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The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meeting of the
Federal Council of the International Working
men in New York Thursday evening the follow
ing address was adopted:
Since the beginning of this century the work
ing classes, more enlightened and knowing the
inferiority of their condition all over the world,
have fought for emancipation and their liberty,
and, at times defeated they have always been
the victims. In France, in England, in Ire
land, in Poland, in Italy, in Germany and late
ly in Cuba their blood has sprinkled the earth.
They died bravely, by thousands, and from
each drop of their sacred blood has sprung up
au avenger to continue the holy battle. Citi-
zens whose fathers died to make this land free
from despotism, an inheritance that it is duty
to preserve inviolate, shall we remaia selfish
and contented without regard to those who
follow so nobly the example set by them? No!
mat cause is ours The solidarity that binds
an men and nations all over the world makes it
euey 70 honor their memory and to raise our
toice ior .he condemnation of these barbarous
siausnIefers. 1t is for that purpose that we in
vlte all citlZens, male OF female, all orpaniza-
tons and all trades unions to ioin the 2nnaraI
procession which will take place on Sunda~
Dec. II, 1871. The procession will orr,a,,;no
Cooper Institute at 1 o'clock P. NJ S ', go a'
can lady, member of Section Q, will Iaa ni t.
Section bearing the red banner. 'i-"'
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world-per-
fecty harmless, reliable and instantaneous dis
appointment; no ridiculous tnts iisagreeabe odor
Is IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or Natural
Brown leaves the hair clean; soft beautiful does
contain particle of lead any injurious compound.
Sold by all Druggists
Factory, 16 BOND STREET, N. Y
jy11 SN DIV 1Y
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
100000 ACRES OF LAND

Said lands being the same granted by the State OF
Maine to aid The construction OF this road They are
situated along the Penobscot and ST. John rivers
an | heavily t'moereI and valuable. Large
tracts. especially 10 the fertile A-oostook Valley the
oest agricultural district in the St4te,) valuab
lot farming lands well az tor their timber. This
INN lon la
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

The amount of cash and clothing donated by
the people of Brunswick for the relief of the
Western sufferers by fire reached the sum of
S144S.
The Bridgton Savings Bank has deposits to
the amount of $4,000 1t has just made
semi-annual dividend of three and half per
cent.
The Bridgton Neaos mentions the case of a
family in Naples who last Sunday were as busy
as bees about secular works preparing for rest
on on the Sabbath, which they supposed came on
the r. following day.
Ihe next term of the Maine Medical School
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Dec. 5.

Friday, Dec. I'd.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, FIN St john NIB via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch May Belle, (Br) Dunn, Hilsbcro, NB-plaster
to order.
Sch Gazelle, Gardiner, Pembroke.
Sch Winslow, Burns, Rockland.
Sch Nellie H. Malloch, Eastport for Boston.
Sch Adelaide, Hutchns, Steuben for Boston.
Sch H Rogers, Handy, Steuben for Boston.
Sch President, Robinson, Bangor for Boston.
Schs Clarissa Story, Clifford and Carpo Thurston,
Bangor for Boston.
Sch Ceylon, Fernald, Camden for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16

z. L. Burleigh, Esq, State Land Agent, saws
that more settlers lots have been taken in
Aroostook county the past year than for the
three previous years. Settlers are required to
occupy and improve the lands, and in addition
give notes to the State for a small sum, PAYABLE
in labor upon the roads, thus enabling them to
secure comfortable homes at a very slight out
Law in money
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE

ON ITS ENTIoE ROAD AND PROP.
ERTY FRAN WsNNse VANCEBO 40,
besides Second Mortgage on thu entire road and
equipments from Bangor co VIM, Sc miles, This
portion cost So 5000 O. and the ony lien there
ON is mortgage to the cry Bangor for 900 O0rj
and. IN ad iiion thereto bv ElhsT AND
ONLY ORTGASsE on
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
SIN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE
GOLD COIN,
Free Erol,a III. g. Taxnfian


