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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13
Change your Diet to suit the Season

THE time has now arrived when the light lu1u-
ries of summer should be exchanged for the stron-
ger and more invigorating food, which the system
requires during the fall and wiater. p 90
1 Ihave effected permanent arrangements by which
will be in daily rcceiptof FRgsH 0YsrEEs by ex-
press, and will keep continually on hand good sup-
ply, either blythe or otherwise at my Saloon, in
the bascmentpf tho BIeas HousE, where will also
befound oil the varieties Of Fish, Game. &c Meals
served up at all hours. JOHN WARMER
PertsnnOuth, Sept, %, rs. - -
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DRY GOODS &c


FURNITURE WAKE HUVMS.
.u..,,,. ..-.
sfS V wHnEN &sI,B,
@u &Nd @h~~ w @~--S A'"'& Ass,
PEARL STREET, JACKSON, OHIO,
RETURNS his sincere thanks to his friends and
customers for their generous patronage and shall
endeayOr by all means in his power to merit n
, U' & to same Saf dn now o "y,''r M preaf
house keepers, in tho
H0ITSE EITRNISHING LINE
Having now on hand lust received, the lor..st as
sortiaent Of the
BESr AND LARGEST STOCK Or
FURNITURE
Ever yet offered to the citizens of Jackson Coun-
W. % Uoton TSe S ay rS, re
that l shall not be under sold byany body.
0oF 70
""'""' anu ""nUsa"y,
vi Wits
Stat and spindle back; Scollop and mock scroll,
Bannlster back, Boston and Jenny Land, split bot
ton; frenGn cane sen1, uiecan n walnut layer !,
dren assorted, Children rim back, Cradle Settcos
pannlseVr % Logh,ng' noStoh arm roShng, tnlIGfn'
Cherry cane seat rocking, Walnut and slat rocking
T anu "",unS w. nu,'' i"ui0' Se""s 0h"'t'
pIrpE,rS
pro;oct;or ro,r dr,yar docd and scrol, do
Walnut dressing. Walnut scroll column do
'''' ''''' T,n,rs
iAbLEH--
Kitchen and Breakfast. Dining Card and Cen
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

and French, German and English Percussion
CaPsand Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Fasks,
Shetland Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie Knives in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the nost ferocious character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, everything that is usually keptin Hard
wale Store, which we buy directly from the
Nanuactories, which will enable him to SCI as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the state. Just drop in and take look at his
Stock.
GUNS MlTHlNG BUSINESS
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13
PATTET METALlC BURIAL CASES.

4 lRTlGHT and understandable; one the
~ most valuable inventions nf the age for
protecting and preservinglh he dead for ordinary
inierment for vaults or for transportation
The undersigned respectfully announces to
those having occasion for burial cases, that he
il now prepared TO supply the above named
valuable Gticle Of all sizes, from one foot ten
inches to 6 feet inches in length, aud of var.
ious Widths and depths They are Of differen,
patterns, bronzed gilded p in aud highly or.
namcnted. with plates for name or inscription
He invites attentions to these articles. and the
very low price at which they are offered. aud
Which Is uniform throus houi the state
1Qns 2Sd ID. TN. HoWELk
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~ EW and Splendid assortment Of books, jus
~ received and for saleat
HARDINGS Book S.olC.
Jackson Ooh 2O,lS03, S-G
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PORTSMOUTH ADVERTISEMENTS
Cash Business,

THE subscriber wishes ii particularly understood
that he has, from this date adopted the CASH BU-
MESS. H. will sell little cheaper than any othe.
lAln in the town of jackson All kinds of
FresA Groceries.
His stock is now fun and Of the best quality. His
uld customers and everybody else invited to call
and see him.
ty-An those knowing themselves indebted to
him, either by note or book account will please call
and settle, and save costs.
ALEX. CRISWELL.
jackson. april 29, '55. Aft
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-02-13
AFTERNOON SESSION, 4 o'clock

