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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15
A JUST PUNISHMENT.

FROM THE cLEvELANp HERALD NOVEMBER i.
We would be the last to increase those Pangs which self
condemnation heaps upon the guilty, or TO sdd stigma to
nsme already rendered infamous by crime but the recent
conviction of HoaAcE L. BRooKs to afford fitting
opportunity IL is natural for TO sympa
thze with those whom circumstances crime have branded
unfortunate, but in sympathy for the criminal we
should forget those who suffer By bis gresson
The speak Of is simply this On the 22d Of Feb
Tuay 1851 Distinguished citizens from all sections OF the
State assembled Cleveland jice the completion
of great public work which brought men, reto,re
ge contact with each other, made antagonists neghbors
a.d did much make those hitherto unscquanted and jea
ous friends Full Of good feeling there guests OF the city
and many Of citizens undertook excursion upon
she Cleveland and Pittsburgh raiiroa1 At such time, when
ever, would forget personal grievances and private
pque, found base, reckless and vindictive
enough TO place upon tie track obstruction, which, but
for lis timely discovery, would have hurled this yous and
numerous delegation into sudden destruction Can the mind
s imagine more hesrless and fendish act
Again, party Of half d zen, composed of men and
women who knew cared nothing for the road its nie
rests, were riding for pleasure oc ,move, and again
man was found who could deliberately place obstruction
on the road which did kill one, and might have destroyed
them oil. Weud any injury such matchmaking
revenge as this
In the trial, ccums,snia evidence "strong as
proofs Of holy writ pointed Brooks the perperstor Of
By the last act a wife deprived OF husband children
f father, and ali this misery Brooks rad de-
5rauded Of few dollars by .ub-coniracor The reason
smacks more of madness than justification
No sane who hss read or listened to the testimony in
this case can doubt Of the guilt the accused
reeklers o que ces, be sought the satisfaction Of his
d,JuaI wrongs the expense OF the lives Of the innocent
and unofendiDg.
similar crimes bsve been committed other railroads in
our own and neishboring States and full time that
the rod Of Justice fell upon the ofendes Men praie
they Wi. "hgher law but while human governments
ssd and the rights OF men cared for be per-
m,,ed 70 right wrorgs before the tribunals bis
Government has made the srbes ia the manner the sta
fues Of that have crited Any other remedy
is Of law and order, sad sanctioned must re-
sui in the overthrow Of all government
We are sIa right glad, not that BIO ks rufsrer Dot
,hs an intelligent jsry Of Cuyahoga county hss proclaimed
< their vedicr tat man am 'ns US hiss gal
n. the law sescbs sod hs he who takes the law into his
own hands must answer the Law f his sssamption Of
authority.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15

GRANITE Market HoUsE.-Tbe Philadelphia Ledger
that their enterpsng fellow g. X. Hoxie has
taken the for the granite work of the Washing
msrke the Hudson river side Of New York, to be
built of granite This is to be building,
the entire block three stoes high, and be made fire
proof throughout The granite work s estimated
S. 20, ,O00 and the en,ire building S375 900.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15
FOREIGN ITEMS.

s 1 FOREIGN ITEMS.
Amongst many things which had escaped previous nspec
ton in the Crystal Palace small glass containing
the stuffed skin of Tney," certanly the smallest fsrown
dog in the world the property of Sir Archibald McLane,
who had sent in rather late for the Exhibition II
three inches long, and might have served lapdog for
the Queen Of Liiput. z.
The unusual height which the Nile has risen this year
has caused great deal Of damage in the country, and
of the next years crops will suffer considerably from it. In
places the embankments have given way, and whole
villages have been destroyed by the food. S
An interesting incident occurred at the Mayors resi-.
dence at Southampton the arrival Of the Hungsrans
Two caskets Of jewels belonging Madame Kossuh had
disappeared during the nsuectionsry in Hungary, and
given up lost Il seemed however, that somehow
other they had been recovered by Madame Puzsky who
had The qualification Of restoring them their right
The jewell, il is said worth 43, 900 10 "a, 600.
Telegnphic Congress assembled Vienna few weeks
ago. to draw up for facilitating teesraphic
nicaons between European countries proposes to esta
blish union between Different States have translaors
employed to transmit all dispatches without delay to
have uniform tariff; pay their receipts into
fund.- and divide them Afterwards between the Stste in
proportion the length Of their clsgaphic lines &C. The
arrangements are, s sad into operation on
the ls Of January and If France 10 hem
will be possible send despatch in very few minutes
from Trieste TO Calais or Ostend. sfe 6as
SCI hops live the day." said Lord aouenAu.
whom every peasant In Eoglsnd understood Bacon"
His lofdshp" replied Con bad much betsr hoped
to the day when every peasant would BE- able 10 eat
bacon"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15

