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Mt. Harmony High School,

For Males and Females. 4
rI>HE FOURTH SESSION Of this Institution will open
on Monday, July 10Th, next.
TERMS, per Session of2l sceels one.halfin adrance
and balance at the close Of Session:
Spelling, Reading and Writing, scholar. 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com
position and Defamation, Observation-Disclosures. 500
Natural Sciences, Higher Mathematics, Compost
ton, Defamation, &c.,....... ..............10 100
Contingent Fee, in advance. . ................ rs
Boarding, q week, (washing and lights extra). 1,25
No student admitted for less than half session, and
deduction for lost time, except In Of protracted
sickness. 8. p. HALE, Prpl.
June II, 1S5S-3m-5O1
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Spring and Summer Goods,

embracing pretty general assortment Of
articles adapted to the season and the neces.
stiles Of the country generally, which he is
Offering on very accommodating terms. and
10 which he invites the attention Of his Gus
toners and the public.
He deems it unnecessary to extend this
notice by giving in detail an inventory of his
Goods, but will say that he has fine assert,
ment of Ladies Dress Goods; Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings; Prints, DO; Goods for
Gsntlsmsn's Apparel IN great variety. Boots
call and examine the Goods, April Q
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Havana Plan.

This Is the old mode Of Drawing. Prizes In wheel
and Tickets In another.
Every Prise Is drawn out.
Prizes Paid In full, without any deduction.
Maryland state Lottery, Extra Glass 8,
To be drawn In Baltimore, Md Saturday, July 81 1858.
2O,l85 Prizes! 10000 Tickets!
We would call particular attention to the following
splendid scheme package Of 10 whole tickets cost
ed to draw $40, determined by the number drawing
the Capital Prize, whether odd even.
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ON M E R CIAL,
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, June %.
Trade continues dull Bacon 10 still declining, with
but little II any demand. CoRN 60c, scarce. WHEAT
20 q SOC, nominal. Flour, no transactions, stocks
good Indeed, In the present suspended condition Of
trade 1t Is impossible to give correct quotations.
Very respectfully, SEAG0, ABBOTT CO.,
Cot smtssion Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.
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Pin Hook Ferry.

DERsONS travelling to and from Sulphur Springs,
IL Rhea county, will find the Pin Hook Ferry Road,
by Sewee Mills, the best and shortest route. The dis.
lance from Athens to the Springs, by this road is 90
miles. There is excellent boat, careful Ferryman,
and good banks at both landings and, comparatively,
river hills to cross. W. G. PEAKE.
June IL, lS5S-t1S-5O7
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A Sublime Conception.

TUyHIs Ia an era Of light and knowIedge Science Is
Il gradually Illuminating with Its divine rays all that
was dark, mysterious and incomprehensble In nature
We at last breaking through the shell Of substance
and getting at the kernel Of truth and reality The
actual, in its flmsiness and superhciaty, is seen
through and seen but the mask Of the infinite ideal
We getting up the floating and delicate hbres Of
the clue destiny; and Philosophy, free from the
letters OF ignorance, will In due point every
body, and the rest Of mankind, to the
STORE OF
II orion & d nv a n,
as the place to procure their
q Il q Il 7 n 81
NAVEL
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y ~ The New York Journal of Commerce
positively asserts that Mr. Buchanan will nd.
{ here to his original determination, and not be
candidate for second term.
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w NJ ITO W ~ o q
July 2, ls5s-at-rrs fee $3.50
Miller f. Rice, as the next friend of Nancy
Jane Senter,
James p. Senter and others.

James r. Senter and others.
[Originai and Injunction Blu
TN this cause it appearing that John H.
i Leuty aud wife Elizabeth Leuty, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, it is order
ed that publication be made in the Athens
Pest, a newspaper published In the town Of
Athens for four successive weeks. requiring
said non resident defendants to appear at our
next Court of Chsneery, to be held for the
county of McMinn. at the Court house in the
town Of Athens, Tennessee. on the Sd Monday
of August next, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to complainant's said bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed % TO
them and heard accordingly.
"'' WIN. LOWRY, @. d IT.
July 2, 1865 4t-prs fee $3.50
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FOURTH ROUND OF QUARTERLY MEETINGS FOE
ATHENS DISTRICT.
Examination

Examination.
There will be Public Examination Of the Students
Of the MouseCreek Male and Female Academy on Fri.
day and Saturday, Cd and Sd Of July next.
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Dissolution.

