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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25
Married in SDite of tbrir Teeth.

Old Governor Saltonstall. of Connect.
was d man of some humor as we'll as per
severance in efec,iug the end desired -
Among other anecdotes told of him by
the New London people. the place where
he resided, is the following:
OF The various sects whch have -four
ished in their day, and then ceased 10 * p
ist. was one known as the Rogerites, so
called from their founder. John. Tom
or some other Rogers who settled MOI
far from the good town aforesaid The
distinguished tenet o! the sect was thrir
denial Of The propIety and spirituality
of The form Of marriage. They believed
ii is not good for man 10 be alone and
also that one wife only should .cIeave
unto her husband' But this shonll be- a
matter of agreement merely. and the
couple should come toget Their aud 1--WE ns
man and wife, dispensing with all the
forms Of the marriage covenant.
The old Govern IT used frequently 10
call upon Rogers AM talk HE matter
over with him and endeayor ~ convince
him Of the improperly of living wiki
Sarah as he did. Bat neither John o.
SarOh would give up their argument.-
Ii WAS matter OF conscience with them:
they were very iHppy together as they
were; of what use then could ID mere form
be? Suppose they would thereby escape
slander-were they not houn' TO take up
the Cross and live according ia the ,uIrs
OF the religion they profess,d? The Gov
ernor'S lcgIC Was p0"rrssS.
He was in the neighborhooi OF John
QUE day, and meeting with. accepted on
invitation to dine with him. Converse
sion as usual turned upon the subject.
Now. John. said the Governor. after
a long discussion. why will you not
marry Sarah? Have you no, taken hsr
to be your lawful WIFI
Yes. replied John. but my conscience
will no; permit me 10 marry her il III.
form of the worlds people.
Very well; you love he,?
Yes
And respec, herr
Yes
And cherish her as bone Of your bone,
and flesh Of your fesl1?
Yes. certainly do
And you love. obey. rcsPec; aud cher
ish him he continued. 10 Sarah.
Certainly do
Then. said the Governor, rising. 'by
the laws of God & the Commonwealth o
Connecticut. pronounce you to b hus
band and wife,
The rawlings md rage of John AMI Sarah
were OF no avail. The knot was tied by
The highest authority in the State.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25
Interesting The little narrative on the

Interesting The little narrative on the
frs, page of this paper-'A Story for
Young Folks" by Alice Cary-wiIl deep.
ly interest all those who read it. No.
only young folks should read it, but the
old. that they may be prepared to impress
upon the minds of those who may never
have the opportunity Of reading il, the
lovely moral il i9culcates. After the
perusal of such productions. who would
throw il aside and say they don't care
about newspaper in q family.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

New Court Ilou@.-Our neighbors of South
Bend are now erecting a beautiful stone
Court House upon portion of the site
occupied BY the old one. The stone is
brough, FROM Chicago. and from the sp-
pearance of the work so far as it has pro-
crossed. it will be a Sassing testimony to
The wisdom and tastes of its projectors
Tax payers may slightly feel tho pressure
aof lis cost for year or two. but al
forwards they will he proud Of the work
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

cles. and pursuing calmly the eyen tenor
of his way. attain renown. wealth and
long life; but whilst such an individual
may, like any other prodigy, occasionally
be found. numbers will fall around him,
The victims of unrequited mental labor,
and disappointed hopes.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

Our en.erprisinG neIshbors Of Fort
Wayne are making preparations to ligh.
their thriving city With gas. We hope
il will not terminate as similar efforts of
other neighbors-all gGsi and no light.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

IT is stated that the several breaks in
the Wabash and Erie Canal, occ7sioned
by the late rains. will cause n suspension
of navigation between Peru and Lafayette
for some two weeks.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25
Goods Y0u ~ ant.
Ditchill9.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Conmls
l y sioner and Engineer O! the county of
Starke. will offer FOR sale as TIE law direc s.
the contract OF Dtching as follows. to VII:
Ditch No. 8, tewn -, range | west 469 70 is
Do Is, =" ~, +" , I72o -
DO ,, A" -, gao
On the LIST day of June 1874, ~ tie CoUT.
House in the town OF Knox, al one Q clock
m, on said dry.
Specifications of said bitches, given on The
day o: sale, or at the Commas sioner's &c g n
any time. G. 5. TiBBIfS Com.
: = BENDER u ~s.eer
Nay Is, 1855 liii
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

4 writer Of a love tale. in describing
his heroine. says Innocence dwells il the
rich cURLS of her dark hair. We should
Sbink IL would stand pretty srhar,
chance of being ccm5sd oat.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

