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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05
BILLS OF LADIsG.
E..., al "..k

ISGRAHAN, +. Jan assgnor Of a bill of ladisg u
only liable for freight Cd the goods Iecsv.d by him Whore
bill ladng coal which is different from the sosl
ard ano third person purchases thu coal rns de
b OF laos took thereof be had rGhk to
insist delivery Of the coal according bill IL
OF Delivering The carrier liable Receiving part
Of right demand the residue according The
JldRment reveIaod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

TEE coURTs.-Tbe Superior and Circuit courts will
commence to day their November trial terms The gen.
eral term of the Supreme court will also commence.
The calendars have been already published. The
general term Of the Common Pleas also meets for the
bearing OF arguments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

DHATH OF MAJ. PAULoIyG's wIDow.-Died, at her
residerc NEAR Peekskl, Oct. q, sged seveuty-one
years Mrs ssrriDe daughter Of the sts Isaac Denike
and widow Of Major John Psuliins Of revolutionary
memory. Mrs. Serrine had been q member Of the
Methodist church for many years.
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and boarded Der; that something OF Importance was
about TO take place was evident, but no one knew e1-
acty what it was 10 be.
The following Gay orders were given TO prepare 70
embark, and at CLOCK IN. the emb srkation of the
men commenced and shortly after o'clock they were
steampg up the lake toward Granada. The captains
of companies b and were DO b sick with fever, but
as N. ther men that win allow their companies TO
go into action unsccompanied by themselves while
able 10 raise an arm It s not surprising, from the
fatigue they underwent that they have snce gu eed
more acutely from the effects of q midnight march.
About midnight aud after about ,even hours stesm.
ing point the lake Shore distant from Granada IN
north asterly direction about four miles, was
reached. The Decentralization commenced the Ame.i-
csrs landing first and forming on the beach. Then
followed the native roops some three hundred sro1g,
under Gen. Vale. The night was darx and threat
ened rain The tbicb tropical growth extended almost
TO the very edge OF the lake. None of the American
knew in which direction they were 10 march and The
tendency of everything was to produce confusion and
disorder yet the SELF chance Of the Amercsns backed
BY the energy and discretion OF the officers oveIcAme
all d ffCuliies and order governed the whole pro-
ceedIDg
AT length all were on Shore the comp snies for nei,
and o.6eIs 10 mar h were given. Slowly and eau
ou,ly they began TO pick their way through the Gark-
nets and thick underwood. AS they advanced 10 $40.
gle Gle along muddy trail, guided by some native
officers, the day began to dawn. T~o or three tunes
they halted; the sdvsnce having found native
90 his way TO his daily labor, questions were asked
and conir a6ctory answers received which led to the
opinion that we might find some three hundred OF the
eiemy on the plaza. ore, native, was brought
along ss quite, AID dsnssed upon arriving IN tae
subufbs. Col. G. mar, in compsny with Gen. Vale
were on horseback on account of their lamensss.
They. in company wi h Col Hornsby, were to be seen
a, n be ad OF the lire Gen. Walker, though on foot,
was to be seen everywhere.
Afttr msrch Of four miles, the little army came
upon the outskirts OF the town; unconsciousy their
pace was quicl enedi at last the order was gwen %
sovance in double quick time, which was done WIN
cheer. AT length the old western whoop was gwen,
which must have aroused many siothiul guardian
from his couch, and the whole force advanced on
barrcade in one of the streets and gained the place
without any resistance. At this point some little tight
rs done, which resulted in one Killed on toer
size "a native drummer snd some IF cen OF ms enemy
Killed and several taken prisoners When the hghuoS
was over few Americans had their attention drawn
toward the San Francisco church by few shos nrei
out CT the befy. Upon arriving on the spot they
found about eighty prisoners men, women and cnidren
in the most sheet state OF misery and IL chains-a OF
whom were immediately released.
The city bsr. sec7rsa The mex. step w;s % :s.pOs'
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Jlratb5.

