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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

4 Suior's rnr, 90 HISo ltisro fr-
ton 20 call n real sailor a son fihe ocean 90
The ocean is b., howe. and be i' never 81
l1-ry as when hr swinging IN the ward arm
f1 -1'r II wind. or IS sitting rilcr tho lee OF
'hr Ion, boa, r',aorrrE hi, rn.5 Of pr ni',
from one cheek ,c'hs other, and spinning 'o0-
,7rr, 1r The ci.f,l'.o1 orh.s ,hirn,rcs r.
tf, ,,'tm1r11, a cool .bip Is the greatest
beauty Foo the world and mo- school is email 20
IRE ships discipline. Iccors.lsrs sa,'or
rrn,'eu1u. and q 'aujsm1n 'uhhsr ro, vor.
chs ofh, notice. And o man who has not
been out n sigh, Of land, has no clrim ,orss.
n-cnh'ty. The o'lowI1r hurhahle anrr-
Tote shows Jack rich, ou' ~ George. m
when ts was prince ct wals,l SEA, walking
ln. quarter deck Of ras or Dr., mr7.ocv1r,
v.ih OF. Boz on. q 'l.'1' asked h.s ms.,mr'r,
"Wto ,s ,h', Glow. who doe, ro, ioo.e
boz, PEAK 90 the Admiral"
"Wty BE- IS ,hc king" was ,hs reply
"Wcn, King or no King, " rs.or,ri the fr''
"hs's au urmarrcr'y doc
"Ia-i, where should be learn manners,
r.r'. q Jack, che was never out Of sigh, of
'arl .n h.s ''r."
Sailor, VII SIC, hy c1rh o'hr-. Nrr1nsrihov
thnS 'rcr- IS ro'oJy equal 20 s7r'0r And
JACK would frh' whole hr.-7'r o., ',u'smrn
to defend , brother i7r. H. VII no, stop ra
a.s DO Nature OF do. lai-u''v. nor 90 learn
elo .,ri,tt. n, shirn''c mus, he defend
rt ~ any rlfr
There are noble traits ir o. ,1.'ur. IIs hrs
q large -r5 generous heart. ever ready io rr.
love t.s'--s, without seat,7r or a reward.
lis money come, lsrJ, %gt BE- goes freely.
God bless the sailor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
Farm for Sale.

r..--S \ FARM situated 900 ak.ttIS..
rc.TIn yrry pleasant pact no ODE .ss,s...5f.
Sl1I,,E town OF rau', o,@rl lsff,sf
80 2 Couut,, Ne, containing
3 -s'las~ about two huudrrd aces 1870
uf land, well divided into moNing pasture aud uI.
kgc; mote than tno-thrlds 1T the land can BE- pluU.
,i The p,.turir. &. equal o. au,, anI BE- iuigatcd
o., , running br,lk. The huilIing. consist 1T a
good two stun huu.c, two lnrus lui shed hc-
tween them thift, feet square; al.u about four acres
oi land s,t with aTpr.irrrs which have hosu gr'ii'
81 within thr lat fifteen years, ard now begin Co
hrlr largely. The rrrbIrl vii Weld from one Co
three hundred dollars vouh It hut 90 wear
There isqnie uurnlrr ul rclr.'r,r., snncoi which
have come intn l,ar.Hg, anil 70 few pluu-irces, aui
a uul.en of one thuu.and small tr,'-, pau ct which
vrr, IrIleI ast August. Said hm has a good
auua,Iurt IT running water ~ the harm and house,
which I. fri B., ne,Sr.hilIng spring. Slid farm
has q g,ud led II muck aud large quantity ol iron
ore. some (which has been worked. lwould here
cav that the orchard b. second o. none in the cuuu.
IT, II not the ..t; there hriug about hit,-hyc Minds
u the Is.t ituit thi. country affords. Said farm b.
within five mile. IT the Atlantic AMI - laNrruce
DEPOT 40 South Paris, and within tvn miles of the
court hou.c, and thc meeting house which b. owned
by the Baptist and Unycrsali,t soririiss. Those
that wish to luy ,rr requested IN call and view The
prsmiscs, botwocn now and the hrt Ut October
next. Tor further particular. inquire Of
ORlSON RIPLEY, ON the premises.
Paris, Aug. 10, 1852. p
NIB There Is also sufficient Wo0dl0i iur the
use Of the Farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
DANIEL W. LAWRENCE n co.,
ONLY MANUFACTURING
Mrn FORD RIM

