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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

Inc ioioWin8 AIV TINS nomausuons f0r mayor
Ks9s Nothing. VIM b Russell
Henry e. Peck.
Maine lAw... VIM. H. Russell.
An anti Know Nothing meeting was held in Augusta,
Toonbs and Thomas delivered speeches Mr. Stephan
said that notwithstanding he had declined TO b
r. IL 70 h.
chances Of defeat against Know Nothing candidate.
Mr. Stephens whg and in hts spec III he uttered son.
contained in his recent letter. Mr. ToomSs fully coin.
cides in the sentiments Of Mr.. Stephens and was in
eS
Stephens and they are new called By the opposition the
from 1913 countless which foot up majority Of 10 1859
for WISE sx counties to hear from. which gave Gen.
Pierce 90 majority.
The personal and political friends Of Hon Henry A..
Wise met 1t the United States Hotel In Washneton an
Thursday evening last for tho purpose of adopting the
preliminary arrangements 70 secure fitting public
vices Of Mr. Wise in the late can vsss IN the Old D,m
MON are held. A committee Of arrannements was ap-
pointed, who will report ct early day.
Tomorrow the Democratic Convention OF Georgia to
Miliedgevile.
correspondent at Westminster, Carroll county Nd.
IN: benz s Of
democrats. He add that the outsde form has been put
e: i Its
TO speak out with renewed uigor for the democracy.
The Washington Globe says the Know Nothings Of that
city lost at least $780, 600 on the Virginia esction.
The democrats OF Phiadelphia hsld meeting in In.
dependence square, hs 3st ult to rejoice over the
success Of the dsmocrstc party In Virginia.
The charter election, for Collector Register Surveyor
and members Of the City Council in Washington, viii
take place today.
meeting was held IN Honesdae, on the cath ult Co
hear lecture on the Kansas emigration movement By
Dr. Snodgrass of this city After the lecture was con-
cludsd the meeting adopted resolutions endorsing the
course OF Gov. Rseder, Of Kansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

sEcesa A u d. The bsianoe d ID fsvw II sxpseisL
Cssasa = As principal article Of expert We No
toe - outward movement n csen last wesk, No
something new.
The following comparative ssssemsas a rs
value Of exports iron the oenmeasemeat a ~
rear In Nav AZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

PEsnnsun Rssa Gs~ Baxnum,s Basv nAsw-
yaAoe Twenty-Five OsllaEs. z
rm-Fsr a.A fssaty nadlsrs."
Four sa. tssasy babies an |. rsw.s
Fssr s.atvsssy babies al In rev;
Gssegs washinetoa Madison JsGsrso, Smith.
Ard Carolina WiIhslnina Anslis Dslcisia sfsggs,
And Beshaxsar Shsdrach Msshaok Absdnsee yonea
And Susanna Hannah Anna Asn Deborah bsbbs
There There was Bobby and Ike, and Bully ssd
Nike, and Kitty and Ratky, and Dolly aal
sutey and sally Aaa aad Julaan, ana
Josephine and Sssaphins,
'ns Bsnun's Preniun BABY sAsw-
And shs way they grow tAsir .sthsrs kasw-sstAiag.
Four and t...sy sssss N !. : us~.
-Four ID s...sy sasiss n u row
Breeds aad bsads, ana naps ana CAPS,
And cradles and rastlss, aad wsddiss and toddIss,
And rufnes and snufass, and piddies saa puddl.s,
And PiaiDgs and whni.s., and palisss and pnldngs,
And blubbsechops and slobbsrchops,
Asd Pinaforss and little Wits,
For George Wsshlaeton Madison Jefferson Smith,
And Oarcli1A Wthsimina Amelia Dulcinia Sksggs,
A.S sA.d.ss
There !l was p, Bobby and he, and BUY and
Hies. and Kitty and Ruthy. and Dolly ana :.
Sukey, and Sally Ann and Juliann, and
Josephine and Sersphine.
n: Hs.nuns prsniua Baby shs.-
Four and twenty babies ali In . rev,
Four and twenty babies al In Q row;
There was
Google oogls gos, muddsr's preshus dariIa
Agile aghs, cant IL 6nd 1T
Egh- ali Oh. egh-dot enunf
Nysgh ~ eghny-nsghsy, whyny cryny-
oh, Icrdl what II the matter with this crsss patchs
Ughl ughi ughi sghl aghl aghl
e6, nyf Here, Bridget, GENE qaiok;
With your
Breeds and beads, and maps and caps,
And bibs and fuckers, and Abs and suckers,
And cradles and rattless and waddIos ana toddlss,
And ruf1es and snufaes, and piddles and puddlss,
And pinfngs and winnings, and pulinga and puknxs,
And fattychseks and chubbycheeks,
And slobberchops and blubberchops,
And pfnafores and little wits,
And diapers and sugar tits
For George Warrington Madison Jefferson Smith,
And Carolina WnhelmtnA Amelia Duloinia Skeges,
And Belshaxzar Shadrach Meschach Absdnsgo Jones',
And Susanna Hanna Anna Ann Deborah Dobbs,
And for Bobby and he, and Billy and Mks,
And Kitty and Ruthy, and Dolly and Suksy,
And Sally Ann and Juliann,
And Josephine and Seraphiae,
IT'S Barnum's Premium Baby Show,
And the way they grow thar mothers knsw-nothing.
sTh: word should not be proncu.eed to rhyme with
onow.n RICHARD GREEN Jun.
GRKxS's GREEN, June 2, 1866.
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Value q dss exported durss the week. o. 2ss sos
DO, Ipscis % do. 49,. 210e,t6I
Total valus Of experts In the week. .e3s4s 2e2
Total value Of imports In The week, 266e,g71
Fxscss AT expssts over inusrts . $751;, ss1
nvm be sssn that but for the large exporsaasa
Al specss The lAysrn wssid have hssa largely u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

