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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
bhkiP kAIs1Il6 AND WOUL Ohut-
ItG.

The following condensed prac
teal hints on growing wool, and
than selection and management
Of sheep, contain much that's val
liable -
The growing Of wool is as DIFF
ferent abuisness from that Of GROW
ing sheep, as darying is from that
OF raising cattle. The farmer
who lives near a market town.
with pasture adapted to grow
sheep, should keep a large sized
animal; first for the purpose Of
selling lambs, which if good at ten
and twelve weeks old bring in
The New York market, from three
to six dollars q have sold one at
nine dollars the carcasses of the
Jams are usually disposed OF the
same season, as tho lambs are
taken of early, and ewes get fat
and are sold at an advance Of two
or three dollars above what they
cost the year previous: therefore
wool is but q secondary cUnsid
Grafton with the sheep grower
The South Down is one Of the
best breeds for marketing. The
farmer ,swith precisely the same
kind of land, two or three hun
dred miles from market without
a Railroad communication to send
forth It's lambs and fat sheep,
would keep and grow an entirely
different sheep for the reason that
wool would be his object.
The large sized South Down
say would weigh one hundred
pounds; a common sized SaXony
eve If well kept would shear
three lbs, which would bring,
if the best quality, seventy cents
a pound. The South Down
would bring forty cents a pound.
The South Down cats twice as
much as the Saxony, which would
make Just twice the difference
in quantity. For keeping the
hundred pounds Of South Down.
he would receive for his WOO.
one dollar and twenty cents.
while keeping one hundred pounds
of Saxony sheep he would re-
ceive for his wool four dollars
and twenty centa-more than three
times as much. 1t may be saiC
by some that large sheep will no.
cat twice as much as the small
ones; l have only to say that whC
ever will take the trouble Il
weigh his sheep and hay, will fine
the rule holds good with sheep
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07


For the preservation, beauty, growth, AAa
restoration Of the Hair.
il has long been the desire Of persons troubled
with stiff, harsh, unruiy hair, 70 procure an az
tiele which would at once render the hair soft
lively and beautiful. The most perfect ana
admirable article ever discovered for that Purv
pose is DR.. Cooks Magic Hair Oil.
This Oh penetrates the minutest pores CIV,
ing the dry and whitening bulbs new life and
yigor, opening the eapillaEies, ~softens, preserves
beauties aud Strengthens the hair,h, and tu-ns
from falling of, removes the d~andruh, ana tuFns
ragged hair into that which Is smooth, glossy
and wayy. II Is admitted by all 10 BE- the great,
est invention Of the age for identifying the hall
aud rendeging il permanent.
DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR oil
Is a superb article, ard shelld be found on hs
toilet OF every lady who values the glossy ans
beautiful appearance OF 'sthe flowing rngssi
and the witching curl"
Price, 80 cents per bottle.
For sale al DR.. Eastehy's Family Medicin's
Store, corner % Third and Chesnut street sn
Loaisb, Mo. Also by =. A. sarPy 81, MAD
aud by dealers 10 meaiesAss generally 70 ss
West. sFr&A
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

WRo Gl0@wGEs R'0uaal@ Cordial
A valuable remedy for suppression of the Men.
ses, Whites, Painful Menstmation, Impotsn-
ey or Barrenness, SallO~ Compilation, Head.
ache, Dizziness, Weakness Uf the nerves, and
all diseases which arise from a arrangement
Of the functions of nature.
The most perfect, safe and infaliable remedy
FOR the cure Of all those diseases OF feInalss, ar
Using from weakness or debility, and obstructies
in tae sexual organg, such as irregular or sup
pressed Of the Menses, Flsor Albus or Whites,
Falling Of the Womb, Headache, FrightfuI
Dreams &C., caused by Colds, checked perspfra-
tons, excuses, oYer-exeitemrnt, &C, is
DR.. HOOPERS FEMALE CORDIAL
Several ladies in the city who have suffered
for many years with The above complaints, and
have employed our most eminent physicians
without success, have used DIR. Hooper's Fs-
Agla Cordial, and have been speedily ard per-
maneBtly cured by It's use. II there are suffer-
ers IN 81. Louis, they can rely upon DIR. Hoop
er's Female Bofdial as a safe, pleasant and s-
fechai remedy.
Price - pei bottle, or six bottles for -.
For sale atDT. Eastery's Family medieln-
Store, corner o. Third and Chesuut streets, ~.
Louis, Mo. Also by p. A. Sarpy, 81. Mary
and by dealers in medicines generally IN the
West. apr i2-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
NIeSIssTppT FOUNDRY.

