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Lafayette Township Meeting

Pursuant to notice a large and rcspecta-
bic portion of the Democracy Of LAFAYETTE
Township met at Frazier's Gin, on Friday.
the 9th Of April 1860, when, on motion of
w. j. Meadows. Jr, R. j. Harper, ESQ.
was called to the chair, and Harvey Stew
ard and w. j. Harris, Esqrs, were reaues-
ted to act as Secretaries.
Col. 5. NJ. Hays was then requested to
explain the object Of the meeting, which he
did in brief and able manner. when. on
further motion, the chair appointed a COM
mittec OF five to report resolutions, who.
after short consultation reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted.
RESOLVED, That we recommend Col. n
B Bnrrow as suitable person to represent
Crawford and franklin counties in the
State Senate.
Resolved. That John Maxey and Benton
j. Brown are our first choice for Represen-
tatives In the lower House of the next
Genera: Assembly.
Resolved, That F. Perkins is our choice
for, Sheriff.
Resolved. That I. w. Talkington is our
choice for Clerk.
Hesotved, That j. Vinsant is our choice
for County and Probate Judge.
Resolved, That A. j. Ward is our choice
for County Treasurer.
Resotred. That Henry Wilcox is our
choice for Common School Commissioner,
and that l. G. Southmayd is our choice for
Internal Improvement Commissioner, and
that Joseph w. Spivey is our choice for
County Surveyor. -
On motion R. T. Harper and Harvey
Steward we're appointed delegates to Che
On mossen It Vas ordered, tha. the pro !.
ceed'ngs q this meeting be sent to the ed,-
tor Of the Van Buren Press, and that he l,e
requested to publish the same. After which
the meeting adiou.ned. :
RoB'TT I. HARPER, CHA,RxAs.
W.ntIa Wy H.sn,s ss.wAHD'l Secretaries. : :
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~ Mr.. L. WnLHAFr has disposed OF
his Bakery and Store to two young men
whose names we have not learned, but who
will, no doubt inform the public, through
the Pass. what they are about to do. For
twenty wears be has uprightly and honestly
administered to The inner man on lMain-st
The friends that have been waited upon by
him day after day. viii know him no more.
Leonard has retired from the retail busi-
ness. and will be known. hereafter, only as
a Wholesaler. Next week he promises to
advertise, for sale, some most excellent
liquors he has on hand, At wholesale.
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Railroad Conventions.

