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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
NO. 80
Good UunlOr.

There is nothing so captivating
TO others, pleasing and salutary
TO ourselves, rs Invariably good
humor and harmless pleasantry.
1t makes tho worry atmosphere re-
dolcnt with pleasure, and pro-
notes our bodily comfort and
health in " manner totally un-
known to trenchant "minds" Of
fifty, and morosc bachelors on tho
wrong side Of forty. Tho good ma
turcd individual with jocoseness
passes through this mundane plan.
net agreeable to himself md his
friends, strowing his path with q
fund Of wit and humor, and exor-
cising a beneficial effect on his nc.
quaintancesb by setting tho good ex-
ample Of taking tho world easy,
and exciting their risiblcs at times
very unccremoniousIy. Tho nat
uraI consequence is, that such u
malady as tho blues is to him un-
heard Of.
lean, scrowcd-up visages, with
money written on every wrinkle,
give way to the jovial countcnance
of mirth--tho roguish twinkling
eye, and substantial form Of moro
than ordinary rotundity. Tho
habit of being pleasant is con
tagious, and not only makes us
"hcalthy, wealthy, and WISE" and
lengthcns our lives by promoting
digestion and preventing tho dis
composcmcnt Of our mental cquili-
brum, but produces tho same re-
suit in others, which should be suf.
ticicnt incentive for us to keep con-
tinually in u spirit of.jovialty, and
in that manner denote tho truth
Of tho popular adago that "Good
humor is tho vino Of lifo."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Coon ADvIcE.-Joscph Joslin,
Esq, Of Poulncy, w., gavo his
daughter, on her marriage, the
following "words Of WISDOM, -
which will do for cvory pair:
Never talk ut but to each othor.
Mover both manifest anger at
the same timo.
Never spcak loudly or boistor.
ously to each othcr.
Never reprovo each othcr in
tho presence Of othors. .......
Mover find fault or frot about
what cannot be helped. I.
Nov find fault or fret at what
can be helped. ~ .'.:'''' :' q
Neglect everybody olso rather
than eaoh, othor. 49,. .'.,. +" "
Neyor mako a remark at tho
othors expense. ,a" -. - ~
love the Lord, and servo him
faithfully all the days Of thy life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

CHINESE LABoEEKS. There arc rcporta
which come in rather strange way,
and need confirmation, says the St. Louis
Republican, that n number Of thousands
Of Ghinnmcn, lately employed on tho
Pacilic Railroad, are on tho way from
Omaha 10 the South. Such an immi-
gIalion, if true, would occasion not NJ
little surprise in the public mind, having
m important bearing upon the ma.
telial and political interest Of tho South.
orn Stntcs. 1t would be m evidence, too.
Of TIC shrewdncSs of John Chinaman.
ana show that he keeps himself
thoroughly vcrsed on what is going on
around him more especially where his
pocket is directly concerned. The idca
has found lodgmcntin his brnin that tho
South needs labor, and just that sort Of
labor which the Chinese can furnisb
cheaper, if not better, than any other
people on earth. For Chinanan hns
infinitely moro industry and interIi.
gencc than negro man, and can grow
rich on what negro viii waste. Ifc Is tho
man above all others, 10 work the cot
ton and sugar plantations Of tho Gulf
States, and to reconstruct on a solid md
permanent basis the labor system Of that
section. IL an instalmcnt of Chinese
shonld succeed in gaining foot.hold
there, others will follow, until tens of
thousands of Celes tails viii contribute to
tho wealth and prosperity of tho coun-
try. 1t is the first time in tho history
Of tho world that Asia and Africa arc
brought faco to face in social and coon.
omical antagonsm md tho results with
no watched with the deepest interest by
those who appreciate the gravity of tho
inter csts involved
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

