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TIE Keather-Accident. &c.
coRREsPoNDEScE OF THE DISPATCH.
JUNCTION, NorrowAY COUNTY, Va, I

JUNCTION, NoTTowAY COUNTY, Va,
October 17th 1856.
The rain is pouring in torrents, with strong
Northeaster; things look gloomy enough, not hay
ing a peep at old Old Sol, for 81 days.
A distressing accident happened ON yesterday,
at R;ce's Depot An old man came too near
the freight train, when At that place and while in
over, breaking and mangng one of his legs in
two places, and tearing the flesh from it. The
physicians viii take 1t off this morning As he is
quite an old man, considerable doubt is enter.
tanned, whether or not he can stand the operation
of amputation.
The Democrats are rejoicing over, the news re-
ceived from Pennsylvania and Indiana
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a HAILR1AD GoLD.-Tka 6yranuse aad Biug.
hampton Raiiroad has been sold - auseicn undsr
foreclosure Of tho first morsage bond holders, for
81 .T3n571 50. The purchasers are Griel A. Mur-
dsck Guiliamme Merle and Jacob X 6ehemer.
porp. II h understood that these gentlemen will
Immediately assoeiste themselves with cthers b
aud svsntasily m + y 0sNsgss . sAs eAss sads
e ~ Siv0.
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GREAT FREsHET.--0n last Tuesday afternoon
and evening, says the Balston (Mass) Journal we
we're visited with the severest rain storm which
has been experienced in this vicinity for many
years On the Kayaderocseras not less than Ave
or six dams were swept away, causing immense
damage to the various mill privileges from James.
yilIe in the town Of Greenfield, down to this vii.
lage. The total damage by water In this neigh
borhood is estimated at $50, 600
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A TAILOR had received strict orders not to keep
any prisoners in solitary conhnement.. Once when
he had but two in charge one escaped. and be Was
Obliged In consequence, to k5ck tie other out cfdoors
70 comply with the regulations. .ts.-ss ~ },
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A 'FAsT' MAn.-The Petersburg Va) Intelli-
gencsr says there is in that city who smoks
chews and drinks to the following tune: 244 gal
Ions brandy drunk, one mile seysa.eightbs of ts +.
bacco ehewed, and three and half miles Of cigars
smoked In one year. Rather 3 hard case.
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PRECIOUS MoUTHFVL A young gentleman of
this city called at an oyster stand, day or two
since, and ordered "dozen in the she'll" His or.
der was attended to in moment, and when he at.
tempted to swallow the first oyster, he felt some
hard substance in his mouth, which he took out
and placed on the stand beside him. After the
whole were disposed of, he examined the hard
substance, which he supposed to be pebble, and
discovered that 1t was large and valuable pearl.
Various jewellers estimate its value at from klc tn
440.-.SNracuse Standard -
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Re AN ENGLISH MIsER Daniel Dancer. when be
had $4,000 year, used to beg pinch of snuff from
Its contents for tallow candle But his parsimon.
isus ingenuity appears. contemplate In comparison
with that of the Russian miser, who learned to
bark that he might avoid the expense of keeping .
do
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THK VOTE IN PHILADELPHIA--The three par
ties into which the citizens of Phiadelphia di.
vided appear, by the vote for Parliamentary, to
number as follows ws:--Democratie, "a, 500 Ameri
can "a 900; Republican, 10000.
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!, PRoLiFIc.-Mr. VIM. Dougherty, Of Paterson.
N. J.. SO years old, has had. tissaid. 81 descsnd-
ants IS Of whom are living. He had 10 children,
IS grand children, and 90 great grand children; 9
children are Hying 4. grand children, and 26 great
srand children. ta 9fSA Sc =tt$' =
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STOVE ExPLosloN.--A singular explosion oc-
CURED at 1el Varick street, this morning. It ap-
pears that stove, which has been ont of use all
summer, was put up last night, and fire lighted
in it this morning, for the first time About
nine o'clock the stove burst in hundred pieces,
flying in every direction. So powerful was the
explosion that the windows, both sash and lights.
were blown out with crash, and some of them
were carried across the street. Fortunately no
one was injured, though three persons were in
the room at the time. 1t seems that young man
in the house had been practicng target-sho oting,
and, an lot of his old papers were in the oven,
it is probable that there was powder in some OF
them.-N Y. Post, 18th.
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JAIL LSTAMPEDE.-George W. Townsend, Chas.
bsnders, known as oyster Charley, six sailors and
James McGranger, escaped from the prison at
Ne" Castle, Delaware, ON Wednesday morning,
byOyster Charley making aholein the floor into
The cell, and coming up through the stairs. when
LIE broke the locks of the doors of the other priso
Hprs
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DEATH OF REV. JAMES oREILLr-A csrrespon

