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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
LOAN OTFTCE6.

I'll 10 $4,000 TO LOAF. Oh wArCHEs, DIAMONDS
Cl jewelry segars dry gvods Ill Kinds q person.
esy or bought sid cssh Nossa bondA nor.
ysa socks 40. negotiated le9 Nsaaa streos II
.eoond floor rooms Ros and ~.
THOMPSON Co. brokers and eonsnnou nsruAAnn
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NDh sAiE is Eassf tnyf-rHA rHaen SfOk9
tire psoH 5wA,os No - wssns sfreet t.gesh~ ~
hsrrf sts eDgioe nearly sroossd tia prsiss
o4&ys % ." o. 50" so''<o'.~' s''sa' '~"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

CrARM AID MIL PROPERTY AND r,MBRR LANDS
for ss srohssge foe city property About 500 acres
bali covered with heavy growth q timber In Dsmas
cuA Wa;ns county, Pa, lN niles from re~ Work, Tie
Nsv York Erie Railroad ADD Delaware river. GA the
here grsi mill i've mills. ami shop.
rls,o mAsers shop, store, five dwelpgs harbs 40 40
water ~ ampH The Location &C ibe hsalthcss
aaF usst positively tSlo au ing the present mouth
pig MAJOR Thompson, sdm'r, Wooster street. o. 70
N thu
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Dtatbs.

