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Saradahoe S. Supreme Judicial Court Apr Term 1855.
And now II appearing the Court that the Defenden has
not had sufficient otice0ered That notice be given
said Charles c. Ham, by publishing aested copy Of the
foregoing libel together with this order thereon weeks
successfully in the Times, public newspaper
printed at Bath in said County the last publication be
less than thirty before the Of
to be holden Bath within and for said County Sagada
hoe the third Tuesday OF August that he may then
and there appear and said libel il he shall see
cause.
Attest: A. G. Hewey, Clerk.
true copy Of libel and the order Of Court thereon.
Attest A. C. Hewey, Clerk. 3w1
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Is The boy that got doggsd for telling fb,
the same trembling Tyre that the poets speak
Of! M
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Bounty Land for Soldiers of the
War OflSl2,

Y recent act ofCongress, all Soldier, who served four
teen days or upwards in the war Of are entitled to
One Hundred and sirty All persons who
former application have received less entitled
to the balance Claims presented and obtained
by BRONSON & SEWALL.
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

ITO those who contemplate burning coal to cock with,
with economy convenience and perfect satisfaction, In
the Enpero, Irigkt for sale only BY the subscriber
eau ana Examine HLCHAMBERLAIN
SAINT
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An old man sat by the chimney side,
His face was wrinklea and wan;
And he leaned both hands on his stout oak can,
. Asif all his work were doEe.
His coat was good oldfashioned gray.
With pockets both deep'and wide,
Where his specs and steel tobacco box,
Lay snugly side by side.
The old man liked to stir tho FIRE,
So, near him the tonss were kept;
Sometimes he unused as he gazsd at the Goals
Sometimes he sat and slept.
What did he see in the emoers thefes
Aye pictures of other years;
And now and then they wakened Smiles
But oftencr started tears.
His good wife sat on the other side,
In the high backed. flag seat chair;
You see meath the frill of her muslin cap
The sheen of her silvery hair.
She wears checked" apron now,
And is knitting a sock for him;
Her pale blue eyes have a gentle look.
And she says "thsy are gowing dim"
like to call and tell the news,
And chat an hour each day,
For il stirs the blood in an old mans heart
Te hear of the world away.
Be kind unto the old, ny friends,
They're worn with this worlds strife,
Though bravely once perchanse they fought
The battle here with life.
They taught our youthful feet to climb
Upward life's rugged steep. a
Then let us lead them gently down
To where the weary sleep.
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Imnartant to Shin Masters.

I'VE would call the attention of all ship masters to
w Edson's Double Acting Force Pump, supe-
thing before offered the public for any
and all situations where Force Pump is needed. They
arc especially recommended as ships Head Pump as
they take up very little space, and less liable than
any other pump to get out Of repairs which is very
rious objection to the Pumps now in They will
throw two streams of water fdesred, and will do
execution in of lire than any other Pump of the size
in
One can be on board new ship VIM. NJ Rogers,
CayvaHs Water Boat, the store ofths subscri-
Der, sole agent for Bath.
II L. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Nov.15, 1854. o22
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Family Groceries.

A CHOICE and well selected stock FAMILY GROCER
les fresh and nice just received opened and now for
sale cheap as can be found in this city, consisting in part
as follows -
CoEees, Teas, Sugars Of all grades, Candes-taow and
sperm, Sperm and Whale OIL Nut Cocoa, Prepared do,
Chocolate Bakers Broma Tapioca Sago Corn Starch Po
tato do, Pickles. Ketchups Of all kinds, Olive OIL Castor
Oil, and large number Of other things too numerous
mention. A. I. ROBINSON
Corner Of Front st. Ferry Wharf Bath, Nov. l6 '5s
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To the Public.