DEATH OF REV. JAMES SO'REILLY.--A cerrcspon'
dsnt of the Boston Advertiser writes:
"An extract froma letter from Rome mentions
. fatal accident having occurred 70 the Rev Jas.
O'Renly, . Roman Catholic clergyman of the
diocese Of Hartford, Conn. Mr.. O'Reilly was in
feeble health, and was recommended TO bathe In
the sulphur lave. near Tiyoli Being An excellent
awinmer he ventured beyond the limits of safety,
and, overcome by the exhalstious of the lake,
perished His bsdy was found, but lie was ex-
tinct.r .
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AMERICAN STEEL MANUFACTURE.-There are
eighteen estabiishmsnt for Misunderstanding steel IN
cur cur ceanary; these have capacityfcr making i4-
w tons per anpum We have the best ores In
Tue n GRID for making steei iSt
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SINGULAR While . little daughter Of Moody
Burbank, of waterville, Me. was standing near
window, . partridge few from the woods against
the window, breaking tho glass into hundred
pieces. and perched upon her shoulder. Partridgss
seldom leave the woods In this manner for the
hsuuts Of man. 4ss5M s7ssg 81 s. sf
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oLL ELL, the distinguished vioIinist, % L. Sta
40 ~. las not taken the stump for any one Of the
residential candidates He Ia now in Illinois,
shd since the last Of August be has been unable to
1--we aoous, having had severe attack Of fbilious
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THE UNDERSIGNED beGs TO fnferm
i the pubic of the city Of Richmond that he will
open, On the 25th of October, GYMHASlUM and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the LAW BUILDING,
franklin street, whore room has bean comfortably
fitted up for the purpose
Gymnastic a. well a. Fencing Exercises do NOT
only siren sthsn the health by keeping the lungs,
nerves and muscles in activity but they also give ease
and the bearing and motion Of The body.
He bess invite ths public to numerous partcips-
sion and requests principally and teachers 70
eutrst their and pupils to his care, a. he will
try to strengthen ddeveop, step By step even tho
weskest abilities
TERMS, IN ApvANcE.
For the whole session, from the 18th Of Octo-
Der to the 1st of juno. o0 90
m0nLne. ~ w
Fencing in Foils and Broadsword, extra charge.
Classes and Schools admitted ON moro moderate
terms. sslsfsssr. Z. 3 sss9s
All kinds of weapons Of the best quality be OBJ
tanned by the underaigned at the lowest prises,
col. B. ESTvAN,
Professor of Fencing and 0ymnastic Exercises
oe I3-lm at the Richmond College.
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REMOVAL OF THE CAPITOL OF WISCONSIN
FROM MADIson.-We learn that in consequence
of the course of Madison politicians and specula-
the real interests of the State ia Wisconsin on the
Land Grant--so great is the Indignation among
the members of the Legislature, tha. in ease .
bill is introduced for removing the capitol. q ma
jority OF both Houses in favor of the removal
could be obtained If Governor Bashford vetoes
the Land Grant bill. should not be surprised to
see the Capitol removed - Mil,rastkie Wiscons sin
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nRsTINY DKMONsTRATED.-aIA.

