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Mr.. Gurley moved its reference to q se>
,lect committee Of five.
Mr.. Gesti opposed the motion, which he
considered an attempt to throttle the bill.
He was opposed 10 the principle of refer.
ring afbill to its enemies.
MIR. Gtlrley denied that his object was
to throttle the measure, and assured the
House that his only object was 10 perfect IL
Mr.. Gest referred TO the abuses cohs
nected with the circulation oiSbaBk paper
of this description, which called loudly for
remedyFhe bill did not sffect the or-
binary circulation among individuals, bny
applied only to bankers, brokers and pdb~
lie officers. If Legislative action did NOT
arrest this evil, in a few years aif4he bank
paper circulation of the State would d.
sumo this insolyent and illegal condition.
Mr.. Birchard moved 10 amend by making
the penalty applicable only to those put
ling the paper in circulation who bad
that il was nnauthorixsd.seee
Mr.. Smith. OF Stark, opposed the amend
ment. II would be a very difficult matter
TO determine whether those violating tbu
law had knowledgeof IT,
Mr. Birchard contended that the amend
ment was necessary, to discriminate be-
tween the innocent and guilty. He wsrncJ
gentlemen that if it were not included, tire
bill could not pass He trusted the good
sense of the House would sustain, rhis
amendment. i,.4
Mr.. Mackenzie said il this amendment
were adopted, the law would be worthless.
Il was timechonored maxim, that igno-
rance of the law excused no man sBask.
ers ought not to be exempted from the zen.
eral rule.
Mr.. Walkup replied warmly to what he
regarded as sthreats on thepart Of the zen.
tleman from Trumbull. He had too asuch
confidence in the good sense and intsli-
gence Of the House to believe that they
would be influenced by any such diciaiioh.
Mr.. w. proceeded to demonstrate the BAD
policy Of embodying a provision which
would result in nothing save involving fhe
execution of the law in doubt and uncer.
tainty. ,.,...,-. $500
Mr.. Birchard denied that his remark
was intended as a threat His amend.
ment was dictated alone bysaa oSensssof
Justice. A man could not be conyicfed Of
counterfeiting unless, il we're proven that
it was wilfully uttered. Every one knew
that it was Mr.. Deshler that was aimed ~.
He certainly could not escape under thu
provision he now sought to have includea.
Mr.. Emersoniked the bill in its; present
shape. II was just what was required 70
protect the. people from imposition. He
was proud to represent a constituency Who
were sound on questions relating to tho
currency. and he congratulated himself
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4 DMINIsrRAToR,s sAEE.-or. .s.lurti..

4 DMINISTRAT0R'S SAEE.-- On Sa,srsi.v.
- the 9th day Of May. A, d. 1864. nj. IL o..
clock A. M. on the premises hereinafter descFib.
ed, by virtue Of aA ordsi Of the probate Eo,wto of
Monroe county Ohio. the undersigned. as ihe adj
in,nsrrator Of Hamilton Highman. deceased. win
sell at public auction, the SoAewiae fesc,ihsd
tract of land situate in Wayne township, in. said
county, TO vii: The north west cuartef Of ms
north W est susrtsr of srecnpn l,itowaship & ana
raEse 6, for cash in hand, and appraised At sl00
DAVID HICKMAN, ADJ, OF
& Apr >. IeoA-e Of Hamilton hiehmau, ldec. 3
4 DMINfsTRAToR'S SALE: :-.On Saturday.
Ia May lssi6Si, ut II o'clock. !. m. by virtue
,of az order from the Probate court Of Monroe
coanto. Ohio, fwitl offer for sale, on the prein;.
ses the following described real estate. .iiuass III
the village OF Lebanon. in said county. to,wit>
Lots Nos Is and IA, in said town. The iifst ans
praiseast S22o. and the latter at S30. A a,hsecn
house and store house on Los No. Is, .Teyms-
One third IN hand. one third April L, 1855, snA
one third Feb. 27. 1856 lateresaa on defsrr.I
payments. ASAHEL HOGUE, Adm,r
apr 5. 1854 Of kandpna q Beire. det II q
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WASHINGTON. March 90.


