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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13
Bounty Lands & Claims

TUL ul.r.'r.. slr prrr.I 'H .rg..'-'. aI
| claim. LAM, m'.flhr Do. luu.,uH-Ir.'.
ur sr, Other See,
The tts Sec m,Ae. TrI,ts.rn ~ follows, ...-
ONE UI NuRLD ANp SIXTY Atbl~ m
.Hva.II,, s.n,! FOURTEEN DAYS m H"l
WHrulths JmuI static, provide. iarl haven
received llul
Ou, ls.lr.l a1I tn,1ti acres % fa who have
sp served arl have received % acfrs.
Tishty r-rrs 10 aIvh1 h1y. poi s4Tvsi aut h1'r
received 80 u.ts..
AIIIth. suII.sr lrs ,'as,l.sl v.lanut obtain.
iu. loo .rrr., ILr slm. aIHvhHrf as 4h.'r '. u.'
to boz, widow, or ii uu widow, Oh hIs m'1'r r.'.i-
SsIvir. il ti- I;TNOIrrlON-in l,r Va n.
IsI2-s1I iuaIlthc INDIAN War; provided
Oh. IH alN Ag'.
AuI ~ Who frr,tl 10 ih' dram Militia 81
the stns ut Maine, DO ls,J' in What % h"""
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

ONroHp, ss.-At Court ~ Probate he'll NJ
paris. within snd f,f the County II ONfutd, tn
the thiri Tuesday of Mach 4. D.ilsj5.
IvEVIN ROBINSON, admini.taiorofihc 80
Il, tate Of TiLsoS SrTrsnS lac II Hartford,
10 add county. decreased, having presented BIZ hrst
arcouni Of hi. administration Of the estate u said
deceased lor alluWancci
OHnrRTr, that the said Admiu.'iaior give me-
t,cetn an person. interested, by ciusiug copy u
this oilfr H. d. published three vC'ks su,srss velY
lathe OsGrd Democrat. printrilt raris, thttihry
ma, appear ID - pfahatc CoHu a. h held ruis,ru
aid county, on he thd Th,s'', u Apnl next
n nine Ut The ,l,rk ~ ~ fr-10oU, aul 'hcs
cause. II a1y ihry have, why The r'm" 'houid MT
TIMOTHY LuDnEN, Jalf,.
\ tur oaB--Aussi.
~. WIEr viUoiy. Ferfv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

Tr~ Wrrr Furu, An the account,
vr tsvr-ivrI represent che wheat fields
,-u-t.ut tI. northwest Zoo "a very Tr"m..-
u- condition. Nothing has yrt h'gn said
.g t.s plant Icing viutrr-killcluany quar-
GER. though that point cannot get d. I--i-
lively determined The cnll ha, l"cn very
sever. and l.u. continued, bat if th0r.
should p. u1 alteration of ir-siu- or thaw-
m-ai,r- Do, ground &. once fro iruw fret,
OH. .h1r.r- arr tat tnc vhsatviIIuot have
.-seI fClia-, Pre-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13
DIED

L. Fs,sluis, sih ut., Capt, William ESao',
a.-I 90. Capt. T.. vas the hr't male ehii l"Tn
I8 che ulau A. tho t'l.s OF hi. birth, ihr ,iihEe
~hs Alo~n ~ the name ~ the % Sc'eo l",'.
lie enistvd th- arm ani served ~ the war OF the
RsyolIiion az The siry az, Il l6
o. GrerBvool. g2i uh.. Marian, wife Of Dan
VI Stsssas, s.sd n; gO,h, Mr. Dsaisl stsysns,
aEed %
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Farm for Sale.

4 FARM, situated "a Andoyer, ONlard Couuty
conlaiuiag lsiseen tive aBd three hundred
acres. equally divided toto tilhge, pasturags anl
wood .lts. On the premlses there i a story.and-
a.half dwelling house, and tWo lams. Also an
orchard Il thrifty ifuit trees.
For further particulars iBquire O( WILLIAM 4.
MoOEEHEAB, AHdoveT. - Of
CHARLES u, MERRILL, POrib,nd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