Uatay, NcCuue Co. between Morgan aud
Grse1 t.reefs, ON Main and Second Streets ST.
Lsai-, RIO Builder of steam Engine, b0.iers
and every description Of Alimachlnery.
app l2-6m-
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~, l8rkar'a speohho.


safe and certain cure for Gonorrhpa, Glsei
Strclures, Seminal Weakness, and all diseases
of tho Genital Organs.
This popular and specific remedy is now Of
fcred TO the Afflicted and wausntedto cure all
cases OF GonorTbma, Gloc,, S;rictures, Seminal
Weakness, and all diseases Of the Genital Organs
IN q few days. This Infalliable remedy has
saved thousands upon thousands from the hands
Of Mercilcss Quacks, Il not from a premature
grave. In case Of infection, DR.. Bakers Spe-
cihc is the only safe and sure remedy. II is very
agreeable 20 the taste, creates no preceptable .
dor, and may be used by persons Of either ser
with ontiTo secrecy without regard to diet, hiA-
ORANGE from business or Medical Adviser, AZ
plain direct IONS for use accompany the medicine
Reader have you a private disease2 DO not ne
giact II. Delay Is dangerous. Tith DR.. Ba-
kcrs Specific you can cure yourself, and thus
prevent all exposure. This medicine will speed
lily and ehectually cure the most %virulent cases
OF Secret Diseases, and eradicate every particle
ofinfectious matter IFcsa the system, aud ,estors
the PATIENT 20 a perfect state ofhealth and purity.
Price, 81 80 per bottle.
For sale at DR.. Easterly' Family Medicine
Store, southeast corner OF Third aud Chestnut
streets, ST Louis, BIO. Also by y. A. Sarpy,
ST. Mary, Iowa, and by dealers in medicines
generally in the West. apr 12-iy
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

Physician aud Surgeon. having permanently
Zoe ,cl boz GlcuwoOI. Mills CO., Iowa. will
proHup Iv attend to ali calls in his profession
OHca Oh Locust street, one door north of
Whites ,s... 8Hr5l-ly-
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
ST. LOUIS.


WuotFaAIE DFsLEH pa Wooden Willow.
and Cedar Ware. no. o. Sarnaa -t ".g'-.
Monroe House, 81. Louis, Mo.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
SARPY & ENGLISH

Wholesale and Retail Merchants. dealers in
Fufs and Indian Goods. Groceries. DIS Goods,
Hardware, Books and Stationery. Bo0is. Shoes
Hats end Caps. and every variety ~ Fancy
FOODS. ou the west side of thu PJblic square.
Clenva1l. Iowa. avg 3l-iv'
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

Attorney and Comsellof az Law, and Solicit
or 10 Chancery, VIII practice in the sixth ale
seventh judicial Districts, Iowa. WIN prompt
is attend TO all professional business entrusted
% his care. Office corner OF Goodbye ard Lynn
streets, Glchwoud, Iowa. aug 3t-iY'
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

4 Manufacturer Of CoPPER TIN and SHEET
VI IRON woEK, such as Copper Pipes fo.
Sieam Engines and Distiileries, BreechiHg and
Chimneys, Soda Generators and Foun sIos, Bre-
wing and all kinds Of Copper Kettles, Wei and
Cistern Pumps and every other article IN their
line Of Business, they also Manufacture and
keep constantly on hand the 81. Louis premium
Cooking Stoves, suitablefor Steam Boat Hotels
Colleges or other similar establishments made
IN a good and workmaniike manner, aud out Of
good and substantial material; and Of different
sizes. All kind Of TiHware on hand, wholesale
and retail, No. 233 Main street, southeast coz
ner OF Cherry. 81. Louis. No. aprl2-dm
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