SENATE.-The Speaker laid before the
Senate the Report Of the War Department
relative to the expenditures under the last
River and Harbor Act for the improve.
ment of Western Rivers and Harbors.
After other business the Senate took up
the deficiency bill. Numerous amend
ments were made, but without voting OF
the bill the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Disney, from the com
miliee on public lands. made a repor
against the bill granting land tothe severn
States for the support of INDECENT insane
Objected to it on constitutional grounds.
Mr.. Bennett made a minority report.
The House went into committee on the
sea steamer bill. After short debate the
House adjourned.
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Court of Common Pleas.

very considerable amount of business
has been before the court at its present
term; and although the civil cases tried by
jury did not involve any very considera-
BILE sums, yet they excited some interest.
Since our last the following jury cases have
been tried: Il 5sa9tt
James A. Daley against John Kent
Debt. Verdict for $1O6 for plaintiff.
VIM. B. Hamilton against Philip Wig.
gins. Verdict for plaintiff Tor IS. s
Ruth Pittman against Stephen Pancoas,,
adm'r. Of Geo. Sindeldecker. Verdict for
500 for plaintiff.
Andrew kincade against iJehn Tingley
Verdict for defendant 7yas 10
Ohio against Francis Miller. Indict.
ment for stabbing with intent TO commit
murder. Verdict gully.
In this last case, at the time we go 10
press, the sentence had not been passed
upon the prisoner.
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WASHINGTON. March 28.
SENATE-.The select committee Of last
session, on the Mexican frauds, made a
long report.
The Senate resumed the consideration oi
the Deficiency Bill. Several amendments
were offered and lost.
Mr.. Gwin withdrew his amendment
making an appropriation for custom
house at San Francisco.
Without coming to a vote on the bill
the Senate went into Executive session
and then adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Stanton. of kentucky
offered bill providing for the recovery
OF the assets of bankrup,s which have
been concealed or not specified in the
schedule returned by them.
The House then went into committee OF
the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
Mr.. Yates made strong speech agains
the Nebraska bill.
The committee then took up the specia
order. being the bill for building six wal
steamers.
Mr.. Bocock made an able speech in
favor of an addition to the army.
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Conversational.
WASHINGTON, March 27

WASHINGTON, MaFcn Zt.
SENATE.-The Senate took up the def
cheney bill, and concurred in all the
amendments reported by the Finance
Committee, except the one providing for
a custom house at San Francisco.
Mr.. Mason made motion to 60 into
Executive session.
Mr. Walker and others opposed the mo-
ton, because it would interfere with the
consideration Of the Homestead bill.
After long debate on the right of
Senator to demand the closing OF the
doorsi il he desired to state a matter which
he believed demanded the attention oi
Senate, the Chair decided such was the
rule.
Mr.. Mason then called for the closing
OF the doors, which was done.
Ii is understood that on the doors being
closed, all objections was Withdrawn, and
the Senate proceeded to the consideration
of Executive business.
HousE.-'rhe House passed the Indian
Appropriation bill, alter non'concurriDg
in an amendment, made in committee. ap-
propria,ing 100000 for the payment o1
the expenses of holding a council with
two Indian tribes on the eastern boundary
Of Washington Territory. and for ma,
king presents Of goods. provisions. &c.
On motion Of Mr.. Cobb, the House sus
pended the rules in order to enable him
10 introduce resolution making the bill
establishing railroad and telegraphie
communication between the Atlantic ant
Pacific oceans, and for other purposes
the special order for the third Tuesday
in May. The resolution passed-yea.
1873, nays 40.
On motion of Mr.. Bocock. the House
suspended the rules and passed a reso
luton making the bill for the construction
Of six first class steam frigates. the specia
order Of the day for to o-morrow. and from
day to day till disposed of-yeas 1876
mays 35,
The House then went into Committed
Of the Whole. and took up the civil ant
diplomatic appropriation bill.
Mr.. Cutting having the floor repliet
sharply to Mr.. Breokenridge's remarks
made few days since, on his Mr.. Cut
ting's) course in moving to refer the Ne
braska bill 10 the Committee o. III
Whole.
/ Mr.. Breckenridge responded, and tn
debate became quite personal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