TurErE>s Rrur Jt.r.. the TRIAL 0ftho-"
,l--. commenced in E~tau Tuoshy morn
ing. thr Indictment p-tinst Martin >uvo'l,
efWargn,tar, h,iu- taken uP hr,t. \ mo-
uru ,va, immoilta., made To qua'h tho i'm
s..maut, uPun 'ar.a, grounds. BY asro-
mont. tha Ieri.iuu of the Court upon thc
validity OF thi, indictment will cover all
others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

O,roEn, Sc. AtaCpuH % ir.'utr lrLlat r1r.
vih.nsuI tfths Couniy Of osiHrl, Hn 'hrth.l
TussJly OF March. n ilr ltlr OF oUr lHd
eighteen uupIr,l inl On, i've.
ELyRAIlAIrIN and ENoClIw WOOD
IL BURY named Executors i1 d 0r. tIlu iHsiru.
msli rurp1ttiry ~ b. thr lnst viI B0I trstlrrsHt
ct TH,scts Uautts. bto Of SvH'sl in saii
rrunt,, dc,rasrI, having pIsfgu'Ci thr sams &C.
Probate.
n was UUurrrr. Tint thr 71I TtNiRN
uNNIIN a,I ENOCu ". WOODBURY. riys
rnf,rr 'o aN r,r.rn. iHirtr'ir' hy Du.irg o.
s,,, II thts orlrr ~ 10 u,hlshri tlrr weeks sur
,rssI,sl, ,p Tho ONt.ui Democrat Ur,a'.I 40 Paws
tstt h,, ma, pr-.,Iaia Probate Govt % '- hr'1
Nd paris. in s,ft Cau4fr. 01 tls thFH rur.l , Hi
NprH neat. 1T n,us Of che riH,k BOO tHs hu.aa1.
,rl chow ,rus.. n 100, thr, ht'r. eH, fle ..,.u.
.huuI boil, D.. rr.yal, approved uuI allowed 's
the lat WiI aaI 'Is.nusu' NJ thr s..I deceased.
TIMOTHY LlpDlN, Jfes.
\ the ruHf Aursi
w. WIT NIHgty. RsrH~.
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MARRIED.

d. Or4h1a, Wa. D. Goodwin ~ Mi's ABBY ".
Wei, beth II Litter r..
80 Botffr's Mil. -5.a 49,, l.. '. Poster 90
Me- Ellen VI. BIks, birth oi liaIris'n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

O,rurr. s.. Nl CONT ~ Tu'Ffr hrI ai p
rf.. vftLi1 rrI lrtie C.tHf, OF oNipII, rn hH
tipI IusfAs, of March, In tbs year 90 ou.
IanI one th,rHrI o.. ht hauiUi lHi Hll Give.
NIERRITr rNRGNR, him.ni,trlt.r of 'ha
Nj estate Il Wivstow INANs. hts Of hurA
b.II ,n rhs county OF ONiord, ds0s,s,I, lAayirg
.r..a.flI bic f..t account uf administrations NJ the
I.fa,r ~ .1.I '-r-rsal 'lr lli1g1rrr.
OHurrfp. That thr -aid Aimin,strairr gi''
motto, tr 30 psruus iHti.,.trI, ly rIu.lHg '"IN
.fthis order =. H. Published tifrr weeks 'urrcs-
.,,.ry in The ONf,rd Democrat, printed ~ iars.
that tba, uty app.8r pfa Probate Count 90 D. bell
1tr,f'., On ail County, ON The 'hird Iuo''1, ol
Anil rs,t. NJ n.as ~ it- rluck in The iofcuoon,
aoi .bsv cause 30 a0, they have, Why the iauo
shuulI not NJ, aIlus,i. .
4 true cupy-aiieft.
w. WIEr NIEGiN, R,.lsfv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

O,roEp, sss Ata C0urtuf Probate held at iau.,
within au! 90 thr County Il ONiufi, oH ihs
third Tuss'sy Of March, On the ,sar oi "us
Lorl one thou.aal right hundrsi and Lip.h'e.
lTRATIA TWITCHELL, Gurii4n oi Ia
Y TNIrTr Law, II Gilead in 'aid cnunl',
niinor, having presented be 6r.i account 81 h.
guardianship Of sad war Soc allowance
ORbLEED, thaithe .sd Cural,a Iviich'l g,'o
notice IN az par.oa. Interested, Wy causing e'fy
of th,s oricr 10 IA publi'h,d three weeks suecs'-
siy,, 40 The OxEfd Deinocrat, printet ~ farls,
thatihr, may appsar at a Probate Count % y"
held =, Pari. on The third IHesday ~ Arnl'
ns,i a, u,ac ofthe clock 10 The iOfeugon, an .hsw
s,u.s, ii ans they have, Why the sams should not
be allW,d.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, I4ig'.
4 true copy-auesti
wn. VIM vEoiy, R'!sr.
- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

