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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

Gsr A. O. P. Nicholson was elected on
Tuesday last by the Legislature of Tcnnes-
see United States Senator, to succeed Hon.
JonN BELL, whose term expires in 1859.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

CAUGHT-Two underground railroad
agents from away down cast were captured
in Sumter county last week and lodged in
Jail. It seems that the scoundrels had sev-
eral interviews with SOM negroes and per-
suaded some of them to leave for frec-nig-
gordon, but one Of the would-hc midnight
emigrants informed his master of the affair,
after reflection had brought him to his SEN
ses. The master therefore dressed and
BACKED himself into a counterfeit negro and
went to the place of rendezvous, where he
met the decorators, and talked and laughed
''high negro" to them until all their plans
were discovered, and evidence enough to
convict was obtained, when the master and
confederatcs threw off their DISCUSSES and
arrested the thieves, and sent them to"du-
rance vile" and a prospect ola few years at
hard labourin the carpenters shop over about
Wetumpka. A swift and easy voyage to
them to that pleasant place where they will
be able to do the estate some service" and
learn more useful trades than that of stealing
other peoples negroes.-Eutaw (Ga.)
JTAiq.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
Little Giants.

T HAVE a few No. 2 Little Giant Corn and Cob
i Crushers, which I will sell at Z very reduced
price, to close out the lot.
Stauntoa, Nov. Z, 1851. GEO. L. PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
.4vDFRON,S.

HAVE just received a lot of these old style
i heavy Brass Andirons, at about half peice, and
superior to new. Those in want should examine
then. GEO. L. PRICE.
Staunton, Nov. 7, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

The Failure Of the Potato Crop IN En-
y1and.-The London Star of October 9th,
says that the anticipations which had up to
that time prevailed Of a plentiful crop of
potatoes in that country had been suddenly
dispelled. The Star says: "Within the
last few weeks, however, the rot has man
Ifested itself in the most extraordinary man
ner. Hundreds of acres will not pay for the
digging, as the potatoes, although looking
very well when first taken out o fthe ground,
in t~wenty-four hours are unfit for use
Unfortunately this sudden manifestation of
the disease is not confined to any particular
district, but seems very general. This is
very sad intelligence for the poor, as it will
practically put this valuable e%sculent be-
yond their reach. Fortunately, however,
we have had a plentiful harvest"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
I'OV.E.WREgs 7yh. as.57.

TNHIS day receiving at the CHEAP HARD
L ware STORE, under the Union Hall
II doz. Virginia Axes. assorted sizes,
6 doz. Sausage Suffers, a superior pattern.
doz. Patatoe Steamers, SO lethins new,
doz. Coffee Toastcrs.
II Gross Clothes Pins, Spring pattern,
l Wagon load Pad Locks, all sizes and shapes,
Lot Shovel and Tnngs. Iron Rivets,
Hinges, Nails, Gun Stocks.
Prophets Roller Buckles, B~iblc Bits,
Bride Filings, Saddle Trees.
Spanish, and Side,
10,0G0 q ID Percussion Caps,
5000 American Water Proof do,
2, 000 Cocks no.,
Large lot of Iron Axlcs. from & f3ttwsv to a sIv
horse Wagon Axle, Shaving Boxes and Brushes.
de-, &c.. together with an everlasting assortment
ct everything kept IN IL regular Hardware and i4I-
2lemer t Store, which will be sold uhHstiallv low
for cash. " D.. ~. KEN NEpY.
Nov. I, 1857. Under Onion Hall.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

PRICES 70 SUIT THE TINES.
I; RAVE just received a large addition to my
L stock of HARDWARE, CtILEkl, SAD
DLERY, &c., making my assortment very large
and complete. Having purchased many articles du-
ring the pressure at the Nartll, am enabled to Of
fer BARGAINS. My old friends and customers may
rely upon always being able to purchase of me. at
the rery to~est market price, any article have for
sale. GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, Nov. I. 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

ne The New York wholesale fur-dealers
are selling at retail, and at a reduction of
forty per cent from regular prices.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
New PAPER.

