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In plea of the ra.e. fr iha, the said defend.
ant, At Paris, To Wit at said Auburn, % the thifn.
eth day of November. ~ the year 81 oar Lord
eighteen hundred and loot, --eyrn. by his pronis.
,o,y note 81 that date by him .ignrd. ir value ~
cr,se'l Promised To pay Wtherell 4 Whhney x
Co., former paIInefs, or Their onlrr, the SUN OF
two huaIr-i and seventy .ihree dollars AMI thirty
cent. on demand ~ iih inlei.si, and Afterwards. a.
W.T.. on the same day, the said wilhercil enio's-
eli sad delivered sal, nots tn the pl,inih or order,
b, rea.on aud ~ consideration whereof, the said
defendant became liable aad promised the phia.
,iI 10 pay him the ooaieals Of ssId note. sccori'
ing e. it, Tenor and condition.
Date 81 wit. April 1. 1859. Al dan. $1,000.
J. ]. Perrs. Attorney sc plaintiff.
A irue copy Of o'der OF Court. With abstract OF
the wit. ,,, ~,
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LCANDER JEwETT.

O1roHp, sc-At Cpu't of Probate he'll At
Paris. within sni for the Coaniy Il ONiOfd, On
the third Tuesday 81 Jaly, \. ID. 1859
90 the lor'goin. pstitiDa-
p,dsr,f. That The -aii p-t,iioaer give Da,ce 10
AZ persons Interested D., causing copy Of hs pe.
tiiipn With ihis order ther,on 10 u. pub',shsd
three weeks .ucee..iyrly :, the OSiord Dcw'cSat,
pablo new.p,psr pri1lrd at P"i., ~ sad
Count,. that the, mN APPEAR at Prohilr Court
10 be- held AZ Paris. ~ The third Tuesday Of
A1gn.i next. At niae ~ the clock 10 the orrRoon.
auI .hrw cau:r u lly thrY have Why the same
Ia ..,lt NAT A.. graded
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-12

ONToRD. ..-Na rourt iPsobate held At Par
y. sitnin ,ni pf the rounty of OsioTd. On the
tk'fl rae.dly II Jaly \. ID. 1859.
nSihs p-iit,oa IT LAURA 4. HOPKINS,
" widow 81 Cil,ia II ipNin', late Of Peru, IA
al Coltly. decr,.' !, pr"iny - 40 alhsaaes
oat n the Ier.Jnil estate 81 b = late ha'b'nd;
ORBTRLD. That The .iid petitioner give mo-
ice u ill pcr.pn' ittere''r hv causing copy oi
this orisr 20 b. prhi.he ihrr- weeks .nccessiss-
/, ia the D,losJ D,mp-rli. prnisd a. paU.. HAT
thu, may spp,lr o. Probate Count a. IL held AZ
Paris, IN said C,uay. on the third Ta-.day OF
Angus, next. At nnc oi the clock 10 the f,renaon,
and .hew eau., II any they have, Why the sane
should not b. allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Jais,.
Atrue eopy-Attesti
DAVID Ks.PP. R,gisio.
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Mr. stephen Jonss Of Turner. died aimos,
instantly last Sunday, Of disease OF tie
heart lie had just returned from church.
Age ~ yesrs. lLsw,stou Advocate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-12
FALL TtRM-.-SO. PARIS.

HE FALL TERN IT South Pare Will com.
1 u,suce oa Tuesday, sept. q, ani conI'auo
ecysu week..
lNsrEUCruHss
CHARLES &. ROUNDS, rriaciPal.
Me. kEtss EoUNrs. A..,.tsnt.
BtRNHAEp Gsou, Teacher q Nu''c.
Stpjsnts " 90 hsl q iuurh o. their advantage %
i,in their clas.es Shsu thr, are ilrmei.
TuuoN.-S3 90 -, accurdiHg o. siud'es.
Tho-s attending bot part Of The teun ~'il pay by
he vcsk.
Bs,rd can b. obtained IN good families At rca.
souable ratrs.
Tof farther inf.fmat,on sdIre.. the Principal.
-. PARE. q Agg 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-12
J. n. PIrLstrgR. Cls,k,