O1,oFu. s.. Ata ,ou-t .f Probate h.II alIar..
UIiHn a.I &C. r.. t.mfE .. ps.I|, .u d.
fr.ri rr.sHr, o. MACH, \. r. i-ij
INOCUw WOODBURY.. Gwu'1H ~ ~
IL ut, TWoHuli, of ~vr..H, 60 saI '.nHi',
#IH.I. IHFI.g rrr..Hf.I Do 10000. ..r.HIi 90
G-sH1u.H.n nr 1'nHHrrr.
OnrFrrr. Tha' ihr .a.' G.art.Hu -.'r rn
ti.,is ~ r.r.l-. Interested, D., causing cop, ~
ftIs urllI 90 O., uaHl.u.l turr s, A- sgr'l .',.,
r TL. ON.I u.H..af, painted Hi PHIs. lbt
d., myamfara Prostate t.Hu o. d" Hrd re
p.u.. bro ss.d uYul.,. uutl' 81 Iurs"sE % Apu',
f.zf. 20 H.u. 90 Oh. s..s a ihr 1uHHTr. srf
boa, olr-., ifar,iiHy hHyr, vh,ihr 1ue -hrn.i
H.f .T allowed.
TIMOTHY LuupEN, J4is.
s tuu COPS --a"U..
~. WIr ViEeis. b. fr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

The Gsptt.r- o' Prussia .aI an interview
with thr Kim Of Prussia, 4ll boz trm, hut
respectable manner, they Ir~.u'rlhtm tIr.r
-rsarr.. The King ,1Trz-l Of, SUR
rr.-. tla' tbsy wrr. Id, s.h.r., 90 annoy
.ar... and Doc, r..rat. that Boz ruranl and
Arar.a o.. opinion ,tlIl prevailed that Dee
wac arr.-rI O., their UNCONVENTIONAL ,,is-
tuo. within On. kingdom ui Prussia. a..
asarI t..a ,lry should have uo m.-.
.a,. o.. complain. f- be- wished 20 hare 10
distinctly understood, ,'ut url.r h., -.r-
.mm.r, u.ur ,uf-I pr r..i.n f'rh., re-
-.Hr- T..r".T..s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

ONFoUu.ss. Ata Court II Probate held ~ Iaus
,iihiut,nI ~ ths County ~ ONforl, 'u the thiri
Toe,Is, ~ March on the YEAR n our Lord ouc
tboullI eight hundred a1i f0y.d'e.
On thr lrrguiug petition,
~. lrrol, th,'n1tiss g. given '0al rsrs1s
,.,.r,.t,l ly rlr.ing q rop, ~ ihis ordef a. D.
uIli.h.l thfr, weeks snJors-Noiy boz Tie oStri
Dsnasrai. rf.liript rlds, th1t They may nrIslg
nt Psalstr Caurttol- h,Id NJ Paris. oU che ihiri
TussJiy of Apul, uest, ~ niu" 81 ih' ,'''N
DO tlr fr,..pu, Hrl shfs stuse, ilan' The. have,
ylhr thr same shHub NJ o. granted.
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, Jsfsf.
4 true ooTl Affect.
Wv. wtHr yiUoiS. RrE.v0.
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u,rurr. e.. tfp Court or rr.l.fr Lr'I af g..
90. ut'hfu1rl ~ ihr C.HHir 81 u,tri, OATH
'HfI Tar,lB, ~ March, a. d., l~j)
Ir.1 Nh. foregoing PETITION,
Orrrrrr. fIsf NH. .II IfI...r.rs give H.r
trJiu lrsr.rHs interested lr ra#IHg cops niih.s
,rITr 90 bF wusbsI three weeks suT0r.si'c., ir
Oh. Osfr p.HarrHt rurfrl ar rHus. iFf uIv
rrrr 1lrfrr no. D. Probate C.nf '0 lT hr'' no Pane,
Iu s,.l rHr1'r rutH- ib,u TursJb, ,l Aru'H,s n
H.uH or fI. r.uTa Iu OBJ. 'fTI..H, tHI .H.s Itr'H
Ifl#fthHs haze vh. fhH sHr. si.rI' H.f d. granted
TIMOTHY LtuuEN, Jafr,
- tIH. ."IF#H.f.af.
W War Nir.Is. E.rfT.
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To,h, lion. Timothy Lud,Ion. Judgr Of Probate
trihe County pf ONiord,
FORGE HOPKINS q FmoAIn ilan,a-
VI ton, Administrator n The e'ta'e ~ T.
II,ssos late al Peru, ~ faid- cnunty, deceased,
rc.psrtGlI, rsur.ents That the personal estate
IL aid Icce,sel - not sufficient o. pay the Just
irlas which BE- owo.l II the time of biz death by
the sum 81 Sc,euy. f,o do lars. Your ptiitonsr
therefore pray. ,our Honor would grant hin w.
cease a. I'll n, pulIlir 90 private al, ali ~ thr
raj estate 81 -a,d dsosa,ed f1r the payment ~
I'D. dJtts AMI accidental charger.
GEORGE HOPKINS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

