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rams. MAINE. Armt Is, 1855.
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state Of things il quite unaeeountable' c.
pecially when II Is remembered that all eicr-
ryncn ON such occasions select topics Tor
sermons Of o general nature, which are ol
mos, interest TO the masses. Fast-day and
Thanksgiving sermons, when Of the right
s,amr. arr provcrbially the bost sermons in
the whole wear. let the people once bc-
c,me fully acquainted with them, and they
would not fail t. hear These few words
have not hecn written 90 give any man in
s,ructions in moral, political or religious du-
,ir, They are simply written TO calla'i'n'
ton TO our public DAYS AZ a Christian
rrorlr.vc know Il nothing more beautiful
nothing more useful, nothing more arpro-
rrintc than a strict Observance Of moral AMI
religious duties to the State. \ universal
recognition ola supreme Ruler, and our de-
rrnd,ncc upon him, by every individual IN
thr land, ON a day 90 arartfor the purpose,
+. o. sublime idea. II T. such an one ms BE-
ft. finite. intelligent, immortal h,iur. ~
person can ol-rrc G,.t lay, iu the true spi'
rit ct its design and appointment, without
finding himsal'a better h1inc IN r'rallinr
Dos, own dclinluucic, and those vt publ.
nature he viii no, only find various rasn'
G- humiliation, hat viii Ul-1 fud motive
Er frequent determination aud reform
", would say to every r,aier, ir You have
not hcr,;o'or. spent Ibis Day according "a
it. aim and intention, make one ,,'sr, ear.
ur-t. faithful ,G,r, o. 10 30, because the de-
u1ul. fr /, come, from your conscience.
your State AMI vour God.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

REVOLUTIONARY RLuCs. In the State Lii
brary at Albany, New York, are few
pieces Of paper, yellow with time, and writ
ten upon with ink in plain and seeming
" modern hand enclosed in glass ease'
which are matters of deep historic Interest.
They are orders and passes given by Gen.
Benedict Arnold to Major Andre, 10y which
he could pass and rcpass the American
lines under fictitious name while conduct
ing the reasonable correspondence between
the armies, and which were found uPon his
pcrson when he was arrested as sPy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

M,r ~ ONIoRp CorNrY. II will bc ~
collected that the County Commissioners, at
their January session, authorized JouN VI.
WILSON. E>l, To .prcpar, a Map Of the
County. The work has been rccntly COM
plctcd and placed in thu Office Of the Clerk
Of Courts. II Is neatly drawn On a fine IL
ncn material prepared for the purpose, aud
exhibits the outline of all the towns, plan
tation, and ranges, with the number Of their
inhabitants, the mountains, riycrs, Lakes
&c, and the county and town roads and
railroads, and the positions Of the different
villages. The Map is about feet long, and
1 feet wide and is the handsomest aud mos
reliable of any that has Yet been prepared.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

P,ssir E'r>p. Tho ollawin. lggr.i
m... has u1thiu. unique Or peculiar iu i;
lr 90 slave state. It simply shows that ;hr
Anglo saxon, Ciurl.iAu or white ue. h,r
d dr,p interest in oypo,in. the peculiar in-
.,ituti,u Whcuuogroh,I.. " or t.' hri,
rma r,Hrs WINE. ~ rE,,r." run away
and mus, %, hunted AND arpr,hcu'v. m
Law. rather than hy cmum"a hunting and
trapping. it show, melancholy i.oi. flr
Preston. The hani-bili speaks fur itself.
it WI. rubil.hri at the trr" r"rr gwen, ny
Char4e ". TURKEY; and Inia,od al th" OF
h,,' here named.
U>r llvNuEEp DoLi,R, RrwEu' Ram
away from tine subscriber, la; ight. a me-
gro bow, named Arch, about ~ wears Of
a-r. ne i, nearly lsri high, q very light
muattp, tire" parts white 40 least, straight
dlx-,pluryd hair. black eyes. and down
lopk when spoken To. Had uu. when hC
len. .uit of white fllcl cloth, box coat
and Lead cUlor,l wool hat
Twenty dollars reward will h. paid II APP
pretended in Fairfax county, so in any
other county in the state; and SlO0 Il ta-
ken uut of the State. ia any ease he Is u b
delivered % me, or sccurtds ~ that can gel
him again.
My addrcss is Pleasant Valley, Fairfax
County, Va, March -, 1855.
CHARLES W. TURLEY.
Printed at the wa,hingloa ohee, Leesburg,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