A. BEAUTIFUL TnINu.-What is
it, IittIo girls? Guess, Shall wo
tell you? uark 1t is q neat,
sweet, modest, virtuous little girl:
ono who is cheerful as q lark, pure
rs o roso, charming as tho lily,
lively rs squirrel, skippinglv
obedient, quiol< as q fash to do
just right. At such sight, oh |
clap your hands joyfully.-Golden.
Rule.
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'Tain't de white, nor yet do blacic
folks, dat hab do most influence in dis
w"rl', but 10 yaller boys" said old Aunt
Chloo, ms she jinglcd few gold coins
tba! had come dowa from former gen.
orAtion.- -, na
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HoNoRTNa Gop.--N mat, honors God.
no man justiftes God at so high ratio,
as he who lays his hand upon his mouth
when the rod Of God Is upon his back, !
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"Tctanlls."

Il fatal Case Of, resulting from the
Removal Of Ten Teeth from the
Upper Ja,O a0hitc under the in0u-
cnce Of Nitrous Oxide Gas.-By
II. X. Steele, M. d., Dayton OHIO.
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Probate Notices.
no all persons interested in either OF the estates
Il hereinafter namedi

no all persons interested In either OF the estates
L hereinafter named;
Alta Court OF Probate held at Blddeford. with
In and Tor the county Of York, on the first Tues
teen hundred and sixty nine, the following mat
tiers having been presented for the action thereup-
on hereinafter indicated, IL Is hereby ordered,
That notice thereof be given 10 alt persons In
terested, by causing n copy OF this order To be
published three weeks successfully In the USIoS
AND JOURNAL, and Maine Democrat papers pub
lished In Biddei0rd. In said county, that they
may appear at Probate Court, 70 be held at
Alfred, In said county, on the nrst Tuesday In
March next. Mt ten OF the clock In tho fore
noon, and he heard thereon. and object. II they ses
cause.
RICHARD RoRN, late Of Lebanon, deceased.
Will presented Tor probate by Thomas W. Horn,
the Executor therein named.
GEORGE J KNOX, late OF Lebanon, deceased.
Will presented Tor probate by Willard 5. Knox,
the Executor therein named.
FRANCES MAIL, late OF Lebanon, deceased.
Will presented Tor probate by Samuel u. Hall, the
Executor therein named.
ELiyiH TiPLEr, late cfsaeo, deceased. viii
presented Tor prostate by Collins NJ. rapley, the
Executor therein named.
ELISHA LfrrLEEiELD. late Of Wells, de
tIefsld, the Eieeutrix therein named.
IyoRY BERRY, late OF Daxton. deceased First
account presented for allosAnce by Mary J. Berry,
his Administrative.
ALBERT ". M0UI TOW, OF Buxton, an insane
person. First account presented Tor allowance by
Joel a. Ma shall. his Guardian.
WILLIAM y MoULTON Edwin Moulton, and
<arah n M6ulton, minors and children VI Richard
,ioulton. late Of Buxton, DECEASED. FIRST account
presented loS allosanee By william Sweat, their
Guardian .....
OLIVE KNOX. late OF Berwick, decease,i. First
account presented Tor allowance By John Knox,
her Administrator
THOMAS ID. PEAVEY, late OF Dayton, deccas-
ed. First and hnsl account presented for allow
snce by Philip Eastman and Levi l.. feavy, his
WILLIAM NoULToN. JR.. late OF rarsop.aeld,
deceased seesnd account presented Tor allowance
oy nilmAn 7. bennett, his Executor.
. HfLLfIh n, LORD minor and child OF vii.
Ham X Lord, late Of Sanford. deceased. Second
secount presented Tor allowance by HezekiAh u.
TrAftsn, his Guardian.
SHELDON HoBBS, late OF North Berwick. de-
ceased Petition for admin ffaf,on nrr.enfed hx
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STfTE OF MILNE.


