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The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-30

"Know Nothings' or Freedoms Phalanx,'
and that he does not sign or expect to be-
come a member of any such association, and
that in the State Convention he will fully
co operate with good Democrats in all honor
able exertions to sustain the cause of our par
ty and to defeat that whole combined clan of
obnoxious and disaffected factions of broken
down political hacks. wings. free-solers. abol
itionists and concaves of religious proscrip
tonists, who are seeking power and spoils.
through dark avenues. midnight convocations,
in secrecy secluded, without a name, and
propagating doctrines of treason to their
country and policy tending to the disunon
of these States.
There being seventeen delegates to be Sc
lected to attend the State Convention,
On motion, the Convention proceeded to
select two delegates from each Township with
the exception of Township No. sto which one
delegate was apportoned. The following
gentlemen were then chosen delegates to the
State Convention:
James McCabe, Hugh Bradley, Joseph
Walkup. W. w. Cap rton, S. G. Astin, Abram
William Duck, James Herrick, Daniel Crbhs
J. H. Baker, James O'Neil. j. i. Bennett
LeGrand Berry, Samuel Adams and William
Riley
The delegates severally made the appropri
ate pledge, or were vouched for by delegates
present.
On motion of Mr.. Applegate,
1t was ordered by the Convention, that nc
delegate from Placer County, should cast hi
vote in the ate'Convention by proxy. bu
that majority of those present should cas-
the vote Of absentees.
Mr.. Mitchell offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved. That the Central Committee call
precinct meetings, to be held on the 7th July
in the precincts that have not elected dele
gates to this convention, to-wit:
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posed to every true republican principle,
publish this card, that my old Whig friends
may not misunderstood my position. and that
those who have abandoned the old Henry
Clay principles may no longer have it in
their power to call me desert~ from the
"Whig" ranks.
Permit me, in conclusion to say that am
not candidate for any office. but deem this
explanation due to my political friends with
whom have battled SO hard for the last four
wears. WILLIAM S. SPEAR.
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,FRANKLIN'S SENTIMENTs.--Yo are desired
to read and ponder the following remarks
made by that philosopher, patriot sage and
tatesman-Benjamin Franklin--during the
discussion which transpired, in the formation
of the Constitution of the United States:
"He should be sorry to see anything like il
liberality inserted in the constitution The
people in Europe are friendly to this country.
Even in the countries with wch we have late
ly been at war, we have now. and had during
the war. great many friends not only among
the people at large, but in both houses of Par
Lament. In every other country in Europe
all the people are our friends. We found in
the course of the Revolution. that many stran-
gers served us faithfully. and that many ma
tives took part against their country. When
foreigners, after looking about for some other
country in which they can obtain more happi
ness. give preference to ours, it is proof
of attachment which ought to excite our con-
fdence and affection"
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find be it Resolved, That desiring a full
representation of the democracy in this Con
venton, under the apportionment of last year.
which gives one delegate for the precinct. one
for every one hundred democratic votes, and
one for the fraction over one hundred, the
democratic electors of the following named
precincts are requested to meet on the 7th
July, and send the additional delegates to
which they are entitled, viz Auburn l. Yam
kee Jim l. Michigan City 2, Iowa Hill |,
Lynch's Precinct 2.
Convention adjourn, it do so to meet again on
Saturday, July l4th. 1855.
Mr.. Baker offered the following:
Whereas. in the opinion of the Democracy
of this county, represented in this convention
the necessity of the times imperatively de-
mand the selection of the various candidates
for State officers. from men who have the en-
tire confidence of the Democratic party: and
whereas, in the opinion of this convention
the nomination for any Office, of an incumbent
of any State Office ,chO is nOW a candidate
would not be conducive Of success. There
fore
Resolved, That our delegates elected to the
State Convention be and they are hereby in
structed to oppose all such and cast their
votes for new but tried Democrats for the va
rious offices to be filed, whose nomination will
best rebound to the interest of the party.
Mr.. Mitchell offered the following as sub
stitute:
Resolved, That, it being good Democratic
rule to have rotation in office, therefore our
delegation in the State Convention be instruct
ed to vote for new men for nomination.
On motion of Mr.. O'Nell the resolutions
were laid on the table.
On motion, the proceedings Of the conven-
tion were ordered published in the Placer
Herald. =
On motion. the Convention adjourned until
Saturday, July l4th. 1855.
ii. .FITZSiMMONS. President.
J. W. SCoBEY. Secretary.
We get the following from Col: Smith s
late work, Managerial Coup dEtat:
On the second night we performed Pizarro,
my brother acting the part Of Rolla. In the
last act, after seizing the child, and as he was
rushing up towards the bridge, he observed
a tall negro holding tea cup full of blood,
rose pink which was wanted almost imme-
diately on the other side of the stage. As he
passed. he said to the negro:
Here. boy, carry that blood round to me
on the other side-I want it the moment
cross the bridge"
Away dashed ROlla. bearing the child aloft,
amidst a volley of Spanish musketry; and
turning to cut away the bridge with his sword
what was his horror to see the tall negro walk
upon the stage, between the waters" and
In full sight of the audience, holding the cup
in one hand and stirring up the contents with
the forefnger of the other, and hear him ex-
claim:
Here, Massa Smith. here's your blood"
| | ordered the drop to be lowered immedi-
ately, to shut in the ludicrous scene.
An editor speaking of "woman's rights
convention. -"Persevere ladies-petti-
coats will rise by-and-bye."
CALIFORNIA PArENTEE.-vA patent was re-
Gently issued to Charles Campbell, of Califor
mia, for Improvement in processes for purify
ing and cleaning wheat.
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The Preaching Monkey.