> CLARksvILLE, April 30, 1850.
FR,xxp DuxHAn: Thus far very fair sue
cess has attended the efforts of Mr.. Turner
AID the other speakers. Considerable in
tsrest is nsnifested by the people in the
project Of railroad up the valley OF the
Arkansas, and the prospect of the success
Of the enterprise has done much to inspire
the people with confidence.
The meeting at Beneux's Mills on Friday
was not largely attended, but several sub
scriptions were obtained. and will be con-
siderably increased. The meeting at Ozark
was SUCCESS, and resulted in large sub
scription upon the spot. Col. BoURLASD
has the. matter in hand. and his efforts will
result in doubling the subscription of Frank
lin County, at least. The meeting at
Ozark was very ably addressed by Squire
Boone in a few Introductory remarks. by
Mr.. Turner, the President of the road, in a
very eloquent and impressive manner, ex-
planning the present policy of the company,
Mr.. White Of Virginia, following in a
short but effective speech, recounting the
experiences of railroad advocates in his
native State. and the wonderful res ults
which had followed the construction of
railroe3s. in the regeneration of Virginia.
Mr. Weddell. the Contractor, made plain
but telling speech. and Col. Hays closed in
/. brief pcroration to the assembled sover-
eigns that made their finsersitch to scratch
down their names. The Colonel is can
didate for the office Of Senator from Craw-
ford and franklin counties, and will, we
hope be returned to Little Rock by a hand
some majority.
The meeting comes of here day. All
the railroad men in Clarksville land they
are nota few are in good spirits. and pre-
dict successful days work.
The country We have passed through is
beautiful one, and only needs the vivifying
influence Of q railroad to make it the most
in the West
Yours. RAILROAD.
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@ A J.WARp, Of the House of Wan,
d Southmayd, arrived home from the East
On the overland stage, on Sunday morning
4 days from Cincinnati. He will accept
our thanks for files of late papers.
They are now receiving and opening a
large stock Of goods for wholesale and re-
tail. The Ladies will take notice of the
fact, and ve can assure them they will find
JoHs in the very best of humor, ready to
take down and put up again-in word to
turn the store upside down to please them
and show the "putties.''
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T The Editor of the Parallel swells
up, and assuming to himself all the pom
posity Of greet man says:
eve. therefore, dismiss him 1.-THE Pass
man to the position his impertinence car
ries him."
Once more the great. the big General OF
Western Arkansas-the one that SIed in
the Mexican war-or lied others-has "dis-
missed u" from further notice. This mus.
mot be so we cannot consent to forego the
pleasure Of = notice. occasionally. from the
Parallel, therefore We will apologize.
The fact Of iiis, General. we ought to be
ashamed-we have been saucy and imperti-
nent-you are An older man-a General,
too-and deserved better treatment and
we feel blush tinSle our cheek when we
think Of the early lesson Taught US. to ere
spect old age" and that we should SO far
forget ourselves IS to say one word that
could b. construed into impertinence. But
we have got into a scrape. now, and how
shall We get ont OF it? Let Us see-we
have it ! We will use the Gcnerai's own
sophistry-put On . bold face- So here
goes.
We did not mean you. .. all. Mr.. Paral-
lei, it was another Parallel altogether-the
steamer Parallel-the Pacific Railroad Par
allel. or some other Parallel on this side Of
the River. Why. you are foolish. General,
to think that We meant you in anything we
have said. No one conld have construed it
so bat yourself. We have referred our re-
marks to competent people, and they put
but one construction on them. Now. as we
have proven. by your argument that we
meant smother Parallel altogether. you will
notice us-won't you. General?,
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@ The following is an extract of Let
ter dated Fort Cobb. April 18th. 1860, to
MAJOR keaor, Superintendent. The writer
says:
ihe Cemanchcs, Wichitas and Caddo,s
had blg var dance on Monday. SUNDAY
they had HE'D fivc Kiowa Indians abont
five niles from the Fort. 1 saw one soaIn
and one b.sy Comanche brought to the
Doctor. Hae cruel wrctches cut off his
head, his lsnd and one foot. l saw them
bring ham "a thrown across horse.', 4
The wron the plsins has commenced
early thus spring, and will no doubt he
very animatd soen.--Fort Smith T1mes.
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IHE Two SExEs.-Thcrc is nearly ALWAYS
something Of natures own gentility in all
young women (exeept, indeed, when they
get together and fan a giggling. J 1t shames
us men to see how much sooner they am
polished into conventicnal shape than our
rough masculine angles. A vulgar bow re.
qnires heaven knows what assiduity to move
three steps, do not say like a gentleman.
but hike asboy with asoul in him but give
the least chance Of zeociety or tuition to a
peasant girl, aud . hundred to one but she
will glide into refinement before the bow can
make q bow without upsetting tho table
There Is sentiment in all women. that
gives delicacy to thought and taste to man.
ner with,men it is generally ACQUIRED. an
offspring Of the intellectual quality. not nc
with the other sex, Of the moral..Byl,r,r
Lyfton. 5siC u -21e
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~ The readers of the Pass are rese,