Sheffield steel warehouse, 2l3 Main, corner
nf Morgan street, 81. InHis. Steel Of an de-
scripiious iu store, OF imported 90 order, o. fhe
best terms. i2-Gml h. BLhKEWELLs Ag'.
J. T. CO3IsTOCK. & co,
Wholesale aud retail dealer in Boots and
Shoes, of al kinds, 10. ~ Main street, st.
Louis. No. aprl2-1y.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
MI3cELLANEOUs CARDS.


JOHNSON q CASADf.
Attorneys a. Law, and General Land Agents,
city of Council Bluis, Iowa, viii attend 10 pro-
'~essioaai business ~ the Oh and 1L Judicial
Disincta also, 10 the parchase, sale and ioca-
ion ~ Laud Warrants. Particular attention
paid 10 che collection Of claims. aug 3l-3m
ID. w. PRICE,
Attorney AZ Law, Council BilG City, Iowa
Rofer 20 III. ~. Hughes, So. Joseph, No, John
O0uiphen, Weston, No, Madd a Hughes, s..
Louis, no. ns2-ift
~. Z. FORD,
Attorney aud Counsellor e. Lava city Of
c,aa,n y~laa, io,g.. 11
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
NEW GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS
Just arrived, per steamer Delaware, AZ
S.aRPY'S CHEAP CASH STORE
On Main street, ST. Mary.
Ciizcns and emigran.s can now find a
fnil supply Of fresh Groceries, Provisions,
Dry Goods and Hardware, which they can
buy cheap for cAsH. n3l-tf
r MOSS AND LATCHEs. JaAes bes
Ia quality of Mineral Knobs aud Latehes,
SAID al GREENE, KINNEY 4 co.
sP = 20
y sARPg z gEGLloa
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

N.Y.
*

"HE that BY The pillow woult thrive.
pu.eir. must either hold or driyc'
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
DIR. EAsTERLYs FEVER AND AGUE
KILLER.


Is warranted 20 cure Ague and Fever, Dumb
AgJe, Chils and Fever, IBterIlitant and Re-
militant Feyers, and an The various forms Of Fe-
vers Incident 10 the Westll
This popular remedy has now been before
the public two years, aud dur.ngth bat time about
I~HtEGTY-FIYE IH0UsAEp BoTFLLs
have been sold and IN no instance has u failed
% effect a perminant cIre as far as heard from,
o. 10 give entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
4 q warrcnted 10 cure all cases, or The money
VIII be refunded. Let no man, woman on child
suffer with this distressing disease, when a sure
remedy is AZ hand.
Read the testimony from John Miller a. Co.
EVANSVILLE, H., Oct. 20, 1853.
DR.. j sterly-Sir: We take pleasure Ia stat
ing that we have purchased 80 botllesof your
Fever and Ague Killer, and have sold tie same
20 our patrons, and that IL has effected a perBia-
nent eureiu every case. We have sold nearly
az the various medicins for sgae and fever, bat
none has given such eutire satisfaction as YOU
Fever and Ague Killer. We believe it Is the
best modieine now before the public.
k><e~Eu;kb Ssa skil@ 3 Co.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

The following condensed prac
teal hints on growing wool and
than selection and management
Of sheep, contain much that's val
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
LIVER COMPLAINT.

