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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-05-31

KISSING DONE BY RuLE.-Some young lady
whom practice has doubtless made perfect, lays
down rale Tor kissing. We give her own
words:
"Thcre is as much difference in KISSES as il,
individuals, and am sure that should not like
TO be kissed by every one. No indeed, for some
would give us such an overwhelming smack il
would almost deaien one. Now kissing can be
reduced to rules, one or two OF which will give.
The head should always be turned slightly to
the right, as sach motion gives grace, and pre-
vents the concession of the olflctory organs
The lips should be pressed closely and sweetly
together, as you Sit, the nectar Of the long kiss
bu, no smack should be heard. speak partScu.
laly Oh this subject, because consider kissing
part ofour nature, and because few people ap-
pear TO understand the value Of kiss, and the
manner in which such salulaiion with the lips
should be rendered.
loung gentlemen should post the above in the
crown of their hats, so that when they yis, their
Anna Aarias, they may go through the nioton
by the improved rule.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-05-31

THaE SWEETNESS OF HoMr,-Ha who has 20
home has not the sweet pleasures If life; he fees
mott TIE thousand endearments thatyluster aroutd
that hailowed spot TO Fl the void of his aching
breast, and White away his fcissre moments n
the sweetest Of LIES joys. Is mSsforiune yoUr
lot; you will find a friendly welcome from hearts
beating true TO your own. The chosen partner
OF yaur toll has smile or appreciation when
Others have deserted, u hand TO help when all
others refuse, and heart to feel your sorrows
as her own. Perhaps smiling chtrub. with
pra'jlng see and joyous laugh will drive all sor-
row from your careworn brow, aid enclose it in
the wreaths of domestic hiss.
No matter how humble the home may be, how
destitute It's stores, or how poorly is inmates are
clad; il true hearts dwell there, it is yet home
Il cheerful, prudent wife, obedient and atft ction-
ate children, will give their posscssor more reul
JOY than bags Of gold and windy honor.
The home ofa temperate, industrious, horest
man, viii be his gre atest Joy. He comes 10 IL
weary and worm but the sound the merry
laugh and voice of childhood cheers him; plail
but healthy meal awaits him. Envy, ambition
and strife have no place there, and, with clear
conscience, he lays his weary limbs down to rest
in the bosom Of his family, and under the pro-
tecting care the poor mans friend and help.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

FDuE WaEuoEs -A so English paper
received by the Africa, contains letter from
a missionary c0uesgo1jru, from the INTERIOR
of Africa, giving aU interesting account of che
Amrzoulan army Of the King Of Dabomy. a
r.-r1 Kingdom Of Guinea, north of Wb.flh.
on tho slave co5st. The army is a ugsIr-s
Infantry, the D1h0mian monarch being save
agcv Who usuaHys,ays al home. while be sends
h.s female subjects 20 f-ht--aoi to extend ihe
area Of freedom, bu, ior ,hg conquest OF slaves
Tor the market. The battle Of which vc now
have On account, was nothing bot slave TO
ray. such as Is common with the Dahomians.
The attack Of the army Of Amlzras was made
upon a town called Abbcokua, about go miles
frum lagos, in the Blight Of Benin. Il was
successfully resisted by the inhabitants, who
are called Egbas, and the Dah1miaas com
plC,cly routed, with the slaughter Of no less
lan 600, many ofvhom were female sol
d.crs. The terrible check which the Dahom-
ians received, 10 is thought, would have an
important bearing upon The suppression Of the
slave trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01
The Cnhan In,nrrnctinn.