The Grand Division met again at the ap
pointed hour, and opened in dAe form. Present
the same officers as in,the forenoon, excepting
the Grand Chaplain. Minutes Of the forenoon
read and confirmed. Bro. Thayer offered the
following resolution which was adopted
RESOLVED, That the Grand Treasurer be au.
thorized to have made slaves for the Grand
Conductor, Sentinel, and Banner with joints,
and suitable case for the transportation of
the same from place to place, where the quar-
terly meetings Of the Grand Division may trnm
time to time be held, and that the Grand Scribe
be requested to ascertain the expense OF OBJ
tanning new rosettes and tassels for the OH.
GERS Regalia, and to report at next session OF
this Grand Division. -
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Brethren help Us, and in due. time your
committee confidently promise you d harvest
Of fruits from this benevolent enterprise which
will amply repay us for all our tolls. ~ ';..s3
Tie, e. W. P. tlen announced the fllawRtHHs
Standing committees for the present year, - "
'"!Oh lIa!t-S: Z. W. Ctafkson, 3. r: ,Gra5s
TON and John Cordero. a s''.y5a5
On Flnunce-H. W. Gardner, q. B. fdWs
;ers wdS. S. McCulIy. - = az :, =, ssss q
: On the Ihstitntion"f Divisions 3: w. ThitloH
Castor, 7. J.1Warfen, aud D, r. Kennedy .E
Discipliiie-M. Mdses,.J: .C.s Griffin and g:
I. Bower. - =
Constitution: aid By.LaWsJ. b. kerslia1,
4. NJ. Kennedy, and G. a.. McDohaid. Sss
Credcntfuls-A. Audersun, J. J. taMJtle,
antf T. A. Elliott : '''' ~
!: on RtliefAW. jim, IIat1mett, VIM. Few
is and J. ]. MactaY e., =
: .Osi Publications.. J. Warren, Henry sun.
mer, and N. Tylee, Jr. ~ .,. !; 50 ,7s-~
= Brother q'hayer offered the foiloMihg.4sese.
lutfons WHICH we're unanimously adopted
7s- Res61ved, unanimously. That the wsffhest
ifanks of this Grand Division are die aud
By most cordially rendered To theSofieers 4le
members>of Wdteree Division No. ., for'tte
use oflIeir hall, and lie excellent arrspSs.
ments made for tteJreception ofthis BODY: !.
= Rssolesd, nndntmiousiy, That The fSessbsss
ofthis Grad Division viii eyer cherish Mssah
most gratefuf sentiments, the ieaising reGsaa-
sbiSnce of the gpnefons hospitafty axtendef tS
them by aheir: brethrenis Of Watefee Di|ssioa
Noe; during their staySi1 Camden. No far-
cher .Dusincsssappeafing, sii nledop Or lsotstr
Elliott, the GrShd Division. adladfRed toshseet
St Sdmtetville,: or fsdags26th Apil aeft,
at i0ocTock, A. M, - srs;E s.'.'a.s
~. DELAY, Grand Serihsss.s
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-02-13