nESTINY DKMONSTRATED.-llA
IL DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity, that
she viii eivs information in eli the ssirs relating
life such q HEALTH Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits Difficulties In Business, Absent
Friends Sickness. and Desth, and In respect 70 al
conorus of hfe. Terms-For Ladies Is cents, Gem
tiea5k 50 cents, each. Apply ss No. n, (which i
streets, near the Old Market, kiehmsna. Va
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JhE hEDffFEREscE-A gentleman having alares
'hsa ss. six shooter in his hand, was asked, sss
Pray, ssr, is thas . Aoyse pstoli'
no, sf'' he replied, "it's only Cbhs."
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REAGNKp.-Judge Ksijy has resigned his ssss
Philadslphia 70 take effect at the sxpisatioa ofthe
current quartsr. Judge K was ropubHsan cau.
didase for Congress as ths lsse election. and vas
dsfaaked tss@ g ss =
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II WANTS, WEAR--euch = Satinsts. Sheeps
Grey Failed Cloth, Linsey, Flannels Blankets We
have complete assortment. and oHer them very
chesp. 4 II. kOeENBAUM.
% iB Iee 6road u.
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NOT THE OFE.-The Quebec Gazette says Miss
Charlotte Wood (Mrs. Elliot, has inst arrived st
that port In the Anglo Saxon, from England, and
that, OF course, she cannot be Mrs Robinson the
Troy poisonef, who 10 now In Sing Sing prison
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aynsd g yk1ists--0M Scloos- ssru,ol
otsne nv. D. T. Lacy, on Thufs1Ay night was a.
enort q 2 uuncomnon pswsr ard abEity. Aissr ths
eso.e g .ns disceurss = MOS: acesPtable sddfsss
VA oehvered ~ the Rev. John n Boeeck, D. %.
The reading Of We Prsshytsriai REPORTS. show.
Ing the state Of religion within their boaple neat
% that In many churches revivals oe rsiseu AZ n
e1sennvs and Pefsuaaive character have taken
Yesterday morning. the statistseai reports Of
Presbyteries wsrs read. They exhibit rat
Trying increase In the number Of mcmbers and
upon the whole the tdinss thus Impaired wers Of
very encouraging charactef. sa
ins committee on the state Of the church, ap-
pointed at the last Synod, made an elaborate re-
port. The suggestions embraced therein, relative
70 the Union Theological Seminary, rave riss 10
long discussion. The Synod seemed Inspired by .
determination to exert every effort to advance the
interests OF the College, and no doubt much good
win result from the present consideration Of the
subject.
Pending the debate. Synod took recess.
I. We learn that Dr. B. N. Smith, one Of the profes.
induced to abandon his intention Of accepting
call to Baltimore This viii be gratifying intelli
gence TO the friends Of the institution.
Tne discourse yesterday morning, was delivered
oy the Rev. VIM: J. Hoge. Il was marked by
the miads Of the consreg st;on . desp impression.
Dedication The First Presbyterian Chnrcb.
with commendabIe zeal. have inst completed. al
Port Mayo, neariRocketts, very neat and tasteful
church, designed for the better accommodation of
the Sabbath School which has been collected there
for some time past and also for the purpose of civ
ing the population of the neighborhood better
opportunity Of attending divine service than they
have had. Port Mayo Is . growing part of the
city, and q large number of families reside there
We doubt not the enterprise will be viewed by
them as specially designed for their benefit and
improvement, and will accordingly value the
means Of grace they may there be permitted to