C>rrI >rrr-In this town. Aug u, Mrs. Maria
c.. wife OF lame, l.. Carpenter. aged 81.
I>rnAN-In ST. .'ohli>burv Last, Aug. IL, Of
Miss Susan Latham. aged As. rrin-
tcr> in y. II and Mass lease notice.
WILlIAM>-In Franconia y H., June 90, Mr.
Nura I. Williams, wife of the late A!n!ll>on
Williams. Of this town aged %
Er>>rL'.-ln Concord. July II. Henry Frecland
only son Of Luther ". and Cor!clia l.. Russell
aged 4m0ntiI> and Il DAYS.
>r'MorE-M Burlington, Aug. 4, William l.
Seymour, aged - Years.
ALtNA>plE-In panv.e. Aug r. John. son Of
the late Iorn q. l., and Sarah f.. llexancr, AGED
months and Il days.
lI"wAEn-ln ';rrcn>horo, lug. 5. Henry ", son
OF the ia,c Hollis an! Lucy u. Howard. Of Weath-
cr-tie,l no, Of U"'J'4d, as erroneou>lv printed
las: week aged II.
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At the time of the great book sales in
New York, next September, the Publishers
Association propose 20 give a Grand ltcra-
nv fetc at the Crystal Palace. Thackcrav is
expected TO be present. The Four ticorc-
c>." OF England, will BE The subjects of Mr.
Thackcrav's lectures next winter. in New
York and Brooklyn.
Henry T. Wallis was killed at Wool
bury, Tenn, in a drunken row, whcrcupon
the citizens assembled and resolved that they
would not sell liquor themselves. would not
rent their property to a liquor seller, and
would not sell property to a man who would
use it for such purposes. They then made
up purse, AMI bought all the liquor in the
place, rolled tn" barrels INTO the street, pour
ed out their contents. and set fire to them
On BAENAs SEARS has been elected
President OF Brown University.
The Supreme Court Of Philadelphia has
refused Dr.. BEAL new trial.
The Boston Transcript learns that the
potato rot has appeared IN several places in
that yirinltv. In Watrrtown il has OCCASION
cd considerable loss The Salem Rcri,rcr
announces lis appearance in that vicinity.
10. Lall. who wa injured n Meredith.
y. H., Ey the ttN Of the Town House on e.
lection day, dIod la, "Wednesday. having
been confined 70 his room ever nee tI,r ,!ay
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NEWS BY TIE NAILS.
EASToN. u. A.. Aug. 81

EASToN. L. ~. Aug. Il.
TIE AMERICAN REPUBLICANS held their
Convention here this afternoon. 1t was lar1c-
" attended. and c';i,c enthusiastic in tome
The resolutions passed rca..i!m the doctrines
Of the Philidelr hia Platform. bat strongly de-
n0uncc the repeal Of the Missouri Compron-
Use. as gross and wicked violation Of Il SOL
cmp nationa! compact. Nothing vas sad in
mnistration.
Ea't;aorc, Aug. 2l-TuE YELLOW FE-
vII.-The death; from .;cycr. at Norfolk
for the IS hours ending on Monday noon,
We're -.
At Portsmouth, durin. the same period.
the deaths were -,
The authorities Of Portsmouth sent re-
qucs. here to-day for medical aid. They
state that the fever is on Tie increase.
DEAn-El'is, one Of the parties shot in
the late iircman's riot in tbs city, died to-
day.
Cncian0'i, Aug. 21,-Ex- Gov. MrrcALf
of kentucky, died OF cholera on Saturday
last. at his residence.
LoV.>-I'r. AUG. II. - ktVT;ckY ELrc-
IIoN.-Full returns Of onr State election
show that six X. ". 5 and four an,-k. N.'>
have been elected 10 Congress- Tie STATE
Senate consists OF l3 X Ms and Ovro>i-
ton, and the House Of i;rn:cse iia'ivc~ ~ X
~. to 80 Opposition. Murchcad'> ma jority
10: Governor is about 1000.
! -. Lo4i<. Aug. 2l.-TiLEIIon!lL !rrMS
-Rumors are current that .!ud1c Emorr
OF Kansas, intends rc,;-,in, The Govcrnncn,
IN the matter OF his removal. He SAYS Pres
ilrnt Pierce has no risht t. remove him. be
cause hc cannot interfere with the judiciary
Nebraska was suffering from, heavy rams
Bridges had been swept away, and III.
streams rendered untorlahlc
Nothing OF Importance had been done il
the Legislature.
Onr hundred persons Ind died of cholcr;
at Fort Riley, up to the latest dates.
N,r Or',Gr<, Aug. Ill .tr,ffoN II Ten
A>.-!'r..>c. Don.or ratic clnjl !arc. is cho>rI
Governor Of TcxrS hv majority ci >cvrra
thousands The Whose State ticket is clio
sen, and Ward, Dem. is chosen to Congress
for the Eastern District.
H,olg't,gD, H. l.. Any. NrNIclrAI
Vt IN election for an Alderman Yesterday
TO fill a vacancy, the X y. candidate rccciv
ed ~ votes the anti-k. y. 30.
Ncw orleans. Aug. 30. - TIE YEILo,
FEVER is rapidly increasing here. Tn
deaths for the last week were 5l7; of whc
1914 were from fever.
Nem OrlennS, Aug. 1s.-ALAnAMA ELEC
rI"N.-Thc m,ioritv for Winston. the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor, is about II
600.
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EMORY GOSS' ESTATE.

