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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-01
VOLUME X, NO. 13.

The Washington correspondent of tho
Baltimore Imericdh, says IN comment upon
tho latO slavery debate Ui DcmOcratic Sena.
tors:--rho Importance OF tho discussions
cannot woll DO uyor.estlmatod, aud notwith-
stancing tho facility with winch tho Democ.
racy have ignored lormcr differences aud
come together under CIRCUMSTANCES of vio-
lont antagonsm, yot thoro is in this qnes-
ton aud tho men engaged in it, aud tho un.
Disclosed motives Of personal rivalry, causes
OF schlsm, which cannot bo rCcouciuG gu
tIrcIy. Tho brcach Is too wido to bu bridgud
10y any temporary platform, and presents
indications point to a split at Charleston. or
third candidate such as Mr.. Van Bureu
was nlSis. 1t tho Opposition exhibits only
ordinary sense, they may walk over the
course IN 1860.
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ChiIls and Fever. Chiils aud Fever.,

One of the greatest remedies that has ever been
laid before the public, for Fever and Ague, and
which have received the highest enconiums from
the press and the people is DR. J, HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS. Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible disease,
when it can be so easily curedl Who would en-
dure sleepless nights, burning ievers and icy chls
alternately when remedy can be Obtained for a
mere rife And yet how many families linger
out painful existence under this deadly blight,
and do nothing but gulp down quinine, until it be-
comes as common as their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate TO procure these valuable
Bitters, and save themselves intense agony.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
01'- See advertisement in another colum.
March 25, 1859, 4So.4w
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The Havana papers state that tho British
war Steamer Jasscur wrecked en- route
IRON Jamaica to Nicaragua, struck on the
Rlo Condar reefs on tho 10Th ut Fobuary,
aud went down SO suddenly that nothing was
sa'od from her excepting tho CROW, who
were ten days without TODD and oight with
out water. The captain, four officers, and
10 mon arc at Santa Cruz. The Capt. Con.
rral OF Cuba dispatched government
steamer to taku those men back 10 Jamaica
aud Quo to search Tor the missing boat con-
tanning thirty men.
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DIED, in Lewisburg, Pa. on the 5th inst,
Mrs. Ann Mary Chamberlin, roIict OF
Col WIN. Chambcrlln, in her ninetieth
year. This lady was born in new New
York, and distinctly remembered tho dark
days OF the revolution. Among her nearest
ncighbors were the family of Washington
Irving, aud she often carried the child now
the author of tho "Skotch Book" in her
arms. Hor maiden nan'c was Kmble In
1874 she married Col. WIN. Chamberlin, of
Buffalo Valley, Pa. bong his fourth vito
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ACCIDENT AT THE HOWARD ATHENEUM.-
Saturday afternoon, rs tho performances at
the Howard A,heneum had terminated and
tho audience were leaving the house. tall.
large lady, of unusually heavy weight, fell
from the box lobby TO the 5ottOm,a distance
of some fourteen feet. head foremost, strik-
ing upon her face and head. She uttered a
scream, followed by means, and it was fear
cd the accident might prove of tho saddost
nature, but such, We arc glad to state, did
not provo to be the case. In tho panic
caused by the fall, a daughter of the lady,
by singular coincidence, also fell. aud upon
the body OF her mother, but without expo.
rencng any but trif1ing injury. Tho fright
and sutferings of the lady we're entirely for
gotten in her anxiety after those of her
daughter IL was narrow escape for both
partios. boston Alias, 2lsL
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MAKES A CONFESSION A lettor from
Apalachicola says one OF tho bark f.. A.
Rawlings, has made confession. in which
he details the particulars of the fitting out
OF tho vessel aud gives brief account OF
her trip to Havana. He says tho reason
why tho vessel did not 20 on hor voyage to
Havana was on account of u dispute which
arosJ between the ciptalns--they hayug
two on boari-an American aud SpanIard,
Que OF whom he says Was murdered and the
vessel taken into ST. Joseuhs
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MEDICAL NOTICE.---Havinp close,