enjoy. The dedication sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Dr.. Moore on Sabbath next the 18th
instant, at halfpast two O'Clock. and the Rev s.
s. Murkland, City Missionary will preach there
after regularly every Sabbath morning, at eleven
o'clock.
The Sea Of Ice will be produced tonight for the
last time We take advantage of the opportunity
to urge our readers to go and witness this splendid
performance. We assure them that the recommen
dations which have appeared from time to time in
the newspapers are not at all exaggerated, and
thus we feel no hesitation in again recommending
it to the favorable notice of the public Other
brilliant novelties are in preparation for next week
Funeral Ceremonies-The funeral of the late
Augustus Anderson took place yesterday after
noon. The members of the Masonic and Odd Eel
lows fraternities were in attendance. Mr.. Ander.
son was merchant of high standing and integri.
ty, and man who commanded the entire respect
and esteem Of his fellow citizens. His death is
deeply deplored. F<
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s,a A Low FIGURE OF AN ATfoRNEY--An aitor
nsy Ia London died very poor. A shilling subscrp-
ton was set on foot 70 pay the expenses OF hia
funeral Most Of tho attorneys and barrisserl
having subscribed, ono Of thsm applied to Tolsr,
aftsrwards Ohisf Justice Norbury, expressing z
hone that he would also subseribs shilliny.-
.0nIy shilling Z" Raid Tolef, "only ashilling TO
bury an Attorney Hare 10 . suinsa; 80 and bury
one snd.twentY Of them" sg ssfsss -
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Geo, Peabody, ESD, and John r. pelaine, Esq,
editor Of the London Times, are At Congress Hail.
Albany. a9
Secretary Mcclelland has returned 70 Washing
ten 8 fs sssss.es l
AJsxsndsr Rslls was killed = New Orisaps, a1on..
day, by faiilae ffe@ - third story winaew sfths
Pest OMes buildtnE
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The Election in Savannah -Riotons Conaucs-Saoos
inQ dc
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EOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
AT PRIVATE SALE.--.Tho Subscribers
thorzed 70 sell the following valuable building lots,
viz
lot on the South side Of Grace. between 18th and
9Th streets, 66x99 feet.
lot on the south sids Of Broad and west line Of
22d streets, 44xl00 feet.
lot on the south side Of Grace, between 18th md
18th streets 35xi50 feet.
A lot on the South side Of Franklin end West side
" Apply @ TO- to a0DDIN / APPERsoN,
= oe I--6tsE s9 heefttsgk s8.@- MI Aucts.
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rTyO ALI WHOM m MAY CONCHnN.-.
III fhis ndsies 10 gwen te Fe(aose ~ eefneae ~
haye my claims against lsebbeu ~. uueeelakel =
late constable Of disexict Ne. ~ Hearleo ans,nl
ths svidencs upon which tkey yes 70 Jno =. YesnG.
Eea oar csnnsei, e re, the seerddssof 80 Itna.
berieks deeirons y sstsss 3 cnee evesy naesn
nis COUNSEL : sssA 1EEx. D. .HUsCHBoon,
~a-aw John 4 HUfCHEo0N.
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IN co-partnership for the purpose Of ctndu :,ing
q wholesale COMMISSION and FOhWAhuiN6
BUSINESS, under the hrm OF PEfTON 4 fAK'
w Office for the present over J. ). Ffy's Esq,
Basin Bank. -
Refer 70 VIM. II. MeFsrlsnd, Esq, Hon. John ~
Patton and Messrs. Hsxall Co, Richmond Col.
r. ]. Randolph and N. Burnley, Albemsrle.
ss-, J THOMAS q FEYTON,
oc 6-dSw ISAAC w, PATTON
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NEW Il a e d " 4 g g 30 q k.-
R(lBRRT j. DENNY

