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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
-nRAY sTEAM BRICK NoRKs AN AUCTION Il

uEAY STEAK BRICK WORKS AT AUCTION :
|S Ls sold on Tbursday February l6 1854 81 sleven
IN Ia ths foenson, as the works a. kahvay NJ j. this
FstsJiishnent cobsttirB CT one superior horxonts
II sbout atty hsrss power; two hoilorg osoh thirty
~ 6su fostv fset lone, built by J. L. Norris
phia together with two Of Culbertsons paAst
n,sss large quantity II shsftpg, beting, shedding
mni.ments OF the trade, brick a.. 40 hiso, an
issse Of fours clay land with ths exclusive
rirht for certain terfSory Ia Now Jsrsey and kep
AZ a. Sale pereInp' org without regard 70 weather
s,iyejs for cash BY oTdog Of msjorty OF the direo
-. u I,aye foot of Cortlantt street, NJ Y, 81 nins
II A M and returning will arrive st about hslf past
a'sisca II n Railway Is ono hours travel tfcm Nsv
go ys~ssls oax load st tho Compa1y's dooh Al au
- AZ M yssr s,I sr7 past q Sas uaitsa sssHs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

UCTION NoTCE.-RICH CHINA. AND PAPIER
ma,he goode by virtue Ghsttel msrtsays sAausL
GOOD ALcMon i'll seil this day. ut lOz O'Clock, at
Nassau street. by vrsre ~ ohael mo,txsgs an assort
t Of papsr mAohc and ehins goods, consisting OF vass
lceAin and Bohemian farey work boxes resicuio
stng cases. ead iss weights glass sande rid
tes sm all tea and daa gets, &1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

IucTi3E sALE-os .VI1ks;, LIQUORS, sgGARs
tess 10 q Newell & On. will sell saturday, Feb
at I01{ o'oioos, at she Gales goom 70 Nassau est
cisl Of fnc brsnciss srarRl,ns eats-ba snd Held
PIX wines olsrtt nusca sguserne and other choice wi
h Alaras quantity of ohoiee brand segars teas
lsrfa position Of the saie beag private stock
b, and y deposit required.
Il PETEa Parks, Auetieneer, 70 Nsssau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

SSIGEEEs sALE.-WiLL BE BOLD at PUBLrG
auction, Wedn esday NEXT l6th nss at il O'clock.
x the fctnure and fixtures In tho building known
Regalia IN fortisth street opposite tho CRYSTAL Palace
positive and no eostpc moment. Arrangements oAn
and there be mad - the lease Of the building be
terms for torn Of ears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
SEARS 4 HYDE. Assisueos

ssIGFEEs STOCK or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
goods to be sold ~ ereon Friday. Fobgnsrs IL st
Sixth avenue At II O'Clock NJ. The etcck is we'll
ted has been recently purchased with great oaro, and
punta inventory 10 S0 will b5 sold in lot.
six years lease of store from May next and 6isutss
stock, 40, can BIO examined from ~ to O'Clock
until shs dsI OF sale. p order,
5AS; y asTYsa55SIyAN'} As.isueo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
ADVERTISEMENTS aENEWED EVERY DaY.
eA14Res AZ ACvgxvn. n

UCTIoE NOTICE -THo7. BILL, AUC CrloNEsR-
BY W. InFraham.-fhH day At 1917 o'clock, AZ the
esrcom NO 10 srth vi liam street will b. cold loe Of
sish. damaged tsb,t lire and splendid Irish linen
ssins dryfgoods, hosi ~ Gtecn BASKETS ahamPasne,
rty toxes tegsra twsnt aa gunsand rhss i've yhsabo
ohts At u O'Clock In front a tae store vatahbia sor
mare wagon ard hsrness Description a. sAe eme aud
rthy attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

hoRIAR1Y, AUouoNrEr, WILL sELJ, THIS
day, ss 10 O'clock, ~ No. Us Chatham square the
hue OF family from Ihtd street. also from sixteenth
ID sha fufni.aio of family. also from Green street,
|,urs also from Wslter street, furniture; 90 new iur
To- large Assortment Sale positive, wish ut reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
GALE or RICH AND ELEGANT FURsITuRE AND
EiOTsEs. ROOrIs. &C., YYANTMua

