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the Young the middle.aged, and even those more
advanehd in life, derive untold benefits from
a perusal of DIR. Hayes new medical work, THE
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERNATlON,'
a treatise upon the generatve organs, and the ner-
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by the errors of youth and abuse OF the system.
This book is published by the Peabody Medical
Institnte - Boston. and also the SEXUAL PLY
SIOIOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES"
from the able pen ofthe same author. thousands
of both sexes have been Taught by these works the
true way to health and happiness. See advertise
ment of the Peabody Medical Institute IN an
Their column
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Special Notices.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, BRONCHI-
IT'S, ASTHMA and GROUP.
AS AN EXPECTORANT,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.

1t il composed fthe active principles of root.
and plants, which are chemically extracted, so as
To retain all their medical qualities.
MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find a sure remedyi in this Balsam. Lozenges
and waters sometimes give relief but this Balsam
taken a few times will insure permanent cure.
Will all those afflicted with Coughs or Consump-
ton, give this Balsam fair trial, they will be
pleased with the result, and confess that the SURE
REMEDY Is FOUND AT LAST.
IT'S SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sept "a
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To IL IlonorabIe Booll, Of COUNTY commissio

To ~, Honorable Bua,d, of County Commission.
err ia aud for the County %! oxford.
ESPECTfiI...l ucptcscAt the unirrsi gDed,
IL citizens OF tnc Gown ofONiord IN said Coun-
Is and vicinity, that puzzle convenience and ne
ces ,ity require the location and construction OF
highway IN said town of ONford, beginning IN the
County road Mt, near the dv elling house OF so
ION Warehouse, IN said Town and running thence
by the most convenient route 10 intcrscct at, or
near the dwelling house OF Lydia W. Hackctt, in
said town, the road leading from her said dwelling
house 10 Mechanic Fall, in the Town Of Mnot
They therefore pray your Honors 10 view the said
route and locate a County Dad thereon, u your
Judgment vow shall deem il cNPedient, and rs IN
duty bound will eScr pray.
l. W HhCkETr and others.
Julv lSEg
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Peabody Medical Institute,
NO 4, BULEINCH ST.,

| Opposite Revere House, 1880, BOSTON
! The Trustees of this Institution take pleasure
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| This institution now publishes the popular med
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This Institute has just published the most
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NAV he mentioned, The Mystery OF Life,-Beaniitlii
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General Hygeine of Woman,-Pnberty, Change
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avon ALL QuACK or ADVERTISING DOCTORS
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Non-Rcsidc,it Taxes,
In the Town Of sBiownaeld, County Of OXFORD
Maine for the wear 1868.

