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With reference to my above advertisement. I
should feel happy to impart TO adrdaced pupils
IdN', that Is Tie lyric oppression given to their per
formances; and also 10 make them understand how
oil he classical exercises he Piano in their hume
rous divisions and subdivisions are to
" prnctised by which a great dcdl Of time NAV be
saved in the study of Etades and ffecss and with
out which not even the most industrious can become
correct players. Y.B.
ia l3-l2t%
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HOUSE AND LOT ON THE SOUTH
II SIDE OF MARSHALL, BETWEEN FIRST
TION.-Wil be sold on MONDAY, the 18th day of
January, ISIS, on TIL. premises, commencing at 4
O'Clock. Rrick and Framed Tenement, located as
above now in the occupancy of Mr.. Il :. Browning
fronting = feet said Marshall street, running
back i63 feet
TERMs-0ne-third cash: balance at and
mouths, for negotiable not.s. interest added and
title retained till last note be paid. The taxes and
insurance for 1853, to be paid by the purchaser,
ial2 GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
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A n AND UNDER COST, FOR CASH.

II BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-5OOO yds fast color
ed Calcns at % cents, goods usually sold at l2!9
invited to examine this great Job 5000 yards 4
brown and bleached Shir,ings at Ga cents, really
cheap at 10 cents. Families in want of such goods,
will do well to see them. Light coored Briiants.
less than their value suitable for the SPRING French
De LANES, colored Silks, at half their value; Cling
HAMS Ribbons; Bleached and Brown ShettinRs. We
have 4 large lot of Ladies' Dress Goods, which We
are offering less than COST. Also Gloves at Ga cents
per pair; Kid Gloves at 80 cents per pair.
Cash buyers are invited TO call and see them, as
they must be closed out.
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AucTloM- BALES.
Fry'TuRS mr.,


----- i 81.
TWO VALUABLE BRICK TENr-
= MENTs ON TIE EAST LINE or 5Tu srREer
BETWEEN BYRD ETREET 6sD IhMnntv'
BRIDGE. FOk SALE AT AUCT1Oy.-At fhe re-
guest OF Mr.: Thomas II. Daniel, trustee for Mrs
Harriet NJ. Roane, we shall proceed 10 sell at pnhc
ancti1n: on the preniscs on TUESDAY. fha 10Th
day 81 january. 1s5s, at o'clock r. NJ, most val.
liable Brick Tpnemenfs. with granite basement. 10
Mr.. Jna. Pearee. "
TEaMs:-Onefcurfh cash, balance at T. and IA
months tor negotiable notes. interest ADDED secured
by trust deed title retained till last note il paid
Taxes for the present rear to be paid By purchaser
ia 3--tds a0DDIN & APPERsON, Aucts
FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON
THE CHICKAH0MINY. ELEVEN MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND. NEAR THE FIR EDERICKs-
BURG RAILkOAD, CALLED "WOODLAWN"
CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wiil be sold,
at public auction, the premises. n MONDAY 18th
January, lss at u O'clock NJ if fairsf not the next
fairdiy Without limit reserve farm located as
above, now in the occupancy Of Mr. John w Reeve.
II adjoins the lands of Messrs. VIM Taylor. VIM. ~
Waldrop and others. Ifdesired an adjoining tract,
II tl5i acres will be added making the entire trace
aDce in oak and pine growth The place is well wa
tered, having several never falling streams running
through it, The buildings are mostly new and in
good repair, the neghborhood unexceptionable. The
land is in an improving condition, and well adapted
TO wheat, OATS tobacco. &e besides it is admirably
adapted to a stock farm.
TERMs-0nefourth cash, balance at tS12. and IL
months. for negotiable notes. bearing interest and
secured by q trust deed.
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DARN IN HANOVER COUNTY. on
DARN OF ONE Kindred AND Sly