PoLuIcu CoRRurrIpN. Thcpublishcr' Of
the California, have prosecuted senator
Gwiuu for breach Of contract, laying their
damage, at 100000. The Statesman was
Gwinn. Sacramento organ, and tlIe pub
fishers allegc that he contracted to procure
for the paper certain Government patronage
and otherwise contribute 10 is support, in
consideration Of its advocacy Of hi. election
Ia the L. ;. Senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13
National Democracy

III, follovin. article 3. taken from d.,
Jackson Nisfvirr1a. Mis- 10 /, ~,
t.u,f Democratic Or-r o. nationality
consist. in extending. .rrn.rNsuir. aul ".
......,r..,,.. sr,,.-.. 4-J ,sri..rf,ln.. ,i..
t.,, 49,. -
h"''' ' '..'.'
m.umr I"ur i.IriH', V'u'' " is ti.
r. FOL, SECTIONAL Journal, ryaut. anil yet 60
-...,,,. phi, .,rr.ar,r,.. and f-l,.rr,l rr.
v.
..". .. '.' '...'' .l'.''.' '' '''. '''.'' ..
uphold OH, -..tiHu'I coalition A'".n.'ir-
r.r WI" now ''".', '''oi "H'i'.r"-
n.. Nausf. viii h"a >a'e State, especially
w.a every southern state BE- called upn 90
r.m. f."r.u'
uE.,N.E" MrEu'Nr z" v'>E h.>s's '
slim. ~r... ..W r..r.. Glad f., ...., hat On.
,r..r ,g..r,i --. l....rrs,.t, .r,,n.
......- ,.....r.,.. FL. ,r...r.,.trr, al...
r..., ..r....f.. .,.rr..l.5,,i-.,, ,,
,.....r....,. ,..,.,,,....... ,,,, ,t. tori. 90
g.- A.. t.,.r. .r.r.,.,r,.,-... lime.
I'D. .,....,... I.,,,.t,g NJ. nr. .a d.
r.ra. ~. which Oh, .lInv,r- resolution.
...-..s......
r.r.. r..,,... .,..r..,ri. ..,r,,
u... rl,..a FUND uf sIu.olu forth. rurr..-
.I assisting actual ,ru.sr' irnm 'h' slave
.'..'n; States 900 '"'-Ia'"- '' N''''' '.''
I'll. ., A.. ...r.. rrn,,,-.,
..f T..as, Il,.s... be-. auru,n, ID 90 conn.
mIr'rs fr take rh1r-e"r d. money ui-sl
uu..r i.l' resolution. i' '" 'N'.u'.H Toy
''..' "' '.''l may .'''.' '''.'', ~ ''.'''.
~ '-'-' .''''." '' '',. = '''''' " w '''''
....'.'' ON p. ,'. "'' " '-'''
..-.."."- '' D i...' "''.. ""' 900 l-'l,.
' WIS, '"'' .''."'' ''. '' ''.' '' 49,
.N'ir.Ltr 'in. .tlt. i.dsTIv in,',1l In H..
matter T.r .fm-E, is for th. establish.
m..t Of .l,rr. ...ra r..i.l off c,urtr, Oh,
,.r... ... of Nv Y.rg 4 -r.I, end +. AS.
r..r.I vb.p "a ..,.ri-afv. with African
.r-,.-,.s element ..ii..r.ri,..,I anI .,.
...r.,..,.... i.l...r.l, in,. lin. y.
r-..,..,.rl. .,.,...l-..-.l..,..l, r.rr,
r..r......s ......-.I........-l.;o.l IA,
,.... ,.,,. E.-,.. It'll ,,l rli,,,,.
s...-..... ....,...-. ....r.f.a.- u..
- r...... -. , All
D.. ID. .....,p,..r OH. criminal r..,.., mn.
....r.r.-.......,, III 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

