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Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
PAY UP! PAY UP!?

A Ill persons indebted 70 the undersigned up 10
IN the LIT day OF January last. are hereby re-
specially notified that must have some money.
and consequently am under the necessity OF earn
estly requesting them 10 come forward and settle
up at as early day as possible.
II. III. w. MADDUX.
Washington, Feb. l6, 1853 .
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

The TURF.-Mr. Ten Brock, whose horse
Lexington, was beaten by Lecomte, in TIE great
four mile race at New Orleans, believing that the
defeat was owing to a mistake of the rider, who
reined up at the end of the third mile, supposne
the race to be over, offers to run him again over
the AIetare course for $4,000, against the quick
est time yet made in the United States. Also to
run him over the Union course, like race, fol
S25,00O, the travelling party to receive $4,000 as
expenses
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
Look Here Every Body!

THE subscriber has large lot Of superior
! chewing TOBACCO, which he offers for
sale at Unprecedented low prices Come and see
for yourselves, at Wheat's Ware honse. Fulton.
Ark.--if you want bargain in Tobacco. either
for your own chewing or for your negroes, am
determined to sell, 40 call on 5. @. Wheat who is
my agent THOMAS II. CONWAY.
Washington, May Is, 1854. 20
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

Tommy, my son, run to the store and get me
some sugar. Excuse me, ma, | am somewhat
indlsposed this morning. Send father, and tell
him to bring me plug of tobacco"
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

Keep out of bad company. for the chance
Is that when the devil fires into flock he
will hit somebody.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
CIT Y H 0 T FL

FALL G Cd S.
TNHE subscribers are now opening their ~
L stock of FAN Goods, to which they y ~ ~
invite the attention of Planters. These 1-a1~
Goods Were purchased by the package from first
hands in New York, and can be sold at prices
that will give entire satisfaction. Say
1000 yards Kerseys, tall wool flling.l
1000 yards plain and plaid Linseys, all wool
filling
3,0G0 yards heavy Lowells.
800 pair heavy Negro Blankets.
80 pair Bed Blankets,
10 pair Blankets for coats, some very fine, and
worth S2.5 palr.
10 bales Shirtings and Sheetings,
500 pair heavy Russetts,
400 pair heavy Kip Brogans,
Gents Boots and Shoes of all qualities
Ladies. Misses and Chidren's Shoes,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, all colors,
Wool Tweeds, a large assortment
With many other SeasonabIe Goods for Ladies
and Gentiemen's wear
Bagging, Rope and Twine
Look at our Stock before You buy.
McCOLLUM & FELLOWS.
Camden. Sept. l, 1850. ij
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

MAzzrS1.-A letter from London, dated July
7th says
Mazzini is now in Switzerland, waiting ia
vorabe opportunity to head rising in the AM
ercan Italian States. Persons here intimately
acquainted with him-persons who know his
purposes-ook sanguinely forward to Revou-
ton in Italy in less than two weeks. They say
such an event is quite certain.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
WASHINGTON Ark'S.


THE proprietor of this house would llsTTzA
l. respectfully announce to his sss.hI
friends and the travelling community, liiIIEsT
that since purchasing it in March last, -
he has thoroughly repaired and fitted up anew the
entire building, and having added several large
and airy rooms to those heretofore in use,-all
well supplied with new and comfortable bedding
and furniture, renders the ''WAsHINGToN House"
one of the most roomy. convenient and pleasant
establishments to be found in South Arkansas;
and being amply supplied with active and atten-
tive servants, his table daily provided with every
delicacy to be found in the country, enables hlm
to assure his guests that their ease and comfort
will be as well promoted in this house as any in
the State.
His stables are large, and abundantly supplied
with Corn, Fodder and Oats, and attended by
faithful and trusty ostlers.
The Stage Office.
for the line of stages from Little Rock to Clarks
vile Texas, is kept at this house, and the stages
leave Washington for Little Rock every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings at o'clock \.
NJ, and for Carksville Texas, every Sunday and
Wednesday nights.
The bill of prices remain the same as hereto
fore, and the proprietor feels confident that for
the expense he has incurred and his faithful and
continued efforts to insure the comfort of visitors
he will have the support and patronage of lib
eral public.
H. W. SMITH, Proprietor.
WashingtOn, .2rk's, July 90, 1853. 2s-f
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
WASHINGTON POsT.OFFyCE,.
Arrivals and Departures of the u. s Mail

