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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23

The amount Of liabilities due ol not due 10
Bank w Other ncdil0rS-nolhirg.
Losses adjusted did due none.
Losses adjusted aud nCl due Hliebl9 20
LOssts Unad iu>ted and in
suspense. waiting Tor tur.
tlleT pTUut .....',..... 6l s07 so
81 OTHER claims 0gsinst the Company are
small, Such uEiS aS printing &c.
Agents Instructed 10 take no :lsks over s TO-.
900.
The amount insured in any city. town OF vii
lsse, dtI ENDS On ;he character, material
aud construction ot buildings, the width
ul Streets. the supply OF water, condition
OF tie lie department, and other ciIcum
etauces.
The smount insured in blocks Of buildings
yaEIes; Ine ttSgu is 10 limit the lCSs By any
one fire, to $4,000 or less.
The act Of lntufrU,utiOn is The came as fled
IN Juiy. 1854.
1huS. a. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CcEE rcTIcUT HAkTFoRD CouYTY.se
HAK1IoRD, January, lb5o.
Personally sppca'cl lGoMAs A. ALb1As-
- LEN, SGCIei6ry Oi tie fslna lnsursnte Gonna
I,y, ard lhuCe sokm mn oath that the fore going
irg IL his teSi hnu"lcdge aud belief.
llLNkY FOWLER.
1ustIcc I the PGae.
AUpIToR's CfRTIrIcArE - From William
d D. Morgan, State Addilor, has been received
III due form. legally authorizing the under
slgned es BgCnt 10 transact business until 3ls
July, 1865, and is on file with The Clerk OF
tile Common Pleas Court
All that have property To insure. will please
inspect dlid sclullnize tie preceding reliable
expose OF this old and long tried Corpora
tlon. For usefulness. security and pTompti-
tuGe, II has ever stoUd first in lis line OF trans
actlons--and tor ability and means will at.
tract The attention 0l the insuring public 10
confirm their confidence in it. The state
ment is SO prepared any one can contrast its
: condition witlIloeal and State Insurance Of
fees ii'so disposed. Its investments are Of
that SO id character as not to be ma lerialy af-
Iected by the late depression in that class oi
assets.
The increase Of its capital stock 10 $780,.
COO, is bona fide cash addition 10 the strength
of the corporation, and permanent invest
ment Tor the pledge and security OF its policies
The necessity aud real benefits OF insurance
ere well exemplified in the fact that the com.
ranv has paid cash losses during the past year.
Il, its Western Branch office alone. in Gin.
cinnati, TO the sum Of S246,509 09, most of
which has been paid considerably in advance
Of the time legal, due. and it has bad no suit
or litigation, If all or any of these facts are
inducements 10 The continuance of its yalu-
able patronage, or its ncrease, they will find
its agents ever ready 10 attend tothc demands
OF business as heretofore, with promptitude.
al as favorable rates and terms, as security
wiz Tefmit. A. J. WRIGHT, Agent.
JOHN =. PLYLEY is the authorized Agent
OF the Company in Vinton CO., and all appli-
cations for insurance in that company, are TO
be made to him. The rates are as low as
consistent with the risk, and no sound COM
Pany will accept any other,
A. J. WRIGHT, Agent.
February 10th. 1855.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
Road Notice.

AiOTlCE is hereby given, that petit.
W tion will be presented 10 next March
1850, session OF the Commissioners of
Vin,on county, Ohio, praying all alter
alton of the Road leading from Hol-
lends saw,mill. in Jackson tp'. in said
Ninton county, towards Locust Grove,
intersectirg the Logan road near James
s. Be,lsas follows, to wiE That said
alteration commence at the centre of
said road on Section No. Eleven, in Jack
on township. in said Vinton county,
at stake near a white oak tree. on the
north side Of small run; thence
south easteTly direction TO forkPd dog
wood on Lewis Sims land; themes more
Southern tU fallen white OAK, on the
line between the aforesaid Sims & Bell;
thence south near the said line, TO
small chestnut bush; thence southeast
erIy TO dogwood stake; thence south TO
intersect the aforesaid Logan road, and
there 10 terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan. 26ih. 55 -4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
Increase Of Cash Capital
To IIalrn Million Of Dollars, .