Steamship Isabel reached Charleston on
Sunday, and it is stated that letters received
by her fully confirm the reports Of insurrec-
lions In Cuba. Several towns 10 the interior
are represented as being ia arms to the num-
Der OF 5000 strong. The queens troops in an
engagement, had suffered severe loss. 1t is
the intention Of the insurgents To declare pro-
yisioual government. The regiment, station
cd a, Havana had become dissatisfied and was
removed. AT sealed communications through
oui the Island were inicrdicicd by the govern
ment. Other letters state that a battle bad
been fought between the patriots and Spanish
troops, at Ncuyiias, in which ths trOops were
defeated, with the los OF five killed Nine
ofibc officers were captured, among them the
commander. The Spanish ,rooIs Afterwards
lied Co soma, and the patriots returned to Ncu-
yius They already numbered 1000 strong,
and were daily receiving ryiuiuUcmcu,s. \
large uumbcr of the ci,izrrs Of Cuba had len
,hc Island.
Nav YouK, July 2s.-wchl,c to-day foil
details Of the lsabcl's news a, Charleston
~, slilcd from Havana ON the 49,, and bring,
Eve DAYS later news. The accounts from la
,aua, Puerto Puncirr, and fom other parts
Of thc Island, arc exceedingly contradictory,
bot private lcucrs from credible sources, leave
90 room 90 doubt bu, thar several towns are
in arms acaius,ttc Government, and ilat o.
insurgents have gained some advantage oyr
doe government trools.
Atihc last accounts, the town or NcuyItas
was reported Go De 90 possession Of one ihou-
sand Of the patrio, forces, and tlat the govern
mruf bad sent two Thousand iruurs against
tbgm. ON the other band, ills -Iil.'ihr
government bad received hy expire, news
l,m ra,uo Principe Go ,hc l1,h ..s,., .ut
tla, ,tr rebels commanded By Jugu.u Agac-
ro h1I brr1 Dispensed hy the government
rrHrs. ana tba, hr-. numbers Of 'hc .nsur-
gent, bad SURRENDERED or were ready Co sur
render ol receiving mn s-sauucc ofTlrt.a.
According Co u.. Government, Organs, ihc
vluI. Island. rNcrrt .a hr,Ic.0.ty OF p.gr'n
Principe arl Nrarn., perfectly tranquil,
arI ihr Captain C.ucuI cautions Oh. public
against hcr.l.o- exaggerated rumrrs Of d.-ae
D,t.a. which a-. manufactured lr ,a.ri Boz
r r...H -. TH... ,,... lie t...
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- - - N Bela.t

The r,al Of ,ar Jewels, 20 Belfast 'r
murder. c.an..-.I .a Thursday a.', I
ga. closed m II.. Iar rI-'m.., Hr.
a-rr-, >#..' Jewell. John J. I.H... ...
tl., a.r. r custody Aru Iar... vr.
a... u.I...I .r Doe indictment. ha, ..I Doe
r.n uE-a. They were 40 Indicted Ga. I..-
a.a. 0r murder, DOB several counts. ...'.r
Cod. .. .'rr Boo 'a-..s ..r.,. ... H...
.ta. -.a rl. r.a .-.. u OBJ. ..... ..
rr..t OBJ. IF ra, prisoners AND aIaH.u
..-...r ta- r....r 500 r.ur...r 9Th.
rr...r.. OBJ. OBJ. affair." a. l.H,a.' r ..r
r... ..f. t.-.
T . rrr.. SAT-. '..- ."
I.. SIS. r..... De-. ....T OBJ. -.s
r.... .... .- OBJ. ... Pc r....
.... a... .s E... ... ......... a..
.. f. ..', t..f... OBJ. .N....
t.- ,..u N.. illegal. H...".... mH.. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

TLiuEaTWC LlgurNNG.- During doe
thunder storm GA SATURDAY last, Nlr. Smith,
the operator in ,ho telegraph office at New
London, c., laid large piece Of glass, used
o. a ''papor weigh" upon the button attach
rJ 90 tic wire, when an explosion occurred,
loud as ,he rPor, Il pistol, and upon exam
lining ,hc glass, considerable portion Of d
was found melted on, and one sidewas turned
black. Mr. Smith SAYS these phcu0mena fire.
1usally occur upon the approach OF a thunder
cloud, and sometimes before ihe cloud Is 10
-bt Jut Doe has never before known the cN-
p'o-.ou- 50 loud, and the sparks so distinct
aud continuous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

The Baltimore Clipper says that Mrs. Cali
huuu, widow Of the late John &. Calhoun,
has received and accepted prcsen,of check
Tor SO, oOO,which sum number oithc friends
OF her deceased husband had collected az ihC
time OF his death, and which they had intend
cd TO increased To $4,000, had be lived 60
enable him to visit Europe fOr the bcued, Of
his health. Before his death, however, he
refused To accept the generous offer, as also
subsequently, did his four sons, TO whom II 3, a.
rendered for the benefit OF bis estate, which
alone is valued a, $50, 600, while his debts
amounted to only So noo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

