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ORATORS AND STATES EN

o II 4 o II A n ID II a Il 4 > NA Il n :
TIE MOST EMINENT
TORS AND STA TESAEN
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches the lives, specimens Of their eo-
auence and an estimate Of their genius. BY DAVID A.
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
Dencstbenes William Pitt
Cic-ro Judge Canning
lord Chatham Lord Brougham.
Edmund Burke Patrick Henry.
Henry GTattan. Fisher Ames
. Charles lanes Fox Henry Clay.
Iord Frskioe John c. Calhoun.
John Ihepot Curran. Daniel webster
Richard Irinsey Sheridan. Edward Everett
One vol syo cloth. Just received by
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND YEAR.

SECOND YEAR
A RRANGEMENTs for the Second Annual Collection o.
"A this new and popular Iust ution for the diffusion o.
Literature Art been made the extensive
scale.
Among the works already engaged, is the fAr-tAned
GENOA CRUCIFIX,n
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the Collection the diffusion Of works Of
Art and the encouragement Of American geniGs,
have been Commissions have been issued 20
many ~ the most dsnguished Amercan Artsts vino will
contribute Of their finest productions Among them
three Marble Busts, executed BY the greatest hysg
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father Of his ~;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher;
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
special agent has visited Europe and made careful and
iueouS selections OF foreign works Of Art both In Bronze
AID Marble statusry and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable collection Of
Paintings aud stausry to be distributed EHSS among the
members OF the Association or the second Year.
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The payment Of three dollars constitutes any
Der OF this Association and entities him either Of
the oOwing Magazines Tor one year and also ticket in
The issued subscribers consists 81 The follow
ing Monthly Magazne Harper, futnams, knickerbock
er, Backwoods Grahams Godeys LAZY Book, and House
hold Words
Persons taking ave memberships entitled any ave
OF nag times Vuc year. 70 "tNebe w
distribution
The net proceeds derived from the sale Of Memberships
devoted the purchase Of works OF Art Tor the ensuing
year.
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by becoming member Of this As ocation, are
tst All persons reccivs the fUH coiae Of tefr S'sp
lion at tie Start IN The shape Of sterling hagszins LerS-
ture.
"a. Each member is contributing towards purchasing
choice Works Art, wkch 20 be distributed among
themselves the lime aging the Artists
Of the country disburRg thousands Of dollars through ia
agency.
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give their poooe address IN tH stating te month they
wish the Ma commence and have the letter regis
tered the Post Oce TO prevent oss on the receipt OF
which, certificate Of membership together with the hagaz-
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Those Eho purchase Magazines al Bookstores VIII obsevre
that bv Joining this ION, cev rcstrs tte dgdEie
and free ticke o. he annual dgfbuoR AL AZ the same
price they now psy Cor the Magazine alone.
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aaIswoLnIs COTTON GINs.

sf ssbsrrbr telax nesnt ~ The shove shs
WI seeps Supply hsna - iaFuish Planters - sefi
uafce.
HESS gins esFa she oaanzfer 81 nsknF Fte1 mt gn
aias ntff xtteF eeAain9 nc s A&ilcfs taxing
trash, ant hsxluE boxea sore euraht
and s4z,nft Gre. than eGfsf IN ae
e 4rs1 EsFssa he rsszhasET
t1&tzeF3 fsfsftnS0a - flFFu - Hn74tH.N
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YOUNG AMERICAi