IT, cases Of consumption the Liver Is always
more or icss affected, ami aisothe spleen, pleura
and small intNsiines. The eject OF DR.. Cartef's
Cough Baisam ia diseases Of the Liver, espec-
tally II II be OF Ma ulcerous nature, is direct and
powerful. S8apte Aissae a HE LyaT unat-
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

: e - sAspy 2 EsoLloa
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

its Ingredients, and perfectly harmless In all rs
qualities, end as mild and pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. II Is very soothing and heal
ing 10 the Lungs, and is every where acknowi-
edged by Druggists, Physicians, and all who
have used il 10 be the most Ehectual Curative
known.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

EORTY dozen Men and Boys Hats, Of ever
Il description, at
sep p. GREENE, KINNEY & co.
TOO SACKS salt for sale 1.-THE cLcar cas-
IOO store Of RUCROLLS SEQ.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

Jhc harsl dry winter cough Which amiet. a.,
people and i|nvaiiis in o loN state on
can b. cdeciually cutcd hv the uss of Dr. ca,
te,'s Cough Balsam. II warns, moistsn.
stimulates Tie whole Breathing apparatus. bJos
'- ana inmate tbe blood, improrestho .ee,.
glands, and the digestive organs. and i,,,
new life TO the wan and omnneiated sytIsns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

AEarrs r>DrE ruE LrqroE Law.
Won, Ju,s q. There wsra 'om' d" q"
men arrested in this city yesterday "p'.'
the liquor law but they were chiefly "' %'.
i,,t,l per.ons, who ar5 held mainly i'' ~,
rarpose Of asoertaioing WHORE they s'' ''''
i;,p,r to b. followed hr th. rr,.''''''
a th- d ai.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

FlrHnf lr r''i'- ul lhr evening, ana nv uf'-
i4lfi,u5 h.'urr and after This T. ono ~
thr 4llcst phases IN thishmeutahlr tragedy
and must have q tendency 30 weaken conf.
I.nr, in aur republican Institutions; when
rsr.rahlr r'r-ous. on any prctoucr, will
stand hv ana sor The majesty Of tho law
tnmplrl upon by lawlo-s and unrriueirlrl
mon. without raising their hands or their
,uI-.s In its defence. What security shall
MO- have foo our institutions, when .ho poo
ale. che essential u,gvign-. and people OF
rr,uariy ani standing ton. lp-n that llu-
nr, ,ourmiipn Coz thc laws, which is their
gh.rralsruari'
I'm relation 90 l'e Legality or thr proceed
in-. OF tho Mayor and Aldermen, the come
mi,trc state, de- evidence shows from inrr-
nation given Ilc ralic,, after ta, AND iho
number aul temper of che persons gathered
around doc City lIall. that ihr regular 20
I.. fru vaull u1. lc sufficient 90 preserve
40. rmrrty ortl' city.
4 r1tg. Dab 'e.n ut.rol into en- Jar-
mr It.f, With t.e Light CHarl and Rife
Cmal-. hy v''.h, iur 20 stipulated SUM they
VIM oac,at 900 armol rol'c if oo,asian
should r.a.v Accordingly h.urn5orl
81 .'F..k ,.ral Orders were given 90 thr
Captains uf I,.h companies at their a-aa-
g.... na.i,. ths police. ilusr-ary, ar-
e.rln. 90 contract T'H captains rfrl
o. ..U .ut tl.i- ..uTu.r. without wr..tu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

WAN WrmE ON Tuesday at one
o'clock. thr thermometer stood at lu2 In The
shade, ia this village Il was the warm"t
day we hay, had ON the same day Che
thermometer stood at 9s in Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

\ young man by the name Of Woek5, wac
killed By the accidental diichar5 Il gm
In Vassalb'ro. m 'hs Fourth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20
Summary Of Weekly New,