TrIIE .ub.cr.ber hereby give. pdbl,c notice that
| he has b,ea du, appointed by the hon1rable
Judte IL Probate Coz the County Of Oxiord. aud
,..u.- the trust of Executor Oi the last will aud
Testament of
DORorHY MANSFIELD late of Fgeburg.
IL ,sii Coua,y, deceased. by giving bod as the
Law directs. Tie therefore requests all persons
who are ndsbled to the estate Of said de 'eased,
10 make inhe ale piynsnGi snlth,se who have
any den,ni. thereon loexhIb,t the saIne to
June %, 1859. EDWARD SHIRLEY "a.
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rlDMAsm.n ROMN. LAE,.
O,ToRp, Y-Ata CouriofProbslr hrld air,r.
h. niihin md fnr the GnnhIA OF ON ford on Ihe

ONToKp, s.-Ata CouriafProbsirhr ld ~ Par
u. sithia and ior the Couhty oi Oxford, onihs
third rie.day of Jnly. \. u. 1879.
nN til p titipp 4 II NNNtH GORDON, ~,d-
Y os ~ RgUEL Y. GnNDos, lIe Of f'sak-
In Phnt,iion ~ .,,i C,lpiy, drr-a.si. p0s,iaS
that hrr dover NV D. h..iyisd 'aI'-, OF g. her
~ t.r late hu.b,t's r..tt-, aul t.FI Con ni'-
.,ou-r. b. appo,tirl 90 m u phpo.",-
JHBTEED. that III siii Petitioner give nolios
TO ~ pr. ~ Interested b, r'u'Inga copy oi ih'
p,iss ~ h.. nubli.h - arse weeks saec.ssiVrly 80
I'll. Oxf.rd pen ,rrat. l-,,ic ne,s -pap-r printed
Il Paris, that the, NJ, arpsa 81 Probate C"'Ht
~ Is- he'll II 4 ,ns ~ .aii Caanty, % the thitd
Tue.t,, of Augu next, a. nine oi The clock ~ the
f,rrngra. and .hes cause ifsiy the, have - hy the
sane .h,ud not d. granted.
THOMAS u. BROWN lodge.
A true copY-atissti
D.vtD KS,PP. R,giIiU.
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Hebron Academy.

THE FALL TERN SiIl c,nusuc- AUGUST
i 29ih. sni nj sept. 5h, a. p-r Cinbgue.
: =. NEAL, 4. VI, rr,a-ip,L
Mo HrtTSJ MoEroN. Pr,c~ptres..
MTLytttt ". CH,sF Teacher 1T Music.
Hp. NCkUstcE. Teacher Il rcnmhn.hip.
TTENs. Cbulu,a Engl.h, - 30
Higher rugl.h ani Language, $50
Ma.ic, extra, 900
penmtnship, rNtrt, ],
C....lI l.,-rd csa b. ubtniuei az rrasoaah- rate.
in families. ali r,uu. b., those w,.hiug o. hoard
thsm-ri,rs JOSEPH BNRROWS, S-c'y
Utbf4H Jul, - h. lSiq
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n.,,nKr,pr. R.r.ir.

T,hs No. Ti,-uH B.s~,, J.ds'ef Probate
cs'ts C,.a', y Osfrl.
HCMBLY represent. LENNDER JEW
III Err. of B-thr ~ said Cpuniy, that he 70
IN IF,u.in aud q iacip,l creditor ~ MisHiLL
JEwETr. late 81 lIsihrl. ~ siid CJun,y. Who
died 90 the .ixiernih dv Of JInnr,, AID. 1859,
iniestate. scitsI Hl pis.esse'i 81 real e-tsis'
good. aal ch1itcl.. ught' anl credits, which
orght 20 ~ adHini.trrsi ,-cprliag O. law.
Wherefore ,uar petitioner puys that adninis.
lr,tou ~ aid estate NAY b. granted 10 hi'n, the
LID Leader J,Sett
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NOTICE OF roarcLosuRe. wA.rr.
July 10, 1853.