PORK, SIS.
.ftd Court Of County Commissioners, begun
and held at Alfred, for and piihiR the
COuntyOf York, on the first Tuesday of De-
to5sr,.9. ID. 1865, and by adjournment on
February Oh, a. ID. 1869.
On the foregoing Petition, 10 Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought To be heard touching the mat.
ter set forth In their petition aud therefore order,
That the petitioners give notice 10 all persons and
corporations interested. that the County Commits
sOners will meet at the dwelling house OF Eliaklm
EmmOns In BiddefOrd In the county OF York on the
2lt day OF March, A. ID. 1869, at 10 o'clock A, NJ,
when they will proceed 20 view the route set firth
in the petition, aud Immediately after such view,
at some convenient place In the vicinity, will give
q hearing 20 the parties, and their witnesses.
Said notice To be by causing copies OF said petition
and this order OF notice thereon, % be served upon
the Town Clerk OF kennebunkpOrt aud upon the
CITY Clerk OF BiddefOrd. and also by posting up
copies OF the same In three public places In each
Of said towns and Publishing the same three weeks
successfully in the UNION AND Journal, public
newspaper printed In Biddeford Aforesaid. the drst
" said publications, and each OF the other notices
10 be at least thirty days before the time OF said
meeting, that all persons may then and there be
present and shew cause, Hany they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
Attest, III. FAIRFIELD,
cisrk
,~~>> Copy OF the Petition and Order OF
Ssc,ps} Court thereon.
Attest. II. HAIRPiELD.
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,,.5 a, ,..r, tina, n moyrrneut has been started
s,,xIA. - M, !, ,,,,.b,,, - r,en are heartily
-, ,.s,,-,,.., Ia obtajnei nj
0"'sN' yl'puTc.I, 5ss.v ha. been
-, -, :, .ov.,,, AZ the best stock CON-
I'pp - " yOrl philadelphia and
pahes III A''~'tsoUu' ~" 49,
Il HALLMARK and will soon open hrst class In
-, .,,.,, LIN, h;s o,,.- b,,-
surance Oince, IN 0onne0'V" "'''' ms VN. "
I.;,oSs In his Rick nj 2l7 Main Street, in this
-. -, y. .s..,.., IN r,o5
city, where insurance can DC euected In gocd
/ ,.. a. ..v the leas. nj fair rates
0omPano'' " ~ WV
/ prirat,. and not 20 be read.
| ..tI.,,, 49,. ;.,> o,,- oes.o
Tn TUESDAY horauus ours' n'o our UNIV
,.--;LI,, e,ri,ej anil exclaimed ssThey are COM
| 's''S's -.
/ ,,,.,, -. ,o.r,., ,ha, Mars
Gaining the 10y UWh VIC iouhou '""' -
\ ,op Of the Portsmouth, Chronicle, Thsyer. OF
| w -
\ the Portsmouth Times, and some others from
/ M, c.,-. nj ,r.ro ;n,en1inv 10 make
oiu otra"uefiy pahA' "''' 'A'N@'o - q
\ n raid ON this city that evening. IhereuPoh VIC
| notified our ouartermaster 10 my h
i 49, ..-.,,,,horss, our nicket lines and warn
s'ors, suens'H'sN' w. P
al lane & Young OF the impending danger. In
-. - Robinson Uo-
less time than you can say 'a0A ''OO''
AZ. In anti
rauus 0aP'u'Vi '"0 =,
them 20 headquarters What becane Oh tneH'
<.I..,. ma, cbropiele In bis
We shall ie' 'no
own way mei'y "1e !.
and ourself are lever the oes' anu "ei00ne'' VI
friends, Amt u.s. Fipt
p. DsD0 ~ hut John ~ the i've editor and proprietor
efoos q the yse'' o, Ssr exchanges sse sS,e, S
present time wen knOrn correspondent. "IOrau:"
have been doing goci business there week or two, In
hlw ne. ball Ihthers. 70 sda s We ar sspa
made sort Of reunion Cor small squad ef pres repre-
.ene,lvss, eve, M,v,d r az. n' ~, ~ .,s Intestine
the .trvets aad vvudsro Why they had gsthrei togeh
n'"r,s oos 20, s,,."s. nae another ohssysoo
vheh vas S'sna 70 say The least. lie sS an, that . sns
come 10 was st the entire @als population q Bidae
s.Ss All every one barrus exceptions hal nasal organs
with dsSsS SP.ala o. ss%"I@Ssso adm, ass Se
JerRsIL man lf'twAss 50 IA,
,s Az. r"s .srSI s~ Of the Bws Ieke Company
Es.,9 pleasing eSo,' 70 @S'i s sa IN nS s aS
an ornament to the place shaw didn't get eleete 10 Con-
Ers SD 20 SS I'M ' 20, The nm esS"ss,d With he
ran. I'd ros%, and niss dining saloon !, sonysnisn.
r We noticed on the play els that private sOSes were ad
r cs1il1DS a. -, M from uI ,se love. aOos'
o.LR.
There is to be a special meeting Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, next Monday evening at
II o'clock. Every member Is requested to be
,,r,..on, "a ;nrorta,t busipeS. Is 10 come be-
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I'm I,ankruptey.