In mi, city, Mayl David =. Rogers, axed 50, May l.
rreierick Felton, sgel % May J. an infant child q
wm Cummlngsi Nav s. an intant chill q Boshel
Place My J. WIN. CarrigNn, asel N ,nth., NAY O +,
sarah A., dsashter ~ Gran DOsole, sEri years.
Ia ktsry, April 2Sth, Of scsrict FEVER, Rockwell Law
renee Arpls,on, saly soa % Elsias AMI frances H.
Appleton Asei years and - months
In Cambridge, April -, James q. uovey, Agei ~,
IN. yell known pyrotechnist.
In Dover, April IS. Mr.. Johsm willard. f,rmsriy Of
sanford, Me-, Asei - years. months.
In North Conway, n. H., April 10Th, Nathaniel T..
son q Nathaniel H. 4 Ruth W. Mason Asei ten monhs
and twelve days.
So, ct child. thy stay on earth vas brief,
And kis.i,ei hearts nllcl With grief,
Foe hard, inle-i, vas TO part
With one 80 precious 30 each heart
In Ruxtaa. Ap~ii 2sth, Mrs s2rAh uarnon, Vie Of
Luther Hsrmom, ESQ, q Biisf,'i, as-i 81 years. A
large family % ehiirn Eel that they have he, one 81
the best u mothers, AMI the husband eoastant and
ever faithful wife-the frenl Ofhi youn-the cnmpan-
lon anil h-pmsi. Of his oil has psss On the st<r-
rAi shor-s q lie and rest The Diseased vOre herself
dom with watching over sick daughter sho died
moalh. since AMI although able par % The time 10 gsi
ah-as among her friends has pct cen vell since.
Wednesday % last ve-k she rode 10 Baxioa where,
she irten ed 10 spent awhile siih her daughter Al
thosxh ~ing quite ,rt the nsx, day Ansr her ride
s~ooAth norniax aais her corpse.
.soch is ifr, Ills bat vapor,
scoa 70 vAhishes zvyl
LIE is but Adying taper,
my soul wy wish 10 stay,
Why ma sPrvAi thy xinss and AZ.
s<ralsht 10 yooier wor,i on hixh'"
A Christian ulfs and mother IL no mpre. Nay 0ct
pr-pars The living 6r the svnes h~frr them md sAnet
,h,s dssih W th.lr sv~ri,sii-E resi.
In s>co Anil sSsh, By ksv. q 0of. Mr. rhomu n
cs.ieoarss q Bldisfarl, AL Mss Melinda woSisau
sfssss.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMLDY!
SIR JAMES CLARHEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, N. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable MEDICINE Is unfliling In the cure
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident T.
the female Constitution II mOerass all excess and re
moves all distractions and brings on the monthly peri
Od sith regularity, These pills shOall be used i"o o.
three weeks prior 10 confinement they fOrfy the con
stlullO AMI lessen the suffering during labor, enabling
The mother to persOrm her duties With safety TO herssl
AMI child.
These pills should no, be taken by females that ar'
pregnant. during the Gja hrss moaiAs, as they are
sure 10 bring on miscarriage but at every other time
and In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases % Nervous and Spinal Arsetisn, pain 10
the Back sai Limbs, IIsavines, fatigue on slight en-
srtOn, PapitatOn Of the Heart. Losuess OF Spirits
Mysteries, SICK Headache, Whites, aai all the painful
diseases occasone by dsOrlered system, these Pli'
will effect cure when all other have failed, and
although powerful remedy does not contain iron, cal
Omsl, antinony, or anv other mineral.
Full directORs accompany each bottle. Price, In the
Unite,Istales and Canada, one Dollar.
sOle Agents Tor the United states and Canada,
I.C. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn n. ", Gsusrai Agents
N.B.-si,OO and o postage stamps enclosed to any
authorised Agent will ensure bottle Of the Pills BY re-
turn mail.
For sale by s. s. Mitchell, saeoi Wa @. Dyer, Bid
dsfbri, and Druggists Ia every town iu The United
States.
u. Foster h Co., No. !, cOrnhl, Boston, .hclssai'
Agen tiOr n 4 MArehl-BiO
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SPiRrTuALrss. A young lady confined 10
her bel by sickness, heard strange rap- upon
table near her, and though disbeliever
in spiritullism, hid the curiosity 10 ask il
the raps were made by the spirit of her do
parted sister? The table rocked in response.
Now siid the lady, If that is really the
spirit Of my sister. wish il would remove
the lamp from the table to the mantel
piece. And forthwith the lamp appeared
TO sail through ths room and finally rested
upon the place desired. These proceedings
alarmed the nurse. who forthwith rOse and
walked towards tho door but was restrain
ed by an invisible power, which lifted her
bodily and "arried her to chair beside the
bed. She tainted; the window was thrown
open, and water was sprinkled over her
face until she revived. Feeling very ner-
yous, she took hold Of the bell pull - ring
for u servant, but her arm was seized and
the bell pull taken out Of her hand. Fright
ened almost out Of her senses, she requested
the sick lady for Gods sake to speak TO the
splits to let her alone. 'Will the spirit Of
my sister, said the lady, let Mrs.
leave the room?' Again the table rocked
several times to and fro. and taking this for
an affirmative answer, the nurse rUse and was
permitted TO depart. Without giving any
explanation, she lett the house Immediately
and no entreaty could induce her to return.
We received this statement from the nurse
herself.-Aiias.
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TEsSEsSEE PoLIrIcs. In the Nashville
Congressional District the Americans have
nominated Gustayus a. Henry, Anti. Ne
brlska, for Con gross, and in the Nintn Dis
trict Emerson Etheridge, the only man who
stood up in Congress from Tennessee against
that iniquity, Is again candidate for re.
election. lie was u member Of the last Con-
gress.
ANOTHER VIcrM. John G. Montgomery,
democratic; congressman elect from the
twelfth district Of Pennsylvania, died yester-
day morning, from the National Hotel dis
ease, contracted during the Inauguration at
Washington.
LATEST NEws. Seven large firms engaged
in the dry gods business in Boston suspen-
del payment On MIndIy and Tuesday. and
IL is f,Irl that mr., failures will follow -
The Traveller sayst the liabilities of the sus .
pended firms will reach million and q quar-
Ter Of dollars.
MILLINERY. Lilies in search Of the lat.
est style OF B,nnet', AMI Millinery god, OF
every kind, will fnl thsn in graft aban-
dance ut the Millinery establishment Of Nc,
L. IL. wESrworH's, ut NJ. 3, Bidieford
Hous, Block.
Look out for No. 3, in the alvertis
ins department. Of the paper.
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Nsw YoRK. FRipAY, May /. The steam.
ship Africa. from Liverpool. April 18th, ar.
riyei this afternoon.
Cotton had slightly declined brcadstuffs
advanced; the money market still more
stringent consols %; and the bank oil
France Is to double its capital.
Queen Victoria has safely given birth 70
another girl; in the political world there
was quite lull: q report prevailed that
Napoleon intended TO visit Algiers shortly ;
extravagant rumor Of eonspiracies in France
still revealed il was rumored that the I
powers. waried of the Neufcha:el triilng.
were about 70 impose terms on Prussia and
Switzerland: il is re.afhrmei that France
and England are meditating in the Spanish
Mexican quarrel.
The Africa brought 500, 900 in specie.
The very latest London dispatches report
that Her M,Jesty's recovery goes on favora-
bly,. The infant Princess continues well.
SPAIN AND MExioo. The Paris correspond.
ent Of the London Times expresses strong
hope that the differences between these two
Powers will be pacifcally settled. The
Spanish Ambassador in Paris has had inter
views on the question with Count Walswski
and Lord Cowley. and he was to Sc the
Mexican Envoy yesterday. IL the attempt
ut pacifcation fails. the Spanish Govern
ment will probably address a note TO the
French and English Governments, and. per-
haps, to the other Powers, setting forth the
moderation of its demands, and declaring
that in the event Of hostilities. the Cabinet
Of Madrid is not to be held responsible for
the consequences.
Tns CniSIse QUESTION. Paris, April 10.
The cooperation Of the French government
in tho further English operations in China
will be Of the heartiest kind. The Catholic
Church, for the protection Of its numerous
Missionaries there, has made urgent repre-
sensations TO take an active part in the war.
Ii is said that Lord Elgin, the English
Ambassador, will demand oi the Pekin Cab
met renewal Of former treaties, with the
following amplfications Of some of their
provisions AS regards commerce. the num-
Der Of ports open to Europeans is to be nine
instead Of five, and diplomatic missions are
to be established at Pekin, on the same foot.
ing rs those OF Russia; ~ regards offence
and deience,>t is said the English govern
mont d IN indsthe right Of establishing mil
itlry p sts whtrever they have Consuls, and
that vessels ofwar may enter any port what
ever.
CIRc,ssiA AND Russia. The Circassians,
attacked BY the Ras,ilns in the last days Of
March. repulsed the strong columns which
had penetrated into the mountains OF Thab.
The Russians lost 200, the Circlssians 300.
MchcIuet Boy is giving t. Circ.rssla mill.
tiry organization.
DENMARK. The Council Of Ministers
unanim 'usly adopted the treaty ON the
Sounl ddes, on the 18th Of April.
The cattle epidemic having reached the
Prussian frontiers, company OF infantry
has b,en sent to the circle Of Plesse, 10 cut
OF all communication.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. q. NJ. GouLD'S
4 heu matte, Neural sin aud Spinal Balm