Counons payable March and September 1, in New
York Bonds r-gis cred il desired, Coupons made
paw. BE - each in london, Eng and it preferred.
SINKING FUND-AIl proceeds OF sales of land,
as wen as OF timber aud othsr products theretrom
ate by The Trustees, to be vested in these Bonus II
LEY can ne b0neht at or less; Otherwise in
Un,ted States, State or Municipal Securities. Aud
on July 1. 1873, and annually thereafter until these
Bonds become due"T are all paio. the 4. & N A.
Railway Co. Is bound to pay to The Trustees : sum
OF money equal 10 one per cent OF The amount If
Bonds 'and'ng. Such amounts, and all in crest
Iec'Ved on securities. belonging to the Sinking
FUND are TO he invested as above stated. and th SO
accumnations are solely tor the purpose addition
all, proviiins for the redemption of there Bonds
The sinking Fund c"nctitutes h'rd great ele emit
OF securing ami strength, and adds 10 the safety of
these Bonds "
The Trustees are Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLIN of
Ban,or, Me, ana j. EDGAR THOMSON, ESQ.,,
OF PhI'adelphia. Pa.
TIL Trustees are authorized to receive the Bonds
al far ana Accrued Interest IN payment for
Ihese very desirable securities Tor SAFE at
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
LEA & PERKINS, SATCE-

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
The Only Good Sauce"
It appetite and digestion, and 1t is unriv
aled tor lis favor.
We are dire:ted by Messrs Lea & PERKINS, to
prosecute all parties making venuirg Commercials
JOHN DUNCAN,S SONS,
augl2sn6m Agents, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED STATES
AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES New
brunswick and Nova SrotiaI The .opQlatioo o. the
maritime Provinces is about ONE NHHLLEON
and all the land tcave freight, mails &c, between
them and the UNI ed States, will pass this Trunk
line. which is WsTH"UF COHPETaEION.
Although not yet completed, the business of the
road is already far greater than its most sapguine
friends predicted, and is continually increasing.
The net earnings from Local Business alone,
the So miles com ok ted in Maiue already exceed
lars, aud will be largely Increasing after sept next
by the business 10 and from tue Provinces.
To complete this road and to equip as fully as its
present large business and the im.oed ate increase
consequent upon its completion. requires the Com
nanv has issued its Bonds 10 the amount of Two
Millions OF Dollars, secarsd bya
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16

APPLES APPLES!!
CHEAP!
TO SUIT CUSTOMERS,
AT j. S. CROCKETT'S,
- SIS Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16

f:t Pa SPOKEN. .a
oct ~ Lat 81 20 $, Ion II As, ship Titan from New
York for San Francisco, (rudder gomez -
Dec lat 49, Ion CT, ship Uncle Joe from Baltimore
for Liverpool. A
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
Sch Ceylon, Fernald, Camden for Boston.

Schs George Brooks Capt Humphrey; Maracaibo,
Henley; Harriet Fuller, WILLARD, and Gen Grant,
have been hauled I'D at this port for the WINTER
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16

On the outside of today's paper will be found
an extremely interesting letter describing a
tour through Maine. 1t is from the pen of Ju-
Illus A. Palmer, Jr., Esq, a gentleman well
known in the literary circles.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16

CURE FOR SMALL Pox.-The Ellsworth
Americans Cranberry Island correspondent
says:
The small pox has not reached Cranberry Is
land, but the children have been vaccinated as
precaution. 1t is stated that plant grows
ON this Island which is sovereign remedy for
small pox! The Pitcher Plant. A wash and
a drink for small pox patients is made of it,
Burdock burs,- stepped, and used in the same
way are said to be also effectral
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
400 ACRES TO EACH BOND.

also Pledged 10 ensure the payment thereof.
Tue Bonds are for $1,000 each, due March l, 1899,
bear interest af
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
RE OCEAN STEAMERS
DIED.