TNHE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
y eof HARrToRB, CoSN., having complied
Win lhe law TO regulate Insurance Agencies
oil Companies incorporated by other States,
passed May lst, 1851, publish the following,
as.require'l thereby. The original statement
being on'file in the State auditors office,
with duplicate with the Clerk Of Common
Pleas. County Court
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TaiDM
R. BELL O. CO.,

w H"iNS"'S "oh"'uSNulCiS uui DSuleIS !.
ROOTS, SHOES. HATS. CAPS
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, d.,,
No. 5, EnierDrise Block, Front ST.,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO
uAVE the pleasure of announcing 10 ths
IL trade in general, that they are now fill.
ing their large shoe warehouse, with d NOR.
abundant stock than ever, diect from the
hands of the best manufacturers East, and
their own workshops at home; consisting Of
great varietyof the best class Of goods suited
10 the wants Of this country for the Falt Trade,
All dealers at WHOLESALE are earnestly IN.
yitcd TO call before purchasing. and examine
for themselves ileir extensive stock now on
hand, and still coming in, as they feel assured
of their ability 10 please in quality and price.
Their largely increased trade affords one ev-
idenCe Of the favor with which their mannet
of doing business has been received, ana while
they testify to the liberaiity of their patrons
aud friends, they reiterate the assurance ths,
they will spare no pains 10 render entjre sat.
isfaclion. Their stock is large, manufactured
mostly in their own shops, and by contract
TO their order. Their facilities for doing a
large business are abundanty ample. They
sell only al wholesale. have but ONE PRICE,
and will warrant all their goods as they rep.
resent them, An examination OF their goods
and prices. is respectfully solicited.
September 60 lS5l.-3mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
Feb. 2, l355-6w.

THE STATE OF ono, VLNTON co.
Esmuel Brooks, ! Court of Com. Pleas.
as to March Term, 1879;
Elizi Brooks, Petition for Divorce.
TTTE said defendant Eliza Brooks, will
4 take notice hat the said petitioner
Samuel Brooks, dio on the Gath day Of
JAnuoty, A D., 1885, file in the Office Of
the Clerk Of tie CouI; Of Common Pleas.
within and for said county of Finton,
his petition setting forth among other
things: That he was lawfully married IN
The said Eliza, obout the fourth day OF
May A. d. ls4l. That he lived with
said Eliza until about the winter Of $40
so, as q good, loving and faithful hus.
hand; that at the said last mentioned
time, the said Eliza left the said Sam
uel, and has remained absent up to the
present time, being absent more than
three years last past. That said Eliza
associated with Othe men, and left with
one Abram Hawk, Praying decree OF
dissolution of said marriage contract, and
release Of all obligations on account OF
same; tina. said Eliza be barred Of all
dover claim in real or personal property
Of said Samuel. and for such other relief
as may be according TO law. Which
petition will be herd at the next Term
Of dfoIsuid Court.
BRATT0N and SMITH.
Atty'S for Petitioner.
Jan. &c, l955,-6w..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
SCi0lO and II. Y. Railroad,

On, and after Tuesday, August ith, 1851
Trains will.run as follows to-wit:
Train No. will leave Portsmouth at9 o.
clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at 2 O'Clock
NJ. Returning leave Jackson at o'clock P
NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth at o'clock P
Nj.
Trans No. leave Jackson at a o'clock A
NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth at II o'clock A.
NJ. Returning leave Portsmouth at29 ?. Nj
and arrive at jackson al 6 o'clock p. NJ.
J. ". WEBB. Superintendent.
NAV 5, 81. #. lc25l.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
FAMILY MEDICINES!
s. s. DEMUTH g. co.,