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
IN Joseph Qnin', Of b'ownhe'd, IN ,h- Ioan'y
~ oxl,,d ,nd state of ilsias. by hi. deed Of
martgsre, dsiei the 2Sih hay OF Joae. A. ID.
isJs, conve,ed - me q corsin parcel OF Land,
.;,,a,..l 10 Brown6sli sl,r~s,il. teiag lao. tho
sane the .aid q iin, bought Of Jane. n. saith.
A. per d.ei date June IS, 1858. ani containing
eighteen acres. NOR or Lr-s," which deed - re-
c.,ded in 'he Western Oxis.d Registry Of Deeds.
i.,ok II, pag. sf6. 10 whieh reference may be had
h., ,no,e iull description III the premises.
Tn. condition Of saii nortgags having been
.broksn. I hereby elin To io,eclOss the 'a'as
.Rr,e.bly TO the stataies IN such cases made aud
proy,dei. ELI u. BEAN,
Administrator Of the eel. Of Isaac Qsint. d,
Browahsld, July 20. isss. 70
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N"'' e0p'- payIp KNAPP. R.s..tr.
o,ro.p. ,,.-A,a eourtof Probate hsldat Par.

ONToHD, sat- court of Probate heidi Par
i.,v,.hia All l,r the 'ouaty qfOSford, On the
ri ri..diy ~ Jily. 4. ID. 1893.
rII.Es sIIuRrLEfF. siniai.tr'ior on ths
VI estate 81 Calyin " Whhmin. late OF Pin.,
10 aid County, ,Lc~asei, hi1,ag p'e'entei his
area,o, II administration Of the estate of sal De.
esA.ed Gr al ossnori
Osd.,ri, that the .aid administrator give nstios
Ia ali per.,ns iat-rc.tei u, causing eUpy olthss
order Z, h. Published three week. sucee'siycly -
the O,l,rd DemJrrs pr,nied At PM,s, that they
rr., apps-r At Proh,is CouFt To be he'll At Pa
-. 10 said Couaty The third Tuesday ofAdya.t
.,.Nt. 1T nine Oct ck ~ the for,nooa, and .hss
cause. " any they have Why ths sane shOald not
Je allowed.
A true copy-atissti
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DIE D..

u Portland. s,h, NJ. George Samaer, P,laIsr,
agri 81
n Wet Pollard. 5,h. CalGc n. Perkia.. aged
,yars msuths.
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Huh School at East SUNNI r,

High School AZ East SUNNI r.
FALL TERN of High School ~'l oom-
mrurs on Monday. sept. ), a"d continue
el-,,a ~csks, undgr che instiuriiun u
TRETLNND HOWE, Principal,
With stsch assistancr az che wtuts oi the school
ma, drmsni.
Ms. NaEN l.. IloWT. FISCHER of Music.
TUuiuS. Commoa Eusiish, $500
Higher Eagh.h, 80
LAIN and Gtssk, iO1
Mu.ic. with a.e ~ pano,) extra, 500
B.sri tn suuI families = 90 tnd ~ 20.
Books and StiiippsrN furnished hy he fUnci-
paI. A., further Information eau D. hsi Of M'.
D,aisi t. Rabinsun 90 David Sewsll a. E'st
Sumusr. ADD the Ptincipal al West Sumner, Iill
the cumneuc. .uisnt ~ the term.
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Pc, OF Coun, Nv 20 acc
THUEspA1, Aug 10. lSi9

Corrected wsskh Be The ONiofd D.mDcrai by
Manniug : Bro~n, Poril1sf, sua ll"hlsrd
4 Hsmuoui. PITis.
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NJ A r r E D .

a. Co,hsm, iOih inst. Nc. wm. Npgu.tu. Up
too. Il Cfv-rrnt CIV, al, 90 Me- Flea A.,
dsu.hisr II G~irgr U,gh., C-J.. IT Gprhsm.
a. " itua. W. Warrn II ilsh II ". 90 Miss
Eliza Morse ct pN6sA.
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IDS, AMI InrlIFnIlI 'HaFkrfs
GEORGE W. GORDON, Adm.

