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Do ea1hoaclsiliJ AZ We may CUuuuenE-,
ly expect long session. ,4asF ,r.,t
The telegraph states that there was
snow in Virginia a day ortwo ago,
and also that the Neva is frozen over
Perhaps that accounts for our4cold
snap. Will the weather-wise inform
us on tue subject? -,:y i.ETSo
------s-o-.--o--,>-~>,> - t-.A-.5s,, ~
The UNITED STATES CoURT--Judge
Bryan presiding-commences,its its ses-
sions in Nickerson's Hall, tomorrow
morning. at 10 o'clock. 7''ss'
Mr. Koepper's concert, in which he
will be assisted by several of his
former pupils, comes off on Tuesday
evening next, in Carolina Hall, which
has been rendered him for the pur-
pose. For particulars see programme
in another column. ~
MIR. Bateman (at the ice house)
receives fine oysters from Norfolk
regularly, and feels confident that he
can supply all demands. They (the
oysters, we mean are large and deli
cately favored.
We are indebted to LII. c. j. Jack
son for pair Of Towles' patent
elliptic brace aud suspenders. They
are decided improvement on the
old style, and only require to be seen
to be appreciated. The price is rea7
sonable. s-,..
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.
Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand,
Rector, 1O1a a. m. and 4 p. M. saat
st. Peters Church j. D..
O'Connell, Pastor, 10 n. M. and g
p. m. @
Marion Street Church-Rev. Mr..
Browne, 101I q. m. and 81 p. m.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev.
VIM. Martin, 101S a. m. and 81 p. m.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. "A.
r. Rude, 101S q. M -@s2
Presbyterian Church-Re W. E. q
Boggs, 10La O. m. aud z p. m. e
Baptist Church-Rev. .. L. Rey-S
nolds, 1OT a. m. ts 80
To THE PATRONS AND PUPILS OF THE
URsULINE CONVENT. "A fair will be held
in behalf of the Nuns of the Ursuline
Convent. on Tuesday and Wednesday,
December 1st and %, ut the Carolina
HALL. The ladies propose having a
supper serred from half-past z to II
o'clock p. m; on Tuesday, and q
luncheon from II until 4 on Wednes-
day. There will also be table Of
fancy articles, and contributions are
earnestly solicited to both tables.
They may be sent either to Mrs.
Lynch or Mrs. Darby, or to the Hall
on the days of the fair.
FAST AND CHEAP PRINT1SG. We
hav just added fast card press-of
the Degener e Weller patent-to the
machinery of the Pheni.c Office; and
have also made additions to our stock
of fancy type, cards, paper, etc.
Persons in want of any styles of
book and job printing, are invited to
C"AA @Ho doo pliCCS.
Cards printed at shortest notice, and
at prices varying from $3 to $40 per
thousand.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The post
Office open during the week from So
o. m. to 6 p. m. On Sundays, from
to 5 p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at s p. M, and
close at 81 p. m. Charleston night
mail open 81le a. M, close AZ p. m.
Northern-Open for delivery at
So a. M, closes at 2.45 p. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery 5
p. M, closes at 81 p. m.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Special at
tention is called to the following ad-
vertisements, published for the first
time this morning:
G. +. Jackson-New Stock. sa
G. Fl. Baldwin &; Co-Light, &c.
A. Koepper-Grand Concert.
d. H. Horlbeck-Bankruptcy.
+. W. McMaster-For Sale.
The Mystery Solved.
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II INDLY assisted by his ADVANCED
IN PUPILS, under his tuition at the
present time, AZ Carolina Hall, on TUES
DAY, the oath instant.
PRoGRAalME.-PARr I.
l. Overture to William Tell, for two per-
formers, piano. Rossini.
2. The Wanderer, song ......... "A. Fesca
8. Concert Caprice, from the Daughter of
the Regiment, piano. ....... Asher.
4. Airs, with variations, violin and piano,
5. fantasia, from lombard, for two per-
formers, piano. .........V.W Wallace
6. Scenes that are Brightest, song,
1. Overture from Semiramide, tor two per-
formers, piano. o............ Rossini.
2. Duo, for two violins.. .Kallivach.
3. Waltz-Belles of New York Satter.
4. Two Airs, with variations, for violin and
piano. .................... De Berrlot.
D. Kathleen Mavourneen. ........... Irish
6. Elma Waltz, for Violin, Zitta and Piano.
Doors open at z; concert commence at s
o'clock precisely.
Tickets to be had at Bryan's book store
and Fisher d Heinitsh's drug store, and at
tho door on the night Of the concert.
Tickets IS cents. Children and Colored
People so. Nov %
In Cn6 DlSCr1cC Court or the United
States, for South Carolina. --.Octo-
Der Term, 1858.
In the matter Of Lewis Pscr, Bankrupt.
Petition Jor .fuu and final discharge in
BANKRUPTCY.
ORDERED, that hearing be had on the
" 14th day of DECEMBER, 1868, at the
Federal Court House, in Columbia, s. c.,
and that all creditors, &C., of eaid Bank
rupt appear at said timo and place and
show cause, il any they can, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted. And that the second meeting of
creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at
the Office Of Messrs. Fickling & Pope, in
Columbia, on the 9th day Of DECEMBER,
1868, at IL NJ.
BY order of the Conrt, the 18th day of
November, 1868.
Clerk District Court U. S. for 8. @.
Nov % ms
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The GREAT RAILROAD CASE. The
Charleston Ne'cs, of Saturday, states
that Associate Justice Willard has de-
livered his opinion in the great rail
road case of the South Carolina
Railroad Company vs.. the Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company, in
which the plaintiffs ask for au inter-
locutory injunction against the de-
tendants to prevent damage to their
road. Justice Willard grants the in
junction on the ground that defen-
dants are trespassers, and the injury
of that character that it cannot be
estimated in damages.
The Courier, of the same date
however, says:
'"The decision, as will be seen.
does not embrace the rights of the
respective corporations to run paral-
lei roads. 1t only grants to the
complainants the intermediate in
junction prayed for, which enjoins
the defendants from actual trespass
until the case shall have been heard
on it's merits, and so decided"
s1I-t--- : = - $-p---
flor6 10 TSIeIf a,,ounb e., -
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD CORNER LOT, OH Taylo,
IA street. Apply to
F. W. MCMASTER,
No. 8 Law Range, Columbia, s. C.
Nov22 mtb4*
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FRESH SUPPLIES.

