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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
Nj. LealIc.

The Richmond Examiner strongly condemns
the action of the Staunton Convention in the
defeat it SAYS by "party machinery" Of the nom
ination Of Mr.. Leake by that body. We find in
leading editorial of it's last issue the following
expose. 1t says:
''of the four hundred members constituting
the body, Mr.. LEAKEs friends were in clear
majority, over all opposition, Of seventy five.
The dead proxy vote of the Convention WE large
ly against him. and was the instrument ofhis dis.
comfiture II is understood that II majority of
the Democratic press of the State had declared
in bis favor; aud, if our recollection he correct,
not only was the position "t all these journals
sustained by the delegations of the yicinage.
but these delegations reflected the sentiments of
their constituencies. The ErdmiRtr was sup
ported by Richmond city. lIenrco. Chesterfield,
Hanover, Goochand. Fluyana. Louisa and Pow
hatan The Lynchburg Repubiicdn was sup
ported by Campbell, Amherst, Nelson, Bedford
the Danye Republican, by pittsylxana, Hen
ry, Fraaklin the Charlottesville Jeffrsonian,
by Alhcmare. Madison Greene the JiBdicafor
and Tenth Legion, by Augusta Rockingham
and Shenandoah; the Fineastle Democr0t by
Botetour,. Craig, Roanoke; the Jdiicy Star by
Rockbrdgc, Allegheny Bath and 50 with 9TH
er papers. of which recollection is not suf.
hciently positive TO speak at the moment. We
believe that a scrutiny of tho vote cast by dele
SotcH, 10 lbfH liloSe cast ny 1ToA-
ies,-votes cast by delegates fresh from the CON
stituencies which they represented disclose
a clear majority in favor of Mr.. LEAKE.-
We have not made the calculation, hut our con
vietion, founded upon knowledge obtained by
repeated official calculations Secrcay. is deei-
ded on that point.
These facts are sufficient 10 soace all the pangs
of defeat in the friends of Mr.. Lcake. They
bring out tho fact, clear and bright the sun,
that they carried the day and the victory.
though they lsst the uote. They a sufficient
salve to the sensbities of Mr.. Leake, himself,
under the result of this contest. The nomination
of this distinguished gentleman for the Office
he now administers by accamation of the Con
vention of 1881 the majority over all names on
his ticket which the Virginia Democracy gave
him in the election Of that year; and the facts
of the Convention just ended, are testimonials
with which the most ambitious ght be satisfied,
of which the most distinguished and exalted might
be proud, which place Mr.. Leake's reputation far
above all personal reproach, and which ensure
for his claims upon the Democracy of the Com
monwealth the most distinguished consideration
in all the future years of his life. May they be
many.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
Presidents Message