There is curious animal, a native of South
America, which is called the preaching mon
key. The appearance ofthis animal is at once
grotesque and forbidding. 1t has a dark thick
beard, three inches long, hanging down from
the chin This gives it the mock air of Ca
puchin frar, from which it has acquired the
name of the preaching monkey. They are
generally found in groups of twenty or thirty
except in their morning and evening meetings
when they assemble in vast multitudes. At
these times, one of them who appears by COM
mon consent, to be leader or president, mounts
to the highest tree which is near and the rest
take their places below. Having by sign
commanded silence the orator commences his
harangue, consisting of various modulated
howls, sometimes sharp and quick, then slow
and deep, but always so loud as to be heard
several miles.
The mingled sounds at distance are said to
resemble the rolling of drums and rumbling
and croaking of cart Wheels ungreased. Now
and then the chief gives a signal with his hand,
when the whole company begin the most
frightful chorus imaginable, and with another
sign. silence is restored The whole scene is
described as the most ludicrous, and yet the
most hideous. that the Imagination can con-
ceive.
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An editor speaking OF "woman's rights
convention. says -''Persevere ladies-petti-
coats will rise by-and-bye"
CALIFORNIA PATENTEE.~A patent was re-
Gently issued to Charles Campbell, Of Califor
mia, for Improvement in processes for purify
ing and cleaning wheat.
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WILLIAM t}ICk.
YANKEE JIM'S,
PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
AM NOW SELLING GOODS at reduced
l. prices, and Miners are invited to call and
see my new and elegant stock at the old
stand, on Main street, one door above Adams
Il Co.'S Express Office. Goods packed fol-
purchasers to any part of the Mines.
WILLIAM DUCK.
Yankee Jim's, Oct. IA, '54-Gm
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Il. j. FISHER.

Il. J. FISHER,
House Carpenter and Joiner.
rs prepared to erect or improve houses on
l. short notice. He has on hand large lot OF
good sluice lumber, and keeps constantly a
supply Of Toms, Rockers and Sheet Iron, for
mining purposes He is also prepared with
suitable lumber for all orders as Undertaken.
Auburn, September lS, 54my.
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THE PLACER HERALD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
"A BIB ELL.
at the Office, On Main street, opposite the Ma
tiOnal Hotel
PUBLISHED EVERY sATU

TERMS.-Subscrptions invariably in ad
vance. For one year, $500; six months 81 90
three months $3.50; one month $l,0O; single
COPIES, twenty five cents.
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FOR ADVERTISING square of TEN
LINES, or more than five, first insertion $500
each subsequent insertion, 81 so. For half 8
seqare of FIVE LINES, or less $500; each sub
seouent insertion Sl,OO.
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JOB BPRINT1NG-Largea additions have re-
Gently been made to the Job Office, and work
of all descriptions will be executed in supe
riOr manner
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JUSTICES BLANKS, always kept on ham

JUSTICES BLANkS, always Kept on hand
SACRAMENTO AGENCY.-W. B. II. Dopso,
is our only authorized Agent for Sacramento
City.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-THOs. BOYCE
is our Agent in San Francisco; all advertise
ments intrusted to him will be carefully at
tended to ,as he may contract. He can bt
found at No. 81, Merchant street.
n- WELLS. FARGO & CO., and the PA
CIFIC EXPRESS co. are our General Agents
for Placer County,. Advertisements, Jol
Work or Subscr pit ons to the Herald, left al
either of their offices will be promptly for
warded to us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