Miniature Almanac. December 10.
Sun rises. ...........7.24 Moon sets. $50 PM
Sun sets. 4.28 High water ..... 800 PM
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-16
80 and Accrued Interest in Currency.

81 and Accrued Interest in Currency.
us Bonds and all marketable securities receiy-
ed at highest m irket price IN exchange tor these
i'ond', and can he sent by EXPRESS and these re-
turned by Express, tee expense 10 the purchaser
Pamphlets giving further partiou ara concernns
the connections and business, VI b Hap. sb wing
the location and auds OF this road sent free on ap-
plicaton TO
ELIAS MERRILL.
Principal Agent of the Company for the
Sale of Bonds,
BA N G OR, JAIME,
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OUR TABLE.

Hnrper's Magazine, for F,brusry, has Tie
nsuI s.trl .,i,c N y,is.a S,tiius via Ia IA, sar
so mar, y..s, ,hlracgtrz, tai, p-pllIr monthly
Il op,n> vi,a Ibc As,slien liJrsl, oy TIA aIihos
ot.rue DIX, Club ..Ul,,- .5llEiuS a. fne
a-,. with illustration. j., az il>tsI,,ise a.u.lc.
4.Fr,,Ier,s thc Great" continued, a9I the stories
81 Harprr are always %asI.
Harprr.s Weekly j, q splenGilly illustrate !
Jogtu,. ,.l...am- "a ,IcEt collections ot reading
lu.t.erO a s-.s. or,.or Il is Tia Le,t weekly Pdb
hel1iou lu America terms S4Uo wear
Good Health. or f,5rulry, haze valuable and
isrer,>tir- Jli. ~ contents It. arii- arr al
vrtt,u iu s., l 700 i 80 T., AMI IuE'h valuable IN
form ,ticu O. given ia relation 10 coirc,i lrHis tie
,pc,rrra, ga q. L,Ith and tlc care @. disease. II
deserves % o.. as z aIsesIy l.. popular journal
SeuHaev Eo>ieH.
The chronological Journal, tx + brtsry-
EN- s. r..t,y ir,i-itrd wi p god rvadiug. A@on-
o-lsy az; - ~, notice The Cb,isiiau Church, p
With S>et,h he's aud portraits o. twelve representative
la.. o. tlic Ir.i .i,n, cora n,ln;y ka0wu IBIS
1.t., >lsost ske,eh and portrait of the late
iy AlDyst Earue>, aa i.;gge>..u- srticie GA .t't-
peraweu;," .u ou ..ruysi "a Eiucl,i .n." With Il
li>.r tis>. aus u,-ty short, entertaining ariicl,s
OF a variety oi subjects. New Noi&-sit0 q year.
Peters NasicaI Monthly. ior Februly has
: ,- voIyls col -ooi music a shoe; .atH, among
which ve Notice >oi, De-, AMI Ca3sLs 5y Il. +.
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oxford NoFn0i Iastitpte.
SoUTH PAsIS, Jan. u, 1871

Mr.. Norman IL. Pomeroy. whom Mr..
Swasey has engaged rs one oil his Board
of instruction tor the Spring term of this
institution. l. reputed TO &c one OF the
fisl scholars.
lie has studied the Frcnc language in
France. tha German language in Germa
ny au,l switzerland, and the Italian Ian.
guagc in Italy; besides having pursued
The study at these languages in this
country. While ia Germany. Mr.. Pome
roy was under the instruction of PrnteS
sor Neubaucr. a famous liugui>t. who
was the Instructor OF Ernest Renan.
author Of Life of 81. Paul" lie is also
a proGcicnt in, Latin and Greek
He bears The highest testimonials.
From the many names at disposal, the
following are >clcctcd:-
RI. Rev. William &. Dn1n,, Bishop oI
Diocese of Albany, \. Y; Rev. Arson
Epson. d. D., Albany, y. Y. DR., c. A
Robertson, Albany, y. Y; Prof. e. IL
Potter, Albany, y. Y; Prot Alfred Stcb
bins, Professor ol languages in Cornell
University, Ithaca, y. y; Rev. Geo. l.,
Walker. formerly of Portland; Stanley
T. Pgpou. Esq, Portland.
With the addition at Mr.. Pomcr0y
this Institution will have Board OF IN.
s,ruction second u none in Maine.
The prospects Of the school Tor the
Spring Term are most hUterinS There
Will DC a argc Teachers Class \ new.
and desirable feature will he CONNER
cial Course, in which students viii he in
>uuc eel in Book lccpmg, Banking.
Commercial Law. and branches Pcrlaiu.
mg to ajhor UGH Business Education.
The Priuri,al j. arranging t,V &n at
tg9,c,iye Coarse ot Lectures during the
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