an Immense grain warehouse, 100 feet in
'''s'h' has rns' lcen completed in Chicago.
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AR00STGOK WAR,

Nrc entitled o. i'shsrstrs. 40 ihc Militia c1'g'
GOT b, State AuIhnr,ts, nnd sho have served ihg
above rrri"i, 10l whose ser'ic's have l,'n r''li
frL, iI. Jp.frH State, ani their widows ari
Iuiupr chil'rcn.
The .uH.rIIr.r. orc Wrrarsi tn receive and
prosecute az claims arising under said Ari, wus
momJrn-., snI d,.ps1sh, auI vl"u 80 reasonable
terms as Other agruis. ... .,..,.,.,,
P,Eis, Mnch 5th, 1850 o
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JNM1Y y krEN. NlmIritnlt.S ofths -
T. uts of Sturuv KTrs, Bate Ui pNturd be
mid C.r-t,. I-lrrssT. frsT,rrnIy rrrrr-'ui'
.tift fNr frrsHrrl rsf'fr ri sHi t.r'1sri be- rnf
.ur.r..r. t1 o., ihs .r.f dtits Which Do 1vrI ~
tH, urrr OF Boz d.atl.. h. thr suu 0i o1r hulirri
Brl fFrFnTHTs. ~lr therefore prNs that 1uur
honor vr1N gan hrf lirru in 's'i, 70 ruldle "r
rt,ats sals, aai oo,1sy 30 mugl II che r,al 80
uts ~ .llJ deceased ss MY D.. urr,ssaN iHr Tho
rs,.rsr' ~ .aiN hllts 'Hl irri'rurtlrf1r.r
EMILY u. kIIN.
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Administrator Suie.

PURSUANT ta N..usr .Hu DOE Iiu. ''
/ u..I lItl. D.mp ufOsHll, .4a'. s,.. 100
ruN.r u.u.I, HH'rss UIr1I.r.t a....... "i To-.
l...fr .s... .H SATURDAY, ... --.I Jos luf.
r.,f. atone u't1,h, T.. VI, ln tha rrJu',., POD
u.llt 90 I.alt.t.fe ui l.r.I,.| ~TluaiH-, A'r
..UrkH. /. r1I County ,i usiur., ar,rls.| d.
H.u.I ur.H.. aa suu 3D.. l. rlt HH'F-I Hnf
tn.r.-iu t.'Hrs H1t hn1 .rtfI r.H.., ..f OBJ,
r,,mrrt uf lsuts, lrglsIrs, lri ,H0.trUH. 'Nr.r.
&C.. SIND Tsut. rHusIzf. u. i.s hru0st,i' I'D
.a,IU,..4..f. jon FRINGE,
Aim'rvifh WtIaul.,. "a. ou 800 of'lt.
March -, l.IJ.
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Western Exchange Hotel.