foRrloN lrENs. BY latest accounts from
odessa, the Russian naval force a, SebasioPel
is ten line Of battle and forty other ships.
There were skirmishes al halalat from the
llih To the 10Th with loss Of lie.
English aud French officers are now em-
ployed BY OmarPacha in arranging the details
on the various projected operations. 1t is gen.
orally Known tina, the Turkish troops in the
Bulgarian forts aud iortrcsses on the Black
Sea, will march to Shumla 10 the month OF
April,io make room cor the anglo-Frcnch aux
iliaries. Omar pacha removed his quarters
from Shumla To Rus,chuk on the 10Th March.
There are several Americans IN camp, Who,
saws an English lclirr,,ay that they have come
with rifle, revolver and bowie-knile,,o defend
the cause OF civilization and humanity against
the acrcssions OF Russia.
In Constantinople, new corps Of 10000
men, is to be formed under the new imperial
guard. The la,cs, from Egypt Is, that in a
shor, time another corps Of 10000 horse will
be placed a, the disposal Of the Sultan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

LYlNc ~ Brp Wit, ruE HrlD lIlCH. I,
often a question amongs, the people Who
are acquainted with anatomy and physiology
oi man, whether lyiog with the head exalted
or even With the body, was the most whole
.ome. Most, consulting their own ease 90
this point, argue IN favour Of that which PIE
Er. No~, although many delight IN bolster
ing up their heads a, night, and sleep soundIy
ui,hOut injury, yet we declare It TO be dan
ggrous habit. The vessel through which the
bIoud passes iron the hear, TO the head, are
always lessening Ia their cavities when ihe
bead s resting IN bed higher than the body
therefore 10 al diseases attended With fever
the head should be pretty nearly on level
With The body and people ought to accus,Om
themselves To sleep thus To avoid danger.
Medical Journal.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
Portland & Montreal District.
eEE2eEE7 ~ "A
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Cs..,.r.r Malay .trvillO, lS5i.

DNS>ENGEG TRAINS win run s'i, .Surjsy,
i excepted, an further notice, a. iollass
Lave Portland & lshul ronl az ~ 4. VI.
Lave I.bni ruusi Or puriliDl az 10 \. VI.
Law, ruul,ul fur Suulh Para al 7.lO 4. VI.
auI IS 4. VI.
I.,,, Sa,,ih rari, &C. Portiind and Uo.ton AZ d
\ VI, auI N Is 4. VI.
Lave l.AuJ Pond iut Longueud att 4. VI.
Leave Iuu-u-uil lrr l.laud ruu,i At e. VI.
Lave rurtsuu Zoe \. i h. Rail Road, az :. ~
4. VI. aud rs 4. VI
ENpur.. Freight Tniu have. Portland Gor l..
huJ ruad At Geo 4. VI.
local Freight TUia leayc. PurtLnI zoe Go,ham
At 100 4. VI.
E>pr,.. Freight Tnin I,ayas Island Fon.l So
ruul,li "a 6O1 \. VI.
Local Tr,,ght Train iclvcs Go,hlm for Port.
emil 10 6l5 \. VI.
Fpisht TRAM. have Portland SOC 4. & n. II.
Road 90 SO \. VI.
en- The arrival of the 7.I0 4. VI. train from
Portland 40 Suuth Paris, Stage l~ayr Tursdl,
Thur.fa, aud SATURDAYS Zoe liauisuu, Bridgtun,
Waterford, Lowell and Fr,ehurg.
~, tie arrival 81 the l.30 l.. VI. TAN ifum
portL,nI. s, nNant'. roai. stage. ieayr dail, e.,
Eumipr.i: Muntty. Wrdn.sisy sHd FRIDAY tur DiN,
6,bli Turs,liy, Ihur,day, and Sliur,is, for Ando.
yyr.
ry-The Comra.n, ~ill not ~ Irresponsible So
baggage a. an amouHt exceeding 81 ~ valn., un-
b.. notice j. g,yra and paid ur al the rate ot Uus
passenger &c $50 additional Vabs.
50. BIDDER, Gspcs,l Manager.
10 I. CORSER, Sup. Port Diet,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

