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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-02

can divorcs the parties whenever he sees &c.
and permit the wife to take q new husband.
as we'll as the husband new wife, 20 that
the practical operations of the system 10 Com
munim in its mos; odious abominstion. The
Mormons, in efect. address to tho men and
women of their association, the Language Of
Socialism You are now delivered from the
restraints of civilization, which are evil
henosforth your passions are to be your only
guides, and the satisfaetion Of them your in
heritance only enter with seal upon your
heritage, and act yourselves outi' The whole
doctrine Of Norm anism Is, like Saint Simon
ism, "a hideona PROMINENTLY Yet, like those
precious NOR alists, they have the sublime au-
dacity to declare that their doctrine prevents
vice To which it may bs easily answered, In
the language Of an opponent Of Saint Simon
ISM to a similar boast, 1t is true, that under
your system, there will be no more sdultsry,
for vice will be tegstinaatised, reaueed 20 a
rnIe. 1t is in this sense only that you can
say there will be no moro adultery
1t Is high time that the United States Gov
ernment should withdraw all countenance and
encouragement from the Normons Brigham
Young, the Governor, openly defes the Exec.
utive of this country to remove him. He ought
to be removed without delay, and new Gov
ernor appointed as we'll as other territorial
officers, who have no sympathy with the Nor
mons, and one or two regiments Of United
States soldiers ought to be sent to Utah, to sup
port the authority of the new Governor, in case
Brigham Young should raise the standard of
rebellion. There is no persecution in tAis
Whig and Democratic administrations gener-
ally remove men from Office for q simple diff
ference of opinion on political subjects. Here
is Governor who is striking at the very roots
of civilization, morality, and common decen-
cy, and who is in the habit of daring the Pres.
ident of the United States to remove him He
ought to be at once deposed, and every act
which can be consitutionally psrfol med by
every branch of the Government, to wipe ou.
this foul blot upon the country and the age,
ought, without hesitation, to be performed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24

ATTENTION rrr Corrr \ friend oforrs
poe NET been mentioning ti7t on one occasion
ts wee addressing '',hc cour,." o, ,hr har of
one orrhe middle S'1,rs urru ,hr srh..r, of
rrss, moment Co l., elect when his attention
v-. arrested hy a singular circumstance.
N, deserved ,h't when be lNrlt upon the
particular ro.atof his Argument which be-
wished r,rrc.1''y 'ocnmrrcl, ",ie cuur,'s'
r,-l wen, down behind his elevated desk, and
presently rosr again.
Changing hi. position slightly, he s'w the
Mystery ,frh, singular o-rurcr-c AMI when
.o10 sitter, b, va, repeated, he PruseI in bis
rrr-rks. mn said
"Whrr "lhr court b1s Finished S1r1 h'
r--..- ~.'rg 7 .h,n proceed win myarrumsn'
M v.'hra, me hope Of h,ing 1t least partial.
~ heard q"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
chnrre ~ a N,ulr 1r,tallea Fditor.