Recent arrivals from Portau Primo. ..r
that the yellow fever was preaiIiuea,r.. q,
place 70 an alarming extent.
Mrs. Gayinh r Chlbbuck uar.r...
late Mr.. Juion (Fauay r1ns,.rl r..,.
Hamilton. y, Y. on tle cy.uin, ofI.. ..
inst. She was % y,ars ofa.,.
49,, s.,,,i, l,,.,rl.-;, tI.. A.,
80, A.. i., .
" -, - .. 'r"
N.''' '"l ''''''.'''' ''' 'v'' .n', .r'r
''- .hs's'l 10 '''' 'l''' '''l'. lh.''' or.
5','."'a" H"' ''''. w., ",''. mr
''' ~ '''' Jaw .'' ' W" ''..'.H
',''' ''' '''" JUN ' '' a.
''"...
Tho removal II Gov 'rdr...n.vl.l.i
upon o. quito CERTAIN, hy th' fr-r.-
prrs., md col. \. ".Ew. form -'r.Nl-
land g. spoken ofas his successor
Thr Advertiser .ht.- Us, Martin r
u.. Portland. vas dowIr Irr..
an Monday, while bathing. I.surr.
hr struck o rock in diving. fnuan.....
1 urrh Oh. O., prevent h.. u..n..r.
r,r,. mullaI.
4 rraa4yry Convention ...-u...
lexington. Missouri. oa tr.r I.rn... f..
simon and CI. Dr.rrr. v. r- .r. ...
sherman. nr trs Tr..r.i., Err.,.I
a,lrr. tfr- forth m. r.rr..--
a,s-v
H. r--- r...rr.. .....r
....... r...... ..............
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

E,srs. lu illustration u, tha .a" "
Affairs Zoo Kansas, $50 og thr n.."mn-
precious mlr-au from llg "r >
,ra. q rapsr vh.gh nyar, %. rf"ra-
10, rnrl ..ruHnHa Nrakn- ". VI
Cra. thc lawyer who shot CLARK 90 I..
GnNuvorth, 10 ays
How'll NOT live Co IT, tr.rl. Nn "'.
ngI people arr anAiou,Iy awaiting n
opportunity tolrloatmmmary run.'hm. a.
90 %, offender. IIausius IS entirely "
good nr such villain ~ him l' i.
urel, and h, frnh lwg
Ann, A., long as one ah'.'''.'.'
remain. in tlir Territory, 'urh oeg1r'"e
will De- numerous, both here anl ln N'..'..
ri Irtus begin @, purge ourselves '' .'
abolition rmis.arigs who occupy our l'''.'
ion. and riye distinct notice .iat 'I WHO
10 mot leave Immediately for Che t'''' WIZ
LEAVE mR uMNu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
Beslobbiug Pierce.

ono Z. X. smart. formerly q ran,'uc
aholi,ionisi, and who got down on his knees,
anl hvncI before pirrcs 90 obtain a little
Presidential pap in the Belfast Custom
House j. now playing The 'yoorhant ia good
earnest lIc has rcccu,'ya long article u
tho Frrc pr.v, toshow that Prr.idrn,p.gT-,
d.. violated none Of his Tlrlrrs.
This political Ounce tries 10 make it ar-
Vcar that che President aided in the rgrsal
Of the Missouri C3mrr1m'c % gore hsuuH-
Try rrpa,r, and ,ha, be j. in no way rrspln.
siblr fr the agitation which followed thi,
infamous act,
Thi, Smart has really 60, to 10 an ohrct
ofwiy Having turned bis back upon an
hi, former friends, hi' past lic and rroGs-
.iaus. aud sunk himself 60 the lowe, depths
Of political degradation, Dc now show, him.
.cll wick after week, Ikea whipped spaniel
bringing at the icgt Of the President, A.
though he would AK ID, lisuifI favor Of
Frank 20 allow hira 30 ha bis great Toe 4,
ami an ,hc while looking mp in DIS face hc.
eeehin-'y o. ioll bin what Vap-rdaa, big
Statesmen hr f., and how all "H. country
mon" ia Maine, anil on over thc country,
Az IN favor OF Dis reelection.
40 man, whatever may Dc 10, political
opinion, can help r.,yIu- ,hi, fellow, fr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
shannon Bneked Ont :