YOUNG AMERICA
Agents Wanted in every county this and adjoining States
To sen the above and improved
CORN AND C0BB WILL.
ITO all such chance to make money VII be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges VI, os aspossa
Of unusually fAr TERMS BY Application 70 the Propretor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAlSERS,
offer you Corn and Cos SfH unsurpassed in the IN
on and which cannot be superseded oy past or Mere m
ventons : the very Mil Inch ever 81 , Soek
and Cob per hour. with horse; l. easily ntted up and
managed weighs $40 los and as AL contact Of ne sndng
surfaces prevented will last any farmer an ordinary NE
time. speak thus Of is durability, because he SINE
principle has been fairly tested Ia the old Bark NH Who
l. il that wants
MILL ON TRIAL
for month"; and il don give complete satisfaction
return u IL there be any thus disposei let him ow
speak Satisfaction Is warranted every c4se or rs
power which renders 4 the venient
Mill south Of MasOns ane Dixon's ne All other Crushers
the South require much power or will wear
out AceOrdingto
THE LAWS OF NATURE, 4
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or waRe
motion Siil, sary, out; all other cTuss
amenabe 10 this grand objection and the Prophets
not dispute T. In the construction Of YOU'VE ANE
IcA have GAINED power, AID DIZZY cnSTAA3Icrns has
lessened fron sud sE oE woED to The contrary
have prevented Fabolng lateral roton, and all are
compelled to acknowledge it, therefore, Is
superior to any other Mill an nov selling this rennes
see invention At the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing earnestly request
ed TO examine the true merits and principles Of this Mil
and order rom the PrOprieiors or Agents.
liberal discount made 10 dealers.
J. P. DRoMGOOLE, sole PrODrie.or.
SheibyviIe, Tenn.
A &C EN rs.
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu.
seturers and General Agents.
beaumont Fall Co., CaEksVle, Agents for Montgomery
County.
All. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County
VIM. b. HUNT, Salefn Agent Franklin Tenn.
and Jackson county, Ala
James b. Vance, Castalan Springs, Agent for suQneT
County.
J. w. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for ManFy County.
w. NJ. Rell p Home, Agent fer Smith County.
J. K. Ahin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. K. Huney Bros, LOudOn, Agents for East Tennes-
see oct l5-dAuiy
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Maj Bartlett one Of the representatives Of Shelby
county, has lately introduced a bill in the House,
"Requirng Clerks Of County Courts to subscribe
for each @eekly aewspaper published in their re-
spectve countless and have the same bound for
preservation in their Office
A more sensible bin has not been introduced In
the Tennessee Legislature this session, aud We
hope Il viii carry Maj B. will be found TO be a
useful representative. He will nos often exhibit
himself upon the floor in orat0rical efforts. but he
viii always be found at work West Ten Wig.
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FOR PApUcAH. CAIRO AND MEMPHIS

fTNHE Regular United States Mail GT~rn -
l. Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP syFl NhiEss.ssS4a
SON, w. 7. EATMAS Master, will leave
for the above and all intermediate ports FRIDAY,
30th inst, O'Clock 2. NJ For freight passage apply
on board 10 A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
nnv2T-4t At U. s. Mail Packet Office.
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John PHILPOT CURRAN.
NOW READY.

The Life Of the RI Hon. John Phi pot ourran BY his son
VIM Henry Currau, with Notes and Additions by Dr. she
ten Mackenzie and portrait on steel. 12mo, CLOTH
BITS OF bLARNEY. By Dr. r. shel.or Maeken1e,-
12mo cloth
HABITS AND MEN. By DR.. Doran, author Of Table
Traits" limo, cloth.
DICKESs LITTLE Folks
LITTLE NELL From ''the Old Curiosity shop OF ChAs-
Dickens limo, cloth.
For sale by W. T. bERkh w.
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wksnISeroS, Nov. Is
The whole city is busy with rumors As TO the
probable organization OF the House Should the OPP
position 90 ;he Administration nos be able 20 mite
on Mr. HGvea as Speaker, II Is probable Il viii con.
centrate lie force upon Mr.. Etheredge, Of Tennes.
see Mr. Etheredge made an able speech again-t
the Nebraska Bil and occupies in this respect The
same position with hr. 0ullum. He Is gentleman
of ne talents and viii make excellent presiding
officer of the House. II IL probable that porsion
OF the Northern members may refuse 10 support
Mr.. Haven 10 consequence OF the nationality OF his
views. ifso, he may secure Democratic votes enongh
70 elect him. His integrity andsimpaFIialty have
raised up for him host OF friends OF al parties
throughout the Union.
z club Of ten or fifteen members has been formed
here % secure the patronage Of The House OF Rep.
reseutatiyes. The following persons are named a.
IL most prominent niembers:--C. Newel, Foreman
Of tbp Nnen Office; Jas. Mcclure, anctioneer, Wal.
lace. of the STAR " alter LenoK. be Mayor, John
;. CoYle. Book.keeper Of the iptsiligeueer Office.
and 6. ~. boteef. sauciioneeF. Pie book .bindng
81 the HQase i faid % yield profit OF $500 o.
t4o.oo0 per afno1. and this Is the prize foF which
shls cipb Is ff.siax Members OF Congress on their
hf9iFal befti II enc another Of this cluh snd
Pc ezsFi.oes ep8ska 10 bring shem over 70 shsir
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NEw BOOKS