Charge to a Newly Installed Editor.
Tn. editor Of the New Orleans Christian
Advocate. VII. is somc,hinc ofa wit in bis
wsv. in welcoming to the irirod one Of bis
brc,brcp. Who he's laiely been sproiH'ci cdi-
Tor ofa religious PAPER. iFu' so'sno'y charges
him ss to the proper method of d.'ehar-irr
his duties
.Hauns been pleasantly associated with
she Jcsai1ri journalist i1 times past. ard iu
view ofL.s new sphere, We feel like taking
on over hIm after the impressive manne; Of
cur Presbyterian brethren at installations.
The rgh, hand of fellowship having been
ciyer. We proceed 10 deliver the charge
Firstly lfany mau be in this o'Fcc by pur-
rc-e. he /. not To- BY rights No boy vas
ever brourb, ~ fcr an editor. No h,her
ever thought, 4 will educate my son lor an
editor" No aspiring Young man ever said.
Il wall ,n editor" u IS an accidental
surcss,'on. Nos ify YOU desire 90 ne an eli.
Or. lived Coz 10, saw tia coming, calculated
ia seek bsrl7c you found yourssllorc, you
ore no, In the regular line. (rha totes, our
ea'lirg)
Ssccnl'y; lfyou have aHv very particular
friend. 20 AMI embrace him Cor ihc ll,, time.
For when YOU refuse hIs advise show Co make
vour rarer u,orc interesting % or exercise OBJ"
editorial discretion iu declining ga auic'. that
he sod. IN sn y o. "vo1 might jo OF, yon
,.Lc wi,b. without ihc lclst orrbcs,' bc .s on
and ever an-r'h1r oai.b. lErcouuccmertl
Thirdly Make 90 yourself friends of the
Postmaster General and 40 iho Po'im1s'ers
r r1r,.cusr. fD-7sous ot,.1,s)
Fosrdly. DO 30 ,ir raol you can md 7s Doc
,'s harm for these ain 10 you- ma.n chances
T1hly r., away lis, decisive notion
tia, 40 homes, people p1y ,trir debts lEy-
osFyi1a')
SiSdllv: BIrs-j are ,h-y tHr, Expect
nothing. for they shall no, De- Disappointed OF,
yOu csrla.r'y viii De- ,f yra expect an easy
Die or rich liytrs. lIrsarr-1
Sevsuthly Acqurt yours,H early vi'h
,bo,, Agents vbodo ru,n.rr, lnl strike them
ol. and these rI'roa. Who consider lha' ''sy
Co a favor by reading the paper, srl la,c
nothing 90 q, with 'lrm Nrihc' ever vet
supported p17er, ard 'hc more such friends
u had, he worse Or 10.
Eighty Rice, m'1v Of your own u71-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
TIE GREATEST
NJ ediCal Discovery
M THE AGE.


Mr.. KENNEDY Of RoNhmy, has Discovered
nj IN one II our common pastures weeds rrm.
e,Iy that cures EVERY KIND OF HuMOR.
from the worst Scrofula dawn 10 q common pimrIe
lie has tried il IN over eleven huudred eases. ia
never failed except in two. llc has nos To- h.,
po.scssion over two hundrcd certificates II iu VAL
We. allwithin twenty miles II Boston.
Two bottles ace warranted To- cue a nursius Flra
month,
Onc to three bottles win cure the Won't kinto
pimulas On the lace.
Two o, three bottlc. willclca The system N is
Two bottle. arc warranted u cure the worst
LioI on c,uker in the mouth and stomach.
The. 4, Eve bottles are warranted 10 cure n.
worst ca,es u erysipehs.
one to two bottles are warranted 10 cure all Do.
T,,o baus. are warranted to cure running +.
. the car. ,nd blltchc. 10 the hair.
I -Four ~ sN bottles are wauao'sd o. cure COZ.
uri nod ninrins ulccrs.
Ono bottle will c,irr sraly cfuptiols n he ski1
Tso ur three iuttlcs are warranted t1 csfs Oh,
lno.t de.pcn's eases ofrhsuuotism.
] Three Co siN bottles are warranted 10 core fa't
rhrum.
Five TO cish, bottle, cure the very var, ,l.rs
n scrofua.
A l.nsG, i. alua,. expected rom he INT baul.
and pctfrct cure warranted when The above gulr.
lly !. taken.
Nnihing look. % improbable to thosf WIN have
n vain tried 40 ths vonieIiuI medicines Of thr iIy
a. that a common weed growing 0n che pasture.
/ ani along Oh stone vall.. sh1uld core sysr, DO.
NOR; Vet IL = uow Used iaci. u ,ou have
humor IL has 10 start. There are no ~ H1r arls
ahuut H.. curing some clsss bot nUi yuurs. ~ hls
psJIrI over thoustnd hottl's 81 q in che yi.IHt
III IlBst0n and Knows thr effect ut It H rYrTy rssH
II has ae,ly done sofn- n lhr gfrIirsfr ever
done in Masslshu.cii.. H. gave % CO. ,hIilur0
year Old, a. ui people of sNtyi 1Hi bee .rru rnrr
rr0y booking children, vh1.c N..h wac -.N aHI
f,lhy, restored 10 pcIisetst1tC ui health hy p1e
htr.
/ To thosc Who lrc ir1rhlcl with sisk headache,
one blttlc will always cure b.. n gives great Tl.
Isftn oltauh aad difriurss. Some who have
taken q, nave lc,n custitr lur yrlrs, luI hu1rlIH
r-rulatrd on t. whsr, ihe bod, 8. -1uul ite a..s
uutr c,.y. not where there BE- ANY dsaHgrHr1t .'
thr function. Il ulwtr, Do will cause yrrl s."-H.r
Grlng., lat 5000 must MI d. 1'rur'- iha, a'ra.s
Disappear n lruu aur l'l. o. o. wDrh. IhHr s
never bad rrsuIt Iuu lt=-un ilr OHH'fHN H...
that fUiug BE- gone, 500 W M i.,I 1uuIsri I. H
us, prfsuu. heard -rur Ul ibr m1st rNtra1arH.I
surau.iu.rs 1T BE- chat ml1 ever listened ir.
40 change Of dirt ever urrrssINs I.f nh. l-.f
5000 ran s,i 1ul enough nfu
Direction. iur usr-Aiu'ts, ore ul'r 3rH..I
prr d,,-- children IL ,i. ht NrIr, I.s,u sn......
imm tive t1 eight, t,aspuuHiaI. 4. rI uur.fa
can o. lupIIrllle tl 40 consultations. Uk. rr#.l
Oh urrI4tr U1 thr llsr'. tairs e JaF.
a. No. nay. pwl-..r, Portland, th- 0..l lH.
tbrritsI agrni ~ Nlirr.
SOLD o., NsuHrws & BArrs, PusIlH. w.
\ Ersr. u. D., 1.laus, T.. Aluu.. g. Co..,
EmkGaI, Wl.u Nu,rs, Norway. lD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
American and Foreign Agency
wAsIIIyCTON. DC.