SAp OccuRRrscE.-The dwelling house Of e. II. Stsn-
gan, sbout tao miles from DanvilI, (nd) Destroyed
by FIRE last week. and abou, four years Of sse pehed
10 the flames.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15

Tar AxEHrcAH PnrsoxEAs.-Ths hsdfid corcspondsss
Of the Londn Chronicle thinks The American prisoners who
have been brought Spain will be amased BY the QursH
10 srscs an approaching sssivaprobsb her Msjsrys
approaching confinement:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15

BAD BusrsE~.--Ssversl vessels had arrived At Buenos
Ayres September l7th from the United States with four
rice, &c which would 80 per loss, business
was known 10 be fat EIchsnge on the United
States per cent discount
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15

The Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South having closed its business At Alexandria, adj
journed Thursday night last about 10 o'clock The next
meeting will be in fredericksburg, in November, 1884, Pse
vious the adjournment, Bishop AsDRKw addressed the
Conference in appropriate remarks and dismissed it
with the beDedic.ion. sa
set-or against the Woolly Horse" according to the
Savannah Republicans i. on exhibition in that city. II 10
mare captured the plains of Venesuea by party Of Ame
Iicsn hunters, headed by the well known travellers Juan
Percy and Capt Hail. She is fifteen and half hands high,
Of beauty and symmetry, and sohou particle Of
hair ON any part Of the body! The akin resembles India
rubber and almost soft velvet The delicate health
Of the animal will prevent her being brought North during
the winter in her present hairless condition.
MIsIsrERIAL FAnILT-At the recent meeting of the
Psbyey Of White Water ia Lawrenceburg Indiana. there
present the father brohe four sons, scnnaw,
and nephew, oil preaching the Gospel. s
The father, Francis Moniort, at Concord, Indiana
Brother, David Monfot, D.D ,-. "la 74As
Son, Joseph G. Monfor, Greensburgh, .
" Francis p. Monfort, Richmond, g
|" ]. w. Monfort, Liberty,
" Divd Monforf, jr., ,
Son-in-iaw, j. Gichrss, DunlapsvlIle, g"
Nephew, John G. King, Land Creek,
There three more, that claim relationship more
ltan by marrass And, what is singular fact, they are
all connected sc he Presby making ten or eleven
ia all Father Monfor has anoher brother, who 10 minis
ter in the Associate Presbyterian Church.
- 1 s. lsss [Psesbyt1ian Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
SrNrr az MAINE