lie tRat he has lust opened in the newly 6tted
up snd convsnisnily arranged Eors. No. 31 hsin
street and nearly opposite the rev Custom Hosss,
orns and Edge Tools, purchased upon the. mo2 f.
yorabe terms and embracing tho usual varfsty Of ~
tieles found in such sn esfablishmsst 81
iins that II Drcee shai b % low . he aeeg6
snd thai every effort shall b ussd By him - Sve ~
isfsstiru 70 t6ass who may favor him
seod sssortment Of houss keeping md Building Hse'
Orders ftoua the country shaii receive cssst1 sad
prempt attsntioh. - H-lm
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uiAcui'y nAd ocen amicably adjusted"
East Hanorer Prssbyt~y-A meeting of the East
Hanover Presbytery was held in the First Pres
byterisn church in this city on Monday last and
was opened with q sermon by the Rev. DR. PRYOR
the last Moderator. The only business of imnorf
area was the termination of the Presbytery to
cnanse Its independent position In conducting the
work of domestic missions and become an Hillary To
the Assembly's Board The next meeting viii be
held In Bethlehem church. Hanover, CT the Thurs.
day before the second Sabbath in April
Threatening Ann Robinson, free woman of
color, and Lewis Wright. slave. were arraiened
before Recorder Taylor yesterday. to answer .
charge Of threatening to assault and kill Caroline
spurlock. The evidence being Of 4 contradictory
nature, the nagis:rate discharged the whole party
with an admonition-
Dismissed WIN. Wade, otherwise called VIM
Powell, was arrested yesterday morning fer a.
sauiting and beating Elizabeth Fowler, ON the
lst Of October When the case was called In tbs
Recorders Court, tho complainant failed to ap
pear, and the accused was discharged.
Large Ear of Corn:-We have . mammoth ear
Of corn raised by Mr. JAS. T. SUTTON, of Hano-
YER It measures twelve inches In length, and
nine inches and . quarter IN circumference at Its
largest part. II contains over one thousand two
hundred grains. Very good for old Hanover In .
dry season Il may be seen n the Dispatch count
Ing room window. ~
Fsned-A fine Of tsn dollars was imposed upon
jacob 8. Aase yestsrdsy, for failing % have his
initials and number placed upon wagon employ
Cd By him in this city. ,
Cbvaev &oNs.--The corner Stone Of the Baptist
church in Manchester win be laid next Tuesdsy
with Masonic ceremonics
pTsi,frr Fsresea. The Hook and Ladder Com
many Iof Washington will arrive In our city on
Monday next The fireman ara making ample
arrangements to give thema cordial reception
pse,pssxxm.css p,x.u -The rssimestal parade haA bsea
pesseensd unsil MondAy. 10 ssnssQasass q "
unfeyorshIe weather.
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HUNT n receips ~ m exeealeas qualify -
y Mod ~ B1sekgntte COAL ml1o1 So peg
lssA' sesA : 80 s'n'ss'sl iflizn IL - OMAR.
= ss-sv .As NseE Asnssy:
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VXYE be published tho 10th Of October IN pamPn.e
w form Of Is pages, Sermon preached al Fast
Trenton and before the Hancock Baptist association at
Ssdgw,ck in Sept. inst. This Sermon elected warm
Ito this Office early as only limited numbsr OF copies
will be publ shed.- IA, pu
THuMs:-rhs Condition Of our couatfy It's re''s
and its Help.
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CARPETINGS.