TRnTNrNr or TuE YELLow Frn. Ply
siciaus vary much in their methods Of treat
Ing This disease. The New Orleans Delta
says:
" Putting aside homeopathy and hyirop-
a,hy alone, lct ms take the allopathic treat
mcnt Doctor A roos in f1r quininc; Doc
tar n. always administers morphine; Doc
tor e. sveae the patient under twenty
blankets Doctor D. strips him naked and
puts Ice on his stomach; Doctor F.. gives
him nothing Doctor F administers port
wine and upioca pudding Doctor G. cups
and l,gybc. Doctor II. is in favor Of stim-
ulatins the sufferers strength Doctor !.
pour, in castor oil Doctor j. tries orange
TEA Doctor X. says .IIumrh''"
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h..r..r. a..E Iul, uE ITuE u.s. rm
.u Es.Hnr. d. g.. % penal .G.rs' o..
..r-.. .a amy rn.t .Ger, % I. conveyed Boa
' -.I. ans .ar.,.rs or packet containing
...rs addressed 90 llE.ru, r.r."r.. I.r
Pow un.1 which Oh. above BE- La-.l is free
.a.aty violated hy Persons who ore ID.
T.rHllsawrs .ii,s existence. Iacthir.rrush
section af DC as, approved March @, l,,5,
rad, tlat every Tsr0n offending in tha
manner indicated above, " -haI forfeit the
SUM ol ta d..ars, o. hsz.c.v--I hyart.u
gro 'r7, one half for Che u-ssft che iH.rmss,
and tLe 1.hr lllftr tha use of the Post
uhee Department" There is one eyorr-
zion, however, and that y I'm tLs case Of
l.ier- aIlrgs0I 90 foreign countries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

Harrg', DFfmn' rrf pHs, che host
Erm.l... in thc Union iur Diseases of thg
skin The Youngest son &c Mr.. Edward
Wright, Uf Aberdeen, Mississippi, bad the
mi.,ur'uu. t1 hg AFFLICTED with % most malis-
uaut disease ~ tlc skin. which rendered The
rhi.l's Iiia one Ut misery and suffering. rs
tlrmHth0r had tried everything likely 90 benz
.f. Dim without receiving doe desired result,
she hH,ama ultimately worn out with trouble
luI luzi IT'S boo the matter, aud was lament
boz. thr same Go q friend, who recommended
Holloway. Ointment and Pills, which the
mother commenced using. aud hy perseycr-
iug with the same for siX weeks, the child
Wa completely cured.
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n,b,. ~, Jou, J. PAN,


O1rnUu, ss.-SnrrHr JrI.rnl I.urt, Ausr.i
Tnr, 1855.
ArI now ifarrs1.tHs fr 'hr CONT ihai fh- CD.
r.rrnfs named fr sH.| rHiIuHr have IHA HH r"'rU.
.F OBJ. rrH'ru., OFF sH.H TFf.rHn, % is therefore
..IrgI. th1f h. sHH TfIit..nHr r.HN lh0 1iH
-r tr.,r,. off irr |.rgf .fiH.. petition l r1Hs.
..- rr rff....' r.rr .i sB.H petition Together with
ftrs ur'-r of Cont hru.r, fH D. rHhHsH,I
fHur vrrls srer,ssIf.'. Boo Tho oN'.. h-m..a'
THI.r r.tsrHusr rhHsh.' roo laHs. lH .H.a
,.H.t .f u,nIf. OH. Hsf rH''.rauHr in Del ih.u1
|rts 1r ist lstuTr fH. r.,r f.rm .I 900. Sup. JrI
Govt. d. ff h.isnaf rsn. r'H.a.', .Hfhrs...H .I
IH....1 .' N.yrmifr r.si. f. fh- chat OBJ. s#iI
...f..HHfs, I#frr.sf.' Hs HHusH.| uHN ih.r HH.
r..H. .....rHt s.r| Court H.H sN.a ,IHsr, 30 HrE
f.., lsls vhl rh. uatr .' a.l IrfIu.H slnn.i
.f|#- granted, Hr. H..f.f..H .I..rr. Bs pave. i.r.
AH.r ELISHA WINTER, t.Hh.
'u.r crrt 90 r,'.r1 n. or.r. n. t.Hr ia0nrHu.
20 Au... ELISHA WINTER, D'HI.
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sheriGs Sale.

