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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
S1OO REWARD,
eS ID UNAWAY on Friday the 4th inst ek> "a lN from my plantation. in Ashley "

s5 R UNAWAY on Friday the 4th inst. sA fa AO from my plantation. in Ashley SS -A.county, near Bnrlin. Arkansas two neero q men, one by name of Jackson, or as he is generally called JACKS yellow complexion, about six feet high large square built. weighs, l think over two hundred pounds, about p years old slow in speecb volce very gIum ana coarse in conversation.
 Atbert. Is also of yellow complexion and brother to Jack-is about g years old weighs about I4o pounds has worked some at the blacksmth's trada can read and write toeraby well slow in speech and generally appears in deep study his left jaw appears to De swollen it was occasioned by the extraction of tooth; there still remains urge lump on the inside They both came from Lauderdale county. Miss near Dalev,le last June think they are endeavoring to reach Kansas Ohio. " VIII glye the above reward for their delivery to me m Ashley county Arkansas: or in any safe iail so that get them; or $50 for either of them
 Dee. llth 1s57 JAMES D IJITI INHE law partnership heretofore existing between A the undersigned. is this day dissolved bv Emi tatlon. Each partner is authorized to use the name of the nrm in liquidation. The business heretofore entrusted to them, will continue to receive their ;ont "''ehtioh. GEO. R. LOCKE
 VI, ABNER GAINES
 Lake Village, Chicot CO.,, Ark Feb 10. '5e. 4t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23

ROBERT ". HARPER. Attorney at Law Little Rock, Ark will practice in the Courts of Mid dle and south eastern Arkansas All legal business entrusted to him will be faithfully attended to.
 Au1. 2h. lNnG lN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
ENTERTAINMENT.

THE ,ubscrberis prepared toentertain ray | eers on good terms at his place two miles IL1 north of Little Rock, the Northern Military l.-- road leadiug to Van Buren and Fort Smith.
 He has also Blacksmith-shop in full blast, and will do all kinds of work in his line.
 Sept 22 '57.-tf. WILSON A. PURDOM.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
4 them heretofore,
 The Memphis and New Orlean,

-
 The Memphis and New Orlean,
 PACKET COMPANY Have now the pleasure of announcing ro theirf- and the public generally that their auangeme3 the aplroaching season are perfected. and thai and after the st October their boats will bereg-, in the trade. and will leave positively and punch on the days d. adyerti-ed-MO MONDAYS. WEDv DAYS and FRIDAYS, ur 4P.M. The boats are al. ofth 5l>t eia-, and are arr to leave New Orleans and Memphis
 ON MONDAYS: NEBRASKA..... ........ 4. k. IRWIN N,s BEN FRANKLIN......... J. b. CLARKE.
 ON WEDNESDAY: JOHN SIMONDS..........C. C. B. CHURCH, Ms INGOMAR........... W. GosLEE,
 ON FRIDAYS: 1T. R W. HILL...........T. II. NEWELL. Ms BELFAST .......W- NRAY. And will pass Napoleon and Mouth Wi River.
 GOING DOWN -- Tuesdays, Thursd, Saturdays, in the EVENING.
 GOING Mondays, Thursdays. Sat days. in the EvENING.
 Our boats have been thoroughly owe haulsj rct,ted. and are in chaLLe ut m, st experienced dent and able commanders. and esIecia, regafir be paid in the entire management to every rv- that will conduce to the comfort. safety and p.4 of Passengers, to the careful transportation oi and to the accommodation generally of OUT pa- These Packets connect at Memphis with Packets for Cairo s. Louis. Louisville. Chm and Nashville: and with the Memphis and CIc ton, the Memphis and Ohio. and the Memphs Granada Railroads.
 J. W. GOSLEE, Presilz For all business connected with the line, apr7 the offices of the Company. to
 J. J. RAWLINGS. Sec'y and Treasug
 2l Mo>by v Hunts Building Mem
 and !. II. FRELIGH. General Agent
 Under the St. Charles Hotel, N Ora Sent % '5T hl-fm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23

JAMES F. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law Lake Village, Chicot county, Arkansas. Post Office, Columbia, Ark Nov H. '56-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
Regular Arkan sas River and New orIa
 

rTNHE steamer Tennessee Belle. J. .- | DURNELL. Master. will run rcgu- -. st4sss larly from New Orleans up the Arkansas river lr the ensuing season.
 This boat is large and commodious well air for the trade. and in every respect one of the desirable boats on the river. Her officers wiil, no pains to give satisfaction to those who ma7i them business. Nov. 24 N
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
IMPORTATION WANTED.