In the Town ofsB,ownaeld, County Of OXFORD,
Maine, for the year 1868.
The following Iist Of Taxes on the real estate Of
nonresident OWNERS in the Town of Brownflelt,
for the year 1861 In bills committetto Simon Il.
Johnson, Collector of said Town, on the 18th day
OF July, A. D. ISIS, has been returned by him 10 me
as remaining unpaid on the 2st day Of June, 1850,
BY his certificate of that date and now remain I'm.
paid and notico ishereby given that ifthe said tax.
es and interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury OF said Town within eighteen months
from the date of the commitment OF the said bills,
SO much of the real estate taxed as will be sum.
cient 90 pay the amount clue therefor, including IN
tcrest aud charges will without further notice, be
sold at public Auction at the Store of Eli Ii.
Bean in said town of Brownheld on the ffteenth
day of January. A. d. 1870, mt one o'clock r. NJ.
VIM Bean, a part Of the great bog lot, sl9 acres,
value sTt7, aud of a building, value silo, tax
5000
Fly 4 NORWOOD 225 acres, value $3.50, tax due
$5z &aft - - ~
samuel Gibson, l5 acres, value sSi tax s2s.
James r Lord, part Of the great bog lot, part
OF one building, s75, five different lots OF land
amounting to 2a5 acres, value $50, tax ~ NJ
James W, Johnson, house, outbuildings, ~
acres land value slso tax sl2ls.
Ichabod ) Warren, 100 acres, value $3.50, tax
sll0a u
W. W. SPRING, Treas
Broynfied, Sept IL, 1859.
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Will any one preparation restore the
hair 10 its original color and not inlure
il? Ye-, Hair, Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover.
We would not recommend the frequent
or constant use OF any medicine. 1t Is
importan; to take even a good article iu
diciouSlv. Parsons Pmgative Pills,
are safe, prompt, and reliable as laNa-
tive or cathartic
Base Ball i undoubtedly good exercise
and capital amusement, but it often oc-
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bli>tercd hands We can tell YOU that in
all such cases if Johu>on'S Anodync Lini-
ment" i rcsorted u, it will reduce the
swelling and stop the pain.
DIX. WIsTAR'S WILD CHERRY BALSAM.
This BalSamic compound ha, become 4
home fixture. Let all who suffer, and
have in vain attempted to cure their cough
colds, bronchial or pulmonary complaint,
make use of this unequaled remedy. 1t
can toe relied upon, the mass of testimony
that has been published since It's introduc-
ton. being ample proof of lis efficacy.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners for the
County Of ONfori.
THE undersigned Petitioners, Selectmen of the
town of Roxbury, in said County pectinlly rep
resent-agreeaby 10 u vote of said town. that the
County Road located on petition of George W.
Philbrck and others, between point at or near
AbclW Tayl0r's, in said RoXbury andthe County
road in Andover, l. not needed for public c0nyen.
fence and travel, and IL needed. for that purpose,
that alteration should he made in said location
We therefore pray that you will view said road,
and discontinue part, or the whole OF the same,
or make such alterations therein, n in your judg
ment you shall deem proper and expedient.
SIBAs NJ. LOCKE,
VIRGIL. l.. RICHARDS,
q. r. TAYLOR,
selecunen of RoNbury.
RnxIurv
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Freedom Notice.

This is To certify that have this day given my
son, FREDERIC G. MERRILL, the remainder Of his
minority To do and act for himself, without inter
ference from me. And hereby notify the public
that shall o,sim none OF his wages or pay any
debts of his contracting from and afier this date.
THOMAS MERRILL.
Witues@-kLNON &. PRAY.
BuCkfeld, sept, =, la9.
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DIED.

In Paris, sept l7th, of consumption. Mrs. Me
htahlc VI wife Of the late Hon. Joseph g. Cole
aged - years
I'm Portland sept 18Th, William PIT. youngest
son of Jane, u and France, &. fes,enlcn, aged
month, s. DAYS; also, sept l'th, Mr WIN J"r-
dan. agrdt.> years.
In Brunswick, sept 10Th, MR. Cynthia W Hack
err aged ~ wears months.
In Bath. sept 18Th, Mis- Sophrouia Chapman,
formerly OF Damarscotta. aged :. years.
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lNIpINI..

The exquisite romance of "uNpi>E'wa intend.
ed ny It, author a. the embodiment Of the idea
of Spring. With three other tales it made round
of the Four seasons. Hurl and IIoughton'- cdi-
ton embrace, these four, under the title, JNnI>E
AND OTHER Tales" Price $50. Sold every
where and sent nee on receipt of price by IL q.
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Old Eng land. Its scenery. Art, aad People.
yJ,uEs VI HurPrN, Professor in Yale College.
volume l6mo. Price $500.
Professor Hoppin ha. laid the American and
Christian public under great obligation by hi
book on old England IL l. = mos; readable vol
umc and at the same time most valuable In =
style remarkable for purity and graceful neNhhi-
~ he has given a vast amount of information up
on the great themes of his book He ~ never
tediou .-iuSt touches mauy subjects. sketches
most but suggests more than he says, and seems
mhued with the yer, spiri, aud flavor OF the me n
and thing, among which he moves. The effect Of
the book i like the companion>hip or a scholarly
aud Christian traveller w j Buding!on, u d.,
in new York Independent.
For sale bg all booksellers. sent postpaid, on
receipt of price, 10y the ruhli shers, II o Honsh'
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Freedom Notice.