Presidents Message
We Confess to an agreeable surprise in The
tune and temper of this paper The most i'm
rortant subject that of our foreign relationsand
one To which the public mind has been for a
time directed with more than ordinary interest,
is treated with oommendable calmnes.. aud a de-
gree of s,a,esmanlike dignity altogether at war
with the views and line of policy Indicated in the
appointment of Mr.. Soule aud other fbu>teriug
foreign Ministers. Even Spain. with the Black
Warrior indignity still unatoned for aud with no
disposition 10 relinquish, would appear, the
pertinacious possession Of Cuba, Is dismissed in
a temperate and hopeful paragraph Of seventeen
or eighteen lines. Il seems. however, that
while there has been no propitious opportunity
since the overthrow of the old Spanish Ministry
''to resume and press on negotiations for the I'D
justine Mt of serious questions OF difficulty between
the Spanish government and the United States
that there l. reason TO believe that our ministers
will frd the present government moro faVorsbly
inclined than the preceding TO comply with our
just d rmands.' A. the purchase of the Island
of Cuba is no doubt prominently embraced in an
al nent Of these demands, we are led TO infer
from this announcement that the Spanish gov
HbNAt II hfh itiNHIfN li#titHIHbNfA 10 t'4-HlH-
mate the measure. On this point. however.
incredulous. Doubtless prospect to that
effec; has been encouraged BY the present inse
cure Spanish ministry. % siave of. during peri
cd when il is fully occupied with IL own embHr.
easements adjustment Of the troublesome
and delicate points # difference with the United
S'ste-; but It is extremely Improbable that any
proposition Of adjustment. booking 10 a cession Of
Cuba, has been or will be ser .u-ly entertained by
the Spanish government under the existing state
Of popular feeling in that country. Cen. Pierce
and Mr.. Soulc will discover. We apprchend.
in the result Of their negotiations.
The Greytawn affair occupies larger portion
Of the message than any other subject Of which it
treats. 1t an act for which tho President
has evidently felt the necessity Of yindcafion.
The explanations which BE- presents would show
ratler that the destruction Of that dcfcucelc--
plaee wa tie result Of has'y eounscls aud con.
clu.gns. than justified by The circumstances or
TIL ghes regard for the rights aud gniy Of the
American Government. Although instructions
were -iye 10 the effect, THAT il Wa confidently
hoped and expected that 10 occurrence would
arise fr a ,, sort l. violence and -, tructon If
property AM loss Of IT," the President properl,
assumes IT,. re-pousbty Of the net aud thus
eHculpate, Capt lioliu> from the gfoundlc-s
imputation- which hurrjedlv cast upon him
by To- ardent friend. Of the Administrations
The extraordinary expenditure, Of the Govern
menf,under our peculiarly economical Democratic
7egime.as stated in the me-sagc, " III arrest the pub
lie attention During the last year Of the prodiga
administration Of Mr. Fillmore, the expenditure,
t,.illf,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
RrIlcIaS OF THE AMERICAS PRESIDENTS

RELIGION OF THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS
| he religious belief oi the fourteen persons VINO
have filled the Presidential chair III the lnlted
states. IA indicated by their attendance upon pub
lie Worship and the evidence afforded in their
writings, may, it is stated be summed W as fol-
lows.
Washington Madison, Monroe, Harrison, Ty-
Ter and Taylor were Epi,copaans; Jefferson,
John Adams, John Quincy Adams and Fillmore
were Tntarians Jackson and Polk were Presby-
:crians: Mr.. Van Buren, was ofthe Dutch Re
form Church, and President Pierce is a Trinita-
rim CONGRESSIONAL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

\ MODERN PoLYGLOT.-Wr received yester-
day call from the Rev. DIR. Norman, formerly
missionary of the Episcopal Church in Western
Africa, East India and China and moro recently
to Texas, where, Ivy disease contracted there.
he became n deaf mute He was ON his way
from Cincinnati, whore he had been for some
months under medical treatment, to New York.
in hope of securing more efficient medical aid
by the use of slate, now his only means of
communication with men, he communicated tou>
the following particulars of his cvcntful life.
He was once able To preach in twenty five DIFF
feremt languages, acquired in Europe, Asia and
Africa. and has now in his possession books and
manuscripts in thirty languages and dialects. In
his travels he has been 10 the centre of Africa. to
the Mountains of the Moon. within the closters
OF the Buddsts. conycrsed with the worshippcrs
OF the Grand Lama the Chinese philosophers,
and the inhabitants of 1hibet
lie l. now employed in TRANSMITTING Il volume Of
the political and ecclesiastical laws of Radla.-
lie H. the author of essays in various lanrnnras
and intends at future Gay, if hi, health sL9olJ
he restored, 10 pubsh II narrative of hi, travels
1t was sad To see man Of lis talents and ac
quircmcnts rendered almost II burden to himself
and his usefulness much impaired hv the loss
of the faculties ot IN airing and speech, and we
bid him God>peol /, thinking how litlle we prize
the bles ,ing- we daily enjoy Buffalo Courier
of Thursday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
Ladies' Supper

The Ladies of st. Paul's Church, with the view
Of dischargng a small debt due for the compile
ton of their Parsonage, will have Supper on
Wednesday evening the 18th of December, at
the store-room recently occupied by Mr., j. +.
slaughter; and :hey respectfully ask the friend
~ aid and patronage Of all who may favor 50
laudabIe n purpose nov. 2o.tl3d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
MARRIED,