Tho banks Of Ohio are By no means among the
safest in the country. They have large circuls.
ton upon very aim bssis. Since last February
the circulation he's increased $780, 49, while the
increase in specie has been only sss AIS. The linz
q discounts has increased t2,2o5 $50, while The
capital has increased only SEQ. Since last Feb
ruary chs strength Of the banks has ssrisua!y d.
unfinished.
the following banks Of this State have given no
tice Of closing their Affairs -
Ameala Raak, Ansricsn Bank, Astsr BAnk, BApk IL
P1zbrtes. DAsk X CA<shaxs aask u tbs Esiplrs SAe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

The anthracite coal tonnsge continues heavy.
The lat weekly reports from tho thrse great eszry
Ing companies show the tonnage for the week to be
ia 5S2 tons, and for the year. thus far, lat, 25s
tons, - follows:-The Beading Railrold brought
down 1891 tons for the week ending ON Thursday,
end 922 s82 tons for the year. the Schuylkin Navl.
Cation 81, $40 tons for the week ending ON Thurs
day, and SIT 1856 tons for tho year. Tho shipments
On the Lehigh Navigation for tho week ending with
Saturday Last, 1851 toEs against IS 1889 tons for
the week Of last year; for tho season
2s7 4S8 tons, against 1s4 500 toms to same time last
year-increase, 81. 7s2 tons. The present Is good
time for consumers to lay In their winter stock Of
coal. The days arc long, and the weather favorable
forthe proper preparation Of the COAL which Is sent
to market in much better condition than Il usualy
b towards the close OF the season, when the In
creased activity In the market tends to hurry for
ward supplies, and the shorteaed days and unpro-
pitious weather prevent its proper preparation.
Tho retail price, too, Is now one dollar per ton Less
than II was last winter, and, as we are informed,
not likely to be lower.
The total receipts from the SchuyTnIl and Lehigh
regions up to the sIst Of May, this year and last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

appointment by the President.
Louis BsmbeIger, Of New York, to be consul Of thu
United States fer the port Of Asuncon in the republic
Of Paraguay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