THE RrslprScr AND ToNn o. wAsnNo-
roS stand on the bank Of the Potomac, a,
Mount Vernon, about fifteen miles from tho
city that beans the name Of the illustrious
" Father Of the country" The rooms Of the
house are spacious, with somewhat Of Gle
cance in Encouragement and yciihc whole
is marked BY simplicity. Grcatrcgarl seems
TO have been shown to the sacrcdncss Of these
public relics, and all things have been kcp,
very nearly as Washington len them. Alta
short distance from the house, ina rc,ircd spot,
stands the new family tomb a plain structure Of
brick, with barrcd iron gate, through which
are seen two sarcorhagi of white marble, con-
tanning lhc remains or Washington anj bic
wife. Every American should ,Isi, this
place and a, ,hcumbu Washington resolve
To cherish tha hallovcl sriri, Of him whose
ashes ret within H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

10 ,he leo. County mmi.sioners Co che Couui,
ofONiou.
NOuR petitioner. would respectfully rcprcscnt
that ihc l,oal lending FROM lyron ard Anlo-
ycr through Hrmiord. ll,n8,cr. and Rebel ~ The
Station on ihg s.. & 81 L1w. u. Road IN l1chr's
NI'f, d oirCu.lors aul hilly, and thai h. 'lu'c
nImsI Station b. nc lrlst i've miles nstrrr fr thr
iHl1'.ia0I. rD l,ls River. Hanover &C., th1n ans
other Station rn tho Rail Road. We therefore rc-
quot your llHn. no,r Co. make such alterations and
rr,, locations iH the road lllirg from Anluv,r .o
lrgkr'. NIl's iu Groc1vo'l, ns yUu may deem me-
cJf.t,y commencing no Auiry,r Conner, anj a.
IUIr- down lIHs lii1rI thr m.st liIrIt lui l1s.
ls I.rir in thr 'niIusougIin River, slmrvhsar o..
iuru Wm. lutUr, aHi RruIrn -. Foster. in
Hanover, where 0e unh 500 in establish Truy,
with srJh Dt.s ui en- as ,nuthiuk rrnfsr Ther6r
ihe r.Hst direct 5DI rIis,l' f,u'r O., istrs Conner
ir DO. Station .t lr,hr's MILL. ne be- Iuiy I.urI
VIII s,.r TfHy.
LEWIS CEOCkET-r. s. i37 a's.
Ar.,.,rr. IrI, ID, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01
los, Of ,he steamer GOvernor.


We exceedingly regret To learn tina, the
Steamer Governor, waich plies between Port
land and Bangor, was lost on White Head,
near Thomas,on, ca Saturday morning last,
between two and three O'Clock, in consequence
Of thick weather. Fortunately no lives were
losi. The Governor was an excellent boat,
and cos, a good deal Of money The rar,ic.
ular, a. Car as We learn them, are as follows.
Attic time she struck, she was going
but three or four miles an bour-icclinr her
way through dense FOG. She hung upon the
ledge an the passengers. with their baggage,
the furniture, bedding, carpets, &c, were an
taken out Of her, when she backed Oh, and
vas ioWcd into Seal IIarbor, bot sunk before
she gy, 90 the shore, and now lies partly on,
OF water Al low tide The hole IN her bot
tom, is about Zoo, iu diameter; aud II is sup
posed tha, she will come here in the course oi
a week ior rcPairs and re6tiinr
The Bangor Wig states that the water
was a toot or two above the main dcck, and
At fun tidc would probably reach her prone
made deck. Capt Rogers came uP To Rock-
land and procured two vessels and various
casks i1r the purpose OF tightening be Gov
cmor sull farther upoo the fats ,ha, She may
b. thoroughly examined. The steamer Tar
ntiHc, with O number Of experienced men
and with suitable apparatus 90 aid 90 raising
ODE steamer uIsn the CATS, was engaged Go go
down on saturday night, TO render such a.
s.staacc AZ they might D. able 90 DO under the
Circumstances.
The communication vilI remain hryAcn hgt
a short time, a1i thl, only partially, as ,hr
Boston will land passenger, az Portland The
rrorustors ofthr Governor will take imur-
jll'r measures i1 put holt o1 ihy Route asa
supr'y, uuul thr whole mltirr D., settled
TIC Governor bad ou board ,uo hundred
passengers. bu, very fortunately. ihr weather
was colin, arl by tac timely anJ vrl. J.rag,-
Cd Efforts ct Capt. Sanford. Of ihg steamer
Boston. aHI Capt Roger, of che Governor,
aII were saved vlrhr.' tIc slightest accident.
az also lrr freight, Sc
Toe passengers, ae.g h.ug taken o1 hrlr
,hc Boston, br'da meeting, arl passed ,..
rr, oirr-n'a,ioas,-achaaVIri-irr ihc ro"i-
49, rf che Almighty tn th.r preservation,
arI barring witness tu de- ..k.'I. courage.
aaI c..I .l.u.a1Hr manifested o, DaHf I..
rru. Do, eac.-s. aal m.n, u t.e un.r OF.
danger. N,u, rendering aau,s to DaT'>lr
IrJ. oftr Boston. 0rI, ss.I Boa o0uu- ID.
i..r HH... H.- .r'u-.- a.l cIrr, Sc.
TO-. G.,,rr.- vr. r.' .rsrr.a-f.-.
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sheriff. sale.