FRESH SUPPLIES.
SPICED and PICKLED BEEF, Smoked
~ Beef,
Smoked Tongues. choice Goldfish,
Pine Apple, Englieh Dairy, Factory and
Dairy Cheese,
Kits. Quarter, Half and Barrels No /
Mackerel,
Pure Lard, Choice Butter,
Fresh Crackers, Choice Potatoes
Just at hand and for sale by
Nov % 2 c. H. BALDWIN & CO.
LIGHT.
PBLS. MACY'S KEROSENE. a safe
I'D fluid.
80 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Can
dies.
For eale by c. H. BALDWIN & CO.
Nov %
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THE COUGH REMEDY. FOR SALE.
Nov % G
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Glory is well enough for o rich
man, bet is of very little consequence
to n poor man with large family.
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THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENTARY ELEC-
TIoNs.-The progress of liberalism,
or political catholicity, is on the on
ward march in England. 1t is one
of the characteristics of the stirring
age. We live in times prolific in po-
litical as we'll as physical upheavals.
These are agitating England, and the
contin nent, as well as our own hemi-
sphere. The base of the social pyra-
mid is asserting its relative impor-
tance in the structure of society.
This plutonic formation is composed
of the underlying masses-the people
who sustain the animate super
structure. They form the real wealth
of countries-they are the bone and
sinew which defend it from exterior
aggression. Their relative Importance
in the by-gone ages was ignored.
They were kept from the light, and
bred i'll darkness. Books were rare.
Mental enlightenment was confined
to the few. Wealth had not accumu-
lated, and knowledge could not be
diffused, because of the general
poverty. The printing press. the
newspaper, the grand conceptions of
q Faust, a Guttenburg and Schoef-
fer, had not gladdened the world
with its music and its intelligence;
and the masses had lived on in igno-
rance of their rights as men, and of
their Importance to the nationalities.
The liberals Of England have elected
238 members to the Parliament of
Great Britain, gaining GO seats. The
conservatives have elected 1875, a gain
of 30 The city OF London elected
three out of fOur liberals
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THE MYSTERY SOLVED