EHAKM UF UNE HUNDRED AND SIX
4 ACRES OF LAND, CALLED PRICES" ON
TIE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, ABOUT "a MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGETHER WITH CROPS
At the reQut st of Mr. Joseph Elliott we will SELL at
public auction. on the premises. on TUESDAY the
I'd day Of +. bruary, 1873, commencing at II O'Clock
the above located farm. containing one hundred
and six acres, Of which seyenty-five acres are
cleared bal ance in wood. On the cleared land
with two tons of Gusno The dwelling and all the
cut houses in good ORDER and are ample for A
moderate sized family. The location isa fine one for
physician. After which will be sold all the perish
able estate the place. consisting of crops Of Corn
Fodder and Shucks; young and we'll broke Mules:
2Cows: ~ Cows; all the farming implements inclu
ding an excellent Wagon; also so cords of wood.
TERMs-One-thr1 cash, balance at one and years
for nds b. airing interest. secured by trust deed
For the personal estate, ali sums under $50 cash ;
over that amount months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
The taxes for lass to be paid by the purchaser.
ia 4
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sawBArHsl BATHS! BsTHs! Hot,
II 40 shower baths can be had daily from 6
E~b,-I A VI Co half past T. NJ, At the hair cut
,t,o .Navinq ard ssanIttr4ng room under the Amer
,r.n Notel Eatrapce IN nth street. Single bath
Z, r,ats or Ave tickets for 81. . -
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nISSOLUTION.- The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the style of Robert
son Gary, in the CUOPERING BUSIAESS, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
NJ NJ. ROBERTSON,
r. 0. GARY.
JANUARY LIST, 1853. la 6-l2t*
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neg@ THE MUSTANG LINIMENr CURES

RfCrnsIfiSm
Tie Mustang Liaimert cures NiD JOINTS;
ne HnstunJ Imminent cures Burns and Mounds /;
7Sis Mustang Imminent cures Sores and tcerS;
Tie Hdsi0R9 LiHiHent cures Cdhtd BredStSdnd Nor
Nipples;
N. Insisting Liniment cures Neardtgh;
The NuSfdn9 LjnimeHt cures fJFllS and Warts;
IL l. L ...L1na IL IL ii.tI.i
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SHORT TIME YETis only granted

n to procure those extra bargains, at GOLD
SHIFTS, rs Broad street-Silk Pocket Hdks, only
best make OF French Woven Corsets 81; Brass Hoops
Ss4 cents set: Tariatans various cnlors lS cents;
Ribbons, from e., cents up Embroidered Hdkts Is
cents; black and colored Fringe cents; white Kid
Gloves cents Ladies' light cvlored do at % cents.
a great bargain; Kid Gauntlets ST., cheap Mt 81 80;
broideres of every description, without regard to
COST Irish Linens at 371a and 30 cents worth double
the money: Bleach Cotions. extra cheap; shirt Boz
SONS at l2; cents and higher, and other articles,
extra cheap The readers of this will bear in mind
that the goods must he sold. call is only solicited
tor yOu tn satisfy yourselves that yOu can procure
the greatest bargains at GULDSMITS,
ia IL 2l5 Broad street
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or SLAVES.

" nv yirtue Of n decree III the Circrit Court for
the county ~ Hanover in the suits thorein pend
ing styled Register. &c. vs. cocke, &C, and Beaziey
VS. Royster. &C. the undersigned, in obedience to
said decree viii sell ut the Auction House q Hsctsr
Davis. in the city of Richmond. on sATuRpl a
the sd day of January 1855 the sLAp Es. oe'oS a
ceased, consisting of a Man. two Boys and NO
man and three Children. Terms cash,
esH9asrAIs %hffr, Special CONS.
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40 BBLS. and hhds choice Sugar.
~ Cured Hams; 10 hhds. .shoniders; p hhds.
SIDES: hhds Joies, % bbis. aud 10 kegs Leaf Lard;
~ bdshets Mercer Potatoes; ~ boxes yellow.
FELLOW, and Coffee. Crushed and Powdered ~.
ggr 80 tubs and kegs choice Goshen Butter; go
tEiraa cntiiDx Cheese q bbis Ale ~ bbls Cider.
i3r saie by THOMAS JONES CO.
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r ANDRETH's GARDEN sEED-NEW

I ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED-NEW
"a CR0P.-We have lust received a large and com
rlete assortment Of Landreths Garden Seed--GardeD
feas; White Onion Buttons; Lima and snap Beans
- every variety.
The genuineness and reliability Of Landreth's Gar
len Seeds well established AS 10 render
luther notice unnecessary. For sale by
y. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
"a u DrBggists, il5 Main street.
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nY AnEL u. MAYO,
4TTORNPI At
W SLAVE INSrRANCE.-