ONr.rr, .s. Ja 80, 1851.
FI'lkIN u ,,.rrt....a lI.lr s.IIafT rt..r
\ N.l.r,Hr TfiHtJ'. 22IJrguflr-i.r u.N,.
.I n.-r u',lH.. ir tIr r...nl. ff iha uf.. % y.
BE- lIHH.s. I1 l.lu., ~ .E.I County. p'I iIr f..If
,r DI.I, which If.mH O.. iH.i 10 STOW. DO go
t...rt, bod .H Oh sIa DIS uf Ju. $50. u. r.u
ha.. H u'Ha.r- ,u.u piece uf hrI with ih.
lu.I."-s fHn..r, situate. iU STOW. lnI arr slm.
,uffu. I Mich AIh.' tu -lII Freeman T.. 30.
lur H H..l dated Ilu't. 9. l-I-, 1uI recorded b.
ur uE..I WriHu Dl.uiu H.gsin, Box p,
r.Ea :U, anI $50 prriu.... Hrr r1Ier mlrt-f-r o.
jam. q. AI|.t .u| Ni.h All.t. dated Arll ,O,
D. 90. U,r.uI.I Bro Dssu Nr.'rn District R.-..u,
%. -. e.. 40. Reference o. uI Er1eut Oh o.
.ld &C. % mrir particular description. AmlHlt
Ir. .H .l.I NlHr-l-r ah.W 100; 11I llsl Of fr.
|..ni.E .. Il.r ,.ffHi1 r1r.rl 81 LuI sifHI',I iH
Stow .HI conveyed H Muurl-. Ly s,iI NHri t1
$50. e.. N4.s.. o. Decd date Jr.r ~, 1871, auI
r..HuI.' bro ihs oAaIi We.trm District Er-Ist',,
%. -, u. IT'S. Same uHs mrrtrrg.i o., secure thr
1000 OF. ..r' -6Dl a.l Eri r,H.. Co sllI D,..lmly
d. NrI .I H.'h.- particulars 1uU description.
3a-3 J. =. HARRINGTON, Drph. Sh'T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

ONr0Uu. sr. 81 Court az Count, C.uai.. iau.
crs lr-up l1i holden NJ raris, viihIuanI fr fhr
County ct ON1u, ol tht second Tu.jayof W.,
4. ID. ISL
lyon che Hf,Hirg petition, liI..F-i..i slulrrrH
h1,ir- lrrn rur.Iyrt TINT ihr petitioner aur .r.
.HHp..I'. Hnf ought o. o. hari url.H- Of. mItt,r
20 huh iu fh.ir Petition, % b. or'rfrl. chat 'ha
Count, CHnui. i.1af. meet at The v.lr- hausr
uf im.s Window Boo EH.lfri, 90 MrrIIg ita 2ith
Dos NJ AHl.t, g. -. 1851, NJ trl u'lfk, 4. w..
urI ia.r#H frHrrHl Oh view thr route m.u'i.HsI iu
.II u,i.fuHi usm.lHtlh after which view. a
lnrrg II d. TF.fI.s .IHl their uiIr,.srs will o.
IHi NJ sumo convenient rlrc be ihr yi.uit,. nod
sH.h further measure. r!,n i1 ihr rfrH...s as th.
Inmm...i.HaH .haiI judge puy'I A.in b. iuf.
tIrr 'u..rU.. ilIt u.'i.r 81 che t.r, place lu1
UuU..r .l co. t.umIssi.r#f.' inrTii.r Hir.4tII o.
g.,.u iH 100 r.fs.r. 900 cHuaai.Hr' lHtTr.'r', o.,
Ul''silrr iNr Petition. with d. uur ul Cont
f'rrn, ihrr. H.fhs u.Drs.irrl i1 Ih Osfrj
Democrat. a rru#rlI,r Triltrd ~ l1us, n ihr
t"rw'. IT o,fuI. lHI lp sowing l1 .T..ir' ,Hn
NJ th. Petition with tir OriHr thr.r. ri#n tb.
t'Hirul iIH towns ~ rursh,ll HHi lHrfs. arl ly
%. .f.Hr Boo iir. r.''. places 1 ''rr .i srtf f.#r.
.il'r.lr .'I rHI pl.is, fir fr.t a. sliI m'
r-I .I.I Df Goo utlH. u.iIrrs o. o. ra'.. aJu.I
Hr Q rl.'.I 90 .Hl tH.HN jaT. lHiu H.I tHs 10
r..'.r.. i' fhr rHI ialf 90 rr..Hr, H1I o.pau.
'l.H. HlF i..H lui 'a,.r HUp.ar 1rd .n.u rrsr, DO
ID. .f ..'., wis thr prgrt H'lTnumrr
Hhr.' H.fI" .rH..I
Au.st-WN. X. klNRiII. C.rL.
4 fH. OOPS .f .sfI Petition al.I uf'.. .f J.rft.
- hrs'-WN. O.. EIHNAll. Cluh.
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sheriff. sale.