=: u: i"wn>e""' "'..'.::':':.U U' W. W.
Rev. AIexr Gr'ss,' :, -; chaplai9n'
. Eb'i,rzer Ih"vef,.. ~ C"ne"c'or: or
G' I: MchriIz',' H. oc'''''e''
=, - ,, "">AS'' ~ c..,
g }. Dt''"!''' W oc'Ht'
80 . n'"s,'' ~ ''''''''''n :, l''IS"'y, a,..Dp:
M"I'So"'esy .i, n",ss' ; VI: U.E'l. ;" L..
frra,,,I1 " TW ~ ''!,"' .'S ,,,l 60, ~ w. nv,"'u
~ E.t,i ~, ,.''. ~, ,, '':'>'
''n o"'o"F; ":""u ,'''I",sa d.T IT, 'e',l a =
~ oPe';SS'' WI" >''S"'S' ''"" ""9e' "s '''' ~
o"Il''" ."I =" -. ,.,,:,
:, "e ''"'"s i>'>''"S "''' 'eP ''e'''e' 90
'"'I"%S p't,a ~, \, shorrz =, yh,vs, N,,h1
.T,.laa :, ,nd T.: ~ NrIi,-,zie p Wv .ps
Tavlm-N Nn s-J,bn Co,dcr6 J T. Fetner,
aud I'hos, ]: L1Mo,tG p. w .P.'s. :;
:. Ma,eee, Nm "A, nj. Kennedy, w.
'rhurlowy Castor, Thor.. j.: Warren;,Z, y. De-
.ilay: w. NJ. Shannonj and D.: Il: .,kslmcrk
P..-W. P.'s :-.. .'.. II. e.
Hisgaion, No; ii - Joseph r. Brcare, P.
". P. :. -. .>> ~. :
:. .GieNw, No.. 81 Rev. Alexander Gregg,
p W., r.. - 49,. =: = :
Ora,ge,urg, No. SS,-Thus 4. Elliott, p.
". p. -. ., s.r. 90. '....: :. -.
Bcnueltsville..: No. 45.-B. d. Townsend,
p. ". -.:.s ...: -: -. r
n'oI -. .''. 1Ne''!s''' -. '' '''u
=, M f', h he',".i" ,L .,', , r",,',r,oy o -
o.". ',ns.aa. 'h, c."J.a,i"i',n WV" ~ nr ~ I n"Dm,lJ
p. W."P:oL No. 9, Euwin Barnes, p. w. p.
., @ N". @o' any " -. hSe'1 /" ~
90 wa" he!"g III %a'i|g. were .,., .Itt'o'.eeu ny
NE ": S.' al'q eqis 'n'e"en. - "s 'nli'a's' :.
OF Tue A'' 'a"' oess'?'' Hete ''e'' Is'o "S" Co''
'geu = I"''Hs''''''.s''' 'a"" :"e a, 1tt ';i
VI 'i!"ori'a: Ees ~ W. u' n o."' '.''i
'a !oe ,soa' =, " " ~; 'N'" t"eSe"'c"
"ISSq's' 'ls!H ''e'SM': =. =" =. : z: -
10 Ihc "rom DtetS'os t''nts ~ .~t f"t1'e'"@ee
{" 's'"'@ I"''''"o h0't"yHro'"e'%:
Stre ourlast injecting, the intrrwsl has been
so Short THAT II very full RrRnt Is is>rrub'rl'|y
not expected of1he Grand Worthy Patriarch.
-. The first quarter Of G1Y Temperance, year,
besides bcjxy n rnonll, sliertef chan any SIC
veejing Term, has ncw and inexperienced Off
''er<, w!n have hut recently underlakentu per.
!orm their respective duties; and some'i1fhe Is
Fe4u'' ca 'oF us 10 "come 'sih'ilar WIN our
on'Fs' a"d ne SCOPE A'h Fr"ssresS "i 9he-work
before US. -,
E >"'!i t'''F',i''e 't"nt"'''y crave '''t '"o''
-'nre "I lac '''""u D'Sls'o' Tor the "rtDhS
anu "irI'rs'S 81 II" my n,.t eom"',.''c'. "
Hon. ,naue Il" Pursuance '' is''S "; ~ OF ""'
!, CONSULTATIONS wac" f'q"'Fe> 'ne "' y" T. "
'"ei"'' "' e'''" quarterly Se>s'", n.r w
INC ""' srSs 81" ~" S,,, wv" - ,o,,r 49,
' ""'' ~ "''' I' lIe a...r >,.> pan''a,i
''.''' A.""' H,'u.e" -, ,n'' n"''Im. 'I', s..
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-02-13
GRAND DIVISION
SONS OF TEMPERANCE, OF s. G.

FIRST QUARTERLY SESSION 1855
CAMDEN, Jannarf 25'h. 1856.
Pur>uan' 10 notice, the Grand Division met
this day, in the Hall of Wateree Division, No.
.. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-02-13

To DESTROY PEACH Tree. INsEcTs.-A
very intelligent writer in the, London-Gard
ner's Magazine, who had tried many expert
mentssso preserve the peach tree in health,
gives the following as the best composition for
this purpose -........
"Take hatf O. peck of unSlacked lime, quar-
ter of peck Of SCOT, two pounds of soft soap,
and one pound Of sulphur. Upon these warm
water is poured, till the whole mass becomes
of Il creamy consistency. This composition is
applied to the whole tree trunk and branches,
with clothe, or sponge, as hot as the hand
can bear it,, The proper time Of using this
wash is immediately after pruning in the
Spring"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
PAUL FAME;
or, PARTS OF 4 LIFE ELSE UNTOLD
4 NOVEL.
nv v ?. Willis.