S. DEMUTH g. co.,
MAIN STREET, MeARTHUR, o.,
II EEP constantly on hand the following
"A Genuine and Popular Medicines:
PILLS.
Sellers LiverPills, Dr. Lees Pills.
WORM MEDICINE.
Sellers Vermifugc. Drs. Jones McL's do.
COUGH SYRUP.
Sellers ImpI c. S., DR.. Jones' Cough Syrup.
LLNLlNENTS.
Lyons n. & b., Jones' n. a B. Liniment.
S!oan's Ointment, Sloan's Inst. Relief do.
FOR THE HAIR.
Lyons Kathairon, Vegetable Hair Oil.
Bears Oil, (pure) Eau De Cologne.
alClLlel lblalQlQE
Castor Oil, Sweet Oil.
British Oil. Oil of Spike,
Harlem Oil, Medicamentnm.
Also, Godfrcy's Cordial, Batesman's Drops.
Sloan's Condition Powder; and Essences Of
all kinds. All of the above Medicines we
received direct from the propIietors, and war
ranted to be gcnmnc.
December %, '5t.-Gm.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
Cigars! CisarS!! CigarS!!!

FVNHE subsciler would respectfully inform
Il Dealers that he is now manufacturing
superior article Of Cigars. which he warrants
are composed OF tie hest Havana, Cuba and
Yarmw Tobacco. As there is no article in
merchandise ON which there is more cheating,
dealers will find it TO tleir interest to pur.
chase the cigars where they will have an op-
porlunity OF yelunng them if not satisfied,
as all cigars purchased from me can be re(urn-
ed if not giving perfect satisfaction.
A good assortment Of Iow-rriced Cigars
always On hand, at the Notion Store.
Jan. l2, 80. +. DAVIDSON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
N0TICE

) hereby liven that mywife, Jane Canny
Il has left my bed and beard without any
Just cause or provoretion; !, therefore, fore
VAN all persons of trusting her on nv ac-
count es EN- determined to pay no debts OF
her contracting; also, ogainst harboring her.
Feb 9. '55.-4w. NJ. CANNY.
The Staie Of Ohio, EintOn County
John Winters, PlaintiG;1
against
LUCINDA Miller & others o"" n''0"'
Defendants.
\ lucinda MILLER, widow of James
l. Miller deed; aud the unknown heirs
oil said James Miller, decd; are hereby
notified that the said John Winters on
the first day of Februafv, 1888, filed his
petition against them and mother in the
ourt of Common Pleas, Of sold county
Of Vin'on, the object and prayer Of
which is TO correct mistake in the des.
criptinn Of the following premises TO
Wit; The Southwest quarter OF section
thirty t30) township eleven, q y range
seventeen (l7) in said county of Vinion;
in deed executed by said James
Miller deceased, aud Luicnda Mil.
Ter, TO said John Wiuters.on the 10Th
day Of August lSA3; said mistake con-.
siStng in the substitution in the above
description Of the North west quarter
for the SOu!L'west quarter Of said sec.
ton, township and range, and the sfore,
said defendants are further notified that
they are required to answer said petition
on OF before The 3Ist day of March. 4.
D.. 1850. 4. +. BINGHAM.
ATTY. for Pltf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23

800 shares stock, Phenix Bank oil
HARTFORD.
S09 shares stock, Lxchange Bank
OF liaGtlord.'
200 shares stock, Far's & Mech:
Bank 'ol Hartford. rd......
30 shares stock, Conn. River Bank
Of Hartford ..............
200 shares stock, Hartford Bank OI
Hartford ..................
1Sshares stock. State Bank, Hart
tOTd'. '.''..'.s...
100 shares stock, City Bank Hart
ford ''''.......,,
15 shares stock. Bank Ot Hartford
Co., Hartlotd ......-........
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
Rocks! BOOkS!l

