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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22

Az EXTRA SESSION MANY Of our cxchan-
yes are urging upon Gov. MedM the ncces-
rity of calling an extra session Of the Legs.
la'urc. We have not the most exalted opin-
ion Of Gov MedR'S talents, but ut the same
tune wc think he has too much sense to COM
ply with any such requests. True there are
many pressing matters to be attended to by
the Legislature, but we cannot expect the
.ame power that did the damage to remedy
il. Better by far hive no legislature at all
than such as have congrcgatei at Columbus
for the past few years TO net the miserable
farce of making laws. Ia the, name of all
that is honorable let Us have no more o! the
present Legislature,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22
Mis. JOEL NICHOLS

Is our dutko, ised Agent for the CHRONI-
Gle, and is empowered by rs TO collect moneys
due rs and 10 receipt for Tie same. We hope
those inaeJ!ea 10 us wW prepare hcmSeiuss 10
settle their accounts promptly phen they are
presented Mr.. Nichols is now travelling in
The county and uW visit those plo are in ar
rcarS for The Chronicle.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22

OTAs a simple illustration Of the absurd
and outrageous taxation ofreal estate in Gin
cinnati, we have to state HAT dwelling hous-
es on Fourth street, with from FIVE to seven
rooms each, are taxed from $3.50 to $50
each, pcryear, This is more rent, eyen,than
most mechanics can pay. I. is abont fifty
conts per day, to the State fora place to
down in, and eat your meals Christian
A }rocats.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22
"a udito.'s Ofics, Dec. 3, '6S

Bosuets opened by superior ordeand theat
ceremony performed the ashes ofthe dead bsh
On raising lid head found wrapped linen od these
and the s2ekwss dug out OF its
that Bossue dead hundred the features
good and the resemblance o. the esun
gauds portrait said have struck the bystandsrs
made sketch At ten in the morning OF the
day following the dnermen agand and funeral service ws
bishop great many priests officiating All the
officers Of State the coffin covered with gauy or
stood and the old bishop sacs more
buried a solemn spectacle. IN. .t..f 1. -..i
0SJ-This ends this column. .-.- ... ......
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22

hereby given that the interest and penalty above
said County, before the
Monday January that each tract land or Town Lot above
penalty remain unpaid much
will be offered for sale
the Court House, in ST
the County satisfy said
interest and penalty according to law
r 49, D. TRuEMAN, Auditor Bel ca. o.
a Deo9 '@
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22
DELINQUENT LIST, ...
OF Lands and Town Lots in Belmont County Ohio
U-GpMe u.xxS.n.

Tbe follow ng ii List Of Lands Town Lots within The County
Belmont Treasurer Of county
the year 1859 and Penalty
wear. toee ether with the Tax for the 1854
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22

The Boston Mail has nominated Edwin
Forest for the Presidency.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22
CHRONICLE Il ADVOCATE
IL. II. COwEN, Editor.

THR PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
-s- ->--..~-~ -
Friday Morning Dac.S 1854.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22

o1rThi' ends this column 'ra =. - = @6,@
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
STATE nr MAINE.

ONroRr, -. At the team Of the Count Il Couniy
Commissioner ior the County II ONmrl, holden
NJ Paris, ~ AMI fr the County 81 ONiurd, on
the Second Tu,sd,y of NAV, An 1881.
lr0p The i,rgoin. petition, satisfactory evidence
having lcrn received that the petitioners arr re-
spo1siho and ought o H. heard touching the matter
81 ttuh IN their petition, It H. Ordered that the
Count, Commissioners iur,t nt the dwelling house
II Wiliilm N. Dnhe, he Sumner, on Friday, the
seventh d,y 1T Jul, nCN al ten 1T the cl"ch, IN the
forenoon AMI thcnc, proceed 10 Nigw The route
mentioned IN .aid petition Immediately altcr
which view, hearing the parties ,uIv 'ncsss
NiU L. had nc some convenient place in The Nicin.
,, aud such further measures taken IN The premises
h. the Cuf1'niss iupcr- shal judge pruTcr. Ani u
b. further Orcrv. that notice a. the time place AMI
u1fi,usc 81 the Cumuis suusr-' mCyiiug aforesaid
H. given o. AZ pstsuus luI corporations uirr'strd
h, ruJ,shiu. The Petition with this ouiCr ~ Court
thereon, three vr,ks succrssi,ol, IN The oNhul
Democrat, Newspaper printed 10 faris, ~ Tie 90,
~ ONErl. and b, sewing 1u affected COPY 81 s,'d
Petition With this Order thereon upnn the 'l,lA
al the towns II sumner and alec posting up IN
thrr, public places be said town; ihc hrtu SAID pub
E,,t,Gns aud each 81 ihr other uUi,ccs, to lr
rr srr,rI uu posted. lt least hint, da,s h'iarC
"a, iire 1T nc,tiue tp ihr ,1l that all T,ts0us 'ud
CORPORATIONS ma, then lni there ap,ar anl 'h1w
,u.s. Il Zen, the, have, vh, ihc prayer 81 saiI Ic-
utiuucr. should MOI ls granted.
Auc.t: ELISHA WINTER, tlriA.
4 true COZ, ~ slid petition AMI Oul'r ul Court.
IL Au,.tt ELISHA WINTER. tlerh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

