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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

You never lose BY doing good turn.
The booshs tha, bear mos, hang lowest.
The ,ransi, across the English Channel
4. supposed to be the aok iraHaf alluded 10
in the well known Latin quotation.
LII a man lives and dies a mere profess
.Or. il bad been better for him had be lived
and died heather.
Cherish patience as your iavorlts 'ir-
tue. Always keep IL about you. You will
fed use for IL oiIener than for all the rest
Many old ladies assume the gay drv-s
aud manners Of young girls. Nothing o.
them is old except themselves.
He who Is always inquiring what rec
PIE will say will never give them an oPPor-
tunity OF saying anything great about AIM
As no other rcads are ~ rough as those
which have just been mended, 50 no sinners
are - intolercut as those that have just
turned saints.
-Prcnti.s thinks Il no more than night
that men should ssile Time by the fore
lock. for the rude old follow, sooner orlaier,
poll, al their hair out.
When certain persons abuse Us. ie' Us
ask ourselves WhA, description OF character
1, Is they admire We .hall often draw con-
ISOLATION from the result.
lit remarked by DiOuy'iu', the 'oPh-
,,. in soussllins moderation in pleasure
tina, honey should be eaten irom the up OF
the sns-r.
lit takes four things to make a thor
osrh gentleman. You mus, be gentleman
IN your principles. a gentleman in your
tAstes. a gentleman in your person, and a
gentleman in your manners.
al can, bear children" said Mi.s
Prim di-iAinfully. Mr. Darlington looked
over her 'Pecaslss mildly, and replied
"PsrhAP. II you could you would like them
better"
=" Husband. l mus, have some change
to-day"
"well. STAY at home and take care Of the
children; that will be change enough. any
how"
Several ni'c young gentlemen went 10
the residence u a young damssl few sven-
ing. since to give her sercnad'. Aiisr
some time. the scryAn, stepped out, and
walking on to the harpi,i, exclaimed, My
friend. the folks are al a-byd yau can't c'i
orri A,rs io.HisAi"
An actor with a very hom,ly phiI was
playing Mithrida,es. when a beautiigi
young captive said u him q" Al, my lori
You change countcnance. Hook, Who
wa. in tie pit, exclaimed "Pon'' stop
him. don, stop him Tor heavens sake, lct
hun"
Mrs. Par,ir gton sAys-'' haveR't any
desire to live longer than the breath remain,
in my bcly. II u isn't more than eighty
years. I wouldn't wish to be a centurion (.
and The idea Of surviving one'' factories al.
way. give. mc di.asrceable ccnsouousnrss.
Bot whatever i, 10 De, will be, and there i
no knowing iLins wall take place tll Il
expires"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23
DIR, J. HosTETTER's
cELIHEaTID
St o m a O h B itters