This may certify that have given to my son
EuGENE MARTIN, his time 10 act and trade
for himself during The remainder OF his minority,
and that will not claim any of his wages, MOI
paw any debts Of his contracting after this date.
ANDREW MARTIN.
Aitest-THoMAs l.. CLEhVEs.
Bruwnleld, sept. 20, 1863.
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The 18th Scmi-annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Maine. !, O. Of G. I.
will be held at Dexter, on the 18th OF
October. at Q O'Clock A. NJ
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This certihes that for valuable consideration
| have this day given TO my son EDWARD L.
RICKER, his time IL trade and trans act business for
himself and shall claim none ofhi- earnings no'
pay any debt, of his contracting alter this date
JOSEPH {. KICKER
Witncss-SCMSER EVANS.
East Stoneham, Sept. 20 1859.
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G. q. RICHARDSON,
1T L Il W,
DINFIELD, MAINE.
sy-Collecting promptly attended To. sep2i
Freedom Notice,

rJNHLS certifes that ! have this day given % my
i minor son. JAMES VI BROOKS, his time 10
trade and tran >act business for hms self snd shall
claim none of ms earnings nor pay any debts of
his contracting alteI this date.
JOHN BROOKS.
Witncss--E BLAZE.
Porter. sept l., 1859
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M1RR{EU.

IN Oxford, sept 2lst, BY l.. g. Hanbleu, ESD
samuel y Andrew of Uiisiicld, and Miss Clara
+ smith of Oxford
In Lewi,tHs sept Goth, VIM McCsnn and Miss
Mary Rugan, both of l..
In Portland Sept lGlh Mr.. Charles u Bourne
of tuburndale, Mass, AMI Mis- Lila tr"swcu
Andrews of =.
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Br BEAUTIFUL Ifyou desire beauty YOU should

BIZ BEAUTIFUL II you desire beauty YOU should
use Hagan'> Magnolia Balm.
Il gives a sof(, refined, ,atnl,ke texture to the
Complexion removes Roughne-S, Richness, Blo,ch
-, >unburu Tan, etc, and add> tnge of PearlS
bloom TO the plainest features. Ii brings the
Bloom Of Youth to the fading cheek and changes
the rustic Country Girl into Fashionable City
Belle.
In the Use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc
crct of Beauty. No lady need complain Of her
Complexion who will invest - cents in this de
lishtful article.
LYoN's K,IHAIROS Is the Best Hair Dressing.
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The language of nature and experience demon
strates that whoever would enjoy the pleasures of
food the beauties OF landscape, the joys Of com
palionSiip the riches " literature, or the honors
Of station and renown, must preserre their health
The effect Of foul, injurious food, entering the
stomach. is to derange the digestive organs and
produce headache, loss of appetite, unrefreShng
sleep. low spjrit:, feveri>h bunings, etc, which
are the symptoms of that hor1id disease, DysPep
sid which assumes thousand shapes and points
toward miserable life and premature decay
PLANTATION BITrERs viii prevent, overcome and
counteract all of these effects. They act with un
erring power, and are taken with the pleasure OF
a beverage.
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New Advertisements.
Note Lost.

NOTE Of hand for one Hundred Dollars
~ given bv Franklin Maxim, ON the 10Th day al
ApriI 1859 PAYABLE To- the undersigned or order on
demand AIperson~ are hereby cautioned against
purchasing said note, a. payment on the s',nie mas
been stopped MARIA l.. HOOPER.
Burkhrid, sept lCsh lSH.
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BORN.