NEW BOOKS.
a TENOR OF s. S. PRENTIsS-
WI MaRRrAaE A LorTzar.
CoRa Axp DocroR.
THE MACH 6IRl-
BTrs BL1RSKT-
AsPfzAr1uN-
TvrcE MANNED. *
BAsKEF CEfFS
HxxeY VIII AND SIX WIVES. n 4
THx ELDER sEsrKR.
BsscHcEoFT.
PxsYs DIARY
JAPAN ExFsDfrIoz-
PRIvArs LIE 90 KTSs.
RxFEEsESrAIIyE Wouzs.
FHs OLD HosrS1R1o.
,,,.,.h no CHARLES W. SMITH.
noy15 BC0 70
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FsHoa FHOE7 "a five hsss no. N stars Ana
L secrisnr daiis isrs~ qaAs tiiies . ~ ron
iabaAEa a';ls--carfrr White -. = ftEs ana ais,
f;.sa.ileftsfilss MAJ Z &esd Bfa.,
saencsr aii.lf--Nl aaHday a.,
prfs ~, a slFs--msslsetf - w4toan.
- shcA se insiAe Ne .l9ns1ep e peaiHs sniy
nosa ~. at Ut3nQN CO
NEW ARRIVAL o. FxHR z1ukz
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RELIABLE GOLD PENS.

sHEPPARDs ACCOUNTANT, BARREL, COMMERCIAL
and ENCLOSING GOLD PENS are acknowledged, by the
best in the city to be the best and most re
able Pen sold in this market An add' onai supply OF the
various kinds have just been received BY
TOON, NELSON o., a Union St
t- Best qualify Pens warranted for six months from
sale We require pens to returned straight; in the spring,
to eutte the purchaser to another the warrant.
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PnooL AmArIo ION.

NAsaEILAK, Nov n 1ss4
n ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor q the STATE q Ten
n-s,-s do s.t apart fiiu ksDAY, TIE e pectuinrr a
esV Oh THANKSGIVING AND FRAZER, and d. earnestly
stsvga ANDREw JOHNSON.
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yERANDAH HOTf

rTsnE sabscrieer hAFsng 1hposed q NJ ofa,rner ~
aod tsk-n charge ~ iis iluiri Ne hoees - prom ~
,sn1sa ami Inodsrats bs - Eeet hosf1 nh4fe q II
se patfoease-
ne srA6k offfcE = kspi A MS n 'aeis eelntr ~ 4
sn.i Cherry sts., opposite rs Pat oiare-
V,ofa REMIT ne ensains ye1T. c1r.s
Il D9slaar Hose 90 Cherry sfFest, aoz1 1oar
Llnraln fiAll coutsialnF rcoa1As Hila dIuI4x i ,
kitchen llna ccilsT IL N oEs<nc1s
sss Seal As't. ~. u nsa-<-'r 2
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4 C1fa q Land ~ slls d sslDa-r 10y, Tear.
nfnz frcu Ca iaiia Niihin nlf2R, akr oal4E ~ =
art roaf A pcrlon 81 q = aroet ens md . 11E +
rlIss sr,.na he Nasa9ese AID il1lst1'ie Aa - =.
sea 1aia Bfar tee Ffenllrs- 49, - ~
srrrs 81 esars. \ s.sh, baIlnec u I snd 1csr..
a. - arfss. Ilssse r4atIn4 sui VI o. Rst = -
srsessiaa = ~ ua.Icrssle.1 aeaf A4z&f&e. - y
nalisrs. - ~. salanef c.saly.
nsss-1asa
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BAGS! BAGsII BAGS IT. re
IMMEDIATE WANTS sUPPLIRD AT fhk
NASHVILLE BAG FACTORY