SHOOTING YANErE ScuooIM,srERs. The
RieLnOnd (va.) Examiner, in an article re-
sPeciing the murder Of Butler, uses the fol-
lowing beautiful language in relation to Nor
ihern citizens and institutions.
1.-THE South has for years been oVerrun
with hordes Of illiiora,e, unpriueiPlcd gradu-
ates Of Yankee free schools, Those no, beds
Of selfeoncci, and ignorancC,) who have, by
dinI Of unblushing impotence, established
themselves as schoolmasiers in our midst
These creatures, with rare EXCEPTIONS, have
not deserved the protection Of laws. They
bear neither in person or in mind a very
strong resemblance To human beings. In
language, morals, manners aud education,
they might lead rs % believe tina, Franksicin
was not the myth Of German romance writ
ct, aud the Yahoo a real rather than a iabo-
lous monster, born Of the cveuomcd and ,a'l-
ric,l pen Of Swih.
The conclusion Of the article Of which the
above il the exordium, is as follows
1--WE repeat that the shooting Of abolition
ssloolna'isrs i frequently credi,ablc aud
lnulablc act, Cniiilng respectable southern
man 10, at least, 4 seat in the Legislature, or
a place ialhc CommcH Council. Let al Van
kee schcolmas,ers Who propose invading the
South. endowed with a strong nasal twanr,
long scriP,ural name. AID Wehs'er's leNlco-
graphic book Of determinations, seek some more
coureuial land where their lives will he more
secure than IN the yilc and 'homicidal slave
Su,cy.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
FANCY GOODS.

" n. SINONTON, III Middle Street, has just
IL. received, and y receiving, the bet and
most complete assortment Of FANCY GOODS
ever offered flr sale IN the STATE Of Maine con-
si-tiug iu part as follows
rspirr Mache Wofk Stands fapisr M1rhe
Port Tolios Paper Mache Cart Cases linc.
Cutlery she'll Cuml,s, new pattern Fine Steel
Go,ds shaving Boxes Feather Dustiuc Brush
- Soaps, American anil lmpoftcl fcfhmerl
Pomldc. Hair OIL. Lub,u'. celebrated IN
tract. Harrison. celebrated Extract. Gold Pens
Gold aud Silver Pencil. Ladies aud Geuls' ares-
sing Cases l.aiies' Jet Brackets Ladies Sew
Inc Birds Shell aud Pearl Card Cases Pearl
AMI Ivory Tablets Ladies Companion Ladies
Ro.swood Work Boxes ladies' Ornamental and
Embroidered Nolk Bsgs.
Pot Nouuaics of the richest s,y e., French aud
American.
Ilair anI Tooth Brushes.
ApJ a th1u,nd other articies, which can be
hought az this place as Cheap a. they can he had at
rfy-ANY orHER FLAcE ~ rHL UNlIEb stAfis'
ksmsrr',r N, pl,cs-SlMONTONS
Jmg ~ Middle -. Portland,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

