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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
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NEW SERIES, NO. 1873.
50
TERMS, sss'isssly ss tss ys.s. :. ssv:ns: :ns.
Swimming.

1t is certainly most absurd to live all the days
OF ones life at the mercy of any one of the ele-
menus whatever, more especially water and in
most instances, people who are drowned deserve
death. In much of the interior of Africa. and
IN the central deserts of Arabia, swimming is
of no use, owing TO the general aridity Of the.
soil. and want of atmospheric moisture. But
people like us, who are rarely out of sight or
sound of ssream, lake and sea, ought to be am
phibious In angling, no man is called mas
ter who is not swimmer. There is not bridge
atavary .sssaaf speises- haaia.asa~
and fords are deep. Over with you, therefore,
like sagacious Newfoundland dog, back and
forward from shady and sunny bank according
70 the flow OF flood, and giving yourselfa shake
drop the fly lightly above the snout of the trout
grllse, or salmon. In lake fishing, wherever
you see strong and shelving shallow stretching
along the deeps, have instant recourse to nota-
ton, and you will fill your panniers with poun-
ders, while land lubbers are in vain fogging
from the shore. Don't talk to us about dan
ger. The wave is tepid as milk, so no chance
of getting cold cramp is mere bugbear and
as every man knows his own strength, he is Just
as safe while he keeps within moderate limits
in the water as on the land. We have, indeed,
heard it seriously mentioned in conversation,
that people who can swim run greater risk of
being drowned than those who cannot; and, no
doubt, people wwo cannot swim do not often
plunge into pools twenty feet deep. just as peo-
pie who cannot ride are rarely seen on horse
back. In all accidents with boats, the good
swimmers, it is said, are uniformly drowned.
That, in the first place. is lie but when it
does so happen, pray who drown them but the
knaves who cannot swim stroke, and clutch
hold of the legs of better men, and drag them
to the bottom? A prime seaman is not worthy
the name who cannot swim, nor can he discharge
all his duties. In shipwreck during a storm,
and on o lea shore of precipices, swimming can
not greatly avail, and the sea will dash to death
thousand men among the floating fragments of
a vessel; OR fire will consume the ship from the
face of the sea " and the strong swimmer in
his agony knows that he shall never behold
the setting sun. But, to say that men in ship
wreck have not better chance of their lives if
able to swim, is about as rational as to say that
men, in balloon wrecks, would not have better
chance of their live if able TO fly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

Four PoINTs OF CAsE.-An Eastern editor
says that man got himself into trouble by
marrying two wives.
A Western editor replies by assuring his CO.
temporary that a good many men in that section
had undergone the same thing by marrying onc
A Northern editor retorts that quite num-
ber of his acquaintances found trouble enough
by barely promising te marry, without going
any further.
Southern editor remarks that friend of
his was bothered enough when simply found in
company with another mans wife.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

DENUP ON DEBT!-" 1t must be confessed that
my creditors are Singularly unfortunate They
invariably apply the day after | have spent all
my money. always say to them Now,
this is very provoking. Why didntyou come yes
terday, and could have paid you in fuH9'
But no, they never will. They seem to take a
perverse pleasure IN arriving always too late
It's my belief they do it on purpose"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

Weniust be unanimous, observed Hancock
on the occasion of signing the American Dec
laration of Independence; g there must be no
pulling different ways--wc must all hang to-
gether." Yes" added Franklin, we must
all hang together, or most assuredly we shall
all hang separately"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

Nor ALL QUITE " LIKE CLooK-W oRK. They
have got electric clocks throughout the whole
of the City Hall now, and the fre-bells sound
the hours of twelve, noon, and nine in the eve
ming, all over the city-mathematical time.
This ought to make us all punctual; but ca
pdssant, isn't it little odd that in a city SO
well provided with time-peces the doings of the
authorities should be so exceedingly illtimod p
PicaNune.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