In Henderson county, Tennessee, on the Eth
October, by the Rev. j. r. Read, Mr.. CARROLL
BEAVERS to Miss MARTHA n, daughter of the
late James II. Mitchell of Pttsylvania CO., Va.
On the 9th November, by the same, in the
same county and state, Mr.. JoHH .. PETTY to
Miss MILDRED p. daughter of the late James
II. Mitchell of Pittsylyania county, Va.
In Chrstansburg, by the Rev. L. X. Ander-
SON on ednrsday morning, Mr.. SAMUEL NJ.
PAGE to Miss MARY NJ, daughter of Mr.. {. NJ.
N,..iln,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
RICHMOND MARKETS-Dec. 4, 1854

The following qautut un> whple,nle. -nr
snnl. ord, rs biz IA. r price. vii, be churgea:
BAcoS-Gity cured and Smhhcd, hog round, o!U
10 cent; Western Sides 81; Sho Illers 74a73 lIan-
I0a IL Western Baggrd ~ %; Queen cuy fIso,>
mono in market North Carolina hog round 9ali; Tod,
i2c. Dull
Cor, Mf.L-slaloj cent-f1 bi.
CoH>--S0aS 81 cents II bus
-Four Snper6ne 81. Exua 81 To "a. lanily iJl
Ia III.
OAIs-Ncw 500 55r = lu..
Sui S0al g al ,ai; s. from >tore.
NHE4T-Plne hile. Sja& 81 J; PtiTr Red 81 ~
en- H. Sales months credit are 1T higher
t,rASo--We quite Peru. ian at $50 80 Delivered frou
.,npe-lrum wharf, so; MeN'rnu b a 81 80
I, pAcc The market j. uore active and p'ices l. /
ter dina they last "erN.
LINE Il - rom vha,i; q so in store
BuTTER-CUnnon Buster IN 2ennni flnm lJalS
Ct, Prime source goa - It; ,o,cn % cts scaic,
RreswAx-254 a263 u 10.
,tQreus-Brandy: ora 4. Du"ny & Co, siaj %
pcr gall; 4. Signot'e, 5! 25I1; Sazeiae, 8 2jni 5
lleuuas ev. 81 95aj 0d Panru :lHl -; ' =
%, Ape lie; 10 old, 7Ja$ u northern d col; In.
rarion i5ai13c. Run, Nes Ensnnd As. >try scarce
Gin Inrn1. Slal 81; Arer can. 4jr. Whisky Ri,A
noni R.ctif Il, as cnsh. Cincinnati 46 a.. n,nn,
Y ooI-Wt,led 2ia2j cl>; ashed ID els II L.
LIVE SrocK MARKET, Nov. Is.
BEEF CATTLE from 81, 10 to /, by the scales,
as inequality.
HoG.-S6 too 30 nett.
SHrEP-S2 80 per head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH DIFFICULTY AT
HARTFORD The quarrel bet 5ecn Bishop ore
lily the one hand, and the priests and laity on
the other, growing out of the Father Brady case,
at Hartford, ha, been settled The fact, are
1t, The Bishop comedies IL the people the priv
ilcgc of managing their own financial affairs. -,
Tie iaity nppoint committee TO take future
charge of the revenues of the church, pay the
amount allowed to priests, with other necessary
expenses. aud render proper vouchers and am
pie statements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
REI,IGIOUS NOTICE

By divine permission, the Rev. WV. w.
WALKER may be expected to preach in the
Methodist Protestant Church next Sabbath NOR
ming and night. (dec 6-dlw)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
From the Greenbricr Era.
Aequittal o

7 rom tHr IIreCUbfiCr Eta
Acquittal OF the Notorious ''Dr Thompson"
In the face OF the strong aud conclusive evil
dcnce which We last week published, the motto
rous DIR. Thompson has been acquitted!
The following list comprises the names of the
jury who are guilty of this monstrous outrage
mon Socirtv:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

THE CONCERT Of Mr.. Kemmerer and his juve-
niles. Tuesday night, was largely attended and
gave very general satisfaction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