rNIIIS Is 10 give notice: that on the eighth
Il day OF February, A. ID. 1869. q Warrant
In Bsnkruptcy'was issued against the estate III
samuel simpson, OF Bddeford, In the County Of
York and State OF Maine who has been adjudged
q Bankrupt on his own petltion, that the payment
OF any debts and delivery az any property belong.
ing Ia such Bankrupt, to him, or Tor his use. aud
the transfer OF any property by him are forbidden
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, aud 10 choose one
or more Assignees OF his estate, will be held at
Court OF bankruptcy, to he holden at Biddeford.
before James ID. fessenden, Register. on the 10Th,
day IL February, A. ID. 1869, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
at City Rooms CHARLES CLARK,
DIVA N 81 Marshal as Messenger Dist of Maine.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.

J>HIS Is to give notice: That on the thin
day Of February, A. d. 1869, n Warrant
In bankruptcy was issued against the estate o
AMI L. Aver, OF Blddeiord. In the County o
York aud State OF Maine. who has been adjudgcd
a bankrupt, on his own petitloni that the payment
OF any debts and delivery OF any property belong
Ing To such Bankrupt. to him, or for his use, ana
by law, that a meeting OF the creditors OF the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more Assignees of his estate will be held at :
Court OF bankruptcy. to DO holden at Portland
before James u. fessenden, Register, on the 26tf
day OF February. A. ID. 1869, at ten o'clock A, NJ.
ut City Rooms. CHARLES CLAIM,
avs u, 8. Marshal as Messenger Dist of Maine
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.yeip advertisements.

To the Honorable, The County Commissioners
Of the CouRty OF York.
NyrE the undersigned, citizens and legal voters
w OF the County OF York, respectfully repre-
sent that the highway as now travelled from the
lower KennehunkpOrt road to the seashOre. and
COMMONLY called the Oak Ridge road in Bidde-
ford, ~ elrcuitOus and hilly, and that shorter
and more direct way, whereby distance OF nearly
two miles and half would be saved, which would
he Of great benefit and n common convenience TO
the people residing In that vicinity, and farmers
Of other towns vino haul sea dressing, and TO the
travelling public generally, viz
Commencing near the house Of Israel Emmons,
on said Oak Ridge road, thence continuing said
road south eastsrly in Biddeford and kennebunk-
port about one mile to the seashore In direct
line.
We therefore pray you TO make such alterations
Of said highway between the points above named
as common convenience and necessity may require.
BiddefOrd, January 9Th, 1869.
WILLIAM CURTIS,
and 1871 others.
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,gT'YHE UNi0NE&JoURNAL,