11 GOn -THE ADVERTISER HAVING TaIs
DlsUOU. amount in cash, wishes 10 purchaee win Il
como respectable and businec ooated
herald office ntstnv nn,nrs of bnsin.ss ANA
particulars recesssry corTecs a busi
nr3s. roue others v i'll q attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

no OWNERS OF TKNEksNr HOUSES "A MARRIED.
man, without family WISHES 10 hire two tans
nent houseo Tor term OF higher shan Six
teenth street Bias -st rcnoes cr give
s2Co or s3G0 security Address post paid j. a. box 90,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

above s.is is hereby possSsrs4 70 wednesday, Feb
eussy ii. 1851 a. Q rLAGG, oonrsrona..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
THE TRADES, 60.

DURGuNDT PORr LAEDiNG.-BUEGUNDY POR
- Of She we'll known 81 trtin and r. DAnton brands
pEss halves, qusteEs and eighth. landing per Matili
and for sale by II. CAZET, 6i WAier street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

A CARPENTERS sBoP WANTED OR a SUITABLE
"a building vacant lot whoh to erect either
lease would urcbase Located between street
Third avenue and Canal aai fosieth streets Address
Builder, lis Wooster street. stating location ard terms
u IIEw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

IRrrHiN A Mt SHl.,. NJ ',m',''''
81, meeting held ln Ne" Hampshire '''''l-
'hc maine 81 The tow" We nav, i''E'''.'-
ihe following 'moa' o'h.f resolutions was
adopted
h'''.rfa' mat We as democrats nave ''
confidence "a The political faith aud integrity
o.mea vl'e'a'm 20 a' democrats "h'.' '''N
are continually dca.ing oui their iulmaa'.'as
aHl aulthcmas against democratic men and
j.mocri., measures, aui such men are De-.
sTrsgful'y requested Co CONSIDER 'hen''.'ss
democrats ro longer, sui united with Wa'
party whose ears aye mUcasua,l'' and
vhusc principles ace scin'', ts'r'o', amaze
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

cit the Democratic PARTY or any portion OF
II think that ,hcy can keep the PRINCIPLES Of
the Nebraska bll out Of sigh, and 90 into the
election rcpujiating the administration ard
Douglas, they are mos, woiully mistake
They can't throw Nebraska nor Nebraska
men, overheard and go to the people with
what they call clean hands. Il is too late.
The Nebraska bill is a Democrats measure,
and they must co /, OF bolt. There Is no
getting round il; il embraces. and cufold'
an the old fashioned Democratic principles,
aud they can no more separate them than they
can shake the hills and mountains "
~. Y. Day Book.
The language Of Democracy used to be
III the people desire this measure or that
ard 1t is based on true principles, they should
be urged to sustain them with their votes. Of
The language now is III the Dcmocraii,
Party expects to prosper by the introduction
ofthis measure or that, whether ID meets th,
appreciation Of the people or not, such meas
urc shall be forced upon them d, all hazards
such, now. IS What s1me men. once Fcde'll
i,,s, once Nationals, now pretending To b,
D4mocrats, call Democracy.
With such threat, as this coming from d,
Union AMI the paper from which the aboy,
is taken. can il b. doubted why the State
Convention holden .h.s week IN Portland
adopts the odious Nebraska doctrine Of rr
puJiatiou, 10 case Il is jonei How much d
this a government Of tbc people, itihcy hay,
no voice or choice IN their action uron meas
urcs sh,sb may bc presented f'r their CON
,,Ierat,on; Boa mos, jyrral on the j.cui.or
Of ths.r central power and thu u1rlshlcou0
authority Of interested and cl1mor1us ini,
,iduals. urged on hy party dsrir'ac' IL
these ar.siocrz's apply 'hs screws. Lctther
preach thc Gr Of "pop1lar Sovereignty" as
embodied ia lhc Nebraska B.l l., th
alternative be Libcrty or',er.J1m. The TCn
ne are ready Cor che contest AMI lisg trlg
r,r.u;s. will yi0i.c1,r Oh night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

The Washington correspondent f,he jour
nal Of Commerce alludes to the municipal
election in the Federal City = the following
terms
The Washington city municipal election,
which came or yesterday, is to be- viewed as
4 marked feature in the history Of the u'nes,
Ii shows tina, a new party is spnnging up, IN
these otherwise quiet times. which will dis
locate old parties, and give a new direction ID
political power For. Il the "know Moth
ings, :" could take this city, under cIreunsian'
ccs Of great discoaragemcul. what city eau
they not take
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