AM now prepared TO furnish Al momcnts notice, Corn
Wheat flour or any description Of BAGS required. a
very moderate figures ~ Parties residing m the eoun
try NAV RELY on prompt attention being paid TO All order
sent. LnOVIo-AMl - $500
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

The above work. upon which five years Of continued
labor research with large outlay Of money, has been
expenGe been published merely to supply the de-
hcencies Of existing GsEeeers, but TO furnish GEO
GRAPHICAL DICTIONARY which should be scemprehen-
sive in its design perfect in its arrangement and
plete and its execution the DICTIONARY
OF The ESeLEz LANGUAGE
Among the many claims to superiority which this work
has over all others Of the kind the following:
1st 1t is a PRONOUNOING GAZETTEER, feature
senta TO the completeness Of Biographical Dictionary,
70 A pIcTIOg ARY ENGLISE LANGUAGES.
3D. Ii contains above 0eOO more Geographical Names
than any other Gazetteer Of the World And the notices Of
all important places will also be found far full and sat
isfactory than IN any other similar work.
3d. In regard TO ACCURAlR and RSCENTNESS OF In
formation will be found ncompasably superior to every
other. -
For sale by lnoVlfI W. L bEhhA q W.
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Hv- The following notice of the brilliant
Amateur Concert for the benefit Of the Or
phans, from critical friend, has been delayed,
bat will be none the less acceptable. we
heartily join in the request that this concert
be repeated, and we hope no excuse from the
troupe viii be accepted:
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NEW ENGLE>H BOOKS.

W. T. BERRY CO., have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. BY
Charles Knight
ONCE UPON A TIME. BY knight.
JoaNsoN's TYPOGRAPHY. vols.
THE LAND WE LIVE N. Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire By Charles knight
2 vols, svO.
HALPH0URs WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight 2vols.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick DenisOn
Maurice, NJ. A. Chaplain Of LineOIns Inn.
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From Washington.

0rganisatio', Of Congress Congregational Pairon
ags--Mr. Do66iR 20 rsugn, dc.
W.snISeroS. Nov. Is
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The New York papers are disappointed in the
working of the Elective Judiciary system, and are
showing up the evils resulting. We confess the
p;ctnra Il M, nlsasin1 The J';s.As saxss
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AARON, THE PRorHET-The last number of
the Pulaski American Citizen contains review
of A. V. Browns epistle to the Church, from
the pen of G. q. Grove, Esq. 1t is perfect
''crusher" We hope to be able to give some
extracts from it hereafter
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CORN 5 OK 5.

CONSTANT supply Of heavy Corn sack for sale BY
a JOSEPH NASH,
novfT-fm : " College and Church sts.
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a aIILL on TRIAL
TmE LAWS on NAruRE,

And any wanting good thing earnestly request
ed examine the merits and principles Of this MIL
and order from the Proprietors Agents.
liberal discount made 10 dealers.
j. P. DROMGOOLR Sole Proprietor.
ShsIhvvIe Tenn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

yI, So bat che water will readily drain of,
auI thc r,., 90 taken ont rralily when
spring cours, This will q, the ground Cor
scI 40 least two weeks earlier than can be-
done in amy other way.
So chat oatbuilIin-s ar, Tut iu thorough
rrrair Coz vin,rr, and cellar, wcll secured
aa,us, O. intrusion or frost. lf time cam
De- lyot-ll1 Sc, continue @, dig dt,,hcs to
carry oTr0liy an %, surplus water 0om
al rargs whore 70 tends ,o accumulate.
This viii iu'rar its Trcluciiwr,s, and
rr.rar, itth. earlier fur sgI next spring.
Uat Do not Dis Ii.chr. at random. II y1u
l.nr, understand thc seiue OF luchirs,
.ra. To- hs ah'r so lay out a regular system
arGainr-r fr your rrcmts-s, employ some
ono who lr.s. s, as O, work ou systrm.
T.u every Talru'ur earth r.mav-l viii
ulI. u e.ar.r- lhe thorough drainage of
1r-r-rnl-s l' yrl Do not Go thi-, ynu
vu m.L. .-.at l...o OF hAar VI not o.
-.a.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Annual Meeting, Oxford County Agri
cultural Society.