TIlI sul.rfi' Vauld rs.usri0u'g give
49, notice o. ias travelling Vul'r, illi b.
'nsuua hls taken fHs above uIusI House, To-
'Flslpi rliD. directly ,pI..ite toe Portland, :
----s4--> O.. I.pai, luSTl.lND, llIaia,J
ur thr 80, whore fu.IE stn.I tAr llHu.. knYuu
81. The prppt llul, The rrr.cni lluuso {. q new,
substantial bri,k ,iIi,r-iIif Npur,.y iar q 10.
tr'-lnd iirui.hsI throughout with entire r,s irt.
u.irTy-all sell aulu-,i 90 ouuyeua ihr travelling
community. 1my,lier- arriving ~ Portland irnm
th, Eist ne Wet, will fui th.s llrus" mnrr cuH.
,sn.eut .torpiug place than ans other PuA, Hone,
On he Cr,--as u b. within tvrn'y wards II be
Ia,Jruad >tsi,1n, aud hut 'rs rode from the What
where rl.s,u-ors from the Eastern pat Of the Stat,
and ths Province az lsui.
p.fiers uiIl alaa,s d. in sttrn.anos un The aui.
Vsiuf The ,irs and che natis o. cunSoy biggsg, Co
7il f,ur thr liUuse iiea 90 charge.
rlfse1gJfs Guu the o0u1tp ~ slage, l'0,md east
0r wet, bt Cars ur nult, Nil hud the Ws'tuH
FS.lFsg. Hfd tie light place 10 meet thcr con.
ycnlcncc No pain. wilI h. spared ~ lhe present
proprietor 10 make the llousc agreeable 20 bis pat
ryns. JOHN Il. CROCKER,
Touler, Clc,k Of Doe Ameucln Hotel
Podland. (Maine.) Apr.l 3, 1859. no
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- - - -. l.. RAILROAD, tni ere rN"ru 400
- "rruplri by che suIsgIil'lf, ant
iuunsih by lleHl l,ri5U, E..J.,
The shryc stand, ifotn Boz re1iUl io-nt0u On th,
vale, 80 che AnifusHpgg,1 aad its connection With
tie Iltruld by dad, iins 81 sta-rs o. Bnanfs
p.nl, ui,is n situation O. a man oi husincss mr,
o. b.. tIuHi be- ths countr.
10. ulHss rttHtsInz 80 maHy rulms, large and
convenient, a. are O. o. turi in Il cpuptrl hotel;
connected Nth vhr,b b. a cUnmItIiuus iisil, ilr
loJturJs, or rauir. 81 pleasure, whsr IS cuupir'
have hssu we'll lrtldmplltrj, ani alsp other nee.
sc,-.ar, out bui.iing., Zoe the oou,ruicncc Of The
above stand.
The >to,s l. ab1ul s,N rods lr,a the House ua
thr same Iot, and y well arranged iur country e.
tad stow. sod from De- losaiiun % wealthy and
thr,ii, farming section, wuuld command e ht,ud
share II the putlic patronage. The above p'omi-
80 ace vel Ndtercd, With never hihns aIuc-
duJt II suit vatsf. ever runuing ltu hc house and
stable. said pr'Inisss contain about two acres Of
good iuierSale land, suhcient a. provide ilc tabie
with ihaay II the bouuiiss II Providence by go"d
scuuapy, a great desilspium 90 q pibl'c House.
The aloye staad l. offered iJr sale ar rent, on the
most favorable terms. Pcrsons wishing To put-
chase Will 30 we'll Ia call immediately.
JAMES II. fARNUM.
Rumlcrd, February 27Ih, 1855.
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Tint meeting OF The swim River Dam 60

