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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18

AMERICAN OrrIcrRs GoIS9 TO SEvAsroPoL.
I'VE End the following in the Tribune: We
learn that the Administration at Washington have
detached Col. Richard Dea6eld, one OF the en-
gineers, Major Alfred Mordecai, of the ordnance
aud Capt. Geo. B. McClelland, of the cavalry,
on special duty to proceed to Ssvastopo, to inspec!
the works there AID view the operations of the
war. They are ordered to depart as soon as pos
sible. We dare say they will have opportunities
of seeing much that is new in the business of
arms. and of bringing home with them some ad-
ditions to the knowledge of military Practice
As a matter of course they will occupy a strictly
Neutral position, and we advise them to leave all
private letters of introduction and trust entirely
10 their official credentials. BY this means. we
10 not doubt that they will be received by all the
Commanders at Sevastopo, both within and with
out the city. and allowed, on all proper occasions
10 90 unmolested from one side to the other.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18
Nseney! Money!!

OUR friends, whose accounts up to lst of JAN
Ouary last are not settled yet, we would respect
fully remind them that we want money. it is nee
esssry that those bills should be settled, and we
therefore expect, that all who are indebted 10 us
I'D to that date will call and fork the cash over.
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & co.
Staunton Arril Is 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18
THE MARKET PRICES.
STAUNTOy PRICES CURRENT,

or by Horri, + Gooae.
GuANo, $50.
SALT, (tine,) $500.
| " grind alum, $3.50.
COFFEE, ~ a Ice.
SUGAR, brown, I a Toe.
MoLAsses, 40 a SOC.
NAILS, &c.
SOLE LEATHER, 25e.
RYE, IS to roc.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public aactiOn, on Wednes-
w day The 10th dag Of May next, at the resi-
dence of the late Charles Patrick. On South Rv-
er, near Waynesborough, the following personal
property belonging to his estate, to wit: res~ura
s head of Horses SO head of CATrLE, ~Sts4d
81 head of Sheep. some Household Fur --4--4-
u,,nre, Farming Implements, SC. Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
VIM PATRICK, I Ex'ors of Cha'
JAS. w. PATRICK, Patrick, decd.
April Is, 1855.
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STEAM MILL.

r AM now prepared to grind Plaster, Rye, Corn
L &c., with great despatch. Plaster always or
hand for exchange.
TH0S. P ESKRIDGE.
Stanton. April A. 1885.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18
snring Clothing,

NXyE are now receiving our stock of Spring
w and Summer Clothing which is we'll as.
sorted, 10 an examination of which we respectful
lv invite our friends and the public generally.
GOODMAN. ROSENWALD g. CO.
Stanton, April |, 1850.
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April IL, 1855 tds.
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nton. April 4, IS55.-3ts.
ATTEMTIuN AEL

ATTENTION ALI!
OPENING of fine and new Stock of Cloth
W ing. The undersigned is receiving now. his
supply of SPRING 6. SUMMER CLOTH
ING. of every variety of style, quality and price.
Also. Hats, Gaps, and complete assortment of
furnishing goods. All and everything to be dis
posed Of cheap for cash. Call and examine.
JACOB POLITE,
corner of Va Hotel.
Staunton. April II 1855.
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New Books.

DRIME'S Travels in Europe and the East
Il Sargeant's Standard Speaker; Stanhope Bur
leigh. Know Nothing Novel also another sup
ply of the SONS of the Sires, Know Nothing
Book hOBI. COWAN.
Staunton. April 4, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18

Reported for The Special
FLous, Sup'f., $40.
Buck. Flour, SIS a S5I.
WHEAT, $3.50 to Sl.75.
CoRN, 10 to 75c.
OATS, ~ TO 45c.
FLAxsEEp, Sl.l0.
TIMoTHY SEED. $3a So.
BUTTER, Is to lSc.
PLASTER, lump, $40.
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

RALEIGH, N. C., February stb, 1855.
MtsHs. Mortimer s. Woc5rxy:
do hereby certify, that about twelve months age
was taken with severe hemorrhage Of the Lpngs and
had four attacks OF it, was advised to try Dr. Hump.
tons Vegetable 1ynets. procured bottle, and sf
ter taking which, was satisfied that was much bot
teri and that after taking the fourth bottle, was
tirely WELL and now enjoy good health as ever
did in my life can and do, without the least hcsits.
ton, recommend the Iinct~e to all persons afflicted is
my way. Youra,
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NELSON & BAYLOR,

Stanton, April, II, ls55.-3m.
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GEO. w. wEAKLEY.