Entered according to AIT Of Congress, In the year
1855, In the Clerks Office Of the district Court
% Massachusetts.
I'VE would call the attention % the public TO this won-
w derul preparation used only external appli-
utiOn which 10 q remedy, cures In from IL to ~
aous, the ssysrest pain In 10 inmates, and
Certificates are daily received by the doctor, Of the
sghest recon lie this day received the fol-
o~ing;-
psAa SIA Ever since this session % the Legislature
Ommeneei, have been severely afflicted with infam
.iory Rheumatism. 1 eAPeLlei much money without
btslning any relief, when one OF oar Representative
auught me a bottle % your "RheumAtic Balm" and
rom its hrst application the pain began To decrease,
Nd almost sntrvly free from the anieIon.-
iOu are aware that ordered sir bottles more, which
listrbu.rd among suffering hends, and In every IN
tAnce Il has afforded Immediate relief l~l give this
ssimony q the worth % Jour msdine unsolicited, as
slight token Of my appreciation Of your endesvors "
D0ths the pain and anguish VI your fellos-msn.
Very respectfully,
W E.P. na>KELL,
Clerk Mass. uoass Rsps-
Dr.. J. ID. ". Gould, East Abingdon, Mass.
Mr. i. l. Card resident % Portland, Who has been
Affected with SerOals for the last thrce years. suffering
ueutIy, much pain, ani whose rIgt arm had be-
sme 80 sire and lame that II US very difficult iOr him
20 raise his hsni Ia has heal Or 10 put ON snd take on
sat without assistance, AMI sho has tired m.ny kind.
u meiicine, without ALy hsOrshe eject, Vas iase'
10 try Dr GOuld's Rheumatic Balm, by which sppes'
oa he IA twenty minutes restored IL the use vi h'
arm, and can nov use II freely.
Ar Card Tvsles la Aksr STREET. ant wouli be hapr,
% recommend b. thse similarly afflicted. may b
aid siih truth that IL Ia uslrr the Worids Bsssia<
No. IL, ALisr 81, Portland, Ne. >. l. CAnp
pmce and La bsratsry, Nc. f.S Schso'
Street, Bssisa.
Sold by TrIsirauI Uil,Iiiu, Ssco De. J, saw
ser, BslietOoL, aud all the prlncipdl Druggists II
| the stale.
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MOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. We A,v. new,

