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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 20, 200 P. M.-Consols
934. Bonds steady; 5-20s '62s, 90s; do old
Cos, 9Os; do 67s, 92s; do 1O-40s, sol.
Holiday IN the Stock Exchange next Mons
day.
LIVERPOOL. April 20, 200 P. M.-Cottoa
dull; middling uplsnds It'd; mi6Ging Or
leans I'D; sales 10000 bales; 3, 600 for
speculation and export. Shipments from
Bombay since last report up to the 28th
inst, "a, 900 bales. BreaGstuffs and pro-
visions unchanged.
New York Money Market
New YORK, April 29.-Gold strong, with
all transactions at 11ls@1114. Loans were
made fiat to per cent. both for use AID
carrying. Exports to day S1,945, $50; Tor
the week, IS, 1872, 1913. Government bends
strong and higher, in anticipation. Of ke>x.
Ell purchases by the Treasury dzrsA| 40,
and on demand FROM toEeiss
Stocks have been somAgAst panA srs
day than for some .nae psS' steaaleI 70
rites eli and WIKI snt. state secu
old Tennessees, 81 ut decided change
exchange, lie &; new, 67s. Sterling
Vha bar LILY BANK STATEMENT
BILE. * statement is unusually favora-
Loo the following are the changes
o "a, increase, 80, 346, 742; specie, In
ease, 81, 626, 81; circulation, decrease,
I 500, 475; deposits, increase, So l6S, 4z9;
legal tenders, increase, SO, SIS, 5OS.
New York General Markets.
New YoRK, April 29.-Cofee firm,
demand fair; Rio 13@16c. Sugar in firm
demand Cuba 94@1Oc. Mofasses firm and
demand fair; MuscoVado 36@39c. Rice
$1,000.
Cincinnati Markets
CnorSNAT1, April 29.-Rye dull, S1.0399
Provisions opened strong, closed excited,
and stock Withdrawn, anticipating higher
prices. Large business done in bulk
meats for interior points--clear shoulders
and clear sides; at the close but little
offering here or elsewhere; held at 61@
/ 84O9c: rib sides Sc. Bacon held at 7t@
| @gS@lOc; but Ic less offered. Mess pork
| held at SIS 50@19. Lard lie. Hogs dull
| and dropping at $5@5.50. Whisky steady
| and in moderate demand at CSC.
Sc. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, April 29.-Flour, low grades
| dull and Dropping superfine winter Soc
| 5.25- Xxx do $4,000. Wheat-good mill
ing grades fall firm at $1.45@1.6O. Corn
dull and dropping, closing lower; mixed
on {, ack and in elevator 473t95Oc; yellow
in levator SIZE. Oats dull; mixed in
elev, tor sic; sacked 54@55c. Barley
quie !; No. Spring $1.1O. Rye irmer at
87B@ 80. Whisky-nothing done.
Louisville Markets.
Lc ursvuLE, April 29.-Tobaccc-sales
115 lids. at IS. 00@6. 90 for Jugs; Sc. SOC
lO.5OJ for low to medium leaf; $18. 75@
20.5G for good cutting leaf. No sales on
Mon DAY, May l.
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Proceeds OF Lhe LRte Fair for 81
mnrY's Orphan Asylum.
The Belle of EdgeFieId.

This is the name of a favorite brand of
smoking tobacco, just introduced by the
popular tobscconists, j. L L. Whorley. 1t
is the right sort of material, as the name
indicates. The Leatherlungs have already
adopted it, and certify to its excellence Of
favor.
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Badly Cut.

On Friday las at Franklin. carpenter
named Boone, engaged in roofing a house,
accidentally cut an artery in his leg, above
The knee, AMI came very near bleeding to
death.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1119, and closed at I'LL. Dealers here
were paying 10! and were holding at
iii.
EIooth.::.1iige on New York is bought BY
the banks at par and is soli by them at J
premium.
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At G. Rice & Co.'S you will find the
cheapest, best assorted, and largest stock
of goods in Nashville. 1t is the best place
for everybody in want of goods. apr3O If
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Laces. Lacesl, Laces!!

Point Applique Collars, new style; real
Point Lace Collars, latest fashion; Camilla
and Duchess Lace Collars, the newest and
handsomest styles, at G. Rice & Co.'s.
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A bali is announced to take place at
Tanner Hall on Monday, May l. These
IN zrtainments are always enjoyable, and
$40 Eorbt q large crowd will be present.
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Splendid children's suits Just received,
from Sl.5O upwards. Bring your children
to be fitted to G. Rice 4 Co.'S. apr30 If
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AmpeIopsLs yeitchti cTrleuspidata.