MO " ~ = hHIN.
Has removed his Office TO the Law Building
"A PIN
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NEW RN.-EDWARD G. RAW
~ LTNGS and ALFRED L. H0LLADAY having
associated themselves together under the style and
firm Of RAWLINGS 4 II0LLADAY, for the purpose
MISSION BUSINESS. will devote their eutire time
and attention to Collecting Claims, Renting ont
Houses Hiring ont Negroes and to the sale Of he
Tobacco Corn. Flour, Oats, and all other kinds of
produce entrusted t. their care.
liberal share of the patronage Of their friends
and the public ismost II soectfuily solicited.
rs Office at 1.-THE old stand of Hill Il Rawlings,
corner of Main Snd nth streets
RICHMOND. Dec. 18th, loJ7. de l7-d&cwIm
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WIN. IRA SMITHS
W FASHIONABLE VELVET VESTS.
WM. IRA SMITHS
FASHIONABLE RAGLANs.
WM. IRA SMITHS
FASHIONABLE SHIRTS
wNIRA SMITHS
FASHIONABLE CHILDREN CLOTHING
s1OO,O0O!
IN tine fashionable Clothing, OF all kinds. can be bad
AiZ WM IRA SMITH.
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NOTICE.-The subscribers are anxious
IN 70 engage the Shooting of HORSES and
MULES for the present year. and are prepared to
make to order any description OF SPRING wa,
WAGONS and IiANDCARTS, which we will
warrant Also, ali kinds of WAGONS and CAR
RIAGES REARED. and general BL ACk SMITH
iNG done with dispatch and on reasonable terms.
JOHN DOES BRO,
Franklin street, opposite
ia I2-dlm* McAdam's Soap Factory.
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCE.

~ RIEs.-I am retailing crop New Orleans
Sugar ut and cents per pound; Crushed Sugar
/ l2is cents per pound best Gunpowder L, a 81 per
pound; New Orleans Molasses al cents per gallon
Also receiving fresh supply of refined Lard; Noun
| tain and Goshen Bntter; Family Flour Roe lIerrfngs
and No. Mackerel which will sell low for cash.
JAMES SIcEWEN
ia Strast nnpna;ta Na,r MnrL.
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ERESH GOSHEN BUTTER,
Il BUCKWIIEAT .
Family FLOUR
Family BACON
No Dried BEEF
Old Java COFFEE
Crushed and COFFEE SUGARS, -
For sale by CPW WORD
ia Aft 18th nd Main

T'HE SUBSCRIBERha has opened WOOD
y YARD and COOPER SHOP at the Old Dominion
Stave Factory Byrd and 9th streets, where he will
he glad ~ furnish his friends aud the public with
good OAK or PINE WOOD at the market prices. |
also want to purchase Timber and Hoop Poles for
flour barrels. have good DRAY for sale
II. O.G GARY.
Any person having claims against Robertson &
settled Ia l3-lm*
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ITO BUILDERS.-We will dispose of
Il the SHELVING in our store, No. L. Pearl street
very low, it being useless in our business.
Ia l3-lm MITCHELL, JOPLIN Il co.
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nth street, between Main and Bank.

RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1858.
a CARD Having known Mr.. Busch for a numbsr
~ years rs a thoroughly instructed Musician and
likewise AS highlyexperienced Teacher of the ri.
ano, take great pleasure IN recommending him
TO those who may desire his services
5. THALBERG.
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CARPETS. % pieces low price Cotton
" aud Wool Carpeting. very cheap g e' SnYT
yignment AhE-> NSA~-
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mr. PR1xcIrS CIGARs! PRINCIPE {

EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.--Just received
~ - a, these really fine CIGARS, 20 which we
IA The attention of those who prefer first rate old
f,sbt,!l grinera. - ,, -
aq,ts corner sth and broad sta
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MUSJCAL.-v. BUSCH, of Copenha.
AVA gen. Teacher of
Piano and Melodeoll S2j per ouarter
SOLO Singing. on Bassinis system 70 ~
Harmony and 0rchestration..35
w. iassaS formed In Chorus Singing, sacred and
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DING. The SHOT TOWER