A maiden lady, not remarkable for either
youth, beauty, or good temper, came for advice
to Mr.. Arnold as to how she could get rid of
troublesome suitor.
"Oh, marry-marry him" he advised.
"Nay would see him hanged first
"No. Madam marry him, as said to you,
and Ill assure you it will not be long before he
hangs himself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

A Quakeress, jealous other husband, watched
his movements, and one morning actually dis
covered the truant hugging and kissing the SER
want girl Broadbrim was not long in discov-
ering the face of his wife, as she peeped through
the halfopcned door, and rising with all the
coolness of a General, thus addressed her -
Betsey, thee had better stop peeking, OF
thee will cause disturbance in the familv.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

The man who is fond of stalking his reputa-
ton upon the smallest tride, generally retires
from the contest before he is called upon to de-
post his stake
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
Our pri,e Gale.

Entered accordingto act of Congress- in the year S.
py s. BoYoE, In the Clerks Office Of the District Court
Of the District of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

Punch says ga secret, warranted to keep in
any climate, is woman's age" Horrid
Punch
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

There lisa good reason why little man should
never marry bouncing widow. He might be
called " the widow s mite "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

A lady bathing in the sea may not be in a dis
tossing predicament, though she is unquestion-
ably in great pickle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

"Lo the poor Indian whose untutored mind
Sees God in clouds, or hears Him in the wind;
Hissoul rroud Science cenevestarght 10 strsss e'se
Far as the solar walk or milky way;
Yet simple nature to his hope has given,
Behind the cloud topped hill an humber heaven;
Some safer world in depths of woods embraced,
Some happier Island in the watery waste,
Where slaves once more their native lands behold,
No friends torment, no Christians thirst for gold
To be content his natural de sire,
He asks no angels wings, no seraph's FIRE,
But thinks, admitted to that equal sky,
Hisfaithful dog shall bear him company"
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PROCLAMATION
TO r II 4 l. A ID I Il - J!

wAEREAs, Il appear that the days Of risht, honor,
and integrity are fast fading away, and WnkNEAs.
the unscr puous and Ignorant ally taking aivan-
t.ge % the prciound and isaibed. BE IT KNOWN,
THEkEfOkk, 10 all. uhvther MAI u. WlvkS, or
WIDOWS. that On. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE pills
are ALUSE the psnsceA Cur the trbles Incident
10 leu ale disD'g suison they ALONE correcting ell
paiuful mrnstruAiun, Assazgins papztatioos of the
hear disturbed sleep, pain In the side, and causing
health aud happiness the Whole sex morv especially
~ The MAkkikn puarluN. a. tbsy are certain TO
bring ON the mouthy pssod viih regularity. AND
wuskEAs, lhsss rails arv purely vrr~tAbse and ss'-
rsly tree inn misrA., thxrv iwrctiy harmless la
their OPERATIONS, asi wholly anlise other m<iieip~s
,hrust upon tie lublc. ,sstns 10 Affect the objects
aIrs.-iy ast.i,~d. ruEaGsvks ~ IT kNuwS,
that NJtiiI ". tut Tue SAID piLLs of Dk. CllkEsE-
NAN all .o,onpsi,i, the d-s,rd @Jrcs, shea Dis>p
,vlNTAkNI a. been .x,-,,es<si uies The regime Il
urliEK riLL>S sDi the LApiss gill cause this
PKvCLA ~ ,rivs I'D AN uxs, thesa, TO th<iS
owu everlasting ,<t,nt-SiSays pr>us,sus that said
rNUyt.AMAttUN iu css~ mast be constirrci
MIL airi VOID lhd 10 ~ cay, thai rllE PtLLS
Ml 81 NOT br taken when any 'tnAie ID In an INT
r.,riNu CONDITION, uahst siss . MlsCAkklA0t
., he the insr,t.bs rsssH.
kxpcil drr<lss.s. ~ be cArvfaliy reAd. accompany
each DoK. f,ce 81. s<ut by NAH waclVsins 81 ..
Or Cvsus,ius l. ,hevsssnsu, bSx &.SSl, rUss Uncs
Nee Yssk ,,y. >ull ~ v0e Uuaxxs IN every toSn Ia
,h< Unl,sd states. uivsn uId~r my hand and ssal,
@. H. ctlsksENAH.
Il. D. uUr'IiiNas. General Agent &c the uniis
ls..~. los Ch.n,bSrs b., Nee ifk, 10 whom n
| Nhvs><,v orders shJah ~ s-iir~sssd. I.
,. l. n..shsl, Agent, See. Vi. A. sawyer. Asen'
bsdd<tsSa. lyrta
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan

ASHINCTON, Jan oil.
Mr. ClarkSon. with the Lcc,mpon Con
stitutiun. arrived here last night. lie im-
mediatrly placed u IN the hands Of tie Prs
dent The Constitution is accompanied by
"A letter trOm Calhoun. ClarksOn says that
the vote OF Delaware Crossing Precinct tad
he.n return q To rhe Commissioners Tor
Leayenworih county, aud il Was in his pcs
session at the time when the returns were
opened aid cInnted in the presence OF the
Speaker Uf the House, the. Pnsid,nt OF the
) mats and the GScrnor, aud that u
am cunts T. something over 3nO VOTES. rh's
gives the Democrats "a majnity In Laven
worth county, AMI Guns qucntly u myori',
in hoth bn,nch,s of the legislature. Gal
houn Is expected To arrive here IN Lew
days.
/ L e Uninn is informed that the Free State
vote said to have btsn rejecIe,i by Calhoun,
b''ciuse IL was returned l., Beaver, Wis Oh,
sote on the Consultation alone, and not iol
the State officers, aud that il Was therefor
nj ctesl.
TIE amount in the Treasury subject I,
draft. 10 ~ ESQ OoO.
William Walker in his spee'h at Mob le
ssyr that last sumner IN an interview VIII
the President. he iniurmcd the latter Of hi
intention "a return 10 Nicaragua. AMI tina
his lrtter written in Jane, WAS puhlIshyd b.
the Presidents c'r-rnt a day or Two al
{ r~ar,l.. he was invited ~ an interview
with Cabinet Munster. who s.,usht IL oh
tain his confidence. The minister told hin
where 10 q, with safety, and where wit
, danger. r.narsing. =. You will probably ~,
IN an American v,-sel, ard under Oh. Au,el
lean aag. and after you have I.,ssd Amsr
can Limits, no one can touch you bus b
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C,usE OF IuS PKrsE>r MILD WINTER -
An inquirer in the Journal OF ComGeroe
says,
May ask, through the columns of your
paper, Question of your correspondent t.
NJ. What is the c.,us, of thus, | believe,
unprccedently mild wIntcr' IL is said that
the Gulf Stream has approached nearer our
coast by 10 to 10 miles than was ever before
knuwu. II his he a fact, Of which no doubt
&. NJ. would know. We have what may b
c.,,s il red a satisfactory answer.
II any navigator has noticed such TACT
he would bsn,ft science and put many mind
,o rcst. il he would make il publicly known.
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N O I ic @

Tshsreby sivea that the .ubscrbe have been
l duly appointed by the Hon Edward e. Bonrns
Judgr II Probate Tor The County Of Yvrk to No.
ce,ve aud Examine The claims against the estate
Of M,s-r- II. Butler, late m Lebsnoa in -, Coun,
~ OF Y1k dec~sss-i rrprr-eni-d ia-oivent. And
that they VIII attend To said duty At the dwelling
Of Sassn Butler II Lebanon (lais residence Of the
decsased, 80 the last Saturday VI January, 1888
AMI an The d Il Saturday Of he nexi Eve follow
ing nouins iSo,n Two Ia Ear of tho ,ck, p N
RlChtRD u. GUDiN0,
-....s 80 WILLIAM BURROWS,
Dated al L .b,non J.n. i2ih. Io5s. Sac
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye!! Hair Dye!!!
WM. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