The Spectator reports the issue of a new
paper, the LONELY STAR" at DeerGeld, in
Augusta county. We have not seen the
stranger, but hope the editor will favor us
with an exchange, as we would be glad to
get the news from that portion of our county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
EARM AT AUcTIoN..Thc subscribe

FARM At AUCTIoN.-Thc subscriber
L will offer for sale ut auction, on the PROMISES,
ON Tuesday, the l@h dry Of be%eeabrr, the FARM
on which he now resides. Il is situated about /
miles Southeast of Staunton, near Christians
Greek. AID about ~ miles from Augusta Mills
The tract contains la6t4 ACRES, of which iI5nr
40 acres are cleared aud well set in grass the re
painder is well timbcred. The improvements con
sizt of IA good LoG DKEtIINt.. pretty good
Barn. aud other out houses. T&efe is=a Mend w
of serhe ten aeres. Persons desiring information
are referred to Capt. II. IL. Peck, of S'aunton.
TERMS Fifteen hsodrcd dollars il hand, ou
obtaining possession. Il dstae remainder in three
equal annual payments, the purchaser executing
bonds with good security, AMI ne ..tie ret aimed tilt
full payment. Possession given on tho iirit day of
March next.
Nov. :, lS5Z. CYRUS HOLT.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

ME have just received a few Boxes Of very fine
w English Dairy Cheese. Lovers of the arti
Gle should give US a cali.
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
S%taunton, Nov. 7, ~ls57.-Spee. copy.
MEAT CUTTERs.-a doz. superhr Iron
1Vl Meat Cutters just received and for sale low.
GEO. L. PRICE.
Staunton, Nor. 7, 1857.
OOO SACKS Ashton and Marshall Salt, just
%OO received and for sale low by
BRANDEBURG d co.
Staunton, Nov. T, 1851.
1OO KEGS Nails in Store and for sale low by.
lUO BRANDEBURG & Co.
Staunton, Nov. I, 1857.
E0O LBS Manchest Cotton Yarn, allNum-
COO bcrs, Just received and for sale by
B~RANDEBURG l. co.
Staunton, Nov. 7, 1851.
ii BOXES Sperm. Adanantine and Tallow
4O Candles, in Store and for sale low by
BRANDEBURG 4 co.
Staunton, Noy. 7, 1857,
BOOTS A ND SHOES.
On CASES Mems Boots, and Youths Boots and
~ Shoes. also, a large lot al ladies fine Shoes,
Just received and for sale on rea son able terms by
BRAND EB URG d Co.
Stanton, Nov. I, 1857.
EO SIDES of Best Sale Leather in Store ard
w for sale at small profits by
B~RANDEBTRG d CO.
stauuto, Nay. I, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

NJ EW FIRM.-Thc undersigned have associa-
~ ted themselves under the firm and style Of
BRANDEBURG & Co, for the purpose Of conduc-
ting in this place the Dry Goods, and Grocery
Business. We have just received a very large
and desirable stock of Dry Goods, Gil oceries, &c,
to which we invite the attention of our friends and
the public generally. Thanking our friends for the
very liberal patronage given the late firm, we BEG
a continuance to the new concern.
j. B~kANDEBURG.
p. B. IIOGE
Staunton, Nov. Z, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
Appcal to Subscribers.

The stringcncy of the fines has forced
editors to cali upon their subscribers for
help among these appeals is the following,
of the National latelligcucer We suppose
it would be impossible to frame a call more
gentle. deferential, and considerable. The
subscriber who takes exception must indeed
be captious;
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
Northern Russia, says. 1875, 900
Denmark and the Duchies, Prussia,
Total.

