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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22
nerklp free Dress.
The Free Press for 1855.

The Free Press for 1855.
We should be glad to commence the year
with largely increased list of subscribers.
And We call attention to the inducements to
subscribe which we ofer---inducements
which, without any wish to exalt ourselves at
tho expense Of others, we believe no paper in
our vicinity and few country papers any
where can hold out.
The Free Press will continue to give much
more reading matter than any other paper in
the State. 1t will employ during the year
regular foreign correspondent whose weekly
letters from England and the continent Of
Europe will be q constant and attractive
feature. Its interesting and valuable cores
pondence from the Sandwich Islands, the
Pacific Coast, New York City, and other
parts of our Country, will not fall of either
in quantity or excellence. Its telegrdphic
report of the Cambridge Cattle Market will
continue to give our Farming friends market
news week later than they would otherwise
receive. Elaborate Meteorological tables
will be q monthly feature. It's selections,
carefully winnowsd of all that judicious
parent would hesitate to place before his
family, and its condensed summaries Of poll
teal, religious, agricultural and general in
tslligence will continue to absorb a large
amount of editorial labor-and an increased
attention will DO given to the local affairs Of
our County and State. In short no pains
will be spared to make tho Burlington Free
Press an honest and reliable journal and a
good newspaper.
The past year has been anything but a
prosperous one for newspaper publishers, and
we find our case no exception to the general
rule The great increase in the price oil
everything which goes to make up news.
paper, has borne heavily on all, and many
papers throughout the country have had tc
yield to the pressure. This and non paying
or slo,v-payng subscribers, have extnguished
three papers in Vermont during the year
The Brattlcboro Statesman, the only sheet ii
Vermont which in size comes within ovei
one hundred square inches Of the Free Press
is now sold at Sl,15 in advance, an ;ncreas,
Of IL per cent. Others of our State Journal.
hayo been forced to reduce their size tn
Free Press for The year 10 come w,H suffer nj
reduction in si=e or increase IN pricc-and j
must rely on an increase Of patronage for TIT
ahiiity to meet its increasing expenses.
In view Of the above considerations, ~
submit that the Free Press is emphaticall,
The cheapest paper IN the STATE or r'cinity
We think therefore that it deserves NOR
paying subscribers we know it needs them
And we respectfully ask the assistance Of GU
them. If but one in ten Of our readers vii
induce some one else to send us his name an
year subscription money, we shall hav
list which ve can live on and make in
provements in our sheet which now we can
not afford.
Y. B. The Free Press will be sent on
year for one dollar and a half, if paid s,r,ctl
in advance if paid not in advance but be
iorc six months, one dollar and seventy-iiv
cents: if not paid til! the end of the year, ,r
dollars,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22

Cg-FRENcu lNsrlrrrE.-We learn from
TIM Keeseyile q. W Standard, that a
French Institute has recently been founded
in that place. At Its first meeting last
week over three hundred French Canadians
were present, who were addressed by DR..
Dorion, Of Burlington, on Popular Educa-
ton, and the need of Evening Schools for the
working classes. The arguments of the lee
turcr had their effect, and an evening school
for the French Of that vicinity !. to be estab-
lished in keesevlllc DR.. Dorion inform. us
that the formation Of similar lns;itute is
contemplated among the French Canadians in
this pla,c--the plan to include series Of
lectures and debating society. We learn
also that Or, Dorion will soon establish
French paper in keescvlllc, under the title Of
La FeuiHe d Erable, Tho Maple Lcaf) The
French Canadians have no paper Of their own
ON this side OF the line, Or, u. counts ON
numerous subscribers from Northern New
York. Vermont, from llinoi. mud the West,
as well a. from the Canada, We wish both
the Ftu,He d EraJle and the French Institute
all success.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22

ga communication from Guy c. Sanp-
son copied into the Free Press last week from
the Iergennes Independent, ought perhaps
to have been accompanied with the remark,
that it's sole value for publication, if it lad
any, consisted. as we viewed it, in its bearing
upon the momentous and vexed question Of
who WAS the father oi th, " Republican " or
- Union movement in this State. 1t seemed
fair also, tina, Mr. Sampson should have an
opportunity to give to his friends IN this
County his reasons for not fulfilling ms
agreement to give his good will " to the
Vermont Tribune. For that opportunity he
was willing to pay, and We, for a considera-
tion, were willing to give it him, Former
expressions Of our personal regard for Mr.,
Pangborn which we arc always happy to re-
new, should have prevented and We pre-
sumo did prevent, our readers from sup
posing that we could endorse any private
charges against him. From any such en-
dorsement we desire to DO excused.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22

y THERMOMETER at Sunrise Weincs-
day morning q O below zero, Seventeen
degrees colder than the coolest weather Of
last December.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22