I'm, that numerous class who devote Themselves
IN literary anI other ,edenary pursuits, and In
con.sua,nce II q waat II rhys,til sNercisc, h..
com, the victims II anguor aud dsbillt,, without
nerve of appetite, have hitherto sought IN Vrin
H., some invigoniing, lie giving medicine, whose
effect. uroa the system shall w. both speedy AMI
pstm,nent. rh,sicians ui cminsnce, and pfo.
ionndk acquainted With The requirements ~ The
human frame. commend IlOSTETTER'S BIT.
TIERS =. the safest and .w,lts'l slimul,ni 10 The
,ecun~ra,i,e sret ge. ofi The system yet disoo,r 81
n RESTORE. the appetite, gives tech vigor O. th"
digestive urgan.. .snds the houd through the
veins With q mote li,sl, current, oorcCts q ten.
,l.oe, a. depression ofspifits, and ~ y man 60
IN. tf.rs,ctinn OF business with cheerful heart
AMI active mind. Unlikc other medicine. which
b,y, I.,n devised fuf The same object. the BIT.
TINS do not act spasmodically. 90 With iempo.
r.,, rA~,r-thc indrsncc ofihs rrine,li T. hsting.
And Il patsut v 10 lut give some aiirntinnto 90
,.,,ug pfopet exercise. anrr the relief has b"sn
aGo,d,,l, he need lear M return o the aiilleiion,
The dsb,iit, natupl o. the sncfuarhmsnt ~ N"sts
upon the i.ndil, frame j. al-o nlleViaied by this
rr,at strengthening medicine, thus cnahling the
aged 10 pa.. their dccining da,sin physical "ase,
vh,r,a. lhry are INV sufcfisg from extreme
.,,Lo... snI nervousness. To this venerable
,a.. ofrsoplr. IIOSrETrER'S BTrrERS may
4. ,ou,nsoIcd q. ,a,aualle. The prupristnts ~
hi. inyigomtor have iasdditinn, deep gra,ihca.
lion 10 assuring Nar.ing Mothers that they will
6oI the bitter. the .ais.t aud hcst II restortiyes
yst, lev medicine. are sanctioned Nv physicians
a. pr,per ~ h. administered dufing the period 81
nursing; and thl, has gained an universal prefer.
encc.
rJyThosr Who desire to purcha'e this great
rctns,ly Zoe D,,pspsia ani Debility shouh ~.
nsnlsr the precise title. llostetisr's Cei,braisd
Stomach Riltsr.. Its pot up ,n quart botilcs.
With the nlm.. d.. J. llo'teurr's stomach Bii.
tsr. blown ~ the hottie. and also stamped on the
can covering the coik, with the autograph u
Uo.istter 4 Smith 90 the hlsl. These things
a., important ou account, ol the numerous couaief-
ieits IN the mstket. .-.........
-EPrparri and .old by IlOSTETfER 4
SMITH. Fit.bufg, Pa, and also sold by all
dfuggi,i. grucsfs. aud dealers generally through
900, tn uniled States, Canada, South America
and Gsrnnny.
Sold b, u. =. Rate, & Co., Paris pr. W. \
Ru.r, Souih Paris; ". I. Noycs, Norway; VI
Rnhin.on, Mechanic Pals.
wholc.al, b, ". y. Phllps, Portland.
Week. \ Potter. lloston. Genrral Agents 70
the Ne. Enghad States and Provinces. 10
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BOOKS AND GIFTS!
G.. G.. EVANS g. CO.,
Proprietor. Of the
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
~ NEW ENGLAND.
No. as Cornhill, Boston,
VALUABL Il BOOK s,
RICH G. | + Il s.

4 on raryHg - p'i,s fow 80 10. ., 800, gee,
on, p.'sAisu ef sr,ry boz.
WE take pleasure 10 stating that ihe lh,rsl
w nnd Increasing patronage lr.iowrd on us ~
the people of rev Eaghad, ani other part. 4
the country, enable ~ IN offer still greater induce
meat. a. purchasers II bpoks, anl individual. 90
association. getting up clubs, THAI ever l-iate.
The advantages We possess over iny Other ,in.
ihf establishment. 10 the c0untry, especially a.
6ling New Eaghad orders. must b. evident 10
those arguaiHied With our positioa. and nader.
stand our superior aud Increasing hcilties &C.
doing llsiness. Ouf advantages 1re a. DllIss.
We pubii.h = large lest ~ valuable books.
We obtain aIgr qun,iiies of other valuable
works ~ exchange iuf our own.
We huy large edilions iron other nuh'i'hefs ~
e,.h II yer, Inv price,.
We pat 80 objectionable book on our rltapg1s.
". oGcr NJ Inducements which Ne DO not iul.
Gu.
We b.y our walche, IN geqnnlits' hrei,h
and ~ The lr.st make
We have our JeWelry made b. order D, ihelr
manufacturers ~ this countfy and Lufops.
Hy doing an rstsa.iyc busincss We caa make
vep valuable prssculs mote hrlucnily Go ruf-
chaser.
Our present plan II operation. b. The same a'
originated Eve years ago D., VI. q. q. " I.',
and !. .anciioned not only D., The highr't JHti.
,iaI authof,i, 30 sifly even State inths lH'n1,
ln, b, the voice ofihe people from Maine 60 ta.'
tG,ruia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES f!
NEW sTYLEs-PRICEs FROM $50 si25.
EsrE, CHANGE OF sjToE mEANtH'.
~ SUMNER STREET, nosroN'
lg5 BROADWAY, Nj" iohN'

