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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-06-04

w PM N THg WORLD ever had anything like
the circulation 0f AYERS PILLS Throughout
these states. Mexico, AMI he Central American
republic, dewn the slopes Of the Andes, a;ross
the pasnpas OF south America, IN negro villages,
amid the ferrid wilds OF Africa. throughout tho
Jungle, OF Inda, AM the stepPes ofiuieriOr Asia,
over the continent OF Australia, and the islands
Of the Pacific. these Pills arc known and every.
ghery used as family remedies for diseases
With distant nations, their wonderful cures at
tract more attention then they do ~ home; for
the sentiment OF wchdeE takes far deeper hold
ON their IA nds than the ssults OF higncr .cen
tiac skill with Gs. The amount consumed requires
seYenty -avs lhou,aad doses day to supply ii.
Al inspection 90 The mandatory showed US how
this enormous demand Is made and sustained.
Added to the consummatc skill Of their compost
ton, Is extrrme care in their manufacture
which At once secures the most perfect materia-
and their most accurate combination. The con
sequence il power and certainly ia controlling
disease which other remedies never attained. -
baltimore Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-06-04

Csstoria-a substitute for Castor ola family
Iiysic which = pleasant TO take and does not dis.
iress or grpe, bur Is sure 20 operate when all 9th
81 remedies have failed. II is purely vegetable
preparation, containing neither minerals Nor
paiae aor Alcohol. the result OF fifteen years ex-
per,uentiag ~ DR. samuel Pitcher. It's perfect.
iy harmless sal lar more Elective than Pills Mar
cote Syrups or Castor Oil BY soothing the sys-
TEN, is produces natural sleep, and Is particularly
~jaited Ca crying aad ,eethinS children II ki!s
worms, cures stomach Ache Constipation, FiAtu-
iency, an arrangement OF the liver. No family
can aTOrt % b. without this article 1. cost, out
% een1s-ask your druggist 30 get il Tor you, and
he will ALWAYS Keep il. JunI.4w
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The superiority of these extracts consists IN Their
PERFECT PURITY & GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more engross
attention than the purity OF the preparations which
are used in navoring the various compounds pre-
parei for the human stomach.
These Extracts are ,cGrrGnted perfectly free from
the poisonous oils and acids ehich enter into the com.
position Of many Of the fictitious fruit arors noe
ia The market They arc not only true TO their
names, but are prepared from fruits Of the best
quality, and 80 highly concentrated that small
quantity ouly need De used.
They have stood the test Of eighteen years time
and competition, and are pronunced unriraAed .oy
the most eminent connoisures Propeors Of the lead
ina hotels, aud prominent dealers in the United
States and Canada, They neatly put up ia five
ICES -,npGaele q bottles, holding more than pan
eled sizes appearing much larger. They are the
bes; and cheapest Fruit Extracts the market al
lords Their standard quantity and quality ,etH
be strictly maintained
sS-k is necessary in some cases for persons dc.
string "BUgNETT's SUPERIOR FLAVoRlNG Ex'
TRACTS 10 insist upon obtaining than in order TO
avoid many of the fictitious brands offered, be.
cause OF their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO,
Sole Propretors, Boston.
For sale by frst-class Grocers and Druggists
generally. Jan 20 i2-eowly
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Pc DIG II Il e:

ANNFtELp Was by Confessor General, dam Eu.
genie (Stud Book, vol. 10, Z. t0T) Eugene, Ann.
fields dam, was bred by Lord Waterford. in 1856,
got by Barbarian. Eugepie's dam, Aiegretta, Ivy
st. Luke, out OF Alba, by Dandy.
This fine animal was selected by the Special
Agent of the Nova Scotia Government sn account
OF his extraordinary power as a winner of two OF
The greatest races 0i the British Turf, well ~
for extra size OF bone, anil general Confguralion.
ANSFIILD eost the Nova >sJti Government
S2,5oO IN gold, in knglaN,
ANNFiELD t. le,',riH, adej - ibr bsr,-lefs OF
Maine by the reyy highc truia1riig irv'iers can
well IN, 81, sci. .siAt'. hrt'cF' tr1in ~
blood in their byv.,tiils -.u tastri "r "o~ing
her we'll earned reputation AII,cIF' ?. ryiecs
are within the reach ~ a i.A\t',
wasn't all the th0rn,lsi brcd hlnDl ii the trOtteF
we can possibly iufu>e. bcc at t,- IL ace get
to the Thoroughbred, ihv ;r-te, vaura'vr we
shall have, k1sEHt H''NNER
ANNFIELD l. eitvtn ,ar, old. sixteen
hands high, al civas hay with olac Ia
points, and wrigIs oN.r Eleven -iundred
Pounds.
This thoroughbred Stall on wi.' ias,, thc >sas"u
at the following places
MoNpAY-Turuer Village via Hebron,
TUESDAY Brittou's Nlls, via North turner.
NEDNESDAI-Canton, via North LiNefurorc,
THURsDAY-Sumner Flat, via Hartford
fRIDAY-South Paris, via Buekheld,
SATURDAY. Highland Farm, oxford.
season: $1,000 single service. To he paid at
the time. Horse in charge of Frank Hayes
HOLBROOk 4 TEWKSBURi.
Highland Farm oxford, Nav 18Th, 1872
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rhe Cause OF Temperance finds some of

The Cause OF Temperance finds some Of its
most I,sidious s ,laagvr,sIs foes ia the many so
cslicJ touias" AMI "Sppc'zer>,' made up Of
rae,p vtSsev End refuse li4rors, dn'shcd ~ to
li; .',s ssl pe;i;e>, ua'ler ihe name Of lur'i-
SEN -, pg WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIZ.
TER, are none ct these. They are not a beverage
o., "a srnurc mt,liciIc, par,h vegetable. prcpzr
FL rom California hrrb, by regular physician
For al diseases OF the stomach, liver, kidneys.
bIsader, skin aud e!oo,l they an infalible and
anriy:,lled remedy. myli-sw
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Editorial and Selected Items.
Renuhlicnn Caucus.

Republicans Caucus.
The Republicans of Paris are requested
to meet at the Town House on Monday,
June 10th, at O'Clock. p. NJ, TO choose
delegates To attend the Republican Stale
Cons ention. TO be holden at Lewiston I'll
Thursday. June 18th. at 10 O'Clock, A Nj.
Per order
Bonner has paid $1,000, for an un-
born colt.
A Yarmouth paper mill makes spruce
hogs into brown paper in "a hours.
See advertisement of sale OF cal
riages by Il. I. Allen. Milton Plantation.
Tho Boston Journal has been enlarg-
ed. and the price reduced from $40 to s.
per annum.
-Fiity.three towns in Massachusetts
voted to have beer, and one hundred aud
nine gainst.
There will be Il sociable at the resi-
d.ncr al Mr EIh idge ,he>. rari> lIIu.
"a Thursday evening, June 9th
"A Sigh, shock OF earthquake wa@
lei, ia this village on SUNDAY, AT about
80 A. NJ. Three distinct vibrations were
n"ticed.
Our Mexico correspondent wr"'-'
that the Lewiston Steam Mills Company
~ill be out OF Swift river with 5 j0O.0a0
feet of lumber 10y the S0lh ol May Den
mis- drive was near at hand.
"A young man named Fred Ellis,
while attempting to row across the Ken
uebcc dam at Augusta Friday afternoon.
lo.I control OF his boat aud was carried
over. He had presence of mind enough
AZ cling Ia the boat and was picked up
hy schoouar, half mile below.
The Meas SAYS Asa Smith aud Ebeu
FrSS"uden OF Fyeburg who lost ,welve
line sheep At the commencement at the
winter, have just found four of them
alive aud in good condition How they
managed 10 survive the five Indictment
months without shelter. aud, we might
almost Say without food. l. indeed a
wonder.
Steamer Star of the East collided
with the schooner Mary Patten of the
Isle OF Shoals Thursday night, .laving IN
her side near the lore-ligsing The
schooner filled with water and turned
over on her beams end. All hands ia
Guiding the Captains wife got on board
the steamer and were brought To Boston
Capt Collins of the schooner put six of
his own men on board The steamer. with
instruction To take her into Gloucester
harbor if possible.
A Washington correspondent, oi the
p,c>> SAYS During the lively session
at tlr House last evening our uiSa.ber
!gom The second district wou neN iSurris
la a running debate with Farnswarlh "r
Illinois, who undertoOS 10 browbeal M.
FRYE, he being a Younger member asd
Farnsworih veteran. The latter soon
found that Mr. Frye'S constituents had
not '.ent = 10y to do mans work in
Congress FarnSworth il OF lac bully
order. bal his feroc;6us appearance did
not deter Afr. Frye from meeting fear
'e>sly the lion in his den. the Dougla.
in hi> hail Farl..tsvu4 80 hereafter
let that boy alone NJ Frye the f.r-
orite TO-DAY"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-06-04