Agrcgshly 30 previous notice, the annual
mN'tIug Of this society was holden NJ Canton
Mill. on Wednesday Oct 3. 1855.
The President and Vice President hoing
both absent, Rev. George Bates was elected
President pro tenn In consequence or a
.-yrrc storm, but small number Of mem.
brr- were Tr~.ut.
AMER an iut.rOstiug conference on auicul-
urll subjects, 10 va, voted On meet 40 ihi,
place 90 half Tas. O'Clock, T.. W, to-mor-
row.
Thursday. oct. 9th. Met according &,
adjournment. The uumlultIu: committee
reported tha n'luvin. ulml persons, who
were duly elected hv ballot. viz
For prrsiunlt. llury &. Rorl. Norway.
For Vice pu-lut, T. e. Harlow, Can
tGn.
For Recording Secretary, Treasurer and
Collector, Elliot Smith, Norway
Tor Corresponding Secretary, Thomas H..
Brown. Paris
Fas Tuurus. Lgthrr II11.hiau, va.
tarrrl Alvin Bolster, Bumrrl. Brui
Richards. Oy'H-l Nruuu, prrleter Buck
f.H. S,mucl Poor. Aui1vr Erwin Robin
-.n. summer, Gideon El.is, Canton.
For w.mh.r ufihg Executive Coumittrouf
Sste Agricultural Society Darius Iagl.
E.T., Paris
Mr. TarEr.. Member aC Oh, Board of So.
r.-u''urr, mad, tHn following report which
was arH.r'.l lHI usl.uI u hn PRINTED ly
r.'. Nh, Society. Ipah...r.l h.' wr,k. I
Nrnl. T9' future annual Iair. hs hold
u t.r.U lsEs
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o> par,ra.. ,>DouaEaar

p.T. Hathaway, Canton, f1r specimen
.E California Potatoes, -
E.ui. e.. Cumming Paris. entered q crop
nc Turuirs. AMI Darius FORBES. Paris, enter
"a crop .f Carrots, hutas the crops are
NOT see harvested. aud a. a matter of c1ur-a,
thr quantity not y.t asr0rainrl. t0ur ,lm-
mitt.e recommend the thank, of the Society
ur their gutlrUri7r.
{. VI lIoIwu, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Iehaboi NJ Austin. Canton. be.t3v.

Ichaboi NJ. Austin, Canton, host Us
old Colt, 90
Monzo Fuller, Hartford, best . ycars
old Colt. ] 90
Oscar llayiorl, Canton, best ? year old
Colt, / 90
Your Committee were yWy much pleased
at the exhibition of wu'kIug horas we
thought them an worthy Of n1,irn, and "a
Recommendation tn our farmers, hut IL Is
beyond our limits toawardaVsymium tpall.
The exhibition Of Colts Nas promising.
We would recommend tls following graf.
uitiH.
Isaac n. Fuller. Canton, ir a young
horse. 90
Ycuuus Dccostrr, Buckbli. Q years
old colt. -
John 4. Keen, Hartford, . 2yrI J'l Do, 90
Chas. Fuller, Canton, year 1.1 DO, 90
OrUEDE DrU,rT, Chairman.
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MIS 5 c ELAN Y
LIZ. SMITHS ADVENTURE.
M TR,NCis 4. nrHWAGF