oNruru, ss
ry'.E.- ar Ts,.nu.n. 1uT tif s.aI 90 Fa''..
Nu.f.ru. uH Saturday, Obj. f.r'H .H| "' \H'-
,-lI.r nest, sf IJ..,.as, s. N.,a r tHs rlHrl.
IIur.r." On UrkH.I Nt.#-., 30 OBJ. u-Hh i..
auI Interest which DHu.mrhrg e. liuI" .TI
up tu- 18th Ole, OF Ju.,, d., 1851, Olr Conn.
uHsnI t.vBs attached uH fHr ur.lIrI vuD HI u-
....H.rg tr. following f..r. hsfi rr'i '.'.'.. 10 .
ibe b.a.e, a1I ald uui 'Hi.. I'F-' "'g'T''' %. '''
I'LL, .r...| NH.k".fT Nt.a-a. s.rIf.. HI MOI.
....-r.,|..r tIrf.Uf i...I.I. tom lff \i..rr 'H
Usrf.,rH. aHI I.tur.l A.' uaust b.. 40. Dong
ID. ana AIr.r plr..r.. s..r, 40 .HiI hHr..Ns
r.,lf.f r.I.ami.g aI.u. f.n aCrFs nl lui, .Irr'.f
i1 ,lh Burhh,I, near Halle ild-r, .1 rl..,
lai1r Obj. same rHB,.tr' H .iII ilI...u Nf AHiHu
Par.ar. paI l,pnIr E.|.rsu, Nov !. l-'2. rr-
rur.E.IufL Osf,fI E-lHt., Book so, PAGE 2lp.
JOSIAH W. WRITTEN, Dps sh.u.
nuLf,lI. Sent. 10. less.
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Mcstrrn Exchange Hotel.

THE .uNsrrf. rrvHn'I rrsrfrtIu'N give
HT-l notice to tl. travelling public, thnt tr
'tIItra nae taken ifr .lavr usnel House Do.
IsssEiI c,trI diD,r,l, opposite the Po,i,Hi, p.
4--lE--G T.. Depot. PORTLAND, WaIrs)
on The .ite where formerly stood ihc iousr known
a. The Depot Hotel. Ihsws'sni House ga new
.ii'.t,utsIbf siiirr-Huili 'Nrfcssl, ir 70 TO-
leland furnished throughout with cattle new fur
nitr-r-anI weuaran-gi, 90 convene che iuyrlI'n1
community. Tnyslsr. arriving boo Portland from
the East or Wet, vill hud lhl- House more o'n'
,snsut stopping place lhan a1, other fu'dlo House
In the Cit,--ss Il is within twenty yards oi The
Railroad station, sod h1i lev rods from The wharf
where passenger. from The Eastern pat Ut The state
and che Provinces all hni.
P1iters will alWay. b. in aiicndance on The aui-
val Of the car. and ths Boats, 60 convey baggagcto
and FROM the House, free 81 charge.
Passengers from the country by stage, hound eas'
~ west, Nv Care or Boats. will end the Nsfiun
Fr-klng, H.isl the right place to meet their COO
yenicuce No pains will spared by the present
propfisflr 10 make the Hone agreeable 70 hls pat
TUns. JUN ~ 'hoNNn"'
Founefl, CLERK of the American Hotel
Portland, (Maine. , June 3, lc1o. III
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ADmrT. W. learn from Che Water
WHO Mail, that Da John james, of thas
town. came Co li. death 0n Wednesday %.
'l.r week, from o. Blow ou doe temple while
'-'.u- st.ue uIau ilay Before ,hr 0y.
ru v.rs l.,elel .n. te tongue Of thr luy
vas rr.J opp ny Che vri-htor che load,
giving Dim blow from which he jirl 1000
on. afternoon ur tne following day 10.
Iar..a v..rauI % large family 90 mourn
I. I.a. lIs a-. wac o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