THE arm Of HENLEY, STEPHENS 4 HENLEY, by
mutual consent Of all parties, was dissolved the
asth Of April 1858. All debts due or that may become
due to said Arm TO be paid to Thomas and Samuel
Henley, and all liabilities that appear the Books
belong ng to said Hrm to be liqudated by Thomas
and Samuel Henley thsy alone being authorized use
the signature OF the arm. THOMAS HENLEY,
JNO. STEPHENS,
June 20, 1858. SAMUEL HENLEY.
Thanking our friends and customers for the patron
age they have 30 literally bestowed upon u.s. and so.
lici,ng continuance OF the same for the arm Of
HENLKfS WOOD, we are, In gratitude,
Your obi servts,
HENLEY, STEPHENS HENLEY.
June rs, 1S5S-6t-5O0
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SheriH'S Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued from
ID the office of the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McMinn county, Tennessee, and to the direct.
ed. l will sell, at the Courthouse door in
Athens. on Saturday, the oath day Of July
next, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand.
all the right, title, interest and claim that
s. S. Gentry has in and to Forty Acres Of Land,
more or less, lying in the 18th Civil District
of Mcslnn county, Tenn, and adjoining the
Lands of J. Harrell, J. H. Crockett and others.
Sold to satisfy judgment and costs recover.
ed by Joseph Malone against said s. s. Gen.
try, before j. j. Elliott, ESQ.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sh'f
June lS, lS5S-?t-prs fee S3-50S
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Chanccry Court at Athens.
Thomas H. Hopkins, J. F. Morford. next friend,
de-, at al

Thomas II. Galloway, James H. Bodes, ct at.
(O,iginal and Injunction Bill.
TN this cause it appearing that the heirs of
l. John H. Rodes aud of Greenberry Rodes,
decd, Charles P. Rodes, Thomas J. Rodes,
Benjamin F. Rodes, Nicholas Debtor and wife
Mary, Thomas Labon and wife Amy, and -
Cole and Emily J. Cole. formerly Emily j.
Knight, heirs at.law of Charles Rodes, decd,
are non residents of the State Of Tennessee,
it is ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, a newspaper published In the
town of Athens, for four successive weeks,
requiring said nonresident defendants to mp.
pear at our next Court of Chancery, to be
held for the county Of McMinn, at the Court
house in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on
the Sd Monday of August next. then and
there to plead, answer or demur to complain.
ants said bill, Or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and heard accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, c. d ~
July 2, ls5s-4t-rrs fee $3.50
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The Managers have been compelled from the numer-
complaints made to Them OF unaithluihess on the
ORDERS to the correspondence business, ana IN
their name.
Order Tickets from the Managers only.
Address all letters to IL. fhANUE oo,
Feb 19-1y-491 BALTIMORE md'
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NTOTICE-On the first Monday in August
IN next (s5s,)I will sell, at the Court.
house door in Athens, Tennessee. the above
Tracts Of Land and Town Lots, for the taxes
costs and charges due thereon. or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the
same. ]. A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
july 2, lS5S-td-5lO
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Sulphur springs,

nPENED for the reception Of visitors .sth June
~ The Hotel buildings have been enlarged and i'm
proved, and the accommodations ample for n hum
dred and y or two hundred guests. II is unnecessa
to speak of the medical virtues OF the waters. They
have been sufficiently tested and their reputation Is
tablished beyond dispute.
There daily line Of hacks running between Athens
Depot, East Tennessee and Georgia Railrosd and the
Springs that persons can be conveyed 10 and from
them without mourning any delay.
June u, 1S5e-tes-60Il w. z. GREER, Proprietor.
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Maryland State Lotteries