WILL you HEAR, YE AFFLICTED, ONE OF
THE BEST AND MOST HIGHLY ESTEEM
ED CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE?
he SPEAKS THE SENTIMENTS OF THOU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Foop GROWING Cr,rrp. Our reports Of
BrcadstuiT. and the Live Stock Market are
specially interesting We are beginning
20 fel the effects Of the hount'ul yield Of
wheat and grass. Flour has declined one
dollar a barrel during week past, while
the receipts OF animals ror slaughter have
hccn large almost without precedent. Nine
tccu thousand sheep and lamh', and near
Is five thousand hccycs or bct,crQuality than
usual, have h5cu brought IN four Of tho
City drove yards, aud Srg now Icing cut up
into s;coks, roasting pieces, mutton chops,
Sc. Bc,r went down another half cent pr
pound Yesterday
Potato. with no rot Ia them arc Tlsn,i.r
and cheaper
FRUITS and Vegetables Of M kinds were
never moro abundant, nor rT.rei at lower
prices than now. Is. Y. Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

HHar1g'S O.nim0.i and PiYs. certain
Cure Tor Scald Heads Henry, IL. Maria,
To-. and John Amrs. @. Of Apilachacoh
Florida, wnr, al three affected with tsi'
diH-roeahle mahdy Maria in particular
wa, in wrptched plight with it, AMI al.
though there were many rrmclir, tried, yet
the mllady did not seem % decrease, indeed
the disease spread itself ~ over the surface OF
the bead, % the great annoyance OF the pa
emit and di.cDmfciturpn Ut the child; The blood
'of the Others was equally impure. At last
ths parents put the three under n course Of
Tul'1way's Ointment and Pills, which cured
them nm in the space Of nineteen days.
Their health has since considerably impr1N-
ell Those remedies are wonderfully elica-
ciuus in all diseases uf the skin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Y,VErr, EywrwrEr. A letter received
atths STATE Department, Washington, from
Shanghai, says
''Ihe American clipper ship Young
America lso Shanghai privately about six
weeks ago, and went to japan, with the
view and expectation ora lucratiy, hu,ine-.
In takias the shipwrg,kel oEcrr, and men
o'tbs Russian iri,0;s Diana % Petreraul1y-
ski Or the Russian Coast. but an American
schooner from san Francisco happening 20
touch at japan before her arrival, made an
agreement with the Russian admiral f1r a
Moderate compensation, &c take them there
IN three trips, and had actually len with
one third Of the oficcr, and men 50 that the
lo1ns America returned here without ae-
eonPlishing her expectation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

ArrrvFrrp SrICiDE. We learn that
Hon Stephen Stark, Of Watervills, former.
" Tor several ycar' State Senator at
tempted 20 commit suicige on Saturday,
during a period Of partial insanity. He
leaped from the railroad bridge, at Water
vile village, but was fortunately seen, and
saved by boat which Immediately pat %
70 Nj. rsesus. Bangor Courisr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
From the no.ton Transcript
American Pianofortes az the Paris Ex'
hihitinn.