SEvrN DAYS LATER N'Ns 'a'N I..''-
The steamship ASA arrived al Ne" York
June >.
b,'"AH''T' Nav '-'n' i''-'''n '''''''',
Tiger 10 ''n'' stranded close To U1s'''' and
was ''.'s'd 10 SURRENDER To- ''' russians
Two o'heis went 10 he' assistance, ana pom
o7'ded The Russian WORKS but VITA ''.' e.
ie',.
The allies are no" IN sole possession OF
aTna' and as the 'lneh nave already 'l'
Naaeeo 70 Aa''anoo.e' "o I"'N''" g'''.''"
o., ''l' cav - on us way 10 ,"-'''''. A. u
-.'' '."',.' '''u I .'''''''' =,
800, ', ,-' - ',' ~. y. ".
w. ''',D q, ''''''- ""''' ',..
,'''--' '''.'' "'.''' '''''''' w. % '''
"'.l camp,
= a'P''a from Oon'ian'nop''' dated The
Iu,h' announces that Sso1''opoi was cannon
AIDED by The 'eneh 'na Lns'''h Heels, With
guns OF long range win a We" 10 destroy
'He advanced works OF the i"r's. lhe allied
fleets attacked one OF the outer forts OF Sc
'l'''roI' and the Russians were compelled
'' e'lcuaie 1t
NoNsTASTNorir, May III. The Duke OF
cambridge ard Marshal -. Arnaud have AZ
i'ed. LIE 'aNhea'on' OF The treaty OF mp
ia alliance have been exchanged.
t'n Aaiaia'' Is news OF an engagement
''''eea'i' 'luaaron' OF Oo'saeS' and i've
'i'adron' oil lu'Sish hussars' near bad'an'
90 We ''h OF May Ihe 'o''ae'' were de-
ieli1i' and lost sixty horses. some guns end
Dad lbs men killed.
The Russians are preparing th, materials
igTtNo bridges, intended TO be thrown across
The Danube between lie Sehyl and the Alu-
q Their fOtila 's concentrated nesr ll.r-
'ara, With a view 10 act against Silisi'ia.
LErszoNo, April 20. Iae forts Of No
'a1os,' and OsI'ndpe,on 'he Circasian coast,
lave been evacuated By the Russians, Su-
cham Male IS almost deserted.
\ despatch ''0m Omar Paehn' dated Shum-
u, May 9th, states that Sui Pachl had on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

H1Uarrv's PiH'. he Bet R-msiu for hs
Cure Of Dr1psV Extract ut a letter from
VI. =. Williams, dated Meliori, Mach l..
Isi2. "Tn Professor Holloway. Sir
Feeling grateful for the benefit my wife has
derived by the use ofyour Pills, I consider IL
nv duty 10 inform YOU il. Soon after the
birth Of her last child, her feet and ankles be-
can to swell. and afterwards her whole body,
strongly indicating drpsy, this occurred d,
the turn oflilc. obtained the beet medical
advice, but her health continued TO decline.
then tried your Pills, which an happy lo
say have restored her TO sound aud perfect
Lrallh."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
New Rnnks, New Books!

EDMONTON, III Middle St. receives all new
- notifications az rarly on in advance of any 9th.
~ establishment IN the city.
STATTONERT Simonton kecps large -
sortmcut Of al kinds Of Stationary. Calupon HIN
before YOU purchase clsewhcr.
MAGAZINES AN the popular Magazines
NAV be- fuund at SINOSTOS's. Immediately after
their publication. z
l.o,all the principal news ant literary FAPERs
OF Boston, New York. aud Philadelphia.
SCHOOL BOOKS-.AlltheSr ASpAHD Works
now in nee ia our Schools may be purchased cheap
at Simont0n's. 49,
Subscriptions TO all the lI,nri pal MAua
ZINES, REViEWs, PERIODICALS, ETC., in
3no sIM0NToS, Ia Middle Street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
TO the Dyspeptio I