Speech Of the Governor General on the Pro
r0gati0n Of the Canadian Parliament,
The Canadian Paliament was prorogued on the 3o.h
Of May, on which occasion the Governor General d.
hversd the following speech =
gentlemen Of the Legislative Assembly The session
which II ON the point Of closing will have been marked
An act asssnsea to BY my has finally settled
the long pending dispute with regard to the Clergy Be-
sss Hra principles wills: treats the rights Of a
divduas with just and consicerate regard The same
may, trust be said Of another most important law
the act for the abolition Of the Segnora Tenure Great
changes cannot be made without some hardship, bat
Canada will appear in history a. the only country the
violence and revolution. me treaty between Great Bril-
tain and neghbcrs In the Uditsd States negotiated
By the Earl q nsin has be-. brought into operation
trade You have for the defence Of the Province
BY improved organization Of milit and volunteers
The public accounts WI be submitted 10 and
moro efhcient audit may congratulate you on the
REFORMS 10 the Post Office Department. the free traus
Of nsssencs fSs udicoas alterations in the Sf tsr
have Iesssred taxation and promoted trade you will
thus with proper caution have husbanded che re-
sources OF The country to enable 10 hereafter TO
meet its engagements and carry out its material i'm
provements, notwithstanding commercial crisis or
ether The municipal Institutions of Western
Canada have stood the test OF actual experience and
Sa Of s m
gal reforms OF great importance and value escaped the
attention Of the Lfgslafure during the present session
siceraticn; and however much may regret the ne
sessity for further advance Of Provincial funds VS.
cannot overlook the immense value Of the great las
Which binds the whole country together and
It's future progress In the name thank you for
the supplies which you have gyaated for the public
vice. You may rely my doing my utmost 70 the
due and economical application of the funds placed my
disposal Your liberay towards the Patriotic fund has
been hated in Europe as proof Of patriotism and hu
nans sympathy with the two great countries bouai
together In ihs prosecution OF Just and necessary
II H. no doubt, to DO regretted that material pros
pery suffers In degree from the disturbed state Of
Europe The lumber trade Is depressed, and peculiar
circumstances havs occasoned temporary want in por
tons Of Lower Canada Innte Of all this relieve you
from your duties with conuert belief that the country
Is IN thu main prosperous and with an earnest prayer
that progress may be such as to show that Prov
tence besses the efforts Of our people.
The spea or OF the Legislative Council then raid
Houorable Gentlemen Of the Lseiotive Council ecd OF
the Leesiative Is Hs Excellsncy the Gov
srnor Generals win and pleasure, that this Provincial
be- prcroGued anti Saturday the sevcsth dsY
OF July rext to be here bed this Provincial Ps-a-
nent y accordingly psoroxusd Until Saturday o seventh
cey OF JAY next. III
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patsd; but u d ss0swAat strange AAs vitha q.
rsass q nsay thiztynvs Millions Of dollars II NJ
value Of Imports iato this pert aIons II the Ant ass
nsnfAs Of Ms year. thsrs should sst hare bssa
sdecrsAse h The expectations Of specie IN The sans
dns. To present mevsmsst Il speeds \ nh eaassd
wholly by cur fsssiga trals. Il II tAs ia4srsat u
c~taia banksn On ths othsr side = chip spsois
kom this so. The favorable slIest q home on
tsir financial speculaaioas b sufficient To Offset any
le9 thas may eoorue On Tie actual expectation.
A. b. Nlocaay's regular sentweskly auction sale
q ste.ks and bends will take plAos on Monday
next the 4th Inat q l2i o'clock, ct the Merchants
ExohAnge.
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, in basc, In
TIE oase Of Bechtel VI Miners Bank Of Pottviue.
have decided that whore a.promisory nste ID n,ds
payable at bank. no formal demand Of paymsat
Unnecessary; and, consequently, notice simply
stating The fact Of nonpsyment Of tho note ID suf
fcieAt to charge tho sndorser.
Tho receipts Of the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany for Nay wers:--
~,
~ AoO4.. lx8,Nl ~
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This shows an increase Of Isl 293 tons in tho rst
six months Of the season. or this increase 1876 1884
tons was on the Reading Railroad, 81, 1T tons on
the schuylkin Canal, and g. 1872 tons on the Lshgh
Canal The shipments Of coal from Richmond, the
Reading Railroad depot, last week were larger than
the receipts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