VASnANGION w POST.0FEECE
Arrivals and Departures of the U. S. Mail.
EASTERN MAIL
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday. Fri. 6 r. NJ.
Departs every Tuesday. Thur, and Sat. , A. Al.
TEXAS, via CLARksviLLE.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday. Frid ep ".
Departs every Tuesday, Thursday, Sat. 6 A. N.
WALNUT HILL AND SHREVEPORT
Arrives every Monday and Friday. sp. NJ.
Departs every Wednesday & Saturday. 6 A. NJ.
FULTON.
Arrlves arrive every Wednesday and Saturday, g p II.
DeP'''s 60 \. N.
CAMDEN
Arrives every Sunday Thursday. Or. NJ.
Departs every Monday and Thursday :. 6 A. NJ.
PANTHER (oR MouxrArNl
Arrives every Wednesday, y,....11A. A. NJ
Departs same day.. p. n.
MURFREEsBoRo.
Arrives every Tuesday, sr n.
Departs every Monday. CIV
Each of the above Mails close at 6 p. NJ. pre-
vious to the dey of departure
r. L. PHILLIPS. M.
Washington, July 4, 1854
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
" OTIC CE.

GRANDSON ID. ROYSTON Of Washington.
- Hampstead county, Arkansas is my lawful
agent and attorney to transact settle and close
up all unsettled business in which am in any
wise interested In the State OF Arkansas:
J. G.. D'ARMOND.
September 18th, 1852 a7-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
M ICAL NOTICE.

nR. CHARLES Il. mitchell. offers his
IT, services TO the citizens OF Washington and
its vicinity. He may be found at the residence
OF II. W. Smith
March 18th. 1916. Soft
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
LAND FOR SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

I WILL sell upon accommodating terms guar
\ tity of valuable real estate situated ~ Hemp
stead county Arkansas. For terms &c, Ape
to VIM III. Etter. Esq, Register OF the Land VI
nee at Washington.
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON-
July 10, 1851 29.h
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

UST Received on consignment and for sale, a
= large p. 1f Bagging, Rope and twine- at the
upper Ware mouse, BY S. c. WHEAT.
Fulton, Dec. l. 1852. 4S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
ADVANCES ON COTTON.

TIT IBERAL advances will be made On Coiion
- lin store-) consigned to our friends ~ ~
Orleans.
McCOLLUM Il FELLOWS
Camden Sept 1850 m
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
Medical Card.

nR. T. J. BOOKER, offers his pTolessig9 :.
~ services to the citizens Of Columbus ana Y
vicinity i'm all the various branches oi his pro-
sion. In all difficult cases the gratuitous oolsD
tation of DR. p. II. Booker can be had.
CoiaH-5Hs, June, 20, 1854. 29-L
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
DIR. nc. II. WILLIAMS.

HAyING disposed OF his Drug 4 BOOK S.o.s
Ill viii devote himself in future exclusive. ~ ~
the practice Of his Profession. Office al his III
stand
Washington, FEB. Y, 1854. e-h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-14
Foo the Drmoerat.
Porter Overwhelmed.