;oaahs NV le, OF Fine super Extra and Three Ply from
IS 10 81, IL Rugs Stair Carpets aud Stair Rods &C
Also full stock Of Groceres Flour, Meal, Beei, r"fH
.bnut every article usually found in variety store
IN. above were bought the lowest market prices, ant
will be sold az cheap be bough. Ia THIS State, a.
have adopted the system Quick sales anu sinai
profits, 6r casa OF county produce. ,,,,so~,
r,o.,h Can, o. 1875 25tf
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. PHELPS, TRUssEs.

The great number of radical cures Of Hernia
within the last few years, by the Of DIR. J. W.
PHELPS Spiral Spring Trusses, has given them
the preference over all others. His apparatus for
the correction AND cure of oil kinds Of deformitics
are uSed at the Massachusetts, General Hospital,
and arc recommended by the first Surgeons in Eu-
rope and America. For sale at the
Sign Of the Coded Eagle, 6S fremont Street,
Boston,
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HANCOCK BANK.

tn. Stock hol,isrs Of the Hancock Bank are nereo!
notified Thai tho anua meeting for the choice Of prse,
ors and transaction Of any other business thAt nay
aiiv come before them will bs held al their bAhAI.
% IN Wsnesday the i5th day Of Octobst nex' at tw'
o'clock E. W o. 1910 3w35
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SHA"LS.


A great variety OF Silk Plush Hats, Cloth Caps Kos
sui h and French Hats Boys X. do Boots and Shoe
Of evey dsscrp nc ludns Gases OF those long es
l,r The mast three years
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Sshin p. Hardson of franklin in the
w County Of Hancock on the 9Th day Of May ls4i
by his Deed Of that date recorded in Hancock Registry
vol 81 page $50 Mo,isaged to the subscriber
tain tract Of land situated In the said town Of Frank
lin and Is founded follows viz ten rods the Coun
~ road 10 commence the eastern corner OF Waiter
Dyers lol-on which BraLi la Williams resides,
and TO five rods back give dy rods OF land
and Is the the said Harrison Of Daniel
Stow in lSi5. and for particular description ref
efeaces be had TO his Deed ,nget her with the build
Ings &c.
THE Conditions Of said mortgage having been brok on
hereby claim to foreclosure the same
AUGUSTUS PERRY.
Sullivan Oct 6 1870 3W37
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
We the subscribers. having been appointed
by the Hon. PARKER TICK, Judge Of Probate
for Il e County of Hancock. to receive and ex :
anime the claims Of creditors to the estate OF
Isaac 8. Kenney late of Orland deceased.
represented insolvent. do hereby give notice
that six months allowed to said creditors to
bring in and prove their claims; and that we
shall attend that service at T. G. Woodlands
Office in Bucksport on the first Saturdays OF
December and FEBRUARY next.
THO. G. WOODMAN,
NATHAN WHITE,
Bucksport Sept. 30. 1856. 3w35
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Sullivan Oct 6. 1870.
Notice.

Ii parsons hereby forbidden to hunt. with dogs
n and guns, en- Long Island tBluehill Ba,) as am
the Of the Of said Island aud shall take II
lawful means protect myself loss and pun.
ish those who shal destroy my property has been
VIII spar,smen take and govern themselves
cor,iiney. JOHN p CARTER.
Seds wick Oct lsJ6 J-w3
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Now is the Time for Young Men

TO avail themselves of the advanta4e Of CONER's
OM.MECRCLAE COLLEGE, 1879 Washington st.
which has been in successful operation in Boston
sixteen years, and attended by upwards Of seven
thousand students, large proportion Of whom
have also been furnished with good EMPLOYMENT
as Book-keepers, Clerks, &c. See last Annual
Catalogue, which can be had ut the rooms, or by
mail, free.
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Notice,
Administratrix' Sale of Real Estate.

Administrdtrix' Sale Of Real Estate.
RY virtue Of q license from the Court OF
- Probate for the County of Hancock. l
shall sell at Public Auction on the 25th day Of
October next. at one o'clock, p. NJ. 50 much
of the Real Estate of Joshua 0rindle, late Of
Surry. deceased, situated in Surry, as will
produce the sum Of three hundred and fifty
dollars. tor the paymen, ofthe debts and incl
dental charges.
TRYPHINA GRINDLE, Ad'tx.
Surry, Sept. Is, 1856. 81 3w
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Notice.

Notice.
WE, the undersigned, Selectmen Of the
town Of Surry, hereby give notice
that ample provision has been made fol
Robert Young, = town pauPer, and We forbid al
persons whether .esidents or not Of the town, har
boring or trusting said Young at the expense o.
the town Of Surry.
FRANCIS CURTIS. Selsstmsn
JAMES W. DAVIS, Of
EDWIN WOOD. Surry,
Surry, Sept. II, 1856.