These Machines sew from two 'ppol'' =. pnf.
chased from the store, rrqa'fing u" fs-w'ndi"s "'
tb,,sd, tho, Hem, Fen, Gaihsr. and Stitch IN =
.u,.,ior .,l.. flashing each scam b, their own
ot.,,t;,,. without recourse e. the hand needle.
a. % ,cauir, ID, other machines. The, will do
better AM cheapsr sewing than q s-am'tfes. can,
eve, Al she ,,otks ipr oHs cfHh az hlHf, and are
the b." Mieh'a,' IN the market
IL, family srwine. on account II their si~pliciiy,
durability, case IL management, aad adaptation q"
,lI varieties Of Gmil, scwing-eSecuiiug either
heavy ~ fine work With equal lioiliil' aud With.
on, special aliu'tmcnt ,
A.. e,ilencs OF tn unquestioned superiority II
their Machines. the Grover 4 Baker sewing Ma
chine Company beg leave 10 respectful! refer 10
th, following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23
new ENGLAND AILMENTS I!
AND
THE ONLY REMEDY.


1'IIE Eastern State, incluled ~ that section oi
/ the union whi'h y sos, widely knnwn a.
New Encl,nd. co tain thrifty, Industrious IN
telligent people. who have achieved an unoom'
mon degtr, OF prospcngi with climate ~.
,re,nsly tr,iag 90 some constitutions, anda sol oi
small fertility. they have contfi'ed to surpa's
more favored cammaq,lies ~ almost every thing
that eoaiace. 10 social ooml'ft aud happiness.
Unf,,,unaiol, they are occasionally % ah'nrl'e'l
In iu.ine.. and mental cultivation that they ne
rl.et the precautions which are csseniinl 20 bodi-
/, health. Dyspepsia and ph,sioal debility arr
nre,alen, among ~ classes The first disease u
pto,luce,l h, instieution ~ the digestive ofgans,
which are 80 susceptible Of arrangement. Thous'
add. are nov paying the penalty OF this neglect
,nI suffering ,laily the most tying pains. almost
without hope ofr relief They have come 10 h.
l,s,e that their ailmenl !. ohronc, and that they
must l~ar With tito the end. IL gratihes ~ ex'
ree,l,o,l, a. announce To these afflicted inditid-
ual. th,t the, may now command remedy oi IN
questionable potency and virtue, which has never
l.rn known 10 fail 10 Ill case. Of digestive weak
mes. or arrangement. IIupdie'l. 81 tongues are
rad, 10 gov eloquent IN pr,ise ~ hi. ~oHder-
G,I c6nlae,rr of dysprpsia, which - known ~
aassssss Hsts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23
NEW rAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Which The most compact aud beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. u - otnamsni'd "a
The shs. .i,s II ATT and all Who So II ace de-
lighted With Il. II makes the imT oycdintetlooA
baked stitch, add 3. capable Of do.ng gtratct'a'
fisN II Wotk in trticr STYLE thar any other sew.
iug Mnrhins ever offered ior tamil, purposes.
lti. not .nljrctto the objection Of Using twice
too much thread end makiuga ratcling seam,liAe
the Grover : Baker; uoris Il conhaed 'n'ts opef-
aton a. lev thin fabrics. liable 10 get oui Of or
dee ani untitled to use daN theai Ike the Wheeler
\ Wil.oa Machine; hats amply ,uihcicntto pet
torn al kinds Of iamil, sewing.
Price 81 ramil, Machines With ifon tablreom.
plete for use SiOO. The latgctstindaTd machines
from sl2j 10 $500. Send Tor |. VI. Singer 4
Co.. Gazette. a b,au,,lulpiototial papcrdcvotcd
O. Sesing Mschine,, Snd contnin,ng let Of prices
aud an other Information on the Subject. itwillbe
for~arded g'st,s.
1. M~SINGEI. s CO.,
as broadway New York.
HHANCH OTTICTs
Boston Alh,ny Balt,mote II. Louis
Providence Gloysrsvillc Cinciunati New Orleans
Ncs Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Phisislphia Nashville Paris, Fame
Glasgow, scotland.
Localagents waited. -
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The New American (yclopadia.
,...as00A.s .nN nu
APOPULAR DICTIONARY OF