OXFORD, as. Dol, :, 1851.
'I'\kEN ul sulip executions, a1l wiz o. slll
al Public NDnlIe, ~ ihH Ella llnu.r. .l called
il N1usa, Nllgr, iu said Cuunty, ol SATURDAY, tie
lG.h lly e August, \. 10 ISL, at urc u'rIa,k in
tha afternoon llI thc u-ht i1 oluiN 81 REDEMPTION
Norway. in aid County, hli t1 redeem certain real
estate situated On Norway sfwsiii. lnI lsiur Bot
numbered s,,yen audtwo,e be- that part n .,I Nur-
wat. ralicI thr h. grant, te same having hrgH at
ta,hai "a tly ri-inal viil..
3a2J ASA TllAYER, Drp'y. Sh'L
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ShcIin,. snIc.

ONF1ED, IS. July 10, ISL.
FINAhEN up execution, and VIII Do sIll at Public
N,nIuc, al the Elm House, 20 called iu Nor-
uat, i1 said County, ON SATURDAY thc ooh dly ul
August, A.D. 1851, az one O'Clock in tho afternoon
40 Dr. riEhi, title and interest, which Richard Gar
land of some place unknown, had O. redeem certain
real estate situated BE- Greenwood, Doc aid County,
and Icing The same premises that said Garlnd con.
viewed a. William Foster, II aid Norway, by he
deed lraring date NAV n, 1850; which deed l. -.
coriei With ONiord Rsc1ld., Book ~, Page Isl.
10 which deed reference may H. had Cor a move
particular description Il sail premises, the same
having been attached on the original wit.
JN23 ASA TIIAlER, Dcpy. Sh'G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

THANKSGIVING DAY ALL gorNn.-Thc In
diana Statesman contains ihc following state
mcnt We trust Gov. Wood will be- success.
iul ia bringing about the arrangement Il
Will surely b. the suhlimcst moral spectacle
ever contemplated, for nation of twenty mil
liors Of people To NEE, at the same hour, and
return simultaneous thanks 90 Cod frou un-
raullolcd national prosperity -
q" An effort !, being inside by Gov. Wood.
of Ohio, 10 pursuance Of O join, resolution Of
lhr n..o T.. .',arr. Go h-,r % uniform day
and Prayer, iu %, doe Sltc,
of doe unIon, anl DE has currspouj.I with
ihg Executives ct thc several States ON iho
subject The iay selected viii most pru'a-
b'yhg DE la.,Thursjay 100 Nmrub.r This
B. rrI,. and vr hone 40 ihr States or OIL.
Union viii a'Itil suggestion
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Shrria's sale.