COLD Al Whole,aIe at or distillery, IN Med.
- C,rd: aI.o n our store, SIS Commercial street,
iioslon. (near the Charles River Bridge,) and
warranted pure, when purchased directly from us.
Town Agents can be- supplied by sending their
orders ~ Mail or Railroad ENpn's.
rJrI.5ok out fpr counterfeit and imitation which
\. coll for pure Msdlord Run. n. d. We have
no agent. employed to sell our rum.
NsdfJrd, IUns let, 1881. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
HOME TESTIMONY IN Favor or
DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
Mr. yTENoN, Kennsl,ec CO., "

I have been for our tears afflicted With srro.
fila, Leprosy md ,'eafacss, and hsye been unable
20 oltain any relief until procured "a hDNes of
H., smith, yalaabic Indian Vegetable Pills auI
In four months an my complaints bad disappeared,
contrary TO M NV friend. expectations.
I took these pills iof my Scrofila, without any
expectation ofrslcf JAMES X. CllOATE.
Ih,ye used 40 boye. II Rnndfcth's Pills, and
q. man, more u Indifferent kinds, and have never
found that benefit from the use II the Nhoi' ihatl
have from the use n two boxes Il DE- smilh's
"Impro,sd Indian Vegetable Pills.'
They seem TO strike right ~ ne Tom alton n
m, dissa.e, which u Ola billions ch7artrr.
Trad ALVORD.
have l.en afflicted fsr several year. With a
wsakns.. IN The stomach NJ lnng., With a zoe.
ti,ene.s. headache nod dcpfsssiou NJ srlru-
though by many 60 h. IN cnnsuwpiun' AMI vas
obliged ~ giye up my lusinrss.
Amer tr,iug a uuuisr ~ The various Slfs1r1u.
Ia and llsl-im- without any permanent "h,i,
was prevailed oa ~ ty Dc. smiths "Sugh Coat
"a, Improved lnlian Vegetable lil's, and t1 my
sstnnishneut, they immediately cured mo- 'nd ai.
t,r taking a icw doses am cntircly rcooSCIral Hr.
'"' 20 '''''' JusTus CLARK.
Itoak "a ssyec cold this an, which settled .v
M, limbs aud brought on the fhcmuatSm, acrau
panied with severe pains aud bod CInghi NhIr
Obliged me 90 give 1r ny hrs.urs'. J trI'i u1uv
rrrrc,lr, uthnut rrlisf, until procured q h1y af
De- saith. Sugar Coated luii'u Vegetable PILE,
which lm hlpp, o. s1y, Immediately relieved ue
,nI ,o1IlsI me- On three DAYS 10 return to BOZ, h1.
,usss; am ,uuryl, we'll T.. J., NIL
A,s,m.tcr ru, up Ia Nauh Nuluu, Ne, sch.
with syrD Indication Of Gyrr-1 f.s'1sc % which
De- vbs subject
Atthe recommendation ,fihr a1Ii1fi and au.
other traveller pot up ihsrr ur thr night. D.. tluk
.N n ~mrh's Sugar Coated Pill. vhi,h rom.
rlrlrl, brOke up che ieysr, and be- vent be- way
rJpiriug.
4 traveller thrnu-h sidney, Ne, poo up no fla
tavern in that place, sick, With syrrN s,mpiam Of
fever Ouc duss 81 SMITH Sugar uulirl li..
saved him the fever. lnd che pusiufs h'..., 900
rulhlol him the next DAY ~ go about Doe l1siH's'.
Soliby &. W. ATwEIl., uni,r the O.. S. d.
tel. puftaud, General Agrst nr Maine. A'.#,
.aLl o., Druggists anil ~ alHrs boo Medicine rrrH-
where. AL uy AsuUTws 4 b,rrs, 1rH ar
JuuN DRTssEE's ladtss' Shoe store l1us
IIiU.
saIb, d. W. 4 RUST. 80. rBu. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
PuRIrICATION or THE BLOOD,
uvrR Am RIIIOUs COMPLAINTS.