oxyoRD.ss. Ala Court % Probate held 1t P,-
RI, wiihia add Dr the couaiy Of Oxlord, On the
thinl Tuesday Of July, \ -. 1859.
Ga The foregoing peiiti'n-
OriUsi That the said petitioner give ao,ies to
al psrson. Interested y eaa.i q copy Of her %.
iilipn with ths orlsr th~rson, 20 b. publ,.hed
tire, Ne. l. suoce..ivrly ~ The Oxfgrd Democrat
a nss-pip-r printed Il Pans, in said COaa'y, that
the, may appear a. Probate Court TO H. he'll AZ
Par. on the third Tu-.dsy fAsgu.i srSi, at nine
o'ci ca ia the fof,npon anil shr~ csuie any tb.J
have. y hy the SINE should not he graa'si.
THOMAS ". BROWN, Judge.
4 true eopY-Aussii
D.,,n kx.Rg P,g,.f,,
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, ADMINISTRATIONS SALE. II, ,ir,.e o(

A ILLUSTRATORS SALE. by viriue of
n license from the IIoa. Thoms. ~. brown.
Judge Of Probate Tor the County of Oxford,
shall cell by pablo auoi,Ha, on the premises. AZ
niue Of the clock 10 the FORENOON, on
Friday, the Second day Of september
Next, all the real estate OF which Daniel Chaplin
late 81 Waterford IL said County OF OSf1r !, died
seit-d, Including the reyer.ioo 81 the w'dps's
dover. ior the payment Of the js., debt. Of said
decreased. eharg.s Of administration add incidea-
tai charges. Said real estate consists Of about
one hundred aces aud is situated about two males
from Moth Waterford Village. Term. liberal,
and made known q, ih. time and plsc. Of sale.
J. n. HOBBS, Administrator.
North Waterford, June Is, 1859. %
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Dawn Rs.rr. R,.nr.
Tsh. Ho-. TAo~a, H. Brosz, J.dE, Of Probate
Elr az CeaAiH II OIfefh.

FORGE W. GORDON. administrator OF
VI the estate of RTuEL 4. GoEpOs late 81
Fraaklin Piantaiioa, IN sad Cooa,y, decrease d /.
respectfully reprrsenis' hat the psrspns estate 81
sai decreased 10 not sahirent ~ pa, the jet debts
which be Dwell al the tige of hi. death, By the
sum Of i've hundrsd dallau.
ysor petitioner ihe'-t''r pray' ihs, your honor
void gnI him liosn'e To ~ At P'bl'c Or pfi-
y,is .ile and eoavey m'Th Il the real sstsis OF
said decreased may L. aeoes.lry &c the payment
u ,aid dsb,., and incidental charges.
GEORGE ". GORDON, Adm.
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DIR. J. w. MIGHELS,

ENORMERLY Of uinot and Portland add re.
i ccn,ly of Cineinniii, Oh1, having ia some
measure Discovered foIm the effect. ofthe severe
iajuries he saf-re AZ the latter place. an HAVING
become tired OF ,nictipn, h,ying oonsalted with
several Of his frienis ~ thu. village, inolading
physicians AL others. has come 20 the conclusion
10 rriusn 10 the practice of hi. profession. 80 fsE
a. 10 hold himseli ~ reidine.. O. be consulted IL
all chpaic and other case. that may b, ptesealed
cor hi. eon.i lsraiioa .nd advice, either by the
patients, Independently, or 10 con.ults ION with
their s'icndng physicians. Charge. will he 10
aeronlsnoe With Ihsungr'ofihi place. Oder.
Lf, With ID. =. Noy-., at the Post olfice, will
receive prompt attention.
Norway, July q. 1859. 6w2i
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JOHN LOMBARD, Executor.