DR. FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF TIE
MEDICAL ADVISER An GUIDE To HFNLTH- a
work OF sOrpassiuG interest and alueio AL pes
sons suffering from exhausted vitality, premature
lecl.ue, ,pcualtyr. h,sl, OF any OF IL sequence,
snl miuutely describing the variou> symptoms IF
thee in-iliou> disca.es, with plain common sen c
directions Toy their treatment aud curc--msy he
c0nddcatialt, rcu siltci upon al ehYnnc, delicate
ant CUN piicdtcd d >ca,c> IA cuhvr Sc, 3t Iut
pEpILK'S MEDICAL iNsTiTJtE, No bulan'h
street, Bn ton. Mas, Every sU0crer should CON
~ult pr Morrill, Ills large experience OF oVrr
thirty wears. dealing with every disease iRcdent
to humanity, ,pdbl, him o. guarantee cure U
aI cur,rbtr ctsrs iu shorter time ant ai tr> eN
pel>e altd Inconvenience C. the p3tiom ttan -
usually iucur cd When rc>ort h had Zen less ineN-
prrivn,.,.d phv>iriuus. cat NND SIR nav. lie
will describe your disease without amy ini0rmu
tiou from YOU, aud cure yoU without The Use oi
harsh ssil ianvrnu~ remedies, often pcriluu> 90
health aud lite TuE MEp.C II ADNt>EE, with l0s
circulars "fUE ENVEGoE'> pitt and "lN.
rOErANT FNCr>," will l,c sent 60 ANY address 0n
recent ot tcu ccuts Address oC cali &c No,
BULFiNCu STRKET BpSroN, Mass. oMre hours
rn lu tlla mprai 0g. 50 l1 O'Clock IN tc evening
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Slhcrih~s Sale.