Tur Nrzr Csor. The y. Y. Tubuuc
says-thc Inducements held cot Io farmers to
plant large spring crop Ucro ucyc' worr
flsuer,ur. When 1 current Onoc forms q
channel ,tis difficult tn clpucc - crursr,
The prcducis ct ,hc American Irmcr have
Iatcly hIiru iuio chauuc', who're the cur
rent Of trade Is sweeping them onward 'o
man, urSuosu, pro-iuctug prices hciorc uu-
thouch, o. We therefore cuuusel Our couu.
tr, irrcpl. - prepare Gt rJcat sFriuc crop,
l., them sou al TIE oats lbcy clu g, iblo
,hc groupl, dlcu FlaD, corr uT"u every acre
an ,cyl condition TIA, can b. devoted tn that
~ro, thea lct them saw iurntps and corn f,r
t,,IJcr, 80 that they can sc'I large portion OF
all doe grain produced.
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DIED

o. r,ris, 2Slh nh, Hannah G., daughter ct -.
lrrp, 4, AL Loo, \. llawks .s-rd rs months
sysks.
I saw her rol.j Ia white, =. they dcekol Ler 81
The tHuNs
AL h,I ur-,a hsr iFyl.t a sweet bk.som In IL.
lszars.
\ .uilr 81 l.auI, lp-v upun hrr lace G,r,
u .scrs,i e. if ln angel Wcrc sv,,,l, 'hinlsrin.
thew.
{ ..,S ossr agsiu. 81 the vi.,s.s sfthe Hight,
She .s,rasd /. buis shotub ~ boa TUls.- Of snJ,'y
shrr.
\ harr ~, o. bee hsnJ s,sl -sr4'el 80 hrr brow
Tpf,,rr m0ry an asg,l-oh, sv,h -" hcf nov.
~ Canton. I9,h alt, MAJ, G., vic q Abia,hrr
AH.tIu. aged =
IN p,>h,lJ, lO,h ul., Eo.clh, Nc 1t Gcorg,
ndba.h suu, aged ~.
o. Iurnrr, 3Dth ult., ZsLipha INV, dsughtcr o
d. \. n. G,IHur,, ig,J Iu".. p days
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FANCY GOODS.

" n. SIMONrON. III Middlc Strrsi, has jn.i
Ia. r,c~,,cd, and = receiving, the best an,i
rnss.t cuu,rle,s assortmsut of FANCY 6ooDS'
cysr oHsr,i 80 SaIc iu the safe of Maine con
sist,sg 90 part ialluws
Paper Mashe Work Sund. papier Mache
Poet Iolo- Paper Msche Csrl Cases ti"c
Cutlrp she'll Combs. new I,sttrfn f'ne Steel
Guusis shaving Boxes Feather Dustins Brush
- soaps, Ageficau AL ImpoFie,l ierianerN ,
ruaatcs liaW OiL L1ein's oelcbrated IN
tuicts llsrrisuns crLhfaisd Extracts Gold Pens
Gold and Silver rencil, i.sdie.' aud Gcnts' hes
.ing Case. l.s',e.' Jet Bus,Iets ladies' Sew.
ins Bird. Shell apd Pearl Card Cases Pearl
,ni Iyor, Tahlsts lsliss' Cumpanion l.adics'
Rosewood Work B"Ne. l4,dics' Ornamental and
Einlruidersd Wo'k Bags.
Port Mouusie. 1t the richest stylc-, Frcneh ard
American.
Hair and Tooth Brushes.
Ani a thou.and other ARTICLES, which can L.
bpusht Al this pllcr Cheap as they canhe had at
-,y-ANV orHER FLACTtN rHE CNirEb srsrfs'
i.sm.ml.cr the place-SIMONTONS
3.r9 III Middle -. fOul'nd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