The Governor Of Kan1as has it in his
power to investigate and declare void the recent
fraudulent election Of delegate to Congress
from that Territory, and thero 10 ground for
hope that he will do it, In the early port Of
Novcm Der, sundry citizens of Missouri held
meeting within the Territory Of kan1as, aud
appointed Comml-:tteo to urge upon Gov
Reeder the necessity for an immediate cleo
ton Of a territorial legislature. In spicy
reply to their application he says
j may be very Je.irnlle fur E,utlelAen t. live
among the comforts rr .h' STATE and make
AZ occasional expedition into our 'rrritorv,tv
arrange our liiuirs--instruct oIr pcCllo 1ut
public officers, ami control our gov ernmcrt :,
hut It does not suit us, and | much mistake
the people of this Territory. il they submit to
il. One thing | am certain cf. that having
sworn TO perform the duties ef tho office Of
Governor with fidelity, shall Grnounce and
resist il in friend or foe, and Withcut regard
to the locality, the party, the faction, or the
ism, from which it comes.
We shall always be glad u sc our neigh
bors across the river az friends and visitors
among us, but determinedly decline to allow
them any participation in regulating our al
fairs. Wien that is TO be done, We in5st that
they shall stand aside and permit us to do the
work ourselves
If this be- any thing but mere talk
Gov Reedcr will be apt to refuse Gen. Whit
field a cert iicate Of his election,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22

The accounts Of the battle Of lnhclnanu,
fought near Sobastorol on the 9TH Of Novem-
Der. a. given by the correspondents Of the
English Journal, are Intcneeiy interesting
They show it to have b3en the soy1rest struG
gle u the war thus far, and one Of the most
sancuinarv battles Of Modern History. In d
heavy fog vsry carly in the morning, 5000
RussiAns threw thcinsciyc. in solid masses
upon tho English forces upon the heights near
Ralaklavn and attempted to drive them into
the sea at the Poiut OF the bayonct. The
English were taken entirely by surprise, and
out.numbereJ four to one, but with the brave
~ and bull doS persistence oi tie Ansio-saA-
on, maintained their position, meeting their
ASSISTANTS with desperate charges of the
bayonet and sweeping them down fy murder
Gus vollevs Of the Mimic tide. For three
hours eight thousand English resisted the
attack Of thirty thousand Russians, when SIX
thousand French arrived and gave more
equality 10 the fight For eight hours the
battle continued, during which time some
eight thousand men were killed and as many
more wounded Lord Raglan, who served
under Wellington in bis Peninsular cam
paign. and witnessed many a bloody field,
say in his dispntch, " never before wit
messed such spectacle AZ the field present
ed :" and I'll accounts agree N representing
the battle as nothing less than "a buJchcry.
Inc bravery of the Russians is abundantly
testified to. The correspondent Of the Lon
don Times says
lit has been doubted by military hi-tori
ans if any cucmy have ever stood II charge
with the bavonct, hut here the bayonet Wa,
I often the only weapon employed III conflict,
| Of the most o1stinull and deadly character,
! We have boon prone 90 believe shat no ioC
could ever Withstand the British .oldiei
/ WELDING his iayorite weapon, ANA that al
Mazda alone did the enemy ever cross bayo
nets with him. but at tho battle Of lnker
mann not only did VIC charge in yaln-not
I only were desperate encounters between
| masses Of men maintained With the hayune
alonc-Jut we we're obliged to resist bayonc
to blyonet the Russian infantry again unc
again, Us they charged us With incredible fury
and determination.
The Allie maintain their position, and re
I Inducements were rapidly arriving but thu
prospect the reduction Of Sohastopol TIN
campaign has dwlnlled down t. mere pos
sibility. How seyere was the loss 10y IN,
disasters to the English transports from til,
storm in the Black Sea, does not appear.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22