Eglg(9 McGufTey's Series complete
4 .5S:s2,S;SIyysT PRmERs.--SInal and large picto-
NAiA44s-4S Iidl.
SrrLLrrs.-McGuney's and Elemcntry.
RsADLRs--McGulley's lst, 2nd, 3rd. ith,
and 9th.
Hcman's Young Ladies Readers.
Pnneo's Primary Grammar.
Pinueo's Analytical Grammar.
ONO TEACHER, new work, expressly Tor
Teschcrs.
RAYS Arthmetics; Parts lst 2n1, and 3rd.
Rays Algebra; Parts lst, and 2nd.
Mi,chel's Primary Geography.
MtcleI's Gecgaphr and Atlas; latest edi-
ticn.
Wehsler's School Dictionary (unabridged)
Copy Books, Quils, Steel Pens and Cases;
together with all kinds Of Stationary, for use
VI schools, fer sale at
DEMUTH T. cos.
December 6th iS5i.-6mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
SC shares sluck ,EngIe Providence,

Il. l'''' $3.50 '''.'''
lOJ shares stock, Bank Of Ame
ca. New York. ..........,.
100 shares stock, Bank OF No
America, New York......
so shares stock, BANK OF CommC
wealth, New York"
$50 shares stock, Bank Of Repub
New York.. ....,.......
4S0 shares stock, Broadway Bal
NV Yurk.r............
lG0 shares stock, Peoples Bal
New York .............
leo shares stock, Hanover Bal
New York. ........,.
40 aresstock, Mechanics Bal
Npw lork,............
100 shares stock, n. !. Life 3
Trust Co.. New Yo,h,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
b STATE AUTHORITY,
&, STATEMENT,

The name of the Corporation is Etna In.
suranee Company, located in Hartford, Con.
necticut. '"f--A A..-."at'-
Tie Capital Is Five Handrel Thousand Dol.
lars, and is paidu
TIN ASSelS Of the Company ale: -.r
Cash on haR,l, n Bank, and in the
hands Of Agents and other per.
sons. ,,............... .S2l2, ,5o5 06
Real estate unincumbered' ''''. l6.672 05
72 Mortgage Bonds, 6 und fer
cent MIeres payable semi.an-
mlally.,...:.: ............ 1000 90
Debts due the Company secured
BY Mortgage. ........... 1913 n
Bills Receivable, amply secured
aud paysble at Bank ....,. l03,536 SO
Bills Receivable Premium Notes 22,7yl OF
All Ol!ier securities. viz:
3OO shares stock, Hartford & N.
Haven K. K. TO. ........ $4,000
Sl5 shares srock Hartford & Prov
idenCe K. K, Co o.......... 1880
107 shares stock, Boston & Wor-
cesier X. Z, Co. ........s... lO,IG5
shares stock, New Albany and
Salem K. K. Co.........,.. lO0
go shares stock, Connecticut Riv.
f eT K. 4. CO................ H.OOO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
state OF Maine.