party in the South unrcscrvcdly array them
-,lyc. under Pierces Nebraska hammer. And
DO not the Irregular" democratic State Com
mittce Of Maine under the tutelagc Of
Picrcc's leaders in this State, agree to the
proposition at Augusta, that "Hraichi ,rhig,
are Cor oar country, aud for good faith TO-
wards all sections of 1t however boundely
Furthermore, j. il not agreed that the ma
tional administration tickets for State aud
County officer. next fall "bc made mp from
democrats anil Straight wings in just pro.
portions, - and that when they gt into pow.
or all appointments should hereafter bc made
" In Just proportions from the ranks Of the
democrats and Straight whig2"
Here's the accepted proposition here.
the ayowol policy of the leading Pierce men
and Fillmore Whig- Of Maine unoluivo.
cally announced a" by authority A" Thi' 4,
iust O. !, should be-, in our judgement. Il
!. iu., what We expected and hoped to -N
accomplished. Our political maxim b., JET
IN who think alike On the leading public Is.
sue, Of the day az together. No maxim can
he morc rational, sound and productive Of
good results to the country, than this. The
Picrcc men and Fillmore whig- thinkalike
WHY should they not act together They
have lately act,d together and will hereafter
do IN. Thcrr ar really but two great rar'
iics In the country. the rro-Snvcry F~loraI
under Fillmore and Pierce, and the Rrrub'
liran. IN .IcGcr-uu's day thorc wor0 hui
two PARTIES We are III Republicans, W,
ara an F,d.raIu'," aid he in bic inaugural
addrr,.. Tho whole country +. 80 divide.
nov, and IL D. we'll for the country that il B.
now s,diyidod rorwhcn thi..ta'c nfthinr
exists Freedom and ,rar Republication
gains: under tho latn unnatural pulitica
division of the country slavery AMI Mon
arrhism gained and ~ fearful rate, t''.
Such &. the policy " the new Coalition o
au ,hr cu,mi,. oi ,ho Republican party
Reader. Observe them, and admire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

REMOVAL 90 STAT 90 GOVERNMENT. In
the Massachusetts, House, saturday, an or
der va, adopted appointing committc' OF
one from each county to consider the eNPe-
licncy If removing the scat Of government
from Boston tn some more central location
IN the commonwealth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Wagons and robins made their appearance,
simultaneously, last week, and the ground
begins 10 show itself in the fields, AN earnest
Of the coming summer. The Portland pa
pcrs Of the past week have contained notices
Of spring flowers in blossom, in door yards
"A striking contrast to the "now balls
which garnish the gardens in this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13
rcrubI,yau Nomination
For GOVERNOR,
ANSON p. MORRILL,,
OF EEADTIELp
VI Day

.F u' N''.''l..'' ' NV ''''' ,' '''. ''.'''''
ta..--' a.' '' ''-.''..'., '''' ''',''.'''.' '.
la. ".-f''n'' '. '....' /. ..'. ',''.'' 49,,
ar""W'.' 800 81 'h'''.''' -'.'. '.'.
m'n a.Nn''.'.-' ''' '.-....''"' ....
rinr', "uuIr1-.0'' 1Hl 0'r.''.n '' % >''
promo Ruler. vh"-' tender m'F..'- 'r' over
'.. "'' '.r,'. arI Who's '''-'.'.' orr "
'. ... .' DO .' '..
..n. .. Wisdom ''r a.U7i.'' a'. 'rT.0i
.rH'-, Should r'' only "' '.'"N.. .'I
m.-.." GATORS .a' '.'' i.'' They ''.'..
"H"''.r upon .'i '''' '' ''.' . r'.n'.
... t..... .r'r.-'.'..
"... I'..ia... ""' ''.' 10 "'. ..."..
'n.'..- '"'..- '''-.'' D. .' '.'.'.
.-'.. .... another '.'' o. '' ''....'.. .'
. ''
,.. ..' ..' ''. % '..'.. ''.'' .
.''. ''
' ....' OF. - '.'
N'T. pom. t l -
...r T...... .....
Co.,. q. ... Will. lr.. ......
0r'v.n .. v.. 5.''..r ..'.' -... .,I 90
N.. d. Dawn ... p, ".... '
- v ' ..'. ..-..
III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Mayor Dow took the cath Of oihco, and
delivered hi. inaugural message, on Monday.
The new government was organized, and
the necessary subordinate oaiccr' elected, on
the same day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