A leS days previous TO the regular Con-
veutiOn, held at Portland, notice was given
requesting the regulars to meet in Caucus,
On a certain day, foJ the purpose Of selecting
delegates to attend the aboveuamed Conven-
too. The day arrived and, behold three
Nebraskaitcs had assembled al the aPpOinied
place, Zoe the psrpose indicated in the call.
Ii must have been highly imposing snd en-
,Ausiasiic audience, ccusidering the standing
s-d intelligence Of all present OF ,ha, coca
sion. The time was, once, when a few ann
bilious demarugues ruled the democracy OF
Porter 10 their own hiking but such is not
the ease now. The cause OF temperance and
freedom is progressing, accumulaiing power
as i, rolls on from the heights IT Liberty,
biddiug iair to oycrvhelm md crush 10 atoms
all those Who wage war against the Maine
law, and favor the Nebraska outrage
Whether Henry Heard. Slillman McCartcc,
and Heary NJ, Libby, the three delegates
VbO 50 ably represented Porter 10 the new
N'seerct socic,y." were duly initiated" and
NceCne members OF that society, | eauno,
say; but one thing is certain, the Society
formed 10 Portland on the sl,i uli. Nil not
aid. TO any crca, extent, IN dcccyirg the hon
ct democracy ofihts town, as the people are
not to be bliudhlied and led into am amalca-
nation with the most Contemplate j.sorsan-
izers and dcmarocucs 10 the Stale, Yea on
the hce OF the globe. Men Who s'yle them
selves democrats, sod profess to he leaders OF
the party, or tie purpose Of crushing ou,
honest democrats will ama'canaie with, and
vote for The most uoprinciplej dcmagorucs,
Do not deserve he name OF democrat The
aboysuamod delegates who represented tic
jcmocra,y u Porter IN the regular cOnycn.
non. n M annual town meeting, las, spring,
amalramaied with the whig party. Men
~ho take every opportunity to place wings
and disorcani1rrs en- power, shCuld be brand
cd as sposiatcs 20 the dcmocrauc party
Most democrats are ashamed Of the euur-'
adopted by this ue~ secrci scctcty." The
people are fis, waking Up, and the way these
disorrauircrs will " handled uill be a cau-
,ion To the disorraniJers generally, ard the
Ncbaskai,cs in particular. Il is hoped that
our hi.b-mindcd and honorable postmaster
will no, DC Identified with those Who are
soon TO be cast out, Cor Il ~. poor man, he
cannot b. deputy sheriff, be cannot be town
agcn, 10 sell liquor, Notwithstanding lsaac
Stanley and A. ID. Roberts nav favor such
a measure. he carnOi be town CLERK. be can
not be first, second or third .clccyman. No,
be can't.
PORTER.
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Sherif's Sale.

OIToRP, 81 ..-..
T,AKEN on eI.cution, and viii h. sold al PUB,
Lie vENDtiE, on saturday, the oth
dsy Of August oeSi. Al o'clock, u. W., at
BENJAMIN wEBBEg's Store, in Sweden, ~
said County, al the tight ~ equity Lewis Nash
bad, on the i6,h day of Decsmpsr, A. ID. 1901
the DAY the same Was aliaehed on The original
writ, 81 fedeeinng cert Iin rnorgaged Real Estate,
W.: q certain piece q Land situated On Sweden, To-
geiher with the buiLlings thereon, bonded as oi-
lows, 10 Wit; hsginniag at stake and stone about
one rod from the north east tornet of the gnst
mill, North iwoniy.6ye dsgr,cs West running
aiuut eleven rods thence forming a right angle On
the West, running about eight rods; thence form
ing right sng v 10 the Souh. running about ,lys
rods. anI FROM theace TO the first mentioned bouRd
containing aInut bne hundrtd fDds also a certain
tract of land With the bpildiugs thereon, bounded
sou,hwardl, l., bed ~ Holden, lsnd; West
,..rIIy Ly ut called the Catid PbNcftlot North
uatdl, l., land owned ly ErsRei. Ilsml,n aud 9th.
srs, and occupied by Levi. Nashi and Ea,tSaully
l., the mill Iond-containing about twenty-five
acres. Receiving the right Of Gowagr on sad
land, fur the b,nsGt Il the mills IN the vicinity al
- restricting the shingle mill a. the use e vac
a. IL runs wiihoat the control Il the gates above,
anil i1r the use ol shingls mill and circular 'a-,
only The sine l.ng encountered ~ a mortgage
deed from said Lewis Nash 90 BcRjamin Nelber,
treasurer Of tie School Fund IN Sweden or hi.
succrssoS in oihcr. to secure the payment Il one
hundred and six dollars and interest," dated Dccsm.
lss The eighth, 4, D., ir5i, aai recorded ~
ONford Registry. Western Disiiici, Book y, page
I3s. Further particulars AZ ph,s F'alc
CHARLES e. ADAMS, Dep. shena.
June IS, 1854. ~
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PORTER