Caledonia District s.
II Probate Court held at panville. in SAID Dis
'rct on the 2ISt day of August A. d. le55
Nv llIEEA>. Moses kittreIre Administrator q,
w the estate Of Emory Go>S, late Of ST. Johns
bury. i'll said district. deceased. proposes to rcnd,
an account of his administration, and 10 pre>en,
his account against said estate for examination and
allowance for the purpose of making partition and
distribution of the residue Of said estate, under a
decree of said court, among the persons who are
by law entitled to the same:
1t is therefore ordered by said court that the
same come under consideration and be heard at
the Probate Office in Danville on the 18th dav of
Sept. A. d. 1855: and it is further ordered, that all
persons interested he notified hereof bv pubca-
ton OF copy Of the record of this order in the
Caledonan printed at St .Tohnsburv, three weeks
successfully previous TO said time If hearing that
they may appear and contest the allowance OF said
account. they see cause and also be heard BY said
court in the matter of partition and distribution of
said estate.
By the Court,
Attest. CHARLES S. DANA. Jude Of Probate
y true copy OF record. $3.50
Attest q y. BURBANK REGISTER.
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United states and Foreign Patent
AGENCY,
MinnIE STEfET LowEIL. Mass. T.SA.
EIIIANAN W. SC(DTT

craftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for fourteen years,
fR"CuEES PATENTS in this, and all Foreign Conn
tries where Patent Laws exist.
hEfEREN'Es The undersigned have for seyera
years been acquainted witk MrE. ". SCorr. ana
state with pleasure, that be i, gentleman of un-
integrity, and knowledge in the bust
hess IN which he is engaged.
SEwALL &. MACK. Mayor Of Lowell.
l. BEARD, Attorney at Law, and Asst Treas.
II, l., sNiiH, lla.Utac:urerof MacllinervLowcll.
I n a. NJ NIINGToN. TX L. Gov. Ms. Lowell.
y ~ HARRISON, ATTY al Law& Co. Conyn'r +.
" hh'"N, ,u'yac Law, and Director If III.
pATTIpTl 322vl
l, y l. LEAs i"r Castings. and MODELS for Ma
'i''''r' .'o'ii'''lV Manufactured t. W SCOTT.
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Newark.

vTslIE nonresident rropr;ctorS oilo town of New
i ark in the County Il Caledonia are hereby
notified that the taA.~ Assessed BIZ said toxin with
in the wear next preceding this date. remain either
in whole or in part Illai: on the following desert
ned land, II s:iIt! fNWl,- "a Wit:
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CEIGUTON NiPEET-Aur.1 c.