In Buckield, sept llih, To- the wife Martha
Hollis, of Charles Mason, u daughter.
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THE lorraine vexetable cath.rtlc PHI

The lorraine Vegetable Cathartic Pills
The best known remedy for all Diseases of the
BLOOD, stomach, Liver, Kidneys: for Headache
Rheumatism, and In ALL cases where q chthartc
Is required. Price by mail, box 81 cts.--o boxes
sl.ls,-l2 boxes 1894. - .aselt
-4 80 TURNER & CO,
Sept. ~. -3m ls0 fremont ST Boston, Mass.
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Auction Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on Thurs
w day, Sept. 3Oth, 1890, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ at the residence of the subscriber, in ron
BURY, near Ellis Pond, the following described
personal property:
old Steers, grth feet; pair nice yearlng Steers,
girth 5feet; Spring Calves. 20 Southdown sheep,
II Lambs Also, good HORSE, and y tons OF
HAY, together with Farming Tools and House
hold Furniture. Sale positive.
MANSFIELD GROVER.
Roxbury, Sept. Is, 1859. :t
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Turner'S Neuralgia PHI ,-The great rene
dy for NEURALGIA and all NERVOUS DISEASES.
More than 10000 cured by il in the lasttwO years
Price by mail. package 81 y05,-6 packages s5.27.
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Every Man and woman.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet artI-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price
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Jersey Bull for Sale.

1 FULL BLOODJERSEN BULL eighteen
~ months old. rnca .urr> I'VE feet, for sale. W III
be ON exhibition ut the County Fair II not provi
u.lv disposed Of Pedigree furnished II desired
DAVID GtRNEl
Norway Village, sept 2l-t 1859
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CONTAINING
Fu Iustrn"tions lr ,'ractical Forms. adapted 70
Ev,,y Kind OF b., .ess, ami to all the States Of
''e = '''J BY FRANZ IN CHAMBERLIN,
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PRACTICAL LAWYER, OF twenty-five years
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Ills hiqhly recommcndedJ w many eminent Judges
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CAUTION.
An old law-book ! ubli he'd many year ago, has
Just been hastily reissue a. "A new book with
out even suitable revision Of IL obsolete state
ment, Do not cor found that work with CHAM
BERLiN's LAW Book FOX TIE PEOPLE.
Aug. o. 1879.
. nleaded the case ofColonel Scott, and moi
} only requested that leave OF absence
|, should be given hin. but that steamer
should be sent down the river expressly
| TO bring the body ofhi' wife. "Hnmani
i 20 Mr. Stanton" said the good Pr -:"nt
|, his homely face tran,iigu rei w..A me
olow of earnest, tender feeling, 'hnman
|, itv should overue consider .tions ofpoIi
|, CIV. and even military necessities III mat
!; ters like this.
|, The Secretary was touched, and h
4 said something a! this regret at not nav
. ino felt himself AT liberty to gran; Colone
SCOTS request in the first place.
il "No, no, Mr.. Stanton" said the fresi
, dent; "you lid right in adhering to you
/. own rule; you are the right man for thu
II Mace. If we had such soft headed OH
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Not Gone !!


YTHE CopaItnership heretofore exsting between
i Dilnliam & Jack ON, is this day dissolved
aud All debts due to and from said firm, will be
settled by
SHOWS Falls, Sept 9th, 1859. Sw'
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Biennial Examinations.
NOTICE To PENSIONERS.

DIENNIAL EXAMINATIONS OF ARMY Pen.
- -ioners are required on or after september
Iih in each alternate odd year, Chose Of the NAVY
occurring on after January let each alternate
eren year) except in those ca specially exempt
thcrefrom The exemptions are those who are
pensioned.
lst By special act Of Congress
~ For the loss of Rn arm leg, hand Or foot.
81 For 40 othsr thal the loss OF a finger, toe,
or an eve tnot sight, than the priyaton OF
some Ike essential part OF the pensioners body.
Pensioners with any other disability must pre-.
sent themselye, Tor the examination due sept ith,
lSN which has reference solely to "a, contihu'
anrc and present decree OF the pen sioner's disa-
b't, from the part ular injury or disease Tor
n Inch the pension was originally granted. no
other disability j. 10 81 token into account
In every instance 4 will be necessary for pen
slonrrs 10 present their Pension tertihcates
"a the surgeon Apr'pcr regard of this require
meut will prevent delays and unnecessary eA'
pense
la this connection il may be observed that an
uuai and -emi ANNA! examinations. required by
any pension certificate, are "a be continued ~
usual until AFTER the missioner has received "A Ssc
O,,d bicunial examination
ID. LOWELL LAMsON,
Examining Surgeon.
Fryeburg Ne, Aux 20, 1873
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SAFE OF MAINE.

