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YANKEE NorroSs. We have seen in Bos'
ton many attractive novelties, but among
them all, none Is more worthy OF notice than
the celebrated Oak Hall Clothing House.
Besides, you will there DO sure 10 get the
9Iid pro gao in your purchases, an import
ant idea with Yankee. One Price Cash
System.
Tne Coop SAMARITAN. People call old
DR.. William Ab6oH by ,ha, name. The
reason is plsin,--hc has been 40 years en-
gagged in curing the poor and rich, Of Juan,
dice, Dyspepsia, and generally cases Of
Indigestion. When these assail you, Just
call at SO State street, for bottle OF his Bit
ters. Plice, so cents.
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'carpetings!
STRAW MATTINeS,
FEATHEFS,
all Of which we want 10 close OF In 60 days
e. n. c. HOOPER. ,
No. 3, HOoPER's BRICK BLOCK
usrRrr STREET, BIpDErorp, NAME.
Aug. s. 81
Farm for Sale,

THE subscriber oilers for sale his farm. on which
i 10 now lives, il being the farm formerly owned
by his Father, Dea. Samuel Garland. Said farm
CO tains three hundred acres Of good land well
divided into moving, tillage and pasiuring. More
than a third part Of II is coveted with heavy
growth Of wood, containing large quantities OF
Ssluab'e timber, such as pine. spruce, hemiock'
white ash, red oak and Others, In ihrily eondi'
lion. The moving and tillage is divided into
re len or dozen fields, all enclosed with stone
we'll For 20 or % years past, the farm has yield.
cd, on an average, annually, forty tons OF hay or
more. Water Is brought into the house and barn.
yrrd, by an aqueduct from q spring that ne!cE
fails Almost every part Of the farm Is supplied
with living sprnds of excellent water. There is
large supply Of grated fruit Of thsbest varieties
The buildings, are a one story house, double IN
width, with an l., and woodhouse attached, barn
95 feet long, grainery, workshop and other out
buildings. The above property is offered for sale
at great bargain, in proportion TO its real value.
Foe further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. ,,,
Parscnsfeld, Aug. 30, 1855. 6w36
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TuE ONE GREAT CRIME AGAINST COTTON
A Philadelphia merchan, discussing fass.
more Williamson's case, says he ouSn'
10 be hung. Any man who would be gun,
~ Of such conduct, just at The opening q
The fall trade, deserves no pity"
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PAErIcuLAE NolrcE As the demend Tor Doc.
Tor Blrleiph Smar,'s Cough Medicine ], great
that we are unable to 'fll the oTde,s OF MANY TOT
our Agents Those venting single bottles o, Tue
medicine for immediate Use, can forward 'he
price I,OO) by mail aud have il sent them by
ENprvss. SHAW Nc CLAIM, JeN
tflg Biddeiord, Ale
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Republican Candidate for Governor Of
Massachusetts,.

At the Republican State Convention held
ut Worcester on the 20th inst, the Know
Nothings, who went into the Convention
with the name Of Gov. Gardner, were bea-
ten, and Hon. julius Rockwell nominated
The following is the vote:
Whole number, SO.
Necessary 20 choice, 42C
Julius Rockwell had 426
Henry ]. Gardner. 395
John w. Foster, IL
Increase Sumner,
T. lockwood Hoar, l
Stephen q. Phillips, l
Hon. n. p. Banks presided over the Con-
yention. The debates. touching Gov Gard.
ner previous to the ballo,ing were bitter and
sharp. or the Candidate OF the party, who
is man well known in Massachusetts,, The
Atlas Of the 2ist says:
air. Rockwell's public services have
made his name familiar to the people OF the
Commonwealth. During his short service
in the Senate OF the United States, he
proved himself a man to be relied upon
whenever the cause OF freedom should be in
jeopardy. Ito was the favorite candidate OF
many Wings for the Office Of Governor last
year: and his nomination at this time will
unques,ionably prove popular throughout
the Commonwealth"
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LINENS, DAMAsKs,

|VyOoA09 @0DA2o
c .sm ssSe or rS ME- Sow pSMask TABLE
COVERS. NAPKINS, 'DOYLiES, &c Also
PLANNELs and COTT0NS, 81 widths with =, a
great variety IL WHITE GOODS; adan,ssc w
ihe Spring Trade, by L. ii. Z: HOopEn
II No. ,, Hooper's Brick Block, Libeny 81.
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Notice 10 Tax payers.