~ The readers of the PREss are refer
red to the card in to-day's paper of CHrRLEs
HcLE & Co, Of Cincinnati Steam Marble
Works, DC j. P. SAxrxrER, connected
with these works. is now in our city super
intending the putting up of monument
for the late Col. Drennen, which i. said to
be the finest piece of work ever brought to
the State. Mr.. RrLE, the senior nembe.
OF this firm. we notice was one of the del
esates from Ohio to the Charleston Con-
yentiou.
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DANCING" .d an old fellow, saws
Cowper in one Of his letters to Hurl;s
: but had ense my dancing days as. yos
have now; yet I could never learn
half so much Of q woman's character hv
dancing with her, as by conversing with her
at hemesz1hen 1 could observe her bohav-
lor At the table. At the firssids, and in n,
the trying circumstances OF domestic life.
we are all good men when we are pleased.
but she is the good woman who wants not
the fiddle to sweeten her."
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TIM CAssass n c CoxSEcrIcur,LIn on,
OF the towa Of Connecticut, on the line of
the Nev Rea Railroad, the Republicans
700. eh,rsfof . toasn pauper from Friday,
paying neeoasd, expenses, &c. They felt
so sure Of ls Hote that they gave them
selves no fnher trouble, about It till Non
Gay. wnenae yotes came up missing. Up
Cn-s.4ssss INTO che ASsence, they found
;he fanPe4n bed; sosse o tks Dsxecy.t,
1ea sf~e pcate1co.s asd Ass rec wus
kUSts s.-z-a&--.s-.-
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The CosxoroLIrxs Arr JoURxAI.-The
March number Of this exeellsne nagaxine
is on our table. and IL wosthy ths patron
age Of the lovers Of art. a subscription
viii entisle the subscriber to one Of the fol-
lowing engraving ' The Village Black
smith, " Shakespeare and his friends. y
!" Manifest Destiny" or " Saturday Night
steel engravings. Also ticket IN the
drawingss Of Paintings Sc, in January
ne4S. hzs .sceE 81 et Es-.:-1s ~ :.
TeEHa, AasRr. saanm 4C.EL- Berby.
Actua<y C.. A. SO. Broadway. New
York: A copy of the Magazine can be
seen ii this Office
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r. 1t is SO rare . thing that We have
occasion to aekno ~ledge the reception of the
necessaries of life from our friends, that that
old and tined democrat, Capt. BILLY STEW
ARD, must excuse Us for thus making public
mention Of the reception of . bag of -four
from his mills. Through his Aar-seeing
thoughtfnlness we shah be able to luxuri..e
on vheak bsead tor another month His Rour
win b found ike hia democracy. pure and
of the best quality. No better Ieeonmen-
dstion Of its good quality Is necessary. than
the fact that all he can grind finds . ready
market at the mill.
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Sale Of Town Lot for r.,

VN pursuance to an ordinance Of N. r.
L Council Of the City of Van Buren I VIII
to public sale at the Court House doo, in 4 pa
ty Of Crawford. on the 26th day Of May rsr ,as
The lot, situated on a part If the south.
South east Of section No. 81. in tovD,b;, ~
north-rauge 80 west, and known ana ~;
AS beng Block No. /, in John Drennen'. II ,;s'
10 he SURVEYED off tba Nor,b w. a4 as'i ia.ll
sufficient to pay the Taxes and costs as
on by said Council, for the year 1859 s.,,
Provement Of Main Street in said city ~
Block is taxed as the property of Jcb, D. D.
resident Of said city Of Van Btiren.
p. PERKINS,
Van Buren. april 2U, 1860. late Con,r
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H Our readers will give attention to The
advertisement of Mr. Harvey. Artist He
has Just received new assortment Of Cases
and is low prepared to take likenesses at
pIices from fifty eents to ten dollars.
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~ To the Editors Of the Fort Smith
Herald, Times and Parallel We wish to
make our most grateful acknowledgements
for dispatches ami news from the Charles
ton Convention.
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@ A. r. NsvE, ESQ, of Tahlcauah.
was IN town the past week. rplenishing
his stock Of goods and "looking about"
Andy is gentlemen in every sense of the
word and any one having dealings with him
will find So
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exsBl.ekwoo;d., Edinburvh M,c.zin

EBlaekwood's Edinburgh Magazine is
lying upon odr t.ble. This magazine con-
tains articles more rcalcplsted to benefit
its readers than any sthsf that csmes into
our sl6es- II is pablisAed In tbs country
by Leonard Scott 4 Co., -Ts. Fulton street,
New York: PRICE % year.
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Blacksmithing g. Wagon N.,. Y
In Crawford County.