y Cesar LyvHEpl>o ESTABLISHMENTS
The valley or,hc Ottawa river, iu Canada, is
noted or the extensive lumber operations
vbJeh ace carried on there, and the magnitude
oftbe inlsrcs, embarked iu ,be trade There
O. uue firm alone which employs iu the fnrests
seventeen hundred horses aud two hundred
head Of bullock, independent Of 100 double
teams are which constantly ou the road en-
gagged On the conveyance Of food and forage
o. the rrrort Of the engineer employed ou the
Monueal AMI By,0Un railWay, It Is stated
that ,hi. frm have at present % 600 men IN
their service, and one hundred numbering es'
Establishments. scaiisr cd over several hundred
miles Of territory. Their consumption Of
pg-k i. trs tksusapd barrels annaally, and
iheir daily consumption Of oats during the
ths Water months, from one thousand To
twelve hundred bushels. The firm Is now
constructing a savmlll a, the Chats, on tie
Ottawa which will saw fifteen million feet Of
Hoard, annually. The Capital io' keeping
she irimmen-s establishment 90 potion exceeds
two m,ll,oo dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

BrAp From AND CAFrrEr. On the 9Th ct
March in Township No. 3i,~hile Mr.Cal'in
Kinrman's numbering crew On the employ OF
Rufus Dwinel ESQ, Of this eity) were quiet
" attending to their duties, a huge bear cmerg-
cd from his den, when he was Immediately
challenged to morta, combat by one Of the
innumcrable family of Smiths, axe IN hand.
Smith was oui-maichcd, the bear biting him
very badly in the knee and hand, Aher
some farther skirmishing, Smiths comrades
came 10 the rescue, when his bcarshlP be,cok
himself to tree, and thence was brought to
the earth by powder and lead. lie weighed
Iour hundred Pounds-was a gentleman ct
.be oil school''-bcing one Of the "bars.'
fBangoI Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

lNmAN OrTVLUv N Twas, Late Texas
papers report that on the o,h ultmo party Of
Iipans attacked Train ef Mexican carts,
loaded with goods ior Hon. II. +. lee, with
in three miles Of l.sredc, killing one man ard
carving Ola portion Of the goods.
Auotber patty, supposed to h. Llpans,
came With siS hundred yards Of the town Of
Ia-cjc, un the I2ih, Killed one horse and
drove or twenty head. Several MeSicaus,
Who were Oui herding cattle, are missing,
and Il Is feared they have either been killed
90 captured. The ranchcrus fiom above and
below arc owning ln,o Laredo for protection.
Nearly an the military from Forts Mcintosh
and Evell were out in pursuit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

C,r'aiu Cure far S-oriuiic Erupi,oHs Cu.
famous Diou,,. Bod Lscy, ulo1' and Oh
Sore, 1t j. an undlspu,cd fact that llollo.
WAYS Ointment is the only one which Is ~
is elect inhllblc. Cases that the most en-.
iucut medical practitioners have despaircd al
relieving immediately yirH In is curative
poaci,. and ~hen used Ia scord,ncc with the
printed directions which accompany each pot
Nth lloIIoVay's Pills, the two combine,
thoroughly rradlca,od the mos, pcsulcuta
disease, and leave the suilcrcr WIthUut q
hlrmIsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