hOlUon.
twill &c highly gratifying TO our readers
90 lraru the marked success which has at
tended the specimens u art which Amcri-
cans have s,ut n the Pari. Exhibition ;
bot 10 none Of them has been attributed so
much merit as 70 our celebrated American
pianorortcs. Itwould sacm hardly possible
that We could rival. as yet. France and Eng
land, and the other countries oC Europe, %
distinguished Tor their progress in tho arts
and sciences, in 50 delicate ard important
ami instrument as the pianoforto hut tho
intelligent correspondent Of the Chronicle,
IN hi, letter 90 that paper, datcl Paris, Au-
gust 10, ISIS, an extract from which we
Civ, below shows what a rank our Boston
rauolrrtss take abroad. We have before
heard % che thc reputation or The celebrated
instruments Manufactured hy Albert W.
Iall s. Co, aud il give. MS ih' greatest
pleasure On ala o. that al-Jllv just gained
reputation, that thcy now rival The world.
We cru-r1tullt, 1ur fricul, and the me
,bani-. of doe establishment. that they have
L,ru able before such an ordeal, aud m tho
presence of thrr, hundred French pasos, 90
ak, the fro r-.r ana We Americans
should Dr. proud, too. tha; ve have s' cmi-
r.ut "a riau,frt, mandatory among no..
We urrI u1 longer 90 eni o. Eurup' Tor
Instruments OF superior tom, and finish, but
may rather expect Co hrui.h her with her
h..t and fines, Taur.nrr-.
W. copy from ,he Csr1uis'' OF sar'sm-
hr3.
"Thr great exhibition is now iu o morn
Hrur,,hirc condition Diam ever, aud i,. ia-
urr win. mo- doubt p. Very ,usrrssful.
o.. urv rav,rI arr now engaged in Do.
r.liusa 10, thc msr..of the arior, r.u-
t-.hau.rs 4 r.ma-ah,r affair .ha. iust
uk.r r.a-, relative t1a contribution .rrm
Boston which vII much crafty thr rrI.
.EUr..r.1r. o.. uaj before tbr jury ..
avart uf tr -..'.a., of the warrior.
-puarrts. 600 exhibition. took place 10 che
celebrated Plr.. Conservatory of Na.r.
rIr rrv vas r.n7. -l u' sven n' tae uu.'
.r.rrr, professor. ormu.,s iD Europe
Joseph II.'n,rrr-r. 3.re.ur of tne o..
re-aI Conservatory 0 Music at Vienna, tha
president. PLACED hiu-'-marr.luan
rs r.urI hear tHe ta' ~ t'e instrument.
Without -rir- tr.m .rrs % r.r1rr 20 per.
fHr uu-trl ariui1 rrt's.rm.r,.. IN
addition to ,rf.. che rar1fr.r.r,' r1m..
vr, 900 covered up with white -s-f.. .n
each .t which vt,a .ruarrmh- Whom
900 HI h..r ,-..I. W H.'m.r.r.r atI
.r.v f- che Nr--.,r r1r1. referring tn
.-r from Bus'.r. v'rh Ir 'aI 600 -.yr-i
r-.aH.r. svu.r-I nf ri-la' tHe ry....-
rrs. ar1 which fr u~rurr..argn'rr1.
ems. fal r..r Neglected r fe ..at with 'hr
-.-- AN.v York rt-. vas among. OH.
number. AMI srrn-n- Boz rr6r-rl % 'hat,
rrgr'I Dim DO faI tr..l. No., answer
u..r -.,.,. chat BE- u1 ,rt hrn tried. SO
40 r.. rr. fe n.n.t ,r.n. Iut f.,rr-I
.H. '...ur on. instruments Aga- r-.
r.r,I r-.nurr. ng t..m. AMI fmH'. hr
I.m n. ,lur rrra-l rl lrsfrl HnH
rHas fHr uu. Dr. r.rr-3 Do va. u.t t'.-.,
ar1 E.-r-..I chem. %. 0rn.-,r end '1 CLIO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
MARRIED.

IN P,r., Suieulhsr 18Th, Nv Rev. u. SeWall,
Stt.sP. Mann 10 Mics AUGUsrA VI. fEESTi's
II FoNcro't
Al.n, J. W. ALLES Of Iowa, to Miss HASSAH
T.. Mann Of Paris
In south Paris, 10th, hy sane, william Il.
Usse 4, Mi.s Chafl1ti. T.. Hall, both II Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

\ company has bccn formed in England
for the manufacture Of paper from the stem
Of the rlAntain. A good paper Cor priutiug
upon, aud a very superior Kind as wrap
ping paper, 1, Is said, may be made from
this weed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

BgorN's MONUMENT The monument
which j. iu process Of cScction on Queens
town Heights. % the memory Of zen. Brock.
has risn % the height Of 40 feet. The
w1rkmcn ar, now busy upon the Corinthian
shan, AMI probably this will he finished next
summer Upon the top Of the .hail is to he
plac,d a colossal statue Of zen Brock, seven
teen feet in height.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