E%0>HE subscriber !.
@&8 i pared to do !, Is' ' ,
work IN TIN, lns, snJ ,h uS
cute his work 10 per cent cheaper. ~" sAa
kind can be done any where in the c"f r~ p'' u
He will also keep on hand WAGONS.
kinds and sizes. All work executed !, u una
manner, and warranted for one wear - n' =
q Shop is half mile north OF Ste,,o-r
mar 2S ly39 HARVEY STFW'H
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~ The Parallel man takes what we
had to say to our Greenwood subscribers
not receiving their paper all to himself
" A guilty conscience needs no accaser," is
An old but true saying.
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Dental Notice
FOr'Sale

\ SPLENDID Billiard Tabl. = ...-
"A cheap for cash. Vas ayr
Also Ten Pins and Balls by e
April 20. 4, -
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Take NOtic.

IN 4 NY I-rson having b,5
0AA or stolen HORSF .,.aaIeis.
following description, can learn a., ;"A's'rl,
on application at thi, Office "a larH ~ NhtNt,
horse, two white feet, one hcfora a,,H ofy On,
long star in the forehead, afo,!, we t-t,
and 9 or 10 years old. Lanl,l
Van BiIren. april 5, lsG0
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SO Cts.
News for the Peonle

hA. Ejust received large and elegant assor,
now supply Crawford County and the :urround;no
ten dollars up 10
All orders for Pianos, Melodeons, Guitars. Sbss,
~ ,nus'e' and instruction Books: Pr,mr,ly attended
10. .s rs OHAS F.sHARVEF. An;.,
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
INCORPORATED A, D. 1870