'NINNUs r-s
Ur AuCiiHr, ul SltHrIN ODE l6thuy uiAu.Ist
uTNt at rirr urllrs Boo thr fI,u..r, 100 ihe o0r ul
u. r. lIl.iiu-s iu Lowell u .lI County. 10 the
rirht a.d t.t'r Which J,ums Eastman ui stow iu
.siJ County, Bad uu Doe 2;lh dos ui August 1. ~.
1850, or nov uay have, to q oouy,yungo 81 che ll-
loving real estate situated in .al STOW, anil are
l1ts numbered aa, ur anil H.Hs 1 Bradley anl Etsl.
man Grant, by ,il,c ia c'ftaiu agreement or cln-
Tract n writing given D., Nathaniel Char.es 1t Ige-
lsuk. a. aid J,r,my Eastman. dated Juae 1T or
10Th \. -. 1880, conditioned Co the payment b.,
.ail Easttgau Co all Clarke, e the Il about
onr hunIf,d aud oighty-sCyCn dolhrs.
HARRINGTON, DspJ. Sh'n.
Juic ., 1881. Ja23
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CHARLES NUTTER,
EBENEZER WEEKS.
I,nnIlliln'. Nnlr.

NITIIi. h. soll ai Public Auction, unlrs. prs,i-
w ou.ly li.pusri It az pliyaic ,ale, 90 Wol-
nr.,la,, ths ihiHouih las IT Ausust ucNt, at two
O'Clock =. W., At he dwelling house Il the sul'sori.
Der in Sualh raus Nlhg, zone undivided third pat
ul about thiuy.thrcc acrrs uf land, sittuird near
ssid Nihgr, aud alioining The hou'o lo' nnw "ccu-
pigil, A.all T. lierscy. Conditions made Ahown
HANNAH. u. IIERSEY,
Guardian q ilmsda :. and flon \. liersey
PAN, July n, 1851. pddw2.
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Sheriff sale.

'.hI".'F $50
fJ'Anl' .,..HiHr. rrF eiI o. 100 ~ Pebble
l tHr"H, li Pee lrn Cd. William ,h.i's l.i,.
..HHfr. I 3 IfrU'.F tHr s.,'..IH Iiy ai lu-t.i 4.
d. 1851. Bf ua. .'rH.L T.. N,alfls u- hi AMI %.
f'. ar. iHfa...t Which John 4 ruum Do. or bad
90 tHr time CO., $500. vs. attached 'u tAr original
writ Go redeem certain r-,l r.ttr .uuir' Boo lllu.
i.Ia, containing sIN1 ht. J.Hrs more "r i,ss, and
Ir.u- IhH .twr premises dssrIi'i iu .aid John \.
ruIuuH' d,eI uf Muu-rgr 90 l.alr ~ui,hhnl i1.
f'i s pr,m'.r G.I, $50, BrI ul0'Idri with ONinul
BrrafI.. Book -. Pa 81, h.iHy tIu hpursir,l
vh.fg st,l pu,ulu uuu lN,..
!uilN TURNER. DR., DrpN. sheriff.
lirrmHr, IrHg %. 1851. 3v2l
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WE, he .al.rril.r- having lsrl appointed O.,
w ar Il.u. JI-e 81 Probate lr ih. DauHi,
ui ONfuI, tu fr-,.,t HH' ,NIulHr ths claims ut ths
.s,.rll ,rrH.t.r. f1 thr ,sfair Of JAMES FAR
EINGTON. lH, Il ~tHu iu .4iI tuuutN, deceased
rI represent. iHsll,5ut, hrIsN give notice that IN
months furn ths 25th lIy IT N, 1851, are allowed
10 aid DIyliJlr. Co. h,,ug in and Prove theircaims
lnd that ur VIII receive and sNamins such claim,
70 de- office IT u. H. llastipgs In Lowell, oo the hst
situJl, 90 JOBS Augu.t and September, Al. ISL
at enc u'Cl,h in tbr aiicun1n.
CHARLES NUTrER,
3u22 EBENEZER WEEKS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01