THEsubscrbers having purchased the right manufac
ture and apply the above named shoe, for the city Of
Bath, prepared to accommodate such wish
profit by the best improvement made for the benefit
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse No pains should
be spared to make the labor Of that valuable animal
possible and also guard against ameness tenderness
&C., with which horses have always been more less
troubled To this end horse-shoers experiment
ting for the last 90 years. and until recently with but little
success.
With this Improvement however, all be realized
that is necessary The shoe will prevent laueness cure
tenderness make horse travel greater distance
fatigue and being made Of steel will very
than the common iron shoe.
Some of bestcitizens have already proved be all
that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDELL CO.,
Off Centre St. near the Hay Scale
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Valuable House Lets for Sale

Valuable House L0tS Tor SAFE.
GO HOUSE LOTS COMPRISED in that tract of land
OC known as The Scwal fc d, lying between High and
Lincoln and nor h of Green street offered for
sale.
AZ of these lots, lying north of contemplated street
60 feet WIDE which he located through the centre
extending from Lincoln High street, into which
il will open the house Of Judge smith, and contnn
with Oak street. SIS feet de by rods deep and
the remaining 20 lots living between the above mentioned
street and Green street. are S. vide and rods
deep, all of which laid out at right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample commodious
Westinghouse and all other necessary buildings togeth
with garden spot sufficiently large.
These tn valuable building lots now within
the limits the city and the whole field, any mum
her of lots down one be purchased reasonable
terms. Title undoubted
Further information respecting them be obt aimed
inquiring Of DR. PAYNE, Middle street, or OF Rev
$. F. Dixie, High street. 27tf
Bath Dec 20 1858.
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Ladies'.

YOU can have Boots and Shoes, OF any kind, made at
short notice, by leaving your orders at my storc-for
have the Workmen (March o. L. 5. FISHER.
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Oils, TObaccos. SOaps.

I 0BBLS Bleached Whale Oil, 10 Boxes Honey Dew
IL Tobacco, ofthe Best Brands the MARKET IS Box
assorted Fancy Tobacco so Boxes assorted Soaps
sale cheap the cheapest, by
$50 JOHN III. MCCLELLAN, Head LelIan's Wharf.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-21

Grass Seed.
NORTHERN Clover herds Grass and Red Top for sale
IN March 20. ME-. GANNETT.
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Coal! COAL!

ono TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal, JUS
ZOO arrived per brig William Crawford, from Alex
dria. ALSO
i lSS tons M Esd Ash Egg }coAn.
Per brig Attakapas, frem Philadelphia, for sale by
April IS. 46 b. o. WEEKS.
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House Paper.

LARGE assortment Of new and beautiful patterns o
a House Paper Common medium. satin and gold com
- velvet Ana gold borders. More opening and for sab
by 4O sAWfEk hAuooN-
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ELLIOTT HOUSE BLOCK.
Cabin Stores.

FEW stoves Of splendid design for Coaor Wood suta-
- bic for Ships Cabins for sale by subscriber Also Cam
bosses Of all Sizes with Galley furniture of every descrp-
ton, at II. L CHAMBERLAIN'S,
Bath, Nov. y, 1854. Rogers Block.
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Door and Gate Springs.

THE most efficient and durable springs In use, be
put on by any person in q FEW moments, sndappicahle
TO any door or gate For sale by 2. HYDE CO.,
Feb aO 1855 Corner Front and Broad Street
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-21
Plated spoon.

ID ECEIYED direct from the Manufacturers Gro supe
III Table Dessert and Tea Spoons Butter Knives he
plated with pure sitter, for sale very cheap by
March Is. J. L. GILMAN.
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Compound Almond 10
Map of Sagadahoc County.
New CIOthin.

OUCH as fine COATS, VESTS, PANTS and conn
y in great variety, just received by J. T. GIL,
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a1Gst Must
From the New England Farmer.
A Home Picture.

NJ MRS ANN h PORTER.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

AUGUSTA AND BATH DAILY LINE.
r> h7HE new Steamer TEA GER,
- CHAs II. BECK, Master, will
gusta, every day, Sundays excepted9 Is follows:
Leave Smiths Wharf, Augusta, for Bath and iuterme-
a s. , - -
Returning. leaves Blackmers Wharf, Bath for Augusta
and intermediate landings, ut 8 P. NJ.
Fare from Bath to Augusta, % cents.
Freight taken at reduced rates. ]. N. BROWN Aren't
Bath, April D, 1850 Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
PAUL FAME;
OR, PARTS OF 4 LIFE ELSE UNTOLD,
A NOVEL.