GREY, RED, OF Rusty HAIR, dyed Instantly to a
beautiful aud Natural Brown or Black, without the
least Injury To iiar or skin.
RiFr.LN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awari Il To Wu. A. Batchelor, since 1889, and over
5000 applications have been made % the Hair IL his
patrons Of his famous Dye. Prejudice against Dyeing
IN Hair au wuskvrs ID uIjusI, 1t would be against
covering b "a head slth ~,6.
wM A. Is IF iIsLOKS u iIR DYE produces
color MT Ia lie distinguished from nature, and Is WAR
RAsr.p ma juis IN the least, hISeyer long IL may
De cOnlInus'i.
Ms.ir, sii or applied lin my private rooms) at the
wig Fact ~, ~ Brosiway, New inl.
s,I ~ al, CITIES AMI toSns Of the Quilted States BY
druggists AMI Fancy 9osis Dealers.
Ir The usuuih. has the n.me and address upon Z
st..i plate etrayg four sdes of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM A. BATCuELO1,
lvr52 233 Brvsdwsy, MY.
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A Nav PHASE o. WOuAN's RIGnTs. a
Correspondent Ia the Sac Democrat, IN an
account ola Donation Party, given to a
Clergyman IN Lebanon. mentions among tie
contributions of THE occasion, one made by
u lrdy, the amiable daughter OF the black
smith who proved herself not only u heroine
ON this OCCASION, but u perfect eIemplar OF
wOmans right, by causing her fathers ox.
en- to be yoked and attached to u load of twu
cOrds Of wood, which the Hon. F. A. W.
had agreed to give. provided any lady would
drive the team to the minister house, which
hi, young Lady resolved should be done
aud herself volunteered To perform, which
she did do, amid shouts Of applause, and the
band playing "llail Columbia "
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM .DY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from Prescription OF Sir. j. Clarke, ii. D.,
N, slc,sh Extraordinary to the Queen.
rms Invaluable ns ieiue 10 aufailipg In the cure Of
ell those painful aud dangerous diseases Incident "
lh. female constitution. II mode.ates all and re-
moves all vDsirueteu, and brings the monthly PERI
I'd With rig clarity These pill. should be used two or
three seeks prior 10 confinement they ory the coz
.,lul,o and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling
The mother to erform her duties with safety herself
sni child.
These Pin, should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the 6'h thrss months, ~ they are
sure 4, brus oa msearrisss but at every other time
and In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In cases OF Nervous and spinal Affection, pain 10
the B.ck aud Limbs lisAvipess, fatigue on slight ex'
srtiou palpiiAtoa VI the Heart. Lo~ness Of spirits,
Mysteries SICK II adsehe, Whites, aad all the painful
diseases occasoned by dsorered system, these pills
sii effect cure when all other have failed, and
although po~srfu remedy, does not contain iron, CAL
vnsl, anlimeny, or anv Other mineral.
FUN dirccticK. accompany each bottle. Price, int
uni,.,istates aud ysnads, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for the United states and Canada,
I.C. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn N. ", General Asvn
N.B.-si,vV and y postage stAmps enclosed 10 AM
authorized tseul wisusurs bvtti. ofthe Pills BY
turn mail.
ii. u. HAYs Co, Portland, Wholesale agents
iur Naln-.
h tri, and Druggists 10 every town 10 The United