Tur Govrr>oE OF Kansas. There has
BEEN some liuls anxiety among The authors OF
ghe plan TO introduce slavery into Kansas,
yss, The appointment Of a northern man as
governor Of the territory might rrrycu, that
object from being effected. The Washington
Sentinel, slludinr. the other day, to lhe
nomination Of Mr. Reader, Of Eastman To
tha, Office by NJ. P,ercc said
I'VE cannot. NC DO no, believe that the
President can for momer, think Of frus,ra-
ing. by his patronage, tIs doisn Of hH
winch be coyn,enanccd IN an rs siases, and
~ which he gave bis ready sanction a' l,w
The GorcrDor 81 Nebraska,
,.hou-h takcn from the heart Of he South
may not edct IN. introduction 81 slavery
.hcre-vhi'e the Governor ct Kansas and
NE territorial organization Of which his ap-
poia,msnt is bot an index, NAV ,T-riuaVy
prr~li as itiro4urii1v "a that cDnn'ry
This. our reader. will see, IS very full
admission that the design Of tho Nebras-
Labl!i, TO smurrle slavery into Kansas.
The fears of those who entertain this de'icn
are now que,ed. They have been assured,
By good authority, tha, Reaisri. even more
plan, tool Of the slave power than sou,h-
en- man well can De.
New York Eve Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-14

ErEoFE. The steamer Baltic arrived at
New York on Saturday, having lsfl Liverpool
On he 2slh.
\ despatch from vienna asserts positively
that Russia has, out OF high consideration for
AusirsA, consented 20 eVaeuais the Pr,neiPall-
lies, and IS already Withdrawing her force.
beyond The Pruih.
Lord John Russel officially informed Par
lament that the seige Of Siiistria was raised.
The advance guard Of the Freneh and Eng
Ilsh have reached Preyendi
The Aus,rians viii march into the Prinei.
falliiss as the Russians leave them.
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ONTonp, s.; A. Court IL Probate hsli at
Paris. wiihip anil ~ the County IT ONipul On
tie 81 Tuesday u JR~ IN the yrar Il our i.ofl
,igh,ccu hundred apd hiiy .fIu.
NOAH FRINGE. named executor IN a certain
Instrument purporling 10 h. the last will and
tc'ta,ncm Il Ezra =. Bi,bse, late 81 nnck6ed, IN
.aid C.unty, deceased, having presented the same
for probate,
ORpTErp. that the ,ah Noah Prime give ~.
ticc 10 al per'ons Interested by causing cop, oflhs
order 10 H. pul,i.he,l thr-r weeks succcssi,cy in
The ONford Democrat, printed at Paris, that ibey
NAV sppear At Probate Court b. h held al
Paris % the ihHd Tuesday Of July ncSi, At
nice ~ the rlock ~ the fT-p"nn, aud .heW cause u
an, they have, VII, the same ,hoold nni icalLucd.
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, Jafg'.
4 true copy-Auesi;
20 W.. WHIT vIEGiN, R,sisiU.
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TAs Efrlo u Adborough and HaRocay',
P,B.-An astounding cure hy this miracu
lous medicine after every other means had
failed. See extract frcmhls lordship's letter
dated villa Mcssina. Lrchom, Fcbuary "a,
1915. To Professor Holloway. Sir,-l beg
TO scquaIni you that yodr Pills have effected
a cure ola disorder in nv liver and stomach
which all the most eminent IL the faculty. at
home and all over the Continent had not been
able 20 etiect-ray. not cycn the waters oi
Carlshod or Mauenbad. (Signedl ALpror.
orCu." These wonderful Pills will cure any
disorder Of The liver and stomach
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-14