MEDICAL Notwithstanding Closed
my connection in the Drug Business with Mr.
Cook ! am now ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice of Medicine and Surgery. have
again resumed my connection with DR.. MIXER,
and will be found at the Office formerly occupied
By u.s. or at my House, when not out on Profess
sonal Business. -
HAMILTON.
Chardon, Jan. 7, 1859. 469.tf
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LEGAL.
ATTACHMENTS,

D. y. Johnson, Plaintiff ! Before D. q. Ludd. J.
w P,oiCurdon Town.
w r johnson, Didls. slip, Geauga Co. O
nN the 2ist of Mnrch, ID. Is5D. said
~ Justice issued an Order OF Attachment in
the above Action for the sum oi s3l.AU. and .a,l
Action s continued for Trial to the 7th dny Of
May, at One o'clock PM
- b. JOHNSON plaintiff.
Claridon, April ], 1859 4sl.3w'
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What tie Press Say.

=. "Costar's' EA'ermina'oors are invaluable RENE.
WIN Mi cnnf e,cc We ro.nn,n'onI V' =
D,G W. Ua,,,'Cs. '''u '''e'i ~ l.
STAR rSs,nojies f,r oil I,,,o,i, ,.,,, u,,,L
no Rots Ro,rhas Rsds p,I,s a., postS' SuC
orn ;nyounhls ,v, e,n sneaG r, ,,,oi I ~,
ledrs ot ,neir ,nrrits Drnggisis nnJ baaiors
shnnId sard tbeir oriors sorI, 97s tI,, ,,n,,Ij ~
- trada in them N Y L,n,,aj '''' "'U'u ''.N'
shall write something about vour Er,or,,i,,o
tors ne cnn do so ,yi,b nr,'nriei, STh,
selling RAPIDLY here and destroynT iii vrrn;,n = y
Fo R,au,r Eavette Mo '"s "''
"nr,Tu rn ar vrp,uu,
Di'A II ~ ALL NEhAiN''
AS SPRING approaches
ANTS and RoAcHEs,
From their holes come out,
Ana MICE and RATS
In spite ot Cats,
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MUSICAL.--The Gcauga Co. Musical
ASSOCIATION will meet in MUNSON, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day of April, at TEN O'Clock
\ NJ. By order,
NJ. l.. MAYNARD, rec'y.
Hambden, April /, 1859. 4sl.2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Millinery and Dress Making.
MISS L. A. KNAPP,

MOULD infOrm the Public, that she
w hus Just OPENED a NEW MILLINERY
aud DRESS. MAKING ESTABLISHMENT in
the House recently occupied by the Widow Hnyt,
corner OF Water street and Public SQUARE, Char.
don, Ohio. Having had considerable experience
in her business, she hopes to give good satisfaction
to all who may favor her with their patronage
All kinds of Bonnets, Caps and Head. Dresses
kept constantly on hand.
Particular attention paid to Doing Over Bon
nets ct all kinds
Chardon, April |, 1879. 4sl -3m'
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SiiEIsIEEs sAHr-