A beautiful Virginia creeper of glossy
green foliage, clings to the wall closely,
grows rapidly, and will stand both hot and
cold weather in the most exposed situation.
A great novelty and most useful plant.
Price 90 cents each; So per dozen. Order
from P. L. NICHoL,
apps st Floral Depot, Nashville.
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If you want a bargain in fine gold or
silver watch, go to 1. n. Sobel & Co.,
opposite the Maxwell House.
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TIE CHEAPEST PLACE TO Buy FINE JEW
R1gy-Go to :. NJ. Sobel & Co., opposite
the Maxwell House, Nashville.
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TRUTH.-The powers of Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for children are as positive
as the sunlight from heaven, and gentI 9
and soothing as an angels whisper.
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ket, and prices weak. We quote packed
from store as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear RIB sides 9tc;
shoulders Sc packed.
BACoN-Oear sides 10c; clear rib sides
10c; shoulders tic; country hams 12Ac@
13c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart d Henslsy's O. @.
O. canvassed 16@16Ac.
JowLs-4@44c.
DRIED BEu-Scarce. We quote can
vassed 19c; no uncanvassed in market.
BEEF ToNGUEs-We quote at Sc 2 doz.
BREAKFAST BAooN-Hart & Hensley's
choice s. G. @, @. O. breakfast bacon, can
vsssed, 1s9163c.
hARD-Choice leaf in tierces 114@12c;
half bbls 12sc; kegs 13@131c; 10 10 cad
dies 15c; D caddies 15Ac; 8 % caddies
15ac; buckets 15c.
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Nashville Grocery marHsI.

sUeAB--New Orleans 9@12c; Demerars
1880; Standard hards 144c; New Or
leans clarified, white, lac; do. yellow 1ac; A
coffee 1915; B do. 13e; O do. 1870. Re.
fined sugars are little sitter.
HoLAsszs AID SIRIUS New Orleans
stiff at 65@7oo; sirups steady al $4,000
golden sirup 75c.
OoFEU-We quote Bio, common tc
choice, 17@19ac; Laguayra 21c; Java &c.
RICz-Stiff at 94@10c.
SkLT-A little weaker. We quote Liver.
pool sack 50; seven bushei barrels, by the
car load, $3.15; FIVE and half do $3.50.
TEAs-Imperial 81. 2O@1.75; Young by
son S1.4O@1.75; Black S1e1.25; Gun
powder $1.25@1.75.
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apps st Floral Depot, N. Summer ct.

See advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. Il
should be read by all. mays d&vIy
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If you want the best ice chest and re-
frigerator, go to D. b. Hicks. If you
want the best stone water coolers, 90 to
D. B. Hicks. If you want cheap ice to
keep them cool, go to D. B. s, corner
of Bank and Printers alley. apr30 2w
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WANTED

a t con,a ,u,.i PRESCRIPTIoNIsT, WHO CAS
AnnIv 1e Win Wltn unquestionsble reference
pensary Gonnst tttnoersigned Chairman Of the DIE.
CHRISTIAN RRIFG
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ST. CHARLES szOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single mesls, so cts. Boarding an, lod1-
ne, per day, 81, ncT1 d6w9
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NASHVILLE, TENN.

correspondents should write only
on one side of their paper. il they
wish their communications pub
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Lha Exnnsilian-

Day board at Hemphilrs Sc per week
meals 30 cents. apI30 st
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our Wreaths, Crosses, Bouquets and
Cut FIOWera

For funeral, bridal or decorative occasions,
arranged in magnificent style, are being
sent safely and promptly to the different
towns along the line of all the railroads
leading from Nashville. Price from So to
SO each, according to quality. Telegram
or letter should read Send wreath (or
article ordered worth S by Express,
c. o. D." P. L, N1cHoI.
Floral Depot, N. Summer street,
apr2S 1w Nashville, Tenn.
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A large assortment of Japanese Silks re-
ceived, very low, at G. Rice & Co. 8.
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Election of Officers.