~ HOUSE. on Grace, between sth and 9th streets.
second door from St Panl's Church. having been
taken by Mrs. BASS, Boarding House, il now
IA ll-lmf
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
A. The partnership heretofore existing between
HILL Il RAWLINGS In this day dissolved, by mu-
tnal consent. The business of the concern Will be
closed by E. g. Rawlings.
RICHARD Hill, Jr.,
RAWLINGS
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Trustee for Joseph Myers, and as Trustee for the
said Joseph Myers, Trustee for Mary Lovenstein.
ia Set
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ROARDING-Thre rooms on one floor,
- can be had by the month or year. on the usual
Miss BROWN son It'll stree,
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.- THE undersigned
" have this day formed a CO-partnership under the
style and firm of HILL N0RFLEET, for the pur-
pose of CT nducting aGENEKAL COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS in this city, and will be
pleased to their friends and acquaintance in
any branch of their business.
Office, Shockoe Slip, Richmond. Va, JAM LIST, 1858.
VIM. L. HILL,
Formerly Of Caswell n. G,
N. 81. NORFLkET,
ia Sim Formerly of Caswel, NC.
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NOTICE-Thes undersigned has open
~ ed Cigar Snuff and Tobacco Store on Broad,
between Sh and 9th streets where he intends keeping
a general assortment of fine old HAVANA, PkIN-
CtPE and AMERICAN CIGARS, TOBACCO,
SNUFF PIPES, and al other articles usually kept
in the line. Having had long experience in the
business in this city, iatter myself can sell on
as reasonable terms as they can be bought ia any
other place 1 therefore solicit liberal patronage
from my friends and the public generally.
j. A. HARRINGTON, Agent for
in lo-1t% A HfIIAkD.
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THE business of SAMUEL AYRES will
l. hereafter be conducted in the name e SAMUEL
AYRES SON, E. W. Ayres having this day been
admitted rs a partner. SAM UEL AlRES.
RICHMOND. Jan. lsf. lSlS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-19

To the honorable Court of County Commissioner,
= n.l..H E.u,fx

To the honorable Court III County Commissioner,
Coz Oxford County.
II lie inhabitants ofthe toWn Of Lowell IN said
i Count,, by NaiAsa Charles, their agsat spe.
eiaIy chosen iof this purpose, respectfully icpfs'
sent. that the Rad a. ms heated Nv ycsr hoSor'
.lls ha.fd. lcsding iron ilann,lal n. ks-eiand''
IN S~c,lea. b, the house Of Eb'r llslc IA Lowell
ani 10 The end u the rad near the brook nofthef'
I, Of the house of said Hale shoald H. altogether
sscoaiinucd Or alterations and ac~ loca,'eu- made
therein.
Said Inhabitants therefore, ~ their said agent
rray 700 a. rNamiuc aid ahovcaaHnsd road, ADD
discouiinuc the sane whalb, 90 IN part, % uiaks
su,h alterations and pes l,cat'oa. 'herria n Oh,
vuLiic convenience and neCcssiiy may require snd
- shatl SEEN cXr~licnt 20 yoa; and further that
,oa examine and lugsts a fuad, Il o. Nou q may
apusar TIA, he pablo good, con'eaience ~ D.
cs..ii, nav tcquife u, leading IN the most pre,r
cable course iiom some point On the ruad leading
fom James EvsA's ia Swe,isn 10 Hannibal H.
knrchnd's aai frum ihcncc nonhefly thruugh
poit,ons IL Swedcn, Lowell and Waterford iu a
point IN the road near the dwelling honse u An.
dfcw Psttefson in aid Waterford, such pnT'
lions II the same a. the public convenience and
n~crss,t, NAV rrgaire. AMI mike On al Of satd
ruutss na,-cd. such usw hcations, slterstions and
disruHtinusures e.. a. zoe, oR examination, shall
appear the hest ior The puhlic goo.i.
NATHAN CHARLES. Agrnt for The
town of l.oyell, iof this purpose chosen,
lowell. October, isiS
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS BENJAMIN Freeman. Of Bethel. in
w the Couaiy OF oNia'd. by his deed of mort
gage, dated February thirteen,h, A. u. 1854. con-
,eyeJ To Gillian Chapman of said Bethel, oer-
Iaa arusl &c real estate, situated on Bethel Hill.
% called. IN said Bethel. and which was then IN
The occupation 4 said Freeman, AMI which
promises az, bounded az lollows. via we.twardly
by The county rad heading from Bethel I'LL In The
iefrvi uo'ihcrly by land owned by Nose. Ps,,ee
and southsrly ~ the Couaiy rosd leading tom
said Belhsl lin TO the Atlauiic asd ~. Lawrence
Railroad depot. containing ope-siNieenih part oi
an acre ,nore % les, and which deed 10 recorded
IN the Registry ofdsc,ls for the Cooniy Of oilnrd,
b,ok 90 page 800; the same icing security lof the
paYmsut q certain suHs II moesy ~ VIII arpear
l., reference TO the sane; aud which mortgage
has hcea ,lil, Assigned tn Charlss Dhke OF Fort
land in the County II Culnbcfland-sald assign.
msnl !. recorded 10 The Rrgis,y o, Deeds foe sad
County Of ONiofi, BOX ll5, pages 92 and So5,
and rclefcnts thereto may H. had.
Nos, thsrsf,re, I. the said Charles bake. here
Is give this public notice Of my claim TO said par,
crl ofrral estate. b, VHIue Of sa,d mortgage. aud
the assignment thereof aud that the coalitions Of
saiI mortgage deed have brea sni still remain
broken. by reason ~hercof claim io'eclo'ure
uC aid mortgage and give this public no,'oe there
,r. .rcordirg TO the provisions II the statute IA
,urh casc mad, snd pro,iled.
Pouhnd, Nov l0,h, lsas.
AZ CHARLES BLAKE.
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ONToEB. Y.-At the term Of the Court q County
Cuuiu,issi0n-rs. holicu Al Pans, Ia and 90 the
County % Oxford, uu the siNtsenih ia, ui No
vcuhrr, by alinurnmen, from The September
term, \. u. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing petition, Satisfactory ~''.
deuce having been received that the petitioners are
rcsponshe and thu, ingniry iuto the merits ul their
Application - eNpsdisni. e u Ordered that the
CauIty Commissioners NET al Chambers hotel
o. Hsihsl, GA Wednesday, the twepty.secont day
II D,crnt.r r,Nt al On. o'ciock, 4 VI, and theScr
psprrrd q view the route rueuiiuned On ssid psti.
tisn. Immediately AFTER which visw, heariHg II
the partis. ani witnesses vii H. bad Il some con-
veueui place in the vicinity AMI such other msas-
are taken IN the premises a. the Commissionef.
sh.i jaige pruper. And u - further ordered that
notice II the time place and purpose Il the Coni-
missioner meeting Aforesaid h. given 20 sl pr
sons ana corporations isiefrs'ed, b, cau.'ng at
tested copies of aid petition aad u thu order
ih.rron IN h. served upon the Clerks Il the towns
81 Rsthsl and Nc~r, and also posted ~ On thre
ruiiiic pacrs IN each of.aid town, and publ,'hed ;
weeks succrssi,el, ~ the ONiord Democrat. news
rar.r printe, Al Paris, "a saii County u ONiord,
In 6r.t II said publications and each otihe other
n.ticss, o. D. made, served and posted ateast 30
d. leorr SAID time 81 tnecting. 20 the end that al
I.erso-. and corporations may thea and there APP
t..af and shcW cause u aRy they have, why the
prNer 81 said petitioner shoud No, h. grated.
Afs,is ALNAH BLACK, Ciak.
A true COW Of ssid Petiiion and Ordcr OF Court.
An,.i, ALvAI BLACK. Ciuk.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHiN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
nR IIEEf