Butler. presented by John Ii. llussey, son Of de-
Ell p. LITTLEFIELD. late OF Wells, dscsas-
ed. Petition for administration TO Samuel Ran
kin. pre- en,ed by Sarah ii. Littiedeld, widow Of
deceased.
MIRY A. oTis, late or Kitiery, deceased, Pc
tition for administration 10 George Moore Payne,
presented by George W, Otis, her husband. .
ELIZA J. HERRicK, late Of SAco, deceased.
Petition for administration TO Edward Eastman,
presented by Josiah Herrick. an heir.
GEORGE ". WiNN, late OF Wells, deceased.
Petition Tor dover and allowance, presented "
Martha J. VIM, his widow. ~
WILLIAM RAFT, late OF Saco, deceased Pc
titon for allowance presented by Caroline Raitt
his widow. ST $500
Esoca NEAL, late Of Pa.sesn;dsld, deceased cd;
and Epoch Neal. heirs OF deceased.
ELISHA LIBBY, late OF Buxton, deceased Pc
tIton for license 10 sell and convey real estate.
presented by stephen II. Libby. his Administrator.
JOSEPH THOMPSON, late OF Buxton, decess-
tate presented by Charles Kelton, his Admins
traitor. ..r r,.. D.. "-.| 'ri
SARAH 4. DAY, minor child OF John Day, IT.,
late OF Kennebunk, deceased. Petition Tor H.
cense to ,ell and convey real estate on advanta-
gcous offer, presented by Sylyanus Day, her Guar.
dian.
ABAGAIL MORRILL,, Of Cornish, non compos
mentis. Petition for license to sell and convey
real estate on advantageous oner, presented py
Levi Morrill,, her Guardian.
JOSEPH S. MILDRAM and Clara Z. Mildram,
minors and children OF Charles A. Mildram, late
OF Wells, deceased. Petition tor license to sell and
convey wood and timber on advantageous oner,
presented by Mary A. Mildram, their Guardian.
FRANK r.. KELLEY, minor and child OF Lucy
Z Kelly, late OF kittery. deceased. Petition 70
sell and convey real estate, presented BY John IL
Hutchlngs. his Guardian. ....
AMANDA ~ WALLS and Roscoe Walls, mintI rs
and children OF Thomas Walls late OF Biddef0rd,
deceased Petition for license to sell and convey
real estate, presented by Susan J. Walls their
Guardian.
LoRIHG r. PATCH. late OF shnpleigh, DC.
ceased First account presented Tor allowance by
Ora Patch, his Administrative
RICHARD LUNNEY. late Of Sanford, deceased
Petition for license 10 setl aud convey real estate
whole, presented BY Olive Lunney. his Admins.
EDWARD X. BOURNE, Judge.
A true copy OF the original order.
Attest, HORACE ii. BURBANK, Register.
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District Court or the Uaitcd states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter OF
II Ed~ia Morsill. bankrupt In bankruptcy.
presented 10 tho Court this tuenty.eirhth dsy
Of January. by Edwin Morrill,, Of Portiapd.7 a
bankrupt, praying that no may be decreed 10 have
. FULL discharge from all his debts, proyable
under the Bankrupt Act. and upon reading
sAid petition. 10 % sndsred by the Court that a
hearing be had upon the same, on the Ann
day 81 April, A. ID. lisa, before the Court
In Portland, In sAld District, 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and thai all creditors Who have proved their
debts and other persons In interest. may appear
a. aid time and place, and show cause. II any
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I'm Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss-Thc undersigned
~ hereby gives notice OF his appointment as As
signee of Joshua Chadbourne and william n. Now,
ell. individually and as copartners under the frm
name OF Cbadbourne a Novel;, OF BiddefOrd, In
the County Of York, within the District OF Maine
who have been adjudsed Bankrupts upon tho pc,
tition OF one or more OF their creditors, by the
District Court OF said District
JOHN y sCAMMON, Assignee.
sseo, Jan. -, 1859. 2wS
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pi.tr,e, Court of I'm. United states.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter

hlSTRlCT Of MAINE. In the matter OF
IL MyaTo " Tyler, bankrupt In bankrupt.
cy, This Is TO give notice that petition has been
presented to the Court, this twenty. second day
OF January, by Alyaro NJ. Tyler, OF Portland, q
Bankrupt praying that he may be decreed 10
hzysa fall discharge from all his debts. provable
under the bankrupt Act, and upon reading
said petition. IL Is ordered by the Court that q
hearing be bad upon the same, on the hfth day Of
April. A. ID. 1863. before the Court In Fort.
land, In said District, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
and that ALI creditors who have proved their debts
anu oth.r persons IN interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause. IL any they hare,
why the prayer Of said Petition should not be
granted. TT -
WI. r. PREnLR. d.
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Di.trict Court of the United states.