uNTuEr So Ata Couu II Count, Comuis.iUn
rfs bs-sn anl balisn at Iaris. within i1d iHr The
tuuHt, ~ oNEul, uu ths hrst Ius.hy I'd Ssptom-
lsr. 4 u. ts5l.
lp'u ihs hr,g'iHg Tstiti'n, .atisfs,i'r evidence
having lssu reviewed that che UFtitIuurrs ar' &C.
.Tsr..I aBi u1gh' 90 D. heard tuurhiu- ihr matter
30 tTih boz their UsItirn % BE- ouirrr chat The 60.
CHuni.sia1srs urrt ~ ths usrrr.i School llousr,
-H C.si, Hstr thhrlFs CushIu-s' iH IgHfr, on
Ii I~uNN, thr sl1htrsuth jB, 81 NH'ru.lrr, 1871
lf no H',b,k \. VI. nni Thence rrurr8i t1 view en-
rats ur.1Iiouri iu ssid r.titn1; i-urus''i'N ah'f
vH"H NIrys, hearing of che rarti,s nnI wiiafs-.'
uIN Is hal tt sHug rHHytniHUi U1Cr lr Che 'iiiH.
lT. t1f sugf further wr1su0r. HAr1 i1 ihr uf,n.s'
rs fhr tHmrHI.s-.Hrrs shall iu'gr rrrr'r. NJ ~
s iHHhT orI,TrI. thBf uHtfy' ui time, place anil
ruTrr=s Hl che JUmmi.strrrfs' mo'iIHg hinfrsait
DEL gwen Oh at IsTsHus Iuf cuuHriIHns iu'ltysir d,
H HuhIsh.Br thF rsiitl1B with thIs ou'rf a. Govt
THEREON, thew weeks .uG,r-sivrh iu The oNtrt
n.uHrraf,a u,vsrBpsr priHtrI 80 Pare, iH o., G..
Hf bNHrI. lH' Iy serving Bu nffrsfH. tHIN ni ihr
r,fuHH vith thrs urjsf thrrrHu urHu che ttIA
Of ihs frvB ut Trrnsr ,1i D., Trsi'Hg n ihrD'
Hltlirr r'prrs iu .Bd uvu ri lurnsr, ihr hrsi 1T
1F TulHrltrrs arI s-rh ,fi the other nHtrJrs, tp D.
u,.. served .II Issf,I. at ilst th.ri, tl,s b.iHU
sl toms u m-yilB-. Do the cni that a'l persons aHd
r1uHrt,so. ns, then anil thew ar0sar ani shHv
r,uss o. Bu, far, have. WI, che pHlrr oi .a,ii ~
uIrHrrrs sbHIa ne D. granted
tursf vs. X. klNRNlla, Cl.rl.
4 f..r cops 81 slHI TrfIfiHH Iri nHi.r Hi t"rrf.
sN Nu... WN h. klMUNll. CiuA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Ala Court uf Probate held Lat Canton, vithinlni iur
the Cainiy ONiprl. on the 18th da, Of Srpien-
1T, in the year e Uur l"'d eighteen hun.ire'l
aud hit,-uug'
IuIARl.ES DUNBAR, Admini.tator ~ the
Y estate ofLEMUEL DtNlIAM, late ~ Hart
ford IN sad county, Jcc,,'rd, having presented BIZ.
third aocuuni of hi. administration ~ The estate u
aid decsas,d,-
II Wa Otdercd. Thatthc aid Admini.tfatnf give
notice a. all p,rsons Interested, b, causing copy
Of this order 10 h. published three weeks success-
iyely IN The ONilfd Democrat, printed At Paris,
that ihey ma, appcsr at a p'Olate Couu 90 L. held
atPan. IN aid county o,i the third Tuesds, 81 de-
tUler usXt, ~ nine 81 the clock In The iUrenoon,
ADD shew oauss Il any thry have, why the same
should not H. allowed.
- GEO. X. SHAW, Register
A trs o0py-Attc.,: Gro. n. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

At q Count 81 Probate held At biNh,d, within aud
iur thc Count, ct ONfurI, 90 the seNoutcenth t1,
ol September in the ,car Of uur l.'ri eighteen
hnnif,d BDi ne, -uur.
I.NANNN RANDALL, ENocutriN II the h.t
L Viii anil Testament 81 NATHANIEL STA
th, late IT DrNisli in .lii County, d,D'I.,d, h1y-
eng presented nor 6rt as,uuui II bee Standardization
~ The estate 81 aid d,U,s-,d lui aisu bee pN1tr
tocuuut ,g,instthc Esta'r oi -lit d"c,ro,l.
ltNas orior,t, that che aii hNccutriN give notice
~ all Jsrsuas Interested, n causing Cups ul this
rrdrr 60 u. puLIi.hr, thrrs weeks sueo,..i,p, in
IA, ONGd D,mornt. printed az pau., that they
ut, aprsar AZ a Probate Court o. H. hJld ~ lau.
iu .aid County, on the thid 1u'.da, IT O,tol.rr
next NJ nine ui the clock IN The forenoon, and sheV
cause, Il any they have, VII, the same should u1t
O., allowed.
- GRO. X. SHAW, Register.
\ uu, Cup-Aus.t. Gro. h. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