DEATH OF a CoNsUL--The n. 0. Delta, has
received tidngs of the death of Mr. r. K. Cat
ton, of Virginia, United States Consul at Mazat-
Ian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
lEN aisi.s, OIL

Unable OLA lew dozeo SurerGut Table
on. rIa, Oh, the paIr-t manufactuei ami Is
int. nd"d expressly for ablc u.o. tn. Mo fond
nj u uri,ne lrire Of OF. French Mustard. Eng sh
A!u.tar {, fine ouper. Queer &c. Ill mud tnru
J. II THOMPSON \ cos
d., ITS New Org Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
DISSOLUTION.
NEW CONCERN.

1--WE undersigned vii continue the Grocpcy an
& ,uiui >ipn bn-in" NJ the Old stand al " lion
F.anh'in where he intends keep 9 n srnnInl stock
# every ar1ic IN Iii lite .ou % gn - -.
III cn,tnni,l, and TN, Pr bin gone a> Pf mpt ,nirn.
ir, Mi To- warding AMI "tl,r business ertrustod II
jos II. WILSON.
Srpfrrbcr IL, 1851 .ppo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

St.srENsloNs.-The Richmond Evening Bull
leiin" of saturday gives notice that the pnhlioa-
ton Of that paper is for the present suspended.
10 day" the Temperance paper has als"
suspended publication. 1t will probably be re
yikod under new arrangements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
COMMERCIAL.


Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market
DECEMBER q, 1854.
TOBACCO.-Only iomt half dozen hhds. in
spccted 80 far, this week. Quality. from very
inferior Lugs to Medium Manufacturing. Prices
from $40 Ia -.
WHEAr.-sl - to Il 80, for a No. article :;
more can be had.
WM. T. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
Disniet ConIt. Dec. 6

John Goode. IT,, quallfed 0n attoTnry IN
this Court
Williams vs. Williams, taken up again and ar
gucd by 6. \. Wing6eld FOR aPpeIlees, and y.
H. Campbell for appellants.
Baker v. Darlington, further argued by d. A.
Wilson. and finally submitted.
Lacy v. Spears aud Nan@erhoof, argued by
c. r. Slaughter and Sam'l Garland. r., for aP-
pellant-. and {. l.. Moshy for apPellees.
Smith and Holland Ilalrstnn. Sheriff
(frankln.) appeal allowed BY Judge Nash.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

OF thu Jury we can say. within the bounds of
demons trablc truth, that they are the IL picked
out of the pannol by the prisoner-that about
half of them are not frceholders- that one or
more are said to be dnder the age of2l, aud TINT
sctrralo them ARE known to Toe puriprcd men
Examine carefully the evidence which We pub
lsbrd last week, and these several conclusions
ar scqernlly arrived at
1T. That DIR. Thompson il the most foolish
uui tn>tcst har that cycr walked.
II. That hei an orant,pretcnding qunck.
"a. That he is guilty Of the most heartless
and helli-h brutality of speech ON record
lth, That tic circumstances detailed are CON
calrcnt.nnd all ycrgng to the point Of conviction.
9th. That it only rcqa,rcd some one to have
seen he taking cfthe thirteenth PHI to change
the evidence from circum,tanial INTO positire,
TIL" verdict Of the jury in this casr has sar.
passed aud outraged thi-, and we doubt not, ev
Try ncghhorng community. And why should
il not? Nu7 ever before such scoundrol and
coNnrdy woman killer turned loose upon the
community after such convincing evidence had
been piled zap against him, The Ward
nothing IN monstrocity- nothing such
outrage anon public juetcc-a. is this case,
There WAS only the killing Of Yankee school
ma~tcr-herc it is the debuuchcry and murder
ing of Young and literally educated Indy, with
TIM scarcely saddcr atterclnp, the death from di,
grace and sorrow of kind hearted, deceived
and outraged christian pastor. II such things
mnv he done, and YOU, the people Of Virginia
submit, then burn your criminal code. abolish
Your courts mako wood sawyers of your judges,
and let your LAWYER, rise to some dignity above
TINT OF hire!iug, for t-throats and woman kill
err
We hope to get at the faes in regard to this
outrageous brerch of public justice by next week
aud wherever thu" guilt lies deepest our eustiga-
tion shall be heaviest, If an 'cnlghtcned Ale
ghauy jury shall acquit such murderer he
shall receive no such undescrvcd favor Mt the
bar ofthc public. More anon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