IL Il. JACKSON
HAS
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The UNITED STATES CoURT-Judge
Bryan presiding-commencesitss ses-
sions in Nickerson's Hall, tomorrow
morning. at 10 o'clock. Tt'N='
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Eocal Ire1anas

The Legislature assemblies to- NOR,
row afternoon, in regular session.
There is a vast amount of business to
be transacted. and VIC may confident
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II INDLY assisted by his ADVANCED
IN PUPILS, under his tuition at the
present time, az Carolina Hall, on TUES
DAY, the oath instant.
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Lisbon, Me-. Oct. 10, 1867.
ACAsE or CLAIRvoYASr SraHr.

Dear Madam Permit mo TO tender you my
my child. My daughter, ten years old, was taken
sick last January In q very singular manner.
We called In six Of the best physicians In the oityI
they said the case was 10 very singular one, and
the disease was. Some friend advised that We
should call on Clairyoyantj there being none
In Providence wo could rely on, We wrote 70 Mira
Manchester In Portland. describing the symptoms;
she had snake In her stomach, told where she
drank u and how Il had been growing. and she
should think 10 ton or twelve inches long. gave
child elected the snake alive from the stomach
IL measured eleven and . half inches In length
We have preserved it that all may see f0r them.
Ave- that this thing is really 30. am confident
that tho child couli not have lived but FOR hrs.
Manchester, and we feel IS though che could new
ProYidsnSs. Nav no. 1888. 20 MARY RAY.
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IN. .ou.,rv. Our advice to every man who E0 Ss
20 me Wool TO be captain cook e.msts, IL snS
Other man, Is 10 take along sood stceA ~ ,,s"tvs
AScayns L.s: s9 labor sos an The
n, ..o.,h An iooh aud feel bad yosrselIi ee,
no icr having your nSrss 'o Ssv sS shssi.
bAhiy ssI,., co.dition powderS" which given In
a Lam ..o cs three times wees, win make him
lsok and loo veil.
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Particular tffeafion

II. drect~ito the advertisement ofO G. Chrk Co In
ather eolsn, who have al their store Opposite the Sco
i'ass AMI Nosk ii,ti ~ Main street, sac u tbs
Nvrst AMI uos, dcslrAhe asscrtmens % Mems Youths
anal hys shls anil fas.-hlas sOs.s, ever oasri n the
enras e' ,erk Coaa,y, smhracing besides full line II
custom made elth1x very large AMI ,xtens,e N..os-
mem uV'.s O"ais utsle especially Or this selsns wear,
which are sfsrci At tctil &c Wholesale prcss Coo thr pexi
Souyn soSor IN sant ~ an oscrcoat shouu hn On ex-
&c M,nshns ses - any deserP,oa shoan NO, f.ii 10
visit Nes.rs Cark Go eire making thsi, n,crh,se.
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~ Parties possessed OF gold coin. plate. or val.
ushtss a. that nature. feel the et VI its presence
IN their dwellings, q sort Of Incubus The UNION
sAfE DEPOSIr VAULTS, 10 state street Boston
have been largely used ~ such, IS also by par,
dies temporarily absent nom their dwellings and
IRE or then ~
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Farm for Sale,