TnE GREAT ENGLISH RrNEpY foR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con.
sumption
Cure OF Inflammation of the Lungs, Bad
Cough, Pain la the Side, &c.
LowrLL. Oct u. 1876
To Dr. ID. y. Bradleei sir--At tie rsqsss' Of
,o., friend. Mr. Jones, I send yvs q statement of
nv case, and the bsaski have received from the
usaga,,an Bsi.sm. I have b-ep all my w. EN-.
pl,,ed IN Gotten mills. For eight YEARS, ] vas
employed .. .,fipper, in the oariing room. The
gtest change. tom heat 90 cold which rxpef'en-
cod. together with the dust and lmpafiiy oi The
air. bfoaght = dtbcaliy IN NV chest and luhE,'
81 very serious aad Distressing character. Ny
chest seemed 90 b. siued full Of phsgm, and ire
aueoily came near 'saacaiing me. had q severe
pain in my side; NV breathing became hard and
dhirult; and could hardly speak louder than q
whisper. I also lost nv sppe,ils. shk became We
m wesk ani feeble. Thi. VAS sboat year spi
hall ago. from that tine 10 thu, have done
M No, / aad have heen 'inkiag very fast ! have
,akea much medicine. bat tn no purpose. The on-
IN th,sg that reli.,el me vas tobacco. have not
on, chew.d bat actually eaten, large quantities Of
tobacco, and when nearly eboksd 18th phlegm, ]
have swallowed enough Of the jsies " MI any
nan in health. The relief which gsin-s, how
s,sr, vas oab ,hoft. until trck the hvnssrsH
Bal.an, and the ehsnge IN m, condition " SOW
wonderful to bshold. The phegm has hess essf-
81 irom my chest. the pain 10 MY side ;. gore' ny
appetite has rets'ned. and feel Ike ne~ man:
I am still. however, rather thin and feeble. snd
,h1Il continue o. take the Bsisam until am COM
ple,.lt restored. Yours truly,
EDWARD TURNER.
Sole Proprietor, Dawn y. BHapLEr, Water
town, Mass, 90 whom all orders shoaid be ad-
dressed. Sold by Dr'gsi.,s AMI dealer' ~ med'-
eias In ever, iowa IN the Ualsd State. AMI Brit.
i.h fro'nses. imT
W A. RUST, Agsa,. souih Paris.
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Sheriff Sale.