The Cittsus ofths Union suffer much 'for' die
ofIsr. uliho Liver anl Stomach, scarcely ANY lr
fee fum thr Influence u lhe.e dcstuctiNe ma'
L,ss. heuce he wears at. The isir sex, perhaps
the most handsome in The world, up a. 'et'''n
period when, distressing ~ say, macy lno-c Their
teeth and good looks, vhilr yct On ihc hs,day "i
hir. .urh I'D evils us, H. ctrotnlly r'mediCn ll
continually keeping che blood pure, and The Llygr
ani Stomach in healthy artiun, when lir viii
nng smurih,, and resemble plants in rungrnnl
CLINE, vh.rr sn eternal spring appraus o. r'ign.
A. ittcg,fds ihr prss,ratiun IL The human frame,
and che duration of r. much NAV Dr. effected, 1nd
-, isidcs.l,. that hoalth and ll, olu d. ptolung
cd faf many wears l,yund thoi, ordinary limits,
Holloway ril.. are i,k,l 90 puuN The blood ac.
cufdins tp the ul'ss lad doan ior health o0uttiB,d
be- the dr,cti01s which HcgUmpan, each bIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
To the Dyspeptio I!

RE YOU afflicted With DTsrTFsIAi Does
u ,ouT food distress Soul Have yuu y diseased
LIyTH-Pain about the shoulders, side, Sc. Are
,ou ir,uLl,d with COstivTSIsst Arc you sub
iect 4, DzEIsrss and llTApACHTl Have you
= r,or appetitei Does our food become acid on
the stomach anil distress youl Ais YOUR skin add
r,r. ,ell,wi DO YOU feel dali add lsnguidl II
YOU kar, any Of these complaints, the best remedy
sou can procure 10
Buzzelrs Vegetable Bilious Bitters!
Thi. medicine !, Of hong standing. II !. NJ new
nnstrum got up to deceive the puhlic, thousands
of the cittrns of this State have anil will testify
The ptoptiet0r has certificates from ~ parts II
"a. state. recommending thCm above al others flr
the diseascs if which the, have been administered
Ron IIruoHs, pR. BuIZELL'S nITTERS
arr an iufilltllc rrmcd,. Their reputation d &C.
BIIi.bcl When tn ilumor appear. srfra1Vv,
UryZ,tI's iHFEOyTD IluHoR OINTHTNr
.hould H. applied, AND relief will h. immediate AMI
and cure eventually bcc0me permanent lrIiCc
- | , cents PEE 10TH.
Sold at whole.alcby NATHAN WOOD, No
~ Market squire Portland, and by his Agents
throughout the state.
n. II. NAY, Portland wLolesale auI Retail
Agent.
Agrr,,-Pau. Iliu, T. " Cocker; No. Paris
T.. ". Murdo,k Su,laris, pu,t. VIM. \. Rust:
N1ua,, Henry lluuchipn; Wu1dstook, Thos.
sampson Jr.; Buaut'. Pond, jewell = Saw.
,,r. No. Wupd.tpsh. Wm. Small; GrrsnvoDd, :.
h llou.hiun, Bethel lliII, I. {. kunlalI; NowD,
Nathan I. R,cuoui Narrower, g. X. kurp; Ani1.
,rr.I. Crockett 4 Co.: NgNit1, Levi. R1sd ;
Rurniid Center, T.. lluyt; uiNGeld, 4. 7. Chl.e /
Son. Wet PEW. l.. Bolster J. Green; Canton,
". n,shpn, Cotton Point, &. : brovu, No. Tor.
rcr, VI. Bny & 90. " &. Atwood; llauum, ID.
wnurn. Mechanic Iall. n. HahlHs1ni gumiurl
Point. A.kmlaIl, ONi0ul, y. &. pnsmofr; Ill.,
ram, &. T. N.rn, Buvu''ri Tyler & Hike lDc.
lurr. J ~ ragr, >hrlr, & Anirevs; llauisUu,
rmutis D'sko; CONWAY. l.. ;. Nuuo1; Lowell,
p,NnIsNluorc; lluigtou stephen himlaIl, Division
100, e. n. Chair.
Ipr sp's D., ihr above Ngru's, lliHk'ry's Asiatic
liaImcui, llinAIc,'. C,ebraicd A.ntic : Poor
Vim. rL.IlI.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

An old pho, on the Illinois River accounts
Tor the lows stage II - aver 10 that stream from
the lc, ,ha, the farmers 90 around haze had
% d,,r. iNar eGiile % u fcr Dirt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
Mrs wiEslOw's Soothing Syrup.
Read! Read! Read!!!