- - EUa 4 hF NATHANIEL TAYLOR who lelt Stoddard v County, Mo. July l2th, 1854 and was on s.ea- mer Julia Dean when she sunk near PocahontaS Ar kansas. When last heard of he was below Elizabeth on White liver in March, 1855. He is supposed to be very thankfully received by me. Address
 ISAAC TAYLOR,
 Jan. l9, '57. Ct Ullim, Pulaski Co. H.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

STATE OF ARKANSAS
 COUNTY OF ARKANSAS. In the Arkansas Circuit Court on the Chancery side
 thereof at the October term. A. b. le57. Alfred Q. Douglass, Complainant
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23

JAS. F. CLAYTON, General Land AgeLt Napoleon Arkansas Jan % '57-lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
SEND YOUR ORDERS.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DEN T All NVI IVEs
 hR. H. N. CASE has permanently lo- k@ D eated in the office, built by Gov IlTyD Conway, opposite the residence of pr. J. J. McAlmont. where he is prepared to operate in every branch his profession Artificial teeth with artificial gums from to full set inserted look per ectly natural All full sets inserted on the suction or atmospheric pressure principle feel perfectly natural and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth.
 Teeth if taken in time be plugged so to pre- serve them for life MHrch IS. 1S56 Iy
 Encourage Home Enterprise.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
CONFIRMATION OFTAX TITLE.

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN That the 2th " day of March A. D. 1855, Calvin Nj. Thomp- purchased at sale of lands for the non payment ot taxes i'll Arkansas county, made by Pleasant r. Gross, the then sheriff and otiicio collector of Ar kansas cOunty. in the State of Arkansas by autho- rity of, and according to law, the north or. of sec. 20, in township south. in range west, con talnlng one hundred and sixty of land situate in said county ot Arkansas, for the sum of forty nine dollars and ffty-tour cents, tbat being the amount of State and cunty taxes penalty and costs and after the expiration of twelve months to- wit: on the 4th day of April, A. b. lS56 the said F. P. Gross selilt and eXotclo collector of the county o Arkansas aforesaid executed, acknow edgeo and delivered deed in due form of law, to William Il Halliburton, assignee of the said Calvin NJ. Thompson to the said north west or. of 20 in township south. in range west, which said deed has been duly recorded in the office of the recorder oi deeds for said county of Arkansas
 Now. therefore, all persons who set up any right to said land purchased, in consequence of any inorna'iiy, ilrcgularlty. legality connected with such sale hereby required to show cause ii any they can. at the October term. A. D. lsjo of the cir. ut court ot Arkansas county, to be held the town of Dewitt in Arkan~ls county, the 4th Monday after the 4th anday of September, A. D. 1858. why said sale If the said tract of land made should not be confirmed and the title thereto be quieted n the said William II. Halliburton. assignee of the said Calvin NJ. Thompson. pursuant to llalihurton in said court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute in such case made and provided.
 Given this 25th day of January. A. D. 1858
 WILLIAM II. HALLIBURTON
 Feb. l6 '5S.-6t tCa,t of adv. Sl4.l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23