HENRIETTA SoHTAG The so. picaynnc,
commenting upon the statement that has been
going the rounds Of the press to the effect that
Count Russi, instead of remaining in Mexico To-
soperinicnd the work of disintering his wif,'>
mains abruptly left the country, while the body
was disentombed 10y irresponsible hands, con
yeyed to Vera Cruz in II common carriers cart
and there treated with the utmost disrespect-
SAYS:
We have abstGined altogether from abiding
10 thcreports rs 10 the cause of the Death of
Soutag, which were rife at the time in Mexico,
and that were not long in spreading throughout
this country. The very day on Which we rrceiy.
ed the news of the sad event, we also received
through the post office anonymous note, sug.
costing the most horrible suspicious OF which
communication we took no notice 1t the time
On the subsequent arrival here from Mexico of
several gentlemen who were in position to form
AN opinion a. to the circumstances we made in
qurles which resulted in imprcssing upon our
minds the sickeuing fear that there might he
some foundation for the suggestions of our anon
Ym.us correspondent. We learned, toe, from
them, that all the facts connected with the death
OF Sontag and with the neNplicabe demise of
poor Poszollnl, who dropped dead from his chair,
whilst apparently III the most robust health, were
scdulous!y hustled up bv the authorities and
were not allowed to be published or commented
on by the press of the city of Mexico. and that
II was moi permitted To hI!da post Horiem exam.
inatlon in either case. These crcum stances
together with some others we might mention,
com tine, we think, to give deep and moIncn-
tous interest to the question, the discussion of
which we have heretofore eschewed, whit was
the cause of the deaths of young Po2zolini and
Henrietta Sontag!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
Making tue total cost of the

Capitol and grounds S2,G9o,lD %
The additions making now TO this baildng,
with the extension of the grounds, will add some
five millions of dollars 10 the cost. The accom-
modaion, now to be provided, will probably re-
quire no further increase for a century to come
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

pyoE StaE.-A NEW rnO.STURl DWELL.
u INC studcd nhyvr Eirinud>o''- >prug. il ms
If M acre It - ,anj, sNrr.lei We'll. Bath 4zyss.
,pI Currarr lion.r, Sfuble and every con Eai.ii
Nrlaucr. 1t i. The most pt''sn pat at the EjLL
:ovn,-,u pfe,,nt ",curcd by Mrs Avcrrtt Apply
t. doe TT JNO. b. GADDESS.
FpROGUES BROGUES Another lot OF
Nd Rcl mud ma L. Brogucs. Of very -uperior quality.
nI,f received at dec 7-ts SEABURA'S.
4 tORK SoLUS--A fine arrlcic tor Ladies, Cen
y urmen AM Children. fu.i supply Of prime qunii
J., ri le, 7-d3'ifl SEABlRA'S.
ftNiE UB>CHIBER wishes IL .rii his TRACT -
at LAND. Iyirf il IL County of AmArrsi-two -lG-
mi..- from erits ii LyncuAug. The 1r,,t ranrnli.
about 1900 At Res, Ajrh vii be diyiled t. .uii
CO pur ta-rf-. liz Improvements III good and
For tetin- apply foth, subscriber At I.yncling
,isr 7-d-uit~ GEO. q. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