NOTICE IL hereby given that, agreeaby TO an order
~ passed by the City Council q the city OF Bhdeford
10 all persons who shall voluntarily pay the taxes assess
e present their polls personal and real esa
10 the Treasurer OF the city there vii be an abatement
Of per cent paid OF before the tenth day Of July
next that there will be abatement OF per cent, 90
personal and real estate only, paid on OF eeere we
first day Of August, per cent n paid on before the
hrst day Of sept, AMI per cent, paid on or beofe
the FIRST day Of October next.
L. LORING, ia, Treasurer Of Biddeford.
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Asssignee,s Notice.

Asssignee's Notice.
nIJBLIC notice Is hereby given, that, on the
i 18th day of July, AID 1855, Andrew Scam;
man, OF Saco, in the County Of York, made. and
executed an assignment to Gideon fuckers OF said
saco, of all his property and estate, real and per-
sorsi, excepting such as was exempt from Attach
meu,, pursuant TO the one hundred and twelfth
chapter Of the public laws Of this State passed IN
the one hundred and thirteenth chapter OF the
public laws of this State passed AID. lsi9, which
assignment provides for an equal distribution oil
all said Scammun's estate, real and personal, a.
mong such Of OF his creditors as, after notice, as
provided in chapter one hundred aud twelve OF
The public laws Of lsti, shall become parties 10
said assignment: And three month are allowed
10 oil said creditors 10 become parties TO sald as
GIDEON TUCKER, Assignee.
Saco July O. IS15. JwJT
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EoR SALE

THE premises occupied by John Lunt on the
i Alfred Road, five miles from Blddcford Facto.
nv. The above consists Of house aud barn and
a good Backsm,h's Shop, large garden spot
and three acres of valuable land, for more inlor'
nation enquire rs above. oou.'
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RiddefOrd Bank.

I'M. Stockholders of the Biddeiord Bank, arc
hereby notified tina, the annual meeting Of SAID
Stockholders, viii be holden a, their BANKING
Horse. on Monday, the first day Of October next
n, Two O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose o
choosing seven Directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction Of any other business 'ha
may properly come before them; n.,,o
Per order Of the President aud Directors
SIS. FAIRFIELD, Cashier
Riddefprl. Sept III, 1855.
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Alfred Bank.

TINE annual meeting OF the Stockholders oil The
Alfred Bank, will be held st said Bank, on
Monday, the first day Of October next, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF choosing Diree.
ors and for such other business as may come DC
fare lie meeting. BY order OF the Directors
'0'' Wv JOHN N. SrlMSoN, Cashier
Alfred, Sept. -, 1855.
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dwelling Houses For Sale.

ONE half Of the double tenement house, situated on
" Union Street. in Saco being the tenement now occd
pied by Mrs Charlotte Baker together with the iaha
under and adjoining the same, measuring apou' ~ s.s
on the rec / ard about II feet back with speraie
out building and privilege Of well situated on the d.
vision line Of an adjolnining lot.
Also, one story dwelling house, stable, and wooa
Ia suated ON said Union Street, and occupied ny
WIlia Jordan together with the land under and AL.
,oninr being about ~ feet said street, aud III ieei
back. 60, =, ..,
win he sold cheap half cash, balance ON mortgage OF
other good security. hppiyto .,..,
WILLIAM JORDAN, on the premises.
or 10 " CIIIsOLM.
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nosroy M.RKEr,-ssp,. "a.