There ARE, az present, ,ty- the Now York
Tribune, frty.thrrr licensed Tavulrosrrs
tauuctinc business in that city, and from
what can he learned, IL appear, there ar,
but two oi thrm who DO not seek to extend
their hu,rnr-, by dishonest practices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Rumo,u A,upLyr. \ train ot ears
w.r. thrown from the Jersey railroad, near
Burlington, y. j.. ou tho 2lth ult.. aud rc-
port say, - persons were killed, and 20
wounded The accident happened in couse-
qusnea ola cauilss attempting 90 yras The
track.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

OXFORD CorSrv hrTisr ASSOCIATION,
meets with the Baptist Church at Paris
lin, next wednesday. Organization at 2
O'Clock. Sermon at 10 o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

O,rHrr, ss. 40 Count .f rr..Hf. h,..Hf IrI.
ulufH,Ut fIftr COUNTY rfu,.r', nr e.h..
To-day ~ Nugu.t .r its YER Of oHr LH.a
eighteen HaH.l... tI| 0U....r.
.nNmcr.rrrr 90 WILLIAM WIGHT, .'r',
" IN % >uar0ab WIGHT. a'a uI GHrrf, DO
-,ii Duuar,, H..Ua..d, pHtiag fIs. IaIsH WIGHT
Hl .,rI GIa.sI Do appointed a.aaHuHf.f H. Ui.
estate OF s,iI deceased
uEutU,D that thr .lii Wi.sm,W i,htr-rr'.
t.a rHH U,I.#r, interested, D., tausfHEt COPS
M iai. uuisr 100 o.. IuIIsh,i thr,e u.tks sHr'r''.
us., 900 %, Os.ad Democrat printed at Iaus,
th.f frs, u,. Hnr.IIa'H rf1. Iie Cont 1 Is bella
nj ge,h +. u1 thr 81 THr.lI, bf September 1~yr,
ID B,g. r,tlo r,gs boz fac nrrHggn. ast she's c1rsr
II aa, they have, vhy tlc sane should n.t D.
TIMOTHY LuDDLN, J-lsr
s true C0Ty-au,.u
w. w'-r V'-~'v. pratt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

4 TrrueEumcu Iur.rnrrov. In q
--m11 delivered in B~ton, Rev. r. II.
Chaplin made u,r ar tie following striking
figure " The r-urrctuu of Christ tr1us-
formed t'o Interrogation point OF the phi
Ir,0rhrr into de exclamation point Of tho
Christian"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

II is stated that President Pierce has r.
Gently bought a farm Of Coo acres, near
louisville. Montgomery County. Nd. few
niles iron Wsshirgsoo, a. his future home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
From Europe
The steamship Atlantic arrived At New
y.rk on the 9Th.