The graf furry ki,kcl ur In Kansas by
ih,rro-.laycry party has blovuoyr Atoh.
icon Is Co., have backed down from their
position. All their loud threats have bern
but US ,hc empty wind. Their patriotism
has 40 dirl out In short, after all their
preparation. they have turned on their hosls
and lollc6rr little baud Of re.5lutc Trrc
state men, armed with Ni1Vs R,fJ-thc
great " BJrlsr RuElu pacifat5r"
Coy. Shannon demanded Of them 90 give
up their arms and obey the laws. 10 the
former they replied, NEVER The latter
they have ever been r1ady to DO, when enact
ed and executed by proper authorities. The
sham Missouri legislature is a uullity. Gov.
shannon Ia. failed in this most p1mpous
and riliculou. effort 10 oyrrawc ag4 sub.
due the patriots who occupy the soil u Kan
as. Atchi-on and shannon, though back
cI up by twice the force the Free State men
had, were Obliged to make tie first advances
and quic, has bocn restored. All hail &C.
nuine " Sluattcr Sovereignty"
The 81. Louis Democrat (Bcnton) says
"The propositions Of peace came from
Atchison and Shannon, at a council held in
Lawrence last Friday and Saturday, atwhich
a treaty Of peace was concluded. 10 the
demand made upon them to obey the laws
and deliver up their arms, the people Of
Lawrence responded by protesting their con-
slant willingness to do the former, but fatty
refusing to yield the latter point.
"On these terms hostiliiios were tcrmi-
mated, and the Missouri troops received or
dcrs on Sunday morning to disbanl. The
Miss1urians were armed with reyolycrs and
double barrcllcI shot guns, and were, for
the most part mounted. They were encam-
/ ped at Watarua, on the road from Law
renee to WesipJrt, six miles fcom the for.
mcr place, and at Lecompton on the Kansas
river, ten miles west from Lawrence, being
at no time more than six hundred strong at
l Wakarusa, or more than two hundred at
Iecompton. Tho free state men amounted
to seven hundred in Lawrence, all armed
with Shapes rifles, while two hundred more
could easily have been gathered from the ad,
joining country, and were, therefore, in nc
fear Of the result, had a collision unfortun,
nately arisen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28

RESIGNED. We learn that Nathaniel ;.
Li,usGcll. FL, Of Brilsion, who wa, elect
ell Representative from that District in sep
tcmbcr, has resigned the office. Rumor As.
signs two reasons that Mr.. Little was % b,
made Speaker, which would interfere with
his plans or that better office awaited him,
Fit Is the former, we really regret that the
gentleman should not have displayed NOR,
courage. These allies arr new hands at ID,
whcel, AMI the machine must be kept well
oiled, or they cannot keep it moving. In
view Of these facts, the veterans should ac
knowledge their claims checrlully and with,
out making WY faces. 1.-The cause must
b, sustained, even IL the claims Of " old
liners " b, passed over in silence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28

RovANcE Of TuE SE,. The Philadelphia
Ledger states that one OF the crew Of the
ship james Ray, which has made one OF
two attempts to sail from that port, but was
obliged to put back, was discovered by the
mate to bca female in disguise. She con-
fcsscd the trick, and stated that she belong
ed ia Lowell, Mas, was married and had a
child. Her name is Emma Barnes, and she
was born in Moscow, Me-, in 1889. There
fore she is not quite seventeen years old. In
1855 she married a man named DelArd, at
Lowell, and her child is now living with her
sister in Maine. She has been 70 sea before,
and was as active in clambering the rigging
as the most expert Of the " oil salts" She
had very mischicSous reputation, and the
captain designs sending her home.
boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
CbtOrtoro Qrmotr2t
MAINE, DECEMBER %, 1855
rUurrsuED rylEv VtpAN MORNING IN
W. A. PIDGIE & Co,
rEurEIrLoEs.
JouN J.rERRY, Editor.

Tcrfns.---Dr4 F.IHr rpI 6H, crufs stuoti, o.,
,uyts,r. orr JH.I1rrHi sryrHiy-hyr CDuis With,
Boz ..N months: two o. I5rf 10 ths cod ~ The year
T.vh..h d.t, rruts yI.. Ie added lur every ,rlr
switch r1,wrut D.. i-h,'A
NuvrErtsrvryrs Inserted ou r'asorahlg terms
DE- pIrrr .rur me I..r. accountable iur ANY euuf
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