DN VIRTUE OF TWU EXECUTIONS
- issued from The Court oi Common rI,us of
Geauga County, Ohio, wherein Patch ana Allison
are fialuuiis, aud a. W White Defendant tn me
directed and delivered, !. by my deputy 90 C..
DougIassl, nave levrd upon and shall expose to
sale at Punla Ecndue, at the Court House, in
Chardon, in said County. on the
FOHnh dHY Df .lyyW H. u. 1859,
between the hours Of Ten O'Clock A VI and -Four
o'clock PM. OF said day, the following described
REAL ESTATE, to wii--.
One piece known as Village Lot No 10. in Great
Lot No l9. in the Township OF Parkman, in
said County, and Is bounded rs follows. 10 vii
On tine north by street lcaIiu. IN a westerly
direction past the Methodist Meeting House on
the west by an alley running between Lot II
aud Lots ~ and - on the south by lot Il aud
on the east 10y the roads leauug from IarkInau
Village to the Centre of Pnrkm,n. and il two
chains and nifty nine links long and eighty two
links wide in front and contains about Thirty.
-Four Rods OF Land be the same more or less
-ALSp.
Village Lots Nos H. - ~ and so in Lot a. in
ParkmaG, bounded as follows On the north
by the road running east and west past the
house owned by Henry Pi,nor and the the house
Owned and occupied 10y Whitehead Ho,s,rad, to
the old County Road ;on the west 10y Village lo,
No. 81 on the south by an alley running he
tween Lots II, 7S, T9 and 80, and Lots No. %.
% and 81; and on the east by an alley running
north and south past said Lots, anC suppnsed to
contain One Acre and One-Third Of an Acre Of
Land mU1e or less.
Said piece OF Land first above described, 10 wit .
Lot No. 10, appraised al $3.50 said asst above de-.
scrbed piece oilaud being Lots Nos II, IS, 7g
and so. appraised at 81 600
TLRMS uF SALE Cash on day of Sale
ELIJAH &. WHITE, Sheriff
SHERIFFs OFFICE, GFAUGA Co.,
March 4Ih, 1859. 477-5w
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GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
H9EsnAN Tr, Montgomery Co, Pa,

iiahohAm ~ hoNlBOWGfy 20, Ia,
March l7th, 1853
On. G NJ. JACKSON DEAR SR,--As1 consider
your lloohlnds German Bittcrs an invaluable
medicine, having witnessed their great curative
properties in several instances in my own family
deem It II duty owe to my friends aud the pub.
lie to inform them Of this manner.
My son was long time afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and debility Of the SYSTEM for " hich
lie had the services ol several physicians without
avail. Finally, procured a bottle Of the Btters,
and through their use ho was entirely restored to
health. My daughter some time fter exhibiting
symptoms Of the same disease we again resortcd
to the BiIcrs. would state, by the way, that she
had Tor long time been suffering from from
Neuralgia, aud her breath was very offensive she
also became so extremely weak. that shs " us un.
able to leave her bed After commencing the use
of the Biuers, she improved rapidly, and in one
week was able to pay a visit to her friends at
Chestnut Hill, aud soon became entirely restored
to health My wife also uses the Bttors, and
thinks there is no medicine like them When.
cvor she feels weak or nervous, or her stomach
appears out Of order, she takes one or two doses
which Immediately restores her.
Hoping this may prove OF service to my friends
am yours respectfully,
CHARLES 5. RORER.
Ask for HooaIad's Gsrm1a Biuers, and take
nothing else. They are prepared by DR. c. NJ
Jackson, 4lS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and
are sold by Druggists aud Storekeepers in every
town and village in the United States, Canadns
Wes, Indies and South America, ut Is cents pei
bottle. 4si.2w
IMPORTANT TO FEIALES..- .-DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CoENELu.
l.. CHELsEMAN, NJ. D., New York Cily.-1he com
bIna1ion Of ingredients III these Pills are the re-
suit OF long and extensive practice They ar,
mild IN their operation, and certain in correcting
al irregularities Painful Menstruations, rcmovin.
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side ptation Of the heart
. disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption o
naluie.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. La
dies who have been disappointed in the use o
other Pills can place the utmost conildnce in DR.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent tc
do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy. as
u mis- carriage would certainly result therefrom.
/ Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any.
thing injurious to lite or health Explicit direc.
tons, which should be read accompany each box.
Price ST. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Uniled States
II. b. HUTClIlNS,
! GENERAL AGENT FOR The UNITED STATES,
l6i Chanbers.St., New York
| Iowhom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Chardon, and VIM Fisk
Cleveland 472yl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ELDER DAVID ECIIER VIII
Preach at the Baptist House, in this Village, next
Lords Day, April 3rd at Hall-Past Ten AN
and One ? VI. 4Sl-lw
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SMALL FRUITS.