LOWELL, June 20. The Stale Temperance
Convention assembled this evening 10 Hun
ungiou hall. Abou, Gnrcn hundred persons
present. :. G, Mace, Mayor Of Lowell, vas
chosen President pro tenn, who, ou taking
the Chair. made brief address. PRAYER was
Offered by Rev. n. c Eddy, ofLowell At'
dresses was majc to the Convention audoom-
m.i,ccs to nominate hoard Of officers, dram
resolutions &c, were appointed, when he
Convention adjourned an to morrow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
DANIEL W. LAWRENCE ~ CO..
osLy aASUTAcTURTEs
rrEDE Ford NU u,

COLD Al Whnlesal. II our dislil'ey, IN Ned
- ford; al.o nj our store, SIS Commercial street,
Basiuu, (near the Charles River BndssO anu
Narrated rure, when purchased directly loonl u.'
Town Agents can h. surpliri BY sending iSen
orlers ly Mail or RAILROAD ESpre's' ,.,
-s-Ik ,.ui i,r con rt.ri Ii sad imitation which
/. IL n- rnre MrlfM Rum. y II. We have
M agent. s,npl1yrd tn sell our rr-.
N.-lCs-i' IrnS -, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

SgupIy AID MEl1NCHOLLY DT,ru. Some
two or three months sincr, Seth Libby, son
OF John Libby 80, Pos, Master Of Olk HI
2. o., went out South ~ one Of his fathers
vessels (s,h. wa,.hmln), Cor the bcucf, OF ,
health. Just before starting on his return
home he wrote his friends that be was iu per-
Gee, hcal,h-iei as well as he ever DAD 90 his
lie. Under this encouraging message hls
friends were daily looking ior his return,
vih health aSd yigoI completely restored.
But only bis corpse reached home. Abou, a
fortnight out from the Southern port, he bad
commenced dropping. and b., hule While
before tie vessel arrived home he was dead.
lie was abou, - years old his disease con-
sumption. lAdysriiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
FANCY GOODS.

" n. siuONTON. III MiJ'lsSlrr'. ha' Just
H.. ucci,cd, ali H. receiving, 10 n,.t , sn ]
,1,st conr,cir assortment IL Fanny hoppS'
ever uifsrrd flr Sale In the State Of Naine con.
sisinr np,It as follows
pspirr Ma,hr Wurk Snul' ran'-r M1l,ch'
por folio. papicr Nache Cart 'I,'' ! ! we
Cwl-ry Shell Combs, new pattern ne Sice'
GuuIs; Shl,i1s Boxes Feather nn'lns 'r''A'
o.. sn1rs. Amcrir,n anil Iup.r'rl fe'inm,r''
Pun,Ic. Hair oil. luhln'' 'rirDagd IN
tact. IIarri.,n. cc.-bmtcd ENtno', 'ull fsns
COLI ,oI silver prnci', Iadiss' ant "enis' trc'.
,ipg Goes I1Jie.' J,I Rnc'lrt' lah'"' Sew,
log Rud. Shell and r,ah C1rd ,'''' lt",,
ani Iyor Tablet. Iadc.' Comran''n Ladies,
Rossun oI Woik RuNr. Ladies Ornamental and
Embroidered Wo,k Bag.
Por Monnaic- Of the richest 81! e. french ana
American.
Ilair and Tooth Bmshe'.
And n thiugand other articles, when can ne
bo,phi nt th. place ~ Cheap a. they can W hlda
-sg.ANN orHER FLACrIN THr uNitLp si'Ils'
Remember the plaes-SlMoNiON'S
400 III Miliis st. roulani.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

our subscribers, Who are BOO arrrar, are
requested 90 send che amounts ly their dele
gates 90 the Convention "a, South Paris, oa
tas 2-,h Some one Will be .a attendance
Who will De- prepared Co settle their accounts.
% IS better 60 real your own paper t.an che
Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
Farm for Sale.