H. addition 10 this new EeamFc, a ssT,s. ~ orig
nal skctrhes sougs and lsllads by q. T. MoTTis,
and an oFig;nal noVclstis. IN verse, funded uToa
f,ci. calleh "Thr story 81 star" by J. NJ.
Fi-li, nre au,opg he Inducements SO Rsw sob
scfibsrs 10 c,murucg " ih the hfst uumbcrs Of the
year
nesiios The contributors an. bbJTs u the ed.
tore, the Ilogsc Josrual vii ccutan the Forrign
and domestic correspondence 81 large lisi II onn.
irilut1u--ihs sp,s a The European Magazine
he srlsciioas from The most interesting ruhca
tions 81 the ia,-ihc lust noVcs-the piguauI
stofiss-ihe srarkhug VT and amusing anccdole
the news aut gossip ~ ihs P1ritihn yress-thc
personal sketches ~ pullic chancisu-the stir-
rng s,sncs 1T the vuri we I've in--ihe chfuuiclc
II the news 30 tn ladrssths fshions-ths f'ris
and Outlines ~ the nsws--thc pick n English IN
afmiiioa--ths Wit, humoS aHi pathVs " 10
timss-the ,fsays 10. hlc, literature, s0o.sty sod
uafals snd the usual variety NJ carriul ch-usings
lru,a The wildsru.ss II EngI,sn p,T,odic.i htsrn-
turr, cfiticism, poetry, etc. We u'rd n0t rrmini
our fssdrrs that Ne have alsa one ~ two uAsm-
raised Correspondents ~ The issh,aa.bls socisty II
New Noik, Who y ,h g,,r rs csrIy news % ryey
ucw feature II style and slsganoe among ths lad
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El.iaytS P,epsis'7,', lO1 F.fgu-'i., Me- Io'4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
From Europe

The steamship Pacific. arrived at New
York, Nov. 18th. She brings l3l pas-cn-
gers.
- An c1traOrlinary panic in England was
occasi0ned hy rumCr, of a var with the
-pnited States, and that Mr. Buchanon had
demanded his passports, Mr.. buchanan
was obliged publicly % contradict The ru-
NOR.
There was no news OF importance from
the Crimea, Roth armss wcrc goine into
winter quarters.
The London Times, in series or skillfuIy
malicious editorials, started the subject,
which. exaggerated by the Provincial prcss,
speedily attained such dimensions that o1-
tras were issued, announcing that the Amer
lean Minister had demanded his passports
General astonishmrnt and rryrrt was ELECTED
by this announcement, and energetic pro-
tcsts were heard against Government lorC-
inc tly nation into ~ dangerous a war,
Our Liverpool agent tclc-ruphcd o. his
ExccllJncy. the American Minister. who
promptly and courtcously sent him the FOL
lowing explicit contradiction Of the rumor
LoNpON, night of "a II j. not true that
the American Minister has demanded his
passports from the British Government
There j. no foundation iur such a report.
N0twithstand.nc this. an uneasy icrlin.
remains In the public mind
Tur WAS. NDthin. important from the
.cat OF war cXorIt che rytUru OF the Allies
from their al,aucg, Oh their former positions,
iu expectation Ui an attack from thc Rus
SANS Nevertheless h is unlikely that any
further aVyrati1us viii TAX, rlacr this srl-
son. E'th ariuics arv TrlIorins ag win
Ger
SOM tr.1iu- .uscasrs have lccr -1inrd
Nv che ft,ts. which have now 1ilcl towards
tGc gulf 90 PTgkop
A dispatch rccriycd from So pctCr,hur.
state. that an the liner, 1f the acyt oa Kim
burn bad proccoiej seward, and that The
Nl.i- hll attempted nothing nsw
The correspondent % the Daily News
declare, tha; Russia has positively utimatrl
at 10Th the Courts uf the rreat German
Powers her willingness o. negotiate upon
thc basis OF che Four Points, ami that che
Allies arr not no an disinrl1rl On resume
diplomatic conferences, although che NC-t-
Jsu Power have no thr SINE time declared
that tHgy can only consent O. such a step
vhgn thrra is a sure prospect gi obtaining a
satisfactory rtu.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
B @ q n - 2 ERR u ( ,
No. l Cornhill. Boston.