trvrTrI NNr 's.
AtrHr Count ct Jrurft Commits .rrrs begun anil
l..H,u 10 Portland. vIrri1 aHI nr thr Cuu1',
r. JruIFrarI. rr ihr hr'i IrHsib, ~ Jun,
AHrH uuu.1i. ls15--af 11 1iHrr0nrHl thereof,
hr.| u1 fhr tHHfh OH, ~ OrH'.r 4 u. 1855
uN fHr ...,...H. rruu.., lf ls.rg sRf..arfnu-
/, sh.vn.H tHs t.HIf. I'Hf iHr I..nHsr.s arc
r,sr.rs o.. -nI chat hearing q snrI..rr, Dc be-
flrsI, UEurrru. That rhr tuHrf, t.mTIs7iur
rr. 80. meet 40 ihr Ha..Hr- hHus- of .h1 T..
I.U"rn. bob NHruH,. IH fHr t"HHT, nj bN'HrI, H1
THH.H I.t. N.,. 80 ISIS. 90 lN \. VI HrI that
OBJ. T.unHr,r. Cove r.ff.r I'D. 40 IF.rHs fHf,rrst.
OIL. ~, Dbas.r- pf',sfrt copies uf s1It ls'IfD1 1nI
rI.s Order HI t.rrt thereon. q. De- srTHUI rnur lhr
I.a.n Dffks ui uusrr'I. rH lfi tHuH., .' ,un-
I-rtrt. ar. O,larl aHH Nuusa1, Boo sa,I Iaan',
Hi uN'.rd, aui ''sa Hy T#srrs un copies ui inr
.Hn. .n IlIJT ruiII. place. tH each 90 ssrt trNHs
I1 serving cops 81 came .H Chairman ui tunuN
JsmH.ssiHarts uf O,I1fi ,,r1l,, aHi TulI,sbir-
fhs .rHr fhrJs vrSks su-rrs.,-y Boo ta, IHT''BHH
A#,r.fsrr AMI NHre IrupruHUr JHun1l. pa.
.ru rurfHi IN said lHuhnt, s1I Boo ihs hrrur. ~
J....... 4 lBpsr TUHfH4 i1 Augusta TH.|Ishsf h1
OBJ. HI..rrfs fH iht State. Brt Iu ih" bN'Hrd nTu.
HfIaf. a fbTsf printed ir iRus, Hu ti.I tuuHiy of
DNITH. OBJ, trst q sHl. publications HHN each ui
fhr .fhTI r#U.rs O. o. 40 .rHsf fHIu, tHfs 's .f#
ta. f.mr ul .l.I uosirr-. 10 which uur BH1 place,
IIHsrf lrs I..l satisfactorily shown 'hsl che
above rHt.rr hrs hre1 tut cl,rul ibr tnumis,
.i.rlrs sII proceed f1 yirv 'hs r.urr go frib iH
sa.H IruuuH. lH.I other ruu.rs arH THIfs connect.
cd fhnrvub, and otter sH.h view, th., ulU gt,,
"a hsBur- ru thr p,rtss ant ihrr vuiHsssrs al
s.r- JHH,tIrHt place iB fHr ug.n.f,, when and
va.rr, 600 rsrs.0. sni ,.UsrauHHs Interested
ua, rrFussr ari .hru cause, % 1ry hr, have, Do,
10 PRAYER ul .ai4 TgiluHu sh.Hii HHI Del sa1irt.
Aus.t. n. g.. coon, tIrIk.
Copy Hi che rstuou and Hr..'T ui turft ihrTrHn
q Aur.f. Il. g.. COON. trTk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
From California.

The Steamship Northern Light arrived At
New York, on the 18Th, with California
dates TO SEPT, Goth.
The California election which took place
S,pi,mbsr, resulted in favor Of the Know
Natbip-s. johnson the /. n, candidate Is
elected by 1000 majority. The senate stands
L Know Nothing. 20 l6 Democrats As
.,mBlv. 81 Know N5things, aud . Demo
Gratis.
The allied feet amer ia visit 20 Amoor in
search OF the Russian Gcgt from Pctropolan-
ski rrocccdcd to the bay Of Castro whore
thew discovered the Russian ships The al
he. len two frisat-s 20 blockade the port
while a steamer sailcl with all expedition
f5r Kakcioli f5r the purr'sr Of bringing mp
che Fast India squadron % their assistance,
the aer, having sailcl Cor The BAY Of Castro,
butth, Russians managed % escape under
cover ola FOG
Col. Kinney had resigned the Governor
shin og san Juan and another meeting Of
citizens had bc,n called the English consul
having assured Col Kinney, &; is said, that
his government would rccoEuiEc him ii ~
elected
The Golden Age arrived on the l2th SEP
tsmbcr the Nicaragua steamer Uncle sam,
IL will p, remembered, put into Acapuic'
with cholera 1u holrl. and hef'rc She rraeh-
o. san Francisro. che il-'ase bal carried OF
lof Other p,s-,u-rrs Seven others suhsc-
qu-rtv died In De hospital and 10 other,
rrmaiucI under treatment - new cas.'
have pccurrcl 50 san Francisco, and thsciiy
was quite hcnlihy.
Tho town or Grass Valley was burned on
she lgth. lass S10o,Ooo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