Ia the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has placed Or. DOW At the head of AZ phy sicians
uaklng sUehpractice specially and enables hin
70 guarantee speedy and permanent cure IN the
worst eases OF Suppression and al other Heastru
Drrdngeae1lts, from nrhGtersr cause All letters
tor advice must contain 81. once No. ENID
CorI STREET, BosroN.
8-Bnard furnished TO those desiring tor
trair under treatment.
IN stOp, July, ISL. "
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special Notices.


made easy by any lady. so.0oosold In six months.
Tue mos, rapidseiiiug articlesever invented for
married or single ladies' use. - T
. No FEaALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEM.
Durable, Eleganr, Cheap, and what has always
been wanted, and always viii. Profits large
Rights fo,' sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDASAH MASuPACTURISG Co.,
New York. ly augs
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Burneirs Cocoaine has received
OUR TABLE

The June msgaz ines are promptly on hand, and
present an array OF beauty and variety IN harmony
with the lovely scenes OF nature now spread he.
fore rs. We have Harper's Nagssine a. Hsr-
Per's Weekly and The Psychological Jour
nal, from New \ ork Peterson's Ladies' Mag
sIine. from Philadelphia; Our Young Folks,
irom J. r. OsSOOd i Co, Boston; aud The H.
Illustrated Christian Weekly, from v. York
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For SALE i'm South Paris,

A HOUSE, containing zen finished rooms, in
"A good repair. Also, a stable and Oul-honses
conn ected, formerly known as the Dsa. Shuitien
place. The lot contains an acre OF land win Il
rine growing orchard. Inquire Of
A. SHURTLEFF.
South Paris, May %, ls7a. 3w
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NOTICE.

xXvuEREAS nv wife SARAH JANE, has LETT
w my bed and board without provocaticn, 1
hereb, lorbi any person trusting or harboriIS her
on my account after this date.
JERE. c. ADAMS.
Witness, j. l.. FRISk.
Bruwnfsld, MAY goth, 1872.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ef-
iects Ol Error. aud Nhuses IN early lie. Manhood
v-S o,ra Nervous debility cured impediments
70 A erilag, removed New method II treatment
New nj remark able urmet,v4 Books and Cru.
tar. ,ers Ise>. in scs,ci envelope.
Addryss HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 50.
Nfrtb II PHILADELPHIA. Pa lny2S'72-sn ~
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Freedom Notice.

TO tch0n u may concern;
TT,HIS is 10 certify that have this day given my
son. HERBERT l.. ADAMS and my daughter,
IDA JANE DAMS, their tine TO act for themselves
shalI claim none of their wages, nor pay any
debts OF their contracting after this date.
JERE. &. ADAMS.
Witness, J. L FRINK.
Rrownheld, May 2lst, lS12.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-06-04