CARrErs.--Great Annual Sale Of Competing, by
the New England Carpet Company, Boston, at re.
dueed prices. SEQ their advertisement in to-dey'o
paper, attached to which Il a tcalo Of price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

4 "Soirtual marriage" $50 cal'cjl came
oH nPf-sytlle, Ohio, on the 18th of O,,5-
Der. The bride was ore lg'ie Urr'bHl, and
the bridegroom o. pr vf The s1ur 01mr.
The ceremony consisted Of matrimonial jr-
c'antg-. mode ty themselves ia he rrssrrcr
cf,hr.r friends about fNv being present. The
services consisted Of ,ao following Foeura'
announcement
"IIayc yra rctH che morning sunbeam Hiss
lhs o7gr,-- b'os.rm' Thus Oh our spirits
meet arJ rrJsr 90 its f-.' interview. 7rt rs
thc invisible element. of rarrc ratr 10.
tlr-l Boz ono harmonious .n-u's', s' arr a.r
spirits rrrrrri .u'o orr a-cu-irri living
tore, Wtoc,er are ,tr, united hv iha r.rr
rar laws Of affinity. n7urht h7s i.e 'u,tn.,
20 separate. w ,hus rr.,arc orr'gh,'
unto y1a 300 die relation Of husband aa.
wife,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

RSLic oy ASriqrirr.-Dc'eou ;. Spear.
Of Randolph. has banded Us piece OF the
c,ls made Tor hIs wedding, which took place
40 years ago ,as, September Throush all
this long rcricl Of married life, the partner
cfhis ioys agl sorrows has carefully rrcserv'
cd a fragment % the bridal loaf; and wc can
well imagine the influence his simple relic
sIcrts in calling OPP the varied associations OF
The past with which % is 50 iHi''s0'u5ly
linked i'm the memory ct ihe eyed couple
North Rrisva,cr G1rettc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
REV. WALTER CLARKE.

SOLE PROPRIETOR, CORNISH. VI.
Zoo msn, ,rap Apsihse.ry. snl fhsfmaosuli.
c,l chemist. ip one ~ The fnaeipal ssnaf,,tafif
tpvas IN Eng'snl,
Within The last t-slVs year. ihou',.ds eflottls'
have len sUi ~ The SHts ~ Msns. al1s,
S,sr,v hsfc 90 sNirsardissr, po-,t, ~ sl.svirg
aui suripg d,.sas-. Ufihs shs.t and lar yrsi'.
irI'y ari now lrl.od, and s.pe,'slv :" o . q
obstinate arl 'oug 'iariiDs c"rgh., it'IT' y u.
b,s ihr u.r r,.su' tCA Ir y'snsaiiYn M 49, 'ost
..,th rNfttrs Suu.Liul. t' promote nee lru
.F s,gr,'s.li,ua. and by renewing me ,S,i'I,
-.u,s Doe cough % hsUu'uiN Co.il,. rufsrs,'
~ eHfr, u r,iui,l sri t,hs.hirg ''ssr, u Nv To-
us-ta i,,i is-s isn',vr.i o. that l'ssstT-.
BOIL ii Doy'r,. - esut, .srh, or Ger rsn'''
ia HHs Is tsp't
rr,E tLs C.u.sirr t,.I rroui,..
Nj. IIsrr-vs.I 81 Srld-.rp', ~, We two
wear. trI fsr maplb. lfl.sin. With 70 moot 80.
ir,s.iug ,.u-h, 'stl,ur r'rssurr 81 the rrg' h.d
other bod s.r.sf.ru.. 'rriuyia: rh,tiyia1s Fri
rltrn, " H.,lur. ,n VAN, she r'' Curt D., i've
lrU... ufflr i'1v.r1l CO.., IA NAlure II'I sIt.
Do, o., Na'r, t1rar.
D.rrH tl,us, len .ri ~ 'r,rh,m. Ne.. 80.
uirs f.t' l,spI' h'a Loo fH's -s''Ha sHtEh, VITA
great N....i-rni t.r Ghost prt iu1r' 'rn ,snr'.
rHf uls f..f.f.l fr hlaii' o. 80 BOTTLE 4 Rev.
WHn-r D.uAr's IH.,r.s,I D'ush N.'.ur.
H.v. J...r llnr.. n lsu.'tlr la''. O.. '..a'
Itlt r. ...0..fHn vi h- a1j'.ui.u.r ~b' uh' =
sUu-l u' Bog ''rIrg, vuh iEliu'ss ui Dee
g1.., lri .hnt'rs.s - lfr1'h, 80 tH,t no -s' 81
r.tIs U.m rf.iHrfs. va. ru,sl gsfi,ctIs ~ 90
.ru'. ,rf., Imyr..ai Dugh NNius.
I,,, w.. SH,'h. ~ Trrsh'ir. VI. 's'uf''
dat Doc NI. Nus s.'rfsH .at tvsI,' uths , I.
s o. .rs.Hrt sH' jisifrsrIHg ruugh, V .h gre .'-
~. bee iugs h'rt 90 much affected, .i t
.vas d.W,uil ur bee a. 'p-ak even Zoe iss ".-.
ute. sNr uH, rHWplstrIN 'fs,i IN thee p -
ulGry. Waite. ,Hths's tnNrr.ri cur-h NT'H...
I.uts suu, 'Irl hf lbr rrir'irin'. Iuruifn. 'ls
-HI .r Nts. b =. DRESSER, -. o.. f..
Ur Ruri BHshsli. Ni,n.I. Nurv.r, q
n ...rr and %. Nu,rs. .Hi lr A.sut, Jedi.
siur .s.'s,s ILruu- boat the rusriry -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