u FOSTER h Co., No I, cornhiii, Boston. .holssais
,yvut Tor Sc Marehl-ly0
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The b.rn Of Capt. William and Sylvs.te,
Cook. OF WATERFORD was Destroyed BY fire
On Wednesday afternoon, Jan: 9Th, with
all It's notwithstanding OF IL head oil
ca tie, Is u 70 TONS u hay, wagon, sleigh,
wheel, farming tools. &c. Among the ost-
10 was two yoke OF valuable oxen. Loss g
tiniated at $1,000, ON which there was an
Insurance. vi 500. A man named John u.
la, lvr, charged with setting fre " the
barn, has bssn arrested and committed 70
Ailr,d jail.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
(t.erald Correspond.nce.) IL is reporte'
+, Inc gvvd authority that Mr. Buci'an
an cOnlemplat withdrawing the trvop
irom Utan Mr.. Bernhisel, the Mormon
delegate. has subn. tied proposii'ons To th'
Administration. indicating tile willingness
Ot tho MUrnous 10 yacite Utah and Colon
izs ON sollle ut the isl..nds vi the sea-, Uulsid,
ot the Jurisdic ion vi the United status, prv
vii.d ll,e < vernu,ent will purch Re, ut n
tar valuation, the ) IL Lake City improve
lnenls. DR.. Il. asks that Commissioners b
senr out tv arrange terms and de ails, should
.I,ess he agreed on. Salt Lake City Is to b.
come grand military station, Or depot, for
our Western IrvOps.
The CAUCUS vi The democratic Senator'S has
zen ostponed. They desire to wait until
tho. Lecompton Constitution is referred To
the Serate Committee ON Territories, rs il
doubtless will be report ted back by u majori.
" Of the Committee with the Minnesota bill
hiiehcd to il, and both put through the Sem
ate ,ogether. THIS is the present arrange
ment IN both houses.
The Cabinet feel confident that Congress
will admit Kansas as State with the Lee.
compton Consultation. They do not antici-
pate 81 much opposition from members Of
Congress irom the North and West Of tie
Democratic party us is generally believed
hut whatever detection there may be, they
belieye that hardly any Southern member vi
Congress. "f any party, dare vote against
Il. The consolidated vote Of the Sou h will
FULLY comIens.te for any Detection In the
North. anticipate u pretty warm time TAB
morrvw. Mr.. Douglas has given notice
that IL is war to the knife, and irom knife
u hills, and that the Administration must
lake tie consequences.
WARRINGTON. Feb. 9.
The bill reported b. senator Mason, TO
ny, from the Quantities ON Foreign Rcla.
nous. uprroI,ra ~ S5'',ihO as nm inden'nit
to the owners or the Spanish sc oonei Ami--
Tad ihc report 81 the majority ~ the same
Is that rel-,ried by the prcvinus Congress.
The minority Me.sis Seward and Foote,
e 'nt-nd sn their report that Ruez and M"n
{ had no property IN the SO alleged shaved
slaves for which payment ls PROPOSED to be
"a ado AMI were themselves violators OF law,
nv holdins the African in unlawful impris-
unncnt. That our treaty stipulations with
Spain contemplate the restoration OF lawful
recover d out ct the hands oi
pirates or robbers on the high seas, hut thai
those negroes were not lawful merchandise.
having bcen stolen from their homes, in ylo-
latiun of all laws. That the vessel ana It's
owners were engaged IN acts Of piracy a"d
robbery. That tho claimants did not prove
property, and that the claim generally Is
not supported by right OF law.
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Medical Notice.