Supreme Judse.-Alvin P. Hovey has
been appointed by the Governor. ns Judge
for the 4,h District, 10 ell the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF the Hon.
A. l.. Roache.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

Ia the case o! the United States egaii,s,
Mr. Collier, late Collector OF San Francis
co the jury have returned speciul vcr-
dict BY the consent OF both parties. sub
ject 10 the opinion OF the Curt.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

The Tremon, House at Chicago. BY
Gage s. Brother. is model Hotel. There
is less confusion and Encouragement
about it. than is found at most houses
doing such an extensive business.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

4 society called tho Do Nothing has
been formed ID New Be ford There are
Sc, eral hundred il that city who eppsovs
lis principles bu, ARE too lazy ~ j,ii.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

Prepare your specks for astronomical
observations on tomorrow. Friday as
the eclipse may prevent your seeing much
without them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

The June number of Godey's Lady's
BIoh-a beautiful number--has come to
hand, but we have not received the NJ
number.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25
Just Received a a t Fine Lot

les, Real pure Linen Cambria iId' kfs.. Swiss
and Null Edgings and lnsertingS, which viii
be sold cheap at
TIE Peoples CHEAP STORE.
Nay Il, 1884. Ior
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

Talk of indifference 60 pain We
have a few debtors who manifest the
most extreme and wonderful Indifference
to payin. They're none the worse off
for II either,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

The height of poli,eness Is passing
around upon the opposite side OF lady
when waking with her, in order TO moi
step upon her soacow.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

The unusual amount of foreign news
has crowded out several articles we had
prepared for this paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

carried cut a project, was obliged 10
bring il back.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

NICHOLAS MCARTY, an old and much
esteemed ciiizan of indianapolis. died o!
tina: place on the l7.h inst.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

A late arrived from Venezuela states
that the l9:h Of April was appointed fer
The liberation oil all The slaves IN Neizu.
Ella.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25
Deliriun 'lfemenS.

On the 9Th inst. John Little alias John
Post. young man native Of this CAY,
and known TO The older citizens. was taken
aboard q canal boat al Roanoke in Hunt
ing'on county, nnd being in drunken
situation known to our dOggcry keeper s
az aelirium !remsnS; j, vas difficuIl to Sc.
cure him safely.
al length near Rufrnors 10 miles West
OF here he esca ped from the boa, md Sc
GREETED himself in Tie woods. where he
vas left. 1t appears that after the boat
hid gone, he blundered into the caGul and
was drowned An inques, was held over
bis body and verdict rendered according
TO those facts. Rumselersl on your skirs
is The death of John Post. You gave bond
to keep an orderly and reputable house
and to identify parties ngains, damage
which you might do. Have you done ii?
FL. Wayne Times.
Mother. what is q hush?' A hush child?
| do moi know-what makes you ask?
Cause the other day asked June. what
made her dress stick out SO and she said
hush
An Apperl-Mat F. Ward has published
an appeal to the Editors Of the u. States,
begging them to suspend judgment in his
case until the publication Of the testimo-
ny in an accurate form, which pubica-
i.on, he says. will be done by the Messrs
Appleton. of New York. very shortly
Unfortunately for Ward. too much icsti-
mony has been published already. He
killed brother man without any suffi-
Gent provocation. The evidence as 10
that point-and that is all the point there
is--was full and uncontroverted.
But after oil. we do not know but the
press and the public are pursuing WARD
too mercilessly. He stood trial, and was
acouitted. AS any murderer would. he
use1 all possible means to escape convic-
s.on- Public censare. Mt, the close Of The
trial. il strikes US, nigh. we'll have beer
transferred from his shoulders to those of
the twelve nien who, by their verdict
sigod his guilt away. The jury should
30 deemed the pluTdeTeFs aof tire Louis.
vile ,chooImsslsr - Dst. Free Press.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25
q ID IT, arp

DIED at Mishwaka on the l5lh inst,
Mrs. AMANDA NJ. GRANGER. conscr, of
Elihu J. Granger OF this county. Her
age was 2l years.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-25

sMo,her, what is q hush?' A hush child?
| do moi know-whal makes you ask?
Cause the other day asked June. what
made her dress stick out SO and she said
hush
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

Tur JAPAN EXHIBITION. A letter from
Hong hong. speaking OF the treaty with ia
pan. SAYS il is beyond doubt that the free IN
,ercourse between the two countries is fully
opened. Two points for United States steam
,rs To supply Goals Mould be conceded to the
Americans nv this treaty kind treatment and
an ,buudan, supply Of provisions are secured
10 an Americans Who may visit any part OF
the japanese coast The ports conceded are
Simoucli IN Nippon near Care wzuc, AMI
IIaka,am on tic Island, on the Straits Of
Watsernai
The rail road and electric telegraph, taken
by the squadron to Japan, were in scccc'slul
operation when the SusquehanuA LEFT.
The J,panesc utterly denied having made
any treaty. With or concession to the Russian
Government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16
FANCY GOODS.