Total. 1900, 900
With respect to the probable range of
prices during the ensuing season, VIC do not
apprehend that we shall have a much lower
range than the present one. Taking into
account the partial loss of the potato crop,
the full employment of the manufacturing
operatives, and, above all, the continued
influx Of gold from California and Austria
liza, the consumption of bread-corn viii be
larger than was ever known. 1t is proba-
Die that after wheat sowing a considerable
quantity of wheat will be brought to mar
ket, but we apprehend that a demand for
good wheat will come from the north of
England that will take off any surplus that
may be brought forward. Upon the whole,
therefore, we feel convinced that the pres
ent average price of wheat will be maintained
with lts!e variation throughout the season,
which will thus prove amply remunerative
to the grower without being oppressive to
the consumer. London Mark Lane Erpress,
Oct. a.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

TO ADvERT1SERS.-T The yindicator has a
large and increasing circulation in this and the adj
Joining counties, and is a valuable medium for adj
v~ertisers. Circulating among business men, it af-
fords greatindueements to those who will use its
columns.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
Trust Sale.

RY virtue of a deed of trust executed to nc. as
- trustee, by Joseph Whitmer, on the 10th day
of November, 1856, and duly recorded in the Once
Of the County Court of Augusta, l will, on Safar.
Day, the 28M doy .Y November, 1857, sell, at the
residence of said Whitmer in Parnassus, and at his
request, the following property as embraced in said
trust ] Grey Horse, l Bay Horse, s head of
Steers, about three years old, l Cow. about tour
years old, S head ofSteers, about two years old, 4
head OF Hogs, about eleven months old, | Vehicle.
with Harness, 8 high-posted Bedsteads, 8 I Feather,
beds and Bedding. for the same, l low Bed-Stead,
eh%alf,tiek and Bedding for the same, I dozen
Windsor Chairs, 1lady,,s large Rocking Chair, 2
Bureaus, / falling-leaf Table, / Wash-stand. par
Tor stove, Cooking Stove, with the appertcnan-
ees, l Lonnge, lot of Carpeting of two floors, |
Safe, sett OF Casters, l dozen Liverpool. Plates, |
sett of China, | sett Liverpool, 4 dozen Dishes, diff
ferent sizes, dozen Table Spoons, i dittosTea-
Spoons, l dozen Knives and Forks, / Brass Kettle.
Pole Axe: l Hay Fork, l pair Shovel and Tongs'
! do, Fire Irons, ! do. Smoothing Irons, l Wooden
Clock, 2 Locking Glasses, about 800 bushels Of
Corn. and growing crop Wheat.
the day of sale.
JOHN B. WATTS, Trustee.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

TAKE NOTICE.-That the firm of j..
L BRANDEBURG Il CO., dissolved by limita-
ton on the 18th ultimo. it now becomes necessary
to settle up, being once in five years. l therefore.
take this mode of informing our friends that it is
very important to have settlement. We need
money to meet our liabilities North, which can'tbe
pnt off. and hope this notice will not be disregar-
ded by any Interested.
J. BRANDEBURG.
Staunton, Nov. 7, 1857
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
NEW
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Staunton, on
the S1st Of October, lS57.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
PROBABLE DESTRUCTION OF THE
POTATO CROP IN EUROPE.

- IOIAIO CKOP In EUROPE.
BY the Board of Trade returns we find
that, during the six years from 1851 to
1857 inclusive, VIZ have imported of wheat
and flour as wheat, 2S,G22, S73 quarters,
or an average of 4.770, 4f0 q~aartcrs per
year. With an average crop, therefore,
VIC shall still want an imported amount of
nearly five million quarters-espccially when
we take into account the loss of the potato
crop-which, we fear, is too well establish
cd to admit Of a doubt. The last three
weeks, indeed, the disease has assumed a
virulcnce equal in destructivcness to that Of
the worst period of its prevalence; and this
extends not only to every part Of the United
Kingdom, but to France and a considerable
part of the European Continent.
In France, the alarm created by it has
led the government of that country to pro-
hibit the export of grain until September,
1S5S.-The extent, indeed, to which that
root is cultivated there (from . to 3 million
acres) renders the boss a serious national
calamity, as it forms the chief food of the
pesantry-as was the case in ireland pre-
vious to the famine. Notwithstanding there
fore, that the crop of wheat i'll France is
sbove an average, the loss of the potato,
and a deficient crop of maize, will prevent
our receiving that supply from thence which
We had calculated on.
x * Il * *
The following is the summary Of imports
into Great Britain for the coming season,
as estimated in the foregoing statement:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