n
IlANlNG PAID SPECIAL ATTEN-
J uun 10 the Cultivation ui Smal, lruIta. and
spared no pains or expense TO procure everything
to furnish, in large or small quantities, on reason.
able terms, the following varieties, -
BLACKBERRlES
NEW ROCHELLE, DR. LlwTpN.
$4,000 strong aud vigorous plants fthis supe,io,
variety at the following reduced pricesi-
100 Plants....S 900 ~ Plunts.... S4OO
40 do 80. 6,uO 10 do. ...... 200
80 do. .... 500 do. ... o.. 90
Circulars, giving Information as to management
ol plants and general cultivation will he forward
cd to all purchasers
DORCHESTER.
very long, beautiful, sweet berry, and abund.
ant bearer. Highly esteemed.
NEwNAN'S TuDESLrSs.
Prlzed on account OF its comparative freedom
from ulorns and lts abundant yield OF fruit, tho
not So large the first two varieties Prices same
RASPBERRIES.
BrincIes Orange, - per doz FastolF, Rivers
Large tTuiIed Monthly. knevUu's Giant Hudson
River Antwerp, Red Antwerp and Yellow Ant.
werp, at 81 per doz and 50 per 100 plants.
RAWBERRlES
More than One Hundred Varieties, embracing
nearly all the Foreign and Native kinds, both old
and new worthy of cultivation
900 PenbOdN's Seeding, at 80 cents per
doz.. So per lOO-SlO per 1000.
Great care has been taken to procure and pre-
serve these varieties, tue to name aud they are
WARRANTED CORRECT
Catalogues sent on application enclosing slamp
Address, J. KNOX,
Box AIS, Pittsburgh, Pa
March Is, 1859. 47g.iw
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The Grand Jury of Baltimore have re-.
ported that large portion of the crime in
that city is directly attributable to the said
OF drugged and poisoned liquors. They
recommend that If tho traffic can not bo
entlrely suppressed, that it be placed under
,ne control OF inspectors, who shall anna.
Iyle the lquor sofa. '""
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The HANCOCK House.. The Legisla-
ture OF Massachusetts has refused TO pur-
chase the old Hancock House for a
Gubernatorial Mansion. The Boston
Courier says; There are some who have
very grave doubts about assigning this
mansion Tor a Gubernatoral residence, or
whether it is consisten. with republican
simplicity, thnt the Governor should have
State m snsion, at ALL But we should
have voted for the purchase, if in the
Legislature, upon the general ground of
patriotic sentiment and association the
peculiar interest attaching to this particu-
lar house-its venerable and unique char
scter tending especially to recall honor
able memories f; the fact that il has a rrpu.
Istion wide as the country, and that all
strangers visit it with interest; that BY
the accident Of circumstances it is now
for sale at reasonable price; that this
opportunity is unlikely TO occur in the ru-
ture that as an investment it would be
no waste of money, the establishment be.
ing likely to be always worth the price
Cemlnded now.
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NIAItIiIInII-


In this village, at Chase's Hotel, on the 2stb
ulL, by the Rev. r. Norton, Mr. LAWRENCE, i,
HOfF, OF Burton, to Mrs ANN ELIZA SMITH,
OF Chardon.
On the 24th uIt, by the Rev, p d Horton. at
residence OF the brides father in Nelson, Mr.
EDWARD n; OSBORN, OF Chardon, to Miss
CYRENA BANCROFT, of the former place.
~~NN~N-N~NINSN~N~NN ~NN-N.N-NN.N-N.o0oooo
DIED.
In Trumbull, Ashtabula Co., o. on the 18th of
December, 1888, MARY JANE DEMING, vile
OF Emerson Deming, aged % years
In Claridon, on the 3rd ult , 4 ABlJAH CARYL
in the SSth year Of his age,
Death claimed bent form, decriped with years,
For Time had stole by like a quvering dream
And soul was released from auguishing fears,
To glide gently down eterniy's stream
The dark grave embraced that veteran form,
Where all flesh must crumbe and mouldor to
dust;
But the soul will drink Of eternitys charm,
When Death has called home the noble and Just.
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Drych ar GmyHeqpicf,
Welsh Newspaper Office, l3 Nassau ST,