A RE yon afflicted with Df,rEritAt DOe1
n your TODD distress youl Have 700 q disesset
IIyTE-Pain about the shoulders, side. &c. Are
you tronbled with CosrivEEIssl hro you Sub
Iect 10 DIsrtsEss and ilEArAcrEf Have yoa
4 Door appetitsi Does your food become acid OF
the stomach anil distress you'll Aie your skin and
eyes ,,liowt DO sou feel doll and languidl "
You hare any Of these complaints, the bc5i remedy
you can procure i
Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters'
This medicine Is n lang standing. II i' m new
rostmm got up IN deceive the public, NJ thousands
IL the citizens Of this State have anil will testify.
The Proprietor has certificates from all parts OF
the STATE, recommending them above all others Tor
the diseases lor which they have tcen administered
FOE lluNoRs, DIR. BUZLELL'S BITTERt
are mn inhlthlc remedy. Their reputation is O..
talii.hel. When the lIumor appear. 'HuaaHy.
BrTtTLL's lAFROrTD lluNoE OiSrNTrT
louId h. applied, and relief viii he immediate AMI
and cure eventually become pcrmarsnt lPnss
81 ~ csuts pes bottle.
Sold al whoIc.ao by NATHAN WOOD, 40
~ Market square, Portland, and by his Agent.
throughout the State.
II. u. HAY, Portland Wholesale nnd Retail
Agent.
Arem.-Par, Hal, T. VI. Crocker; so. Paw.
T.. ". Murdock so. Paris, Duci. VIM. 4. llu'i
Norway, Henry lluughion' Nundstock, mos
sampson Jr.; DDant's Pond, Jewell Saw
yer: No. Woodsioca, Wm. Small; Greenwood, :
N. Itlughtun; Bethel ilili, I. &. kimhall; NsWu,
Nathan T. .R,cuuu; Hanover, A. X. KNAPP; Anio.
vcr,I.. Crockett 4 Co.; NeSico, Lewis Reel /.
Rutnfb,d Center, T.. IIo,t; DiShcd, e. I. Chase e
Son; West Peru. L. holster J. Green Cartori
". Deshon. Canton Point &. ; lirovu, No. Iur'
ner, ". Bray 4 Go. ". &. Atwood; Hartford, -.
Warren; Mechanic FnIls, ". Rohnfoui Rwnilrd
Point. "a. kimllll, oSi1Ii, y. &. Dinsmor; III.
ram, &. q Allen; Brovndeld, Tyler 4 Bake lYe.
infg, J ~. Page, Shrlry < A0drcwsi Harrison.
rnncis Blake; CONVOY, l.. - Mortoni Lowell,
Dennis Moore; Bud-tou Stephen kimlall, DUsign
100, &. 49, Chuio.
Tor ,als Nv The alDvc Agru'-, Haley tsi'iis
linimcnt, IIinkley's CclbUted Asauc POsf
Man. Ihsirrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

VrgroaI, BaD0U The construction Of
the Grea, tubular iron bridge across the s.
Lawrence, opposite Montreal, Tor the Grand
Trunk Railway has commenced. One Of tho
immense Golfer dams made ofiimhar in which
the piers are To be built, las been launched
and toved TO rs place, and others are 10 pro
-rcss. Some 1900 men Will, It Is said, be
employed on the bridge the coming summer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

The PAPER Mil a, Steep Falls, Norway,
owned by Mr. l.. n. Moore, took fire on
"Wednesday last, burning oil the roof, and de-
s,royinr quantity Of Stock that was in the
attic. The machinery was Injured in attempt
ing to move H. Probable damage from 1000
10 $500 Insured IN the Metropolitan Go.
Boston. Supposed to have taken Grc by
friction OF the machinery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

GEoss CAErtrSs>r,s. Three wagons Load
ell with Eve tons Of GunpoOdcr, belonging to
Dupon, and Co., exploded IN the streets Of
Wilmington, Delaware, on Wednesday, k.ll-
ING Eileen horses, FIVE or SIX men and women
and destroying some $751; 900 worth Of pro-
psrty. The powder, was being conveyed
from the mills to the wharf fur shipment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

Provmrvcr, June C. The city Govern
men, orraniz.J today The old officers are
generally reelected. The City Council ,o,-
ted mo-, to make The usual celebration on the
i,h ofJuly bot to toll the bells one hour al,
sunrise. noon, and sun down, on occouni OF
the Missouri. Compromise, and recent c,cnis
iu Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

SrfClDE Mr. James Somg,, of Wisrl.sc',
Committed suicide, on Friday last, BY drown.
ing. He had manifested symptoms Of de-
an-cmcnt Tor some time previous. He leaves
a wife and five childrcu in Wisca,se,.
lB7th Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
FARRAR'S HOTEL
At nTcKrICLD yILLiGE.