rt,IIE unabridged oIers bis services IN the pros
ecntion Of Claims leiore Congress ADD IN
several Departments, and Coz the transaction
apy business requiring buslnsss At the Capitol.
Persons having business 18th the Patent, lndian'
and. OF Pensiou Ohiees, 90 sny u the Depart
ments ~ the Government, or N the Supreme Cont
of the Uaited stale., may rely on prompt an'
faithful attention 10 their interests.
Toi,yier an extensive fofoign acquaintance,
will undertake aud H. respoH.,blo co. the sae tmns.
mission Of Stock. or Money, ., ~ podion II
Eu,one; and attention viii BE- paid 70 ne collcc.
ton II forrign Claims.
Corrcspondrn,s will h. furnished WITH sI-cial
r,f,rrnc,s IN whatever State ihcy may resii, 'anf
In The prominent cities II Europe.
JOSEPH G. q. KENNEDY,
Office on n street. hctscsn Ninth and Tcnth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24

sLrryrs Ayp SArcr Tbs mos, stupid 'ud
ucly hshiofs always Jas, the lonsest. How
many years the long drrssr. have sven, the
streets For the lsst twelve months bonncls
have been nyInr oflhe head, aad -. proh'b'y
they viii caq,inue for twelve more. How
cye-, ,he houur,s are simply ridiculous. A.
90 long dresses. there is somr,hinr 10 he said
ror ihem. Thcysre conyruirn, to aged IA
T'rs. They enable them 10 enjoy, without
attracting remark. The comfor oflisi slippers
enc lpced STOCKINGS lnl rollers f'r their poor
On ankles. They rcuder 10 possible Tor y0unc
ls1Ie, IN wear bluehcrs ard hich.'ow', there.
nv ayoi9inr damp frs,, 'ni 70 ave Washing
Nv making one rr,r cfs'ocsiuG' last week
- they Will doubtless continue ,o ha WON
whilst the laws Of Gshion are dictated by .
splav.fo,sl beauty. or a ladv troubled with
huniors. but thi. Kind uf arolorv cannot BE-
made for hanging sleeves. Thew are No, on
" ab,url bu, incon,cnicnt They are a'-
wavs getting in he vav. ard The sauce, and
ne bu,'cr.b1at Your wife eanro, help Won
to a po,atoe arros, the table hutshe upsris her
Glass, and breaks It With her dangling sleeve
7, usv he said that ,onr wife has no business
20 helm ro,a,oes-,ha,ih 5rs ourhtiobs foot
men in ouenJrncs 1r iia, purpose. Ccri1in-
~ or cls. ,hs should rni wear the sleeves
Rut hdir, must. NJ course, follow the height
orhshion. Whether snit,h'e to their c.rcum-
stances or not. Could not the leaders offash-
ION. then. 900 rirr 'r M. lr', orulcui classes.
Iry..c arl s,rc'iro "a kirl ~ sleeves, adapted
ro life IN a ro't,rc-wheiher near wood or
-',rsh,r,-'o 10 called co,n-c sleeves, and
~ he worn hy ,hc rcu''el cor'-csr-c'a''cs
eirrou, T'r.11.rogo their ssr,.hty'
lPurch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24