OiFoRp So Alta Court Of Probate held AT Paris,
within and for the County 81 ONford. On the third
Tuesday Of Jpne, 10 the year Of our Lord one
thousan eight hundred aud hfy.iour:
ON the petition Of BENJAMIN NJ. RoLFE.
~ son and heir Of John Role, late 81 Rumford.
Ia ,aid County, decessed, p'a,ihg that Peter
Task, Of Mexico. in said Comfy may b. sppnlnt.
ell administrator 81 the esiaie oi said decci'ed,
OnprRTp, that the said ~ w. Role give
no,ice To- al per,ous Interested, BY causing copy
81 hi. order To h. pnbli'hed three weeks success
siyrly IN The ONf,rd Democrat, prinied NJ Paris,
that ihey NAV appesr NJ Probate Cont a. H.
held at 'Pari. on the third Tuesday of Jhy next,
at nine of the clock IN the forenoon, al-l ,hew
rao.e. II ANY they have, Why the zane 'houd not
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, J4is,.
4 true oopy-Alte't;
20 WV. War WARS. R,g,ar.
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These Soap. ave presented to the public, ancr
having been thoruughl, tested by ourselves and
friends, as the lc,t Labor Saving Articles,
ever discovered, and Ne odeT th.n e. the puhl'c
even WY worthy their cpnhdcnCr.
They DO the wofk II the Laundry IN ,ispiy
'CsFs Eaisr. either Sofi. Hard ar salt; dispcn.
sing With Holding oT Pounding aud the Washbnari
consequently large amount oi Fuel aud wear
and tear oGcluthing saved, and not one-ourih The
amount of labor - rcquiTed o. do the washing ~
funil,. The Tendency ~ these soaps y IN sni,rn
The tluihc, aud luossn the boil on the dit. without
ninry. Washiag u done bV supply rulhiHg the
soap un the part. II the clo,hr. most soilcd, and
placing them in warm suds Sufficient L. cover thcm
-thcrc 1T thcm remain a f.w hours, (or all night,
II cuaycnrEt,) then With a slight hand uulhipg and
good rinsng The, viii h. pgtic,i, 'T'n, anl With.
u,l ipjur, a. the most d,lcatc lshr,c. heTinas,
Siks, Shlsls, Sc, nav u washed Sith T"tic't
satrty. Cotton Goods, fIiuis Of anN color that
VII Eidc IN Nater ahbns, when washed With these
soaps, arcortingt 90 durctoRs, will nut chausr, bt
r,u,in 6un aui the clpr. rendered mor, brilliant.
Zoe washing W"oLns, Prints, Gilniug, Nitrous,
Map, Painting, lanps, Silver Mar, &C., &c,
the, Soaps are sugsrinr 10 ANY IN the market.
The Cust 1T thrss soap. q. M npfc than " those
uuliusril, used: AMI beside. thu, tho gtrat wear
aul tear Il clUthng consequent upnnihc old u'th"d
1T hard nilLin. upun . h,lul, machine, poundiug
harrrL &c., AID the ncccssiy II boiling, - wholly
q vholl, avoided.
Wess &c tho soap fiir trial choosing to
trust 60 II. own wcrits rather than icsutt h. lhc
puh'ult,Un IT hong li.i IT certificates irom those
Wbp have used Il. wherever Il has lscn tuanulac.
turyd, which Nc have It In power 10 do wcrc It
nCrrssaN
Fcr .alc, Wholc.alc, oHly, At - and n union
Strr,t, ruuLnd. and r,tai hy GIuocrs gcneml,
IN cii, and cuunip, Agents suppl,s~i op hlrral
terms, Al oulsrs addressed o. &. W. u. y
Co, postpaid, Nus. ~ \ - lnipn 81, Portland,
Nc, vii receive prompt ausuilon.
Fur ale, Wholcsal, aud Retail, Nv
STEVENS & SHURTLEFF.
10 SOUTH PARIS, Me.
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LOST.