TINE Su',cril,r respectfully iuluns lae in-nls
In. Public and ptrtcu'aIly lhosc who desire
A CouNTRI RETRENT, Wheie they c'r have puto
mir aud water, and The most a. i,atul views ct
Iand.ctre sccrcr,, that Ne has lclsrl The new
Tavern House. erected IN BUCNFIELD VII
LACE, by AMERICA fARRAR, Whcrc hc oatgs
he beet services Cor the accommodation OF h.'llgrs
This House is Lirgt and AIRY, and vel ollou'
lated 10 convene Small Familics, ~ single Ter
SONS; and the table will hc alvoys supplied wiIh =
Wholesome Rural Fare, 40 vel rs with the Luru-
ries ofihe City Malhei.
Thi. house u s.inrlcI in the Ccutr. Of one 81
the most livcly and fomishirs villages IN all thr
country, Nth spacious open font grounds, and
connected With good Livery stable, with Fay
C.yyiarss and nat H5rso. IL can he reached DIV
Railroad in ? hours from Portland, and iron
Boston. II Is the place Of residence 81 if,t FIy.
RAJ, widely known as the largest dealer ia New
En-lanl, IN Cattle, sheep, anil Fa', Horse,
AMERICA FARRAR.
July IL, 1853, 23if
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

According to the New York Courier, the
deposits la he Swings Banks Of that CITY arc
nearly s2t,oOOOOOi In the Em.crau,s' 10
Savings. the amour, deposited las, wear was
$40 800.
lu each Of these banks sums IS small ~ :
cents are received and scared TO the dcpo-
sior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
MARRIED.

IN Iiycrm1rr Fal., 3Oih sumner u. Downing,
uf Wayur, o. Miss Abb, n. Rowen
IL Bethel, 1T inst, Thomas l.. TuiichCll OF
Por,lsuI g. Miss D1ily l.. BARKER.
IL south Paris. on the 4th ust. ly Rev. VI.
S,waI. Mr. Gsor-r q. Pctgr.. fPouand 10 Miss
susan ] burbank, IT South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

The Committee appointed by the citizens
Of Brunswick to make arrangements ior the
celebration Of the i,h at tina, pllcc, have APP
pointed William +, Drew as Orator, and
Elijah Kellogg AZ Poet, on the occasion.
4 silver trumPc, is TO be presented To the
engine company Who shall play the far
ihcsL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
sntunIny Tho 9Th day Of July,
Nnfirn Ill Enrcclnsnrc.

II-UTEENS. CHARLES Il. TllOMNS, thn
w At uurLfrII. iu th. Count, Of ONiuJi, anl
state of Naive, t.I u1 ths tv'0'N-siNlh dsN Ui
February, \. u. 1851, o., his decd ct mortgage Ut
tIst date. cuu,,, o. ono certain zeal '.t1to, situated
ir Greenwood boz said County, anI particularly de-
.rr,-l in .ad mprt. rgr decd, as rrcpro with The
uNmM Records, n,ak -, Page 81, to secure ,hc
payment ufc,Haiu NOTES, ,ni Whereas thr ruudi-
don uf .liI mousa-r 3, broken, c,'c nh. notice
n. Errclu.r the sam, according Co the Laws Of the
State ui Maine,
Pare, NJ, %, 1854. Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
DANIEL W. LAWRENCE N CO.,
ONLY nANUFAcTuRrRs
MED FORD RUM,

SOID at Wholesale at our distilcry, IN Neil
- ford; also at our store, 555 Commercial street,
Bos,ou. (near the Charles River DridgeO and
warranted pure, when purchased directly iron, ~.
Town Agents can b. supplied by sending their
orders lry Mail OF Railroad ENpress.
rIr-l.ook out for counterfeit and imitation which
l. soll ior pure Medfoh Rum. y II. We have
~ agents employed 20 sell our rum.
Mcdiorl. June 1T, 1851. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

wrsr PoSr C,prrs. Tic number Of
newly appointed Cadets at West Points iOl.
Those from Maine are as follows Norman
Hall, James Harvey, LUX, Harmon. :. A..
Foster, ROYAL :. Frank, and Edwin lsley, Of
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
DIED.