known any other medicine with a. large share Of pub
ie soaaienes In 50 short time as this has done. I
has not been more than year since We nrs, heard Q
70, AMI 10 stands at the head Of all remedies Of thu
kind. We have never uesd any Of I, ourselves having
hal no occasion, a. our 'crOsn Of glory" no, only a
jet retains lie original color but gets sobut SONS
OfO frsnis have. ami have never kno.n ID fail O
restoring the hair 70 It's original COLOR We advise such
becoming prsuAtursly gray, to give the "Rssto
rativs" trial lchss'sr (iiinOi') Hsrali June, lsst
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William Berry, House and Lo, on Hin ST., s39o
Ebsu Blanc Iard, heirs ofHouse aud Lot on Hill
81. SIS
Robert G. Bowleu, s Acres OF Lind, l,2i
sarah Gotta, House Lots On Hill and Pool
Street, Nv
Oliver Ennons,he Joseph Themes Farm" !. ~
Ge,rye " jordan. Wood Lot cot Cults" 2,ls
William jordan, House aud Lot "of Gar. -
land, Az
- M,ihsen, . Acres Land on Wood :.
Island, l,So
WIN. Pike, House and Lot. and one House
Lot on Green Street, 2,ps
VIM Pike. House and Lot on Pool Road, $50
David Riggs, 4 House and LIT, on Green 81 500
William Scammsn, ! Of Sax Acres OF Lan'l
on Guinea Road, l,2t
3 small, House Lot on Green Street, l,1
Jo-eph Small, 81 Acres OF Land, 20
James Smith, Jr, 10 Acre, Of Land IL
l. L0RiNG, in,
Treasurer u B,ddrford.
Biddeiord, May, 1857. 3~l9
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THE BEST LAMP IN THE WORLD Is
THE PATENT
lSELP.GENERATlNG GAS LAMP!

Particularly adapted to Churches, Hotels, Halls
Factories, Stores, PaIlors, Families.
Some Of It's good qualities.
II perfectly safe. No chance for explosion.
II il not exlingui>hed by any Ordinary wind. IL
requires r~.wic,iny only D Gee 10 six months II
will not get out Of order. A child may take care
oft. Il Is unrquuled f,r reading ur sewing. The
tight IL uuinju'wus Ia the eyes. For rconuny
clean Illness aud comfort u ,rfes competition, and
is the hest light Ia the world.
There l. nothing more desirable, when engaged
in any avucs,iou. than u g''od li2ht The sun l.
Nil ,ipht ior the day-wr want something like u
Tor the night Candies were invented 10 1907
and have ever been denounced in consequence III
pr.m iurely injuriug the eyes by their p-rnlcious
hsnie. We desire nooe na'ursl light, aud u has
been discovered and patented, aud has been tel.
I'd by ihousands since that time. The brillisncy
1T It's aame is uuequslled by any other artificial
| burner
The material used in these Lamps, is common
| b iring Fluid.
All FLUID aud Oil Lamps can be altered Into
Gas Lamps.
Th, Ga, Lamp is in,ended far common family
Use, and sells inum 81 % to sou, according u
style We also have them suitable for Siores,
Chunhes, Hotels, &c.
| We ~i.h u understood that this Lamp will give
the same amount VI light as three Slearine Cand
les ior one half cent Oh hour, ald the night Of QUE
| I foot gas burner tor one cent an hour.
Tue nshi lor the sale aud manufacture. Of these
L mpS Er the county Of York, l. for sse on rea
sonable terms, aud any person can make frOm ont
hundred Ia two hundred dollar u month, by irav.
cling through this county and retailing these
Lamps Persons wishing To engage In u VERY
PROFITABLE BUSINESS, will Jowell TO address the
subscriber, rs they will lie furnished with any de-
sired attenuation, aud he will guarantee that the,
shall lind II well worthy their attention, Ms Il 1,
now considered by iho-e who have u.ed u long
es,, the mast valadbh Lamp svr invented
| Address, Z. w. N bGOUN,
| l6f Bath, Name.
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HEALTH AND sTRENoTH
DR.. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BlTTERS