H. addition 10 chi, new feature, a series ~ ofis
inll sketches, songs and ballads ~ G.. 4. Morris.
and an original novelette,. IN verse. funded upon
f,rt, called "Thc story ~ star" rs J. VI.
Fell, are among the Inducements ior new SUBJ
,cril,,r, to ,mmsncc with the first numbers q the
wear.
beside The contributions and 'abors ufihs I'll.
tor.. the Hone Juurnal 90 contain The Ior,ign
and DOMESTIC coutsp1njsr,r uta large list II cun.
trihu'urs-ihc spice of the Eumpsau N'raIinrs--
tha 81 rst.uns from th, most Interesting pulIIrl
,ipns of the ja,--ihc lu'f n1y,'s-thr pguut
stufiss-the sparkling Wit anl amusing an,cdute
the nsW. and gossip of tho rari.ian pfr.s-thr
REGIONAL sketches 81 public chlnsisrs.-ihe stir.
ring s,srss ui tho vufd Ne live nth, chrouic'e
~ ths news fuf tar ladies tle nshinrs-ths facts
ppi ruiIiuss II the ncvs=tba Ti,h ui Iu.Iish i1-
f1rm,tuu-ihr ut, huuur ard llfho. ~ ihe
tn,s=thr ssarts uH Hr, literature, sH,i.ty aHi
urrlIs. prl ihH usual ,.ff, ul ,1ulH rrausiH.s
l.,.n ihr wilderness NJ Tr-I..b rruudrr, Hfrr1.
frrr. criticism. u",.r., by. ~ r,rd MI remind
our readers ibat ve have DI.1 ons or two u0,ar.
rrssrH correspondence iurHr nsH,Hn,hI- .Hri,i, ul
New Nurk. vhpviL give us .nry news uf,,rp
new f,HfmJ 81 .'F.r sud elegance among tbs l,aI.
,Is rf ths So, world.
TfRvs-Fur ono crr,, -. 1r fhUrr copies,
50, or oHr copy Nr tdf,o ,rfr, -5-aI"'g' Do
advance.
Su.ef,Is vitbuu. IrHg. AdE.r.'
MORRIS 3 WILLIS,
E'l.rf& Trrrr..i, lu5 FH.1-', N,r ls-..
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LLEWELLYN KIDDEB,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
LCCKE's MILLS,
"a oxford County. Maine
Notice.

TIU COMMITTEE CO.. hr l.'..r .f o.,
/ I... H.| show of uU uNuu t."N A-r-
....#..' ~....| H.. fl.,.EH a.......H.. ...u lar
.......f r. ..1rfl fHu.s trl t...-r. off H"
t...IE. ......H. .. I|s ..HIr"1 .1 f.sII vicinity
I.. H....f ..'....'.. OIL. r.r procuring n .H.,a...
-..H. .r. ...T..- Hr| UrrIr- Hr, ."| tbr erection
.EI s".r.|'. ,H..H-. aH| have rrra o.. aH With
rH..r.. ..H. I.ny rI H.f .. t..s t.'a a"....t
.. ...... .rH ....- .I ..N Or fH n..Hl. l.t ..E
f..f Irr n..f |T done fH pressure ar' o.. rn OBJ"
.I.Hn.-. N.f r.s chan ..N B.r-- Ul Rand v.. D.
r....r.H nrH frn f.rr f. d. r.f 'r.s t.HI r.- Poo
90 H.-r. bounded u.Hr, sr a, tH protect thr
...... ...H .'.H.E.f.H.s arI che rIr.IiHu Hi srrH
q ........r H. f.. committee H.t1 determine. mp
a...f.r q. 'r'rH'r ir writing With che pruu,.
.urHr.r.s. f. rrr rHr.ursr. .H co lg..Ig che bret
W,..r.I8t .H JHr#.. r....
DARN : FORBES, Chairman.
~.Hl pHHs, nov. 80. l,lE. 80
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sHERIFF,s SALE!