OXFORD, ..-at Court 81 Probate held at
Pari.. within add &" the Cl,aiy Of Oxford, oa
the third Tse.dsy Of July. A. ID. 1859.
Ga the foregoing petition,
Of3Usi. That the s,iIpoiiiioner give eoiies 10
al ersea. Interested by csasiags cory 81 ais pc.
iitioa With thi, order ihereoa 10 BE- publ''h'd
ihree weeks ssccess,ely 10 the Osionl Drnoerst
= nsw .raper pr,utsd At Paris ia .sid Coan'p that
they nay appear NJ Probate Court 90 h. hsld at
Pat.. 90 the ihhd Tuesday % A"gus, nssi' at
nine a'elpck 10 the Gfenoon and shrw cause " sny
they have, why the sane shout not b. grated.
THOMAS u. BROWN JsdE,.
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WILLIAM \. LUDDEy L,. Of Peru,

IN aid COoai,, deceased, by giving boad as the
law dirvc'.. lie therefore requests all per.oa'
Who are indebted to the estate 81 SAID deceased TO
make Immediate payment: aud those sh' have
any demands thereon 10 exhibit, the .ame IN
MANDEyllLE-T. LUDDEN'
July 10, 1859.
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'rliE subscriber hereby gi,ss public notice thar
| he ha. been daily appa,aIed by the honerable
lodge Of I'r,laie fpr the Coaniy of ONford, AMI
a.saae.. the uu.i Of administrator, de boais nos.
al ths e.tafe ol
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TSh. Hon: TA'~i, ". B'.sa J.dss Of PrOSai.

To ik Hon. TA'mhs ". B,s~. yudss Of Probate
for fD CSsafy Of OJfo'i.
TOHN LOMBARD, execator Of the last will
81 and testament of SAauEL y. CosH. Late of
Norway IN said Couniy, deceased. respectfully
represents; that the personal estate II 'sid ie-
ceased !. aot Sufficient TO pay the u', deb,s which
be- owed a, the time Of hi. death. aud the lega-
ci-., by the sum " eight hundred dollars.
Yoar petitioner therefore prsys that yoor honor
would graz, him license 10 ell at pubie OF pc-
vs,e sale. add opave, - much 9th real estate
IL siid decea.ed az may h. necessary Tor the pay.
,ss., of ssd d~lt. aad Incidental charges. Said
real estate 10 situated in ssid Norway, and briag
el-yen ,wrriy-ioarih parts ~ common anil uali-
vilri, ofihe f,sn occapie Thy the sail Samuel ..
C''li,, Cyu. C,l,b, add their mother, al the
tins III the drces.e ~ the aid ssmssl.
JDIIN InNnkRD Exscutur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-12

GLASS AND CRoCRCRy WARE;
Catcry; Iliriwsfs; Glass; NAH; Pa'at' aad
OILS. SC, Sc.
lie ,ull ret,in, ~. rcpiuttpn f,f k-epiag y
ehoioe selection 81 W. I. GOODS AID GRO.
CERiESi an,ag Which will h. f'Is ih~ best
bsand. FLOUR; N,h..es; Syrup'; inuag iiy.
.on ADD O,l,ag rs,.; J.'a, l,o AMI Gfouad
Cadr-; Sug,r.; R,,.ia.; Dis,~i'e Sile~iu.;
SPICES; Cau,nu, S,,ls; Salt; lad; P'rkled
lleuiag; fia,i; Canph.nr; Lamp and Nero.
zine uil IN L,nn.; Fish; Pork oi h. "sa SALT
iag. sll kipd. Of r,b,oco ~ the muksti sni .
thousand other auclc.. Mt pH this let, which
each and H. c,IriSilenl will brng al Astonishing.
N luN hgures.
Ever, o,e. wishiag or a't wi.h,nl to Pa-chpse
Il. rc,p~rtiall, inViei 10 call anl eNam'nr the a.
bo,e guoi..
G. W. VERRILL,
Opposite the Elm llou'e.
10 NORWAY VILLAGE. ME-.
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Waterville Academy.