bouts, fashionably attircl, and with tho
rcn.iyr. melancholy air, which wcll became
nj, dark eyes. and wavy locks, and which
marked him a, O poet of tho Byron school,
q rirctcl lover, or an unlucky rame,er, OF
O bricl .,s attorney, or whatsoever you will,
ior melancholy has many causes and wrap.
hor dark mantle round many shoulders In
thi. weary world OF our ahanl,1mc, mel.
auchuly young man, We ay, interesting
enough 90 lutiar ihohurtsora whole board.
ing school, wl, s,r,lling along pleasant
lam. Zoo on. of thsrunl rJuuii.s ol T.. Gland
d. 'al come down hy ,aa L,udJu coach.
and, while waiting for a c5uyeyanoc 10 take
him across tho country 90 thc place or hi,
Destination, thought % amusc himself ly a
hua mmhl, lIe Iausrl now and then to
gather fragrant rrst, or a bunch OF hav-
thnmr from % hrIgr1w hut be io'rl
away thr hlvrrs as carrlrssly as Dc cunrl
t'.m
llai-ho" h.muttrrrliohimvl "If
naius @, ',o '.rn what wall b. the upsho,
b Sthh visit 90 my rich o'l bachelor uncle,
30. only surviving relative. lsitataulikr-
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i'' only agreeable y.s'lr w.s mv trip 90
h''.. F'.rS'rny hnr''r , ] h''i'vrls''
.'..' m' sincerely. Hnila ar'I h.nan'lv.
"'.H ''a"a '.'i n' H.'Tt v7' 'n-'-.'
'.T. T',.H away without ian explanation.
l"r v.H''dI n"'rl.r' Ia Rusrrt
in h.Ir anil run.''
y. Hr mn9-i 'Hns m.nrnn.'v, h' r1m'
in '.sh'ola handsome villa, fl.in-a broad.
,mnnt.-.'a'u lawn, ani b1ck.l 'yaTr'.y
rnr..u anl park o. ornamental irr'. A.
Doc rI1usrl 20 survey 10 with thr r'as.l ego
u'a rno'. stant servant in spruce Ivory
advanced a'nn. rr raI, ami anr rhn.irr
O., h.m sharply, tn1rnrl h'.la.. aal al
rr.r'm''v. "Nr smith"
. Ints mv name"
"Tmrh yn-''auk g., ,.r," 1il t'e f'-
low, -riuuinr from rar nrar, anil, turning
hs- head, lr ran 300 md disappeared
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

me IN | ovG This huppiness 90 VnIfF Uwn fr,sp
In ,nJ,,, :, 81. e,i,Iohc.I;,D,. -
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-,
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" How ] irrmhlci when hinh'd you
vorr s,as''
uII,,y ,I,riIlrl whom dian. IL ''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.....,,,
ANU ',. ''" ~ 81.
'1rg~i'I smith
" Md thr wultzrs aul the p1lkas wv rr-
,.li.l fbs I-ile
.n..tl.rr ,,. c.r, cru.l c,- ,,.b
" '''
other
'p.y' eF''d '"' voice oi 'ha maternal
..H..NN.
" Coming mothrrl-,ycus, me dearest"
c-irI m, bride. tearing herself from her
lover. arms. M. .l.l OUT ofthc room
uofr,rr., bi.i.,l,-,r -, said Smith
' Hut 'i''eTy pleasant willie ih''.
" t.r y''' ''r' '''i th' livery servant
~wIia l1l met 900 ih' lane, entering nUN
rr,..n,in- "a ra,lar, and a letter rilyr
..r..r smith l...f..I g., man. opspcI
.f..l..f.-. anl r.,l
Ma. wrrnv srrrrr Your und,
lr, 's-rrl mr to wrjtr. l.,lus, hr las rpt
lr CONT in hs land, AMI can't h'lla pm.
iI. beg me 20 'y @ '.'' h' w.'.., .,. l1r a.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Ms, Aryilla g. Reynolds, Canton, a-ol
~ vs., Tor lH-' specimen of Butter, % 90
Mrs Harriet Parsons, Hartford, bet
CFr-ss. 200
Mr. Daui, B. Robinson, Hartford, ~
last do. On
Nr Lydia Hathaway, Canton ad hestdn, 80
ANuHEw BUEUws, Chairman.
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Ov IIoEsu

America Farrar, Buekfeld, for best
stud Il0rso, . w
Erwin Robinson. Sumner, 81 Do, 8 %
Thomas Reynolds, Canton, best Work
Horse. &ou
John b. Keen, Sumner, best breeding
Mare, w
VIM. X. Ripley, Peru, 9i Do, W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

C.r,. rs. E...... Hartford, bet wint.r
nrrI.. UU
Charlie Fuller. Canton. gilH. -
Ulriu. r.r'.. puris. % J1 90
Grur.s W. H-.e Hartford, H#t lll
.rf.s. 1900
George. p. Hooper. Paris. ~ DID,. ~
Darius T.r' 81. Paris, "lln. 'n
The 1u'y r.e'man Ur pears. aEh..f.lva.
ly Erwin Robinson, Sumner, o. whom your
committee recommend "a -ratgf'rui 90 c.ui-.
J,uB lurl.i, Committee.