O,ruHu s,. Na,,ml-r ~. l.55.
TIAkLN un ,s..uU.u Oh. as.r Horace @ 81.
| nrf will lr s.'I 10 pd.r Nurrau. athena.
r..H NFI.r'. ....r, rr sweden rr. .fuI t..f.. rr
sam. a1. TtrunN gI, \. u. ls-". 90 . 1'rl,.l
o.. VI 81" fh. rI.lI iH .#a.f, ah.rI Il.m4. 1.r.'I.
.i~Nt.sn sH,irsHH, .ft uH f., 5iH tay ,t &c..
r.rIsr. 3 d.. 1854. U.r 0Ty thr sHrru1, rr.
HrIrJ .U fn. ..-.IH. vfIf.l OIL rrig,H certain ..I
r.rtfr. branded .. li.uNs, t1 sIi. certain piece
u. HrI situated u >ur...u Iu d. t"rrff or bNfuI.
be- fH.ng rBIt 81 'Hi So. 10, r Doe second division
.I Lll. e.Hflturne 20 srrr--i' .sfH. iae sBur ari
Iu.i I.urat uI John ll.un0tt, ~ NuH-'Hr, auI the
.1a.s O.. tli,urrul rsH-h uf ~lrrboa Gsmrnn,-
A..uuue undivided hlIinl DO uI Hri, luo arr,.,
situate. Iu lHE.., 90 h,1- UHrini % which John
k..-.,f lH# -liI luI| IHu1hl ui UIuiurrls J.r'tB
fol. DHIuau, aid l,iI e.rIis being urugi-rl tp che
inhabitants 90 sN...u t1 sttITU tHF payment ui
700 suI i.trryst. SAID mortgage urrr.sl i1
uNarl R,-.'lN, Wotrm District, boon %, p1ga
az;
Alec cruain rr,l,,1tr Jrs-rleI ,s f,lous. O,
vu. 4 certain p,ros ul uDi situated in sweden
tI vtt. go ol Doe ~. 10 r che second division, Cy.
..nIHg Bna Trser,irg iHrts ACRES d,,lsI b, Robert
Nniri.uo @. jeremiah BsHnstt, J,.. aisp tive acre.
decided o. .HiI TOOL, b, aid MuursUu, iuthr year
1870, also i've arIus, more 90 bees, from Doc Ne. ~
fU Ilr sr rood UtNtsIHn--.uI q mote particular Is-
.DUTiIuu rr',rc1Dr b. bod 90 N1ihl Eliot, j.
deed 90 Robert u. Morrison, re.rr,irg uus uniy.d-
% A1IIufthr pine lim..f standing aud hing 900 che
Gr.t t,.luh,J prDmi.rs--slii zeal s.taiy hrfr.
mHIts,.r cd O. Rul,u Morrison D., deed rrr1rt'l ln
O>fd E.g.,tr,, uuah -. page 2ij Del dated
UfCrmlrt -, lsjl-t1 secure tbe payment Of : i2j.
T. which deed rriruIH.r is LsryN, bad,
AI.usc,rt,in parcel ct Real Estate situated IN
sweden, 90 wit. lot 80. %, in tha thiui division
of lots in .ad Sweden. 100 acrr.. De- the same
rHre Ur sssi s.s1 pet 81 lIt no. ., 90 the
0.I division, containing about : arTr. add bgiug
that portion II said Do served ll Jp.hu, DenH,it
ubrp be conveyed Zee o.hDr TsTt 81 sid be 90 nue
Elijah Potter, ADD wbu a hc since conveyed o. Al
,ir Dcnrsit, Together With The miIIs situated ther-
nr. ,aId Real Estate hrHg mortg,gri 90 T.. W.
Woldbrry 10 secure ID. Isymcut OF -23j AMI ln.
frrsst. suI 20 lienjamln Weber, by deed dated
December p, lsj2. recorded In The ONhrl Regis
les, We,t.In Dsui.t, book p, page 2i3, 90 So
-urr the T3ym-at uf : SIS sni IN crest. Reference
o. said deed - hsrJly bad.
CIlAs. 4, ADAMS, Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