Blessed are lh-y who seek relief from
Liver Complaint. ''Biios>ur,." Bad
Blood, Pjmp!es, Blojchvs. E,upuons.
Rough Skin. Sal; Rhcum. ErySip-ia.
and ScroiulOas diseases. bJ ia, Use vi
Dr. Pi rce'> All. Ext. or Golden Eed,,.,i
Discovery, for they shall be- happy in
knowing that the cure i complete Sold
by all druggists.
PERsoNs afflicted. however slightly.
win 4nv weakness ol The Chest OF
Throat. iuvolyiu. either the Larynx.
Trachss. Bronchial Tubes. or the Lungs
themselves. should, on the first 81 mpt0m.
commence with Fellows Compound
Syrup OF iypophOSpites, as by It's use
diseases ot those organs (even Consnmp-
lion in its primary stage) are speedily
cured and more alarming symptoms pre-
vented.
MYSTERY SOLvED.-rhe great secret
eft the wonderful success OF NEGETINE.
1t strikes al the root Of disease by purity
ing the blood. restoring the livei and
kidneys 10 healthy action. invigorating
tie nerN Gus system.
may well he applied 10 Dr. WiStar'S
Bal,am ~ Hild Cherry. 1t IL nearly
ball century since this remarkable
rcm,d, was introduced TO the public.
and ct the immediate and enviable rep
U'aIinu which it gained by it, wonderful
cUrrs at coughs. colds. whooping cough.
sore threat. influenza, consumption. and
All bronchial cnmpl4iuts, l. To- this day
fully sustain Il
,J0hHSon'S AHCdyHe LiHimeM may he
used To advantage where ANY Pam Killer
D., desirable Ia cases of severe cramps
and pains in the stomach. il is unduubt-
eddy he best article that can be used.
llIhijua constipation leafs To the tol.
lowing results: Inflammation at the
l.jneys, sick and nervous headache bill
iousness, dyspepsia. indigestion. piles,
l1>S Of appetite and strength; all Of
which NAV be avoided by being regular
in your habits, and taking. say one of
Parsons P,trgatire Piiis nightly for four
or six weeks
Burneti's Cocaine has received
universal endorsement. No other pre-
paratjon possesses such remarkable prop
critics for cmbelIishing and strengthening
the hair. and rendering il dark and CLOS
y. Ii cures badness and eTSdicatcs
taulruf. II has stood the test OF time
and competition.
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SKIN DISEASES

PERRY'S IMPROVED C0MEDoNE AND PM
PIE REMEDY.-The Skin Medicine Of the age.
IL warranted TO cure FLESH WORMS, PiAPLRs,
eruptions, BLorCHED designations OF the face.
sold hy all Druggists. Depot - Fond ST., y Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-06-04

AND TAN, ISE fEkhN > holu AM
FRECKIE LOTION. The welfknown, reliable
aud harmless remedy for Brown ihscolorations
OF the face. Prepared only by DIR. Il. {. Perry
Dermatologist, 20 Bond Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists everywhere msrl9-sn-sm
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KNOX
a.

SireIl by sherman Black Hawk, the sire OF General
Knox, by Vermont Black Hawk. by sherman Nor
gan, by Justin Morgan. Dam.-The Bartol Marc
~ Morrow Horse the sire OF Belle Strickl ,nd ne
~ Wiihe-ell, by Winthrop, 10y Impaired hcssen-
ger
SHERMAN KNOX - Eleven wears old, La hand,
high, Olack in color, ami lie vsrS handsome. THIS
horse has had no opportunity 10 make "A name for
hla self the TUT. bat ~ considered very speedy
has wonderful stride, aud his gal, - A. near per
fsct rs you can have u Ills colts ate OF good SIZE
and majority possess the action aud gait OF thar
.iTe. aud are last. The popularity aud reputation
OF this stock OF horses increasing every day aud
costains such celebrities, az Gilbrcth Knox flais,
Gamers, the Lbtisncld Horse, and others OF great
note by General Knox and Lady sherman. Noun.
tain Maid, and others By Sherman Black Hawk.
This Stallion will make the season AT the follow
ing places:
MoSDAY-At West Paris, via South Paris,
TUEsDAY-At Locks Mills,
WIDNEsDAY-At Rumiord Cor, via Beans Cor
THURsDAY-At BryAnts Pond,
FRiDAY-At Norway village, via PARE Hil,
SATURpkr-At Highland farm, Oxford
TERMS $3.50 10 warrant: $4,000 by the
season; $500 per single service. To be paid
a the time Horse in care OF {. Lurvy
HOLBRoOk & TEWkSBUKl
Highland Farm, Oxford, May 18th. lS7i
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MARRIED..

In sumner MAY 26th, by Rev. \. Lorin., Nj
John l.. Hodsdon and Miss Annie IL Robinson
both OF sumner.
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DIED..