Charter Perpetual
Authorized Capital, <i.ooo. on
Capital Paid In, SOO'nn0,
Surp1ae,. oreP, FC--A ss-IE ana eunN
1--WE rputa,icn aequired by this Company dun
Il Ing the Sast ffly years, by an honorable
curse IN the transaction of It's business, and the
with the character Of the securities eonposin ;fs
Assets, entitie the Company to the utmost esn !;
dence Of the public, afIcriing reliable Insur.n
against Loss or Damage by Fire
Fire policies ISSUED on iibssal termshr
L C. SoUTHMAYp.
Agent icr Van BURN and vicinity
may :. 1860 sm,.;
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TBy the poliseness Of CHARLEs G..
Scorr. Esq, We are favored with copy of
the Fort Smith Tsnes, from which We gath.
er the latest Telegrapaic News from the
Charleston Convention.
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~ To the Lady friead that sent us q
nice dish of R.dishes. Lettuce. &e., we are
under obligations. and take this opporutni-
ty to return thanks. Not having garden
OF our own. they were very acceptable.
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FoR THE LADIEs.-As the ladies are more
particularly interested in whatever improves
or Injuries the complexion, we commend the
following. which we clip from the Philadel.
phia Ledger, to their attention. They may
also find in it some profitable suggestions
in relation to bread making:
g." If our Western friends can in any way
teach their wives, daughters, or cooks to
keep pea,lash out Of their bread, all the
yellow people, especially the yellow child
rem, who supposed to be turned yellow by
by the fever and agucand bilious fevers will
soon be turned white. 1t is great mistake
to suppose that the yellow countenances
OF the West come from bile, when it is only
the enormous quantity of pearlash eaten in
the bread that is reflected through the skin.
Bread is the staff of life, it is said-and so
1t is-but is the staff of death, too, in this
country. Bad bread kills about as MANY
people here as bad rum. So many people
eat poisonous pearl ash for bread, that they
die by inches. Dyspepsia, that monster
disease of the country, that deranges the
liver, brings on costiveness, and thus final
~ kills the human victim-is half the time
pearlash.' Here, in the East-out of
New Engiand-we have nearly driven off
the .peari-ash- -saleratus COOKS, but no. alto
gether
2" Pearlash lives here yet in bread, but in
cities and towns we have nearly whipped
ont the murderers. In the distant Western
towns. beyond the good hotels of the lakes
and rivera. pearlash, under the nsme of SAL
eratus, is king. 1t is pearlash for break.
last. peariash for dinner and pearlash for
supper. II is not any wonder that the peo-
pie Of tAe E-~A Ar.,u yellow West, and
slcken :: not OF fever and ague, bilious and
eongestiye fevers, but Of pearlash three
times day"
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@ Cooley, for May, is received. and
is fully equal to It's predecessors
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~ We learn from WiLLIAx STEWARD,
esq Of Frog. Bayap. thstSA large wolfe
wss found dsed oeG his mills,- on 30th uit.
measuring two feet And 8 inches in height
over the shoulders He has been in the
neighholhoed some 5ears and done much
uasehief His deatA i snPpesed to result
fnm soiehainA pet out for him by Ar.
Syew1sR-o -e@ct g - .5s4sz - sss
'lSoe <s;>-nkassaa-s-- ~ So
@EleHoae M.sssiae For M, h,
come to-hana p. g: hrhur: Edkfor.: %
per snnuu,-
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" II LEONARD WI1H.rv viii allow his name
to be used for Sheriff Of Crawford County in the
August election he viii receive the support q
AAyY FRIEyna
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II We are authosizej to announce AMASA
B. HOWELL, - q candidate fnr the naminasion of
Sheriff for Cravfad County. 1t the coming Coun-
~ Convention. to Be held the al Of June next.
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y charged for those Of Corresponding sM ST..
weight. by the manufacturers Of brass eoull.S, 80
Bells Thee bells are composed Of an 'ns -
in Part iron, which. while it is 50 much enc u,
than the metals heretofore employee is W. .,,s
purpose, yet seems to possess duraeihty an1
rous qualities scarcely inferior H. ths la'.el va
Fern, SeAol. Hasd ssd Siop Be4'. h'Nip p.e
yoke. standards, and crank complete. :. II. y
i6 inch Bell. with haneinss-veighs y ."' :
"a .. :. . 9ls
CaHrei. Icaiemy. Fac AArz, sHa :sa. 80. srs
Bells. rigSed with yoke. standards ''lI'Asrrs
mer and wheel. xp
y in Bell. with Hangiugs-weishs ~" ,eo 'O'' :. $
B. i6n 4
36 6ip nj
Is =. " 100 ir
Au bells warranted. new ones given ~ S,sd
hsakage by ringing for - months tnA i.rs.s
purchase. aud shipped free Of charge '~ u
on receipt of price. "a
HEDGES FREE 4 " obe
"a No 6 Main street. Cincinnati Vn--~
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II If james " Brown, Jr., viii become a can
didate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Crawford County
he will receive the suppext ef
MANY VOTERS.
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tE No candidate announced for Office, unless
he announcement is accompanied with the usual
ee Of s.
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Iron Amalgaln Bells.

W.; ;ials,iP. TAX, Pss'.s1 i. ! :
,ention Of those lnls'sse. ~,
10 the annexed Pree ~ u
Of our cheap Insy.' y \.
School and Farm f.I'
which. it WILDE ons'r,. y.
are offered at about ''' o.r
third As much s. Is u'. -
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Prosecuting Attorney.
re authorized to announce LAFAYETTE
GREGG, Esq, - . candidate for reelection for
Prosecuting Attorney, for the 4h Judicial District
At the appruschiDe august election.
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JOHN A. ARLINGTON, = a .eand;d.se f.r
election to the O6ce of Pssseufins At1srssv, the
4th Judieai Circuit. composed q tbe C61nf5es a
Ctsvfoed. Sestt. Sebastsan, F.akfin. Jousson.
Nevsnn, Canoll. Madison, Bentoa ana. Washine-
ton, ct the ensuing August election. lS6O.
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BExroSvIIIr, Ark. Dee. 9, 1859.