y,o,,--w..,srn cannon branIs, al 5to 5000 hn-
ey SO, Extra, s,Soto 1000 Gensssee Extra, sooso
io'Sc 49,,
Grln-southern Yellow Corn Is selling at 9sc AMI
Nixel Al OSc Oats. IS 20 cts. Rye, In lots, u %
IIay-Eastern is selling al 81 per ton, cash.
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NOTICE..
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

HITHER OF our 6uslnes In Saco or Blddeiord,
n separately or together, will be sold OF rented
To any responsible padies Terms and Payments
easy.
Our arrangements with the Messrs. Fendersons
ceases on the 29ih, by limitation. They VIII close
their accounts TO thai dale snd wish all 10 be pre-
pared To settle up when called u2oo.
Uniil we ind paIiies 10 purchase our business,
we shall do a SiII6ilg cdOt bHsIHeSJ. We have no
accounts contracted, lalelv foe bread, aud Se are
50 soon to close up our business, we do not want
10 open pste accounts. We owe our thanks TO a
host OF good aud prompi paying customers, and we
hope they will nos think Us unsenerous because
we Geese creJ,ing. We've we TO continue, FOE u
len7:h OF lime, we should takc pleasure IA accom-
moda,ing them. But we have laid enough.
We shall 40 on; bes, toplease the shor, time we
continue TO furnish them, and fnc The CasA 1--WE
hope 10 sell them ohsoDST than here oiote, ior we
shall noe have To make gOOsS customers pay ioI
the losses on poor ones, ~ Tie shape Of b'sU
10 M & II. PIERCE.
BiddelOrd, Wednesday Sept 20, 1855.
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nn,ouroN M.RKEr.-sep,. 90.

v.,.., ,sso Reef Cattle $500 shesp and 1850 Swine.
Rssf CattIe-we quote extra $50 sSI5i nrst qua
lty sT,T5 $685. second 81 90 sI,Sl' third so'z'
working Oven sale, from so % sloo.
Gov. ami Calves.-Ssies from ~ 10 sSS
shesp.-Salss from 90 TO s9,5O.
svipe.-At retail, from c 20 10 c.
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Farm For Sale.
GRATIS

Just Published: A New Discovery in Medicine!
A PEw WORDS ON TIE RATIONAL TREATMENT,
ness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak
ness Of the Limbs and Rack, Iuea.aei
~ fr study ami Labor Dulln.ss of Apprehension Loss
q Memory, diversions TO Society Love Of Solitude, Tim
idy eif-Dstrust Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary
pIscharges Pains In the Side Affection of the Eyes,
P,n,ples on the fase, Sexual and other Iuhmtes In
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800 Coat Makers Wanted.

yyvANrEp Immediately, Coat and Pant Makers, at
w No. u Central Hook, 10 whom constant employ
ment will be given. Y. II. hiLAoN'
Dddefori, AUG. Q. 1855.
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yroM the FRENCH OF On. D. DE LANEY.

The Important fact that these alarming complains
nav easily he removed without MkDIciSs 10, In this
small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely nev
AMI highly successful treatment as adopted BY the Ao-
thor fully explained by Il which every one en-
.lle,f TO crss mnsEIp PkRrHcrLf, AND AT THE LEAsr
ross,uIr oosr avoiding thereby all the ADVERTISE no.
trums of the day.
snt 10 any address, gratis, and post free In sealed
e,velope by RENTING post pah two postage stamps
to Dn. u. DE LANEY, No. II Lspenard Street, New
York. oohosSS
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"A Good Farm For Sale.