OF the Maryland State Lotteries present the following
Splendid Schemes
FOR JULY, 1855.
They caution purchasers Of Tickets to beware Of order
ing Tickets In Lotteries where extraordinary large Capt.
tails offered for small cost Of Tickets-a such
swindles.
The Maryland Lotteries have been In existence for
Forty Years. They are drawn BY State Ofhcer and
can be relied on. II you draw Prise, you will get
your money. The whole country 10 flooded with Bogus
Lottery concerns. Beware Of them.
~ Order In the Maryland State Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Maryland state Lottery, Glass l.,
TO be drawn In Baltimore, Saturday, July 24th 1885,
II Drawn Ballots In each Package Of 90 Tickets,
Making more Prizes than Blanks. Every Package Of
20 Tickets must contain II drawn numbers, so
49, a n. 4
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lust received and for sale, lot Of Preserve Oans
- Also, one dosen Gilt Picture rrames-l2 BY 10.
Juiya W. @. WITT q co.
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Riverside Hall,

REV. J. G. DOWNING, RgcroR,
Aided by an efficient corps Of Teachers.
TUNHE above Literary Institute, for Young Ladies', Is
u open for the admission OF pupils.
The literary domestic, and religious advantages Of
this Institution not surpassed those Of any other
In the Union.
For circulars, with terms and Autograph Of the build
ings, address the Rector.
June II, 1858 .8m-5O7
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Swan & Cos Lotteries
TRIUMPHANT.

Swan & Cos Lotteries
TRIUMPHANT.
SWAN &c co.
Continue 70 Draw as. usual without
Interruption.
SWAN eas CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, and
U7HORLzED BY THE
STATE OF GEORGIA.
THE LATE ATTEMPT TO INJURE
- Our firm has shown
THAT OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY;
that our Prizes are paid punctuaily;
and that our Schemes
are more liberal than any other Lottery In the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN 4
Co.. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each
Of their Single Number Lotteries for July, 1858, at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the superntend-
ence Of Commissioners.
CLASS 22 draws on Saturday, JULY 8, 1883.
GLASS 90 draws on Saturday, JULY 10, 1853.
GLASS "a draws on Saturday, JULY n, 1868.
CLASS 25 draws Saturday, JULY "a, 1858.
CLASS 20 draws on Saturday, JULY 81, 1858.
On the Plan of single Numbers.
Boom TICKETsi
6,A86 PriNe0s
Nearly One Prise to Every Nine 71cketsi
NGaEniAco1at sCh ON O 2
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On the Plan of single Numbers.
Boom TICKETsl
0,A86 Prize9s

5,4S5 Prizes, amounting to ............s32O,OOO
Whole Tickets sio-Hdtres 5-Qudrtsrs 2X.
EV A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receivingi II.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the follow
rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
I" 10 Half ....... 40
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MAILS, NaiIs.-Just received, large lot Of the
N very best Nails all Sizes from 8d's up 70 4ods
nd for sale by March 2l GEO. W. ROSS.
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Notice..
Arabian McKissack,
Us. attachment.

SAWS.-l have three of Rowland's best Cross Cut
- Saws-6, GH and feet long-which I will sell
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere.
June II J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Safes I! Safes F.!

TuyHE WAY TO MAKE MONEY is TO SAFE 1T,
III and I have just received a lot OF the very best
make Of Fire and Burglar Proof saspapder Safes, of
different Sizes which will sell at factory prices, with
freight added. MAR 19l GEO. W. ROSS.
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Free Banks a Humbug |!

NEvERTHELEsS, II is q fact that
IN w. Q. WITT Cd CO.
still continue to sell CHEAP BARGAINS. Price
their Goods and be convinced. They hold out great
inducements to CASH BUYERS
Athens, May rs
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June IS, ls5s-4t-prs fee ts-5Os
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I" AGS II AGSy-we will take In exchange for
III Goods all the clean Cotton and Linen Rags that
may be offered allowing the highest market price for
the same. MAY gil robson, SARTAtN co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-26
Notice OF Foreclosure.