A Business SNEICH oF A BUsNus M,>.
W, copy the following sketch Of very
extraordinary man, from an editorial in \.
\ sun
an illustration Of business tact and
talent. W. may point To the caros OF Fro
f.or HOLLOWAY. the proprietor Of che most
popular mc,licincs Of the age. The rise and
rr6vrg-- OF thi. extraordinary man have had
NJ PARALLEL during che Tre-,ntecntury. Tie
has ,isitcl nearly every Court in EuruTe,
and obtained permission i1r the sale of hi.
rrsraration, from most Of the crowned
had, Of the Ola World The queens OF
spain aud Portugal, the king, Of Narl,- ami
sardinia. granted him aulisDc,s; and u
~ Petersburg. which city De- vis.tcla short
time before The commencement of the war,
b, wa. tr,atci with marked consideration
ty tbs late Car and DE nobility.
" Travelling ia an elegant private Gar
rp-s, attended ly courier, bis oluipse
attracted attention In o., towns AMI villa
go through which De- paced. The hotels
vhere Dr. lrlSrl wgrs h-r.y.d 'y Irr-.r. OF
ths first distinction. ami ths hs' s.ri.ty ON
t',e continent raurte1 DIS ar.uaIuuugr
" The subject Of thr.e remarks 6, ungue--
u.rahly an ambition. man. ana hi. .k.N
ana enterprise have r'sc-Ihim fr inaiurrs
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~rur 40. >u,rTY. our r,8'rrs viii
s iy rfrue. - 0lral,,r'isrwrut cnl-
unrs. ''at 'hr committee on location have
given motive that ihry wish @, receive pro-
r.-a', from any towns ar cities chat fr'
j.-.-.as of having Che Show hoN Boo their
rhrr That community who viii hul
.ui the mr.t rri,ilrge, and inducements.
vil probably hr designated as thr r'--,.
VI Nathan Foster. or Dar'inrr. 8. chair
ma0 rr'hr COMMITTEES. ' whom proposal.
mus. 'r SEMI .1 orb chat hey may o. laid
Is.-. OH. e.um.'t... at th.ir meeting
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

HGs', O,rnr. rHf PfEs. a-tUuI.h-
.uz Erbs,ir- tur >Jrlula. Mr. Henry
Judd ol Detroit, Michigan, was Do "a most
all-uiH. state ri health .hu had h.gn great
sufferer from ~grlfb fra number Nt years,
AMI finally an Tart.ufhi. rplv broke out
into sons, rendering him an ohrct OF hur,
r1r tn every one, hr tried some uf thr most
rrrut,j remedies known. bat they dil not
touch his complaint, and In the greatest
alarm hr consulted O. friend ~ o. what
crIr~. ho ought 90 aiHrt. when Holloway
Ointment AMI Pills. were recommended,
which De- commenced using. aul by per-r-
yrriuE with these remedies flr short tame,
Doc was perfectly curcl after every other rem
s.ly had failed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

CoNsrE,rIo> oF IT. LUEE's CurEH.
This ceremony wa performed Yesterday in
the Tr's-uoe ora large audience, By Bishop
harsess' assisted ~ several clsrymcn. The
'As'''-,- wero very impressive and apPropri-
aie. The new church looked beautifully,
and proved 'aneh more capacious than an
outside view would lead one % suppose.
We understand a larse number Of pews
have been sold. Advertiser. llth.
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snrInA nEIANO lale d Pcm.
Administrators Sale !

DN yrinc II License from the honotab'e Jadge
ID of Probate Zoe the Counly q oNioni' 'haH
cell At u,J;c Auction or pfi,sie - e, oa The p'sm-
iscs. oa T.ss,l,,, the tseni, 9TH day u JuiN,
Is5J. a, Two of the ctck IN the siteTnooa, - mech
Of the re.l estate Of wh,ch Wm. Il. Doaham, late
Of Paris. IN sai county, died soiI ii snd posscsscd,
incl,I;,y the r,vcrs,on q the idos's dover Il
ne,e..a5,, a. ~ill realiie the ,am ol twelve huni
nd dollsrs. Er the payment u the dsbts II aid
,.reassd and expenses q administration, ssid
real estate consists of the farm ka,~n a. The Beat
Farm, heated Ia Paris. aud iou'ofly owned by
Wiliim Bent.
THOMAS ~. BROWN, Adminisua,or.
PaIs, Jun, 20, 1855, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