THE Subscriber being DESTROYS % changing his situa
ton offsrs for sale his Yarn which he now lives
At baryan situated the Pcr,laai Roai two mile.
from saco village containing about us acres u land
divided Into moving, ulage, asturing and wood land
II Il valuable Farm br the reason Il u near good
MARKET easy Transporting Tor the aDi, also the
sol being easy 10 TN ard producing god crop. IL de
slr,i the Crop Stock, AMI Farming tools will be sold
with the fArm nj fIr rate, AMI Possession given I'm
mslaisly but IL the farn Is sold ssperaey possession
Owen February next.
For particulars call on the Subscriber on tho Prem
CHARLES TRULL
ssso, August Is, lsss. uss
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CHARLES HARDY

TTAS Twenty desirable House Lots within Eve
d or six minu,e,' walk OF the Mills, which hc
will seIl very low. Prices from $50 10 $50 per
lot. Most OF these lots are fenced and In high
state Of cultivation.
Also, a handsome field Of Grass Land for SALE
Terms TO suit purchasers.
Biddelord, June LIST, 1883. 2Hi
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Bank Notice.

,,ur Stockholders Of the South Berwick Bank are
h.,shv nol;aed thai their annual meeting wil be ho
ds, AT he Bank in South Berwick on the hrs Monday
In octoer next being te 6rst day Of said month at cur
ocl X r. NJ Tor the choice Of Directors FOR the ensuing
., ana f,r any other business that may legally come
before said meeting. .,,
septeml,er is, 1856. 3sJw
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Ocean Rank.

ocean ltaIhk.
TIME Stockholders of the Ocean Bank, are mere,
by notified, that the anr'al meeting OF SAID
Stockholders will be holden at Their BANKING
House. o the first Monday IN October mex, DC.
inc The 4. :, day Of said noalh, al TWO oe T, ~
The afternoon, Tor the purpope OF choo' ny p III,
of such other business as may properly conc be-
fore them. ,,n,.,o,.
D' c. LITTLEPIELD, Cashier.
Kenpebunk, Sept. ii, 1855.
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YOUNG MEN wASTED,-tos sell BOOKS,
PERPUMERY, &C., or TO obtain subscribers for two
popular Mag lZISE Salary $500 a year anil er-
penses, or large commission. Address. or parteusrs
stamp enclosed, DIR. ii. II SKINNER, No. 10
Friend street, Boston.
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PENMANsHIP.

housekeeping. English studies, LAneasees, ana
Drawing, are lhoroughly and practically taught ~ ~
a :. A. - ', Winter 81, day and evening: ,,.ov
L ID, uANAfOkD. %
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Asairnaa,s Galn

Will. be sold at public sale at ths non, ,l,,,r.
property, Viz.t '''' '''' '"'lowH;
Lot No. GO, on which Is erected on double lemon,
bTiCk h0nse and one small iraHG house; ""enent
lot No. q, on which Is erected ono larpa ,,
ker's shop and warehouse - wagon ma
sta bile, also one frame Shop; ''" &hoP aud
OF south 30 feet lot No o. on which +. -.
large aud ono small dwelling house " '''''eu Que
All the above pTUpG Ity is situated ON the ,,o, -,
IN The First ward, AMI viii he XII" va Of
and lR9 months. = "a" '"unhs,
ALSO,
VIII be sold at the residence Of s. Irwin on sam,
sunhLy 9r1lcles oil hUusehpid Furniture, wSson.,, I,F
cd carts aud wagons ~ ~''" u'''N'sh.
~ terms cash. Selling assignee viii only con,.
SUCH Ute 10 thu above real estate as is in M. 'ei
winch Is believed 10 be gOOd. r. 1, IRWIN '~'r',
-es.S =-..--...- Assignee Vi Sam, Irwin
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
vi undersigned offers lOr sale his Hu,.r ann A.,
\ MaThGl street east side, between MOuroe mi j ~
SIee's The lot IS ~ cet mont with rood brict 'l
ing house aud out bHdimss s0ON '''0A AVE.
u wiz hc sold Tow and accommodating Iet,ns ,
glven any lime alter the first o: OctoLe, '''
StIS 2IAIN,s,,
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FENGLE EDucArIoN.-'Like mother, like child :
ren.' Tie Rev. S. DIersay: when residing among
the Choctaw Indians, held conversation with
one of their principal chiefs. respecting the sue
cessve stages of their progress III the arls and viz
tues OF civilized life, and among other things, he
informed me that at FIRST start they fell into great
mistake; they sent only their boys 10 school. They
became intelIigentmeu, but they married unedu-
caiet and unciviIized wives; and the uniform re
sui was, that The children were al like the moth
er; and soon the father lust his interest in both
wife am,t children. 'And now said he, If we
would only educate only one class of our children,
we would choose the girls, for when they become
mothers they would educate their sons. This is 10
tine point, and it isstrue. No nation can become
fully aud permanently civilized and enlightened
where the mothers are not, to good degree. quail
fled to discharge the duties OF The home work OF
education.'
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Kansas begisIation.