Roxbury, Aug. %, 1859.
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An old law book, ublished many year ago, has
inst been hastily re- ued "a, IA new book y with
out even suitable revision Of IT. obsolete state
ment, Do not cor found that work with CHAM
BERIrN's LAW Book FOR TIE PEOPLE.
An A.
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Pequa,vket Lodge, No. Is, Brownneld me
i aud 81 Wednesday OF each month.
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u Instructions lr ,'ractica Forms. adapted 10
y,iy Kind OF BE. .css and 10 all the STATES OF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a meeting of Amity Lodge, No. 81, A
F. A., held on the evening, Of the S h inst
the following preamble aud resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Supreme
Archltec IF ahe Universe, TO call our late
brother, H II. KINARD, ftom his labor 10
the world TO The eujuymrnr Of the refresh.
meHts of that bourne from which no Traveller
rel nrn-; and while we bow with all hImilify
to the overrulirg .decrets of the Supreme
Master, we must regret the loss Of one, who,
for so many years, was with rs IN the SUBJ
lime work of our craft. .-a.s:z. .
therefore. be it ...s.....
RESOLVED That in the decease OF our
well beloved brother. II. III. Kinard =: this
Lodye and the fraternity at large, have sus>
,ained the loss of faithful aud usefu!
member. >... d."
RESOLVED. That the community have
also. in our opinion, sustained the loss OF
IN energetic and Industrious citizen who
was always kesniy alive to fhe interests OF
This people. and fearless in defending its
rights whenever aud however assailed. -.
RESOLVED. That we deeply sympathise
with hi. berpavcd wife and children who
must, frum the nece .sities, of the Gaze. more
deeply feel This great loss. TO them of d kind
and loving husband and loving and indus
gent parrnt; and can only hope that they
will receive sufficient strength and fortitude
from the Supreme Rller, 20 enable them to
bear it.
RESOLVED, That this Lodge be draped in
mourning for the space of thirty da.s, and
that blank page of our Minute Book be
de,iiclt,d to his memory.
RrsoIyED, That q ci,py of these rasolu>
tious be transmitted to his bereaved family
and printed in the Newberry Herald.
w G. MaYES. T.
p. RODEL }Conmittee.
10. PEOPLES,
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+ ENCOURAGING To,EaRMERs.-Ne learr
that Mr.. 7. j. S,rton, OF. Urion County
has, from the use of the -two horse turn
plnw, and the Wandn Fertilizer, hecl
enabled to gather for,v.t:sree.buShel< "'
wheat per acre. from his h'seflands, an''
twenty six bushels Ter acne fraln hi
average lands. - r. <a< = ac3 20:
|: We hase also been shexna sls Sheak>
of; Oats raised by sar7 ftalaw, ,tATns'nsu /
R. q. Stone. from 1eSs,,tban 9pe, qusrts,
If an acre nf old fiet't land. TINS IieN
was produ"ed'bv a|liberal: and juiisiaT
nse nf the Wando Fertilizer alome,s no nj
ten,i"n having been given %: the proper
breaking mp Of the land; sQ&G%A'.
These facts are encouraging TO on
farmers. >hnwin that. by adopting the
new system Of: farming. and by using
proper fertilizins agents. our cd field,
can lie reclaimed and our poor lln'i> BE-
made p, otitalle -Spartan"urg Gazette.