ID. DICKSON. General Lnnd Agent, will attend to Locating. Purchasing and Sale of Swamp and other Lands in the western part of the State of Arkansas
 Being practical surveyor, and having general knowledge of land business he is prepared to make personal eXaminati' and surveys of lands and re port the character of soil timber and general produc tons of this part of the S;ateaso pay tax on lands of non residents. Fees will be reasonable.
 REFERENCE. II. A. Powers Land Register Little Rock. l. C. Mills Pine Bluff; J. c. 0. Smith Hele- na: Daniel E. Williams, Washington; J. NJ. Tibbetts Fayetteville; Henry Williams & Co.,. Van Buren: B. B. Waddle Memphis; Q. Basham Register, NJ. Rose Receiver, Wm. Adams, Land A gent Carksville
 Residence. Van Buren Crawford county Ark
 Oct l3 1S57 l-v
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INmAyACNNcr IS Dmss- Mr. Stirling IN
hi, recently published book Of travels in the
United States, thus compliments our Amer
icau ndic, on their extravaganza Ia drcssi
"lhc hdic, a. New Orleans, like their sis-
tcrs of Now York, are great drc,scrs indeed,
the dresses OF American women generally, at
lri,, Of the new rich class, are something fab.
ulou, ia expense, taking into consideration
the rank and fortune of the Wcarcrs and thcir
husbands. The dresses of the ladies ia New
Orleans. am told land by New Orleans pco-
plc), often equal ~ richness and expense those
of our crowned heads in Europe What dc
tuu liiuk Of, Ia creole iaty's trcSE powdered,
over with dimonds her husband probably "a
cotton brohcr Ladies' here ,hul, nothing of
cNpeuding q large proportion of the profit, of
81 u ,rrt- lftd. in e l-N lresses. OEcourac
We must suppose that thi, is in most cases
done with the knowledge and approval ofthc
husband An Americans wife is the peg ON
-GA.GL IL. -L.lna.s ont hs Ggriunci he drrsscs
her mp, that men may see his WCdit' Sur "
a walking advertisement Of his importance,
the sandwich announcing TO Broadway or
Canal street that her husband i, q man of mo-
ucy and station
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\ WAUNING TO NouNG LNpus-Wc have
just heard of the following incident, which
we commend to all our Young lady readers
\ gentleman at the West married young
lady of good family. but whose chief 0ccom-
plishmcnts were playing on the piano and
reading novels This gentleman had always
before going west, lived at a View England
home, where everything wis taken good care
Of and when it became. a matter Of course TO
have muddy coffee and heavy biscuit for
breakfast, and to find holes in his stockings
and buttons of hi, shirts, it sourcd his ten.
per. The result of il all was that, after a
short but unhappy married life, he obtained a
divorce, sent his only child East to be cduca-
ted, and then moved farther West
"a word TO the wise is sufficient BoStou
lTea.fAcr.
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C. & P. R. r. r. co.

A IL persons that have subscribed for stock in
~ the Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers Rail
road Company condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcncr than once in nine
" days, or once in three mcnths. arg hereby noti-
fed that the foil owing assessments are laid, viz
Ten dollars on each share, payable the first day
of January next. and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thcrcnftcruntil the
whole shall amount 10 one hundred dollars ON each
share,
Payments may be made at the Treasures Office
in Boston, or AT the following places, viz
The Peoples Bank. Bank of Orleans. Bank Of
Lyndon. Passumpsic Bank, Bradford Bank, OF to
T.. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, VT.
~~a..sBy order Of the Directors,
49,. y. 7. LOWERING, Trr' Hurcr.
Boston, Oct. l6, 1857. 56tf
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% u has already been stated lhat dan
gcr0u. aud probably murdrous experiment
WIS in pT0gress, nn % wager az LpulsFillrr
rs, of shooting with pistNl ball Rn orange
nom the head ahd Hands NJ % little boy. The
Mayor Of that city has issued q proclamation
ordering the arrest Of sll peralus concerned
100 the matter,
~ The New York Herald says, Fernando
Mood, o1-may0r Of Now York. proposes 90
employ his elegant leisure iu indicating his
character from the attacks Of the New York
Tribune, aud Has sued thAt paper for seven
hundred and ihy distinct libcls
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STAGE ROUTE
nETw ZEN
ST. JoHNsBuRY AND LANCASTER