At, Currt Of Probate hrll % Au1u,u, v,lhi' '"i
mr 'hr rIuuN 1T NrirusrHggin u1 Oh" sr'"'I
Tur.It, q June, \. ~. l~ij.
nN petition IT PHOEBE ~ ppEN. u'i,~ 4
" LrYt IrurIN ht' ct DiN ''h Boo ~, Go"
., 1T ONiurI. droy,srd, rrNin- i''i be- d'vef y"
,.t,ral AMI 81 ,,it o. be- 90 80, r1tpto alsI ~
on ,Igvsurr uut ofthr IsfsUuii estate 81 fiid g..
ceased,
OurtEIp. th.ttho .1d rhHls iuIdsa 90"
notice O., 40 p,f.uus Interested, " D'usiuE r'pN
ofthi. order q, h. pulI.h.i thWr ve,As s-rors.
.i,sl, BE- Tn Osful Democrat. naird ~ Pare,
thatths, ms, ,pt--tr 10 q frpb o. t"uft ~ y
hsLI 81 Nusfr uu thr ssroud ''ussdns ~ ls'y,
.,t. ~ iru ct he crsA 90 thr t1rHouH, SOL .h"''
cause, II sn, The, have, vh, the amc sho"d 80
b, granted ......
4 tu,e con, attest. :. l.. lliLI, llsguisr.
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Try it, Try it'll Try IT'LL
G.. W. STONES.
Liquid GAruARTrG
FAMILY PHYSIC,
The most imp1rtaot discovery ever made ,n Nc,li-
cal Sleeve. being compound of naIAs anil
Roots. which forms che most powerful,
cate, and astc,allr Ih,sic ever Of
frrrd 90 ihs rulIir.

fINllE ur,sssity af such ucfi5i1e has bog losn
ts't iith ~ thr hca's ol families ant physi.
ri1us. o.. advantages 90 rHthlrtirs Eiyrn iu che
fru of Pill or Powder. mu,t D. ,bviuu. 10 C,CN
i1tslizsut Tgrsua. u uprrairs more immediately
a1l sf,c'uIy upon che s,sirp, Hnl ,i the same
ums b. iuf1.t.h D.. didlu1l tb aiuui.icf, icing
quite aErcflllr 20 il, taste. u MT un', rfudurr'
40. ihr ELECTS vtau rh,sir b. uTrirJl, hui C'rl-
rl.ialt f,mu,ss h1llfUl C,stivf1fss, leaviu- thC
lru,is r'r',tIs i0,r. i,sr,ls ~ hum'fs irum
thr HlId, b. certain core Sc the lbi,., Nrguht's
thr action 30 thr l.vrr, tyrs che stnuDCh tom
Bile, iuyir,raiss e.. vhu'r NrTyuus System, aui
removes che ctu.s of al hr'l p1ins, s1rh aF
H..u-..ii5fs, NrrHi..a, III. ul.srfrr, GHu', PFu
o. ls HrrF, N.Is. Nraa.h. g..
u rms 1'.H o. frlI-l rrun boo all d,s,ls,s 90 ilr
Rl,rls-uNSENTJNl, ulAEElluh ANu
CHOLERA NOENt $, ,iTIl 90 0nrr in Doe fr1ri-
cat .1fHrury. A-sr see r'roif, TRY W 1T
needle uu Other Ir..mI,Iat.IHH, 80 huHN viN
o. without if H'.el thr, iH,r Tr.rrrl, trsirI I.s
mTfifs. Reader, lI 500 have urri uthrT rrmg...s'
sriH.ut sH,r. Fl. i.sIfIt HHi.Hu..lts uHv Loo htHi.
A.. 400 .uHsuH. Hum ~..uiu.t, siN lHt.'.s ul OBS
If.n.l CBth,tnr uiH rurr 5000. W0Hll 500 o. I,-
level irm hsbtHll Crstfttu.ss, tht'r Httl.|s will
rFret "a, thIt son Hr.Irr. u 'HuHrr fU..risi with
Rheumatic, Nrupl-i., ur other l"I Inu., two
iHifI.s uifI iirr 500 Ifun th.u. 80 h.n.fs uil
o. rIaIr.tfrI Uuu ihT ItaI lt Co. r.. uf itHr CO.,
fa ~ l.ul.s. a. .fH.f, ~ 500 ruIu.TH ihgsir 'nr
rr, purpose. ilts is fhr rrst rsIFh'., .ar, Hrf
rff, H.r Fl. fh. Goo. f.Bt l.s .fr. I.rH TaurN
H.H|.. OBJ. HUI.. I'D I.. .".'.HH.
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MARRIED.