I GIrll, or viciniN. sometime l-twren
Y ApuI Ijth, 1854. AMI June 2Oih, 1851. 4,
ne. sigusl o, NTyTNs s DUEBANE, a. pf,ng.-
r1ls. AMI INvTs nUEuANE a. surriN, dated a
rurt.srt, 90 che seventeenth dsy of DyCsml~r, \.
n. lsS3, rIsea ior the suu 4 Thrc- huuj 81 and
th.ft,-th d1ilars, 5000, r1ysblr IN three
1.Hths, interest. 81 Ne AtLuic Bank, 90 uulsr II
puIeB, \ Dave. N.i,,c j. heFcl, gives iurliI.
ding "a persons nssut1ting oF transferring saiI
rHfr, e. Taym-aJ Il the same has h.ea stopped.
7 hs Above mite was paid Nv the Subscriber an,
rsrsrB hnIu- aid note shall D. sustahl, rc~arlcd
hy retaining 90 JAMES BURBANK.
GilraH, jun ooh, ls53. -
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

IvHEREAS, Nl,hahl.l J. Fafnmp. ~ Milton
w Plantation, IN the Couhiy u ONlnrd sni
State II Maine, conveyed 10 one Gilman W. Farm.
nm, by h. deed Il mortgage Of November 2nth
4. u. 1852, certain real estate situated ~ Milton
Plantation, and more iully described N sa,d mort.
rarc deed as recorded With the ONord Records,
Boob ~. Page 33j. a. secure the paymsnt ot GER
lain potss ne described therein; and Afterwards -
the 5ih LAY II Ociolr, 4. d., 1858, the said Gil
man " rlmuu assigned Irl sct over the abovs
dc,rrilcd uiofisaee Died, together with the nois'
a, mcntioncl "a .aid mortgage ~ Z. l.. knght,tha
same lcing rrcorird 10 5ah Registry, Book -.
Page ZIG, therefor, give tins notice that clam
L. E,rcclo,c said mortgage &c Condition broken
a-rcrahly to the Statute IN 'Bch case. made ant
pt"vidc,' {. u. hNiGHI
Wood.iock, June 10Th 1854. II
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Maine Weslovan Seminary.