~ n. sIMONToN, III Midile Street, has ju,i
Ia. received, and Is rceiying, the best and
most complete assortment Of FANCY GOODS,
ever offered for Sale 10 the Slate Of Maine Con-
sisting in psrt ~ follows
PAPER Maehe Work Stands Psr'tr Mache
Port Ioos Papier Maehe Carl Ca.es me
Cutlery Shell Combs. new pattern Fine Steel
Good. Shaving Boxes Feather Dustlng Brush-
- Soaps. American AMI Impaired Perldm.ry.
Pomadcs Hair Oils i.ubin's osehratrd Ex.
tract. Harrison. eslsbaied Extract, ; Gold Fen. |;
Gold and Silver Pencils Lldies' aud Gents ices.
sing Cases Iadies' Jet Bracrlets Ladies' Sew.
ing BIRD. shell and Pearl Card Cases Psarl
and Ivory Tablets Iadies' COMPANION Ladies
Rosewood Woik Boxes Ladies Ornamental and
Embroidered Wofk Bags.
Port Monnaiss Of the richest sly &c, French and
American.
Hair and Tooth Brushes.
And a thnuIand other articles, whieh can he
bought nj this place az Cheap as they can he had at
ry-ANY orHER rLAoI rHE UNITED STATS.
Remember the plles--sIMoNTON'S
ara III Middle ~, Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

on Coiv Our friend Hon. J. Bridges,
ofCas,.re, ha. sent US a silver coin, DO. a
lev weeks since out OF the Baron De Casinos
old Fort, IN that interesting town. It's about
the size Ola hl'fJollar, and aPpears 10 have
been a drop Of silver. hammered oct nearly
round, and then stamped with figures IN
French designs. Il IS like quantity ofseyen
hundred dollars worth, dug out oflhe ground
about ,cn years ago 10 Peuojsco, and Is no
doubta par, of the Baron's treasure. Casiine
vas a French noblcman, voluntarily e1llcd
90 this New World shortly arer rs settlement
by the English a, Plymouth. This State
then vas a Frpnch Proyincc-Aeaiil. lie
located a, Basadaee-now called for the
Baron, Casline,- married Tluatine Indian
squaw, built a fort, helped the French and
Indians fight the English eolonist,, AMI died.
leaving buried treasures. The eOin We row
have vas ones iu hrs hands and his property.
Augusta Banner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

Mr Noble Butler, The brother Of Matt.
Wards victim, D, - said viii be obliged TO
sell h.s house to the expenses of,he late trial.
lie IS a schoolnas,er, as WAS his brc,her, and
CONDUCTS one Of the best ladies' schools 10
Louisville
l. 70 not strange thai the c.tl'ns Of Louis
Vile should cn,rusg Ihe education Of their
daughters TO a graduate ct a Northern iree
school lie mus, have a very mild discipline
no, to have ye, reused The "Ch.yalry" ofKen-
tucly.
Mr. Bllcs states tha, by the ala Of citi-
zcns in Louisville, be IS placed beyond the
need uf p.cu1iary assistance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16
Tuprr Day, L,rrrp Faon Euporr. Tho

THnEE DAYS LArrrR FRon EuROPr. Tho
Arabia arrived at New York, June 18th.
Eight thousand French troops landed and
took possession Of Piraus.
King Ohio has accepted lhe uliima'um OF
France and England and has summoned new
ministry.
The Anglo-Freneh squadron has been or
dered To the White sea.
Napier battered the ou,POsis Of lIango, but
had TO, Cup to the esd) captured the main
Fortress.
SIls,ria held out bravely uP to the s7,h.
St. Arnaud, Omar Pacha, and Lord Raglan
held a council near Wanna.
The Anglo French force will proceed To
AdriaHoPle.
Lord Paimers,Ou will probably be appoint
cd War Minister.
England and Austria will despatch ior'
nal demand to the Car on the o, to withdraw
ms forces rom Turkish territory.
omar Pacha was advancing with 10000
men to relieve Silis,na.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16
To tho Dyspeptio!