4 S-grtr BOY. 4 misery old lady
lrr, ri, rnn. one jay Finishing soldier
called cD her Tor something 20 cat. some
bones thar bad been pretty well picked were
placed hrnr. him. After finishing his din
nor. a ItrIc som OF ,ac iandIady, u",,ciu, that
rbs soldier funi IL very difficult To make OFT
much ola tianer, Pot some money into bis
hand a. be stepped ou, Of the door. When
bis mother came i1 De- asked her how much %
was worth 20 pick those old bones. "S,xpencr
ny dear 90 said The Old lady, expecting 20 rr-
rr.vs the money. 81 though, So" replied
the boy. land gave ,he soldier s.SPeuce Cor
doing Be-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24

prrsr,rvs oars go srrA Grr,r Tr,.--
rr,> Nr pnrs,rl, ,hu, js,cr.hrs ,hr death
of ''t'r GREAT American irarcj.1n, 90 az that
event occur, In Neamru
And a. Or. j-a,h scene. when he was shot,
n WIS a-s.u touched 10 mo lrau, fret he
urbH,d alor' Ike n torrrayy liberty pile
rraheh wind ,hca be- stuck out ono 'rs,
81 vrrclCi Do. after he manner Of c1'yrn.
led bnrEfu-. tlcr 81 down on ~, foor.
urrr-fhs eve, ar1 looked ,rruri and rl~r
-pr-lrI a1 Indian r1 orr side. c'al-hrl "a
soldier on tc other. struggled 20 bic lrri,
staggered -N.at f'r a jr.atar pa'rhm'n,
nrfr rusa forwards. rHra o. irar s.trarrs.
,rrrHrI QUO Hae f,z.n r.r, s.'arse.Isc'
vet 1..hc',rH. cysu,t himself 700 DIS arr
was ths rrnror unisl1rr. hsrf,rss, lNru
sunk hack .r', 10 anus olitc lr'aus, vh'-
rcrrd io Irt h.m Gown easy, rolled up ias
white, Of h.s ewes. srul,d himself down 20
fis, concluded io have q parting curse a' ihs
surrounding people. took long sscar, h.i
fovr, ana with r..sc BOO be throat Ike cas-.
ur,,s. n couple of,,raror, kicks, aud Zee
pc r,uui, gave up Doe rh0,t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24

Frov rur Srrair W0rr0. Tn Following
Is rsror,cJ as tru- message from O. cg5i7n
individual now .a the esprit wurj," as vc
have been lot .-
R1rr,t John Jones
Sp.ut Of Johu Jgos, answers tao raFs.
R-Arr won h7a7y
S-Yrs boz 40 ha, one ,h.rG.
R.-Wbat is tha,'
81 le,, the world vllhou, calling 900 lLs
pru,rr. o.. ! promised. OH could but rr-
turn 90 the earth 7 uoa'l do.
R.-D1vhl
Soil on rb- poor "PrI'sr," and u,
bonn ,hcu four dollars. ogit Is entirely mo
late.
W-No send message Co yourunr- fool
viii. O., Pay B., Coz you, aaJ then yoa viii be
happy
>-Yc, SCI. ,rI' her if.hc r..hr, ,non.
ur eternal h7gr.arss. Co ro o., orre arl 3d..
charge tual tyu', end everlasting bliss d
mine.
RI will DO AS YOU BID me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
HOME TESTIMONY N FAVOR or
Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills

Ih-,r I,su Gf fur ,rars afflicted with a ~0r.-
GI,. I,ur.., apI ,fafnrs.. anil hByr I,ln rr. d.
,.iTr.I .r, r.l..f rrti rrusrrrH siN I.,,. n
d. smith. ,,Iu,ilf IJi1I NrrraHr riis. H.I
H., l.., ,,...rl.. Loo u, r.rrI,iuts h4I Hiau,r,..
....r.,., ta.,IIm , GlrBI'. .,r-,pnHs.
IiaaL thr.- ril'. fr n, S.pnIp. vIrh1r' lry
expectation ofrIl,f JAMES u. 'ii"NiL.
Il,,ru.-.I ~ llNrs ui HuuIrril, Pin, 1r|
ls MANY mHIr rfJif,r,uf lIt., rHI have r'f.
t.rI.-.lr G.p fha r.. rfths vhuir. ih.fI
t.,. E.., tl.. u., of two hlNr. Of Or. ~u.Hs
..I.....,,.r I..r.,, y.r.frIf. Pile"
Tf,, .r,rB ta suihr r..lt at tha frn .'... 10
rr, T.....s. which sofa lIIi.u. rhrH.f.r
'' '' WND NiNuUD
-1.f ....-....
.''' YEN '...'.'
"''h'''' POP ',. ', .......... ~ ......-
U'''' " ~. ........,.. ..r...
.l....'r o., .,r' -,. .r, r,.......
,r..f..iu. , rrr.I...lfhr 1.fI.r. ~H..#....
hahn. p.r..m. without a. rgrm....r Z
r...r.,..I.I.rfl.r &c. -.fl.'. '~..H t...-
"A. lrr..y.T Irrsu VEGETABLE THs," a.| I..
aston. Em..f. fh., mu..Hf.t rurI "r. ... 10.
a.rln-a Iu de-. am m.r,y rr....H. ..l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
THE AMERICANS FRIEND.
UOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To ne C,GsHS eC he United Naio',-
most Lumbl, AID sincerely ,haak you ior the
Immense patronage which yon have bestowed UPON
NY Pill,. Ihke this opportunity II stating lha,
NV Ancestor. were ~ American Citilsns, AMI that
entertain ior 40 that concerns America ami lhr
Americans, the most lively sympathis., 50 much %
that originally compounded these rils expressly
TO nj, YOUR climate habits, constitutions and man.
uer Of living, intending to establish myself among
yol, which have now done, by taking premises
IN New Yo,k. THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
-, C.rav n .iHr 1sd Nassu SJ,ds, Noe i'gl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
hrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrup.
Readl Rsnd!! READILY!

Ors parent inflrus mr that he child has sui.
i,Iei tl an Affirming extent With fhtulcncc o'
Wind ChOlic. latsly they have usrd tue
Soothing Sytup, and Il always Effects sIoedy
cure.
Auothsr rareut .oys his child has been exceed
inGI, fctsi. owing o. the p'in snd soreness Of
Cutting Teeth For lew weeks they have
u.,d the Spulhing Suup, and hnd that Il remove,
ihc soreness and irritation tom the Mouth anl
yums. aud irrr1,es The general health Of The
rhlI. lie avs - Il Is Elfih usrs Than q costs,
by tts asSsaisd god Lua.ss asi eAssJ alasss # h'
chd."
SaIIty G. W. ATWELL, No. 4, under u. :
I Hotel, Pouand, General Agent or Maine.
Also sold by Druggists and Dealers IN Med'cins
eysrywhere. Puoe IS GU. ASDKHws Bars
! Fifi, HilAr-nfi, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24

4 Courae Iy.uNr o. rrer.t-y days
O.. Royal Tyler. oucc Governor gi Ncrnuu',
he vas cal.rl upnu o., rsc.,r ioE .lHrse 600
she Ia1suiaaI.ug,' and having failed tr
commit bis T>c.fltIuD, was giving o,i, Lr suFv
not wha., euelip5rc, Nh,l tLs Professor Doe
ierruPied M'a
BAT you tuu't Gal that ia doe book go
Il know i,' said Tyler ,''td.duo, a.ry5
vilh Mr. Locke, ori thought l would give
ny sentiments on the ssijccf."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
wM YOUNG, M.