The ice is gradually breaking up N ~.
Kenduskeag. although in the main RIVER ~
thi, place, it Is still strong. Aoon''nuIi.,
of the warm weather which W. have IN" - ,
few days past, will soon make d '''''
impression upon it. ,A
nhneor Mercury V'a'
wo learn that the Rennebcc is clear Oh ",
up 10 Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Hon. Ralph II. Motcalf, "oyern0, CIV ii.
New Hampshire, is seriously i'll at h' a. IN,
donoo in Newport. Our informant ,So
left that vicinity on Saturday ''' .,,n,.,
general impression was that ms
would prove fatal. Boston Mall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Sturrr PulrlDu Oeo,Nr,,r'oN' Iu,
r,a,.hnI Loader. Ohio, give, th, follow.
iu, account Of new socro; organization
called tIe Sag Na,n This new order i'
the special PET Of Catholic and Nebraska
Democracy Tn Leader ny,
Tur S,o.Niours. Tut, g.. the name II d
new secret u-gnintirn in Ohio, zen Joe
" Wii.uul Ihu. President A..u'uu'
th.Fl % tia Orlrr .rr N1'iyr.-N"'rI.aa
bunker The residue ar Catholic, Wit.
lie exception Ut % frw Protestant adopted
,ifz.u.. who have D-'u fd,H. or, hut wiI
moo remain long
T'r I.alrr .ly- there arr FROM ,un O.
leon uf 'lr uri.r boz C.awarl, and that
the order {. extending through the state aud
that Postmaster General 'amuiail n'
Washington. hr. aAgu the order under AN
l.r Boo, iatu.'l-.
"S.r NaHr' b. the German fr Say
NOTHING. How much l'trr i- 10 'o '1l
nothing than tn H1- nothing
Thi, new secret organization with be-
nninatiuu.. under such au.rio.- viii 30
connection with many other orirr. orisiua
,-l hy Oh. same men. reconcile tlrm 60 :.
cryt Societies. Men pretending tn p" dem
orrlts. exhibit rrr,t ahhurrnrr 10 thr-r 80
cieiirs This 3. the more Incredible from
tho fact !hat the! have nwiIrl thcmsrl,o
most rs their u.s Atrhi-on, o. srrur'
SLAVERY i'm Kansas. organizes - Secret order
pilshury % rsrp'iuntr % one man power
claimed lat wear 'n appoint % .ucc-''r i"i
Dcmrcmcy The plan wis conceived DO
srgrct, put iu execution hy" arrlamation;
and forced upon a Convention hy 'hc mos
inlarrnt shouts The people desired 10.
such -rrrrt orlrr, AMI placed upon it d.,
sral IT condemnation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Il. Thurston, Portland, has issued a small
pamphlet containing the prohibitOry law
enacted by the last legislature, together
with the laws OF 1851 and 1853, and tn,
uurepclled sections Of the act Of 1916. Al
the necessary forms for blanks are given
Prico, 10 cents, single, S. Ter hundred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

G,iry's Iady's Book for April has been
received. 1t is beautifully cmbollishcd and
illustrated IL, contents are both attract
i've and useful We are always happy to
seq Cooley, he takes such special care OF the
ladies. liz Book is becoming more aud
NOR, a iayoTi;e with all classes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