FOR RENT, IN ST1UNTON,
A HOUSE and Wagon Makers Shop, near the
N Tilthammer, One of the best Stands in the
County Of Augusta, for the Wagon Making bust
ness. | wish to rent the above House and Shop,
aud will give possession January LIST, 1851.
MICHAEL McALEAR.
Staunton, Nov. 7, ls57.-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

November, :, 1s57.-2m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

MICHAEL McALEAR.
Staunton, Nov. 7, ls57.-tf.
On SACKS Java. Laguira and Rio Coffee, just
w received and for sale by
BRANDEBURG l. co
Stanton, Nov. I, 1857.
= H0GSHEADS Best P. r. Sugar and Molasses,
~ also, 10 Barrels Crushed and c Yellow Sugar
in store and for sale low by
Nov. 7, 1857. BRANDEBJRG q co.
on BOXES best French Window Glass. just re-
~ eeived at BkANDEBURG'S Il co.
Staunton, Nov. I, 1851.
= TONS assorted Iron in Store and for sale low
- by B~RANDEBURG 4 co.
stanton, Nov. I, 1857.
4 BONES Simmons n Collins Warranted Axes,
:. lust received at BRASDEBukG a co,
>%tduuton, Nov, 7, ls57.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

The following is the summary Of imports
into Great Britain for the coming season,
as estimated in the foregoing statement:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-07

Great Destitutiion IN MISUNDERSTANDING
an the Lumoer District-A County Eutem
Ont by Grasshoppeas-Rents FaHting in
Chicago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

MAS KiuED oN ruE 6N,Np rEr>N kAiL-
Eo,p. Cornelius Harrington. native OF
Nova Scotia, employed by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company. was killed on Monday
forenoon BY coming in collision with cOv-
srcd bridge a mile above the New Glouccs-
t,r station. lie was riding upon a wood
train, 10 which was attached a box car, ~
the top ofwhich the unfortunate man bad
elImbcd, where be was found in a bleeding
and dying condition, by the conductor, alter
passing the bridge. His body was brought
to the city, where an inquest was held upon
it by Coroner Danielson, and verdict rcn-
dcrct in accordance with the facts. | Adv.
4ih inst,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

Mr. Sanger, wife OF ze5ulon sanger,
Y.,. Of Watcr,ille. vas found dead ia her
bed on WEDNESDAY morning, She bad bccu
in slender health ior long time. and on
che evening previous 10 her dccea-e The
family rctircd as usual Several timcs dur
IN. the night bcr husband noticed that she
slept quietly hut on rising a. an carly
hour. he found she bad s,u,ly ras>cd away,
without apparently moyias from the r's'-
ton in which shs sl,It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06
The Secret lnhrmitie> OF Youth aud
MATURITY,

J.st p.ilsAsf, GyIis, ~ iEsa'y-hA Ih'-'aaI
A TEW wor'. oa the l,atipusl Treatment,
y ~ithoui NsJic,ns, Of Spermi'o''A.s % IL
al Weskns... W, uful Emission', Genital aad
NERVES. p,I,lay, Prsuaiur~ Drcay at the sysiea,'
lupoteurN, aad Impsdiaeuts o. Marrisse srneual'
u. ~ Is. IN LANEl, n u.
The 'mportan, fsct hat the man alarming CON
plants, g'nsti's ia the ,mpfudsnoe and solitude
u Nuath, msy l. sasils removed WFhuau Msdi-
cine, - IN this small tact clearly enonstraicdi
add the eutirrly NV sod highly soccss.ial treat.
nssnt, a. adopted by tie AathlS, iuIy cNplsiaci,
b, means Oi NhiCh every uae !. enabled 10 cue
himself perfectly and a. the HAST possible cost
theryb, avoiding al the advertised BosInhns q
the dsy.
seat to auy address, graiis add post Tree Ia a
sealed enysJps. By remitting tpos' p.id) two
postage STAMP. o. lbs n. Dr. l,yLG " L,sren.
ard St, Ne~ iork CIV. l.sp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06
REMOVAL.