At meeting of North Nashville Lodge
No. 70, /. o. G. T., on Friday night,
April %, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
David Dillon, W. G. John Creighton, W.
T., NJ;
Mrs. Charity Cobb, Miss Laura Haslsln,
w. t, W. d. NJ,
L. Andersen, w. Frank Hughes; w.
Chap, g.,
Z. T. Sweeney, W. Jasper Moseley, W.
Sec, .. g.,
James Dickson, W. Miss Sallie Allen,
A. Sec, ", r II. S.,
Mrs. Addie Duffee, Miss Ella Haslam,
W. z. Sec, W. L. H. S
John Dillon, v. Jos. Creighton, p
Treas, W. @. +.
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CITY NOTICES.
The Rink,

Day board at Hemphills So per week
meals 30 cents. apr30 st
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100 Hanging Baskets

Filled with choice plants and vines, at my
Conservatives OF store. Sent any distance
by Express, @. o, D. Prices So So and
SIS, each.
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Tremendous fall in the price of Coffees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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farasols and Fans, greatly reduced, at
G. Rice & Co.'S. apr3O If
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F. L. DAVIES & Bro. Jewellers and Silver
smiths, Nashville:
The attention of watch buyers is called
to our stock of Waltham watches in gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish, variety and in fine time keeping
qualities, and are offered at much lower
prices, marI7 If
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TRUNKS, VAL1sEs sapazp1s-Go

TRUNKS, VALIsEs, SAPeHELs. 60 to
Dunsteads, Al North Market Street, for
every variety of Trunks. His stock com.
prsses everything in the Trunk y E
Prices exceedingly low. apr9" He.
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Burnett's COcOaine excells anv
other hair preparation. ap9 lay sun "
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We are assured from our experience as
well as the experience of others, that the
Maxwell will continue to keep the best
native and imported wines, all of which
will be Just what they are represented.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS

Boiled Linseed Oil si.OS, Raw 81, Sperm 81 o.
Bank roc. Lubt'g Oils 45o to 68o, Lard Oil 81 u.s.
Cheap to strictly pure white Lead TIC 70 1l1c
Ex. Copal Varnish $l.65. 7. Asphalt $1.i5. Best
English Vanish SO (gold), ochre 42lc. Turpen-
tine, pure, csc. Wax Flower and Artists mate
rails, Glazed Sash AT LOW PRICES.
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SATURDAY, April 90, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market
The market to-day was dull and heavy
at a decline of 4@sc. We quote as fol
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Percales, percales, figured az, st,;.o.
at 20 cents per yard. =. P-On Ss'IIpeu'
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BANKING HOUSE
Eational Savings Company


THUS, 3. MAxIII5 Eke1lu1ut I y
wDoposl:s received, and intszes, kliovsa
heroon, loans negotiated, collections made, and
General Banking business srAnssctods cells Il
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ply at this Office. II sale. Al
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In brown Linen and Linen Drill, we
will duplicate any merchants bill of Nash
vile at 20 per cent discount.
apr3O If G. RICE & Co.
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JNO. G. JONES & WIN. O. THOMAS.
Practical Slate ROOfers,

No. ISL Church St, ns4rN O. R R. Depot,
A BE NOW PREPARED TO PUT ON PLAIN
IA and ornamental Slate Roofing, with the Ut
most dispatch and in the best manner. A large
quantity Of Virginia Slate on hand, which r. sa-
perior to any other in America Prices greatly re
ducsd. All work warranted.
Orders from any portion Of the SOuth, prompt
I ~ attended to. fsb14 am
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TNRANsAOTs GENERAL EXCHANGE BUgI-
Il NESS and deals In United States Bonds and
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. ". BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sepl-ly
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DAY board at Hemphill's Sc per week !;
meals so cents. spr3O a.
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Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Of
flee.
Mes ssges were received at this office last
night for c. s Robinson, G. NJ. Hays and
B F. Parkes q Co.
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OF choice, tried varieties 100 plants (our
selection) out of pots packed and carefully
shipped any distance for 50, G. o. D.-a
new Virginia creeper with the lot. Parties
wishing plants from the most select estab-
ishment in the South, should send prompt
ly their orders. P, L. NIoHoL,
Floral Depot, N. Summer street,
apr2S lW Nashville, Tenn.
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A fresh line of lace points just received;
remarkably low. G. RICE & Go,
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Respectfully submitted,

a y. CARTWRIGHT, Supt.
The following resolution was laid over
till the June meeting:
Resolved, That in consideration OF the
extra labor and responsibility devolved
upon A. @. Cartwright, County Superin-
tendent, in the introduction of textbooks,
the collection of the money and disburs-
ing the same, and the supplying registers,
class-books, and school furniture to the
commissioners of the various districts, q
labor not required of him by the regula.
tions; and also in consideration of his
having furnished an Office for the transac-
ton of business, that the commission al.
lowed the Board on account of the intro
duction of the textbooks (S273. 500 to be
paid over TO said Cartwright, the ofice
aforesaid to be furnished until LIST July
next free trent,
A motion to allow superintendent Cart
wright rent for room til July /, prevailed,
and then the Board adjourned.
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Direct Importation OF wines