M~o SITUATED In Buxton. neal
3SS Salmon Falls village, nine miles
from saoo, sixteen from Portland
near the line Of the r. 4 r. Railroad.
Said farm was the property Of tho late VIM MIL
iken and consists Of $50 acres suitably divided into
tlllase and psstursge under high state Of cult
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly new
cuts about Is tons OF hay. Conveniently divided
into two farms. Terms reasonable. Apply Il
IVORY T. snLLIKEN, on the premises, or TO
Istf DANIEL BENNETT. ESQ.,, buxton.
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Ladies' Work Baskets, tsoOd slre) only rs
Ladies' sontags, IS
Perfamed nandkfsnd Glove Loxes, yuy cheap.
Fancy Glass Boxes (all siIeD chsdP.
Splendid Lot OF China, Parian and Bohemian
Vases,
French Leather Bags. (aii kinds) chssp,
Good Photograph Albums, $50 pieture) only 81
Large assortment Of Nice Albums at Loo Prices.
Tintype Albums, %. Rubber Ratties, p
Toy Tea Sets, 2J. Alphabet Blocks, 2j
Dolls and Doll Heads. (sll sires).
Drums, Match Boxes. Horse Cars
Aiantel Ornaments, Large Lot Toys.
walisce's Improved Hair Restorer, only Is
All kinds Hair Rsstorers, gsry Loo.
Halls sicilisn Hair Restorer. only 65
Ayers Hair vigor. Rings Ambrosia, chsap.
Ladies' Linen Handkerchief, only %
Ladies' Fine liemmed do IS
Best Needles, o5 Fine Combs, O3
Spool Cotton, OF. Toilet Soap, o.
Six Cakes Best Toilet Soap Tor %
Best Wooden Yarn, oil colors, only Oj
Blue, Brown. Green and Drab Wells. cA,ap.
Large assortment OF Ladies' Clouds, do
A lew breakfast Shawls. Ysry Lou
Diaries, D. Good Wallets for 25
Tucked Linen cuffs, %. sleeve Buttons, Is
Black Velvet Ribbons, selling Cheap
Rest Black Kid Gloves, all sizes
Family Dye Coiors. Cheap Bosom Pins,
Gents All Linen Bosoms, %
Gents All Linen Handkerchief, .
Ribbed nose,i0 Alpaca Dress Brads, 10
Gilt Edge Bibles, for only 90
Ladies', Gents and Children's Scarfs.
Large bunch Wooden Yarn for .
Gents Round Cornered Cloth Button Hole Col
lars, for %
Tooth brushes, 10. Pink Balls, 10
Bee, Lily white, 10 Chalk balls. 10
Childrens u lmoral Hose. only 10
Arctusine, or Cassis Bsay's Grease, 81
Cslders Dentins for the Teeth. ~
Magnolia balm, ~. Railways Relief j
Phalon's Cereus, Flor do Mayo, Jockey Club.
Musk, Pond Lily, ratchoulie and other nice
Perfumes.
Browns Troehes, %. Atwood's Bitters, 81
Plantation Bitters, only "
Nichols Peruvian Bark and Iron, Ysy Loo.
Schenek's Pulls, ". Wings Pills, ~
Ayers and wrights Sugar Coated Pills, "
IIilrs Rheumatic Pills only IL
IIelmbold's Buchu. Smolanders Buchu. CAsap.
Ayers Sarsaparllla and Cherry Pectoral, (each) 20
Poland's White Pine Compound. IS
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, only 75|
Johnson's Anodyne Lnment 10
yackson's Catarrh snuff -,
Wilson's Composition Powders, %
Perry Davis Pain Miller, %
kennedy's Medical Discovery. LOO
schenek's Tonic and Syrup, Seaeh) loo
Mr. 5. A. Aliens Improved Hair Restorer, Cheap.
Ladies' Az Wool Hose.
Ladies' silk and Bead Nets.
Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup, only 81
Nice Large Nets, o. best Linen Thread, 10
Moth ard Freckle Lotion. TO remove Moth and
No. fS SsIs co,..,, e''G 6
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AY,rv Remarkable Cus, ofcaneu..

This Is to certify that called on Mrs. Manches
ter, the Clairvoyant Physician, last summer, with
what physicians call o Rose Cancer on my arm
Five different ply siclans said must have my arm
taken Off did not feel willing to submit to tina
treatment, consequently they told me they could
not do anything for me. Hearing OF the wonder
full cures Of Mrs. NJ thought, as tho last resort,
would consult her. did 81 on the 26th n june
and ut this time my arm 10 as well as the other.
have no appearance Of cancer or any disease OF the
arm. must truly say think her Great Pbysi
clan, advise every one to 90 and see heri II ths
cannot cure you she will tell you SO at once:
SARAH GETCllELL.
T.v,,tov Nfov On 1850
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Loss OF APPETITE AND. Disability. -Of all the
tonic preparations now In the mArkes 70 know 81
none equal 20 Spser's STANDARD Wine Bitters,'
for thoss Who suffer either from over mental OF
and eonsc,lasat debility.
sold by Druxxists.
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Lewiston, Nov. %, 1865.

hereby certify that have been deaf fol. twon.
ty.aye years, have had perpetual noises In my
head, and have been under treatment OF many DIFF
ferent physicians without receiving any benefit.
I have been under the care Of Mrs. Manchester for
six months and my hearing 10 completely restor-
ed the noises In my head have ceased entirely,
and ny general health IL perfect. heartily REQ
ommend her TO all similarly afflicted
Lisbon. Me. Oct. l5, 1867.
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State of Maine.
YORK, 90.