IITliCREAS iIsniinia Freeman, ~ Bethel. ~
w ths Csury 1i ONp,d. b, be- decd n mort.
gage, ,aicI February thinesnth, Nd. 1881, con.
Ne,ri a. Gilman Ch,p.unn ~ saii Bethel, rrt.
tain pirrel Il real estate. situated ol Bethel I'LL.
~ cslls,l IN aid Bethel, and which Ms thea in
the occupation 4 .aid Freeman, and which
premises arr b,un lei a. iulllss, va wsstsafily
/, The count, rad lradns frDm Bethel llillip ihr
fsfn; up.hefly b, hnl nwnrd hy Mpsc' paites /;
ani .ouiheti, D., ih- Couliy road lsaing irom
.a,i Bethel llll q, the Auanlic a-i -. Lawrence
RAILROAD depot, csata,a,ag one sistr-aih part IT
an srfe uirrr of lr.s, snd sh,ch deed - r"rotiri
~ the Rrg,.lp IL dcels l,r the Ipuniy oi Osisul,
l.,sk 90 pay 019 the same bcing security ior The
pa,msnto II certain sum. Of none, a. viii appear
l., reference 10 the same; and ~hich mortghgr
has b-ea dul, assignci to Chaflss DlsAr Of PoH'
lani To- the Caln,y II Cuml-raad-ss,d ass'gn.
meat !. rrcof,iei ~ ih- Registry 81 De". iof s,,d
County 81 DNbfd. bpok us, pages 80 and 395,
and reference thereto msy D. had
Nos ihrrrG,fv, the aid Chafles Bake. here
Nv give ih. puhl,c notice ~ nv clnia - sid par.
eel oficsl estate. BY virtue ~ all mortgage, ani
the Assignment thereof. and that the cnaliiiun. 81
,sil m,ttgagr deed have been snl It'll rsmain
broken, b, reason whereof claim foreclosure
C,aid mortgage. and give this pebble notice there
ioS According 10 the pfovisions Of the statute IN
sush case made aai provided.
Portland, Nov. 10Th, lS5s.
AZ CHARLES BLAKE.
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The late Judge Jay Of New York DO
,uea,hed 10 his son one thousand dollars in
trust. to be applied BY him, at his discretion
in promoting the safety and comfort OF To-
ei,ive slaves.
Pie National Era states that Il Is the
purpose Of senator sumner to return to this
country 10 the latter part Of this mOn,h,
and resume bis seat in the Senate.
The total number OF deaths in the city Of
New Orleans for IS weeks from June 9th
70 Oct. 2ith. lS5S. was 5sSO, great NOR
taliiy even IN this Inflated city. OF this
numbs; ASA were BY yellow fever.
A western exchange, instructed by the
recen; elections In New York and Illinois
proposes Tor President in lsGO. james Ba
chanan; and for Vice-President, Gerri'
smith. They would make an even team,
and II the race i not to the SWIM, might
run in.
The Louisville Journal suggests Gen. W.
Cullon, Of Tenn. as candidate for Clerk OF
the next House ofRerr--cn,ativcs.
In Clancy Jones district, the democrat.
have nominated JoslR. Warner. Gen. W.
II. Heius is the volunteer candidate Of the
opposition.
A eomrositor in Pittsfeld. Mas, recent.
" ct on lO.O3e GUS. loaded minion, in I
81 hours-55oO pieces Of metal per hour.
At the ola South Chapel in Boston. a
prayer meeting has been held every morning
for eight years.
TIE Webster Journal SAYS that the ma
chincry Of a mill IN tina, town va. STOPPED
beyond the power Of starting one lay last
week BY an eel siI feet long which bad 90,
vetscI into the water wheel.
In Illinois, The Republican gain over the
vote " Fremont, is nearly Ti'riy TAou.
s1u4.
4 suit has been instituted in the 4. -
Court aeains, the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, Tor carving an excess Of passrn-
GER. The damages were laii at $3.50, eco.
PrrnsurEo. Nov. -. Mcssrs. Bras;
and Ciinsham were nominated by a demo-
cratic caucus Of the North Carolina a, Raj
si,h, last night, for L. ;. senators. Mr.
Clngham for the short term and Mr. Bngs
Gr the long one.
We lsrru that Rev Jno. X. Adams Of
Gorham. ha. resigned bis pastoral charge,
and that an ecclesiastical council will h.
convcaed on wednesday, Dec. is,, TO &C,
on the matter. Advertiser.
The Rockland Free Press says I've
arr panied to learn tha, samuel Sumner,
Esl.. Of Appleton, lsii home on Tuesday
s,sniss. the 9th inst and that the mos, dill
i:rnt .,arch has discovered no trace o. him
up 70 ihi, date (the l,7h)
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= r AT u S '