S7-S.U1l -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

Cost from Isl to l-3J, inc'ud
ing graduating; improving q
incIosing square
Expended since. in alterations
and improvements in the Hall
of Representatives, water
works, improving the grounds
re. coppcrins the dome, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-08

senator Clayton, Of Delaware, the Know
Nothing candidate TOT President, has ri'er
public no,icc that he will neither sign or give
any more Recommendation to office. lie IN
tends tha, those to whom the responsibility
Of making appointments belongs, shall bear
IL, and for his owu part he means TO mind his
own business lis letter will be found in
our columns. hisa sLilliul stroke for The
Presidency, and shows tia, the old fellow
Sc Is around. IN. Y. Eve. Post
IfJobn is called the Kuow-NO,h,ug oandi.
date for ne1, Presidcu,, !, Is no, because the
oiV ha. Proceeded from the people, bu, from
himself The apolosi,l anl advocate Of the
Fugitive Sllye Law and the Nebraska Kan
sas Bll, cannot be an acceptable man. For
other reasons he cannot 10 President, whslh-
cr he he the candidate. specially, Of the Ma
'ional whic, or Democrats, Know Nothings
or What not, LIS letters, wishes AID speech
g., NAV show that Ice ~, around bot be-
can, " come in.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-08

ONroEr,s Atthc Court Il CuunN Commi..
srner., Gnr the Clunty IT oNi"rl, hullru AZ "a.
~, lN adipur,lmsut, an the eighth day Uneven.
lrf, Nd 1851.
Upon ths rr-pnr petition, satisfactory evidence
h,,iur lsrs received that the petitioners 'rr Tor
.ppn.ilc and uusht tn L. head tuuchiug the MATES
81 fBrth n their petition, IL l. Ordered that the
C,,pnty Cumm,s.ipnars urrt at lluught0n's Hotel,
in Wai-rlor,l, un Munlly Dec. llth at 10 o'clnrk
~ the fr,nuuu, anil ih-ncc proceed o. 'icw the
route tnautiYloli On said r,t.t,un; Immediately atier
which view, a hearing ofth~ parties inl Y 'ussss'
iil H. had at some cuuyrJcui place On the Niyin.
iy and such further measures iaAca IN the premise.
rs The Cammi..iurers shall Judge purcr. Anl Il
T. further Ordered. tlai uotrrof the time place snd
rufrp.r II the CommissiuuCrs' meeting aiurrsail
H. given a. 40 persons and r"Touii"ns inierr.ici
O., rulhi.hinr tie Ie'iDn with this Order ~ Court
thsr,un. thrrc weeks surrfssiycl, ia The oNtrd
Dtnprrat. urwsraprr printed ~ PsTis, IN Tia Go.
IT ONIr6 luI h. sewing ~ stCscd copy Of aid rc-
iiiiun With this Onier tncrc"n uppn The respective
rl,rks ofthc towns 81 Waterford, Sweden ) Lowell,
AMI alec posted up IN three puddle places IN zach 81
said towns the hfst Of said publications and each o
the other notices tp H. made, served ani pasted, at
least 30 da,s before saiI time oi meeting 10 the end
that al persons AID corporations may Thea and
there appsaT aud show rausc, II any they have,
why the prayer oC sail petitioners 'hood not u
granted. ..-...-.
Affect. ELISHA WINTER, Clr,k
4 tine copy oTsad petition anl Order n Cumt
20 Auc,t. ELISHA WINTER CLk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-08
SPECIAL No'~ICT.
MIR. & hrs. Groonlaw.
CLAIRYOYANr PHYSICIANS.

WuuI respectfully give notice o. ihe ''cs
.ri afflicted. i.lj ihcy vl.l De- 900 luC lul'uv.
inc towns. VIZ Saa.h rars. Atlantic House,
Nov. la,h, 1851. lor to DAYS AMI ll1ycs,
Gnrrrr's Mills. Oxford. Nov .Oib. Ga IL
Ja,s. 10 ihc Film Horse, Norway, Dcccm-
Ear iir. Tor DAYS. We shall 'r happy 'o
wait ru 40 cha, may Tyuf us v.,a a can. aui
v.'r try Co.. Go them cunl. We give nothing
Eut vegetable incidence, such as uo have con
fIsnr, ip ask yur heavenly EfMr, Go bless
Mrs GryeuIlv vii stop % N,r.aH, Falls,
ON Monday ur the ah1,rVyrA from % O'Clock
4. N.to3 L. NJ. Co accommodate those
who NAV desire 90 s,c her.