General Knowlrdge
Edited by GIoEGI RIFLrI and CHAlrs A..
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Cops 81 Wfiter.
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coataiaing over 5000 originally written artices,
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To- thi. w.rk the Publishers also s'us IL in IS e..
nuu,lers, containing 81 pages each, aud : parts,
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and each one dollar part containing a steel plate
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prsler paving for the work the rate Of 25 cents
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Now Is the time to register oac's name Tor this
great work.
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cAuTIoN To rnE rrRLlc.

A. There aye yariou. pltiir' ad,sriislng ih'm'
selves a. Nv the GIFT busin.ss, con" hl'ins n,
audscit, 10 claim haUng lsen The ""ri giu''"f,'
lot who have not th~ dispositiol ~ ABILITY l' lHr
hll their promises, Ne i,sl % dni, 90 "ui''I','
snI the pubic a. state that ~ have ~ conn'''
ton With az, concern On Nru York or Ne" L",'
land and individual. SEQ LOG MONEY 10 such p''-
tiss mnst not blame 90 II they gee cheated
Judge Ut the busine., b, sirh standard.
Order. from clubs ~ .ipgle individuals ioI'lI'
ted i,om al parts Of the county.
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ia. Won ot ii.sf .ueh a rrnown lor the cure Of
s,crJ variety 81 throat and lung complaint that
IL /, cnitsl, unnecessary Zoe ~ u recount The ~.
tdenee Of us ,iftucs, wherever Il has brew en-.
plo,td. A. It has long irsn ~ constant nee y"
III. .sction We need not Do m1fe ihan assure The
pscpl. - quality hiss l-ca Kept ~ 10 the be'i u
ha. ever l.sn and that u ma, b. f,lisdur"o 10 do
fot their rclisfall Il has cyrT bcrn lound 20 do
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ONE THOUSAND pOllkas 4 YEAR

4. ony aiairsyeragc Of Oh, aeiuUpfoh'ifom the
a.. ofe,sh onr ofthe.e Machines and fot confirm.
alton otthi, ttuth Ne refer o. an, one 1.-THE thou
.ands Of persons Who use then. They ate adapt.
- o. ever, sort ct wo'k, hur ot cpats' upon sik,
roitnn Inca aud Sool,n ishfics. also light aud
hsay,leaiher. The, nevcrta'lto gi'een''fs sat-
islctiou.
10 ,nretthe growing demand fit a smaller and
morc els gant machine Tor private and household
purposes, We have u.tpfodocsd aud are read! 10
sceiys orders for >inger's
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AMERICAN i FOREIGN PATENTS,
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Late Agent OF tie u. s. Pdiein Qdics. Wash
iasfon, under ne 0of ~ 1887.
"a state ST., opposite kiity 81. Boston.
a FTER an excessive practice oi upwards Il
n twenty wears, eoniian.s Ia iecurs Patents ~
the United siates; and also 10 Great Priian,
France, aud other foreign CO.., uiries. Caveats,
Specifications Assignments, shd al fapers 90
Dra~iegs for Patents executed on liberal terms
aud With despatch. Researches made into Ame'
ricsn or Foreign wotk. to detc'm ine the VALIDITY
or utility Of Pateats or lnVenuons-snd legal ~
9th. advice rendered IN all matters touching the
same. Copies Of che claims oi any Patents Iuf
ni.hedby remituug oue Dollar. Assignmen,'r ~.
corded AT Washington,
This Aeenc, H. not only the larges, IN Ne" Ing
AID. hui through II Inventors have advantages iu'
securing pa,cnis, OF ascettanini the paieniahilh,
Of ieyrniion,. unsurrassed by, ifnot immea'ura'
MI, .,p,tior TO, any which eau he offered then
elsewhere. The Testimonials lslow gwen prov,
,b,, nons !. MORT SUCCFSSFUL At TIE
PATENT OFFIC y than the suhscf,hcT, and ~
NUCCFNS rs THE BEST PROOF or AD.
VtNTlGFS AND ABILITY, he would add
that n. Ia. abundant reason o. believe, and car
nav. that al NO atheI Office n the kind are the
charge. for proi, 90 moderate. The
IMMENSE ptsrtieeof the subscriber during twenty
,rars pas: has enabled him TO accumulate a vast
r,Il.ction IL specifications and official decision'
,.l,ti,, Ia natsnis. These, hrsides his extensive
lbnr, Of legal and mechanical sofls and full nc.
r,un, Of Patrnis grated IN the United States and
r,r,,, reader him abb. be,onc question, Ia offer
.uns,iof facilities Tor obtaining aienis.
AU,eressity Of iourne, to Nashington pro.
cure [. pa,snt and The usua great della, there, are
sssed inventors.
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Ayers SarsaIarilla.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN ailthcleal breaches 81 manufacturing 10
dustry the great pr'ctic'lsupr 81 S'ng
sf's sewing Nsch,nss % q fact abish'd hc, ond
dispute. No tailor, 'hos manufacturer e lolh,eT'
.s,ln.usss. dfcss maker, saddlei' cstrlsge trim
mer, hat manufacturer. sc. s., can adordio do
without thea.
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matchmaking.