No further events OF any Emporium INV
occurred in the progress Of che war, hut there
are corious details Of tbs SveaNors bone
hrImrn,. and the hattie In the Tch5rnaya.
The Russian lo.. at Svgahors is reported
at only orty killed and one hundred and
sixty wounded. The C5rtiscations were dcs-
troycd.
Two British ships had fred on Riga with
out eject
The Russian los in the hattie Of Tchsr-
nav, was nearly 1000 kiUcj AMI wounded
ana Of the allie only looo. The Russians
vrr, not rur,Jci a,ros, the river, and hold
thsir former position.
To, allied squadron IN the white Sea has
,arurgd two Russian ships and one steamer.
The squadron wa. preparing to unit that
"a. 4 Berlin paper states chat Austria has
declared that she viii treat asrnrIinr %
military law. every individual found uwp,r-
inc with Austrian soldiers. with the view r,
inducing thorn Co uin tas Au-'o-IuIun le-
r.r7.
Nrurthsr imr1rnntcysrt. hal occurred,
consequently thsma.t interesting urvs i.t ho
details or che hattie. nr Svaa'ar. and rrfer,
r,va. ~, 'rs, oT Iif, at Svahs-- wac
quite small. rrt on. details chm. far, DO MT
STAT, how much ~ Svahrr- has h,en lrs-
trayeI. nor how much has her1 l.' Of BE-.
Austria +. sail o. have submitted r. now
rrr,,t Of pace. ami vilicrmra1t decidedly
fr che aT'l.s
The attack 600 Riga rrummrj az COM
a'Er-l oa OBJ, morning of on, lo,l, hr tive
F--ri.b steamers. ono tv.-'erk.- ana nr.
G.a,,. ANIL continued uu..l seven o'.'n.,,r
DE evening. doing apparently on damage
The attack .1 TererraEb was rruu.r"..
PSI G.rt.-r,s.F Boo rr.ru. Tho Russian
f--. consisted ui f,r division, OFF infantry
au cavalry. ana twenty tatrari.. of arf'
r-r To Russian. fa.t .r on. f.'I 2.H
r-r. arG o., .Hrr. arI IEuH u.n v.r
v.mrrH rr-,s EH-.ar generals w.r
lrE The French 'n.. amounted o. near
~ -
.,.
On.
''
'. ''
..'0'k I''N .''. ..'. VI. UP N
-..-r. 7rf '"r fl. .HF.. "' '.' Town ...'
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Hn.Hag o. salons. p.rs, la.E',
GU# Tam. Lae-g,
PORTLAND
. iIr C..rr.' 1w..s
sUH.k lurHr. Covered I.--a-
N...H t....s.
lr... T#.s, nlrisi jerome Cine.
Eus..t HIr.Ls.
~k.saf NHI.s..
al..., N....s.
Son. N....
2,rn.u.l. Hr.,s,, 4..s! ,s,.a ,.s.a.uy.
0I... l.#... u...
9Eu. WH.'.l frrHss.
. &c.. NHnass Iultr.
"Ta.U H.s...
lN..uf t.rh.r-.
ul.|s#f UnHEs.
IUs.s Ta., v.l ag.s' en- up, uliAri II
E'IH.r. ''.Hr...
iu..., ra-a, markell ch....s T. ,rL.n.s1,
ytrN0rTU
2CW vtr.rs, I -iis o7..,.'. bHn. e 1'.,a''
Iussl. Oh Clothes. 'ao,Fl sar'
sOrIH PARIS.
Er,.sr Vote. uus-ir Ds-sys, -. IIy., .n
Iar, r.irr- un each cod.
UBlk l.sf'.r tuf.r,. Iu.a, marked l..
Wa.cs, K,n,', Iliil, Rs4InrI.
~uELGUESE.
small Chest
ULLLIN FALLS.
2EBrk Tmria.
Blrk Tool Chest.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Tn1k. with oI ,..,h c.,sr I Red NaiI.,,
Striped ITTef bog.
1 Wooden Turk. tayrt IFg.
- Copsrr Sr-'t fu''.-'r't.
ToUsu., Au-lsl It.I, l's'. .Ju
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

TWngunuy WUrT Tie san 'g-'
Telegraph ay,imi Michael Marshall, Twin;
rar R-l'- MIl,ajnIuIu- San J.'' RAISED
.i.le-..yu hu.a..,urw wheat o. tha acre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

ONToUu. sss-At C.uIf ~ Irlli hst no
PAU. within suI nriho CaunN ~ oSioud' 60
the third Trs.-ly Ut Augu't, AID, lsi-.
nN the peutian ~ EiIZA \. PATRICK,
" widow OF l..U q. ptuich, hleo Dgiutrs,
il std CHuuty, drsr,.rd, pm,iog that LEV J..
stvlsr nav he appointed ain,ni'taIor OF The
estate uf sad deceased.
OHUru1D. That the Eliza \. PsuigS give no
tiss 20 40 rsfsru. intsrcii,i, b, causing copy
TAI. oder 10 b. Published Three We rs incoc-s'J',
IN The ONiord Democrat, punteI At Paris, that
they ma, appear At Probate Corn 70 he held a.
Bethel, be- .l,J c1u1ty, onthe llh day ll srptenb-r
asXt. 1T nine ~ ihs Jlp,k 90 the fFsnuun, and
,hev caus,. ifsr, the, have, Why TIE same should
n1t h. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Jag.
trus copy-siieSl'
10 wv. Writ vIHoIS. R'giHr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claimsl