The Tome hls rlv arrived, that usrs1us .ufourg
fum sorI,i diseases, u,,d uo uufe i~rums che NI,.
TN uT grADKrHN, as by che Urscuptiuus cone
ar,l lH chic lY1i ,1u, opo trN Curr himself, With.
uri Dim .rrr fH 'HFIrr-s, Hr 90, ..a.f a'-f ~ iIr
most intimate GisuI, aul with onr-tru,.. ODE
u.u,l ,srsH.e. o. HId,t.lp Go me g'1sud uul'uo
ut utIyTfr HIsfBsrs, % l'', oNU.iIHs thr r1usr 20
mrnhH.I'- rI.', decline, With oi.rIsatiHus un r1r
uHgr-issrrs u1u, ulNrr jrausrm'r's which %
vuu'I Hut D, piuTs tu ,nuurrsir iu ihr Uu.NrUUHis
'.'AH, p,Tsuu s.udiHg TWENTY-FIVE CI>,
,urIu.0I boo bi,r, viIl receive one cop, ~ ihis
back, d., mliI ur I've copies viii d. cent Or one
DOLLAR AlIuss 81 lt. ". YOUNG, No. ii2
~PHJ 60 >uri. rllil.ADILplllN." Postpaid
- ~ YOU VI can d, consulted u1 1000, 81 che
Dl.I,.,. Ir.rrl,I Boz bic .lidcr,. qualifications. If
h.. OF.s. l52 -purr -tr,t, even d,y lstv,,n =
pHI3 u',..,k, l~uud1lT cNuptri) DC
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
\ CASE or WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
or 10 YEARS STANDING, CURED ny
MmIIMM AN,s nIIIA

C-rvf'a Ivo rHm C#Jfr.r J.i1 Jl7rn, Aifar
Huf,. N.r ial, iafsi yra. - 1854.
70 rrorr ssuu lIottoW ~, o., Comsr IT Ann
anil Nasspu Streets, \. \.
Sr.-lt ). With ihr most ho1uirt riTaTrr !
have tu iuGun thltl have her1 u,sfurtl iH hrl'th
luI strength p taking ,uur p,.... Zoo thr lat i,u
,rlrs. suffered from , arrangement ~ thc Liver
auH stomach, 1HI we r,durr' Goo Hrrh B1 sNiT'ml-
u, that I gave up my ship, never expecting Zoo gu
Co s-t Br, Hurr, 1s bad ulDi ryrN trrD'l ihHi
vasr.Jumm.rIrd Co. u', lsi 40 to u1 ruU'.ri aHi
l,H given u,s.'l ur tu jssr1lr, vhrH nas 1i lI'i
rrrBmmsuI..I 'utskr ,uur l'l'.. Airr us.ug thsu
ff tArrr muHihs, ths rgssI be- that 1mrpv Boz l't.
t,f health th,u have irrn foe sls1ru ,slr. I.,.i,
and indeed 1s we'll ,s ever va. boo u, iir. luu
arr Uuiir no hlsriy 90 make th.s Known lur th'
I-Hffi uf uihrrE. | rruriH, ~ir, ,uurs ,rrN ic.
specifically, t~tgHHD JOHN JOHNSON
Tls,s ss',lrrirH IlNs 4rs u.1',rnHv sFrII.a 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24

"P'e1sr. sir," Said Iuis bos 90 milk
yraier, "mamma says ,he don't Ike TO buy
m.Ir OF yuu."
"WbY uo, Don't J give her good meas
ars''
''Ie', sir Do, mamma says go feed your
GUNS 90 such wa,cry tunip.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
Farm, FOR Sale.