..s.ygN Il b. Subscriber ofrr' iur sale one
if.,lf,3 ] ofthe best Fam. in ta- io"n OF
'....ft BrrhGrll, situated th,ce miles ifom
81" ths village n the main road 10 vans
--,s..--- c,n,,niu, alaut Cac hl'dfrd a,'S'
nj I,,I, well ,i,iIeI ato Cell, ras,i'" 30" ".oi'
h,I. cuts tvcrt, .Gy, iol' u hay anna'Iiy' 10
b,u.e lam anl .hcl. ave capsciou'' me-" ana o.,
good rcpair; It Is vel .npnlei WIN Na',l,A g'ot
,r,I, ,rsr. of ,,p,tale size frr setting. The Lrm
I. IA bi1h state Of cultivation, The icnee' are ~
- 1919. sill farm will he coll low t applied
H. .,oG, Terms lihcul, Mu5Ls LOW.
BreLfsld. March, 10, 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

E..luET, par EE.El.g,.E. 10 was
not 1 IuIe amls.1- as we'll as cNtraorlwry
Co see ttr mes of ,a.s region, i1 most eases,
vtu fr,: lrsar-a1zi tac democratic party.
turn on, ,5 attend 'ar irregular" democratic
Convention They Who arg rrluiatul rc--
u'ar uou.r-'.gu-,o'.i GI aal cua..-r,J
with ubt-,-co, ul and supported Mass LIB
,ra' Conventions, srug s'y'y aal Others uFeO-
y-sIludcrrI ihe uuc and tired democracy
with such s.Iy crlhers. o. BnGls, Niger,
Rlmrol and s,c.rci thcu.umFb OF Wing
gerry ~ two yrl- ia succession, were aC
front iu lc 'a.a aal delegation. Waat
glorious regularity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

Charles C.. Wright, a New York artist and
native at Maine, Is dead. Mr Wright, IS
said to have been the FIRST PERSON who intro
juccd the Nlocuphic mole Of printing in
New York. and also To have been the intro
Queer Of the irs,machinery Cor manufacturing
steel pens in the United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
Bnnfs &. Shoes.

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
his friends AMI patrons that he continues to
carry on the
Boot and Shoe Business,
In all its branches, at the oLD STAND, on
PARIS HILL,
Where he has constantly on had AMI Is constant
" manufacturing,
Ladies' Misses and ChiIdrrn's Cater
Boots, Polka Boots, shoes, &c
An OF which be- viii warrant o. b, of the --latest
SYKES and Bcs, Material. Also Gent.' 6nc
French & American Calf Boots,
Men. and BOYS Cali, Goat. Kip. ssd Spit shoes
Also Iadies' Misses' AMI Chilitcn's Rubhets'
Al.o a large sssoumCut q new and c'shionahle
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Foreign aud Domestic Fruit, Fancy
Goods, Ne, sc.
Call and see.
II JOHN DrrSSER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

4 IIlyg. Its stated that roc baildinl, on
Cherry 81. New York, $50 feet hong, is o'-
cup,sd by TIRE ira3rl Irish ilm.'ics-l-o
families using the same entrance. Amer ,h'
statement, d, was supcrauou' Co ~ ha'
several eases OF cholera hal occurred iherc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

Anouli.c Dl-usrreo,yp- Saloon made Jos
appearance here thc o'ner morning. Ms.grs
:. ". d p. VI. Sawyer accompany b., and
arc prepared TO ,ase YOUR lecture a ans
time, if you viii call o1 them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
MARRIED.

nr.Lf.fI. Ish.lrI ". Urrvrs 20. VI.
Ih...r. -. N.ss of ErgkG.H, o. Mis llaurgt Q.
La 90 Addison.
I4R-.ir-rr. ith. THi. n. Au.r.1 60 N..s 81
Trr, o. Urr., of UHrh'.iI.
D. trrs r..r fHr editor vas rrmrr.fr,' Ny CO.
r.r1rt. L.r. Er vlt.a 'hr IarlI.s v.H r,.,1c hl.
rHHHi..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
Guardians Sale

NY V,rrr, ~ L.-cn.e Gpm Hon. Tiiurur
Ii Iruury, algr Of Probate urihr 'nu' 90
6,r.tH. I.ltr-. Private Sale no mE t"r0i'- e.
house, il Butkir'I Village, 90
Saturday the SIh day of JAW
Nr>t. sl thr in'rIc.t which HI"hor W. goo
TtrE, 4 Ty,Ns. minor rh.llci Cd. WH.lrU
r,,l. h,s OF ur,l field boz saii C"uui,, d..l'.si,
lave tnnlI o. the Homestead E5uu 90 tA.lt .a''
bihsr. .
sail nun consists uf about f',.s'y acres i'I,
with faoI az { convenient b1,lt1gs ta.uH,1, ,uh-
f-rt a. tLr WiJuu's ugh' ui ,Yu,l De .lH Ircmi'
e.. SOvUEONiN EVANS,
Gutf ',lu ~ sI.l u'l.rs.
nrrLrc'F. NAV gf.h. 1851. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
Nnficn of Fercolcsure.