Having responsible clerk Ia conduct his Drug
BUSINESS the sub,crlber will hereafter devote his
.h,l,. time 10 The prac'ic. Of medicine aud ope.
,aiiv, surgery, M this ,uJ al oulny towns, where
n,s services may lie required.
OiIi,-, No ?, Blddelord House Block. Resi-.
,,,ucp, corner OF Cedar aud Centre Streets.
JAMES SAWYER, NJ d.
Biddeford, Jan. 1858. Gnoe2
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BRIGHTON MARKsT--Jan. 2s.

At Market, 1850 Bef Cat,le,--wosLins 0reo. -
Cnws anil Calves ITO small Stores, 3ooo Sheep lIs
shosts, and rs Vat Hogs
prNrs-sssf Caltis-kxira, 81 Is 80 ,arst quality,
Is y ~ second quality, o2e a6Ie third quail
iy, ~. svo
Working Oxsn-A few sales motel $40 to LOO.
Cows and Caives->.Ies s2T 10 81.
small slorrs-ie.rlings 80 IL two years old Ga
-
sheep and LAmbs-Sman lots, el rs TO 90.
shosIs -fo peddie, prime 30 tor so.s, Tor
bAirvws. Onio - I'D h1gs, i.ss ~ large
store hogs, -. At retail frsn toS.
Fat Iivss-S ~ 8 l.l per ID.
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FRIDAY, Jan. %
SIS.TE not in session.

SENATE not in session.
HoUsE. Ia COMMITTEES of the Whole the
Printing Deficiency ball wIsdIsch>sed.
Mr. Bdrritt said tie puhl'c printing had
been charged as u cUrraption loud, cxlrIy.
as,nt contracts had b,en made and imlnens.
sums ol money advanced lor. elecIion purrs-
e' The printing bills hsd gr'mn en"rn',us.
~ during the past lew y,ars. For the S2'i
Congress it was S9j0,OO0, Tor the 33i 81,
7OO, 600, and tor the 3lth two millions aid
a third. Amongst otter citations ot ex'
trayag,nces he said that Sl5, liO were spent
for pictures of wOOdcOcks, squirrels. mic,
anu other animals, to h. worthless put intO
the Patent Othcc Report. lie was Tor stop
ping the extrlyagdnI drain on the treasury
Tie moved to reduce the proposed arprOprii
lion Of S69O,OOO
Mr. LeIcher said the printing of the Gillt'
Astronomical Expedition crst Sll5,0OO
the Pacific Survey $3.50, 600; EmOrys Rs
part S3i7 900. lie appealed To the Com
mittee to take some pains t. put an end Il
such shameful extuyaglnce,
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YORK S. Feb LIST, 1883
ny virtue of On execution which issued on
ID judgment, 10 favor Of Joanna Coffin oil Ly.
,uan, ~ said County Of York, at the supreme
Judicial Court began ami holden n, Alfred, 10
ANA Ior the County nf York. on the first Tuesday
uf Janu ,ry A. ID 1858. have taken all The MAIL
m ,ou,,y ,ha, Heury @ Coffin VI said Lyman
had on the twenty third day II February 4:
1887, the day on which Tie same was allat he'd on
mems. prv,rs>, To redeem certain uorgayed resl
estate Ing ~ Lyman Aforesaid, being the ssn,e
farm wherein tenry q. Colin recently Nea,
.,d the same that Il described in . rnohgsge
deed ,hrrrv, from sid Henry q C"till 10 Geors.
w. Csuie, recorded IN the Registry oi Deeds iof
The County OF York, Book 2l9. page 400 and 90
The IL u dsy VI March next al Que VI the slocs
in the afternoon, al the Coun,y House 10 Alfred
,h,l ,Hrr iur sae al public aucIlva 10 the high
esi bidder, ssld right Ia equity VI redemption.
JAMES l. EMERSON,
3w6 Deputy Sheriff
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N0S q + Z l q "a e q.

In Dover, on the Goth ult.. Mr.. Munroe Virgin,
lat. of Doyrr 10 Hiss All ~ N. aughter OF the late
Nathaniel Grant, ESQ, Il Great Fails. N. II.
Ia wake ell, dec. ls:h, by lid Joseph spinney,
Mr.. wm u Davis TO Miss Elizabeth A. Csvery, both
VI Juno b., ough.
In North Adams, 18th ult Mr. Homer A. smlth Of
n. A., W Miss aari. W. FOES, daughter Of the late
sil~s II. Pvss, VI Dove.
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Our Is Cont Bottles.

We are now having Ds. BuRLEiGH SMART,
CorGn MEDICINE put up In 25 cent TRIAL bottles
for the accommodation of those who have neve
used il. or who msy want oniy small qusnli'!
We shall also continue to have the dollar siz,
manufactured as heretofore.
SHAW IL CLARK.
Biddefurd, Ian. lat, lS5S 2f