Al market 1900 beef cattle. Us stores pairs
working oxen. 8, cows and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs, 500 swine.
fHfets.-Rtef Ctttfe--Extrs, g.; 1st quality s.
q quality 81: 81 d" =.
HIDES, 6aG! tailow, 10; pelts 81; ca'fsklns, nc
per ID.
Veal calveS-SfaS.
Working Oxon-S95 TO 1885,
Cows an! CalvcS,-S20 to 50.
Steep and Lanb>-Extra, S. to S; by lot, 81
3.
Swinc--7c: Retail, 7aSt.
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The ST. Louis Republican saws -" VIM.
Walker half-breed OF the Wyandot tribe
OF Indians man Of education and of wealth
and who gorles in his Indian blood-is sno.
ken OF as candidate for Congress in Kansas
The Territory could not be better renrescnt
ed than by Mr. Walker"
MIR. FILLMORE, it is said, is having the
mosf Brilliant success in English society.
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Barton Academy.

1Viit Fall Term Of this Institution. will commenc.
wednesday. .ic 9TH day OF sept. l>,i, and con
tinuc eleven weeks
l'oNfD OF I\STEtCT
Mr. j.; +. p' pLE(. Of Dart. College, Principal
Miss Emily SKIN>tH, Irecc,trc>>
Mr.. SUSAN q. S,ErlE Irach,r ut Droy.;,, , -, :
Painting.
Mis- EMILY SkINNEE. Teacher Of Music and
French.
Boar. obtained on reasonable terms As 4. o.be,
places.
For further particulars address \. &. Robinson
john t. Sar;lc. or Nm. l.. Nav Executive Com
mi.''e NJ MANSFIELD. Secretary.
i''''''''' it"-. =. iN'''. .il-i4
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAEKET-AuriSt -.
* Market ll0>Cat.lc, loio Becvc~ and IS stores,
consisting ii Working OXcn. Cows and Calves,
lc4r,iI..~ tN" aiii Three Years Ol
Price Market Ecet-Exrra SNas! per cwt; l>t
qualify = ,a>l ~ quality S6a7; 81 quality $;
ordinary 50
iiIc--S6 loa1 per cwt Tallow-Ss, 5oa?.
Pcl.>-i3 Il 75c. Calf Skins-1o;c per ID.
Veal Calve>-S5, 7,>a?. Working Oxcn-Sl00
a SD Cows and Calve>-S2o to 81
learngs-So TO 10 Two Years Od-Sl5to2i
Three Iear~Oll- So, to 81.
Sheep aiI l.amh,-594o at market Extra, 81
to- hv lot. s. tC 3.
swine $50 ut market. Prices - Young, &c; :
Oh. yer h.
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VINliE Fall Term will commence We,!ne., Law, Au-
Il gust 18th, under the allie direction Of Isaac A.
Parker as Principal. and Miss $. A. Labarce. Pre-
ceptre>'. with such ",her assistants as the good of
the school NAV require
Miss l.. VI. Smith. Teacher of Music
Mr.. Parker Is well known among our fsr,ncr p,.
r"> Is thorough ami efficient Teacher and hook.
well I" The moral II well as intellectual improve
nic,t # hi> scholars
Board can be obtained st from sl.75 10 81 % pc,
wccA ais" rooms ir those wishing To board then,
selves. ~ reasonable rates
sUr further particulars address
II. MCCLELLAN, Secretary.
Glover. Ir!v 90. le-,5 ID
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Pine Lumber for Sale,

\ lLN thousand feet Of dry Pine Roarl> will
u be sold cheap. Those in wal, If such board.
are invitcito call and see them az the Bakery
" IA" SAME place ] have a 10, Of Irv 81. AB
WOOD. save! ready for the stove >utahs for any
family 'h!- sumner. Ais" wood cut four feet hong
i mixture Of hard and soft; all Of which Will 10.
sob! at rr:'>"'iHh!c prices. J.S CARR.
April -, 800. .2,tt
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FIRE S>t RANCE CDMPANY