RNY AND NAVY OFFICERS. sidier,
a hih Rsrulsus snd Volsuisers, ssil1Is' Ma
rine,. Fiulills Men, Musicians, Wagon Masters,
Teamster., lodi no, snd ill rersor1 Who may ha'o
served Guttcn days IN tny q the ware II nc
unitei States, since the year 1870, the law oi
1855 gives each ~ you Who have MT heretofore
received % ~suhm lor lant. Doc hJndfsi and SIS.
~ A,rcs" Ani 90 a.l WHO have received liouniy
Larf enough IRE % max, one kuEtrsd and SiS'
~ 4 res
Iaihe case oftbc death fihs r,rs6u entitled 10
I,r1. his willow, or N np Wu'uW, The MiuOT
chilli o. children. are eBiitlrd 10 he Bounty.
W. ars rsfpusf p TryHtffy pr-.srlfs ~ giai'a'
r., L,g1. rsI 1V rTfly j.sh-" n ~ Pg1''.
C.ssfv CIrts. Csw1fu14es n D'fs, Miami
Psibs. LiryrI. asi all sti''', r''t ~ H'fn'ary
ia,frg. i.ls. aaI l'fHi fTTi, nee = us', ~ a'Ia-
saf..Hs. lr sf.l rr fhvr.rs
Whoa tssireJ. We will ssil ths Wauant a Tie
iuatatt pfitt. lud rsrrit rtrrk Zoe proceeds,
y. ~. conn s. Go.
~ Nti,am -uts' New lofk.
Rs'srta.ss-Bauk ofih- Commonwealth, \. \.
o OHIO Us, lri Tust Co., y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
S. ID. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
CAT THE POST oFFtCE0
PARTS EfTJI,.

SD W Is prepared TO nanufoiure AL Kinds
Of Boo,s and SHOES ia neat and substantial man.
ncf.
EzrPsrheul.r attention given to making Gents
Fine Calf Boats.
RSrairins don, a, ,bo-' .o''ts
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COURT OF PROBATE
eTNTr M WllNT

ONTUUp. ~s.-N -. H.lr.I1', ha'| af
I Ttus. ufa.#rHI iHr sli. t.uHft, .H f.H o.
Tr..#.t Of J#... .r ius 10 HHr l".'. l-.' I"-
BOG Ono sfysHfr,u.r 's, .ftl.' r.nI. OUuIrfn,
r.rI t.HsH. Bu.r rrH hfsf 'HF ui Ar.Hr .ft',
rr ,..rs .' r.'1rr rr noe County 90 'sH.t d.
N..| as ..Hos
ttra. r.ntr Ol--, i1 rrs.a.9 .'..ri. 11
H..Hr' I...sts NJ l"HN, yrrr. Nu,
1.r 1Ht. NH.-.f. Oat h., Nat.H'fr & Do.
WATERFORD. ul Wn.n....., ...uIHs iHe
9. I.r H Ja.-r! '.. !.1., 90 10 "..'.s'
IU,lLl. on W-Irs. .a,, .rsr.rgt rar,.
..... I".Hr, H#| Jn.r. Hf % '..... T.. No.
FUYrWJEs. On Tlr...p.. ..r.s f.r fH.|
Tn...a...l IH.au, ,rd Jl.r..rp ~.
UII'ilI lllI.l. CO. rI. s..... Iu.s.u 10 >'r-
r.....HfI .r..h. -. ".
UiurDVp tpVNrp. on ". H.-tl.r f'.F'r-
r. o. Is..r. OF ~s.. -rI'f.. -. \.
uINII'lu'lllADE. r.H. H.t Hr vs.
rr..-.H Ir...if.i '.rf.. 10. 10.
CANTON MILLS, ua o. ...n h...rE t.
s.... Tr...Hr. -ar..H. .... lH s. 50.
TIMOTHY o. nnEN. lodge.
AuHt-WW Wirr NiUols. Register 60
u1r..n. .. STAT .n.fTr. .'..H. Ir.
r.hn r.# fl. t. OHrHf .. Ns..., .1 r.r
i.u I.r.,s ., Nr.H.t, S. l.,lr.'
nWLN IHA-IID, ra-,. .,....J .1n'r-.
u Hrn "r.uu..I H.r.f.rr f.r f' H.
... rs.r.... Tl.urs Ta.H s.r OFF i.uf-
lIH. ..s..| county, a.tt4.,s, A.iiaE p,gs.u,.I
l.r.s.. .. Probate.
orurur. ruihe.,I Or. FLASHER -..
H....H .... ....". ..f.II.f.., H.. r.u.."r H COPS
.'fH.. ....I 81. u. I".#st,I flI." Hsrs. f....s.
...e. " I.. u...t p..rHU ...t .' iaIf.
IIl'fHr. Hrs HrH-rr a.r ru'Hf. Cont o.. .r .r..
.f t...... |..T.l Comfy H# oboe. ..|"...| %. ..
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Cnmmi,,inner, Notice 10 Crtditors.