We saw yesterday at the Maxwell, the
following invoice of wines, direct from
Europe, furnished by the house of Feis:
Bros, & Sons, No 40 Meme Manner street,
Frankfort-on he-Maine:
MEsRs. MoKEAN & Co, NASHVILLE,
TENS.-Dear Sirs: We beg to inform you
of our having shipped on board the
steamer Frankfort, intended to leave the
port of Bremen on the 18th inst, care OF
G. F. Benedict d Co., New OIleans, the
following 90 cases of wine you kindly
ordered from our house, viz: M. K. &
Co, 5 cases Nisrstein, 5 cases Hockheimer,
8 cases Geisenheim, 5 cases Johanisberg,
10 cases Sparkling Hook, 10 cases Spark
ling Moselle, 5 cases Sparkling Johanis-
berg, 5 cases ScharzbeTg. Trusting the
present trial shipment Will induce you to
an early renewal of your esteemed orders,
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Sc. Louis Markets.
Louisville Markets.

Lie uIsvIILE, April 29.-Tobacco-sales
us lids. at SIS. O0@6. 90 for lugs; Sc 500
10. 5Ol for low to medium leaf; $lS.75@
20. 81 } for good cutting leaf No sales on
Mon day, May /.
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OAIRo, April 29.-The John Inns dan
Nashville packet 3 P. NJ River rosa s. in
ches. Clear. Mercury 20.
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Nashville Provision Market.
We continue to report q very quiet mar
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SPECIAL EOTIgEg.

PHAL0N'S NEW PERFUW
az LOVE NOu.ss
81 LOVE EOU.,s
81 LOVE ROU.ss
al love YOU'D
~ LOVE your
= LOVE YOU -
THE MOST LASTING T.ssnpuJvTE
THE MOST ERAGR1 IT Tl001JE 80,
THE SWEETESr o. = pEEEFTTNE
mare sod3m sp
LUMBER.
FL JOKING,
SHINGLES
80 - Blinds, At the lowest MARI e
- ID cfBce corner Broad and High
lily Cash.
thA nm RICH'D b WRIGHT.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

". ". BERRY, CHA5 z. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL r. CARTER
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GOLD AND SILVER.


yhe National Savings Company have made n.
Eangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rate discount psysbls
in atanpe. Wis:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-31
THIRD DAY.
APPLICATION OF MANUREs.

Forenoon Session. J ". Porter OF
Burlington, in the chair. Opened with n
paper on The Saving, Manufacture and
Application OF ManureS, by Loren Adj.
ans of FRANKLIN County.
Mr.. Adams said there is no part of
farming ia which there is so much neg
lect n in the saving of manures. They
are the foundation. the one thing
noedCul for farmers. His first care in the
saving OF manure was to make his barn
yard smaller, and save the liquid waste.
Then save the hog manure and add muck,
brakes. potato vines, &c. After leaves
fall. he hauled large quantities into the
hog yard. Placed manure on the ground
in the tall. Kept the stable droppiugs
under cover, and eompOsted them with
muck, upon which he placed much value
Soils vary 50 much that different applica
ton is required according TO circum-
stances. We should not bury it 100
deep Would spread on after blowing,
and harrow it in,
In the discussion following. Mr. Rob-
inson asked whether it is profitable to
top.dress exhausted moving fields with
snper phosphate. and its comparative
value.
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Read This /!