In West sumner. 10Th, llrnriette, Youngest
daughter ~ Gin-u Tusll. aged % Years.
H. Grand Sat Lake March 23I, Ne. Jcm1s l..
Bruok, formerly olCastinc
IL Snndish, 23I uit., MAJOR Jams Wanen'
asc.i -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
Fnll Rlond Mc,snnrer Horsc,


IN m, State. aai whose Stock celebrated On ihr
ruu.iral cite. ~ thr u0r,i States, q. ,hr m''t
y,'ulhs at au, boz ihc 3ourip, mf BcsutN, Sire
anil -F,rl, IIIs weight b. ohnui 1900 pruuds, anil
h,s proportions psrirvt. liz rcr D. ~ Nrlrs'
Tsuuirr IIuutpu, It Wa,uc. who h1s Owned h,m
10 ,rlrs, hps r,rri,rI pay rr ~ handivd cn't.,
.i,sI D., this hprsc. i,Um which have l~cn rl'scu
some 1T the bet StuIs, anI t'trsi, hlghc'tprircd
Ceilings on the ~utr.. The color at h. colts 's,
-r1rr,l', ufa beautiful paITlc Gray. lie height
b. ~ II hpDl',
TERMS.--3, - and 50. O~oers to assume
40 tisks.
The sul,.eril-r Win m,trh che Iluntnn Horse
With 900, other horse m ONioul County, 10 trn,
O1e Nil. the le.t2 900 3, uu'er thr saddle. or in
tIr hafnrss. 49, url tn wagon, l-st 3iu .. Tbs
.Dl.ctil,r Win o. r,' Is auy time 90 the mouth ui
JuHc, go - i1,s uuiicr.
h,vra GslIiu- colt. ; wear. 90, ol The Me-
.sp-rr Br,si vgigh'ng lSpl r"uuds, which will
match, o. th, saddle, u1 th, same conditions
Tho Spl.rrrh,r De-. half dozen 'a'i Horse
q Mr..,ug,T liiuud, luf s1.r.
AMERICA TNERAR.
BuchGrll, June !. 1857 u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
NOTICE.

the Co-rauner.hip hesetoioreeS.,,rs 6rtrt-l
l. the suhscribcrs. under the nalne OF Dl'tsSLl'
& COOPER, l. this day dlssol'edby ml,r1l con-
sent. The affairs Of the co'partner'hip WIZ "e a.
iu.tsd by John Dresser, who continues % carry
= -, A.. ST. ir,,i,,,, al lie old stand.
JOHN DRESSER,
wv X. COOPER.
Paris, May %, 1851. W
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sinte of Maine

CLERKS OTTIoE, PARIS,
MAY %, 1854
4 n adjourned Session Of the Connly Con'nl''
Il ,;oosrs Court will be held at the Treasurer
Once, Paris, on Friday the 3On day OF Juae next
M At,c,t. ELISHA WINTER, Cl-Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
oo5 Doz. Kid Gloves,

A M large quantities OF LlSLh THREAD anl
a COTTON DO. just received and br sale,
wholesale and retail, Iy
JOHNSON. HALL & co.
Portland, May IS. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
To the Hon. County Commissioners Of th' County
OF ONloll.

THE undcrsignsd agent for and IN lehalf Of the
L toWn OF Sumncr, would respectfully ,cqncs'
your hon0rs 10 view that portion 81 The ,ountN
ruad loratci on petition II John NJ Eu.tis, aud
others IN said sumner. IN 1850, that lies bciwecn
Wm. II. brakes and David Moui's. and make
such alterations anil disconiinnnccs and new nca-
tions ~ you may, after such view, think proper.
Add a. in duty hound will ever pray,
n, oucr II said town ur sumner,
ERWIN ROBINSON. Agent 81 sumner.
East sumner Ma, Sth Is5I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
300 nnz. Nlnhair Mitts.

JUST OPENED, anl f,r sale, Wholesale and
y rctaiI, by JOHNSON, HALL i co.
rodland. May IS. 10