l'llE FALL TERN vii comasncs AUGUST
-, aHi contiuuc al-sut Z weeks
Sisl-nts be thr Classical Drpsrturui, will l..
ihuroughl, fitted c. any New Enghnd Colsgc.
Thee b. thrry ,r1rs' course of EnIlish StuIir.
luarius nrarIy alI Il the Sciences pursucd 10 our
CuIrgrs
The Llals receive srch ,ustroctiou IN Enghsh,
thr AHgus-vs, sUd BE- the Ornamental BnnJhcs,
ts b. -'vsr in Terl.lr Colby ,atr Institute
Cia.,r. "a NlsalHg the MoIyrn Languages will
o. formed Il lcsiruj
n. L. TORSEN.
H,u,'. Ilil. Ju', -. iS5L .
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O,FoRp, s.; A Court 81 Probate held Al PARIS.
wiihin aui Er the County q ONiprl, 90 the
third Tuesday IL Juae, ~ the year II "ur
ionl one thou.anl eight hu"lred and 6il, -lour.
MIRIAM HALEY, named eS,cuirix in ccr
wi tain instrmnen', puIpolIing 10 d. the last
will anil testament u James HALEY, bate of Wood
stock. in said County, decreased, having P'csc-io,l
the same Cor Probate,
ORDERED, that notice H. given 10 al p-rson,
intctc,Irl. by causing copy IL this otdct
To- h. pullished three weeks sucrrs.iysh in
The ONiord Democrat. printed At Paris, that they
may atp~aT NJ a Probate Court a. H. hrld " Paris
ia said cpuat, =. go thr third TUESDAY ofJuy ncNt.
1t nine Of the clock ~ the nrrnoon, and skcw
cause, " any they have, Why the same shoud not
Ie proved, approved ani allowed 40 the last VIII
aud Testament IL said dcreaseti.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Jaig,.
\ trr ouPy-Niiesii
~ wv. WIRr NIHGiS R,gistr.
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FlrrAr Gsvu,v. The Dselliu- House
ofMr. Rcbcr, Crc.s, at Gorham Village,
vas totally consumed By Gre on the night oi
LIc 81 last
NJ Crcig vas alone in lhc house AMI thinks
be owes bic lie othc fact, that his DOC aroGs-
Cd him by scra'chiu. and barking aihis cham
Der door. lie had barely time TO rush, half
dressed, from ,he room, before the whole u
ibe portion OF tbe house IN which be slcp,
vas ia James. ADVERTISE.
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OlToEn, -: Ala Cont Of Prola,c held at H..
ris, wthin AMI fpr the Counis II Osf,rd. on the
ihiri TUESDAY ~ Junc, IN the year Of our Load
eighteen hundred anil velour.
on r-titioa of ABIGAIL IIOYT, widow of
" Jesse lIoyi. late ~ Rumiord. dccess,d. pray.
Jog o' allowance oct Of the personal estate Of her
aid husband.
ORnEETp, that the aid Abigail lIoyi gi',
notice 10 all pers"n. Interested. by cstsipg y
cnpy Il this order h. h. publ.h-d three week. sur
,.s.ivsly in The ONinfd Dcmoctat prnis,l al Pars.
that ihey NAV srpsr at Probate Can't ~ h. held
NJ Pans, in ssL Counn, on the ih,rl T,-s,by II
July next, at uiOe II the cluck IN thy Gscnopn.
ani .how caus-. " an, they have, why the same
shoud not h. granted
TIMOTHY LuppEN. J-is..
4 true cul'y-Aur.i.
80 W.. wIRr vIRGIs, R,s..io.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-14

Three more ballots Coz United States Sen
aiur, we're had in the New Hampshire House
u Representatives on THURSDAY, and result
Cd the same A. the former ones, IN no choice.
NJ. Wells wanted five votes Of an election
% the last trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-14

hnl r"w Il appearing ~ The Court that the 'ail
d,ElEam - p,i an ,nhabian, ~ the State, snd
hs ~ tenant, agent 81 attorney th'rrin, aHi
that ~ has NJ notice ui the p"nicncy olthi. SIT
II j. thcrrffr oflsrcd by the Court that the aid
Plant,I nniii, the ss,i Defendant IT ihc p'ndenry
IL this su, Nv rausing an abstract ufthis writ.
With = copy II this order Of Count thsrrun, a. 10
pulli .hcl thr,. seeks su,Cessivrly IN Tho ONiJri
p,nwrrat. ucwspapcf puhll,hcd At Paris, In aid
C0uniN IT ONETd' the last Publication To- H. thirty
dVs lr.l.t l-nre ih- NAT Term oi sad sup. Jud
Court. O. d, hoilrn AZ Par, a0lc.lii, on the See
or,i I'rr.ttr II August neat, 10 the end that thr
aid p,l,lsLint may ll'-'i ari there ap"ar At aid
Court ard show clusc, Il aus be has, Why Juig.
r,-nt should MT H. renicfe ,giinst him, ami 80.
Cu,iou iss'cd accorhngly
ELISHA WINTER. CicrL.
4 tr,e copy II rln' writ ani dc,lauiion, and of-
DEE 1T Court thereon.
~ A,t,-u T.. WINTER, Clcrk.