atircly iIferrnt ifam other silsfa-
he dsistsrt1us matter extracted ga
.. . .ast a. 90 prolucc bread, biscuit. and
... ... .. 1tcaks. Nith1ut containing partcie oi
-| a. Whsn III. Bread 90 Cake IL baked. there
siucing ~holssome rvsulls. Ever, partcle
salsratu. y turned o. gls aT7 passes through
e bread % biscuit VII "tr. 81, consequent,
othing remains bee cls..son salt, water sad hour.
You will readi, ,,trceivr by The taste This sal~-
rptus haiti b. .irr'y jidrrenI from othet salers.
tus. Whsu 90 purchase uuc paper 700 shouid
t1ke the oH uapef uIta VOC, anil D. Vrfy carclal
alf get the nsxt exactly 'lAc the first, (nsme aud
pf,.ure, twisted Ialf bread, With glass ederyes-
Gag water on The tap. you see in the hili.)
Full directions for making Bread sith sour
Mia anl Crram Tartar. and all kinds ~ fastFyi
slso Zoe making soda Water; also directions iot
making Seidii1 Posders. wiil accompany each
package. v. T. BABBtTT,
o. add 20 Washington Street, NeS York,
% and 3s India street. Boston
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BMSAM

OF LlFEl
r,Ir dnrAr KsGtisa HEsrpY ron
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
Curc of Inflammation of the Lungs, had
Cough, Pain I'm the side, DC.
LowILL, Oct u. isls
To ID. D. =. BrAdiee. sir-At the request Of
700, 6,;.,d. Mr.. Jones, I send yoa . statement Of
a., case. and the hsns6t I have received from the
Esngariaa Bal.am. have been all my life en-
plo,sd IN cotton milL. for eight years, ] vac
employed q. s,,ippsr, in the eard,ng room' The
peat changes zoo. heat 10 ooh which enpefsa-
oed, together With the dh.t and 'mpsrTy sf'hs
air. bfOaght ou dinheuliy IN my ohsst AMI lvngs,
Of a very .sriou. and Distressing character. My
cheat seemed 10 b. stuffed full u pAIsgm, and ire
o,.n,ly came near ,ufoea'ips me. bad a severe
p.in 10 nv side; NV hFra,h,ag bcsams hard and
d,a,enlt; and I could hardly speak loader than .
wh,.ter. alec lost my spps,us. aud s-csms We.
>, u.ak AMI feeble. Thi. was Aboat a. year and
halt fo. Prom that time 20 this ! har. doss
no wo,k and have hcra siakiug very Inst. tha'e
iakea much medicine. bot To NJ purpose. The on.
/, thing that relieved me was tobacco. have NOT
oal, ehewed. hat actually eaten, large quantities oi
tobacco, and when nesily chobed With phsgm'
have .~altowed enough of the juice 10 kill any
,naa IN health. The relief which gsia~d, ho~-
ever. va. ooh shot. uniiil ! took the Hungarian
Balsam, and The change IN nv condh,on.s sow
waadsrinl 10 behoh. The phlsgm has becn essr-
81 from NV chest. the paia ~ NY side }. gone, my
anpstite Ia. returned, and feel liks nv man.
\ sm .til, however. rather ibiu and feeble. sad
,h,II eoatinuc 20 take the Balsar- until las COM
plsislt r,.,eted. YOw. uuly,
EDWARD TURNER.
Sole Proprietor. D,vipf. BEADttt, Water
town, Ms..., 60 shom III ordsrs 'hosld h. adj
dressed. SOLD b., Drgg,s,. AMI dsaIsrs N ned
cine In every town IN the uaiied Stair. and Brit
i.h Prosiacs.. imT
W A. RUST, Agea,, souih Paris.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of license 6om the Iioa. Judge Of
ID Probate inr the Counly of OSiofd, shall
ell al pvhc svct,on, uale.s previously Disposed
Il At private .aLr, N nv residenoe ~ -amner. On
"Wednesday, the pa day 81 Decsmter, 1855, al,
one o'curk. T.. NJ, 20 much Of the teal estate
whereof Rsl,roca Head, late Of sumner. IN the
County Of Oxford, died 'ciiei nod possessed a.
will produce the sum Of four hundred dollars.
sad estate oo.s,t. Of iarm, situated in Hart.
ford, containing aboW ninety acres 81 land. with
builling, thetcon. HIRAM iiEAlD, Adn'r.
hummer. Nov. Is. ls5s. ~
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Iriinhillrr Nclnnehol, 4

