70 took somewhat unexpected
turn, which seems not unlikely to lead to
the discharge Of the alleged fugitive. A
number of witnesses were Introduced TO
showlihat Burns was Ia Boston at the begin
ming Of March, while his escape is alleged
to have taken place about the Goth. This
discrepancy Is OF course fatal TO the claim
Tor his rendition.
These witnesses testified that Burns, The
alleged slave, worked The frs, days OF
March cleaning windows at the Maitopan
Iron wosks. He was identified by the Rock
keeper of,he Company, who swore positive
ly to his beiag employed there abOu, the first
OF March, and who fixed the date Of Burns
employment by means Of records OH his
books. Other witnesses also swore TO hav-
Ing seen him in Boston some time previous
to the day on which i, was alleged by the
claiman, tina, he made his escape.
Several Of the witnesses testified positive
ly TO the same effect, when, nj % minutes
before O'Clock, Mr. Ellis said, I" this ends
our case"
Mr. Parker, for the claimant, on Wednes-
day Introduced some witnesses 10 prove adj
missions Of the fugitive that he owed service
10 Col. Suite, aud their testimony, under
certain limi,Nions, was allow ed By the Com.
missioner. Ia answer TO Mr., Dana, who
objcied To the introduction Of the testimony
10 p,ove admissions,
The Commissioner stated, in answer To
Mr.. Dana. that the evidence just given
should only be- considered as rebuiiing evil
dence TO The defence. and not as new or
corroboraiive Tor the prosecution.
Mr.. Parker stated that the claimant would
here rest his case. |, was now II n o'clock
r. ii. Dana, Jr., Esq, proceeded with
his closing argument in behalf Of The prison.
or
Mr.. Seth j. Thomas made the closing ar.
gumea, for the cloimant-
The argumen, was closed about 61s
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Commissioner announced that he
would deliver his decision on the mailer
next Friday morning a, o O'Clock.
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JUVENILE CLASS.
SheriH,s Sale.

York, s.. MAY 20, 1904.
TAKEN execution In favor OF Ezra Narhan, Of Som.
ellsworth, In the County Of STAFFORD, and State Of New
Hampshire, against Bartholomew Wentworth, Of Berwick
In the County Of York; and State Of Mane the hay
ing been attached the original writ In the suit and win
be sold at public auction Mt the store u Parks Harris
In said Berwick, the fifteenth day Of July, 1851 at two
Of the clock In the afternoon all the right In equity which
the said Wentworth had the eighteenth day IL March,
A. D., 1854, has, OF redeemlng certain tract Of
land situate In said Berwick and bounded nOrherly by
land Of Stephen Tbbetts and Moses Roberts, eastery by
land Of Joseph Mace and David farnham southcrly by
land Of Jonathan WangfOri, and westerly by land IL
Thomas Walngfor the same being subject 10 mortgage
TO Ichabod =. jordan. Conditions made known at the
time and place Of sale. MARK Il. MARSHALL,
22-3w Deputy Sheriff.
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Deaths.

In this town, child Of Benz. Dnck, aged years.
In this town, Mrs. Sarah, wife Of John Gould, aged 81
years 2lh inst, Mr.. Leonla Miller aged II years, Of
Brdgton, member 81 Cumberland Lodge, O. Of y. T.,
u that town. 26th John Carrie, aged 80 years. 3lst,
Mrs. Anna Dyer, aged ~ years.
In Wells 2lth Inst, Mary, wife Of d. L. Edrdge, aged
IL years.
In Lyman, Capt James Walker, aged u.
In Dayton Sarah, wife u Eben Dow, aged 80 years, 10
months.
50 years.
In Lymsn, Miss Margaret Hin, aged 81 years.
In Saco, 18th inst, Miss Abigail T. Crosby, aged "a
years and months.
In Kennebunkport, 25th inst Capt George @. Worm
wood, aged IS years. lie well known a packet
master between that port and Boston.
In kennebunkpor 18th inst Mrs. Mary, wife Of John
Laws, aged about 20.
In shaplegh, 2ith inst, Of pulmonary consumption,
George, eldest Of the late Rev. Joseph Gpatc, aged
- years.
In Lmingtou, Me-, Of Consumption, Miss Julia A.
waidron, aged is.
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BOSTON MARKET, May 30.