A M 700 nfrietci Nth Dftryriikf .O-vs
~ vow TODD distr-', yuui HqTe you diseased
f,yra-pain about the .h0uliefs, eide, &c. Are
you troobled with CosIUIFIssl Are you sob.
ieet 20 DfErIsEss and llEAnAeBrl Fave yoS
poor appstisi Docs ,opr food beeans acid on
the ,t6rnach anil distress youi Ate your 'kin and
eye. ysllowl Do you feel doll and lsnguidI "
sou h4r, any Of these complaint the best r'ms1y
you can procure 10
Buzzells Vegetable Bilious BitteJl
This medicine !, Of hong standing. II u m nov
nosirum got up 10 deceive the public, ~ thousands
II the eiiitens " this STATE have and will testify
The Proprietor has certificate. from ~ parts OF
the State recommending them above all others iOt
the disease. cor which they have been Administered.
FoR HuNon'. DIR. BuZZCLL'S BITTERS
are M inGlihe remedy. Their reputation !. c,-
Iabl,.heI When the lIumof appears externally.
BuEzrLLs IHFRoYTD lIuNoR OISrNEST
should be applied and relief will h. immediate AMI
and cure eventually bscoins permanent lpriso
81 I 2 cents per bots.
Sold at whoiesale by NATHAN WOOD. Ne.
90 Market sqoar-, Portland, aud by his Agsn,s
throughout the state.
II. II. HAY. Portland Wholesale ana Retail
Agent.
Agent.-Pari. Till, r. ". Crock-r; 40. Paris
E.. W. Murdoch So. PaTis, noct. VIM. a. Rn',
Norway, Henry Hough,on; Woodstock, Tho..
Sampson Jr.; Bryan,'s Pond. Jewell saw
yer No. WoodsioCk. WIN. Small; Greenwood, =.
II. IIoughionj Bethel Hill. l. c. Kimballi Newry.
Nathan P.R,cnon; Hanover. a. X Ruapp; Anto-
yer. l.. Crockett & Co.; Mexico, Lewis RSei /;
Rurnioid Center. +. lIoyt; DiShsld. c. 7. Cha's a
Son; West Peru, l.. Balsier J. Green; Cani0s'
u. De,hon. Canton Point; c. 8. Brown, No. Tar
ncr, ". Bray & Co W. &. Atwood Hartford, ID.
Wanen, Mechanic Fsll-, ". Ruhinsan; Runiord
/ pciot q A KinIl,aII, OsC,td n 4 UipstnoFr. vi
ran, &. q Alien; Brownhsld, Tyler h Blaks Fgs.
/ hutg, J. u. Page, Shucy & AndfeWs; llaul'oa.
Francis Blake: Conva,, l.. =. Mortou; Lowell,
/ D,up,,NIoore; BrdEtOn ,s,cphtn hfrnLall, nTn,oH
| i06, G. II. Chotr.
For sale BY the above Agents, iIinklN 'sA'.htis
Liniment, llinkIe,s Celebrated A'iaIic rcsi
Mans rhstefs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

? A gentleman 10 an adjoining town informs
Us that there ate Two parties IN that town on
the Nebraska question. They are composed
o. the Postmaster on one side. and every
BODY else on the other.
Springfield Republican.
We can show a better look for Nebraska
Bill in our own village than that. Those
Who are good on political figures estimate
that there are seven bona 6ds supporters Of
TIA; iaiqui,y in our village. This all comes
from having a newspaper here tina, iavors 1t,
and this fact We consider a very important
one, as showing the immense influence that
can Be sIsr'sd BY 4 single ns~sPaPsr.
Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

GrooEFur HrSDRD IE,Es AGO
LoyisIaNA, This Country Ives Eas, and
We, Of the River Miuaur,, having C1roi-
"a and G,o-gil on one SIDE, ard M,Iiro on
the other So that ihe French have arhi,ra-
rily made a crsl, new Province out Of what
belongs % ,hs ErsI'i on the East, a1d the
SragiIri' on the West, and TO Which ,hcy
have no other Tile than writing their
Name upon II. They have bull, town
called Nrtr Or'sgE, at ,hc mouth OF the Ms-
sauyi, iu the Gulf Of M.uc8, and several
other Ports But the Dis,aacc, Dluenues,
ADD Em,yncss ct the Country, will proven;
any Trade or Profit being made there. Cor
do,'' GrooEUUy AN,rowzE'o L0yuoS
M,DCC,LIv. Exeter News Letter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

FElrp N ruy NsuE,sEI BuL. The
Washington correspondent, Of the New York
Tines states tina, NJ Richardson's substitute,
which he stated 10 BE- the Senate bill, with
cot the Clayton ployiso, contains clause
providing that no persons other than ei,itrrs
OF The Uui,cj States should hold office or vote
until they had sworn TO support the principles
ofth.s Lill. TEL TO Portland Adv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