TT \ FARM situated in , aes,-2ss
rCsr,.r y,r, pleasant pat of lhr.' ,r,f5
E2Ni,!t town OF Paris, oN.ar f.s{taN
ftai w. County. Ng., containing
90. ''.'-- lluut two huHlrd lrrr' -
uf larl, we'll divided iHio moving plsi1rr 'ni uI'
'-r. iBurr th,n tao-ih.rls doe AnI ulr ir pillow.
ri. The g,stlrr. b. equal 90 ans 11d BE- Irrigated
D., , running Ir &. The luilIiHg. consist ol q
good two s,ur, huusr, two lIIus aud .h'd hr-
tWrrn them thift, Tt Square; lI'u al'ut 'uur nor,s
ct IlrI 90 with arplo.urJ. which have lr,n gr'i-
cd viihin thp lat fifteen wears, lud now lc-lu q"
L,pr largely. Thi. orchard viii Nir'i itnm one No
thee hu1Itrl dollars worth 1T iruit iu 70 war
There quote uuusr ut UfIr-'rec-. suul" "l which
have ruur iriu hearing, aui q irN p.un-ii,'s' 'n4
uurscn of one ih0u.t1I sulll ttccs, part ct when
wa, luIued lst August. SAID hrn h1. a. good
ag,sr,Iuft uf running water 10 the barn sod house,
vht,h b. ed Ly q re,sr-'ailng spring. sad i'ru
b.sa good tad II muCk lud large pu1nty 81 'r"n
,,,. SONS II " hirh hss lr,u vufkel. lwould here
"A, that the uurhtlI b. sUruni o. none iu thc coun.
ia, ifnat the lst. there bring ahuut iiy-h'c kinds
of the lsst luit thi, cuuuir, adords SAID farm b
within G,r uil,. ct che Atlantic and - Lawrence
Drrlt at South plri., and within tao mites 81 The
ruuft house, and tlc mDrtiug hugsc which b. owned
q, che BAPTIST and iuiyrisilist suciciSs. Ihuse
that v.h a. u, are requested a. call oud view The
rrsui.ss. between now and the irst 1T October
nrNt. Tor further particulars inquire IT
Paris, Avg. 10, 1852. u
IN. There IL also sufficient Wo0dlpi lur the
usc Ut the Farm.
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FOR BOSTON.
pmr cSurrp,r'Ssr'U'u r'orrrr".

., ON arI after MONDAY, thr
hI~S i7h ,r.r, rhe ra'' '0i 80.
ts,.E 80 rsI.ur sr1.E".Hr ~f.IwrUs 81.
o--ss'>s7se III LAWRENCE, tCapt. t,Ers
~rrUrtVANrD 1Hi ATLANTIC l'HI,. O."
k,urr.l will mfls lHi.Hvsf
I.a,iug NtL,. Roll Eaai wharf every Mos
,lB,. Tu,..l,,. W,J0. .'a,, ThurslHN and fuAN,
,t o'sIp,k T.. VI. and Central What, boston, oH
,I,,p,.,,,r. Sl.2J
nj LOO
Freight taken low rates.
N.B.-T4,h Boat BE- fIuishrlviI n 'nrEr 11m'
I.r.TSpis E.uus f.r tlr accommodation ui lp.irs
suE I.tuiIrrs and traveller 'r, reminded ih'i N'
t.Ifrg thi. Line, mu,h saving ,i u.ur .ud ,NI"ns'
will a. rtH,, arI that th, iu-Hu'rH.gurr 90 Iu'-
r u Boston 40 IAf. H.ufs 20 t.D night v,iI sis0 u'
avoided.
N, u.at.arr,g, ir srrs.1 fIrthe plssrn.rrs 90
al, DE earliest ir.iu. ,uf u'ihe city.
l.. BILLINGS Agent, Portland.
J. uEDukS Agent, Boston.
March y. ISL ~
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A schsolalscr, jf.via- ozga, ana vishins
W express himself i1 scholastic, style. al
drss,s,l his team thus "lllv, BE-, AL
ai,, D. III poo
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Farm for Sale.

.YyNgg. A be- SuIs-flsr oilers irr srlr one
lulihe UI.f Farms ia thg town 90
fL.t. Hr.if.1. situated thfr. uiI,s 'ium
ell. v''tsr.1 tbr main mad Zoo larIs,
- containing 1luHt uus Huudrri arfrs
Of IrI. ns'l divided laru iirIj, r'siurr 1ri wood.
land. gu.. turnu.l Give tHH- of be, annually. lh'
huu.f iHtn arl sha.'s noe sHpatiHus, new and iu
good r.ruir. 90 BE- 100 supplied With water, suU,
orchard OF selected grated fruit, and nursery of
annie ti,rs ui % suitable sife &c setting. The afn
o. bro % hfgh state of cultivation, ihr fences iur b
good repair. SAID farm vili bg suII low II applied
foe ,unu. Tsms lilfli, ho>LS Low.
Bu, LGeld. March, u. 1851
ofllvs1n ilIl, ir raus, on Tre'day ihc tenth
Ja, IT Ogtulsr neat, 90 ten ui the clu'h, DO Che