]
April II, 1853.
! Prof o, ]. WooD: DEAR S.R,-Some month or
six weeks ago | received IL borle OF your uolr
Restorative and gave it my wife who concluded
| 10 try II on her hair little thinking at the tIms
that 1t would restore Tie gray hair 10 It's original
color, but 10 her as we'll as my surprise after Il
| ew weeks trial il has performed that wonderful
effect by turning all the gray hairs 10 dark brown
at the same time Jeuu,liyIng aud thickcning the
mar. strongly recommend the above Reslura.
/ tive 10 all persons in want OF such a.change of
their hair CHARLES CARDEW.
NEW YORK, July 25, lr57.
frot. q. J. NooD.-Wlth confidence do re-
commend your Hair Restorative, as being the
most eiiIcaclous article ever saw Since using
your Hair Restorative my hair and whiskers
which we're almost white have gradually gIoys,I
dark aud | now feel confident that a lew more
applications VIII restore them to their natural
color 1t also has relieved me OF all dandruti and
unpleasant itching SO common among persons
who pcrsplre freely J. klLBY.
Prot WooD,-About two years ago my hair
commenced failing of and turning gray | was
las. becoming bald, and had lrled many remedies
TO no effect J commenced using your Restora-
tive IN January last iew applications fastened
my hlir firmly. 1t began to I'LL up. grow out and
turned back To ms former color (blaCkl, Al this
ume it is fully restored to it, original color health
and appearance, and cheeTlully recommend ils
use 10 all, j. D. HOES
Chicago, H. May !, 1857.
The Restorative ls put up in bottles Of sizes.
VIZ large, medium and small the sElaIl holds
h'lt pint, and retalIs tor one do!lag pr bolte
the medium holds at least twenry per cent. rnoIe
m proportion than the small, Eerass tor Two dol.
lars per bottles the large ho,is quart, 40 per
cent. more IN proportion, and retails ior So
O.J WOOD & co, hopricrur-. 81 l2 Broadway.
New York dn The gres y. Wme Railing Es'
tpblishmfuU, anG ma Market ST. ST. Louis Mo
And Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers
February 4, 1899. 473,Iy
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LITTLE CHILD LOST IN THE MOUNTAIN.
The Gettysburg, (Pa) Compiler gives an
account Of the loss OF liule boy, four
years of age, a son of Mr.. OyIer, of Cum
berand county. He strayed from hume,
and the whole netghborhood started out
on the search, securing the surrounding
mountain through the day, and displaying
lighted torches after night. After two
days and nights, the dead body of the
little fellow was discovered, nearly nine
p:iles from his home. The Compiler
then adds: "The little dog, which had
been the child's playmate, and which had
accompanied him in his long and fatal
journey, was found nestled in the child S
bosom, with his head reclining on his cold
li'eless form. The faithful dog had
lcamPed quite a path around the Iifeless
body of the sleeping innocent, thus be-
traying the affection that i: had for the
youth, and in It's fond caresses had licked
the hair back upon the child's forehead -
From THE GoLD MINES The St. Louis
Democrat has the following special message,
datod Leavenworth, 2Gth -" Mr.. Jeffrios
who went to tho mines last Fall, returned
this morning He reports the piners IN
good health and spirits, aud doing we'll He
says tho prospects at the mines are better
than was expected, and that the miners arc
making from five to eight dollars per dav.
st Joseph papers state that John j. Mer-
rick, formerly publisher of the Elwood (Kan-
sss) Press, started to tho mines with mate
rial to establish tho Cherry Crock Pioneer
Near Ft. Kearney no met with one Braxtun,
and an alteration arising from some old
grudge was killed by him Braxton tho
murderer, was originally of Zanesvllo Ohio.
and was foreman of printing office in which
Morrick worked
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CLEVELAND MARKETS March 90.
Flour Common extra $6,25 choice extrr
S6,37h.
WHEAr-Red ,33 to I,37i white atl,4
CoRN--75c to Soc
OATS 81 cents.
EGGs-l0c TO lOhc per. dozen.
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GAINESVILLE.
NEW BOOK BlNDERY
Ia PaiupSVil9p