CArALoarr or BowuoS ColLEGf. by
the politcnc,, Of students in both the Mc,li-
cal and COLLEGE departments Of Bowdoin
College. W. have reviewed the annual Cata-
losuc Of this Institution. by it We learn
that there are m attendance at the present
time. l7g College, aud GG Medical students
The number Of Freshmen Is 50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Governor Morrill, has appointed Major
l.. n. " Sweat, Of Portland, a commits
,iuncr 90 the Paris exhibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

- .srsss. go rt-.. D.. i.s.Hssl 90
vice.. uf an impressive character were PER-
formed On the 10Th uIt., in ~. Louis, over
the remains of the vito or Col. Benton.
They were after tho manner 0f thr rro.hy
tcrnn Church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

On Sunday, the 1T inst, large crowd
lpckcl 10 the Bethel Church in Baltimorr,
- il had h.rn announced that the Black
Swan would there sing the magnificent solo
Of " Loot LirIa," composed expressly for
the OCCASION. By reading the name Of this
composition backwards, the sequel TO the
whole affair will be- perceived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

vmso>I Atan election held a.twcrk,
to elect Council Of Censor "a rr,i-' The
state Constitution, the entire American tick
% WIS chosen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Horace Greeley, the editor " the rri-
bun, will leave New York, in a fcw.day.
on tour through Enropc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Dr,Tn or M,uriN v,N BrREN. ia Mar
tin Van Buren,, Jr. died at Pari-, on Tue
day. .Oth ult, Of consumption
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

The Governor and Council have appoint
II John u Till Of Bangor, James Bell Of
Monson, and joseph Baker of Augusta,
Commissioners 10 rcyisa the public laws Of
thr State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13
Tie Triumph


Tie Triumph.
4. the tsmpcs; gradually subsidcf, and
.se waves become quiet, after the tempest,
the cv,gat Of cur victory 9, DISCLOSED. Anti
eipatiors were high, hut in many Tarti.u-
lsrs the reality IS higher. In alu'.; any
other stat, cau-s - reasonable and just
end holy, would have triurrhel 'ya larger
majority. Bot bcr' every possible oh'tsue'
ton ,,sr,i Il in che G,e Tai, state being
the hast Of ths aar,ir-u states vhi'h was ,5
sp,ak. was as it vcr, che hinge au whicht1e
fate Of thr Netra,sa l.'i and i,- glnc1r,1g's
Of Oh, alyocats- of tis foreign AMI Ca'ho,i.
Aggression .t,aSr t.--. Hlv.r. heu r0utei
on I.s r-siri., r- ILLINOIS. iu ,H,nrry wales
ofOlr. ana ttrro,cp'w-I g. Oh. rough
AM stormy r.s,t .fliaine, Oh. h.nysr Of
a., north ana Do P-r'. at l.t gathered
ur irr their hs, rat.. .r o.. a.nr--. of.
our mountains. 7'fsva, l..- Thrwoly-
lc--a rh.rn.rylg m ra ..r-. 'afth"c.".e-
49, tt.,ra-.- Crr.r a1l '.t .r.
TrruryIr ar. DO north is h.t urr.
T., Ntt. hs. h-n .r-ht arI hHHH..a
Che People t.'.. .s tr respected Don N.V
Haur-hirr o.. r-rH.r U.-a..r '.r
isar.rthaai ar ta.... rer,-au.r.h-
c-a Prr'.
IT, victory p obtained. o.. ,..l is s''-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Cmurr Jr.rirrs Edmond l. Gushing,
E,g.. " Charla,town. and Hon. Jonathan
,, Slrgrant Ut Wentworth, have been az
pointed Circuit Justice. ~ supply the va
clnci,. cau.r.i hy the resignation vt Juds,s
Gilchrist and Minot n. II. Patriot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Is Pass. T Il. Peterson, Philadelphia,
has in press. AMI will issue on the 5th Of
MAY, a new work, by Mr.. T.. d. T.. y.
Southworth, entitled " Tho Missing Bride ~
The publisher statc-, in his circular, that
the portraitufc Of the heroine Is that Of a
perfect woman, and yet beautiful, loving,
aud tender creature" The work will II
furnished, in one large volume, bound in
cloth, Tor Sl,2j or, two volumes, papcr
covers, 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Lieut. VIM Il. Franklin, In'poctor Of
Light House., Los boon appointed 90 super.
intend OBJ, erection orthr Custom ll.use and
Marine Hospital. Portland
Pay Per day, f1r about two years and
. half
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