ONf'rl : ::
's'AkEN on exc cntion, and VIII he sold by public
/ auction. OF saturday thc iVurlhday of March
II l. al ten o'clock nt forenoon, at the store Ct
ibby X Randall, at kczar Fails. IN tins town ot
P.rtrr in sad EQUITY all The tiehi inCquh! iith
Ia redeem The ioiipWing Described Real E>l te,
situated in Po.tci, in SAIL County, with the hIi.d
ing thereon. II vii; lot numbered fourteen IN
r f-,n.se anh lot numbered .ilIcen IN & r.,n-t,
boundrd "a follows "n the rnith by lud 0fJerc
miah Davis on the l.t>t hy land Ui Jnhu Drew
atd Harm on Ia, lnr, The 'outh AMI west by
land T.Iorl 4 I.ib5r, AMI being the homestead
farm ot all lihi,.i Il. Weeks.
Nllouuc other parcel OF land, described rs lol
"a part ni lot numbered fourteen IN q. rarse
nl IL said POI tal, and boUHded on the west by
on the At by town farm 1d on the south D! llhd
OF stercy Davis.
Also one other parcel ofllnd, described n fol
INV: a l,ait ut lot numbered fourteen IA & range
at la. ; in said Porter, aud bounded ol the west
+ a t,pnrold, on the south lay "FpN Meadow
} Brook" -o-callc) on The ca-tb. laud o. HARRISON
ITavlAr aud on he north By land Of john Drew.
! The above Il 's:,ija pre,ntser heinz shlJe 4 &c
2 mortgage g.ycn;o Henry Nuter Of Cape Eliza
+ beth, Ia secure the payment OF u certain noie n
iauil, for lVe hun,lrrl dollars, nlted Ann I,lh
I lsi payable in iltst'lnt nts Two h.indcl douar'
/ Ia be paid during the month n Fct"hcr, y ID
( lSGs "a, the other th.ec hln,licl dollars ~ 10
! paid in three equal payments. yearly, alter
( s1id October Is Is, with interest annually; on
\ which there is now lue the sum oi siN huhhred
! and forty three dollars and seventy five cents.
! SAID mott clgc decd is recorded in Book -, Page
/ III of the Oxford Western District registry.
LORENZO ID STACf, sheriff
! Porter, January 18th, ISL.
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llNoH have "a discharge from lhc nose,
offensive az "jhcrWiSc, r1'tiei loss ut tkc
S,1l,,. of >u,tl, t1>ic or hct, ing. etc> AVA
tcrns Ell weak. ivyi dali aud siHpii or
,lcliiuslcd. puu en- pressure 10 tie head.
tax, ,,,ldca>iiN. Nou may bV S,,Jc th1t l"u
have CHauh. Thousands anuuai!N. with
oul muitc~lug hail of the above >ymr-
tom> tyrwitE,jc ga Consumption aWd ,Wd
in ihr sra e. No di-rH>c IS - c"am"u,
morr deceptive or ,v>> understood il
l,h, Sicj.,,> Do T. Y rjr,S~-. Is = ,rcc,,
Street. Bail.do. y y J. lhc SOLE propri
ctor al Dr. Saac'> Gaia ola Een'ed,-a
l,cr'c,t -lcr lic i"r CNtarrh. "C"l" ,0 the
Head" ~ CT1rJht llvtdachc, wh,rh he
sends lo any ti,l,,-> l'y mail ~ Receipt
Oi sixty cents. Soil hy Druggists.
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has placed DIR DOW at the head of all ply >ieisss
making suchPractice a specially and enables him
20 guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in tie
worst eases of Suppression ANA all other AeRStrp
al DeraagcmctS, from scaatercr cease Al lette'
for advice mast contain al oIiee M. 9ENEI
corT STREET. BoSToN.
NB-Boaal rrlish Il to those desiring to e
main under treatment
Boston Tuiv $50 IL
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S,G>s oF rBS ZODIAC. \ philosopher ia The
Wc-t s.pou ,l,' -tu.rti'a o. tle C'tsry Pect'
"a. VT. - A., o. jV.trl., 81, uIl-r Waich
s,Sl as ,It.l =. bis I. uI..l 0li,tccs5 aui which
vpat:t J1tlIt.-wIrI az ,AIu ttN, Ay,r's
PI.,.,r "a aa.e,ioa otta, diver, aI,l uaIer what
SKA h.> w.tc ~a,u3l c'.na'a., O ttA, ,he >tgsp'
ra,l J,c hss au.o.l- a AIS taU - already
know % UsI1 a.> cdse, uIier rlavus change
h., pis. uIi-cS ',rpi' ca, - hIir ia Aries, AMI
soak h,, tee, IA Pisces ts Isra' a tlcir cond..
zion rtNuIur>.
>-hoJima>tcr-, stlrt Tor Wisconsin, and yisti Mr..
Ham Wheu oJ 80 these. 1'Ncst Diiy News.
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A. 4. HERRICK, A. VI. Principal.