Tirt meeting of the swim River Dam Go.
4 meeting ut thH gHfrH.Iurs, HlurI iH thr 300
~ Incorporate che swift River D. Company, 60
IrH fnrwyrrIHHt ct tHr ~vIiI 1ly.r, 's Irur.N
u.rrrI HuI riIlsI. o. %. hHiIs# 10 ibH tHi.r of
G..fsr 10. Au.tir, iu uLgaa, .H 'Hr frr'H jIy of
Ar.iI r-St. TO ~ u'rHrE .I tH. t.,sH..1, Or ihr
r.IHsl-r uf t,,aptrI1 thr.r rhtu.r auI ur.tririr-
IHr rlmrlH, H, tbr choice ui a'' .rr-.'N H'rrrs g.
and tIe 1doprlrp 81 .u,h ru.s.. regulations and
Utr-sus, as he, NAV deem 'sut.sHt
DAVID BENJAMIN,
SAMUEL TUOE.
March 18Th, lS15
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.uHtGT. ur .Iuf.iHr. rAINf't, >urrHIsstu,
and IuErart,H NIs.rUr,rtU,, So, will 100
ttrir a-rnmraa, i7s evil, tCureJ 'Nrr'rIJ uu
matter hHv sss,rr nr ui h1N l1u. fnal.us.
References.
~pfru. i11u, ii b.u given good satisfaction
IH even, irstlHr.. DOL be- well spoken M, "ut uHIy
O., thr.r who have r.el .r, hrt b, thrir moot iaf-
mat, l,ruI. ai.p. I i1 U1t lnpu, of unl Ia.taHCo
where % boo o.. ..,i o. cove r...al
". a. MILLS, N. H.,
Rprhr.tor, y. Y.
Imu.t .r,. f1u uy uau rNpcrcnrs ani psrsnn-
10 ul..uBf.aH- in Hr practice, BE- hls proved a. ls
th. ls.t and saf.Hi remedy iur tic dHh-u.irs Zoo
,.L.rb IL BE- Recommended, ia that ui iDmlIr
.vsair,.s. .rrh ss rrnhp.u. Iiari, I'uor AIius.
ana 90 irregular adi Gainll mrnstuutlu, anI
li..lsr. a! imitation ufthe l.ml'a urglus.
by. TOOTE, ". -,
~fasusC, y. y.
Ivoull.le clad Go have urh.r 'Tpb. a. tho
mrJirius BE- becoming very popular, aut tainA
wall r.utIutc, ne b. he gIyen fCll'i ~ every "a
stance uhgfr prop,hN taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ ~,
ST.. Irrnon, Ind.
The Catholoon !, doing soAl service here. ~
the p,tisu's that have trri The medicine hayr
lsei lcnsfitri hut une-aud that one uOthing will
helm. Tmlt Nuurs,
WM. LAIRD ilAIltII, VI. d.,
New fhihLelphia, Ohio.
Pamphlets to b. had s,ati. at our pms Store
RUST n CO., DRUGGISTS, Agents,
SOUTH FAIRS, NE.
-. Sold B., al che lsaJing Dusgi'u ia lb'
adjoining oouatics.
]. Is. MiRCHlsI n Co., Proprisiou.
Central DEPOT, 30I Broadway, New York.
Iul,. lsJt. l'ZV
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4 tue caB-Aust.
~. wiHr yinoiy, R,sriv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE SF,ANER 4 IL,

HALIFAX, Dec. 18.-The r. n. steam
ship Asia. with dates to Saturday, tho oh
inst. from Liverpool, arrived at GI o'clock
this morning.
The steamship Hermann sailed from
Southampton on the 9Th inst. for New
York.
The ship Constitution was totally des.
troyed by FIRE in the river Mercy. the
day after her arrival, together with her en-
tire cargo. Her passengers and baggage
were landed safely.
The English papers are filed with ru
mors of peace, but they are totally at va
rance with the views Of the Continental
press. The London Times, and D. Isra-
ellis organ of the London Press, assert
that peace is at hand; that Austria is a.
bout addressing an ultimatum to Russia,
summoning her under threat Of breaking
off negotiations with her. to accept such
conditions Of peace as the Western Pow
ers are not willing to assent to. but which
they will not agree to after another uc.
%cessful campaign.
The Berlin correspondent Of the London
Morning Chronicle, says that Austria
maintains the validity Of the treaty Of De-
cember end. and hence all attempts OF 9TH
er German States TO presume upon the
Western Powers, with a view to pacifica-
ton. have been paralyzed. s
There are various reports of attempts at
negotiation. but the state Of affairs apparent
ly stands thus:
Austria has made a communication to
France. embodyiug terms which she is
prepared to propose to Russia as an ultima.
tum; this has been communicated TO Eng
land, and both Governments have il now
under consideration. The terms are a
great advance upon any yet offered, but
are terms Of Austria not Of Russia.
Austria does not guarantee to join the
Allies if the .ultimatum be rejected, but
will suspend her relations with Russia.
The London Times says positively that
the Treaty with Sweden has been signed
at Stockholm, while the Post firmly de-
MES it.
Private letters from 81. Petersburg in
dictate no desire on the part Of Russia for
peace. Tho overland trade was profitable
and money was abundant.
Advices from the Crimea state hat a
weak FIRE was still kept up by the bellig-
Grants, but nothing Of Importance had oc.
CURED. The north side Of Ssbast0pol
was rapidly assuming gigantic dimensions.
Preparations for destroying the docks were
nearly completed.
The bulk of the Russian army has re-
turned to its former position.
The French had been reinforced by the
arrival Of $4,000. The English and Sar.
dinians have also been reinforced
Considerable additions continue at the
same time to be made tothe Russian forces.
The Russians still continue to threaten
Kertoh, which has been largely reinforced.
The Imperial Commercial Bank Of O.
dessa has failed.
A despatch from the Baltic dated the
9th, states that the United Squadron under
Admiral Dupdes, were then passing Belt,
homeward bound.
ARussian Grand Council of War was to
be held at st. Pstersburgh, to settle . plan
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
NOV york Market.