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,bs pnblic aensrally. that he i' stll a. ~"s
~ M. trade andwll Do up auy job 10 b.. nv -
",ll a. any blacksmith IN the County "' oN'''1'
shon on the hill, opposite lsr,,y : r1pre
South Paris, April, 1879 "
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Ts,hmomais.
"t regard Mf. Edo, ~ one the most capable
,nd .urcr-.Gul practitioners With Whom have had
Official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Cotnmusiouet Of Patents"
"fkst, y, G.isiig- ~ assv'i-r l.r,-isr' fAaiih'y
rs..f su,plsya psrssa ssrs ooHrs'ai aad frs'iHo'.
tkV. aad .src cspsti, efpsisr iA's afp''saiioHsi
nr % ,srur, ~ iA,, ~ ,arly ssa firo'abl'eoa''a.
,,.i,sa aiiA, Paiui OAs.
EDMUND BuRkE.
Late Coamission't ~ Palents,"
B8siss, Fsb. :, Is5s.
"Mr. N. X. EidV Aas 'sad' 70 ~ 3HIRThEN
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r-sssy,iiif psissi' fh'y nay y ~ Aa,i.E IA
sa nukf.i aussiisa bssisEsi ~ AR oass'. and AZ
49, r,assaatis sAarg". ---....
From Sept. II. 1857. TO June ~, isSs. the sub
.cr,l-r, in couus Of h.. large y scl,cc. made, On
Tuies rsj-et,d applications, slNTEEN NJ
pEAIS, EVERY ONE o( which vas decided IN
hi,f,yor, by the Commissioner II ratent'.
Il. u. EDDY.
Dn.roS. ian.l, lsS9. i,5O
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SOMETHING NEW.
.,rxTS WANTED.

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Our Catalogue of Books,

4. TOO extensive br p'uicuI,r description. con'
ta,n,ng the most valuable sprk. be- The ,nu1ui
department. of literature such a.
Agricultural, Dictipuriss, Musical,
Alars, Historical, Ficttpn,
Bibles. Ill prices, llumeruu', Focip'
Biographical, JuveniE. InVrH'
Botanical, Medicinal, AaIeu'ufr''
Cookery, Mreh'nl.al' OH feil'"'h''
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Miscellaneous Works Of all Kinds.
New bJoks on hand assoon 10 issuei.
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Agents Wanted Evrrywherc