OF,r fr .a'J ihs hr-ssi as.orrmsut 81 CDsi..h s
Au-u.HH Patent NrtirlB--, ilsII nirs, Hair
lcstrr,rs, T-iist Article, So.
t. l- fuHt 1 thH Nrs LrsArI states. The,
Brr rrurr-t1rs ri r,ry . ilH1garau Balm ipr ths
HJ.r, crlrruu1ic,i irum ihr ruT,sJ uli,riaIs, aud
HrsrIIsrr'y che incest preparation &c tb, halr DO
the u,fArf.
N'.a rruL Nahr'. German o., rap,r. q perie,,
yNtefmiBatU5.
Il.u,a.u's Cen solvent auI Es0Hystnr.
Wgusr'. Compound Cod Liver Ol, rhOs. Line
aat >ugsr oi mik.
WsrrrB'. usy r~nrli,s Or Consumption.
Roger. syrup l.Iyyrv1ft, Tsr and tanchal,ul.
NtrshtI's Jaarfh -nuH
Coussna's Bog and Moth ENtrrminat1r.
rup-1Hi'. Rat AMI C1ckr1lch tNtrm,ustor.
Mrrss'' lnyIgoratins Cordial Mows's syrup
NsHHw nuyA
Jsw,rt'. Bitter. = Tli,ir Kssr,ly' =. Med. pi.coy.
llrat'. L.uimert. hiurrF-r'. uug n3ug uialm't
kIur,. gee lr. -ruII Bonn Sa'ye.
tlIk's ~hrp Wl1r Hurrs. Mrlaut's riis.
W Lanes Nsu1ir.e N.Nhstrr's Ointment.
ONterHatrI Biffrrs. llafl,'s ~,lyc \ Medicines
Aver. Jb.rr, rsrrHra. : i'iIs.
tn.HTI' .a1 ~BIre. Atvuuf'- lIurrs, s..
Tr.rftrr 18th rn extensive ss.Hrtmrnt Uf Hair
uFr., I,f.uaigr,, Fanny ant Tai'rt articis., -,
.I .I uHrrl veil o.. cola ht t..e awrst marx. Or-
lsrs solicited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

4 GoaD AEEa>cyrr On Monday hst
anew a-au-mcn; wac eutrrl into ty ;hy
-rads oas, aul v,rt oC Portland. hy which
ga.su-yrsuayls ,isAst,Jthra1-b from lau-
-ur o. u.st1n. u,er ,hs Ernueh,g AMI Port
land, or Aulro.s1-cu and Ecn-.h,,. as
tIry may rrgfr We some time since, GIN
.ar issue % July l2th. lsiiN czTr-s.d
.4r belief that Ills arrangement would o.
sr.c-,d into saaaer or later And nov vr
vi.h one more Improvement might p. al.Tl-
oI. ,r Tha; through tickets, ir. .1I OF,
being -.nI '.- thl, ;5.p only" he ,n as-
ran-,l that passenger, may Pc a w,,k, 1r
u.a.l, l-th.y wish .n making CO. naH-y,
having che rriyilesr of stopping az tie
way stations, r. ;h.y Ike This would
greatly influence tar amount 10 travs, .r
r,a,are, especially iu tas uua.r months.
Maine Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

SuuN proH AcJrrop1DIontat stan
dish, Ne, informs us TIA; Edwin Jack, a
ai olfllryn y.ar OF age, died very ,uiIen-
.g "a Che lltt .nst., af hcmrrrhag1 90 the
longs. lie Wa passenger ia the White
Mountain stage, ln bis return from Den
marx, Ne, vAg5e he had bggn ilr ths b.ug-
@. % DO. health, O. his home u Portland
lI- was attacked with b,,yliu: in O.. stage,
ana expired ,n ,Le arm. % his uncle about
five miuutss al..r be- vac removed. Dycyas-
e. was thc eldest sau Of Mr. Edwin b. JACK
u,PyE;ianJ, IJ.umal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