Der Sir:-Ple.se 70 announce me q q candi
dste for the elhcs Of Prcseesting Attorney for the
4th Judicial Circuit Of Arkansas. which election
comes Cd. August. ls60. suhec. to the ratification
Of the Democratic party in convention assembled,
and obligs, &e. JNO. R. cox. :
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CHARLEsToN, April 81.
The friends Of Mr. Douglas will begin
the contest to-day in great confidence of his
nomination on the third ballot The friends
of Dickinson are equally confident, as it is
believed that the South will rally on him.
An effort will be made to-day to take the
Cincinnati platform without addition.
Weather Very cold
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Scrofilla, or Kings Evil.

is a constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood, by which this bmd becomes yitiated.
weak. and poor. Bong IN the circulation, it
pcrvades the whole body. and may burst out
in disease ON any part OF 1t. No organ Is free
from it. attacks, nor Is there one which II may
not destroy. he scrolataHs ta1nt - varionsiy
caused by mercursal disease NV living, DIS
ordered or unhealthy food, impure ar, NTH
and filthy habits. the depressing vices; and,
above all. by the Fenefeal lhieeAon' WHAT
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Coughs, Cold. Iu1ucuzn, IIonrscncss,
Group, Bronchitis. IuelpIent 'onsnmP-
ton, aud for the Ieliei OF ton,nmpi've
Patients IN advanced stages OF the
disease.
s. aidc is the Geld Of It's rsef'aezs and 50 nu-
mer0us are TIC c4sea e 4, curfs, that almost
every section Of country abognds IN persons pub
hely known. who have been restored ffom alarming
ar4 esea aeeaerate diseases u The lungs rs its
US. Whom eHee TIED. is superiority ovtf every
other medicine OF Il kind leo apparent To escape
observation. and where IT, virtues ar known. the
paba5r 10 iauzer hesitate what autiAa,e 20 EMPLOY
tcr tae distressing and dangerous aieeiaHs Of the
orI-ul4rn-4 n-s,1us taIi ar lfdu ~ utlt climate
Mhzc mauv inferior remedies thrust uf1n Tho
community E5ze a5tT5 and been stet. this
has s.aed friends = every mi conferred esnent-
on tic ailljs,ed tHes can never farEe'. I'D pro
6uoei Too aelHcruas and toe remarkable "a
&c forgotten.
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VIII respect, fu.'y.
HENRY WOOD
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TIE STIAIO MAILS.

from gentleman Wi known in the s.eu.ty u Wet
feil, Mas.
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To the Honorable Judge u Probate for the Coun-
Is OF Hanc OK.
VINll . uuder,i sned Grergc \ Black and Eugene
! Hale Executors under tiir East viii and tes-
lament OF Thomas kobin.oH. late OF Ellsworth,
deeea-ed-rcpresen rlias tseY have uat 1T present
in their hands personal property that is available
60 pay dSbts and and ie-arics due from -all estate
and that favorable u3rr tr Wit.--thc sum 81
twenty five hundred dollars by john h, Hopkins
shall be shown to your said court mas been
made for the lot named Ia tile apprlsas If said
estate as the Homestead Main street. that the
interest ot ali concerned will Toe best consulted by
its immediate acceptance. wherefore the under
signed request that license may issue authorizing
sale and conveyance due evidence being sub
mited TO your court Of it, adyisability.
GEORGE n. BLACK. !
EUGENE HALE. Executors
Ellsworth June 18th lsG0
At Court OF Probate held At Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, on the third
Wednesday Of June A. =. lS6o
On the foregoing position 0rire}.- That the Pc
titaner give nstiee 10 aii persons Interested he
causing copy of the Petition and Order OF Court
thereon, to be published three weeks successful
ly in the Ellsworth American. that they may ar
pear at Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth
iu said county, on the first Wednesday Of An
gust at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ. aud shew cause
# any they have why the pray er Of said petition
should net be granted.
PARKER fJtCE Judge.
Attest A, E4HfGErT register
A true copy q tae petition and order Of Court
thereon.
"a Attest 4. A. BARTLETT, Register