Persons afflicted with the above ailments
will ind speedy Relief hy the U.s. Of the r..
x remedies. Nervous lrriiAbility, take
Railways rcnuvatin. Rcsolyent, thrcc time
a day. Also, battle the spine with K. L.
Relief Take one Of Railways Regulators
every night. For Melancholy take a tea
spoonful of Railway. Ready Relief, inter
ualiy. In slme water. thrcc or four times a
day. Regulate the bowels with Railway
Regulators For liiosyncracy, take Ihe
Regulators regular TOR a month, one each
night.
Every family should koap a supply Of
the L. K. Remedies In their house. For
al pains. either internally or externally
uss kadway's Ready Relief. For ScroiGla,
Sorc-. spills. salt Rhcum. Eickets. Con-
sumption. B'ecding az the Lungs OF Nose
u,s latway's Reuoyatius Brsylycni. for
Costiycuess, Indigestion, fcyers, Dyspersa,
take Railway. Regulators.
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Brighton market.

IuUNsuAN. Nov. l..
A. market 1850 beef cattle, looo stoves, 1890
Shr-p. 80 >haats and l6,,O Fst ilsgs
observation-disclosures 200 ~; 6rst
q-ality6 So : o. seroud gusliiy, 5 IS q p (;
laird Do 90 -.
Wprkius ON~u-S65 o. lt5
Cass aai Cllves-~2O. 81, rs, a a.
Snail >tor,s-Ncarlngs, 20 ard ~; , wears
Old, ia ani "a.
sheep aad i.,nh.-Ssle. OF small lots, IS
225 2JOa3OO
lat Hogs l-sa IA.
Sh1ats-At retail. from 5 |. 2 tot.
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Shorif's Sale.

o,ToED, v.-Noyembcr 10. lsjS.
rNAkEN on execution aud uas's previously ~.
deemed will H. sold TO the highest bidder,
b, pubic auction. on Saturday the 2Sh LAY u
Irccubcr next. at one O'Clock, +. w., at the
Po., oiirc IN Bethel IN aid Co., al the RICH, 10
equil, which ,mcs VI. ro,c has 10 redeem the
ialloSi Jog described real estate, 10 witt the same
described IN mortgage deed thereof from the .ail
JAIME. VI. Po,e 20 John Williamson. dated Aug.
22IA. u. ls56, aud recorded with ONinri Rec.
ord.. look 100. page 270. to which decl reference
ma, b. had ior a norr particular description.
~ q. l.. BLAKE, Dep. sh'f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-26
Malice ot Foreclosure,

w in the County Of i.ineoln and State of Me-,
by his deed Of mortgage dated November %, 1856,
conveyed TO me. the subscriber, certain parcel
oflani situated in Bethel in the Count, Of oxford
and State Aforesaid, 10 wit: lot No. 5 in Range
/ 2, in aid Bethel. and Zoe more particular de-
.cription reference may be had To ,aid mortgage.
which u recoided IN the Oxfrd Registry III
Deed, book 100, page 40. The conditions al
aid nortgase being broken. ] claim to foreelose
the same. agreeably to the statute In such case
maze and provided. STEPHEN ESTES.
Bethel, October Goth. 1858.