One rarert inform. ne that his child has suf.
fsred To ~ alarming extent With fhiuicnce oi
Wind holic. Lately they have u'rd toe
Soothing sywp, and it a'vays effects a 'T'rdy
cure.
Another parent say. hi. child has been exceed.
insly frcihl, owing 10 the pain 'na soreness OF
Cutting Teeth. For Few weeks they have
used the Sulhiag Syup, and dnd hat 1t removes
the sor.n.s and irritation from the mouth AMI
gums. ard Improves the gensral health Of the
child. lie ,ays IN Is EOrh more itaa e,ii,'
for tL ia,n,Iti eooi hunor and eA''jH!Hs'' q Tie
child"
Sold yC. w. ATwELL, No. 4, under u >
Hotel. PsrtlanI. Gsneral Agent Tor Maine,
Also sold by Druggists and Dealers ~ m,ulelne
eysrywhsr. Price 25ets. ASpHtw' sSnrhs'
Pni' HillAr,s.,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
DR. J. 10. MARCIISI'N
CELEBRATED CATH0LICOE,
TuK THE RELIEF NNDttHE or SUI
ILHlNG FEMALES

stands
Mention be- rrrI
tisrrrurrs iu ,Il
t's uI.r4srs tr
nhi.hftf.r ,rIrl.
mauf,i, usrf'',
c,If FEMALE
COMPLAINTS
Ouhs.g arr lE"
I.Fsrs IrIUI,
orr falling Of ta
Womb Ttrur
ALrUs0r White
CHUuNtC u
- AM 'tATIW
and ItF D. A..
Ttuy uT rUl
" oNu lNtI
uINrAt HFuH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
Western Exchange Hotel.

THE subscriber would rcspcctiu', give
Hysl notice IN the travelling uuhlic, that be
mHtn1 b.. taken the aluyc uafncl House, 3D..
Irsshn cltcl directly opposite the Portland, :.
.--AL----G =. Depot, PORTLAND, MAINE, }
ON the lite where formerly stood the House known
A. The Depot Hotel. The present House h. a new
substantial hrick cdiGcc-built rNprcss, ior TO.
trI-and furnished throughout With entire new Tor.
niturc--sud well arranged, a. convene the travelling
community Travellers arriving iu Portland from
the East ~ West, will ind THE House more con.
yrusnt stopping place than any other Pebble llouse
IN the City-as Il j. within twenty yards 81 the
Railroad Station, aad hui Few rods from the wharf
where passengers from the Eastern part u the State
and the Provinces all land.
Porters Willalways be 10 attendance On the aui.
val of the and the Boats to convey baggage TO
and from the House, free of charge.
Passengers from the country ~ stage, bound east
or west, w Cars o. Boats, will ind the HsfsrH
ErcAang' Hoid the right place to meet their con
venisncs No pains will he spared BY the pre'en,
proprieil " to make the House agreeable 90 his pat
Tons. JOHN u. IlVoIhEh'
Formerly CleIk Of the American Hotel
Portland, (,iAine,) April ,, 1852. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

I feel i a dots i1cuulsut upon myself Co. declare
TuhIirly the great blessing d.. MaUlisi's lirf'.
CaihoI,cou has proved uc. tor two Nrar m'
health was miscrabia, vas almost uull'e 90 Nab.
rh,.icisn. pronounced my CAGE falling OF ihe H.a.'
extensive alterations commencing With floor '.lf.'
The plis, irritation, prustau0n, aud che i1iI.,''-
be- frid discharge rrnlsrrd liir almost lnr..H
H. this miserable condition, Do. Z. y. Ntw1'l
recommended DE- M,rchi-i's Utrriuc t-t.,i,.1.
Afsr taking four bottles ! Gid myself in psri1gi
health. Gratitude 30 ny restoration makes me ''-
d,utl, lssir, that all my so, allie uniortuna'e.
ma, lind ,urr tsli'f irum ihi. nsstimahle mrtieH..
ELIZABETH a. NEWLhNp,
10. Westsi., Utica, y. y.
The above statement know to H. true.
F.P. NEWIAND,
Utica, Ny,
Pamphlets to be- had gratis At our Dig store
RUST n CO., DRUGGISTS, Agents.
SOUTH PARIS, Me.
- Sold BY al the leading Druggists IN '''
adjoining counties.
J. Il. ANARCHIST & Co., Propretor'.
Central DEPOT. 3OI Broadway, New York,
December 6. 1858. om'S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

"Od Blchelors-Lea1ess Trunks in gar.
de-, Of roses. Each dwelling is 10 them a
sugesslgn-each b.rJsnesi a standing atmo.
ton"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Trusting IN Providence.