A. 4. HERRICK, 4. VI. Principal.
Mis- NELLIE STAPLES, Preccptress.
Miss ALICE BURNIIAM, Assistant.
Mrs. A. {. HERRlCk. Teacher OF Music, OH
Painting AMI Drawing
Mr II has had charge Of this school ten yesrs.
Miss staples md Miss GnrnhNm have been con.
ueCte,, with the school Two Years
Nearly one hour will bc given L. each recitation.
Lectures will be given during the Sprr'g Term
The government viii be KIND but .Hfh our ann
il Ia make The school like home.
student, arc requested To attend church on the
sabbath, aud 10 refine III ten O'clock. Hebron =
beautifully situated aiming The hul, OF oN'nf't
80 miles from Portland, aud can bc lehched iN
cars in one day tn'm BANGOR. There are no hotels
or saloons Ia take away the attention oi students
nom their studies
80 effort will be- spared for those preparing Tor
College, Tor business, Or Tor teaching scholars
viii Toe assisted Ceiling situations, IN stores OF
-Cho. l..
TU;rioN- Higher English or Languagee, 81 90
"v stNiS-,iN cents per week
Common English, 900
or mrs live cents per week.
Board g. 80 To - 0u per weck-wood M lights
eNtla Good r'pms cam lac nbttnad Tor boay0Iag
self from - to 81 ceuts per week.
Term BilS Ia bc settled the uintN week of The
tcrm. M deduction Tor an ab.cnce of Two weeks
except in ease uf sickness. Books furnished u!
he Teacher ~ Portland prices.
Calendar FOR the Yenr 1871.
Spring Term hcgiu, Tucslsy, Mnrch eth; sam
ner Term. Tuesday, MAJ SO,h; Fall Term, Tues
'lay sept 5t0
subjects are earnest, requested to be present
hc first tiCN O tine Term as lessons ave given ont
and rectaJious commenced the second day. For
rooms or board apply 20 the Secretary, and mo-
he Principal y. II. EJNPt>, >ecN.
References Hon. y. X SAWYER, EllsN orth; Hon.
Dana I.uut. Rev. MI Woodruff. BANGOR: lion.
Dinelcy, Jr. lewiston; Hon. =. II RnHk. Au-
busn; Rev Nj small. Portland. R'y Mr. Elliot,
Rumiord Hon Suuupor BurUh1m, Norway Hon
YIN wilson ilaiiowcl All have been patrons,
except one
Hebron, Me. Feb. >. ISL.
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IrxoU HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA. Head

acne, Bx<,O>c>. Cp-tivcle,>, Pue~, Oppression
aaer Etla; >,l- RsiaS, o. aay In Ijse~t.cu or
u li)lsae,,. YOU 81, n'i thJnk Us litrr u-ju; BH
uAGII>0N'- rEla>rALTIC LOZENGE>, Nc
viii lot.cl, thc price sfJbe BOX. Also, warranted
& cure vvcry Aul %. fJLES. 70. safe 20 NJ
TegsaJht Temple, Boston, Jy l.. \ uAEIi>'N
GO. Pr5p-.e,Jss, AMI 5y Al D.us-.>i-- MlIict
OF % cent.
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praz., c,.hcl anil iufnmltion furnished hy
GEORGE UPnNN. ProSidcnre, X. l.
tNty.-Anv lady or geatlen.

DNVCUONf y Anv Ildv or gtltIFn9n
I can make $iWDamonth, and secure tEcrowa
hrppiue.- ari ndipcnlance, by "hta.niug pSl'
CHOMANCi, FASClNATloN or Spl AIM
ING ;GUpa- ,-: cloth Full Instruction - Use
Tins poArr over men or animal at VIII how To
Me, icrize. become Trance or writing MenHmS.
Diyinaiion Spiritual IN, ll.hcmy, Phi">9phS "l
omen, eud Dreams. brigham Iouns's Harcm.
Guide t. Marriage. Sc. ~ contained in thi- book;
10000 .old pri .p D. mail In cloth 81 -, ptper
covers 81. NuTiCE ANY person wiling % At
"a. agcut will receive q sample cupv e" the W"tk
tgte 4 no rapita! * required, all dr-'rou> OF
gcn:ecl employment should send for The book en-
c!asr a ct Tor postage 10 r. w EVANS X Co,
II south st.t = Ph,ladel ha.
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ANDREWS g DEAN,
ShcriE's Sale.