'TNHE Subscribers pleased 10 announce
tohl old friends and acquuulunccs in PaInes.
vile and vicinity, that he has again located him.
sell IN Pamcsylle, iot the epurpuse OF carrying on
the uhoye-named business. lie viii be ready to
commence operations the first olueXt week
bcT BlNDERY IN MAReHALL'S NEW
BLOCK, Second Floor. I WHITAKER.
REFEEENCIS -
VIM. L. Perkins, ] Scofeld C. S Bartlett.
Seth Marshall. :. w. Phelps, L. A Porter, 5
Moodey. J. :. Mathews, Dr. ). Rosa, ?. ?. San.
ford, W. {. Chambers, a. / Giilctt, Christopher
Morse I. Brooks, Rev B.Websler, G X RuynoIIs
Mar 2j, 1850 5SO.tf
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FITS FITS! FITs!!!
DR.. Hances' Vegetable Ertruct,
~ PGEoDElC P6EES

For he cure q ttts, SpdSmS. Cramps, and all
Nervous and HStItHtiOhaL discusses
IDERSONS who are abOring under this dis
l tresslng maludy will find DIR. Hauce,s
Vegetable EpIleptic PiIls, to be the only
remedy ever discovered Tor curing Epilepsy or Fai
ling Fits.
These Pills possess specific action on the ner.
vous system; and although they are prepared cs.
peclaliy Tor curing fits, they viii be found OF espo.
cial benefit tor all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros.
trated or shattered from any cause whatever In
ccompaints,o diseases OF long standing su.
perinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial
Price three dollars per box or two boxes for five
dollars. Persons out of the city enclosinga re.
mittance will have the pills sent to them through
the mail, free of postage. For sale by SETH s.
HANCE, No los, Baltimore Street, Baltimore
Md.,to whom orders from all parts of the Union
must be addressed, postpaid. 4J7 ly
GTTO JUSrlCES.-A copy of the late edition
OF Wurrens Criminal Law and Forms, j." very
valuable work for Justices, can be had a the Pub.
lisher's price, by applying at THIS OFFICE
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-MARcu 30.
PoRK-Mess $3.50 to 1900; old mess $l7, 40
to 1880, prime sI2,75.
BEEL Prime mess Sl7 90 to 2l,OO.
HoGs-'Dressed at 81 to s%c
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SUDICRIBTR IN pREPAREn

THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED
| 10 make CDFFINS 10 order, and attend
with. IlEARSE if required. Residence two
miles souIh OF Newbury Center.
JOHN II. OBER-
Newbury, March 18Th, 1859. 479 3ws
CUNMONS.-Just printed, a quantity
- of Justices and COnstables blanks, CON
sisting of Summons, Subp@nas, Executions,
Writs of Attachment, etc. which may bs
fouudat THIS OFFICE.
April 30th. 1883.
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LIST OF LETTERS
- EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Cha
IL o., on April lst, 1889

IL o., on April lst, 1889
Armstrong, Burton Loveland, Dudley
Benton, Royal Lyman, Henry
Bagley, David Marcy, Milton
Bennett, Daniel Mitchell, Henry
Cook, Samuel Morse, Amos
DilIey, lchabod Ownslead, Geo .
Dean, Miss Hannah F. Pope, l.. S & d. l..
Ensign, Miss Emma Price, Mrs AMANDA
tuser, Geo S. Reader, Miss Diadama
Ford, Hon. Seabury care Norman Young
Gaylord Beach Co, Agt. Rouse, Andrew
Hawthorn Jas Robinson, Clarssa NJ =.
Hubert, Edward care of Alf Robinson
Johnson, J B. Rexlord, Joel
lngraham Mrs. Martha Robertson, Mrs. Mary
King, Gaious Sullivan, q. + l..
Loomis, + Hoffman Stone j.
lightning Rod Manuy Winterston, Peter
Lockwood, Miss Ezab. Wisner, Samuel
1cT Persons calling for any OF the above Letters
will please say "Adver,ised,'
4Sl.lw X. X. BOURN, PM.