It q stated ihl. W. Vanderbilt, VI. short
u.s. sfar, rso i.rs gt iri cnss stram-.. rs
.e,veeu Sew Nora and Liverpool. Tao
vessel, are 90 be ready ia tae cua-- ot dc
r'aa- spring, aal SIX or eight oilers VIII
Be- added .g iHs next twelve 90 eighteen
H.r,Ha
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

DN Virtue Of license f,-, the Honorable lu'.r
ID ofprrlair f.r tLc Cont. of O. ford salll
.g.I 90 Trlr Aurt..r.uu in, rrrrf'se. ur Mrusa.-
DO, rr. tfl..E .T4, .fJslrar,. ie.N, 90 one u'ihr
a.. f. Boo Ilr aU,ualt, 40 sr l;,sl lsiarc ut hirs
Jo,Aru,N TIparrr hlc % Nurlfrck, Do 'ail
County teu5l..I died r.ilrI al' o. ih-
ll,n,ut uf lhr lrIIs uf .aii t.o'rse., ani cNlH1.
So u. . Administration. said ,s.lic o.s.i.ts U' The
homestead fifm ct f,iI deceased, c1na.sii'g % -
acres u, land with lla L.r.J ar1 other hwtlu-'
t4rrsul. iucluIiu- flr rryJrsitl of &c widow o
dover tlroiu. URSANtS NUTr Asm'r.
Wu1jstJ,h, Noy. p, isji ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

o. rlrs, l5'h. >-y.1 sa..sm, ar.. a.
I..... r-rI 60.
-. D. rsu.. l6h, STE. Patience, vile .rW ....Im
NVsT. r-r| IS
Z. rH..s. U..ruIrr C,H, Mu. N.ErIrr u...
..", a-sH %. 81 De ,lfy 1-r 90 10. -I. rrr.
f...| r.Hl .EHH-s which on" E... .t.sB IH-.
,- EHm ..a.r onto u'.. ard uH..su with Ir.
-' r.urrH H T.ttf. 500. Del. fupaI s
Tone s.r a.i..t With ths ,har,l .r r.rI. l...I.
H.Il She remained Conscientious u.aH.t
DO '.." HI Doc .s.fr.
~ u.'Hp fls vaI.H- voices
Weep Doe. 'usB Chrsis0 tfr.h.
=, v.srs u.ss.sl saints rsuice
h'- ur- l5r .hs sr.ritf.s " Cos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
Eo.i-c OF Foreclosure.