T. ,hr lIa-. ll.u,. arI Senate of thr state o.
N1.rs.
rI'llT ur.Irf.,r1rI. >sEsts-p ~ lh, town 90
liu|Lb.II, rr.Tsrf'rn, fsHIrs-Ht chat 20 1 D..
10 t.un .n.r'iHE % iHr Hhslff,Hf. ai .HI town.
H.|.rH OBJ. IuvH 70 900. .H fH. 2t.H .I. ~ iUIN
H.f .Isf, IIrr.H,Hf f.H Nr|H.f ..'. .s.H.. '. 'I.
u.rs.r. De- vps 1.f.I H. E.'.us, 900
t.f.|, i.r fr. ~.".I". "' l.r. Mol. .. Oh. H.'
.a I.I.'f.Iih. ri.Nr.... 81 fh. '.nH. 'r ,H'..f.
.rrI ..' irsnu.r.I 90 petition thr l...HfFr u.
nh. -f.f.. ne fh. #|u.H.H..H a....... ...' 5000
fs..s..... t.strIf .tr frHr| ff. 'rHHr,i. l#n.H
UHI Rood t#H#l#,' Do. t.9 lr,pssr. .I 900 t.n.
r.... IH l .lH.f .f. ,Hf .ff. .. 't HH .fH.I ra..
.I .lIrlfu.. frli .I#H l. ....r..i elective. rs.1
.H.l t..raa HHH 'HI uu. ne IN.'r'.rr iv,.N
ttr.. ".H n.fH sH.H U.aI.. .. f.''.."..f u'.I
...I 400 sht" HHI. 's.I I.I.'.. Hs OH. H.. .I'r|
.Hf.If.s.H ruifr slI Hu'h.rr, fr 'HrH si.H u.'.
f .I iHtuI HuIh .fH.I Hi'r.HtHu sNHI H"i |N.rII u
Hr aggregate hr s1m .i rNrrr CO. ''r' ~ Co.,
.isH ,t'rl'.rn Hi irr property ~ lHriH.HNlHul, NJ
fF. town. tHI tHHf iFiHu surH trts shHN .H iI.H
rIlIf B 90, Hi tH. town, Ht l'ell tHuu FHffr.r
fn Be-. h.Iru i,r tHr lpuz1sr. shall o. r.,.ss. ,..
H"r#r srth HI.iH.HH| Ts.uHrs, HuH ...r.". IH
su.H h.I. H.. HrH..rI". f#. i.uH HH. ....s H..
Coco. rrH H.frHf trfsrr,f ihaHl.ll. 90 rs..I.e .I,
... .r.uH1 fs, arlH.H, Hr uF"rr'i THt.tr a.H'
l.HH..H.
Wei. THiitr E.#u..rrtn,r ..ff ..fH..r.nr
b. .#.Hu...| f. a.l rHfh. U".HHIH. nj 'I. &C..
.tH. N.r.I nh. l..sHmr. H"I t.Hf N..H r..
H. .Is..HI B-.H. .i OBJ. f.HH on. f.. sr.. rr.....
Irn..HE fH Hr H'....... E.... rF. ........ ....
repeatedly Isiif..H E." &c.,. l'.... IH ..H.f f..
rT.I.f .a .1Hf.m. I.f.| .H lTI if 'r. H.....rI..s
rt.....' .i fI. .HHH...IH.s .i .I.| fTHH. AHI .a
.I .s.. '-.lH.I si.I sssI, urHf.
l.ll.ulr,lnN-nN No. ~.r,n.a
MERRITT iNEtNN. ..
LEWIS NA~uN. NEHIasHI
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