E,rty Pas When the frcstNhl permit
vuu to prepare The ground ior au early crop
OGpsas, IL Il and pot your peas into NE
ground. coyeS ti,m pretty deep. They will
yy.a. up aud grow YOU can hardly imsg,ue
lo~ lJaaer ,hsy are up several inches Of
Crust should rcudcr them ,,if, they will com
,uue To grow without seeming 90 suffer any
inylry lta1. You need not Gar % getting
90 peas ioo early. They WiIl comc To matu-
rity tae s,anc;. Early products Of the gar
zen no, only save a portion Of animal food,
Uu, they are both pleasant and hcathlul.
Gre,a peas are luxury that every farmer
NAV cuJuy in their hlghes, perfection.
fGuuuc Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

~ aC"urt II Probate held At Paris. within ani i"r
the Coani, Il ONioul, oa the twrniN first ia, 81
March IN the year II our Lord cighiccn hundred
anl 60, -four.
ClTHNRINE G. HUTCHINSON, ENcculriS
v IT the ht VIII and Testament at DANIEL.
HUTCHINSON late of hartford. ~ said C"nn'y
dccrascl, having prrscnir her fret aoc"uni Of hc'
ADMINISTRATION 1T the estate IT sa,d DECREASED,
II WI. Ordered, Thatthc aid ENccu,riS give NJ.
q s.. 10 All Tcr-oas ,Htcrrstcl q, causing copy ~
tLis orlrt L. L. publishrd three weeks srcrss'Nr,
in The ONird DcmDcut, pTini-l At faris, that
the, NAV arTrar At Probate Con,t To- IT, hei a,
psTis, in siid crantN, 90 the ~ T'"sd'y Of Ap''l
n.Nt, nj ten of the Clock in the iorvaoon. sn'l
.hcw rgu-,. ian, they have, Why the same 'houhi
not h. sloNcd. -
4 tuc copy. attest
wa. WRIT VIRGIN, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

Carv II q lsf0 froa, Csysa,a JJh Jriss-a, iTyr
Hu,s, Nor lari, da'ri JsH. 81 l.ji
10 PHo,rssoR lIoLLowAI, 3S, Conc, of Ann
anil Nassau Sttrets, y. y.
Sr,-it }. with N" most heartfelt ple1sufe
have 20 inform shat have tecn rrslorri o. hDlih
anil strength hy taking suuf pill. Zoo OBJ, hsttrI
,c,r.. suffered i,um arrangement n The Liver
aud stomach, aui ~as reduced ~ such an rN'icin.
IA, chat gave up my .hip, never expecting Co. go
a. sra an, mote, a. had uicl c,,iN ic'ns.ly that
Va. recommended IN me. hut all leo ~ rufpTs' anil
had given myself up 90 despair, wh'n Wa ~ lot
recommended ~ take Nuur Iills. Alrr usIu- them
G,r tArrr mprih., the rsslt b. that lulnuw i'ts
trr health than have lscu iar 'l',rn Years r,-',
aud indeed d. we'll ~ cyrr WIS en- my l.ir. lHu
10, mute ~ hl-rti, a. make this known Hr the
l,u.Gt of others. | Trintin, Sir, YOUR tru &C..
specifically, (SignoD JOHN JOHNSON.
~. s,it,rlid I'm, ay' vorigG.H, s.,-1,.as' -
re- fllsuFaF frHfrfIfHff.
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At, Count IL Probate held At Paris, within anl
frr the Coaniy Il O>i"rl On the 2l't ia, OF
March ~ the wear 81 our Lord eighteen hunired
and 90, .t,uI.
Ton FRINGE, administrator II the estate 81
u El.iZhBETH =. MORRILL,, late Of Tu'n"r'
~ .a,d Cuuni,. deceased, having Prcsruied hs hr'i
account 81 Ia. administration 81 the estate of .a,d
dcc,ascd,
Il was orlrrc,l, that the .,il AdH,'T g''r H'-
ticr a. pstsuns Interested, 10 Causng go, "tihi'
or,lcr e. Is, I-,ldshr thUc weeks s"cccs-iNcly N
The ONGprd D,Wrr,t. pratrd At Pare, that ihcl
ma, app,ar at Probate Coar a. H. held Al
Paris on the thiti Tucsday Of Ap,l next, al
ten IT the cloCk u the iorrnuon, sad sh'N c'os", !
AN, the, have, VII, the saus sh"ald Mt l. allowed
MN. WRIT VIRGIN, Reg.
wM. WRIT VIRGIN, Reg.
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At a Court of Probate held at Paris, within and
zoe the Count, 81 Oxford, On the twcuiy-hrst day
of March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and III, -four;
CAMUEL BOOTIIBy, Admini',p,"r 81 the
y estate Of JosrrH MTrcALr, late 81 Tnrner,
in saih toun,y, deceased haying presented his u,
Account e his administration II the estate 81 said
DECREASED,
II WIS orlcre,l. that the .aid Adm'r give notice
To- all Pcrsons inicucsied. ~ rausing c"py II this
orlcr Co D. p,lli-hcd three weeks snccrs-,'clN ~
NAV appcar nj a Probate Court 81 L. held al rat'-
is said coupiy. go the third Tucs,lay 81 May next
ut ten Il the clnck IN the 6rcnoon, and shcw
cau.c, Il ANY they have, Why the same should not
H. allowed
wM. WRIT VIRGIN, Reg.
4 true c"ry Attr.t:-
WI. WRIT VIRGIN, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