IIuTgEA~, Iinrrl, Elh,., 90. I.lrr-rs. ir
W ihr Coon, FOL. tr.'. .1rI, STATE 90 Nalnr,
hs sts s.rI a. lH#tFr.s u,I.i ..rrirr.#I D.,
'sls. aHI r.cn. l,d With O,.t Hrrr.Is, N1.h
-, r~H Co, rHHvrr.l 'o uH. t.a .u'.r.Ia.T, .
t,.-., II fAr Count, OF ON.r|. o. certain house
10. ..tHr'rI at Csi-ir's Mill Oh sTl ONuut,
,HI'aiUI Up square ,Hf. Hul ibe lnilhHgs thaf,-
GO siau.Hg. tu .r.H-r che T1,la 90 a' q r. riiiu
Soft. ' HsHI ...-.i.d BE- p.d mortgage; ua'
uiUl..s fHr conditions ui said unr- 10 have iera
s.I IIa H., bfubrn, r'Fi1 .u.rr.as. Ir % th-
sane. rr....H'g fu tae saint. iu srrh case. made
ar.I provided DENNIS HAYES.
OAaIf, Dec. 81, ls5L -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
(CoNrNurD TEoM LAST WEEK
II. II. II. DISCOVERY, No. 2.
/. . -. --.-----.. 1910. nn.nI NI \ N

hAbNAh : hhNo'Aa
Possesses the most quick ani potent power over
IN chronic, Scrofli, S,philiiir, 'nd 'kin dlsc,''
o.. IN ~ hours after he 6'st dose " iaAen' the
patient viii ictl its rcu1yauug Chraey'
ron ALL UuMORS
The most f,ul ani Corrupt hum1rs VIII ~ a W"
la,s ,icll o. the cle1nsiul, urrNint ant reno
yaii1s i1fuencr 1T thr NENONAIlNn Nl''
SOLVENT. The most lohihs0ue sores Ulcers
Node, SW tl',nIs, aul the most
THIGIlTrUI SKIN DISEASES,
Have i.s-u cir,.l ~ irv j,ys Nv itsdNnN's Ken.
oy,ras R-.uNrrt u D. r.rls'ni o. bhr' a'I
che patlsrt C.gls 90 disagrtcsl'c sensation OF
sfelr no thr stomach.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

D,...r .. A,.t..., Oh. r-..'1,s b-'1 ~ o.,
.. ..r.u.-.. Sab. Jrrr.,af O,f.rf. rr fhs
f... I-.sH.t.I U.--rr'--. \. n lsHi
nNh.r-tt,.r. WILLIAM T. ANDREWS
.r.g.r.rrr H.I....f prrt'N ANS. N'r
u T..r.. .H..r ....f, H .rr-r.', u'.r .@.rIs. n.
f-,... r.....r.. OIL. f.st H...rHf Hs frr'Nlr-
.Hr"-., D.. H.."
ururtu. T.r.rr- .sr1 w.. \. Ar'r,v. give
r.r...r..U rsr.H. f.f...-fr'. A.. -B..."- H $3.50
Ir.....'.I E...H. ..r.f .h-Tr I'D. i.s.r.....l
ID, oil. -rr us..uF p.n"..rt. T.Hf.f 20 Pare. 'hrf
..r, -..I r-H,.. POL. Protest.. t.rf Fl. I# Doh. 10
Pane. ....I -r.r.. .Tf' fluH Zee .rt r'lH.rrN
-.,t. t...r ..r. ...' rr t.r 'r.r".r. r~' 'H.e
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|...r...H
TIMOTHY LuupEN, jig,
4 fH. I.r1..If.Hs'.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

4. Z. E.rrlar MS r,-r'rr'rI o. >sr1,0r
o.ae lurr. States .nr y.lr, irm doe itb
o.. March u-Ef, alg1 Do. present term vII
cyrur. 5y tdr lr-..a,Hr uf south CauIra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
MECHANI Cs,
INVENTORS, AND MANUFACTURERS.
$50 IN CASH PRIZEs' 1910.