VHrr,r,', Drr-s and Pills, an I'M
alur- Remedy fs >ry..aluus Sons. Tie
...st aHf ANTHONY Barnet. asvI 10, %
Dl.T-..r. T.yls. ua, n awful sua,r,r.
with srTH'u'Hus ..r.- Hu DIS lml-, The pa
srut. fn.k U.m % -.yrral ioctur,, aud did
aU .u their power tH alleviate him, bot hc
.rIg .r.au# WHs.r. 4 sister 1. NJ Nusf
ui. UaI hsu cg-al n' hAd TX by ll1l,0-
way O.u:mguta and pi,ls, took the child un-
Der hCr protection, stating she would Try
VIVA: .lr0t lyw w,,ss residence with her
vHaI l.. uI sooner had she 90 him az
H.r own hours. tIau Soc tried Holloway
Ointment and Pills, they SION caused au
improved appearance rr thr child, and after
n..ur 'Hra aHHgi ,,u weeks, every symptom
u'u....-.ri.. ua. vanished Ike snow hyl1ry
tH.sau, -.ggb b. thr powered tbCse wonderful
ru#II..' They wall also cury an disorders
u. OH. skin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE.

The Winter Session Of thi. School will COM
ms1os on M1SBAY the ri day Of December next,
anI CuutIuuc slsusa sssks.
TCiuoN irom $500 10 sI,OO, Music, Sc, eS-
TIA.
BDAHp On the destitute Banking, 90 "a private
families from ~, Is 20 $500 per week.
4 suGicieut nlHhsT Il ruouis are provided Zoe
st,iisnts Who wish % brari themselves.
E.P. KINDS, PuaapIi
SourH Pass, Oct. ~, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

Ar,>rl,>4 Du.gg,Cr We wsrr 0Hcg
"a fru..-l;--, vas our father, and al uar
relative. hslrrr u. We v1tel GOOD forgive
un Cor pi.r-e az the last election, anil bad
,he party rgmaincd sound ~ it ono, w-s,
We should suu o. iu IT, ranks. Il l,eame
corrupt. W. witnessed o., dangerous change
orits drstriurs, and Ike thousand. who are
.a the Republican I1rty, che love OF cur
country compelled u- O. abandon %,
rWa'hiustau. lIudJ Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
PoRTL ND.

II yaa vsat 90 lsi, 5r Oh, Real EsJts, c,lioa Mr
L byITrN, be- uiI g'g !uH sp1d Bargain
either wal.
GtHts' OBJ 500 Waul ompl1Nmsut' CAL on Nc.
bJTIUvs D., vii cove luu fituauou iu aa, c..
VsUIb 500 us, d,sifc.
Mas h,y, yuI uoth,1g o. jo' Call ou Nc.
EJTFrv. be- all attend 90 yuur clss, aui suit
NHu fH HH, suplFUHrut ,uu uay want.
llu1s' i1B't l l,sIug ai.s,Il the streets, dos n-
pa,hing, trt go 60 Nj BuTIuS. anI BE- wall PIT
ypp Doe s way 90 l-goauing riga mru, aad urramf1i'
q. s1sIrt.
laHIHri, lBi ialIl,fIs.' you need DOT b. With.
GOT uolulcr. or Tsnlut.. II 300 vii oaIy call On
Buium aui stale youJ wau's-hs val attend 90 your
ad,arugg.
E'rptufy ought On 90 o. Bud1m'. o. sst em.
rl1,il, haul,rs. bpasr rrut; 10 De- their huus.
q. o. iu, and sell Co have writing of 40 Atnls
fHm a love hitter 90 a decd ui real estate, MORT.
gage. Sc, dons up 90 shary. 90 have their bills
5r'stisl aui ,1 fsCI o. have any thing i1nr. nrT'
IUN tfthg ula. lUuv always God him nmlsllr,
polite. B,r,csbi,, accommodating, tyius tu pl,as'
co.. BE- bHs l-ru ia thr i.-1yy lus1,.. ten Years,
ani understand. ihr saats 81 che community, and
how tH scot 40 Who hyuF blm WITH their viulna e.
Nc B4Hum vurks cheap, ani o1u well a.uui Co.,
ts De- dose a large amYuut ul b1.insss, IN are az
Gee him ~. "'hSr r., Be- yery small.
Give ban = call, yns ani 1.l. Enron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