SEw Yosr, pseember re -Piour-Mzrket for rnH.
mon &msdIHm grade, maTketiss shade hrneE. With :
fair demand for some consumption nad for Hing con-
tracts. Shippers are not buying IN any great extent.
Receipts continue large. The sales include ls.chD bhiS
NJ 8 56H4H 81 for common IN extra SiIle: G GsK9as5
for miI-h 10 fancy aud low grades 81 extra Mich
gan. Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois snd Ohio; o6e Q
sesk for ext q GsnSsesi iAe market closing firm but
qpiet.
wheat-MArke t hrmsr, With betterdsnand for AsnA
aud export. There IL only q moderate
stock Offering. and The supply Of good sRd prime par-
relsiS quite limited. Sales inelD ie 1900 bushels Red
Southern ai ossc5G9 90; 200 bushels White al IS; TO-
800 Red Chirago and Mlwaukis Ht I 9c22 GO; aid e.
0On prime White Canadian NJ 2 26x.
Corn-There Is moderate demand. and ts mar
ksti. a s'rrds hrmer. salss ineiads 1e COO bush West
em Mixed nj 99k1Sl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
The Market Price OF sin Hcduced--.A
Modern TETZEL.

The Marko OF Price OF sin R~educed--.A
Modern TETZEL.
Bishop TrMoN, of Buffalo. has adopted
the plan Invented by LEO X, for improv-
ing the finances of the Church.
Bishop Timon wanta money, and by
hook or by crook, Bishop Timon is deter
mined to have it. The Church is willing
that the people shall refrain from sin, but
the Church cares moro about the peoples
money than it does about their piety, and
Bishop Timon. IN the name Of the Church,
is free to consent that the people sin, pro-
vided the cash is only forthcoming. In a
recent pastoral letter he has proclaimed as
follows:
On Sunday next, or any day more APP
propriate for that purpose, before the 9Th
day Of November, each pastor shall re-
ceive donations either by a coll ction in
the church or BY visitation. as might be
considered most proper. And according
to the power inyestad in us, wo grant alb
solution for forty days to any one. who
from zeal for the holy Catholic unity. and
for the establishment Of the house Of God,
and to the honor Of the holy ST.. Joseph,
will contribute one shilling or more.
For the exceedingly moderate sum oil
one shilling. friends and fellow sinners,
you may secure by contract, in advance.
free absolution and pardon for the crimes
of forty daysl Isn't it cheap-dog cheap?
Forty days for a shilling Who wouldn't
become a purchaser for the permission TO
commit some petty pecadillo? Homicide,
perhaps, for a shilling; robbery, do ; a
score or two of larcenies for the same mod.
crate sum! Are not the heavens coming
nearer to the earth in thsse days, when
the market price for the remission of sins
is reduced so low that a man, during forty
days, may do the work of a Devil. and
gain thereward ofan Angel, for a shilling?
We do not know how much crime this shil-
ling's worth Of indulgence may or may not
covor. according to the rules of Holy Mo-
Their Church; but Of one thing we are con
yinced-that the man who put forth the
above proclamation is q humbugging char
latan. and for every shilling that he pock-
cts in this enterprise. deserves to be pros
eouted as a.awindler, If not o sediionist.
CoWtHssreiGE. &
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