The proceedings Of the Kansas Legislature, a:
reported in the Missouri Democrat OF the 25th, are
of the most varied and unique character. Act:
to define the boundaries of the TerriSry, to 1sgn-
Iatethe duties of civil officers and elections, tc
establish. banks, FIX the price Of. whisky at five
cents glass,ato create university, tu build rail
roads aud incorporate towns. with other feature.
OF advancement, were among the matters that en-
crossed the attention Of the honorable body.
In the House Of Representatives Sir. Anderson
presented report from committee 10 whom was
referred bill 10 admit certain Indians to the rights
OF citizenship, recommending the rejection OF the
act as sinexpedient and unconstitutional. The
bill referred 10 decreet that 'every male Indian
inhaGitant above twenty. one years OF age, who
has reslded in the Territory OF Kansas one yesr,
and whose tnbal relations have been dissolved by
treaty stipulation or acts OF Congress, and whv
shall have adopted the habits and customs OF
white men, shall be deemed a legal voter aud en-
titled to all the privileges of citizenship, provided
he pays taxes" The report was agreed to.
An act toiMcorpotate the Leavenworth, Pawnee,
and Weston Railroad Company paSSed-the capt.
talstOck S5,000U00, shares to be at $50 each.
An act concerning ministers was read twice and
referred TO special committee. ltprOhlbltS cIIr
symen from filling any Office Of eGnoIument, or
trust and honor IN the git Of the people oi the
Territory.
The following concurrent resolution was sent
down from the Council:
Be il resolved by the Council and the House OF
Representatives:
/. That the Constitution of the United States
andthe spirit nni genius CT our Government con-
templates that the judiciary shall be md is free
and independent of the control and supervislOno oil
the President OF the appointing power.
.. That the act known as the Nebraska and
Kansas bill, approved 3Oth OF May, 1854, clearly
defines the tenure OF the Office OF the judges of the
Supreme Court of tile Territory of Kansas for the
period Of years, and until their SUCCESSORS shall
be appointed and qualified.
8. That tue tenure vi office Of the judges being
thus fixed by law, the President has not had The
power or the right TO remove at his will OF pleas
ure, and that an atempt 10 do is, in the opimor
of the Legislature, violation of law; and that i
IS the imperative duly of the Legislative Depart,
ment oil this Territory and OF ell: good ctlzens Ic
resist this Migrant usurpaliOn Of power, coming
from whatsoever quarter 1t may.
The resolution originated III the indignation o.
members n Judge ElmOreS dismissal. II was made
the special order for the next day, and meanwhile
was sent TO the committee OH Judiciary aud Cum.
innl Jurisprudence.
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uTFossiI remains of some antediluvian monster
have been lately dug up, in the course of mining
operations at Springfield, Tuolumne county, Cali
fornia. omIYone OF The bones is perfect, the lest
being mere fragments; but the perfent one meas
ures twentyeight inches in length and thirty FIVE
inches in circumference around the processes ut
the lower end, and twenty-five inches at the other.
a correspondent of the Columbia (CaI.) Gazette,
who describes it, says that ''it is evidently one OF
the cylindrical bones of the leg which aticuIates
with the foot aud forms part or the next joint
above,
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Good Mcdlcines.