CATALOGUE, TuEsIsHTn, GRATIS, o. ~
FLiCATtoN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
The Fiacas,le5 Wig 10 speaking Of the

latt SlcGEioH sbst VS. ss4s9
1T is true, the late election as CONF
5psred wirliI the one four years ago, shows
large game in certain portions of the
states. The same was true eight years
ago, when Mr.. Summers Was a candidate.
Gaudor. however, compsls us to say. that
NE regard the gains 10 both cases as al
together the result of personal and not
political considerations. LII the first case,
Summers was Acknowledged On all hands
TO be Johnson . superiorin every respect.
This1faet alone brought 10 his support
hundreds pf votes and caused him to run
largely ahead of his party in many por-
tons oil the State. In the late election,
Iii. Letcher ii known to have been per-
sonably Objectionable to a large portions Of
his own party. This fact lost him thou
sands of votes in particular localities in
Virginia. Many declined voting at all,
and some voted for Mr.. Goggin-not be,
cause they preferred bis election. but
from their particular dislike to- Letcher.
We are5not one Of those who believe the
result Of the late election is any indication
OF a political revelation in Virginia. We
believed at the time Mr.. Letcher was
nominated, that if tina. nomination had
.been conferred upon either Judge Brock.
eubrough Or ia. A. Edmundson, there
neferwouid. have been ain Opposition nom
inee III the field. We believe, now that
election is over, that5if either of these
gentlemen had.been the Democratic nom.
ilees and Mr.. Goggin the candidate of the
Opposition, instead of being beaten bF
500, lie would have bean beaten at idast
$4,000 votes. ,is:5I 4.
The W1ig, according 10. our notion Of
thinking, has exposed the true state 81
affairs, that caused 60 small 4 majority
TO be girtn to Mr.. Letcher. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
TRUST saIe. q. ya.l,uabIs Negro Property.

Trust saIe,o Valuable Negro Property.
ID yirtue5ofa Deea Of Trust executed tothe
ID uadersigned and r. Walker, Trustees, BY
Andrew r. Dofgaliy and Lucy " Donnalls,
his wife, and William Dopnally, TO secure to
Lewis F. Dopnsfly. the paYnientof certain
b6ads in said deed Sci out and described,
~ hich said deed bears date. the OH day Of
July. 1854, and isduly recorded in the Clerks
.ofilse of,KanaWha county-see Deed book q,
page 5so--l shall, at the request Of the Iss ID
Lewis Z. Donnal1y, on Wednesday, the NJ.
Tarsaty .foufM day Of Aagast, 1859.
sell, in front ofsthe Store House III. Kanawta
Salines, recently occupied BY Rttfrner, Hale
81 Co.. nd formerly known as the Company
Store. lat publictaucifon, to the highest bidder
for cash, HE following negro slaves to-wit !:
Tom Wingfeldt and his two children, Alcy
and Sally, Tom sArmiStead, Little Randall,
Adam, IEiam, John Mason, Big Randall Tom
Rowlin. Aaron, Gahrielt Matt. Rod, Henry
Venture Lott, Morriss, Jehn King, Manuel
King, Henry King, Ryal, Anthony, Little
Daniel, Daniel Batnan, Billy Fry, Nelson
Big George, Ben Steele, Martina Ellen, Harri-
ett ANN Margery, John Thomas, Ann. Eliza
and her six children, to.wit: John Wyatt
Fenton,5 Monroe, Patience, Ely and an iii.
FAINT; Mary and her FIVE children, tozwit
Cornelia, Charles, Cfley, Anthony and Glar-;
fissa Maffa and her seven childred, tosvlt;
George or Sol Malvina, Mahsla, Mary, A mer-
lea, Lilly and an infant;- Lucy and her four
children, to wit. Aleeks Eliza Ellen, William
and Ann Maria; Amanda and her child, Joe
Mann. Harriet and her two, children, Lewis
and Jane, andEan increase ofIthe said female
portion Of said Slaves, that may have accrued
since the date of the deed Stores aid, or so
many Of said Slaves as may be- suficientto
sa iisfy and discharge SoEmWch ofisaid bonds
as yet remain ppaid.
These slaves aresvery valuable, being Of all
ages and different sexes, and embracing among
them number Of first rate hands, such as are
usually employed in the manufacture ofsalt.
49, 5sIE H H. WOOD, Trustee,
Juns 2istls5s ST. .4