WHEREAS. CHARLES II. TliCNtS, ihe1
w al UprIi,lI. I'm thc County Il ONiard, and
st.,s ,f Maine, did uu the iuuuN-.iNih tlN Of
T,hrnry, \. II. 1851, ly IL, decd Of mortgage 81
that ,I, convey a. inr critliuI cal estate .iusi'
in Grrruvuld IN said CoulrN, aU, Ua,I- n1, iN ac'
scribe. IN laid most 90 dca,i, trruri' "rh The
u>E,ul Rrrurd.. nuuk ~, Page 3ji. g. secure Zoe
r,,mrnt ufroItain ullcsi AMI Vhc.,a' ~ cor1i'
lion of ,1iI mot.r-c j. iroa,n,l 80" ih'' notice
IN f,rc,ls.c he .au , according 90 The ''"' "i i"'
State ct Maine. ,. l.,.,,,,ycs
rnis, MAY 60, 'sjL u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

Mr. Simon Keen, of Oxford, VAS killed
ca SATURDAY hsi,wh,'o a, vors Boo enc woods,
BY A ,k,l,vhra N1s tl-oNuin falling tree,
90 -s Co strike bis nccs, killing him instantly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
NOTICE

JyvHCEEAs. my wife, LOUISA JANE hs''
w without cause, eft my lel ani ls'n'h' lh''
i.,o inrliI al r,r,ols h1'buIis ~ iEg'ns h-' "n
m, acraua', - sal "a, M ., :. ne,
ing, after h.. date. LL'''I"
Pr-is ip-s 2, 1881
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

The Louisville Democrat saws II BE- report.
ed il4i ono Of doe Hardin Count, Jury, which
acquitted Nlu. Ward, was rccrutly b,ucn by
o. snake. ana Nr' "a, u-,r 6iul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

Nr' uov 81 rrrr1i0- 90 tho 'uu1 'Al' no" 'ai.
E.Ga.hnti. uat 600 irh1h,unt ct The State, aH.
has rp tru,ut, agent Ur attorney therein, ard
iG.t h. hls n, notice ~ ihrTrnirrN niihis snii
r. !. Therefore urIcr,i o., ihc turri that thr satI
Plaintiff motif, the sai' nr'cni.0i 81 ihr r.w.n'l
gF I'D. .r.t h, ,au.in- au abstract Of thi. wit
,,s,H F., cory 1T this Ur1rr 81 Count th'rrun, ~ o.
.frITfsNr.I' three week., ,urrg.siyr'y 900 The ONnr
Democrat, q newspaper published az lu,, in sara
Count, II ONfpuI; che hot Publication o. br ihluN
Et.at lfa.t lrlprr the nest Tenn of laid Sop. JuI
Court. o. d. huilsu AZ PARIS aiui,sIt, un The Sec
u1I Tu,.l4, of Au-ust next, to ODE col that iN'
said Drij.r amt may then auI There appear 60 80.
,.,.t and sbou cause, Il an, lr h,s, uh, i1lg
mont .r.ul not D.. rem .srrl against him, aud exec
,H;tun issued accordingly.
ELISHA WINTER. Clerk.
A ius cryy ~ r'l'.'Ui, and t.rAn'i 90, ani or'
Lrr nj Count thereon.
% Au-.u l.. WINTER, Cirk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

Joseph b Hall, Esq, has been rg-aProiat-
Cd Poe, Master a, Pressure Isle, vice Cyrus
Jordan, resigned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