10 ths lion. Hoard Of Count, Cummi.s,un,rs, 90
BnI ur th, County 0l Cumberland.
THE uujcrsigurl r,sps,tiuIN represent that the
/ road nuw mai, anil travelled, ifun that point
-r place tu the town 81 N1rgs,. iD the C1pnty II
ONEgrd, whsrc che road l,aliug from he lly,hsld
UuE.g. su called tnirrsrlts With che road lraiiH-
f.u OusfrlI. o., the dwelling house II Johu T..
JnrH1u, iu Norway, io Norway village, o. the 49,.
brrr \ -. lawuucr RAILROAD, are ,rN Circuit.
Hr.. that e great sa,tHg ul jistauc, can d. made,
arE better ,uaI d. bad, D., ihr lnrtt.un of, aud
making r. rrg road tom s1i point a. .aii Allan.
Co., ( - lawurcr RAILROAD. w thsf,irrr pay
,.r Zoo. HHlI. after Doe preliminary rrncroi.
BOG being had. that % highway o. located ,ni &C.
f.IHshr', Is-u8iHg nc ur near ihr point ur place
whore ths mad leading iruu faIi E,shsid nuds,
forms u1FItH1, rr lHfrTsrrts vIib th, rlai leai-
ir- b, the igrIi1- hHusr li s1lI John 4. Jordan,
,H Nurua, NHss,. .BH pHiHt ur place being
r.rfhsr', irrm safi Jurapu'. house, auI Boz said
tHaH of Nousa,, thence u1 che shortest rrDlio'.
IIr rnufr Do s,.I J1vu of N1rsaT, AMI through IA
rrrf ut thr town ul Ou.ffHI, ip saii Count, ui
t.r.I.r'tUI, RnI on ihr town ut ONi"ri. ip sail
Gu#"ft .f ONi.r', o., suI 90 iH'srss.t with satt
AfaHfIr \ II. lHar'u.r Railroad, auI alec t',
arH i1 tu'yrsrsi With ihs reed ur highway u1 he
rHs. sIlr Of l.ff'r AuirpsguE,.1 K,sr, tasi lssis
f.n South Par, an1 Norway Village Co r0u-
and
Dated thr. tve8,,.rh.rI GA, Of M,y. 4. u.
lsr5. NNTn1 : lIrTlLIlIlb,
suI tsH huH.rrU srI tvrBfy.sIN others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

H~rse., plT, urlur,u1nah'y the most
,Ea..Hu- E.m.1y Boz tIe Union rr Asth-
matte Complaint. aul coughs, The uum-
Ir- uf rar.. th.-s wonderful Pills have
oF.etd Ip an parts gl tho union. more
particularly Boz eases ui asthma uf llu.
standing. and coughs, leave OBJ doubt up0u
che mini of lIl who have u-.I them that
they surTt-. anything uf thr kind over
made known hy o. perseverance with thi'
alu.uH. remedy, ttr sufferer is quickly
restored o. health. after every other mean.
have failed. and 30 ia truth beyond dis
pst. chat rH.rH BE- uH cas-. ui bilious d.s.r-
Der. 0r liver complaints, hat that viii
quickly yield o. thy Towas ul this mighty
medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE.

TIE Wnrr SssslH1 of ihi. School will com.
~r-rr nH NHsusy t,r 81 d,y ~ prC,m'er next,
1n# r.r'I,..T f.frrr usFlr.
TruH, from $500 o. $500, MUSIC, Sc. -.
fr.
WHAHr Ir tFr tssfIfIfH liH.llIr-, 0r on rrIyrtr
am.I.s fr.u -l.I5 ta 500 rrr vcsk.
4 .nUI.HuI HHn'sf ul rooms are provided ior
~rrI.nrs lthl ui.d tH HHrf trTussIyrs.
E.P KINDS, Pu4IraL
SCtru Pants, oct ~, lsjj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
NEW YORK PRICES PAID FOR
LAND WARRANTS.