GEr,r los, 1r WUrr. An elevator. 40
the mouth orthe Grnrssr River. near E5cl-
ester, y. 4, gave way lass week, and pre-
eirI'airi into the river FROM coco o.
5o.ooo bushels % Canada wheat, owned hy
the Rochester mi'lcr.. Of course IL was
total l1ss" 4 similar accident occur
red a year or two ago az the Cr5t5n Mills, in
Us City, when one or two lives wsr, lost.
Nor, care and judgement should be used
when storing grain. life Illustrated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

Mis- Hannah +. Bradbury OF Bangor,
Ne, has accepted an invitation from the
Managers OF Charleston Female Seminary O.
hocomo the Principal Of that Institution.
She pa, been lor many year, o very su'c5ss-
ul teacher iu som, OF ,hc higher school. m
Bangor and Slco. She has bc5u known as
q writer ard literary correspondent for some
OF oar frs, class periodicals, and Is lady
ol superior intellectual abilities.
Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

The Collins steamship Atlantic, Captain
West arrived 40 New York, Nov. G0th.
Latest dispatches rJr1rt o'bcially from
Lord Strut.orl De- RejcliA' a victory gained
Nov 5th, by Omar pach1 over lu,V'o
Russian troops. Mostly Georgian militnmen
at thr river Iuergr, which Dc crossed cap
turing Cn prisoners, thrcc guns, and killing
ami v1anliuc }uO OF che enemy. Turkish
loss 500
K1rs is still b,s..-rl hut appearances
indicate thar tle Russians viii retire tU
n'Is
p.ar. r1m1rs are again extremely rrun-
lent. hgt r-re. Diplomacy, however, d.
active. especially 40 stockholm, Vienna and
Brussels
\ d,sultrrv Gre was kent ur tctvr'u tho
north and south sides og S,hls'rrn' The
Crtsati1us Of both sides were being aug.
uUrfl.
Count Zamo.N las tsrD appointed o.
lI-r AMI command n division 90 trs-JCk'
and Poles i- thr British service.
- Petersburg dispatches state that Oh,
Emperor lr1 Nigu'airG uu the -th of No
yymhr- r 70 che Driwa, ta thank, boz person
Gur'shkHTs army. M. returned Goa Mos
COW Oh So Petersburg
Tho rzruTtuf Irrat,ur, rrrm Turkish
port, .s prohibited, hut importation BE- al
lowed duty IrFr
A Berlin dispatch states chat BE- appear.
u.rr AMI more positive chat VrrIIm.rlri-
arr heinz arranged co EruHr'.. with OH.
assent of Eu.sy, .r the resumption ..
negotiation. i.r peace.
General tHHrr-f .ua0rrfs thDr.uuaui
ths British 0r.., Boo thgJr.ue
Tho United >n'.- Minister no Grrr h1.
excited much Alteration 'r exchanging 'Hr
MAJ ,fsf.s uIIU irs Russian Minister.
French r.r#r, SAY chat tIr United States
uT- tr rs1 I'd. t.r indebtedness u' Dr.r.s
o. ENGLAND -r1 Franc. #r condition d.
reviewing trs leland 90 Milo Er u.r.r
years
E.r.7.. a-. current no Paris gHf t'
.h..t .l l.r l.r-.Hr.s mission fl. o.
demand OH. I.rf .f t.. daughter .' OH.
K.H- nr>vrl.r or tNa Prince Nap.
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DO. nom siN 10 saOO
IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS or
Bounty Land Warrants!