is estimated that AYERS ChERRY PrcroRAL AND Ca
THAETIG Puts have done more to promote the public
health than any other cause There can be no
ton that the Cherry PectOrs by its thousand on
thousand OF cures OF colds, coughs, asthma crOIP
enza bronchitis &c, very much reduced the proportion
OF deaths from cOnsumptive diseases in this country
The Pills good the Pectoru and win cure more
complaints
Everybody needs more less Purgng Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels Liver and the
whole viseeal system from distractions Purge out the
diseases which aseM the body work its decay But
for diseases should die only OF old age Take ami
dotes early and thrust nom the SYSTEM before it is vet
too strong 10 yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease not only while it is
weak but when it has taken stronghold Read the as
founding statements OF those who been cured by
them from dreadful ScrOrula DrOpsy Ulcers skin Dis
eases rheumatism Neuralgia jsPcpsia Internal palms,
bilious complaints. heartburn headache, gout and many
dangerous but still threatening ailments such assn,-
pies the ace, worms Nervous Irritabty loss OF ar-
petite Irregularities, Dizziness in lhe head colds lever
Dysentery aud indeed every variety OF complaints fol
which Purgative remedy is required
These random Statements hut are authenticated
byvour own neighbOrs aud your Physicians.
Try them once, aud you will be without them
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for ST.
Prepared by DR.. ], G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
A. q. GOOD T. Co, Wheeling
ago wholesale ard retail agents.
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Washington RaiL Mizzs n Markei.
commlsstoner,g and rrugtee,g Sale.

virtue OF decree circuit court of Ohio coun.
~ tys made at its Snimg Term 1850, The cases Of
hey q Matthews VS. Dr1kely, Sweeney Co, aud Kta-
ieI q hdhI vs. same defendants the undersigned COM
missioner appointed in said decree will POcce AIUn
day the sh day OF October, 1866 lie Il Ont door OF The
court house Ot Ohio county, TO sell The property attached
ia said causes and decICcd sold wits tile interest
VI SAID Dlakeiy and George s. Atkinson The TO-
lowing real estate situate IN the town Of South hrelimg
oInery HiClIeiuwn, 10 wit: lots numbered %, a s.
IT, u, ~ - and a. ia square Siu South Whecline five
siS seSen elsJ sixteen, LweMtyO two TWEEN
taee ana twenty IOur la square eighteen Wheel
s a'i all The oois, hXtnreS and personal property of
tNtI descriptions IN and upon said premises known as
The nnStOH Mills, principally used INA uTil,g
railroad ITOm Also coal lot No CAeven), from which
Coal IS supplied by railway directly into sail mill
AT Inc same tine and place the umel signed Trustee
unueT deed oil trust duly c county court
Will sell The interest other owners so that lie mr.
chaser viii acquire the ull lille whU; OF this yalu
able property. - ~ '
These Mi Is have been constructed at great cost and
with much care, and lhe lew mills IN tic Cnmtrv
better adapted To the purpose which il was erecIeI
namely to manufacture RATS railroads The ocniiO
s EeIy desirable, while The che pMeSs the fuel, 10 be
SOLD with The property, adds la the inducements 10 r.
chs sc. The growing demand AmerIc ~ rails the ,ey
TINS most ueST0b'c investment canitais ia AMI
SUCH All opportunity mas been rarely These mills
now produce from 10 TO % tons Of Rails Ier Ja and tie
product Gould be much inCIel running the MILLS In
the mills for themselves.
1erH$ IF SCLe.-One fourth h or approved naper
WIN Interest," payable III sixty days Of the Wheel
S DahkS one fourth al one years Two yea rs
purchaser giving bOuL with approved security bearing
ihlcFCS from lie day OF sale title being retained
uMl The "a st payment is made
ALFRED CALDWELL,
as<ytd commissioner aud Trustee
Pittsburgh Journal copy once a week till Gay and for
ward hill III This office To- CrIleCtiOH