To the Iia,oraiI, County Commissioner IN and
Coz The County % ONi1rd'
WE. thr unieuirncd, woud respectfully rcpfe.
w sent 10 ,our llonamLle body, that The Coun.
~ rad leading frum nuchGsh Village IN South
Paris, l. cir,uiious auivery hillyi and that new
hcainl would H. II public utility, ~ ihe disnncc
voull d. mrch Shortened and iic his avoided;
We therefore pay your llouoTs 10 view aud lo-
cate y nrw rad passing near thc dwelling house of
Amos Wiu.0v, IN lurkfsh
AMOS wINsLOw s others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-01
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, CT.
Local Office, No. 4, State ST., Boston.
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rates ofPrcmium Reduced - Per Cent,
Avn rltT
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

n r,sai TyH1Jlf II be igsvlrrs 10. that mcn
lf ilr payment II SMALL .um Annually, NAV secure
i1 firif nmiIlss crfi1in sun ~ money, o. H. paid
li thrir teath, lni ih0rtl,, accomplish AZ object
thp might rrt attain during a lung lifr.
~ a.H..r.l n iEr flsurrHss, b., lnsuring
1u o. fr ila hsnaht n his Il ,ns or hi credit
200. 0r ~ ihr fUle u.s and lcrrfi II BIZ family.
4 llrHsH ml, lusmr bee lif f,r the l.nsht II
bee r1rnfs. l.r husband. ~ her shillrsn. and he
u1, l1.rr lhe 'if. ~ her husband 1r h'r .olc and
separate u., sni hrpsGt
Z HrH.lf aH' Wrt ml, iu.urr ihaif lives junt-
o., mol DE- who'll policy o. payable lo the survivor,
ufnu ibr death ufsithsr.
ru...s. ul, o. made PAYABLE 90 Tm'fp, 81 the
leHfGtuf sIsrhr objects ne Usrsors. N.h1I1 ua, H.
frirl lt thr awaits ~ r"lisiJs ~ lie Insunuec.
Cn..as mll o. endowed. Prfss8r,hTs may D. 80.
i'Ishrl, HHurluf irsffu'trHs may h. aiirl. and
isrsHH rlf h-.ur.is ma, u" made hr Tlliic ~
uIratr rlua.r., vtrhrui d.yru.1g from families,
property and estate.
Police. li, granted D., ihi. Company onl, o. sound
pnI hrthy r.0sur.. ar' ibr lrsiHr.s Il thr Comra-
u1 BE- sHHnrsi tH healthy 'aJBfHrs and o. hut clafs
Iuls. s. t.lI.rH.f ~ afIfr srfrT hIfut1Hs ust'
tfrs isr f4iH. INtrrmrs 81 40 kiuls are carefully
avoided, lIi even d.TlUmrrt II che bufinrss Il
'ar CumIlH, b. rlrriui, cHuiu'tri.
It,g Ielon ,H.ufrI b. rrquifci t1 ansvsr ct
e VHr .f.as relating o. Do hnlh, c0nstitfiion s..
Tha Company obtain simihr information from their
Bul, rb,Hlur. lul sl.n fum re- iiirni. BLuks.
rlmnb'is.a rl rIrflF 1r ,uush-lhy he Com
rErt Hr ihJ irr.fs.
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LEONAEDK. INGALLS,.
STATE on MAINE.

OXFORD, ss. JrtYI~, IsjI
h1I % r.N arrtIuH1il pool. ODE mid Iwi..1 that
10. laid DaGadln, b. uu'apirflh.au, ulih,. Iau1-
o., aui h1s uu a-.ui, Tenant ur attorney therein,
tHat his goods. and ,hlti.Is have been attached
un iac foregoing wait, aHi ta.t ODD s..'irc ihu,Y.
has been l1 e. upon hnu. !. DO therefore oIr,,a
hy ra, ta. li Ir.t... ihHt on. iH...n u.hh iHr
enid Defendant oi ODE lgHI.u,l o.. ih,s s1ri, Us
causing 1H at..si.' e.ts ui or. HUi 1ul .u..I ai
cont thereon, Co D.. Ia'..h ihrr- u.,'- .-.0,s.-
iNr'l in The oNhri DruH.1. aUg 'siNIsr I.ll'-
"a 1T llliH, DO .lI County, rr H'i Publication
10 o. seven dll.ai l.r.f. lr.Tr ilH 'u.Il -fh,.'
day Of August neat, no 10 o',..rh. \. VI, Co which
time the luug Iiug rgiul is oll.luurd, iu tue ruI
chat iho said D,lsrjl1, ml, ihra and There APPEAR
and shra o4use, IL au, e, have, Why iuigwut
shauiiu.t o. rendered aglia.t hIm, and Execution
isslg sr-1uilHgb
Attest: LEONARD *. INGALLS,,
- Justice q the Peace.
Copl Il rhiutig's Wit aHl Declaration AID u,.
der 81 Cuuft thorruu: Aur.ts
LEONARD h. INGALLS,, Just. ol the Peace.