.Gis.' &s -....~~s,it::: f,- Ny
VII *'':...-I~" Of II" Vermont N,;.al Firc In
~'.':1r' ..'v .'c a'rc'y ,.a..:i.. Ina. III,
a~-'--''.- l.'~ have trc.! made hv the III
rs 90. al. Ao;c- N .'loc Oh the following ,A,v.
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&iTTEs Mt ATT
STRAYED

INFO III" enclosure If The Subscriber on the ~
y i. =, - bay mare, with switch tail: supposed :.
he about vt.Ir~ old! ~ other mark, cXc,i,.
few white l3I> on the back. cause. .by the trcti
# the saddle The owner i rcj,.,.>tcl f. prov,
pro; cr.y, ls1y charges and take her away
DAVID HEMINGW
Waterford! AUG % 1sj, oio.r
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Railways SoaD.

A BALSANIC and highly medic,,o, ,
Tor purifying the skin, curing salt rbcm,n ~,
tr ring worm, chapled hands, and imnar.;,,r 70
,e cofipiexi"'a beautiful ro~sate tint ar ~
neas purifying and heautifvnr i has NO
halfway Ready Relief, Ecsoivert. and M al.
&c. BINGHAM
CoNGRESS wAr--
lust received. by I G. E1T,n,T
- Aug y ->''it'H'
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Russell iiallctts building Eirnad-strcct. op,o,i,e
bury. VI. .,n.,
70 Orders promptly attended TO.
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"ANY-%D-

9 COAT MAKERS and i Pant Makers 70 ma, d,
~ custom work, t. wErl. constant cuu,lo,,u.,,
VIII be gwen ana the highest prices paid
BOl.ES X DEMlNG.
St. JolIn>hurv. July 81, Is55 y:,.,,,
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IA notice..
E;:::M House for Sale.

Out "i the STATE offers for >alo the prcncS know
as Tie West place, consisting of Il good louSe and
barr, nearly new, with about three acre. of excel
icit land. situated within FIVE minutes walk Of the
S'"'t III FAIRBANKS Village. and within :: convent
ent distance of as good an Academy and D;.,r;r,
school ;is can DC found in New England. To uny
one de>'rous OF pleasant and central location in
the midst OF uncommon moral and social adyant,.
ges, AMI IN the vicinity Of two meeting houses the
one IN question affords moro Inducements than can
"'teh be found upon as favorable terms--or A. an
Inquire of Mr.. RUSSELL HALLrrr ST. L,,',,s,.,,
~. NlRAW xviii,
July IL, 1855. orr ::
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Save Your Money!
Ruinousiv Low PriCes.!

4 n order to make ro.,, To onr Fsr and W.m''r
u stock {" trood>. Ne Nj IL "i.it Wt ii"" have
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q Fall Style Hats q
FOR 1855.

lust received Il F. GnEIIiM, tic F.rffi Hr
- Winter stvloof Hats. which in point of beauty
elegance e -,ve and finish cannot be excce,l.
Also Black. Brown. State and Drab Sol; Hats Of
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ID GU ERREAN

GALLERY, with the light arranged that he
Is able I" execute the very best Of Pictures. and
with tkc improvements that he has been making
IN the art he thinks he cannot he surpassed nv any
one and takes this opportunity to return his thanks
for the liberal patronage he has received from the
public for The past. ana hopes that none will BE- dis
appointed i'll the future.
II Watches, Clocks, and .Iew.lrv reymircd
ond ~drron''1. j. q. COULEE
rcachaIn. March H. l>55. g2ltf
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SELECT. SCHOOL.