CNg>N,u Cm,Hr ON no-laymor-
ming, two rich young .rrig' oi Cincinnati
fought duel, ahouta young lady, OF course.
They fr,l tbr,1 times without elect, when
one or ths seconds stepped forward, and de-
chrrl that DO himself was engaged TO De-
m1rriol 90 che youu, lady about whom tbo
principals were fighting Tbi, announce.
mont rn,a new 6o, upon aatir., and all
parties rru'rsiu- themselves satisfied, Che
NI.i-rrrut. r.tlr,i lrru a N11jlrs' field.
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4 >r..r.r.> Tr D.>sUvws. The Doe
n#nnt .f rwmr.Vn, Mass, having
ui.l % sufficient Gml sut aU agent one
west ,a purchase H..r winters stock OF
f.nr PSI which t'y avr made great
saving Why honIu-t our people hero
n Main rIv th..g rumT.' The y.ry
l.-. rr.ar- ar fur cam hc bought boz Chic
.a-. f.- ~ r- 'ar-' AMI au hg d.'.yrrl
r.r. fr sIEorr n-', making che rr.rr
hr. s,rnMr t.r hst Probably avery
aI- article ar he obtained or $50 pr
'.-f Ir.' f...n i..u worth gn-
fm-' Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

pENC AIrnuT. The Gardiner Tran
or saturday, says d" just a. $50 go
q. pres, no Up. ", to-day, vs learn that
% ths return OF the Cashier Of the GarIi-
NJ Bank lNr Patterson from DIS dinner.
be- found man ia the possession Of hi,
banking room. 4 c,ruch Immediately enc
sued, AMI it was not until assistance came
tat the rogue was firmly secured Nothing
vs. found upon bis person, but behind the
4e was discovered a bunch Of skeleton
by, aud a l1t Of wax, and in the entry the
KY 70 the vault was found. The rogue is
Low undergoing an examination before a
magistrate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

THE fuhscribsr beieby gives public notice 70 ~
/ concerned. that be has been dolly appointed
ana taken upon himself the trust o. LAs'u'of "
the last will and testament Of
sILAs GROVER, late u Bethel,
I, the cvun,y of OSiord, deceased, BY giving bond
a. ,he law directs. lie therefore reguests al per-
sou. who are indebted 10 the said decsi'eA's e.
tate, TO make immediate payment and those ~hs
have any demand, thereof. 20 e,hibt the ssme 70
sent. n, 1855. DAVID ". GROVER.
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o,r.rn. co. NtaC.urtof pr.la'r hei.at Rebel
..H.. and ia Che J.rrf, cor ONuI|, uI ths
aITr..f,, 81 Sr.irm..5,A \. D., ISIS.
JNpUrNIu N'kU~lgk, E,.rrt,r q ihs lst
l., WIT and frsln.H'uil r,r Nkru,h A'r
of Nr,..l. Ir flI r.rrt., u.rrFfri, f''"- pre-
...f.I h.. iuI a..srrt ui t|unnuHHal of ODE
psfsfr.I .lii Jrf.l.tI irr i'avHrrr.
Oprrnrr. rs,tihe aid g Mkw.., give
notice f.,II r.rsun. interested. D., csus.Hga raul
rfHr. u..I.r fl DO ruIIshrl rh sc vrfAs fHJ,Is.
.,,.I, Boo The UNnh D,i-nrnt printed 70 Pare,
th,t fh., uy, appear alta Probate Count tu ig l.li
lf p4rr. iu .lI C1uot, con the 'hrd IurI1, I'd
Ura.r usyf, 30 uiae oi th- cIasi iH lhs iorsu.Uu,
,HI .brs cause. Il a1y hey have, wa, ihs 'nuc
should uHt o. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN. Jslr.
4 tuu CuVy-liirstt
wv. Wrrr NiEaiS, R,s'i~.
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ONFouu. ss.-At Cont or Probate heh a.
pi,h,ld, within ani ior ths Count, u oNilrd,
,uthr twelfth da, IT september ID, ISIS.
DN the petition ct MARY " ARNOLD, v,'.-
" ov II SANrrt VI. AESotr late ~ l,umiH sd
IN ssid Couuiy, dorr,ssd, pgyinI Uf nm allnsanC,
uut ofthe personal estate ol her ate husband,
OEprurp chat HE sid VI. W. Arnold givsu1-
lice ~ alI prr.on. interested, ~ causing copy
II tn, order 10 D. Published the, Nc,k. succo's-
iyeI, boz The OS'ord Democrat printed 10 Pare.
that che, rayappelr AZ Probate Court 90 hc held
NJ Paris, IN The third Tuesday Of Octuhcr neM'
at nnc 0tthc clock In the forenoon, and sheW canse
n aay they have, why tho sane ,hould not b
TIMOTHY LgDDEN, Jsis'
A true Copy-auest;
wv. war viNGIs, R'C'io.
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commissioners Notice 10 Creditors.