ONroKp, u.-Nu,rmhcr IS, ls5s.
rt,NKEN on execution and nnlr-s previously ".
decmed will h. sold to the Highest b,dd'r.
n, uubhc .nct,sn, on saturday the ?S,h day II
December next. a, one O'clock, 7. W., at the
Poet office in Rslhs. IN aid Co., sh the tight IN
squiy Which LINES NJ. rote has TO redeem the
ibiawin. de.ctihsd real estate, 10 Wit the same
described IN mortgage deed thereof irom the said
Jsuss ". Poie TO J,hn wiamsoa, dated Avg.
22IA. n. lsS6, aad recorded With OSh'ri Rec
ords. look TOE. page 270 70 which decd reference
nav - had fsr a uno,- particular description.
a. O. l.. BLAKE. Dep. Sh'h.
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prirh,nn Market.

THURSDAY, Nov. ~.
,,,,t., 800 beef cattle, l2oosioTcs, 12oO
"a she,t.. AID iOO0 Fat ilogs.
Observation-Disclosures al 81 hTs'
',i;,,s2Sa 6 50; .ccoad qualiy, - co.
Md Do 3 5 -.
workiaE OSea-ST2 70 no.
c,,,.,sl Cslyes-S2O, 81. IS, a'i2.
Sm,ll Starss-Ncarlngs, 80 and ~; years
OIL. Sii aad Fl. 49,, -
sheep AID l.ambs-Sslcs Of small lots %
as s5Oa375
Pat Hogs l.SaSlL
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

Josiah Cragpe, Of Hiram, in the
w Couny Of Oxlotd. State Of Maine, convey
,d To the Subscriber, by his deed of mortgage,
dated April 9Th, 1910, AMI recorded 10 the OK
ford Western District Registry, Vol. n, page il3,
parcel Of land situated IN ssid Hiram, To secure
the payment oi oerlaia note. mentioneI therein.
A more particular description may be had by
reference to said deed. The conditions Of the
as,,enained mortgage having been broken, ]
claim a foreclosure OF the same, Ne by siatule IN
such cases provided. DANIEL PIERCE.
Hiram, Nov. 10. 1858. ~
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Administrator Sale.

DY yiftus Of license ON the Hoe. Jadge Of
I'D Probate Sc the Couny II Oxiord, l shall
eel az pahl'c suctoo, uuie-. previously disposed
n az private SAX. "a nv Fe-ideace 81 Sumner, on
"Wednesday, The 22I DAY Of Decsmher, lsjs, AZ
oas o'cLck. L. VI, ~ much Of the real estate
whereof Rel-ccs Head, late u Sumner. IN the
Couniy Of Oxford, died seiEsd and possessed as
win prodscc the sun q iour hundred dollars.
said estate consists ola hrn. siiuss,d w Hart.
ford. confirming abou niusty acre. u hnd. with
buildiags thefeoa. HIRAM HEALD, Adm'r.
Sumnsr, Nov. 10, ISIS -
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NnTIl

NOTICE D. heryh, gives that the rartasrsh'r
y htely eNisiipg hctwr~n the suhsrtit~fs un'
Dc she 6rm Il M,aihrop Stsveu. \ Co., . thi.
dsy dissolved, ~ mutusl cansent. AT iadeh'e'i
o. aid frn are requested % make 'Hu'edt'i. paw
meut o. Winthrop Sicvens, Who ~th settle The AZ
6ifs u the compaav AID continue the hu.tness a.
thr "a .t,nL. WIN rWROP STEVENS,
JAMES ". PURINroN.
steep Fans. Nor~s,. November IS, ISIS.