1.-TWO farms for sale, about two miles north of
/ Paris Hill, one on the Rumiord road, occupied
10y X, +. Bradbury, the other near it, on the
Stcarns road, occupied bv the subscriber
said farms are well situated, convenient TO mar.
kct: water ia the houses; small orchards; wood
plenty, &c sc.
Persons in want of "A farm would do well to call
and examine, for they will lie sold al bargain IL
sold soon. j. 4. BRADBURY.
Paris, sept. 27th, 1871. tf
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Valuable Real Estate i'm Norway
Village, For Sale.

rNHE subscriber Offers Tor sale hei Deciding
L House in Norway Village with TWO acres OF
land connected Herewith. said house is two sto.
ries high, has finished rooms, good well of wa.
ter, good cellar, pleasantly located on the main
street from Norway Village to South Paris, by way
of Depot of q. T. Il. H.; and il applied for soon,
will be sold at bargain. For further particulars,
apply to l.. II. Wrisley of Norway, or John j.
J. Perry III Oxford
Mrs. JOHN u. BEAL.
Norway. Sept. LIST, ISL.
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temperance man, "health, in the place
OF disease; money in your pocket in
reward for honest labor; in the place of a
lean and empty purse; decent apparel.
instead of filthy rags; good reputation
in exchange for an odious character; re-
spectacle associates, in the place OF
drunken companions; hope for hereafter,
instead of despair"
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Farm for Sale.

'INilE FARM formerly known a. the THOMAS
l. GO>> FARM, now owned by his son, ID. NJ
G0Ss said Farm contains Three Hundred Acres,
ono hundred IN moving, tilagc and pasturing.
and Two hundred In heavy second-growth wood
lying within one mile of Lockes Mills, where there
Is ready market Tor wood.
There is good sugar Orchard and n good APP.
pie Orchard at about two hundred trees grated
fruit; cuts good crop of hay, and has large lot
of meadow that might be cleared up; never
falling supply OF muck within forty rods of the
buildings tillage excellent crop land.
The buildings consist OF House, Ell, large
stable Barn forty feet Square, Sheds, &c.
tny one wishing to buy goodsaIm, will do
well To call and see this before purcharing else
where, as I intend to change my business, and
will sell part or The whole, To aut purchasers,
ANIL at a better bargain than can be found else.
where in the State.
Everything Is handy-Post Office stores Grist
Mill, Depot, schools, Churches, sc.
For further particulars, call on the subscriber,
on the premises ID. NJ. GOSS.
Or address n. VI. Goss, Lockc's Mills, Me.
Terms easy. said Farm j. situated in Bethel,
on the road leading from Locke's Mills 10 Beams
Corner.
Bethel Oct l. ISL
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To be Continued.l

TAKE Your CHOICE A New York
Bohemian, wearing a very red and pim'
PLY face. was requested by temperance
man to cease his habit OF excessive drink
ing. He excused himself on the ground
that the temperance men offered him no
equivalent in exchange for the pleasures
of drinking 1--WE offer YOU" said the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-31
CURE FOR
Female Weakness.

TIME Proprietor OF this valuable Medicine while
Il suffering from loss OF health some twenty yrs.
ago, received an Indian recipe, from which she
prepared some for her own use, which resulted in
a cure. Many OF her friends have used II with
equally gratifying success, and have desired her
10 introduce it 10 the public. She has consented,
for the relief OF suffering humanity, 10 do so, and
feel. confident ii will prove ofthe richest bless
ings 10 those who are suffering from Prolapsus
Uteri, Inflammation, liberation or General Debili'
~, AS il l. a speedy and certain cure If taken
c0rting TO directions. This is IN internal remedy
entirely yegetable-will not iajure the most de-
licac constitution, but Is congenial 10 nature,
supporters are not used under any consideration
nor the application of Caultic IL will eradicate
all Iumors which is one cause, in many eases,
OF great suffering. Its renovating effects are cN.
traorinary, without change in diet, rs hundreds
will testify, Two bottles Will convince the most
skeptieal OF its superior properties. Its effects
arc wonderful in the Relief and Cure ol tho follow.
ing diseases: Prolapsus Uieri, Nervous Debility,
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Dyspepsia,
Palpitaton OF Heart, Depression Of Spirits, Ir.
Irregularities, Change OF Life, I.eucorrhEa or
Whites, Dropscal Affections, Gravel, BiliOusness,
Inflammation of the Kidneys, &c
Prepared and sold by MRS. LINUS BELCiIER,
Randolph, Mass, 10 whom all letters OF inquiry
should be addressed. Sold by Mrs. Lucy A. Ma.
comber, North Jay, Ne; Mrs. Lewis Packard,
Winthrop, Ne, and all druggists. Geo. Goodwin
& Co., and Weeks 4 Potter, Boston, Wholesale
Agents eow3m octl1.