lBrEsuhN. OF =.
NNvkrt. 1910 B-rf ypu'c. lpnl ~ur,s, =
rr.H NHkrHI ONrH. ~ Cos. brI Calves. bsu
>rHtu rnI lsHIis lHi 1900 ~sIHH.
FtsHL.=Wr #ufHHHINtTH. ~6 CD. l.FU "1H
f.,5f5. 2IAu1 80. 3|, gu1sl5N.
~..r.-N rlr'H-s, - ll. ter ,,lrs 900 n "a
70 Thrr, wears aH ~ a ~.
WHkrr ONHH=~Tt.s -tn -. ~n. as tnn.
Cows srI tsNrs. H.~bHa ~. 20. -. -. 20.
~raI,-~lssa 90 ~ SD, f5, 2uu. = 10 800 "a
sgi
~siBr-tI-~a5I-s. EsuH5a6 TtIlr.. s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

10 che IIanar,hi- Cauuiy Commissiousrs within
anl &C. thc Couaiy Of oscrl'
TUE unisrsig'si, gl,ileas q The towns II Tor.
Count, Road h ,dirg iium Chs.g's Mill. so called.
o. ruurr Village, b. ven hill,, sandy, ani suhls,i
ts rNirsue snlv ifIhs. and v,r sNr+n.i,, tl ks,u
Boz I,Isir W thrretv pra, ,uuf h.uHrlb'g lssl,
ts make sirrsinn be- ssil r5-id o., r...Huf 1f uI
neaf he Cu-hug School llo,ise b. Turnet, iiym
'hsuCe ths most rrsctichl courss ~ iutsr-eci The
,irrrsat rad mar the souihsth end ~ he Par
uiH-t'n road, so call- Aul a. IN hoe, hsslul ,iO
ever ny EMORY LUMRiRD \ oih,is.
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u"ss De- ul'.u'.E change. 'F.i thr village ~
l'u..H. ...' 3. Ift.mir- o. T.T.r UI rH.h lf.I.
u..s, H"' '.fi OH. 'H1,I .. .H.| .l.. '.fr.rH g..
Turner Iu|-r IrI Lewiston I.I'. Fl. f..i ..-r,..
Iug, frI tHHt great improvement Ur. A.. .rrH. ...r.
hI.'s p,H....I. brI tha travelling r... ..u... ...
'IH.. IH tI.Ht.1us iH 'hr uu COCO ... u.r t....
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0.""'..I.Y iH'1 'fls'r u'l.r ..Iy.r..r.. r.......
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in iH. m.st iirr.' lri 'ssHh rrf. f. .r... rua
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i....,..-s ha# ir DO. ..rrr..... ..Ir...| .....l
o. ulk. .ull alteration. .rtt. ...s..... T...
ra... NHuh 1uIr-. uH ..r. .r or. D.r.r. .. u..
ir., E.I Lewiston laI... .T ir. t.H.ft uf I..I...
NrN, 'rI 3D.. srH .aE 'aH.H. ... E.s......
..sf.i rUU 500 rl1 0,.u r.HiHI. H.I ...... ....H.
ouch Irus .. s1ii r.a Fool uff h.... H.... .....r.
h fb. ..lfI.H ~ fI. H.H. 800 ...Ht. ..Hr..
S.. NNAN LEVITT .#...
Juf 81, l~jl.
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O,.gpp.
fr.. f.Iy.,.. It, -, ti........,. ...r....
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=, 49, 49, a., -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
c,mnIpcr CNrrLE MNnkrr.