ST. JOHNSBURY AND LANCASTER.
A STAGE leaves ST. Johnsbury on Tuesdays,
~ Thursdays and Saturday :, at $50 A. NJ, pas
sing through East 81. JohnshuD, West Concord,
Concord Corner and Luncnburg, and arriving Mt
Lancaster in season 20 nterscct with the northern
train Of cars at Northumberland. Persons going
to Colcbrook OF Island Pend can reach their dcs-
tinGtion the same day by this route.
RETUHNING. leaves Lancaster on Mondays
WcdncS days and Fridays at 10 A. NJ. and passing
through the aboVt-named towns, connects Mt St.
JohnSbury with Stages for Dnnvillc, Montpelier
and Craftsbury, and with Cars and Stages for Lynn
don. Barton and Stnnstcad
\ Stage Book will he kept at the Post Office At
St. Johnsbury, on which persons can leave their
orders. - r. w HASTINGS & co.
st. Johnsbrtry, Jan. 30. 1858. G0H
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brilliant FEAT N Curss.-Mr Morphy
last night accomplished the extraordinary
feat Of playing four simultaneous games of
ChCSS, tftiTtt0tJt. t+r victorious -s4l
four games. The rapidity and precision with
which Mr.. Morphy accomplishcs the wonder
ful intellectual feat, are truly remarkable.
Three of his antagonists surrendered within
two hours nndup half and the fourth was
compelled to succumb before the expiration
of three hours Mr.. PoHlson played five
games simultaneously in New York, but CON
summed much more time than Mr.. Morphy.
We are satisfied that MrN Morphy's powers
are fully adequate 10 Mconduct five or
even six games at once OF the games play
ed last night, two were specimens of the Evan
gambit, ono Of the Muzio gambt, alaA-tAe
Queens pawn two opening-Nc,r Orleans
Uelia, M.
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DEATHS.

WoopwARp--ln Concord, March /, Mr.. William
Woodward, aged II.
SrALpiSG--ln Montpelier, March 10, DIR. James
Spaldmg, aged sc.
KELLAM--ln lrasbnTgh, March II, Mrs. r. II.
kcllam, wife Of Henry kcllam, aged CO.
MCKTrrrrF--fu Bradford, March ~, Mrs Judith,
wife Of stephen MckcNips, aged -.
PErrBn-In Williamstown, March Is, Mr.. Ezra
Pepper, OF Washington. aged 20.
CoRLIss-In Ncwbmy March ,, Of lung fever,
Mrs. Catharincp wife of Mr.. George Corliss, and
daughter of Mr.. Duncan. .Ackeitit, aged 30. .s.
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THE, JOHNSON FAMIGY.--At the late town
election in Nohant, ID. A. Johnson was cho-
sen town clerk ID. A. Johnson. T.. b. John
son and J. r. Johnson were chosen school
committee Nv. II. Johnson, Walter Johnson
and ]. b. Johnson sclcctmcn w w. John
son treasurer i. L.. Johnson highway sur
veyor and David johnson and Joseph johns
soy two of the five constnblcs. More john
sons would have been chosen if the election
could have been deferred till the young ones
came I'M
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A. Watrt 80 tHtfir ST. hrsfrs. aud Co. hurrs COM
tlaiHf uf WHuius uru. tHHs and talfrst iraiiiuss,
fHu uliu IUfrr este uiH.
ru.rt hUtrt hrrt- taUl iudulius npiHius nui the
iHf IHrar flt stabilized Ohr. th0 HII4 frtHf lrtuusNu
uliuHua nllllus tut lt, l..i lrF. iai st1Hrl uhru
N.la D. - quality m1uIIuF the beet Ir uhrH
tfr It tuH aIu tfr raf Since ulu ntrrrn
fsufia l-f. so quality tHUuaheil ur1nafI, tisi-
UHIfIIuT q IffIr" hfI. IUutHfIHIiH.
-tufts-ti ttttr- s4ss- =-ii a. "a I-aa Aild
tHf.N. fTTU III - ~ m ~ frHTnNHn. nl1 ~ lnH
It4fa 900. ttfH IN Three Nr4fafi 90 q ~
nIrru aut laIutnH 80 W4ftft fTrrt 10 iuia astu
d I.IrI. IHffI HUt HrIrTflHIIH. Z If. 4 hH NHu
iUHTkft. fIIIfr. i've WtlEtf - 2 iHgr
trf Ih. dfrs-rd. o. 90 "a 81 $40 pfrlu.
tiItra 900 Do. f4IWI lr2r Irf h Fflia 81 90
4 rs raru. iAlf tluH. pH luD
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

TVNHE FARM formerly owned and occupied by
4 sullivan Allen, late Of. ST., Johnshury, de-
ceased. is now offered for sale, h parts all to-
gcthcr, may suit purchasers. Said Farm con
tains $40 acres Of land, more than 200 Of which is
valuable timber land. The buildings consist OF
a good House, 2 Barns. Sheds and other out.
buildings Said farm Is located the County
road cquidistant from Lyndon Corner and st.
JohnsbuD Centre. Possession given immediate
ly. For further particulars inquire of
A. A. PIERCE,
st. Johnshury Centre. March %. 1858. 1880
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New Firm +!