the bcst Medicine ussl Zoe spr,n. AMI su-
i complaints II has been noe Ie,r.Ily n.i,ca,.-i
than any other ever essseshsl IN ihis coaa,ry M Il
the Kehsrls,a's Buffers winch he. r,.,,x~i a.
many in..ilis 70 health throashoat the Nss kaxlAsi
STATES iarias the past thiry y~Ara
N. ID. B'stre ~ tm.tslio.s cset sherry Wine Bt-
ters The gsauins have facsimile OF my slxaa,ur,
upon the os-r saselsps roe ale % Druggists every
WIS o aai IL my otnss, No. 81 Hanover sus-t. sos.
ton- Sak1
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Marriasss.

In Portsmcuth, April -, Rev. Flank x. s,ratton Of
Ahlon Me- IN Miss Annie NJ. Cox, daughter Of Joseph
Cox. No of kittsry.
In Kilts'y, Ap'il 2Sth, by stillman n. Allen, ESQ
Mr. Gro Pcrkius, b. Miss ssn,h Ps'kins
In kittsry, Apr q ny Ephralm OTIS ESQ, Mr.. Geo
n. Ua,es, % Miss Mary Melnilre.
In pOv,r, April y, !. Is r~omb,y, ESQ junior rub
Usher % the 0Ie,t Fails Advertiser to Miss Jennie
rsx, 10 Bsr~ick.
In srrnston, Mr. Charles u. Henderson, ot Berviek
10 Miss Mary A. Cater oil
In South Berwick, By New. Mr.. Richardson, Essu
woorslsr Of Lebanon, 70 Miss Nancy N. CosS u san-
0si.
In this city by Rev. Mr. Cows.t, Mr.. william Moore
h Miss EiIs :. rhonpsnn, daughter u Mr.. Josept
rhompson, all q M liefJrL
In this city, April s:th, by Rev. v. Nsssaere, Mr.
Ssihsnsl Davis 10 Miss CAih.ras Bo~ien eO,h u Bad
dsfJrl.
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Treasurer's Notice -Biddeford.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the nonresident
IN pruprieiots and owners real estate W 'ns
lilo ~ R,IleIord, County at York aud State OF
Min. Ih.I the following described real estate
VA, /, xei Ia ball. Of assessment bearing date
June i'm, 1851, aud advertised agreeahy to law,
in Aprlsj6 hs, the folio wing suns remain que aaa
unpiid, two years h Nius expired since the dsie
of assessment, aud unless said taxes, iose'nef
vita Gusts aud interest," are paid within 'hree yesns
ram The date 81 said assessment the said real
estate will be E.fsiisd " The city oi Bidde'ord.
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Standish Academy.

TINE Summer Term Of this Institution will
l. commence on INuriday, Jnns4, 1857, under
the charge Of GEORGE ROBINSON, A Is.
This Academy, situated six miles from the line
Of the York aud Cumberland r. r., in one Of the
heal,hiest and pleasan,esi villages Of the State,
and having experienced and efficient teachers, OF.
iers peculiar inducements To those seeking, at the
same time, quiet, country residence, and the
advantages Of frst.class school.
Board In good families, from $500 TO $500 pei
week. T. NJ. BRADBURY,
Standish, May 4, 1857. 4wl9 Secretary.
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LIST LETTERS