Tier, lives IN neiehAorinr state, Person
~ M. r,ne OF Tom Jones, Nho has suOdry
adj uay, Of NJ. own. and Is Ni,hal fellow
.fysry eonsdipr disposition. His worldly
possessions srs very limited, consisting main
Is Of a small patch Of ground from which the
greater part Of his livelihood is derived. This
he Usually plants with potatoes. \ few years
sires the crop OF NJ, valuable sscslent almos,
sutirsly filed ahd The wear succeeding Tom
found himself without single peek for seed q,
and equally destitute Of money 10 purchase
any.
"ln this dilemma. ATE, due elaboration
and eosi,aticn. be announced ITO be bis De-
ierminsuon 20 Do he own juiy 10 the matter
oi a crcr orro,a,os., and to- tvs, he rest To
Providence. lie accordingly r'owod aai dur
anj manfred bis ground IN the best manner
ard then confidently awaited he result
Some Of ms re.shtors now Determined io
humor li, fancy 50 one h-ght moonlight
r.ch,, when Jors, vas s'sertrC ou'v - q man
can slssr " no '-s', that tts oNu rsrs'H-l 20.
sron,.hli,irs have ell brcn met, che us.ch.
bo,s assembled snj planted lbc field N'rh iho
h,s, pink ewes ana took their departure be-,
fore the break OF Say,
In The due course oft.ms Oh, dark green
leave, made ,heir appearance above the sur
ace cfJ.cb sa.l. Jones took {, 7u.is a' a
maucfof course. ami v,rJ ~ doing h.s juiy
ty faithful Nrci.-c 'rd hog.r- When bar.
,eutimc came there wee noe such a Weld
vithia a circuit oitcrnaIss M. Jones, NJ.
Jones. and an the lt,'e Jo1ssss lived 100 clover
u.l ,'ie u-N, vl,trr a0j in lbe srri0r be- BAD
potatoes for seed anil Co spare. lioN,yrr. be,
coached nee 10 bad Succeeded 90 well be-
fore. 90 pee irs tgrsi i1 Providence a-1.1, bon
The matter OF seed ron'rr., Boz un plants
sprurs up this ,ga'gr fom tsvriI prepared
ground. Hcrr- time came. but there were
10 roaioe, 90 hoe a1iat harvest tmsa,,rv
slight experiment boz digging va,..a.,.en, 20
convince him iEl' iac caN-',l C-.H- was -.-
together wanting.
J1le, ts,.n. mad, .'..s u1Uc'r1mg l.srav-
ery, va. sitting upon tie t,nre To- % d.scoasn.
late mo'', when raao' the Ds gUhors passed
Who hal Oh, y-1r before enacted 'hs art of
Providence, ari 90 " hcm Tom Bal often eN-
pressed his u0H,crr- confidence dat Doe
potatoes u1e'l 5 Cue tine make ,re.rs7.g1r
ar-r
"ws'l, Jones What IS your opinion roW
shau, Providence 90 o asked.
"lllie'l yan vh1titis, replied Jones af-
tcr an interval OF rJfrc'.yu. "Pro,Isr,c docs
well enough nov a.l then ugol pinch hut
take ore wear with another faint ua great
shakes, after, coming Co my way otlarul.ns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
Farm for Sale.