yroI.UMT Y Of the " SCIENTIFIC AMER.
' ICAN," Commenced on the 10th Of Sep
tsmlsr. II l. chieh, devoted 90 the sd'aHcs'1-st
n the interest. ~ Mechanics. inseni"fs, Ms's-
f'-iuE.r- aad FARMERS, and u edited ny men pro-
tically skilled ~ the arr. aud scienoss Probably
10 o'hcr i"urul II the SANE character u 'oss'-r'
siSely ci'culted, or generally rslre,sed > -
ru,ticsl ability. Neahy all the NsLCA III
pArENrs which is.us vs~kiy from the = ID
Ofics are Lhrfsfsi sIA E-s,ausgs, and no
rlaim, II ~ the Patents ar rubli'hsd rrshr'y
IN ii' columns - they ace issnsd, thsi maA.Hf u
prifrt
scientific & Mechanical Ensycicpedi-.
OT iafunaiioa gro, The .i',isr', II Mr,r .ri,a.
improvements, Chemi'tr, Ehg,n-e'inF the
Science generally. II - p'blishsI ~, "a
ou,,t, f,rn, suitable cr mad,lr. col sa-h ~.
1,us eoa, il. Fuur Ilundrci asd S.zis-n Ea!U Il
Rcal'Hg matter, aHd
Several Hundred Engravirrs.
with IN ,ql somp',is inic, 10 cifef liio-
On The a.t yullne rscreis,l $4,000 .'ss rsr
wrsk. srI tho r''rtis Il receipts W enc volume .
vpuL tpam fsmily ne a more tahs iho suis rriF.
tia7 yt.cs.
The fIaviag cr,h r,i,s. arc nss',d ~ he
pubishrrs 80 ths i,a'trsn arg-s' lis'. n subssr-
ist, ssat In D., ih, ~ u Janoap. 1855.
SlOO will ~ rivs0 inr tha lsrf-s' lis'; S75 ~
iLs ssrupI: ssS ~, the third. sJ5crih~f@ih;
$50 f,r The cob; sii Soc ihs sNih; 40 mf ih.
frth- .svsrih. SIS tr he eighth so hr the
meth; -25 H., ihs tenth; $50 ~ lh. 'lvsnih
sIi f,r ths ,rs.fh; 10 lJr ihs ibius'nlh ana
Fl So the fiursgnlh.
TERMS Ors ro1v. rns ,slr. -; 90. e"ry.
- tn.uihs, -; trH supiss, ~ mnuth', IS tee
/ s.r,s.. rr- ,c.r, SI5. f6~,n s0rs., or- '''r.
S22; uvs1iy cuTiss, on~ yesr, So, ia a''snc..
80 rrprl,-r ~ Suis-,iriiop. aI-,ys t~soiv ~.
To- i.Lrn ~ 80 ih,n ~ 10 each. N,ms, rsa ~
'srt tr at dlIrrsri fi-s., 4nl fssH d,l.t-1, Poet
OH~ss. Istists shnrN - lIirrt'.l. tsl.t rid, 10
MUM = GO. i2s Fu.tpa -. New lors.
.T'N,s.l.. "san X Co, sfs s,ls n.iyrl, -.
s.gr Boz pcs ufing rs''nis fura'v iaVr1ti"o', an'i
viii nl,iss ip,,"rls, uithuut 'hirgr, be- fHcsrl
10 the novelty II their Improvements. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