YORK, %.
To sAs Horo,ssi< Justice Of fLs Supreme Jst,eia
Court, merit to Do AoidsH at Sses, rsfAfn and Is'
tAs CssRfH Of YORK afortsatd, on tAs fret Tsss
day Of Jsnsary, a. ID. 1906
HARRIET McCORRISON, Of Buxton, Il
IL tho County OF York Aforesaid. wife Of Danis
McCorrIson, formerly OF Standish, In the County
Of Cumberland and State sforesaid, respectful,
libels and gives this Honorable Court 70 b In
formed. that she was lawfully married to s.it
cember A. d. 1859. at Buxton. In said York Count,
that .iter said marriage your libellsnt and 81!
Daniel McCorrison resided In Btsndish aiorsseid
Of January, A. D. iso2-that she bad By him Nv
children. now living. TO wit Esther Clay Moor
rison. aged fourteen years, frank Howard ncCor
risoo, aged twelve years; Winneld eeots AoConi.
has always conducted ssr,slf towards aid Dan!s
McCorrison ~ chasts, edsseioostS me nitnss
wife, but that the said Daniel Snony rs6Tas ~,
day Of January. f. b. Iss2, dss.rtsd yosr iiesi.
mt and won't 10 reside beyond ths limit o. ~.
state, and has 90 contained 70 r.sids on
= s"itaSis mainsssssss Sor yosr libsilast and he!
IN idren aIoressId, and has wholly deseltsd ADO
sbsndoosd your iibsliant, and still seeeisuee 70
;;a: = .:s : I:iss . EsS sssssS ne s
w wSsrs;Sr., and bsossss she sslisyss u rsssee.
All and DrODoT. ana oODoUgtvv " oOu 49,
MOI y, AID consistent with ths peeee ssd monltty
on eoelsty your libsllant prayS thss divorce foe
The bonds Of natrimony nay b gfsnted her. and
thst The custody Of aid ehildrsn nay - commit
ted 70 her, and Tor ouch further rslisf a. may b
deemed proper. And. - In duty boand, Will ever
pray. HARRIET Aec0RNSON.
stats OF Maine.
csRLsriead. %. <tfAs Ssyrems ystieisi cssst
bsguR and Acid sf Pertisat 1ifAia ~ ~ ~ csss
~ Of csmssrisst. On tAs sseest 7ssstsy Of oesst~.
<nss Denial, 1863.
Upoa the foregoing Libsl, Ordered, thst he Llbel
LIANT dive nosies 70 tAs aid Daniel nsceutssa 70
eppesr bsfors the justices o. ear aid elprsnsJu-
dlsssi cssrs, = Ss seN q 80 vi.AIs - - ~
County q York. on The arse Tsae4ay q Janusy
nsxt 81 publishisg a lAlaests1 eepy q ~
Libsl. "a Oils order thsseee, thfse vSsk1 sseess
dvsiy. m TIE Unisa ssd Journal . ss!slepss
pSinfsd IN Biddsford, ia salA 0eanty - Yet,
ne lsA o. nd pshlis.siess - - ssssg. 80 2
isssS bsSsrs Tie sitting q ~ Cesrs snes -
may theo and there n car ~ CSen eSDeer -
ISslisss should ssi 8 srasssa.
Attsss, d, W.. YBosKNDk.C tsex.
A tue copy % he hssl ssA eesss q 70 ossz'
'A'''':Ssi. ..., D. v. rp'srsDzs. os.az.
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=. busy man V iesSmotlys, and lilo q track.
Every morning he is fred up anew, AMI 49,
goes switching Oh In one direction n, A ~ ~
another. In this routine OF business he %rs...
chat the physical organization is Of the mos, S.I
icNte Kind IL hard Iron locomotive pees,s soa-
slant care and To be we'll oiled up and rubbed ~
every dAy, how mach more necessary Ia u that All
men AMI women should use PLANTATION mr.
TERs. which arc the Ne ptss sitra Of eyrythIny
which 10 necessary 10 keep the system In psTfss
tone VI health
MAossLA wAvsR.-Saperior TO the hest I'm
ported herman Cologne and sold at half the pr's'
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Extension Tables!
THE subscriber has on hand and for sale
Il some nice