In Portland June Isl, JO.iah Dudley. Esq, FOR
.rly OF Paris AGED ~ years mouths
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The GRAND PROCESSION,
THE GREAT CAR OF HARMONY

In town, on the forenoon Of the day of Exhibition
will be one Of the most superb Pageants ever be
held.
THE GREAT CAR OF HARMONY
will head the Procession conveying the famous
Brass Band, led by JOSPH WRITER'S,
Following which will be displayed teams OF Wild
beasts, attended by their native keepers.
\ dazzling display of
CuIvILRIC KNIGHTS in bright steel arDlor I;
LADIES attended by PAGES in full costume:
TroOps of PONIES, PALFREYS, ARABIAN
HORSES, CAMELS, ZEBRAS, DROMEDA ARIES,
MULES, &c. followed by the full travelling eqn
page OF the Great Quadruple Combination and It's
brilliant Quilt costly harness, superb carriages
Sc, &c
ks-The public VIII please bear in mind that 2S
CE%Ts is the only charge made to. visit every
pagt both shows, and that there are no reserved
seats first come, first served.
Doors opea at and =. Ri. Performances com
mcnce an hoir afterwards, giving tine audience an
opportunity taT inspecting the Mcnagere OF Wild
Beasts. and ether curios,ies, previous TO the com
mencement of the Ring Performances.
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AGENTS everywhere for the RIVERSIDE ECHO
WANTED an excellent HOME JOURNAL OF
LITERATURE and GENERAL lSTLLLlGENCE, oniy
Al 50 wear, published weekly. Fire beautiful
500 steel Ra1racings and one Of Prang's pretiesf
Sc 90 Chromos given TO Subscribers. Such induce
ments arc too much for the dulest times. Lady
canvassers do particularly we'll. Send for sample
copy of the paper, full particulars, terms. &C.,
rec Address RIVERSIDE ECHO, Portland, Nc.
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TIE GREAT
Italian Circus Troupe,

Recently organized by SIGNOR SEBASTIAN, oil
the Roman Coso, has become the model eqgei.
tran institution VI the age, having among lis
troupe most OF the leading riders and gymnasts in
the profession. ln the programme will be found
the names of
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NOTICE..

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, IS TO James c. Mcmillan and one OF
the above applicants fer the above meeting and
one OF the propristors Of the South Chapel In
Fryeburg.
TN the name Of the State of Maine you are here
i BY requested to notify and warn the proprietors
OF the South Chapel to meet and assemble at said
Chapel on Saturday the twenty-second day OIL June
next, at four O'Clock p. NJ. for the following pur.
poses, viz.
list, To choose a moderator to preside at said
meeting.
fnd, To choose q Clerk.
Sd, To choose treasurer.
4th, Tp choose al other necessary omcers;
5th, To see if the propristors oil south Chapei
will vote TO repair said housc.
9Th, To see il said proprietoIs will vote to raise
money to repair said house and If so how mnch
It'll, To choose Committee to superintend the
repairs that may be made on said house.
sth, To transact any business that may Legally
come before,said meeting.
And that notice of the time and place shall De
given by posting attested copies OF said petition
and this warrant, one on the outer door of SAID
Chapel and one in some other public place In SAID
town. three weeks before the time Of said mesling,
and by publishing in the Oxford Democrat, pa
per printed in said County. .L..
Given under my hand and seal at Fryeburg, TINS
twenty seventh day of May one Thousand ei:nt
hundred and seveufytwo .,p
SETH w FIFE, Justice OF the Peace
true copy, attest:-JAMEs o. MCMILLAN,
one oil the above applicants.
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r II Fl
MEADOW KING
MOVING MACHINE!
Manufactured by GREGG e. co.,
Trumansburg, n. Y.