WYE ha,iry been appointed hy the JuIgr Of rro-
w hale TO- the Cpunl, n ONipui, On tee'iNe
and examine the claim. 4 the ersiitss Of licnry
". Watsthause late Of Bethel ia .aidCounty, de-.
erased whose esiatp IL Represented iniol'cnt, give
notice that Xix months, commsncingih Nineteenth
DAY Of June, A. D., 1855, Is a.losed D. sad cred
itor. 10 hing IN and prove their elsl''si and that
We vail ansnd 10 The ssrvios assign'd ~, ~ the
oflos uf O'Nsil W. Robinson, IT,, ~ Bethel, IN
,ail Conaty on the ihirl Saturdays Of October,
Nsveml,~r asd December. A. ID. ls;5, from two
~ iour o'elock. q. ".
Dalsd at Bethel. The Esd lay of Jues in the year
ofour Lo'f. 1855.
o'NEIL W. ROBINSON. Jl.lc-,,.
q RICHARD A, FRYE,
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Oxford Co. Agricultural Society.
Annual Meeting.

rI,ur srpu,ln,c,, ing of,he O,iod County Ag.
rruhurl so,is,, viii h. holden ~ Csp,'n
ull.. ON wedns.da, lhr th,'d day II OG'b-t
rs,t. NJ 10 o',ll,k \. ". la' che ,hnicc 81 on.
r,r,' ELLIOT SMITH, Secretary.
Norway Sept lth 1855,
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r.,IN Airh..n has hsu reelected l..
IS Smur from Missouri ls ..S years ls1m
nr 3th .. Naua l....
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DIED.

II BsIS,ads, P,AsIss morrill,. En-, eyed 5
,-ars, father 81 Coz. Nouil.
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The ~u.ruIr. hereby -,F.s r..'.. nH-.' i.Hi
Hr uss u-,r lu, appointed. ll Ifr ll.nHa-
BE- JuI.e uf iru.l,fr isr ths t.lHis 90 uN.H.a 'ri
taken upon b.u..I 'ia, tl,i.. IN.,l'u. OBJ, tar .A''
VIII aaI Testament
JOEL STONE, b'r uI Wr~ird,
,r .s.f County, J-rr1.,1. ht giving bond Hs u'
.U ,u,af.. Co., iheIfrrr u,lIs-fs H. Isrs"rE
tHp lrr ,n ..hts. Co. ibe estate Of -nii lFr'.s, o"
make immediate rs,m,ut; ani tIH' uHn have
.H, ur.usr.. fH,tr.u 90 exhibit rh. s.rrr tH
Az. n. 1855. pANlIL tllAllfN.
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Sp,naI Complaints, still joints, Cats, BRUISES,
wouals. Frost Bites, Cholera Mo'bls, Dysenie-
~, Tic DOlereuS, ani all other e"mpl'inis wLerr
there afe severe pains, R,DWAhs kLAbi RI'
Inv, Will INSTANTLY stop the pain, and cure The
disease.
T,r the remark able efficacy Of z. u. n. Disoay.
e,y. No. 2. aaI the cnmplaiuts cured 10y RsdNay's
Rsnoysting Resolseni. sec next week. psper.