rINIIE co.partnst.hip heretofore sSi'iing unler
the hrm of Sioac & Co., expired on the 18Th
OF Sep,e,nbrt. Nc. sione has associated With
him Mr. Gcorgc W. Ne~hall. under The same
cn,.r,., name, and removed 60 the bl,ldiag ~.
ccu,l, occap,ed b, Clark 4 Co., whew the, will
coa,iaas 10 earn on the ra,lor,ag basine.. ~ al
"a. bnnche.. The, Will alsa Keep con.antl, 90
had a good .tork OF Ready Male Cnthiag, aud
Furnishing Gools.
E.F. STONE 4 co.
S.aih Paris, Oct. 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

Tux Yrtl0w TryR n FlnHip, The
lever continues 70 D. fatal ia JacksoHy,'i'.
Al the latest accounts there bad been ti'y
deaths there since the 1t OF september.
The Court had ajuurncI over, "a DAY %
fasting and prayer bad b,yu kept, AMI tie
sgrygts we're entirely deserted.
10 KY Wo,t ihc general hc,iih was
GIL. the yc,lov fever having entirely
ahat,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

OXFORD. ,,.-N Court of Probate he'll stFsr.
H.. within and iof the Couuty ~ OsioIl, 90
the n Tuesday u OciOlr,. A. u 1857.
ORGIANNA DUREN, Administrative on
NI the Estate II WiLLi,s ". DvRIs, late Of
Paris, IN .sid Couaty. decreased. hasins p'..eui.l
her 6nsl account ol standardization Of the Es,.,e Of
said deceased for aL,wsacr.
O'd1si, That the aid .dnini'ir'iris give po'',s
10 all person. Interested. b, osu.ing copy oi this
order 10 h. pabl.h.d thrr. weeks .Ucce-.ivrly IN
The ONfad Democrat, p',aied At Paris, that they
may appear At Probate Cauu ~ H. held II Psis
~ aid coputy, oa the ih,rl faesi,, ~ Nov. next,
~ niae Il the cl,ck in the forenoon, aad .hrw
cause. " any thsy have, VII, the same 'hoald no,
H. allowed.
THOMAS u. brown, J-ig,. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

The kll,~ ~ b. 40 extract from letter rccs'''
81 from Rev. u. &. Thomas, Tayoy;
Nr..f. 4. Dave ! Sus-D-ar >ir..--Ths ~.
syu. hsr,, have l.vure a-a1iais,i 18th N"ar mel.
icile and thrr dssusni 80 % o. 80 Ias 'rr' ."r.
rtisiug. | have uaw o, uS'isrs iHI nof, than
hu, islltle. | thsfrialc wish Nuu o. s.nd mr "a
u,,a,,t,. sni s,ll a., soc iho,sgh che lcasufcr
II ths Mt.,,la.N 1 lisa. Tbu, 3, uo u'r,itgiuc
whirh ,la.l, 90 hi.h 90 tbr r.tu,aliuu ol ihs M.
rru. 1t these Iro',uCss a. luur 'ai' Miller. ani !
SCI ~,uiug 30 g,ati, thea, a, | calyftain a 'rN
high gpi'ian 81 us ru''h.
Mr..r. re,r, Dave : >un.--l hui ~ nrC'-s'-
o, ta sdifyss 500 q. 500, ub, snst saHsulsc -
r-stattsus have ls,a us8,s Than I,,ltgI. lh' r'N
&C. ,uul ,atu,hl, ur,.r,i.s o. iu,,sNs'ug ." ''N
rariiI, that har shall -sz'o D. uu'l.r tn Keep
rl.,r 18th lt VI, ubJo,t ,u Stit,ug a's - o. To-
that 90 Irsrtpt 81 thrs 80 Will kfuIlN d'sIuirh
ap,fhst l4uh 90 Ht,f,ai ia lH, btt,r ~ Juur i'st
I hpps IO,U a1i Del raiu,i, u1, ls,s,r 80, H'i
.btur.spt f,s,hss asr. ut whr,h, huvrSsr, b'',
MT vet h,auI ium 500. luur. siprrrrN,
tNRENJ, ta.,uua.
a. 10. llan = 60 ruttIsuI, aIa l.. J = Ht. o.
Il4ILv.l. Whri. tlr A.yu.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