THE undersigned have formed partnership
for series of years under the style of
McGREGOR n JUDENINE, and do respectfully
announce to all their friends. customers. and the
entire community, that they will continue the
business at the stand recently occupied
by Woodburyi& Jude,ine, where Goods will he
sold upon the most reasonable terms. and in cx.
change for cash and the products Of the earth will
be figured down at reduced prices and quite as
low as can be purchased elsewhere.
w. w. MCGREGOR.
7Ou HARVEY JUDEVINE
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CounicrTi,ing,

An account will be found IN another place
Of the arrest OF some couutcrlcilcrs at North
field last week. On Tuesday ol this week
Gcorgc O. Reach was arrested ut Barton.
charged with exchanging bills altered from
ones to tens ON the Lyndon Bank, at the Bank
at Derby Line on Monday last, lie was COL
lowed 10y an officer to Barton, and arrested
as he was about TO take the cars for this place.
lie was searched but no bad money found
upon him. lie was recognized by tho teller
Of the hank, however, as the man who made
the exchange, aud was taken to Derby Line
for an examination. II is supposed that
Reach is connected with Kelley and Drew,
who were taken at Northfcld last week.
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of NOTICN IL NET1LElLEN1

SULLIVAN ALIENS ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT CALEDONIA DisrWIcr, -.
At Probate Court holden az st Juhusbuty said District
the 10Th day Of March. \. n. Is's
WHENEAS. George HAnury, Executor NJ the last will
w and Testament Of sullivan Allen late of 1T. Johns
bury, IN said district deceased tcsatr render
account Ut his administration and To- his
against said estate Tor examination and allowance the
purpose OF making Partition aud distribution of the csuc
Ut said estate under decree said court among the per
sons " no hN law entitled TO the II IN therefore
ordered by said Court that the under runs-
grafton ana be heard thu Probate oct IN Johns
bury, on the l2th day Of April A u. l~3s Aud II h
ther ordered that all persons Interested be notified here
" by publication ct of the record u this order In
the Calcdouan printed az 81 Johushury. three weeks
successfully previous shd time OF hearing
appear aud the allow said account.
they and also be- heard by said court the
matter Of partition ana distribution Of said estate
By the Court.
A true Copy Of Record.
7s-sO Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge ofProbste.
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NEW NAME roR An OLD TuING,--A color
ed woman was called to testify in court in
this city, ON Friday, in the trial of damages
by the collision OF two carriages on the high
way. To the question whether one of the
parties was intoxicated she answered that
she did not know but "hc rent a, Mough he
had a dW a. safe Of bath sides eft Tie road"
- Wnreesiel PalladinRl.-
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EDITOR PRoMoTED.-We notice that our
excellent friend, As9 Mcfarland, Esq, of the
Statesman, h,rs, been elected a member of the
House of Representatives from Concord
Mr. Mcfarland is one of the best men in'4he
world, and has all the accomplishments to
rejoice in his promotion.--LebdnoH IN. H.
Whig..
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LI.rLnIllaIlln M
MmnIIrnN rArrLE MAHkEr- M.L-n Ia-


waftr rsI tattt, o. Stores t pairs working
uhtu. IH tHHa auu tal'ts, $3.50 sheep aud laiuH Hud
lNI aHIUr.
ruUrt uf beef EhtrB go 100 Hu. ur.t quality ifluu
l.hI. rrtuud nut 600. una du nHtu. uiuuari fia,
Mu.tlua UhtIt~ q p, ira. 30. ~ . ~
Mu.I ifHH HHIrh Hi 90 a Y common d. e-IA 10
AHHI tHlttr-HHlrt 80 eco. ~ a ti.i ralh. -
NfuHtH Arafuusf. fiH q lNu }rHIa old go a 81 o.
ihIUr HtAIH tllt asI -
tlrrpa uu ili1uH t3uas3s. Rata tttoHttu
Hu IuU. NhHIfsIlr. o.. ffIHII tlr- 3 go urt lu
ItI#H fuat =. Frr 100. rrits lua ~, Ca kus "a Zoe
I.HifNtt H Z o.. tFf o..
Nruuta- PU.rs ut Ht,f Catur auuut thr same a. lat
Wl. tUH. sslfs af. mot luHb sheep aud tAmiH are
IfHtI \ small sltHuts uI 80 iIr.
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LInERATION NOTICE.