Bo>sry Acgrrrrrp. The uial iu this
CITY Of Horace Bouucy, before The Supreme
Count NV ia session, for passing counterfeit
money scyeral wears a,o, terminated on En-
J,v NJ a verdict Of acluiual by the jury.
Tie has been "a Jail an this CITY abou, three
years, auI has been tined once OF twice be-
lore on the ssmc charge Augusta Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

IL, stated that the pope is On the verge Of
blnIup,ey-,hl,,be whole revenues Of his
states amounts a. lcs, than the interest on the
ruMic debt. ard ,ha, It this territory were
sall 40 norruw, Il would produce bu, di'l'
dcrd ct - pcr cent OF the Inability. We
arc likely To see France once more asserting
her old historic Prc,rns ous To- fco,Ill IN tho
Italian Peninsula. She has mortgages al
ready on tho Papacy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14
lIOLLOWAY,S PILLS.
rURiFiCATioN or THE BLOOD,
ANn
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

The. Ciu,en. II the tnion .pd-r mu,h rom dis
orders Il the Liver anil Stomach, scarcely lny srr
Zee from the indncnce o( these dc'iructiNe mala'
dies. hence lie wears f.t. The fsir scS, perhaps
the mos, handsome ~ tie world, up to certain
period ~hcn, distressing 90 sl,, naay ls'-" 'h''f
teeth anil gppl luuks. vhils 80 IN the hrlda' ~
Ifr, such I'D Evil. mas H. rHertulll, fsmei,U -
oontin,nll, k,sp,ag the blood pure, nod the li'A
and stomach ~ = healthy action, When hi' 'Il
Nv .u,rslthi,, and resemble plsnt' n otngrn''
rIi.r, ~ here ~ s,srnal sp',ag lplrnr a. frign
Asiits.afls The rrcscryali1u 81 The human ir'iu',
aud tr Duration II lii nurh NAV o. rii,rtrl, and
Tea, f.uic-d,. that heiih md he ran pro'ou-'
cd sr man, ,rsU lc,und their ad,nay lim,,', 81
Iiolov az, Pill ,rc taken o. rurit The b'rud pee
couling 10 De rule. lad dovr ior health con'a.u,d
| ~ the directions which accomplp, zach loN.