OSroHD, sat court Of Probate heldat rar-
", within aud Coz the county n Oxford, ON the
hire Tues lay u Ociolcr. A.D. 1851.
Az lIEREAS, the Commissioners appointed 10
w divide the Real Estate of Samuel BauL,t,
late of Rumforl, IL said Connty, deceased, am"ng
the heir. ~ aid decessel's estate, 80 that each
may hold their pn'iion in -eytplt,, have made q
rpou % their doing. into the Probate ohiee in
,aid Coualy,
estate and al Isrsans Interested, Wy riusing c''py
~ this auier a. w. puli.hoi three weeks saccs.s.
iSrl, ~ The ONlaid Dcmpcrit. pT,aicd II Paris.
thai the, NAY appear NJ ruulsle r"uri 10 H. held
at Pals, IN said ouuntN, on the thirl Tuesday 81
Noveuhrs neat. - ten 4 the clsck IN thu bore
,o"n. sui .h,s caa'e. " an, tbry have, Why the
same .Luu.J Mt 10 accepted.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Jsds,
\ true copy-attest;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

H.r >urr rr rr, T,Ture We have ''c
particular. IT a irraluI aGrlr which yg-
carsvI .o Ear-.'y. iu ,a.. oraurv,a l,v
dly, s,nc,-a .su shot by hi, own father.
The ray. l,I 90 eleven yr1r.. was lying
80 with Jhr fever. aai 81, lnv "a, Q, hs uu-
ale O. ar.r him..'l To- ,re least Clu.nE
irr1 che nom on sturdy morning, tic
a,arr deliberately took down Boo. gun 'r on
g. wall where :, bun-, AMI hsfrr, l.. ,a-
t-rur1. h,-,me known o. tl,.r Tryrut,
frrl sith uul,ucbDc aru &C Do, slu au tIc
trI. The .Nr, ta.k gF.gt vital TART.
arI :Ls DAB fingered tg,a rs hour. aud
J.-I
Tlr author aC eli, ,rl--ly. Henry Wal
nur. ta.at times h-rn .a...t Go sr.''.ul
insanity. ana ,l.rr o, rl a.a.,, was 80 o..
,rs uuigr similar attack vhru Or c1u-
nltsI ,le aT4.Ha- Ir.l
IFarmnc'rr Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-06

TliE Subscriber her,b, gives publ,c notice that
be Ia. lsea dul, appSInte,i 10y The honorab'e
Judge ol Probate loT the Couai. Of u>io'd and
assumed the trust Of administrator 81 the estate o'
ABIGAIL TUCKER, late Of sumner.
In said Coonty. deceased, b, giving b,ad a. The
law directs. lie therefore rcqse'i. all persons
VIA ARE indebted 10 the estate oi sad deceased to
make immediate psyiBeat' aai those who have
any demand. thereon, to exhibit the same TO
ERWIN ROBINSON.
Oct. 20, 1857.
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nRIGuroN MARKET.