o. South Pare. D., Rev Nc Ssuan, Wm. u.
Beet, t1 Me- Euth b. ilauUtau.
a. CaHfUH, july cab, by n :. TRcy, Esl, W.
r. Aikias o. Bsts-y 4. e.. Barkrr 40 oi Caut.n.
IN last EuulEt, D, II. AhLott. LEI, thases
d. Abbott o. Me- sophie EItot. 10th II Rumiuri.
Juar %. fnurIs E.kiss oi rittstoa, 90 Miss "a
rah = More ~ EBuilri
o. Tarusr, John lleuy ef sumner, 10 Mics T..
r. Tahts ai Pars.
o. Back6sId. 4. FiaSsu Record, U M,ss Ne'u'
A. pstiis1il, u Aslura.
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Gmnrclinn,s snlo.

nrE~t NNI' in 1 Iirrr.r -..r's.I o., thr Hon.
Im.... irIi.n, JH'gr of Probate nr ihr
trHu', Hl uynrI, I h,rrp -.,r 1Hu.a, chat !
.b.H H.a,.,. o.. go 90 rrl',l NufHu, lun..ss pee
,i.r., disposed ni rFis,is sl'.,l un ~Iirua'E
ths ln.nN mnth j'1 ~ JOS, lsii, 20 "rr "'rl'rA
T. ". ar ilr rf,ml.,F hereafter au"', iH wit.
900 tIr rl.. ur interest which o. ~IrIus, ~ s1id
Gtpl, 900 insane prs.r, b. h.iI 90 JOSIAH
~f.,us. H', ri Gi'al,. deceased BOO a1l iu ihe
ilau,.f,.I IHu pI ihs s1id l.1h. situate l1
G.i.lH riHrr.1I, lpI l,.u- ur. faIfh Irft 90 s4il
IfHu srI.r.t ir tlr wills. t.Lf.i dIvrr.
TllrUN.Er ADAMS. G,nul.,n.
GrI,.T. Jurs liih. 1855 -
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Tr y.urE.vsr. Tlr New Work. J.Hr.-
.r anil Enquirer. which take strong ground
rr thr restoration OF doe Missouri Comrrl-
rr=.. 1v,
N.r only ua-, ihe Missouri t.uIu-
mis-. hs re..rel. hut, until restored Hau<.
should newer Pa. admitted into thc Union.
#ta.r "a. "a Ir.r Hr slave state. Her very
existence q. a l..I oa honest legislation,
and. as ir al. practicable, DO must Pee ,.n.r-
,.I."
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ONruHu. ss. Nt1 I"ufi ~ Probate h'hl al "a.
tis. vffhfn Hul flr thr 1uuut, OF oNiHul. uu tho
thri ru..r, OF Irns, il thr YEAR ~ "fu
IruLnrr th.n.,uJ rl.bt hHrii r,i ani hh,.h,'.
nN dr. p,ttiun Of SARAH q. BRADFORD,
widow ~ ~. BEIuTuGu, -, late ct
Turpsr in aid ruur', ben dT,' .ni, pr',ing that
her ,llvrr noe, ls "a uri 90 bee Boo boz Ei' hus
siaI. estate, llI th,t cnmui.siairrs D. sIp1iut'i
nl iult rrTVHsr--
OUururr. tL1t th' .lii n, itIuurr gi'c r'
I.r fuprs,slu. iut.iI.tril, rit siu- uuu' Hiihis
rf.f tr o. tuiIi.h,i ihfrr vosl,s .ucr'ssi,'h 10
The ONfHd p.foHsr1' 1p'l.ir H"~sp'r'f pli"-
t,l 100 rau.. iu ths tHuHf, ni pNlHfi, ihlt ih',
ual, arr,,r st q purIst, IHur. o. o. held %
pBr. np che ihirI rtr.I,, n July seat, a
1ip 1T The ,lu,k Boz thr ilfruHHu, Hd she's Otu.', u
ar, th,, have. uh, ihr .1ms sh.a 4 u1i H. granted.
TIMOTHY ttppEN, Jairs.
4 Coca, oury iusst
w. NWr kItDIs, Rsgubr
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STATE OLE MAINE