flour-The market continues firm, with a small stock
and demand good sales Of Western Superfne at a
IL l-2 fancy, SO g. l-2 extra, 10 10 15 cash
Southern Is Ia iair demand, at 25 fancy, 80
o. IT, extra 10 per barrel 200 bbls Galego and
liaN comprising all 81 these descriptions in first hands,
sold at 10 50 cash Canada -four Is In good demand at
50, In boni for fancy brands. Grain-COrn l. In fair
demand. yellow at ~ SIS c., n,i.~i % co. sa. "te
10 so per bnsh ceiling at 60 6l C. Tor
Northern. Rye In small lots at 80 a l35 per busheL-
Proyisons-pork il finn with good demand, prime at
Is IL SO mess Is Is so clear IL II 10 extra
clear at Is per bb Beef is scarce, and the mar
ket firm at sl5 for Western mess and l6 for extra mess,
ms. Lard In steady demand at 10 IL 10 L. c. In
barrels, and lie. In kegs.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Hon. Israel Washburne Jr. Representative
in Congress from the fifth Congressional
District having consented TO address the
citizens of Saco and Biddsford upon the re-
cont violation Of the public faith by the re-
peal OF the Missouri Compromise, az provid-
ed Tor in the Nebraska and Kansas Bills, so
called, public melting will be held at Curtis
HALL in Saco Monday evening, June 5. COM
mencing at ~ o'clock, to listen to his ad.
dress. Citizens without distinction Of party
are invited to attend.
Per order.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the several cities towns
aud organized plantations in the State Of
Maine, are requested 10 send delegates to
meet in CONVENTION At PORTLAND, ON
TUESDAY THE 29rH OF JUNE NEXT, ut 10
o'clock A. M for the purpose Of nominal.
ing a candidate for Governor, and the tram
sac,ion Of such other business as may be
presented.
The basis Of representation will be as fol-
lows, VIZ. Every city. town and organized
plantation will be entitled to one delegate,
every city, town and organized plantation,
having one thousand inhabitants, will re.
speciively be entitled 10 two delegates
those having fheen bundled inhabitants,
to three delegates those having two thou.
sand TO four delegates those having twenty
FIVE hundred inhabitants, 20 five delegates
and those having more than twenty. five
hundred inhabitants, au additional delegate
for every additional one thousand inhabi.
ian,s; the census Of 1850 10 be- taken as The
basis OF representation.
b. order OF the Wing Safe Committee.
May 90, 1854.
Wing papers throughout the State are re,
quested 10 publish The above notice.
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4idrrtdQes.

In this town, 9Th ult, by Rev. A. Caverno Mr. David
X. Straw 10 Miss Mary A. Cook, both Of Biddeiord.
In this town, sd ult, by Freedom Parcher Esq., Mr..
William 3 McKusick, q Parkman, Me-, TO Miss Sarah
Estes Of Troy, Ne.
In this town, 18th u, by Rev. A. Cayerno, Mr. JOSH
Moore to Miss Martha NJ Bryant both Of Blddeford.
In Saco 9th inst, by Rev. j. W. Atkins, Mr.. Andrew
X Merrill, Of Keunebunkpor, to Miss Sarah Jane Bols-
ter, of Minot, Me.
In Ktery, 2lst Inst, Mr.. Charles W. Foster, Of Elliot,
Me-, To Miss Anne Il. Tricky, of Portsmouth, N. H.
In Lebanon, Me-, MIR. John Hayes, Of SOmersworth,
TO Miss betsy W. shaplegh, Of l..
In SOuth Berwick, Mr.. Mark Swain TO Miss Sarah A.
Buzzeu, both Of harrington.
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DR. RICHARDSON'S SuERRY-wISE DirTERs are both ton
&c and aperent and their physical effect Is different from
that of any other purgatye medicine inasmuch
Of the medicines used after their immediate effect Is over
reaction Is experienced, and additional medicine Is
quired In such cases, the stomach Is always Weakened
and conduces In great degree, Dyspepsia aud Indges-
ton, followed by diseases Of serious These Bit
tiers will have such effect Is prepared expressly
to Obyiate that great difficulty and Its popularity and
success, In u Cosyeness, Is doubtless atributa-
be In great degree, 10 Its saluary and mild physical
effect, without producing In the least the unhealthy re-
action which invariably follows the operation Of every
drug Of physical nature. 22+w
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nRIGMrON MARKET. Thur.daY May So

AT Market 555 Beef Cattle, 20 Working Oxen, IS
and calves, 100 sheep and $3.50 swine.
Prices-leef Cattle-Sales quick at an advance. We
quote extra rs 10 LIST quality, so second 25
rs. 90 beautiful fat cattle offered by Mr.. NJ Lynch,
of Auburn, n. ", sold for Sis so each.
Working 0xen-Sales SO, 10, l35, $50, AMI 10.
Cows and Calyes-Sales 2S, IS, ~, 5sa6O.
Sheep and Lanbs-Saes rs, 5 IS, !, s so and o 80.
swine--shoats to peidle IL "a for sows, Ia a
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hogs L.. At retail from tot.