nEW~ON~ Who are rsreiving Nauants unter
che Hss law before d.sposlug 81 them, ace &C.
goe,lsU Co apply either personally o. b, .riter, 20
lhs uhsrsilrr. wh, viii .scure 90 them either The
.aIi bens6t % the bod. OF an advanre upon the
Government price, (Which Is sl.25 per acrc,)
.h8uId they wish On eel the same.
THOS PEMBER
40. rs Dosns Street, BOSTON, Mass.
Jans 5, is5j 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

K.5P.R.R. Hu. Rsutl Williams has
rrireI from the presidency Of this road,
though De sill remains in ,hc hoard %
Directors. lIc Is ,ucygcI,i by Allen lam.
h1rl E.l., of Augusta. Edward q. Hyde,
or Bath, former superintendent, has been
c'cJ,cd % that post,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

The launching " the steam frigatc Min
ues1n at Washington on saturday, was
witnessed by frOm fifteen to twenty thou
sand people. The President, the Cabinet
nearly an Of the mcmbcrs Of Congress and
the Foreign Ministers were In attendance.
The scene was beautiful and auimatins.
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o ~ 20
TENT NOOK ~ THE 1
GRAMMAR SHoO
OF New York and Boston.
Towers Elements Of Gran
ma
ID ECOMMENDED lN ths siale sehnol


ID ECoMMENDED ~ the sute School &
II missioucrs u New Hampshire. The
With which this litile volumr has been rrcciy,
the public, md the sucrefs with which u has
used In School, have hecr remarkable. IT,
tign D. 70 lessen the difficulties which the 500.
scholar Invariably experiences on biz Gfst intr,
duciion into the study oi Grammar. N berius ~
doe ovesi round Of bic understanding. and leeds
hin npv1d iH su agreeable inI attractive trann'r,
nnlill be- 10 able 10 pufsur more comprehensive
plan II Instruction n isrchss "0ue ding ata
lime" aud In this manri u able IN isaSh MANY
things in succession. To teacher. II will - u
great convenience ard uiiliri; and n scholars Il
win afford nm unusual facility In mastering The
difficult PHILOSOPHY ~ our language. IL s il~ays
iayorio IN The class foom.
(FDm 5 n. Taylor, LIN. Principal % Phill.rs
Academy. Andar,f, Nai)
II .scrls o. ne ajuirbly ,iap'cI ly -, simple.
v AMI c'farrsss ~ m1kr he study n Grammar
nrl'ig0b.s ani profitable, even 10 a child. lee
iar Grammar, what "CHHufu's Iifst lsssons' D.
ior NrIfhHsur; b. makes thr principles clear wi,h-
GOT hardening Oh, mind with ischoirs. know n
Oh uofk % wrIi adopted % those lsgirnIuc he
s'uly ~ Grlmfrsr. Nnu hlrs irHc r. YER, valuable
service 90 ihe young iH che frsraDt.on otis aHi
ar rp GIrut thit ,au uIII f a arch rrNarl on thd
conviction thl' VOC have ul 10 ihr study n Cram
uur, which has sl ofiru bee iouHi usrr'SK log sod
disls,r.riug, adopted tu tlr ,Huuhrrsiou oi The
child. ls we'll Bf attractive HIi pleasant.
rr.0r- NJ ever, srrh ''r 'e,sfl' effort - ibis On
ths ,IuH, 20 ,frDIiiH-.
Ausmil5, 1856
trum bs N1.h Nn.Tr1- nrr,r)
Our School. sufrr r1 petition so s-srrgi1uS
Hf Iu ilH r.ulrur. ,.lu"Ti.-,l textbooks uYu be
common poo. Ih-f rre r nHI.Y Tfr,ss, ~.
,-Ti in Obscure r1" r.H. rrr'HtHa "i ,'' T'g''..
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
NEW YORK PRICES PAID FOR
LAND WARRANTS.