IuURsnAN, Oct, ~
Atm,fkst i2j0 lrsf cattle, so Store, 400
No.. 81 Mask,ag ONsa, 20 tows ani tsl,~-,
ssS Sh.,is, aaL 1913 Pat il"g..
Pt,cs.-licef Csttlr--ENtrs, % % - -; hr-i
gsal,t, 7T5 as 3; secobd gisIity, 30 I o.
,hird a. - D p. ord,ssr, OaeOO.
Motkiag ONea--Sak. so IN $50,
Cows aad Cal,es-SsO, o. ..
SRall Stotcs-lcarIug. - H. tso yrs. old,
its2a
sheen and Iamb.-Salss Of small lots, ?, as,
} 90, Ass
TAT Ioss-T l.2pcr N.
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SARAH GRAHAM.

ONrouu, s'.-At q ouuu Of Prulat, held AT
rari. N,thia ,ni Ice the cpuni, ~ uNluui, "r
the thtii Iur.day II Oylui-r, \. u. lSj;
Op tha priiiipu siur,.'ii, Oriusi, That aritcr
b. givra a. ,'l lI.r.ors ,utcrr-tei 10y causing CO
~ IT ihi. tt.t.tiup, With ih. uuir, thr,v,n o.
h.. pihii.hrl three weeks su-cr..Nrt m The
ONDui Dru rr,t, priulci At rau., that The,
my apT,lr At Probate tuut to w. held AZ farl',
90 AID cpuii,. 90 ihr 81 Tf-dl, ct November u,Nl,
1t Mn. II the ,l,rA in the mr-apJn, anI .hra
c,us-. It any, NJ, ia PRAYER 81 ,sid I-tiiipn
n ,ad not o. granted such uo'icc 10 D. gi'ou
leilre al couu.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Jais'.
4 true cupy-altrsi:
pawn MAR. RE- s'v.
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II "A. Hs.. TA,us, ~. Brs'sa, JufEs # Probate
fee "A, Cs1aiy n OIfori,
'I,IlE un,lsr.igued, Guardian ~ CAHotisE 4.
/ Gr,H.u and RVrH I. GH.naS, miHor
heirs II Jo,nu, GEhuAs, late Of Ru@lo'd, "a
aid Casnt, ,lrc,s.ed. respectfully rrpfeseni', that
.ad minor. ate .sitrd aud posse-sel of the follow.
log real estate, via Two ienih. NJ The homestead
fsrm of the aid joshua G,ahlm, Deceased, two
,r,,b. 81 D., n laad called the Sheld"n lot, two
tenth. Il ,so acrc. II land on Splh Book, two
,,,th. ~ 4, blacksmith shop snd hnd "n which q
.,anI.. tu. ,snth. orihe north hall lot N"' ~
di,i.,on Of lots. ivo icn,h' Of The soa,h BAN ",
No ~ ~ division. and tWo tcn,h. Of lot No y
IN Al di,i.iop. ror iu,ihst de.euptipn' reference
,n,, - h,I o. deed. cnu'r,iog sa'd lots ~ lnd w
The sad Jo.hw Gr'hnm' de,.'sgi' san h' ''
anI lI,iu, IL thu iowa Of lIumt'rl
That an ad,anlagsou, ohrr IT ihre" hundfrd
,L,Il,r. b,. l-r, mai, by Patrick ll",i, OF Rem
rad, IN sid Caun,,, which oder u - i"r the ~
.,r,, Of an coacr,rcd imin' di,lry to accept, The
proccl. II sac ~ h. pa oui on lnirrr'' 10 TIE
i-.,.6, q .sii ,naars. lie ihrr'lorr pr',' that
hrra.r M, l.. granted hin ~ eel and c"n'ri me
.l,,c dr.c,i,,I rai estate ~ ihr p"r'"n 'n'N'"s
all aarr. srcprdius 70 the 'tlta'e in such eases
ma " and provided. ....,....,. ,.,,,ur