WE hayins been appointed BY the Juige Of Pro-
w bate ior the County of ONlord, 10 receive
and examine the claims ~ the creditors Of samuel
VI. Arnoh, htc 81 Rumiofd ~ said County, de
ceased, hose estate BE- tcprrseuted insul'tni, give
notice that six munihs, commencing The twelfth
d8y Il Scpicmier, A,p., 1855, arc allowed 90 said
trrii'ors o. h,irg ia and prove their chiuis; aud
that We viii attend % the service assigusd BE- ri
the dvslliushouse of pua nndiord, in Mexico, 10
aid County. co. the second N,d0esiays oi Jaur1-
~, February aud March, 4. u. 1856, hom one 90
four O'Clock, Y. "
DURA BRADFORD L.,
CURTIS T. HOWE. \
ISL HaWN n
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ONToEu. 49, To ihe Hon, the Ja=siros n The
Supreme Julissl Court, urNtts D. hnltun NJ
Paris. viibia AMI inr ths Coun'v u Osord. on
ihc second Tursa,, of August, A. u. 1854
HUMBlY shove, JON CJSuuNN Of Va
tsrinrj, 90 che Cauuiy Ut oNDrt, that Do
b. iU.ut ovret Boo common lnf undivided, with Crf-
t.iu other rfrsuus. i1 ,0ur rsii.orcr unkn"vu, OF
certain real ystlfr, aIfulIrI iH 1u uuinrrYnr'l'i
rBrr g1IH-f thr 4" Mbsl'.Hv1y srtt.turrt,' i1
viI. IH's ~. lJ1rl o. 1thr frsi range, ar' 1t
so. l5. i1 ihs s,r.rI range BE- Township ". b,
IUrst Range. lu sid CHruJ, ui ONinrls uid lots
grrtriHir. fhrrc hurIrr,l BUrrs, mHr, nr bee.
Your petitioner further rrrTrsrHfs ffIi Doe be- 'hr
owner iB common urI undivided. ul HHr.trnth rTu
or s1II described ,st1tr, Boo be dgm~srr as ui irr,
aBI J..ifrs 60 hH3 Doe r1r'ou ~ ihr sHu.r in sry
r.aIN. Co. therefore rfB,s PARTITION ~ f1ii rsf'tc
HrI that Doc Tsu uI OBJ. sIr.., a.Ir .rr TIr.n.Hf.
ry proceeding, BOA, Is s.' HHf tn hfm r sr',u.N,
.-rr.Hil tr tbr ur.l .s.aHs 10 fha Statute ul chic
STAT. lH orch cases u1'p arI provided.
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'INllE rl'scr,t,r,s practical M,llvrght, is Agent
L ior thr sale ar
Gr.ma' Cat hos Cl,1s,frs, Jia'aaI iupr1tsi
Nhsgls Mr,i.7s. a-i ~ Hrui Wau lksd.
Alof thc Latest improvements.
SAMUEL n. LOCKE.
Locke. M,rs. tNlc.,) sept. Is5S. i,ai
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STATE OF MAINE.
ENroUrIrE DrrhEINt

ENEcUTIvE DTFhEtNrsT,l
Augusta, Aug 30, 1855.
An Adjourned Session of the Executive Council
"A viii h held ut the Couneil Chamber, in An
gusta, on Monday, septic mhsr 9Th.
Attest. ALDEN JACKSON Sec y Of State
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List oil Unclaimed Baggage,
RmguIng M Stations. P.s'Wi DNiuf
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Farm for Sale.

.sssySSA THE subscriber ofcrs Er salc the
$3.50 Lott Hall" am IN Sumner, in whole
slfd3Sq ur IN parcels, 10 suit purchasers. The
tuiliiugs are mostly new and in good
--A-<--- rrair, large and convenient. Said
farm contain. three hundred acres Of land, sixty
acres of which are IN good state Of cultivation
one hundred acres ia pasturinf-the remainder IN
woodland, mostly covered with a ine and thrifty
second gro 9Th. The farm has three bundled fine
Fruit trees, oi choice varieties. said farm y well
waiefed with never falling spnugs, Is Very produo.
tive, and offers rare indn 'ements 70 one wishing 10
devote himself 10 the agricultural proisSsiOn,--
Terms extremely reasonable.
WILLIAM ". LOTllROP,
By his Agent, Lorr HIT
sumBer, July, 1855. 20