This mower having been in use six seasons-suf.
dcienty long 10 enable us 10 correct all inperfss'
ions incident to the construction OF new ma
chine we offer TO farmers the MEADOW KING as
the mos, simple and practical mower in use.
The representations and voluntary letters OF re-
commentator from all sections where used, SPEAK
OF this mower in highest terms.
We Refer 10 Parties who Used the MEADOW KING
Last Season.
For strength simplicity of construction, light
ness of draft, durability and ease OF management
It cannot be surpassed
The Finger Bar |, wi bout Hinges or Joints Ptman pre-
tscted from distractions I any KIND or SIZE. Inc
Knife always Ia line with ths rltmah'
The Pitnan cannot be cramped under any cir
cumstances, running equally well in any position
rom horizontal 10 perpendicular
This novel invention, upon THIS MACHINE
ONLY, makes the only hexbe fDeerbar YET IN
vented. o..-
The adjustable wheel nc each end OF the Glitter
Rar together with the fexibility of the barenaole
n IN conform perfectly TO uneven ground.
The knife has quick motion and short stroke,
an. Hing the machine to do good work wnen IL
moves as slowly a. horses or oxen usually Walk.
we cordially invite farmers TO give this machine
an examination.
For description of its peculiar" merits and
features also recomms ndations, see our descrlp-
i've circular for 1872 20 be had OF our local agents
~ forwarded free on application To
FRED ATWOOD, Win!erport, Me-,
General Agent Tor Maine New Brunswick and
Noya scotia.
COL. WIN. swE TT, Agent for Oxford Co.
apr3O.ti
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TO All WHOM IT. My CONCERN. NOTICE IL
hefty hisea inst tie partnership heretofore sting
T. n Pf,AgtNAN
Dated MAxnu " i-lf sfoR3IAh>A PILGRIM.
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r r. TRAvER, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
e. day, by virtue of power Of attorney, two story brick
Dwelling House. lot of Lumber Tin Roofing, lot OF Tagging
stooes &c.. &c to he removed Sale at O'CLOCK, the
Atiorlev.
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TAC0B BJGART AUcTIONEER.
81 SATURDAY, April 6,
ut ii O'Clock at the auction No North William street.
irsc assortment OF Household Furniture Carpets Mirrors
&C., removed from kyack for convenience of sale.
MONDAY, sth,
at III Waverlcy place. the Furniture private residence
Horses Carriages, hc.
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EFARsHAL'S SALE.--J. +. TRAyER, AUCTIONEER,
IVA will sey Friday, April s. at 10I0 O'clock sacsroom,
So Great Jones street, large lot OF second hand Furniture,
Carpets Bedding. mahogany ana walnut Paror Suits,
REPS and haircoth Bureaus, Wardrobes Card other
large lot Of cured hair and other Mattresses Mirrors
Washstsnds. Kitchen Furniture Stoves, Carpets Ocoths
large ReWs erators, large lot of Crockery &C.
PATRICK DAILY City Marshal.
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AlY y. CuLgON. luCTlOSEEK WILL SILL rms
I'D day, ita7y. afr 8 A. hos oc9et, - 20 81 Fourth
Street. hetutke n8Naam1v and NaaADaHa s1uafc, the
kfe stntrs Esssgrc Of o lonse fssorA psie Per Mir
fcrs ftrof fni ~ frrullnfe. Frc4rh tocks and
taaie OtnAnents, Cspes. Mattresses. Beaaa.. &C. csra
Iogues early tnis taofniak
Ar MAY hAYtksnORfER, AUcTIORgEk-SEr.Ls,2 AZ
ID o'coekt rs IrN4 ptrcef. well stocked
kacch, CigWre lif a, ftxIre, Fh1xeMt~4. a. tFt9fs
r. NIX bAfEilADoAFf.lss odce. wS fsfoa fway.
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IA. JAsEs n. MILLER. Auctioacer, Pine street,
VIII sell suction Wednesday, April 10. at II O'Clock
boon nj ts k1cal Salesroo. Ill broadway, under d.
fecson Of msa Barker ESD, executor OF JOAN Pcntz de-
IN Iftth streets.
Seventy per may remain mortgage. For and
pamphlets app.y 70 ihe Auciioneer, LOCKWOOD &
CROSBY, Executors Counsel, lS3 Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05

A sSiGNff'S SALE OF CABINET TuRNITURE.-M.
IA DOttIN. Anetioneer, will cell this DAY ftriday,
H ococs - nc saesroorn y Nassau street, the Stock Of
cabinet scrpOr removed for convenience sale; the
Poca complies fal0r and CHAMBER Sus Bedsteads, Mat
lfesse bstu ardrobes, Extension and Centre Tables,
Lonnses ftoacA plate Mirrors, Desks, &c.