L\El i. MORRILL, VIII open a school n,
East -. J"hn>2nry on Wc'inc> lay. Sc,,tcn.-
Der 9TH. {" continue eleven weeks.
hos" desiring can receive Instruction in muse
Aug. L.. I'D 4,o 81
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~ Stove. for sale hv : y yXitr ;%r,
81 JYhn,bUrv. Nav -. -. 90,
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ASSIGNEEIS SALE.

vDNIIE property of Inl,'l u r>li,ck j. no. ,irr
al ipr AZ. .:,.r.ii.- T..rA .'j.'if mty 10
wishing I" ciig.l,r ih :l.r T. i,'prr ai Machine
hi-ins>'. rent .; the power and l, iii-e> octn
pied by hiin may I've "ia.Ii,.,: - Reasonable rate
Engine anI Hi1i iaiLo<. I,n. IH.nr.
NdI>-huad ~ uIf t""'. oar faD.r.
Eolt Mr'n,lnq NaA:n., I:.rt~, s!,.6inc.
Wood YInn,r, int.,- :.find>in,.c
E.mL To.!.. i..ick> 1,tt,' 7"ws,
Az nard iini>l." ready for u-c.
SHINfs.E n II!NE-. CIErII.iE >Aw MIL
TlkE pEI1iS. TIHI Ef>rfE. tria;E
BACKS. >ro.t-. AErN III ATFS,
MOUTHS X OWNS. r"r II"I Low NhET. ETC d.
a lar-c IA. sl - a.. !....lrv Patterns an.
fla-h>. Hardware l;:'.ri-. DC. Several toi.> Sn-
Iron. Obi -: Sc, -, a. h. - W:"'r, IL,
Harness. *.
In,cSs ;rcsi'I>l, .i:-i..-. al "a: ,rvi'a 10 The
above ir'l"r'v Viii lie >'.l Wiilp., 10 Tho
hiclc>; bidder, Il.
AUCTEo ~.
On III" premise. 'n 1r''-'~ III | u az "f Sei
tcinler next. Salc'n -~.. NJ l""chwk A. NJ.
III S>ti.i. ilAIiEIT, .i.si.rn...
st. J"lli.>iur;, July -, ls,s. a3g -
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WANTED!

4 Young ,n"n 20 learn ~. Tail. - Trade. Eef.
~ ercnrc> required BnlES X DEMING
s.. J.iii-l'Ury Au.. - - .io.f
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NEWION, owing to his engagements :t
h'ihe VIII not visit st. .Jonsburv or bauy,,l,.
'S summer but will give this nducement 10 those
WISHING ms professional services. if they will come
10 Ms once their expenses shall he deducted rcr
the amount Of their H,ll. .s.,,
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for cash b.. American ai.i El..li>h irii't-. rar-
ranted FAT C"lir-. from :" l. 81: lIrr> Il. 70
II CTS u-illv odd f,,r co." s!i''ii- l'.i,lr> ami
Chall.cs 10Y II e AID ufnaT'~: Ec>t OILED S'li
Finish Gin chains alwn,- >aii In - e.. "" VII
sell for shilling: Lancaster G.'"hntr- t"r '"
c.>. Domestic and all other t:.yasi- si h. -! ut
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STAY HORSE,

F3Nook up on the :: Inst dark chestnut colorcd
I mare. bearing the following marks: star in the
forehead, right hind foot white, also some white
har> On the tai caused iy crUqr'r. The owner
thereof viii please prove property. pay charges and
take her away. .. L. RICHARDSON.
firanbt, t., Aug. l ), lAy.. 942-if
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:lVEgS AN EAE;.Y CALL

ani secure Bargains Wca~i, u hing irr >@r-r,
our Goods. n,'r complain if Won IL tot purchase
STONE \ FnSrre.
Successors e. g. ". & 5. Higgins.
June oo .S;,j. a5,fi
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CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!

o. Don't f,rrct .hc name. |. i. GORHAM.
St. John>burv, Aug. 23, 1-53. yi;tf
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In,cSa irc:Ni.>lv .i:-i.-' q" a. ;r.,-'H 80. The
ah"v" ir'i"r'v Mill lie ~. mtho, reserve 10 Tho
hicll,-: bidder a.
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~ H!cd"nla District.
In" Probate Court Of the district of Caledonia r
aI persons interested! il. the estate Of Jnn NJ.
Lean. lat" Of Cabot. in said district, deceased. IN