y 7 IT" T u 7 = " q"
A. Market, 252S Csuls, siout l6nO lire,rs, and
a. ~tafss. consisting of Wufking ONru, Cu~s aui
olive. Nstr'ir1s tWD AMI three Nenrs ok.
pEttrs-M1rkgt bcrf-A tTw sNia, - %
..t. IA qH,iit, S So 81, 1 IS 3l, 90, oT-
...sH, p.
N.I Calr.-~3, 3 5ni g.
~frs-WurkiBE ONru 90. -, s1I ll2
t.ss urI CsIyrs--t~. p, ~ o IS.
NairbH-.--~ 10 sBi ~
TaH,rsfs Ui--l2, ~. p
Tbrye ,sars aJ-~ls, Is, RI.
~LHrr sHf tsu'--be~l tt market. rrrc.-
-l6as ~, Lt, N 80, ? OO, 81
~urrr-Etal iabc. bI boz. l-2r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

r7rOu motion ct Hoo. l. R1vsou, Rich
,Ju Fu, FL, OF Bethel, son OF Hon.
william FRYE. vas admitted 90 pnctce as an
,rangy tbe se,cnl Courts Ut his State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17


At Count Il Prlatchellu at Turnrr. i,hiu and o.
the Conni, ~ ONftd. on The u,uois'nth Day ~
StutrrlFr In che year ~ Uur Lord one 'hIu'and
eight hulItc,l spd 60,- onc
nlllllp PHILLIPS, Administrator II ne -
tate II CALVIN PHILLIPS, late ~ luucf
in aid cuubi, IoJ,a.cl, having presented De net
scrount II biz administration II The csiaic OF sad
dc,,asri,
n Wa ord,rcd, thu, the .ain Admit. rive notice
o. ~ I~r-uus interested. ~ rlusiug copy ~ 'hF
Yulst o. H. rulli.hsl thrce weeks sugrrssitr'l BE-
The ONiurd Democrat. printed ~ Paris, that iheN
ma, appear AZ Probate Count o. w. held AZ Iaus
IN ard County, on The thirL Tucs'a, II ociol'rr
next ~ niur II The cl1sk ), che arcnUu1, snd 'hcH
riu.e II ANY the, have vh, thc same shuukl not H.
allowed GRO X SHAW, Register.
\ tru' carps Auoi-Gto. n. Su,w. reg.
Ata Cuur 1T Probate. ncLia li,,rmnr, viihin 1ui
ipr ih, Cou1N IT ONEul. ou ihr oighirrnih dl,
II September in the y,lr ~ our l.uri eighteen
hrpIud ard hiy-oHr.
UAMES CHASE, NdmfHist aiur n ihr Isi1i'
81 of THOMAS CHASE, hts ~ ii,srW.,r Boo
liI county. deceased. having prr-'u'rl Do. src"u'
account Il hi. administration ~ iht estate ,l ih'
,.ilir 81 .lli j5r1s,I,--
n vl. Ordered, thu ID, MD Nim,n-sri1iHI
give rutIr, o. 80 pSTsuHs irtlrIsi'i, Us 'IsI"-
GO, ul th. ,rl.f o. lr rulI .h.I ihr.. u'rLs -..
ussi,rh boz Tho ONiHui nHn.rIat Ufir'r' 1i I1rs,
that che, u,, ,pr,ar 1T Probate Cont 60 o.. h.'l
10 plu.. in .liI CHtru,, uu che ih.ud lru.ll ui
Ortol.rr nr>i, at uic ct thr rinsA ,r lho n,,rnn,
ari .hcu ru.,, ,f iu, ihg have, Why 'h' .ams
shnuh rHt w. allowed
20 GRO \. ~llNW, Register
Nuur Cuw Affect Gro. h. ~uAw, Re-
Ma Cuuu OF pr,luts h,I a. Bethel. uithH b1i
&C. IN Count, ui ONi1ri. un th, .iNit,nth las 1T
~ruSulrr. N th, ,r'r ~ uur LOAD urr th1r.lHd
,ghi hundred tui Boo, .uus
A. SMALL, GuaIlul ufthr ri1.frhillItr
y. SNNJTI MEAN. hir 81 New, in .1.I
rfuHi,, H.r.ssri, having puHr.trd hrs hr' lrsuu.'
Hf 40. Gr,rdpr.hIp of .'iI mIrlrr,
o. Na.uu.fI,I. tI1t .li D.aII.'u give HHi... ft
100 rsr..s Irirtrstrl,H .1u.iug 1rn ri ih.s n..I
fH b. IHHtsh.I fhr.t ul.hs sssrIasitli, boo o..
ONffN p,r.tuf pur.rl LOO rsus, th.i tbs u1f
.rI-Hraf a rf.l1t. ,laut o. o. h.iI Bt I1u. u
srrI surrj,. rr no. Ihlr. Co. Ht ui OuIHl-r u.,i,
80 uiur o. lr disk fl tL, frrr.-. 1Hl hr, Dl.ls..
% au, ihr, have. uh, ihs .arr .hHail ct o. a'.
HrfI
20 Gro. Is SHAW. Register
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WANTED, AL KINDS OF
po.RlrRlL's pHBDTeR.