When it was thought that Chase hadbcCn
DEFEATED for Governor in Ohio, Douglas
quoted Curran and aid Ohio had been 9" re-
deemed, rrgcnerhted and disenthrallcl. "
when il became certain that he was not de-
f,atcd. Mr. Chase added the remainder Of
Currans words, "r,iccmci, rrgcneratcl and
di,enthrallci, 81 tis irrsuaaRs genus Of
lurer,ll .uandpa,iJr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
Administrators Sale.

by viuu5 Of license from he honorable Judge
ID II Probate ior the County % ONiurd, shall
ell at public auction % private sale, the Prcinis-
80, on
Wednesday, December &c, ISjJ,
The farm known A. the Seha Douh,m farm, the
same b,ng a part Of the zeal estate II which Nm.
x Donham, late Of Pare, died sciIsi AMI pnssrs'.
81, Go pasInsut II the delss Of aid deceased and
tNpsus-s &C administration.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Administrator.
rlrs. Nuysmlst 20, lsjj -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

" TgHrnF uEH E>et,Np. Na,tHc-
ur. Nrr. r.. lre Union Of this morning
0y, psTatche. from The Pacific con-
firm Tr.,i,u. assurances that there Is moth
ing whatever in die srlumaus relation. hc-
tvr.n Grgai Britain and this country that
uo-I ayakrna malrDt's -oli,iiuic. The
Central American question is ',il, subject
.- earnest discussion AMI very serious diff
ference. ofoIiu.ru exists on some points,
hut th,., difference, are matter. sul D.
longing % negotiations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

4 CDrEN,sr,> DgCu The pacy-il'r
American says there 5. o Dis-yE squav l.v-
NJ iu Clear Cr'ck valley who is said by her
l,rguIant, 81 De- rrr im3rr! gear, g.a, and
believed hy many white men who have
--yn her, % De- 90 l,as, one hundred and
l,ty or say yyar.' According % che des-
--irt.1n given Of her, she must Dee a most
7pu.,iyc sight, blind, hali, and with disl-
--a0,s features. The story seems almost
credible
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

The American organ at Washington
charges upon the administration the appro-
priation Of large amounts Of money TO bribc
the voters in Maryland at the late election,
and stands ready to prove it, charges.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
Young NIcu from The Country. IN

Young NIcu from the Country, can So
cure gl1d situations from lhis uilr, by srndug one
dollar i1a lrtirr sui u, whoa rr,d, a. ON such
situation. it .houi u1ti- psfcJt., satisa,tury, the
none, viII 10 refunded Gee Lemaul,
Iai,s. can receive the sam. bensf, ilum ihis
oder o, enclosing iwcut, Eve cents. No extra ~
psstsss 90 ~ pad in such eases.
Portland, lS5j. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

Michigan having refused the use Of her
prisons 90 the Courts Of the United States
for the Imprisonment Of slaves. the L. 5.
District Court there has sent its Grand jury
TO examine into the necessity tor the erection
OF nil Cor such casrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

NoroEIrTr. Or. johnson used % SAY
taat nothing Wa easier than 70 draw a
crowded house. 1t a man announce that
ae vail preach standing on his head, and
tayuanls.will assemble 10 see him DO il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

M,s,,sou S,ryE CUBE CuuUrvNs. Thi.
l.arr,ah'c ailmsnt of the T.lal extremes
may b., entirely curvl rs O. thorough us, Of
Oh. . N44..-r.t Sllyr." II has been tried
fr many ~a,,r. in yariuu. Parts Uf New
England. and has met with brilliant sue,
CESS l'isal-r good or burns and wounds.
PROV, - cynt- Ter box, and I'D by The
Agent;
j. DIN>MuEE d son, General agents,
>krvGe-3u, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

4 hl, has been introduced in the Tonnes
..e Legislature to compel all free persons
10 colos, in the state - emigra;c 20 Liberia
% elsewhere LcyoaJ the limits Of the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
Gould's AcademY I'm Bethel.

TIE WINTER TERM Of th,. Institution Will
i Commence III frst TU,s,l,y Of December, and
Gu ntiuu, elsytn weeks. Arplcat,an may H. made
TO n. +. TRUE, Principal
October 22d. 1855. 40