| DEMAlNING uncsll
~ Bideiord, May l.,
| Persons ealing IL
say they are advertised
| Allird DAVID
| Atkins Frederick
| Aver Lucinda Z
| Adams Mary ia
Allsrd Stephen
| Andrews WIN d
Aver William
BrsgdoG mrs Agnes
Brady Ann
blanchard Amanda b
Bryant Amanda J
Berry Albert
Burbank Alvin
Haies Clara
Buruham Charles
Brown Ellen
Bacon Lizzie
Bradbury Fannie 8
Buxton Lizzie A
Bsrnu,n Emily
Burnham Hannah
Bntion Henry
bow LYDIA
| Baxter K Nichols
Brown Lois A
Brown Mary J
Bangs Mary "A
Bean Mary
brown Martha 8
billings Ro~slii
| Billings mr. Rosalia d
u. idges Sarah +
Baker sarah
Brambley WIN
Brsdiniry Willie A
Carlton Eliza 'eih-3
Caswell Abb, F
Coffin Abby NJ
lark Abby G
Clark George Jr
Clark Cle,nenien X
Carter Caroline
Choaie Charles H-2
Carney Lizzie
Calalrr James
Chapman Lncy a
Clifford Mary A
Card Mccoy a
COUSINS Nancy w
Coax Sarah j
Cole Tobias
Cole Cordella
Cole. George w
DAVIS VI Family
ID Wis Eliza
Davis Arnsh
DAVIS AlIniri w
Dyer Martha L
Day Lydia A
Dow u NJ Esq
Dyer Eliza
Doyle Eliza
ID e Charlotte p
Doe Charlotte J
Denn-tt Cyrus w
Dunkle Roxanna
Evans Thomas
Eaton Pncbe X
Elder Mara L
Fan wood Mss ]
Flood Miss Z |
Folsom Major
Finn HOnora
furlong u G l
Foot Charles !
Frederic Celia |
Gordon Skein
Gordon Susan E !
Cloud [ lien | !
Gilman sarah NJ !
Gilman Fnncss |
Gray Capt s |
Gray Lucy !
Goodwin Mary l. |
Goodwin JOSEF b X |
Gum Mrs A NJ !
Hooper Franklin p.
Hooper mrs Mercy +.
Hooper Sarah II .
Hooper Martha I
IIurd Sarah !
Harding Susan Z
Harmon Simeon !
Hobbs Robert !
Heary mrs Nancy-2 !
Hall Nancy ]
Howard mrs Mary La
Harmon Mehltsble Is .
Harmon Mary
Haley Melinda J
Higgins Mehiisble
Hodgen Lucinda
Hisgenbot,om J
Hanson Julieth f
Hanscom Elias 3
Hall mrs Emily A
Hu,chins Z A
Herrick mrs Elizabeth E
Henry Elizabeth
Hale E,ter z
Hayes Catherine
Hanscom Clarinda
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BRIGHTON MARKET. April so.

BRIGHTON MARKET. April az.
A, market $50 Beef Cattle, 300 Sheep, and
500 Swine
Beef Cattle. We quote exira Sio.25 1917 ;
first qusiy $3.50 $1,000; second IS, 30 s9,p
third s7,o0s s75J
WsCkinx Oxen. Sales from sos. 10 go.
Cows and Calves. SAILS frnm sac TO SO.
Sheep. Sales in lots hom S37jto $50.
Swine. Al retail, Gom Sio tote.
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ed for in the Post Ode
|, 1857.
e these letters will plea
Hunter mrs G
HaIulin Abby
Hall WIN c
ingalls, John G
Johnson Robert a
jordan Samuel
Jose mrs WIN 0
Jones Lsnber J
jordan Ebe'ezer b
Kaioa james
Kennessy Rev II
knight Mary b
King Neiiy A
Lord Abby w
Lear Bertha J
Lowell b p
Loughsn Ca,harine
Lord Elenor A
Lincoln Emma
Leach George w
Leavcr Hsnnah
Libby Harriet mrs
Lombard Llvina J
Lovitt Mary +
Leary Mary Aan
Locke Nancy L urs-2
Loomey Nelly
Long Rebrcca
Ltrabee Sarah b
Locke Seria mrs
l.,cke Thomas E
Libby WIN s
Marsha jeremiah
Meiys IL o &c A d
Martin John q I
Millilen John
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