~. r.H.r. hpyIrg claims rr ,. rl'1as against
y f.r ,st..r H. Ia.l-, T.. o. a., lace ui h.N.-r,
n U N.rH.t . uN'"U' cocoa .r.., Ffr untiagi thHl
s.N ...,.s H.r ..1s.I H.u l.r .l.rrlI u'N ui
sept. b. ID. l-jt, .f t..HI O.. ,,h.tit trrlr c.ins
.. u.u.u OBI OBJ" .Hi-g.i.H.s, ul1 uit tt.ri i'
f.r gsra.H.f..I no ta. same uH che lst ~Itlr'I,
.' rr.N u...H ..r- fa. .II uu. allowed as
atr..rr. u. aIT.r H--r.r-, OIL. C.Iiis T.. Hove,
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Cen San Houston Vas ta.t.-ri Psi umsr.
SION o., IatrFrrIrr5r. Te,.s, .. sc 1911
g.s., SOD joined ,bg u5rusf church.
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ANN.#Na Na a az aH.'''N'~'
NOTICE b. ts..U, given tai u1 o.. '.''h N
y e., jose, s.. %. I>l6, S,'uTL y. bIAi'.
D, lIs r.1t'-.ra Decd afllpt date, 1Id r'r..i-t
il 'ha C.i.It Curr.f E,-i.'t OF t.r'is, I.."h y
page 200. conveyed fr orr Uuil y"r,' O. '''i'ia
piece % 'll situated Boo tla 'uur'' oNh.i 90 s'i
r,u.t., coo tUe Ii.hf lald .iIrufilr fpli 'diss
O, tit s.llc l.rmrib occupied ly thirlss D'fell,
anil trgm thence over ihe 'ii'-s b, The gust nil
Orwell D., ID. l,Nrs, commencing m s'ii roal and
twenty ries feet uodhcr'' 'uu raid Store, thence
rurthv,.isri, iy 49,! I6rl l1rr g. 20 hence north
iHii'-G,e DEGREES east, uiI' rIds; ih'ure s"ulh,
fs, -rn. drgtcrs cst. tao rDi, lni ihlfcen liuAs'
i.rrr, suuih. tNcni,-c'ghi JrgrCs .i1, 1,'a rois
rni thirteen li1As Oh thc fr-t mentioned bound
hat the .aii Orfcn Jones, on The seventh t'y 90
February, A. ~, 1854, dolly ss'i-nei 'nd nloli'
gage ieel Go llau,.sD Libby, IIaHcis q. -
T., and Jrur. " l.iib,, rlTauu'rs un,rr thc hun
name of u. ]. Itu5, / Co.; and that the conli'
ti0n II sai io,ur1gr Iced has been broArn, lY
reason whereof ihe saii a'siyuecs clailn bore
clI-ufc ~ said mutgige according o. TIE siaiuIe
ip such case made and provided. .,...
HARRISON J. LIBBY,
FRANCIS q. LIBBY,
JAMES u. LIBBY,
Nv tLpir Att',, FLssENDEs : BUrLTR.
p,irdts, 90 i,y n No" Tb'' lsSi
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II ESPGCrFUlI.Y REPRESENTS, MAR.
IL GARRETT J. WSREE widow at Efn :,
uishce. late 10 nuckicll. ,n sai counly, deccas-
81. tb.t M. A. s.iFrI. in common With po1yilir
Risbes. " inan Il lstfc sylvia T. Sivvau's0n aud
Jcysc Dew. 20 enc undivided ihi-d Fart Of the
four mill. .ituaie in pusk6f't Ni.Lge, m '1ii
caunt, Aforesaid. together With an The pt','lr-'s
and uprurtrflncrs ,,hugirg 'hrr'ui AMI ul ihr
h,tN 10 and Tesumr1t 81 .a.I Era, che b. rni'-
tIrI o. an iutgryst ct ,lc 'lHr 81 Dg. th1u'and
JrIir. Boz .liI htrl Part ~ ilr n'rlr-'d hn' wuI.
She th.rytrr pave chat arHIalscfs ua, ID" 'n'
rl.ufrl D., this lisnarnIIt Cont, alI That OBJ,
thirI rlrt of saiI iu,I u.a, ls arpraisrl aud Dec
inf.rgsl tic.,iI o. ass.EHri be- 20 s.,r'nl,
MARC EITr ;. ul>NiE,
Il, E., Ar.rs,. J. ". uEuNNr.
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Oxford Normal Institute.
THERE WILL. RE 4 WINTER SESSION.
! D.n.srrur NTuyIsuar, the G,h by ~
uFrTuHTr. rfEf.
Doc particular -rrnIdcu aTf.y % he Prirg..
p4', no sr r.fI, L.v.
T.. T.. UINDs, Principal
81. HHr... 1r O.' 1855
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WN C. EUNNEI1N. r.
~ Il. a.. God. 81 i.aa...ra, Ilsfgu ! Co.,
" hl. thr pleasure f1 rr'... Dol. 900 u.rrls and
..".I goo. % no .- ta- r.L.a store
No. - India Street. B5-.'n.
Where I, 5000 astI q tI.-r sf.r, 90 uWrs, la.a's,
u.... ESQ.,. ..rf $3.50 a.. U.,.... o.. at.t 900 ta.sr
u.. ... .vHT IIH HI.. H rr.. NHI.rs r.s..Uf.
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O,r1tr. 50. Atat.rH rI r.,ia',, bell ot r.
rIs. s.fh,p ana Go ths CarH'r q 'N'Td' on I.r
HuH Turs'ay Fl p-r.H'Fr boo OBJ" year 90 'w
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pr fHH ..Tr-HIHr r.ff.H.
pru,rrrtf,ftE.s1.l W1r-lrr''l ri.'r- give
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fErrtrf rr,,Brrs,r Htp ru''r, ,.l-tt co. To h".i
81 r.r.s. 10 tNr rHin1 Er,.'r, of lsrr'fN pest,
7tr.-. rfrrr .al,h irtls frrrr.- , ar' fhrv rI.s
r rr, th-s have. vhy DE s1"'- -hrr'i u"i Do
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