Waterville Academy.
rJ,nE FALL TERN will commence Monday,
i August 30, 1880. and coalinue eleven
weeks.
ISsTHucroRs.
l. :. IlAuBLEN. 4. D., Prineipsi.
SAsUEL H,NHLEN, Assoeiate'
Mo-. :. T.. llaNHLIS, PTccepiress.
ptof l.. LrScH. Teacher 81 Mu.ir
Miss .. l.. ALpES, Dmsiag aud fainiing
TtEss.-laDgogrs, $500; High Eaglish,
sl.5O; Coamsn rsgl,.h, slO0; Music, 'Sita,
$500 10 1000; DH~ing aud Painting, extra,
- % 90 1900
Boa,d IN private f,nilir.. from $500 u 2.j0i
aad roam. csn b. obtained b, all wishing 10 board
themselves.
g., iudhct Information IN regard To the rrgu-
lst,aa. IL The term, appl, TO the principal.
waiet,ile, July, ls59. 70
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TnOMAs %. DROWN. J.df,.

A true eOpy-al,ssti
DAVID Ks.Pr, R,risi,r.
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STATE OF MAINE.

O. q. COOK. CHI.
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o,roRo. ".-,ta rour' olP,oba.e held ''P,r,

4 true copY-atissii
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-03

MANUFACTURE OF Straw BoNNErs-
On Wednesday evening last, Hon. William
r. Staples read an interesting and valuable
paper on this subject, before the Rhode
Island Historical Society. He said -
The straw business begun very early in
Tuscany and some of the States of Italy
Bonnets and hats of this material were i'm
ported ready made into England. Suisse
quently they were made an article of ex-
port to the American colonies, and were
kept for sale in Providence. In the latter
part of the last century, Mrs. Naomi Whip
pie, wife Of Col. John Whipple, who kept
a store at the foot Of Constitution Hill,
North Maine.street. was celebrated for the
taste she displayed in trimming hats, caps
and bonnets. The braiding of straw in
this country was first begun in Providence,
in 1913. by Mrs. Betsey Baker, daughter
Of the late Joel Metcalf, and now residing
in Dedham, Mass. Some idea may be for
med of the extent to which the business
has been carried, BY the fact that in 1855,
according to returns made. :, 326, 900 straw
bounets were manufactured in Massachu-
sets. employing about 5000 females. In
the year ending june so. 1853, raw and
manufactured straw materials to the value
Of sc. 2i6,92S were imported into the Uni
ted States"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-03
ShpriffS Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a writ of execution issued out
- of and under the seal Of the Circuit Court
for the county of Ingham, and State of Michigan,
to me directed and delivered, have levied upon
all the right, title and interest of John Pollock,
John b. Decker, and Myron j. Pollock, in and
to the following described lands aud tenements,
to wit: the west half Of the north west quarter
of section (2s) twenty-eight; also, the east half
of the south east quarter of section (29) twenty
nine also, the east half of the north east quar-
ter OF section (29) twenty nine, in township (S)
three north of rang Il one east, in the county OF
Ingham and State of Michigan, which shall ex-
pose for sale at public vendue, at the front door
of the Court House, in the village of Mason, in
the county of Ingham, and State of Michigan, on
the ninth day of June, A. ID. 1859, at one o.
clock p. ~, OF said day.-Dated, Mason, April
l4th. 1859. E. BAKER, Sheriff.
cnSUS
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subject known in the eatslogus % human ls = vsss
real. or other diseases Of the genital orFAn
Midwifery, Nisoanaige, ImFotsnos and barsnsC -.
which their importAnoe dsmands-it being In ~ go
plets aud practical work the Physiological hycsnS
the male and female sys,em and VII b. mailed Y -
price of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, or Eve copies s'f -
dollar. "a
AGENTS WANTED in every STATE. county, cty nd NJ
age in the United States and Canada -
DR.. REYNOLDS continues 70 dispense bic invalseS
remedies to those afflicted With Secret Dseasss Win ~
success attendant upon thirty yeap OF personN
treatment half cured. He always gives the bsst cfe
faction. GonorrheeA Gleet Syptalie, Structure, Sey
Of The henses in females, &c, successfully uss1se
CONTRACTED that soul-subduns nisdproststns. bo1y a.
s'roying vice, should apply 70 Dr. kEYsoLDs ''''''
lag.
DR.. REYNOLDS eornrnends an early agpHeaocn ssc :.
out any vanity or aspiration, deeidsdy ssfse ~ -
case within the each ofDortd aid shall ever sssV -
without cure or sateArtion given
Beware OF empire. and i.iper.nt sefstyed pscessso
~ho ArrEsrr cures, bat never succeed Dr. ne q J.
ly responsible Physician in this city Who oeses. -
private n.tnre rThe afflicted would DO veil % 49,
some enquiries tefore consulting those advsfsss -
iii. city. Or. Re practice extends through every 80"
10 the Union and the British Pfovincea
EB.-Dr Reynolds i. sole Agent for Dr. 'senos ~ !,
male Monthly Pill. Among the many thouond osss =
these Pills annually scld, not one compAnt ~ $3.50
made against them. Ladies in Q certain gtoeuce ss -
not them; the particulars Of which vu Be- sSsDS
the directions accompanying each box Pnee ~. -
b. mai! 70 any part Of the world Beware Of CoonN
They not on ale At any other pAce. s<
Letters Describing age, sympsoms- ooSspe, -
properly attended 70, and medicines securely seeee "
oh~srvston, sent TO al parts Of the vono
No letter. will he answered unless ne! e'''''"
An eorrrnuuications addressed to Z: ,. ReycSsea
D. No. 10 Exchange Fsce, Rochester, - J., WI
with prompt attention
A "a r.. ~.
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Sheriff Sale.