DTE~ON~ having Warrants 500. dai it l'r their
interest t1 gaI upon tae sua-.Tilsr. tei1re SEE
ling.
All letters Of .rJn.ry, .1.'5sg Pasifs' SllH,
" II bs rrHmrf.. aH-u'r,I
Holder. s,1Iu- fhrtI Warrants p, mal or Uih-
rru ,.s. nr, rrI. upon having ihs HIGHEST
NAUkET PRICE, rs CASH., promptly return
ell tl them &C. che -1uc.
4. T. CUMMINGS.
fg7 OHrr. ~ Middle 81, PORTLAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
MOr,r L.ssr. a correspondent.

MEr,r Ioev 4 correspondent. boz
writing from Key West, says
"Ths year l>'' viii ys, prov, % le as
r-r,fr- fu accidents 90 ships and marine
Irs--. urau this coast ls was its Tral,rr-srr.
I,-g our list now numbers % vessels,
AMI che most Indictment PORTION NJ theynr
f.,1 come. The additional arilt.r- gytru-
IsI Hv our generous Government O. che safe
navigation rf ths GULF doe ne srm 90
aT.-I chat s.rari'y that i,s aivatr' PRONE
i-,I. Uam o., contrary ana mysterious
currents OF this STRAIN are robbed ~ thrtr
danger. rv che hand or science, th-ircnurss.
changes. AMI velocity classified and svs'r--
au-aIv arranged. vrrsks win hs uf common
1-rrr--urr. and. 81 far as we now can
r8-r. the careful study or thrss currents
.arur, r.saI. tu any decided alvua-r On
'hr navigator"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Tu L,sr E4>ss 0rrE,er. Tho person
named Clark" uu whom the horrible
Outrage was committed hy Miss7uriau' on
che Missouri river. was doubtless Rev Will
lana &. CLARK, q Wesleyan Mr,hr.lstclcT-y,
man % Massachusetts,. We learn that a
rruGruln who arr'sa'i here from kansas a
few wa.ks ago, reported at that time that
Hr witnessed such an assault on Rev Wm.
a.. Clark, who was beaten by Mis,1urIan
a1 board q steamboat on che Missouri river,
and chen thrust ashore Ia tLe manner drs-
r.5ed. Nothing hes since teen heard Of
Mr Clark lowell Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

A-Cipr>r. While Mr.. Charles Bridges
of Marion, was engaged ia running lumber
GA ril, 40 Ilarvooj', mill. in this place on
wednesday morning last, the top Of the pile
sIil down a distance Of some twenty fcct,
huryn- VI. r beneath IL breaking both
leg, on, IN tvophccs .lis'osatius his shout
lrr and othrrwi-r inurinc him 50 much
that his lir. is l,srairci o.
INachias Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Su.ur. w learn that a man named
Clancy Johus1n hung himself in piitsield
au wednesday. Ne was missed, and search
was made. when be was found hanging from
che 'iuN ~ q tire few ROD. back ~ hi.
I.usr H. hal hrrn hanging there during
on, MIGHT before. " cause d. known Cor
this foolish act Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

In the supreme Court on Friday, on
motion Of ; II Blake, ESQ, Charles H..
Poster Of Orono was admitted 20 practice in
an the Courts Of the STATE The previous
day the jury returned a verdict for the de-
fcniaut in the case Of True vs.. Plumly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Administrators Sale,

by virtue u = license from The honorable Jpdss
ID Of Probate ioT the County ~ ONG1ri, shall
Bolster and Thompson, IA Vast Peu, Un Satur.
day. the tenth day of NeycInher next. at three Of
the clock, in the atemo1n, al Of the real estate Of
which Samuel Hammond, late II Peru, ~ said
county, died seized and possessed, including the
reyersion Of the widows doPer, ior the payment OF
the delHs Of aid decreased and expenses OF admin
isialion. aud iEtideni.l charges. Said real 60
tate consists of twenty-five acres On the westerly
corner Of lot nunl,ared twenty'ihrre, N Peeks
Graht in the town Of Peru, and decided by David
=. BroWn 10 iho said Samuel Hammond. Said
and I, covered With heavy growth Of wood and
tirllsr. GEORGE HOPKINS, Administrator.
FrnkIia Plantation. Oct .bSr let, 1885. -