ONToRp -: Ala Court of Probate bid ~ Paris,
within AMI Zoe the Couuty ~ ONiord, on The lhhd
TussIay 81 Juns. IN thr year 1T "nr l1rd one
thou.an eight hon 'rcd anil GG,.Iur.
ON the rgiition " BENJAMIN VI. ROLFE,
~ suu nui heir Of Juhp Role, Htr ~ Rumi'"i,
in sail Cuur',, deceased. proving 'h" f,iu
Track. 1T M,Ni,u, io .aiI Cuuui, lurN o." 'rrg'ai-
rI administrator o. the estate ~ aid IrrH1sci,
OuplErn, that the .aI q, T. Roll, gi',
notice 90 All, t,-r.pn. irt.r,.f,l O., causing cops
ofthi. order Go D. rull..h,l th,og vrri. sunroc--
siyrl, en- The ONful Democrat, printed NJ Imis'
that they ma,aur,1r no Probate tnnrt 10 w.
held at Paris u1 thc ihid Tuesday of Jul, ucNi,
at nine ct the clock In the hrruuUn, lHl sh'w
cause, n an, the, have, WY che same should 90
l.. moved. srpfpy,l 1nl allowed az che lat VIII
and Testament OF aid deceased
TIMOTHY LUDprN, Ju'ro
\ tue copy-\ucsls
20 wv. Wirr NiEsTv, r.. r,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

4 hundred OF mote Scotch ctrls recently
arrived, have gone 20 work 90 lhe Ilolyule,
Mss Mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23

The house Of wm. II. Moody Of Stan,
dish, was struck BY lightning on the evening
ol he llth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-23
rO.u p,nhsl Now Rnnksl

S,IIONTON, IL Nijllc St. rrrri,e' all rev
y qualifications ss rlrl, 'r 'n advance oi ans oih'
az e.'a,li.hri.ri he ihr ciN'
STlTyDyTPYy S,p,ptrn lcrr' large 80.
.,,,,prpI az aIl kiuis uC Sts'i"U'y. CANnluo bin
teirrr ,nu ,.url h,sc elsewhere
MACHINES AN th' popular Magazine
ma, H., t.upI al SiupNTUN's. immediately adr'
their Iulli,atiun. ,......
Al.,alI th,rrircir,l news 1u! liraN PAIURS
at ur.irp. N,v Nulh, ara lhi'dr'.hH
SCHOOL BDOES--tlth'> rAHrtrn W"FE'
mos, In usr d, uur schools may b. puIghhrd chclp
ai Smrrtnu's. .,,.,
ZI\Ts. ETNIiWS, PERIODICALS, ETC., en-
sng sIMuNToN, ~; MlIt su,st.
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FARRARi, HOtEL
AT nrCKTIELD VILLAGE.

Fl'lE Subscriber rr.Tcriul', inf.m' ths Tnvl.
Iag Public a0I r,uicpatN thpsr who DER
. CoUsTuv RrTNrAT, where 'h'l riu have pure
a,r and water, aIi che m1st t..I-h'.ul views ~
I1rl..,r, >gersry. ih,t h' d.. l,1ssl 'fe nsv
Tavern Ilurrr. erected DO NUCkiiELD VII
I,nE, rs AMERICA rtEItAG, ubaIs De-. .0sls
a.. Ir.tsrr,ir,s ur ihr accommodation 90 lu'f'rIs
Tn. Iluu.r BE- LIr.s 4gI 4 rr, aud vel ctC1.
lated ~ ,uuy,1r -.1lN rtnI.s, ur s.rgH rD--
sons; ar CO.. ftI'a will o. n'H1ls supple! vlIl, be-
Wanlrsums Rur.l O rlr, ct, well a. With tac L1Su-
rt,s 90 th, Cts Ns.h.i.
Tlr Ir.,.r d. slfu = i1 ihr Centre ui one DI
the m,st liysl, and HDui.h1g villages in al The
ruuutN, with ffa.i.us uIfu font gr,uhls' anN
connected With -.Hl iil'n stable, With tlHy
Cr.r.l,t M Fl.r H'sD. N r1n be reached IN
Ebi'ul. iu > hours lrum Portland, AND iluu
Boston. Il b. 'hc lace uil,.i1.rrr "l ~ ir.
ne. u'.r, ku.ou as me hrg'.f tclfr in New
T. saur IN CluI,, Sheer, aui Fud HHsr',
AMERICA TARRNR.
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Oxford Normal Institute

TIVE FALL SESSION viii commence on
wrDSTspAY, the oh Jay Of August next,
and con inue YITrEIS Willis,
L. T.. MINDS, Principal.
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