The au,n'iur az uur rralsrs b. called o. Profrs-
sHr IluIuvay's Advertisement on another T1r 81
uur columns The vu5ld vide rr0ovn II he Pills
a1l Oi1turut are taD MI k,1gB o. rrguirc much
C1ums1t fruu us. lut ths, lre, without tuubt, the
uHst rurJtrus reus- gs &C. an ihr ~ which hssh
d, heir Co.. N,uy nf uur reader, have derived in-
srs- i~1s6t from u.ing he r,Is en- css.s Of Nile
spi gsn-raI dsrspgru-ut II The stomach and lrow-
sIs, AL nD rutlusuus disease can resist thc curl.
tive power. Il ths Oiutm-n,, the effect I, has on
the d uul.o frame . ccTtsiny astonishing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

legal notice was served upon the United
States authorities by the CITY Government OF
Boston las, week, to quit and deliver up the
ycoms how occupied by them be- the County
Court House. The lls, Of the present month
Is the time when the Marshal and an other
ClTccrs of tlIc General Government mus quit
the premises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

MANr. Mr.. washburu, Representative
n Congress from the PeaoSseOt district, ad-
dressed large meeting Of tho citizens Of
Bangor on Friday evening. The Mayor pre-
sided. and after the address was over series
Of resolutions were passed With unanimi'y
They declared, among other things, that the
passage Of the Nebraska bill was breach OF
the public hiih, and that hey would never
cease TO endeayOr to effect It's repeal 50 long
as any hope OF success remained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

In Philadelphia a, the municipal o'ectioa
the candidate Of the "Haow Nu'h.Hrs," was
elected Mayor by a large majority.
The result in the several wards IS the cleo
lion OF nearly an the Wing and American can
Jiairs for both branches Of the CIiy Council,
The Board OF GllIiinns OF the P1or, Prison
Inspectors, Board Of Health, School Direc-
tors, Assessors and election rEccrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

The Parliament Of Canada met on Tuesday
last, and We may expect IN a short time that
the hnal legal enactmsnis will be made To
perfect the lease the Grand Trunk Road
after which We look to see 4. & ST. l.. r. r.
stock rapidly advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

MAJ Gen. y = Edmands, commander Of
the military Gorce ordered ont by arcqu,siuon
irOm Mayor Smi,h, on Friday last, has Pu,
b,s name to the petition ior the repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave law, At the Merchants Ez-
change
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

A gain OF mummy wheat, embalmed, !;
is supposed, two lbousaEd years before the
Christian era, vas planted last year, In the
lsle OF Cambay, near Glasgow. Last har-
YES, i,yieIded 81 grains, all healthy and
good, which have been re,sovn this sPTins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16
nnmnnrntic Crrcua.

The Dru1c ratio Republicans 81 the town ol
PARIS. sh1 are be- isvor IL ihs Hon. AHsVH 2.
Morrill, Or Governor, are requested 90 meet 40 ihs
Town llrIs,. i1 said town, on >aturfly lir 2i,h
ga, ul June. 1854, st o'clock 4. VI. o. select :
JrIr.sfr. 90 attend the Senatorial AMI Cuu1N Con.
vsutruus o. le holden 1t Sruth Pare nn the 2Sih
inst. ani t1 transact su, Other AIsiurss
Per order Of n,mocr ..c Town CON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

One Of our exchanges menlicn that there is
a word in the English language that's never
pronouuced right. DID It ever occur to the
gentleman that the letters VT o-n-g, are iu-
varibly PrOnOvpccd 'SroHg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16
Noticn nf Fnrnnlosnrn-

WHEKEAS, CIIARLES X. THOMAS, then
w Of RuCkheld. IN the County Of OSiord. AMI
State Of Maine, did on the twsnty.siNih day Of
FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1851, by BIZ. deed Of mortgage Of
that date, convey to oeTtain estate, situated
IN Greenwood in said County, aud particularly de.
scrbed IN said mortgage deed, recorded With the
Oxford Records, BOOK 81, Page ISL, To secure the
payment ofcertain notes. and whereas tbs eondi-
ton Of said mortgage is broken, give this notice
IN iorselo.. the SAM, according to the laws ofths
State Of M,in6.
SIMEON CUMMINGS.
rari., Nav rs, 1851 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

"FrLurws or TuC BAsER Soar Among
those who r0llH'ssrsi as aids To the United
states Marshal 10 the Barns case was the un-
hung murderer, Albert J. Tlrrell aud MI
AnIrcvs. Jallcr Of Boston, recognized forty
frs Who had graduated from his charge.