II FAnNswoWrH, his time during the remainder
Of his minority; | shall Therefore claim none Of
his earnings or pay any debts of his contracting
after this date. CALVIN FARNSWORTH.
Lyndon, March 20, 1883. 1885,
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Farm Wanted.

rINHE subscriber is DESTROYS Of hiring for
4 term NJ five wears, Cor purchRsipg) farm
with buildings and stock and tools upon the same
hicicnt 10 keep 20 cr so head ~ cattle. farm
within a few miles Of Railroad would be prefer
rcd. Any Who arc desirous OF disposing of their
farms answering tho above description, will find
rutchascr by addressing Z. GODDARD, Voices
ter, Mass. giving full description. terms. SC
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AUCTION

'I'uE ubscribcr viii sdll ~ Auction. N her
dwelling housc in NaIurt. on TUESDAY,
AFlilL Gth, az 10 u'clur1 A NJ, thr larm she
now occupies, situated nn Iur's Bruuk, about two
miles from Alrlemn's Depot and about three miles
from passuwpsir Village. Said Farm contains
100 arrrs NJ land, suitably divided into tillagc,
plsrwiuF and Wugi-land,-iO acres ~ which II
wood and timber. rtry hoayy,-a Wund Sugar and
small Applr Orchard, and o UCHrr-hiiiug spring
n water running o. the house and barn, AlO, a.
the same time and place, fhr following personal
property 10 Cove and llrifrs, 8 sheep, Calves,
] sr,rn years old Mare tViIh fnll q iva wears
nlt Colts, luGry Wagon, Is of ~ tuus Hay, %
quantity ~ OAts, Corn, and poators. together
uiih many anlrlra not mentioned here
Irms-uu al sums u,,, Tive Dollars, hly
WnUriIH rFTrTT witt HH UTvHU on thr personal prop
'orty, MARGAUE1 BUCHANAN,
luuN II, MuoUr, Aucii0ncor
barnet. March ~. 1883, 1910
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Buy Me and I'll Do You Good !"
Nov Is the time to use the Great Spring aud Summer
Medicine.
Dr. Langleys Root and Herb Bitters.

Compared nf Ssrrapsrila. Wild Cherry. yellow Duc
Prrkly Ash, Thoroughwu Rhubarb. Mandrake, naudu
AeHli which compounded As To- act Ia con
cert aud assist Nature In graduating disease
eert ~ this medicine ~ most wondCfnlit acts d
rccty upon bowcis ud blood by removing al ohstru,
tvnE nom the internal stimulating Them unto
healthy action the fountains &C life aud NEr
purifying the hinn CLEANSING nom all hum"rs, and cuus
Ing through vi the loy They
and eradicate from the system Liver Compiani-that
main-whceT uf many drrasss-Jaundcc IN Its worst
forms Buions F-ui stomach. d. sprpsia
(ostivecss Uumors ~ the nod Rnd skin, mdlsrsiion
Headache, Dizziness. piles. tArt'nru Wrhkne~s Pain IN
the Side Nel Flatuicucy. Loss Of Appetite and all
Kindred plants caused nv torpid diseased Liver.
d-nrdercd Stomach. hRd hond. TO NhlGh all are
o 's- sutJeCr In Spring amt summer
Ifiakcu Ia large dusrs Fever aud EuP he ir.t'n
M once THIS has h. standard mrdi-
cine, and T. decidedly the tho world ~
pint aud " - Rif bottle
sold ty all mtsl Tue fFHCIs hrrr, ORDER should
h. Address to }. q. LANGLEY Proprictot u MARSHALL
ST, Busbln Mass. TS-lltu