sasSSS. 4 De- ~uh.rular offers iHr .l'r one
,fStcsAa ufthr l,,t Farm. 900 thH town %
-.-lg,t Hrsilri1, situated ihr,r miles irun
tbc ,IIH uu no, main rHIi iu IsIis,
- containing aIuut our huuirri H..rs
OF nuI, utl H.,nIDI iarr t..I, IaslrlH uri wood.
f.HI, ,rrs tarrty-Gsr tons ~ has annually, Ih'
hone, barn ,ut .tr... ate rlg',luns, lew ani in
r... f..rir. iris we'll supplied with water, gun'
u.rhsH ui .aIr,taI grated llHir, HnI nursery o.
annie toe. N 70 suitable .yc Hr setting. The iaru
3. iuahi.h state of cultivation, thr fences are i1
good t,u,Ir. sand lu will hr .ulI lHN li1ppIi,t
irr ,u.u, Terms hlsul MOSES LOW.
Gu,ld,ld. March, IL, lsji
uiI.svsun Iln. In raus, 600 TUESDAY The toulh
da, ct October u,Nt, Jt ten II tuc ,lach, In Che
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
Dr. Ordway's Pain Destroyer,

Dr. Ordway's Pain Destroyer,
and Dr. Crdwuy's Cough Destroyer,
Are Gnr sile b, 40 Agents iur Discovery
Try thcm--thcy ommcnd Themselves.
C5FSs,lr-, CuplFrs o is bad q Agosi'.
SoHLy T. ". ATWELL, under the United
State. IIotd. Portland, Gcncrd Agent iur Maine
Also .ul,I h. Druggists aud dealers IN Medicine cy'
eryvherc. Sold by ANDREWS 4 BATES,
ami At JONI DRESSER'S Lad,cs' shoe Store,
Paris llill. -
Sudb, Y. RUST, VI. d., SO. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
Doctor Yourself !

~ MANS OT TIM
rDCkIT I~tIINrI-
l~.ufl.,rN uur biz Own
rh,.isi4n TLD TUIETl.
siNru,l.f. u,vrfhuuuUu's
OF uHr hmIpf ,usTI,Irrs
showing Tu,atr dls,as, iu
c,HN sHtI ruI lm, 8uI
m1.h.mI'iurs Of thr -rurr-
atiyr s,sfrm, rs
Nt.rF NlT.NE ~ IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
GENLRlL RrEERENcEs.

WASHINGTON
Hon. John ". Nsur,. Mayor
BARON Won Gsrult. ru.-I1n Minister.
llruu lI..rh Spencer, Belgian Munster.
Cen WiuhrI Scott
Gslss / ~Ht'H1.
Dur,auu i Nses, nlBhrs.
ChHH Irihrr., B,ukrfs.
S,H,u. Nfhrr. l. CO., Bankers.
Ja,rph Henry, &c.. u.
LONDON.
Jrssrh Il. lu-.unn. american Minister.
Tho pfussHu Minister
Lieut.. col. >isrs, last In1i, Company.
Ju..rL ilumJ. VI. -
An. Tuullrvr,, Gulul OF TDIr.
Edwin ChlIuirk, Ilu,m of Health.
George Peabody, Banker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
Word 90 the Lndics.

Shouh au, entertain doubts ls Co iho efficacy .l
the IrtutNr CAruuiItoN. I vuuli rssT,,i.u.H
state. that | have lor many letr' PCT, as mf
friends can well attest h,cn tuuhlei With The die
ease faf vhich ihi. medicine b. recommended, boz
o. Nofst fuins .anth,t o., 10 use have been en-
tir,l, CURED. ,nl TIM. iuiuo'd 90 accept 900 agency
and od,r IL i0r the benefit OF other.
MRS. =. GAIT,
p, South SuJtt, Boston.
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NOTICE.

HIS /. 10 forbid al pefsons harboring or trust
ing CHlELEs HISkr husIIs. on my &C.
eoont, a, shall pay no dshis OF b., s9er,su's
after this date. CHAkLbs AVSIiN'
Mexico, Sept. ~, 1854.
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SuNpiihr E.rLl.hurnt ul Protector iluti0.
WAVES, Conner ul Nm puI N1ss1u 60. y. lurA,
AND No, 100 rrsTsr1i., uwg .i.ls 3 p.''rrs boo Mni.
i..ur. Throughout rhg liuu.h Luplfr, HHH of lr.sr
Of ths IuIi. ~tstrs Boo i.ts aud li.''s, 1' 10 u
r,ut.. - ,rHfs anil -l,jl asi. !" l' Dol 't
vh.I..rr t th. principal drug hHus's 900 thr H..n.
WbprrsrIr o., ,h. Principal Doug llnus's iu OBJ.
Union. 1rI O., Nr.sr.. \. q. \ -. ~inf', ""
Nutk: auI lN Ju.hu nurgu = Co., Portland.
Tbrr, o. ,uusr,IruihI, saving lg taking ths hr-.
90 sizes.
N.H.-pir.ti ar. foo ths gr'ln-r Of rat.rnu
in ever, U...IIrrars a.INtd 40 each ll.N. Duu ~
N.I,rs.-ANuUIv, s n,rs, Pare lll0.
". Ersr, ". a.. Suuii faris.
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HuAGr, or IluuIiugi PhtSTrt, NtrrHls'ih.
aud IEKTOULAE MTNsrHUArl"N, Sc, win H.
their accompanying evils, tIn,'r cN.,pi.aJ "'
matter how severe or ct how i"n- standing.
III D.. Tie 4 MIN.
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FOR BOSTON.