by virtue of a writ Of execution issued on, ot
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Colrt for
the county of Ingham. to me directed AID driv-
cred, l have levied upon all the right, title ami
interest OF Arnold w. Phillips, in and to the toll
lowing described lands and tenements to wit
the east half of the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter, of section eleven, and ten
acres off the west side OF the south west quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section eleven, town
three north of range two west, in the county of
lngham, containing fifty acres of land, State OF
Michigan, which shall expose for SALE at public
auction or vendue, at the Court House in the
village of Mason, on Saturday, the eleventh day
Of June next, at one o'clock p. N. of said day
EDY BAKER, Sheriff
BY II. II. DUNKS, Deputy.
Dated Lansing, April &c, lSj9 tw2Oy
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From JAMAICA-INsURREcTI OF THE
BLACKS. The Courier DIES Etats UniS
has private correspondence from Kings
ton, Jamaica, dated March %, from which
We take the following:
Encouraged by the acts Of their neigh
bors. the Haytians. our blacks appear also
disposed to attempt revolution. In the
parish of Westmorland has recently been
imposed new tax, to which the negro
population are not willing to submit
Some of the disaffected raised the standard
Of revolt. and entered the little village of
Savannah. where they destroyed some prop
erty. The police having arrested four or
five Of the ringleaders, their partisans, far
from being discouraged. continued their
work of destruction, menacing with fire the
City Hall. if the prisoners were not releas-
ed. Informed Of these facts, Gov Darling
has dispatched against the revolntioners o
body of five hundred men, under the COM
mand of Col White6eld.
"As these troops were marching toward
the place of embarkment. they met long
file Of carts, upon which were perched a
number of blacks, attracted thither by the
sound Of the drums and trumpets These
people blocked up the passage from the sol.
diers. and the Colonel ordered them to re-
tire. His order producing no effect, it was
necessary to unsheath the weapons, and the
sword of Colonel Whitfield, which probably
had not seen the light since the battle Of
Waterloo. fell upon the shoulders Of more
than one of the poor wretches.
"Souloque, who lived near by. beheld
these exploits from his window. Far from
grieving over the strokes under which the
negroes suffered, he contemplated the scene
with evident delight. All" cried he, the
whites at last begin to understand how ne.
groes must be treated sweet words are not
for them they need blows and knocks.
Soulouque evidently adheres to his own
system, and his misfortunes have not yet
cured him of his decisions"