For which Good. will H. exchanged II ycr hv
prices The pWsout hciiir. II lccsss ~ the Port
land ani Bostnu Markets, eu,I,ls. ~ to pay thc
n,p-t l,rai pri,r- &c pr,luos, and tn ell Goods
lew - asy other concern in the County.
South Paris, sept. I, 1851. Slif
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Few York Importer, 4 Jabbcr.
FREEMAN, LODGES & CO.,
s. LIBERTY Strict,
Bdu,rs BHafrtg s. Maze o.. v,.y Do pa yE..
NEW NORk.
WE ARR RECEIVING. ny DAILY ARR.
W NNl.~ FROM EUROPE, uur ~ and
Win,rr assrumnt It uCi FASHIONABLE
Fancy silk y NIilIlncr foods.

W, wsn's''o'., iH,ir. no Ca.h rur,ha.sr, thor.
"ushN in "a .rfnr om ~ru,k lnd Prices, pul, ~.
Tl.ssr GuyIHNs, go .,l CsrHi.It 0t. G.sHd,
lHI Prices Will r'rr fh.n o. s''i iuHl rpl ,sitl-
ishm.rt. pau'sIhr 1r..fi.u BE- 'Hs.I,,. Goo VII,
LlNERN GOODS, arl Da, OF thr iti,Ir. ar,
manufactured ,NpU..., Zoo uur 'rdrr, and cannot o.
.uul..rd boz i.,ui,, .','r aHl rhIpu..s.
BEiJTII luNl,l> Ribbons, at Hat. Cop
N'rs and Belt
SATIN NND TNITETA Ribbons, 1t all
widths tuf rulHrs.
>ILkS, ~NTIN-. NELyErS, aud UNCUT
NElNETS. iur Hats.
FEATHERS. AMERICAN AND FRENCH
ARTlElClNl FLOWERS,
PiEIlNGS, anil car TRIMMINGS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assortment.
EMBROlDEIlES, CAPES. COLLARS, IN.
DERSIlENES AND CUFFS.
FINE EMBROIDERED REVERE add HEM
STITCH CAMBRIA lIiNDKERCHIEFS
CHArES, LlSSES, TARLETONs, I'LL
SION ani CNPLACES.
NALENClENES, BRU SsEi.s, THREAD,
silk, ani Isle THREAD LACEs.
MD SILK SEWING SILK ItSLE THREAD
MERINO GLOVES AND Ml1-TS.
FIGURED AND PLAIN SWISS, BOOk,
BlSnOPLAwNa ndJ ACONErMtSLlNS.
ENGLISH, FEENoH, AMERICAN ANp ITALIAN
STRAW GOODS.
Jul,, 1851 3nS'
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NhmInI.IInloI,. snIc.