Dutr, tsAtrun1ls 4 srNuIi TNCTrTIrI
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80 pieces 40 to 81 fl long sided II and monlad "A i,
10 nave regular spring Of inches in 90 feet
Estimated % contain s4o0 cubic feet per cubic foot
Glass No. 5--- White Pine
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Glass No. l3.-Spar Timber.


1850 cubic feet per cubic foot
All of the above to be hewn straight lines and par
ale per dimensions the whole be free from sap bad
knots and all other defects.
pieces yellow pine, 81 feet long 10 inches square
4 from tho butt, and not less than II inches AT
the top end.
pieces yellow pine 81 feet long from the butt, 81
inches square top end ls inches square
pieces yellow pine AS feet long from the butt Is
inches square, top end IL inches square
pieces yellow pine, 40 feet long, from the butt 1874
inches square, top end l6 inches square
pieces yellow pine A feet long, from the butt l64
inches square top end IA inches square
pieces yellow pine, So feet long from the butt IS
inches square top end l59 inches square
pieces yellow pine, "a feelong, from the butt ia
inches square, top end l44 inches square
piece yellow pine, 60 feet long, Is inches square in
the middle l2 inches square ends Il
piece yellow pine, IS feet long Is inches square In
the middle, II inches square ends
1918 cubic feet, per cubic foot
pieces white pine round spars Ts feet long 80 inches
diameter, from the butt
white pine round spar, GO feet long "a inches di-
ameter, from the butt
white pine round spars, e5 feet long l6 inches di-
ameter from the butt
white pine round spars, 90 feet long, 20 inches d-
aneter 4 from the butt
lT2 inches per inch
piece I'll cubic feet, white pine square spar, 45
feet long, 20 by 2e per cubic foot
Cgass No l4.--Fire-rood
400 cords hickory wood young growth, 4 feet long,
300 cords oak wood, young growth feet long per
cord
- cords pitch-pine wood, split per cord
MATERIALS on METAL
Gins No Councr b,y Tie ,o,,ud
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Measuring 27oooo feet per thousand feet board meas
The plank to be in length from 40 TO 80 feet the thckest
plank being the largest In width at the top end clear of
wane ia TO Ia inches be sawed full and fair but
sudden crooks allowed.
Glass No a. White Oak Knees
200 white oak knees, net siding inches per knee
loo do do 10 do do
100 do do "a do do
The to be in length feet and bodies to feet
Threefourhs the number of each siding To DO square,
and the remainder not to exceed ITO degrees.
Glass No -Yellow Pine
$4,000 cubic feet yellow pine in length TO average As feet
none less than 3s feet one-half the number to
square not less than IL inches, and the remain
der not less than Ia inches at the top end. The
top end not to be less than four-fftbs Of the
butt; to be lined fair with the natural curve Of
the tree, and sudden crooks allowed; the
wanc not to exceed onc-eghth the hce on each
corner, and no sap allowed in the measure
ment
Beams. 80
IS pieces 46 to AZ n long, sided I7eaA eos Y n ~
90 do 49to 81 H. do - t9 }sA'
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Class No. l0.-Hardesrs

Is sets brass secretary hinges and stenings per set
80 gross brass assortcd-5 gross in. gross
i'm Ia gross II inr II gross ins gross in
per sample, per gross
90 do iron screws assorted-2 gross in, gross "a
iny 10 gross in 40 gross in Is gross II in,
ID gross ! in, gross in gross in, per
an,r1a nroQ