STATE or MuSE-OXFORD, IS.
rT,AKEN ON Execution, aud VIII he sold ut pub
1 li:au.ton - the highest bidder on Saturla,
the twcut' -d0h day ot March, \. ID. 1911. at ten
O'Clock ia tie fore no 20, AZ the Office of K \ Frye,
Esq. in i thci, Comfy and S'a aforesaid, MI
the RICH IN equity which Louisa Cummings, o.
Albany, III sad County OF oxford. has Or had
nh the tWenty-fr-t iiay OF lanu1ry, \. ID 1871
being the time of seizure on said Execution, 10 10
deem the following dc >cribed Real Estate with
the Buildings iheI con, sttiGle Ia the town ui Al
blny in the ,ad County of ONidrl, viz TaG
Eas crly hdlf Of lot No. J. III the st range oI lots,
IN said Albany, ami being the homestead farm at
sail Louisa Cumming; The above descriD ed
premises being subject 10 = Mortgage giNento Da-
vid + Cummings, al Albany. in said County, 10 -.
culc tie payment If two hundred and thiriy three
dollars and atCTcsJ, III wO rs iron the fifteenth
diy OF De. a. ID lsS, on Which there - nov
lac two hundred and SiXty-twO dollars anG hfty
two cents sait mortgage deed Is recorded With
oxford Records, Book 1885, Page li2: Also subject
10 another Mortgage given To Robert \. Chapman,
cf Bethel, in s,tii County, ~ secure the payment
Of w0 hundred dollars and interest. payable, fifty
dollars in oneyear, fifty dollars in eighteen month
and one hundred dollars in two years from the
twenty-Sixth day OF Dee 1888. on which there i.
nov due two hundresi AMI twenty .fiv. dollars and
thirty three cents said mortgage deed is recorle,
in Book los, Page III Of Oxford Records.
A Il. GOODWIN, DEPUTY Sheriff.
Dated ut Bethel Jan. 18th, ~ ID. ISL
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Many people particularly chldrcu.
suffer with the er ache; and ior the
benefit OF .aWh sc give a sure bat simple
Jcmrdy. r.; mt.,o or three dtup> u;
Jlht,4AS Ag.dgs LitatH'. step thc
car with addressed wool, ha;bc jbc feet
an warn W.,,r, nctryc Srjug % bed, anl
Hrc2 the .,c a warm III EjSht
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llcatlt~hc- NiN half and half Il Rem.
me- Mage Ojl aud water, aud >.uurIe
the ln.1d with the miN urc. then put lcw
drop, ur The Oil clear uu ,he temple aud
where the pain J. the -cvcrc>i also swat
Low oi ! drops of m, Oh, itNick IN the
stomach: them ind vo1y ptia 10 you can
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Capt. Charlie, S,g-r. Nh, Keeps =
superb >tocs ,t h,r,eS in Ppy,lsai, Ne.
julpsiar3 rs recently Jbat hc uses the
81 T{tIs Ctr1'ry C)atlDH P,loIerS
r,.I.tr.y ia as >,t..ic>. All tIIt tIe eN.
i,rdsc q, uI,tc t.l.,a p.r,ct ay tae iimuu,>a
Al a.u,dut 80 grain uccc>St ry "a NecP his
horses alNty> ia .Dnd order
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ME -.

IL Aniover. ~ the re>ilrn Of the hriir's father
I'm 90. iv Rev ! Elliot, Nj VIM. Jone, u Ms,
In south prs. Jan 81 Z. by Rev. e. 7 Cobb
Mr. J 4 Dtw-r of New lurh City, ana Ais, Ella
Z Andrews of paris.
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DIED.

IN : ,uta Par.s NoA. :. m. NJ. Caroline VI g.,
va OF L Y Pra.t. a.ci - yeag-, one m'ath ana
days.
a. ia irri~cu. N1y 2I,r. M. I.vjju Jewell, wild
ow or Lrui- Jewell E~l asei - ycar>.