u, dios like a bias. who has i1as no good
shiis h lirri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

vlaurur Orp Acr Th,Rcv John Pier
ront g, ~ var, OF asr on Friday next lie
has m.' returned from on extensive tour
through thr Wet, and tho PairrHili" Trl"-
graph lg, that hr has, within the last hNy
dav. Travelled four thousand miles. deliver
- twenty Lectures, and preached siy ~'r-
rn.ua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

prr>w's Novrmy fr hpTil g. AZ hanl,
aud r. v.l FLIED. asusual Tho Publisher.
ANNOUNCE that on ,hc fr.' ~ MAY, 'hr
Ma-as.r viii De- issued hy Hlmr!s 8 piv,
with o. change iu'hc rli'orialmauarrmrnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

pRor WARDLE gave exhibitions Of Won
der in Mcsmerism, Psychology, PhrenoloS
Laughing Gas, &C., in thIs'illnge, on Mon,
DAY and Tuesday evenings, to good HOUSES
Town HOUSE and School lIouse, H. en-,
tnnccd his subject and caused him TO per,
form " ShaksPerian Plays, such as Hamlet
Prince Of Denmark, and other wonderful
performances. He also capso- his patient
10 " act out love aud other wonderful pbc
nomena." The streets were in a very ba,
condition for foot passengers, each evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Now is susaring time" in Ncrm0ntaud
the vcrmontar. are full of sport aud work.
The amount Of sugar. annually made ia ;ho
State l. 100000 lbs. worth SGjO,oOO.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-17
NEW GOODS.

FERRY MEGONIGIlE would respectfully an
a nounce to the public that he has just received,
and opened at the stand well known as the. Mike
Walsh House, at the foot of Plane No 4. i,t of
New Goods, which have been carefully selected
with view to the wants of this community.
His stock embraces Dry Goods such as Calicoes,
Delaines, Baregcs, Mlislns, which he will sell at
thelowest figure Made up Clothing, Coats, Pants,
Vests he would especially call the attention of an
astonished public to his stock of miraculous Hats,
containing specimens of the Hong Kong, the Sc
i,astopol, and the half shaved Hats, forming a col
lection Of novelties equalled in this, and very
few other countries qsa
His stock of Shoes and Boots, defies competi-
tion, the Eureka Slippers, the Parodi enamelled
Shoes. Jenny Lind Buskins, will afford rnmiti-
gated delight to the fair votaries of the g may
dances" while his Kossuth Boots, his Schamyl
Pumps, and the untiring .f u 'Rourke brogue, .
win enable the lords Of creation to do the tallest
kind of walking.
His Groceries he viii sell at ccst and carrige,
considering the hardness of tine times he wishes to
make 40 profit ON the provisions which sustain
human life, but the same time he would deli
cately suggest, that if ever any article of sugar
was entitled to premium, that which he offers tG
The inspection Of discerning public, certainly j.
the ole.
..Jerry " wants " all the world and the rest o.
mankind >" to come and see his establishments aud
get bargains--he is there for that business.
JEREMIAH MEG0NIGLE.
Hemlock, April 25, 1865.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-17

TIME undersigned informs his customers that
II the firm Of Beynon & Johnston, is dissolved
by mutual consent, and that the subscriber still
continues the business in the room recently occu-
see his former patrons and. jas many new ones as
please to call. lie receives regularly from New
York and Philadelphia, the latest fashions and
cannot be beat either in the shape or fit of Coats
Pants or Vests, by any other Tailor in the coun-
try. He respectfully asks the public to give him
a call, and confident his work will recommend
ITSELF ~ -assst s1ags
change for work. LEWIS BEYNON.
April 90. 1852.-tf ,as rs