NuTIJI BE- E.r.., r,.n. fhHr p. y.rrT .' o.
y boone. f.n fHr lI.H. J.I TIa.. lH.-r 20
I...... f-rH. Count, fuN.r'. rH.TT sI. i.. ,N-
f...F a.. ed. Hf fH. r.T.r #I THOMAS ~ll'k-
My. Hr. ril1rHrI. IH iFs tHHHf, Hi uNHri ar-
r...... .H ~frr.a, OH. HHg.H.h .HF 10 Nu''a.sT
...t. Odd. u'rI.tk IH fIg lHIrrH.H. B. fHH u.li
.I...T interest. tl4f strI i,Jsl-rH Dad o.. r.I.Fu
Dbl. E.....f.lF f.Hr. Situated fr .tIH iltrtrI anl
,4r4.. b.. lived ~ trH fIrT rf be- H--Iss.
gE JuUN LNERABET. Admir-.
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NOTICE H..

4 IT, psr,on. arr herci, flrhidio hafar 90 trust
y ~, wife CAROLINE II. HAMMOND, On
m, account ~ shall paw ~ dehts Il her Contract
ing after ih. date; she having elt zoe without auy
reasonable cause. GILMAN r. HAMMOND.
Peru, Sept. 10, lsjl. 3w3s
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Nta Court IT Probate bella at Bethel within AMI ur
the County ut ONiuri, ,n thy sNirruih tiN ui
>,ptrml-r, De- the year ct uur l1rl uuc thuu.ani
si.ht hundred sui L.i, -rus.
I'NlEB WIGHT. Administrator II the cst1t, IT
I TIMOTHY WIGHT, late vf Gillld, iu saii
County, decreased, having prcssHtsd his thild ao-
suuut Il Do. administration of che estate 81 aid he
eas-al
Itva. ordered, that che saii Admir- give notice
o. a person. initr,-tri. B., causing c.p, oi ihis
order o. h. puhli.hsd thftD Vc,k- -l,o,.si,sl, in
The ONiud Democrat, printed ID PBns, that ih,,
GA, appsar 1T Probate, Count Go o. hrlI 1T Paris,
Doe .,d ,uuui,. uu ths third Tusstly II October
nNt. 81 nius uf the cpsA ia the iufcnUon and .hew
cause, It any lhcy have, Why the should not H.
allowed.
81 GEO. n. SHAW, Register.
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! uInmi.,iour,'- Noiicc ~ u,Dli0I,.

W. having lr.H appointed g lh. D. .r Of
W rHH'. FOO fr. r.H'. IO,nr. III. rrr.I1,
8rN .,lmfra fHr r.T.#..i ib. rr,.if..s .E Jlua
o. llrl. I.. .f isH-rIg.l r .lHI t.."f. H..,H...',
aH"sr ls'ir Isn"n..Hr.I ...,.rr. ..t. ...H
f.H's.N H.Hfhs. ..HH.H.. i.H ff. .... $40.
-H.i 4. u. Is5l, hp,l.g l.rH a..u,I tT H... ruH.
ft.rs fH h.I., .u ..| I..,s f...I r..H.. H.I INf
.r 500 tfi.HH IH, s..,In. HssIrrf u. no fH. h.rsr
90 l..#rHI O.. I..a.. iH pHianrA, ,.r.t H u,-
'f| H.. ~ffr.l Na.Hr, uu ~luHtIE iHr Ist ls,
.l N.t.H'sfn.tI. 30 HIH. H'..a D. il ir. ir..sHHu,
H.I .H N.r.H f.. H.si "It.I U....I#I u.Nf, 90
n.r. .'...s of. I'. f....#.
lIpN'ru Is. INGALLS,. ,...r..
- iIpN 'Eu s. BERRY
utH.I f... aIH #f, .i Arrr.f. N.p. I-Hl
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Cider Vinegar.

NIADE from nothing bot PURE CIDER, and
vi warranted supefiof g. any in New England.
Foe sale IN ans quantity b, the Manufacturer At -
& 20 Commercial strcrt, b0ston.
3m3a MAYO 4 BROWN.