DERsONS having wmsul' 90 God Il lur their
interest TO call upon ihe suls'nber' lrlofe ''''
IlIs,I,r, II inquiry. r'5Iar1g PrH1s' MIwP,
Nili l., prompt, aUsN't,l.
Holder. .,uiug thJrr War'ots p, mail o. ON.
crwisr, ma, r,y upup having the Hl"''lN'
NAUkIT pmCL. ~ CASH, pfumplI, rctuf1.
l.. T. CUMMINGS.
fgT OMcs. ~ Mldus Sc, iui'I LAM.
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THE xFORD DEM r. II.
Original Novel by N. p. Willis.
THE HONE JOURNAL FOR 1856
NEW Am BHIILIANT sERIES.

lN the 9Th ofJanunry next, the Gr', number OF
" the new series for 1850. II hi. well Enovn
Family Ncvtpapcr will 10 issued, with new Npc
and new attractions; the principal one is u the
Mind which has h,cn proved, by both American
and European periodicals. 60 h. The most accept.
table aud and rorulr. vita Novel in 'sria
uuuilpsfs. The title v
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OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE.

The Winter Session of thi- School will CONE
mence on MoSphN the 81 day Of December next,
AMI continue dsrfa rssks.
TolnoS from $500 to $500, Music, Sc. ex.
ira.
BOARD in the Institute Building. or IN rr,Ste
families from rs to $500 per week
A sufficient auinbcr &c roolns ate provided iOf
Student. who wish to board themselSes.
E.P. KINDS. PrHaFiL
orrH rIRI,, Oct. u, 1855.
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State of Maine.

ENrrruUr UIrtErvTNr,
Augusta. N... -, 1855.
= I'D HU.r.I session ~ nh. E.."uus. '.rr-
= oil0tUbr hsI 90 iir Car7rrl Chamber. DO
Augu,tt.01 NGuigy che irl.h .a, of December
nest. AursIs 4. JACKSON
S.rpaN NJ STATE
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NOTICE.

TIVE Suhsrr,t..r. hsoh, give ruh'io notice lAai
enc, ace IN want of MONEY au1 aH
TTasUus in.,uirI to them D., Nate ur Account, are
rnIaotrl Co cali anI piy ihr same Immediately
1gi fHrF r.si.
ANDREWS { BATES
Pare, November p, ISIS. 6Nt3
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CO.pnTinrT,hip Notice,

NOTICE b. h,r,h, give, th,t l.. /. SToNr
y hts lsug1t,l With hiu GooHor NuEsT,
and the Lrslucss v.ll hereafter 10 conducted under
the itm ul STONE i MORSE.
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EzRA s. NEyERs. hlc d 800.

in the county II ONfirt, deceased, ~ giving bond
az tie law directs Ne therefore requests al per
sons Who are Indebted 10 the .aid decreased 90
tate, 10 make Immediate plymcni and those who
have any demand. thereon. IN exhibit the same 10
Nov. %, 1855. ENOCH W. WOODBURY..
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THE subscriber her,', gi,c5 subtle notice 10 ali
c6lcameI, th1tho h1s been duly appliutsi hy
The Honorable Judge olrrolafc. 30 ta' C"nniy 81
ONorl, and assumed The IIusl VI AJun.siptor
. { tIr ,.f.fa II
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Farm for Sale!

.sESssS w Gir puce b. Offered, thc farm,
sy.s3e situated in DNf,lI, which hr luv os.
cupies. Itcunsist- Of 10 acres ct hrd
- Of ihr fret quality, well walorci, we'll
Fenced, unl contains q good proportion uf pasture
aud woodland The oUhlfd +Irnishcs an llHu-
dtucc ufcNrsilsnt iiuit-uati,e aud grJtsd. The
huldiu-s ace good and un,cuient, ard in excel
lent r,rlr, and situated aLput lUr miles from the
railroad. Information concerning the stand maN
D. obtained Of l.. T. BOOTllBN, -. Paris. Of
ths subscriber. JOHN &. klDDER.
DiNisld, Nov. !, 1855. %
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SILKS. RIBBONS, l5ltS, FLOWERS,
Embtoidcnr,. Drc., y immiugs,Gl.'cs,
Sc, So.
BRANCH HOUSE, N.'0H -rr',
YaETLAND.
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