nISTRICT OF MAINE-In the matter OF
~ william Sawyer, bankrupt. In Bankrupt
cy This Is to give notice that Petition has been
presented to the Court this eight day Of February
by william Sawyer, OF Buxton, n Bankrupt
praying that he may be decreed TO have full
bankrupt Act and upon reading said petition. II
Is ordered by the Court that hearing be had upon
the same on the 5th day OF April, A. ID. 1859. be
fore the Court in Portland In said district, at II
O'Clock and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and IN interest NAV appeaI
at sid time and place, and show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer OF raid petition should
not be granted.
3wS Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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The Medicine for
Whooping Cough.

DODD'S NERylNE AND INyl80RATOR gives
agreeable and almost instant relief In the spasms
Of Whoopng Cough. This is O complaint that all
children are expected TO have and when 1t comes,
strange To say. they lett 10 fight II through as
they best can, little or nothing being done to break
when IL is reflected that very many OF the diseases
OF older and adult years have their origin In the
tear and strain Of Whoopng Cough, this neglect
would be utterly unacceptable hut for the fact
that .children's diseases. like many OF the weak.
nesses OF women, are considered 90 much matter
OF course that people have become stocally un-
as We did, seems generally to DO the unfeeling
word. Whooping Cough Il a Nervous disease. and
Dodd's NsryiDe and Invlyorator treets lit with
save your little ones the worst agony OF tins dis
tressing affection. A sure and benelcent medi-
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Important Certificate !
Speedy euro of whooping Cough.


J. w. PICKETT, Esq., Brooklyn, Ny. #e
am not In the habit Of taking advertised medi-
clnes, nor OF certifying to their curative effects
when they come under my observation but feel
constrained to mako an exception In favor OF
DODDS NERVINE AND INVlGORATOR, q med.
icine have used In my family for some time past.
My little daughter had been suffering from severe
whooping Cough for several weeks, and was so
much broken or rest at night that-by excessive
coughing ana loss OF sleep-her constitution and
general health seemed TO be giving way. Various
remedies OF palliatives were recommended by In
innate neighbors, but nothing was tried until our
attention was called by n physician, not now In
practice, to Dodd's Neryine. This we procured
and commenced using ut once-with an effect I'M
mediate and surprising. As the commissions were
hardest ut night, we began by giving the Neryine
on her going to bed. The fist dose administered
made its impression the cough became less ne
duent, and very much less severe--she soon got
her accustomed sleep-rapidly revived In health
and vigor-and in q few days was as we'll as ever.
What was left Of the hopping Cough was there
after OF no trouble. or course cannot but con.
slider Dcdds Nervine and fnvigorator an inyalua-
bic remedy for TIL. distressing malady. may
add, that / have since recommended IL TO several
family friends, In like circumstances, and have
found Il In every 10 be equally successful IL
needs only to be known to come into universal de-
mand. j. w. PEChEIT.
For sale by druggists. Price One Dollar. swS
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Sac. ro., omss--M.n Arrangements.

Nan. Gloss f< ths wes at SO A. ~, and 3os ,. \
10, the EAsi a II - A. n, anil IS "a For Linn
srSck at L. SOP.s County Mails Close osery fues-
t.y. THURSDAY and saisrisy al osoA.s
Mans l.uvs from the wer Al if.io and 10 '. n.
NJ, m. E.-s AZ go a. ~, AMI 3Ss '. - Limerick, al
uI's. Coantry Mails arrive every MOaoiay, Veibes-
day and Friday al s5or.s
Is RicIiARDs, r. N