OxFoHp, 50. To the honorable Justices II the
sup,me Judicial Court 10 ~ holden at Par'',
IN and f., the County u OSiord, on the second
T-r.d,y II Mach, 4. o.. 1855.
HUMBI.Y show, JoD ClsllMAN, II Wa.
t,rfoH. In The County II us'ofd, that b. ).
ioial Owner IN common and undivided, With CT.
tain other persons io ,uur Iciiii,n'r unknown, II
certain rrai estate, situated IN Zee uniucoUonici
plaes, called the "Magsllowu, ssii'smsnt," o.
Wit. 1T. SO. u nud rs Ia lhr hr.tpucc, and loi
No. Is. IN the 81 Rsure 10 Tovrsh.p Ne. 3, Pint
Raurs iu aid County II ONiofi s1id lots oun
tanning thrsr hundred nucs, m'ru 90 hrs.
Your r,iiiioner furihsr i,rl','rt' Int BE- g. The
owner in common and undivided q ouc iruth Iau
of,aiL J,,s,il al estate 10 BE- ',u,fuc ~ o(isr.
aud desire. to hold his pouiou Of ihs amc in 'sy.
,rsltv. ", ihu,lofc Tn,s r'fii,on n f1id o.i1ts
aud ihai bic afi 81 he f.rr, alter ,rr r'iimiHl'
., rto,o,diur.. u.a, ~ ct ori 'g h.m iussysuly,
rrresahl, ~ 'he provisions ~ OBJ, statute of MI
state iu frth eases mode ardTfu,',i.
Jon Ct~llWNN,
~ biz Au'!, JoHs }. rrEEr.
Mach 3, 1855. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

our exchange. contain glowing accounts
or Republican celebration. ou Oh. oh, Boo
aIl part, OF the state In every a-, Hoy
were attended hy th- masr., who eimr out
iu GrI nrre ta l.lrof the Tru-r-. of true
rriuriT'.., and 90 rlol-r ,L.m-
4I,u anew 90 che rlu-' of lroolum AMI
temperance. Tho bunker gathering, gene
orally, dI uat amount % much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

\ Convention In advocate q" Womau's
Right Of SuiInec," will bc holdat Saratoga
Springs, on the 18th and 10th Of August
next. Rev Antoinettc Brown among Others
appenis her name {, the call.
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81 W. war virar. R,..,g.

DNTuUp. ss. Atl Cuuu of Probate. he'll ~ p
rs. within saI f,f ihs Count, n oNs,fi. oa The
thim ru.sIb, 81 JuBr iB The wear n uuf ioUl
ri.Lfrsp hHrlrrl ani hny.hyr
4 HIgNtl. ROWNSON. Aipini'tatfis on
Y co. estate fZrUN EoUiNsps. Lite II Suni.
ust ir std ruuri,. jrrrlsrd. hrylpg pr'seniei hsr
Gr1l ,,r1rut of ,lnni.trtiua ui The ssats Of s'ii
decreased bee ,l'uvphrr,
OUurHrp. That The 'ad ilm,1,rntriy give
notice o. 30 rcrspus interested 5y puhIihir- 'nr
uy Of tho! ut.lrt three weeks surr,ssi,r, ~ ih~
Osfr nsmrrni, printed pt Plfis, ih1i tl', soy
prrsrat r. Probate Cuurt ip 1e h'h 40 Fans,
900 ihr ih.ui rursdly ui luly rrN,, u ninr ~
thr,l.,k iu ilr flrruuuH. nui shrv clrsr. 10 sHN
f.a, have ,hy ihr siu,. shpuI me- b. I1vsi.
TIMOTHY a. pnEN, Jsirs.
Atw, cops Au'st
w Wirr NEoIs. E,rsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Mr. Esks,ria IA Cincinnati, pays so fine
every Monday morning, flr selling sada wa
Ger on sunday. liz rscgiTts uu that day
are o'rr $50, ou which there i.a profit or
500, which aNsr paying thc fns, leaves "a
clear gain. 90 SO.