Black Walnut Extension Tables,
which 10 Manufactured nom the best OF materials,,
and In . workmanllke manner. which Is on srs.
cheap for cash. Having had moro than tnIse
years. experience In the manufacture Oh CUSTOM
work OF all kinds OF
NICE CABINET WORK.
can guarantee satisfaction. ] also Dave W
hand some nice PINE TABLES. initiation Exten-
lion, cheap for cash. Also, some
LADIES' WORK TABLES,
a very nice thing. I also manufacture Tables oil
all kinds 10 order. Orders solicited. ,.,,
Chadbourn q Newell, where specimens can DC !
seen, or Ut my residence, No. Porter Street. piu'
deford. Give me q call before purchasing cry,
where. job Work done 70 order with neatnrs.c sua
dispatch. i2tf HIRAM u. sMiih'
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Nee. and Ayers nsdissss one % their ost proat.
able articles OF trafae. Around slave Laks aad
.ss vA r.sisa, @ ne north n: Indian; know
They say, sAysr-xreat meaieine-curs alex
nAn,s Ssd his remedies. for the diseases nom
.h,:A shsy s.s. I'll snsS s''.. ssrsh their stock
Scbscso. Savaess are not toois n hey are IN
sophsussSa n sens q The srts 81 eivilisatiea.
-Msafrsai Psist.
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POWER TO LET.

ONE, Two, or moro Rooms, with Water
" Power. suitable for Machine Shop, or any
business not extra hazardous.
o. TRACY 4 co.
West Buxton, Nov. 10, 1868. 1mH
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p.r,s,s 100000 n lin rssurasss, viii ID
vsii ~ tako nosies q ths sdvsstiss0sat % th<
Pirss Nssisssl eslsssis LIZ AsarAsss SOAssy ID
oar columns Of to-dAy. rrf
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w0RTHINGTON, FLANDERS & CO.,
IwJo Publishers, Traveller bulldogs, Boston.
NONRESIDENT TAXES
TIE TOWN OF ALFRED

The following List of Taxes on real estate Of nom
resident owners In tho town OF Alfred, for the year
issi. In bill, committed TO James L Emerson Col
iector OF said town on the nth day OF September.
Is6, has been retu ned by him TO mo as unpaid on
the 10Th day OF September, 1862 by his eertincate
or that date, and now remain unpaid, and notice
L. hereby given that II the said taxes, interest and
charges are not paid into the treasury OF said
town within eighteen months IRON the date OF
commit OF sAid bills, so much Of the real es-
tate taxed as will DO sufficient TO pay the amount
due therefor including interest and charges, viii,
without further notice, be sold at public auction.
| OF March, ISS9 at two o'clock In the afternoon,
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Certificates OF Cures.
This to certify that Mrs Manchester has doctor
ed In my family for six years with marked success.
Aha has cured my wife OF dropsy In Its wort orm
INV daughter of spinal disease OF i've years. stand.
Ing, sister OF deafness and catarrh, my ather of
blindness And I would recommend her to tho
public as q skilliul physician; and every way
worthy OF patronage. JOHN liODSDON.
Portland, Me-, juno 90, 1868.
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HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.
F. HEROHENR0DER,

No. IL Temple Observation-Disclosures.
LIVERY description Of Hair Work fb< Ladies Gente-
Enen. Parties al distance furnished With slmple
method for measuring the head. Our premises are the
6ass in Imsrsea devoted 10 this businis, having sep
araie or each department, under charge OF skill
sui workmen. Orles By mall o. express promptly ned
with great care.
large stock Of The eho,cest TssscA Fiorsrs. Tesisi
ssd Fancy articles, Ps.fsmsv ssd IIsv PrSsrsfiens
Of our own importation.
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Notice.

TUE second general meeting Of The ersditc.'
q John mn, y; sSsyx.rds HsscsrsP VII 3 1 is
q Ten O'Clock l. H., and the third tscsfai meeting
Of aid creditors will b holden ss The same plses
the I.h az e Jsss;ry ,s,s = Ten si'sl
s..s ). K. HAMILTON. Asisn'''