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FARES BY MORNING LINE !:

OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS will
be at the Depot Of the Washington Railroad. to
convey Passengers and baggage TO the Steamboat
Ing ample time for meals.
Ii. w. VANDERBILT,
jy II Gen. Supt.
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information for Travellers.
NEW ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAv-
= ELERS.
@AEss ss7

~ &@z "a
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
PHIA, AND BALTIMORE; TO NoKFoddnn'
CHhRIEsroN AM. An AUGUSTA, MOBILE,
AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER AND FALL ARRANGEMENT.
rf Daily, Except Sundays,l
VIA BAY LINE, and SEABoARD q ROAM:
oKE RAILROAD, to the above meniioned
places, the Schedule being 40 arranged MAT tho
the Railroad rom Kew York OF to Wilmington, IN
North Carolina.
Ia. gts THRoraH TICKETS.
Prom New York to WllningtOn. .........slS 50
Do. NorfoIT and Portsmouth, 50
From Philadelphia 70 Wilmington,N n. C....n 90
no DO NoTs STR and Pcr,smou,S So
From Baltimore TO Wilmington, N. c ......i2 90
Do NorfoiI and Portsmouth, 90
For further information and Through Tickets,
apply I'm New York at the New Jersey Rsaroad
0Gice, foot Of CORTLAND street In Philadelphia
al The Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad once,
in Liberty street in Baltimore at the once Of the
Baltimore Steam Packet Compeny, foot OF Union
Dock or on beard Of the Bay Steamers.
iOmnibusses and Baggage Wagons are provided
On the Line, by which passengers and their bag
Se sI free of s and e
tors whose duty II is to give information and check
he baggage 10 the several points on this route.
Passengers from New York and Philadelphia
will have their baggage checked TO Baltimore and
hence on board the Bay Boats 10 orfolk, Ports
mouth, Weldon, &c, &c.
The new and splendid steamer LOUISIANA,
L IaO tons bur;hen, replcte with every comfort and
convenience, has been added 20 the line.
THE LINE BEING NOW COM riE->
posed of the splendid steamers $500 -
LOUISIANA. Capt. George w. Russell, and
NORTH CAROLINA, Capt, james Canon, hav-
ing unsurpassed State Rooms and Berth Accom-
modations.
The Norfolk or Bay Line Steamers viii leave
The Company's wharf. Union Dock, foot Of Con-
ord street daily Sundays exceped) at O'Clock,
o. M, Immediately after the arrival Of the Ex-
press Train which leaves New York at 8 a. m,
md Philadelphia at IL p. IN. The following Is
The schedule:
Leave New York at-.... O'Clock, a. m.
Leave philadelphia at. .l2k o'clock, p. m.
Leave Baltimore at-... O'Clock, u, IL.
Leave Portsmouth at......- n O'Clock, a I'M.
Leave Weldon at-...-.....l2 O'Clock, noon.
Leave WILMINGTON A.. 81 O'Clock, p. IN.
For Augusta, Charleston and the South via the
Manchester Railroad now finished.
HI Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg,
or any other points James River, connect with
the James River Boats early next morning AFTER
leaving Baltimore.
IL All passengers for Edenton, Plymouth,
Newbern, Washington, Weldon, Goldsboro',
" arsaw, Raleigh and Wilmington, ". c., or any
other point on the Seabord and Wilmington Roads,
will find Il the most pleasant and agreeable route
NJ. n. FALLS, Agent.
Baltimore, May L., 1855. .. . ..
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SEA BATHING AT OLD POINT COM.
FORT.

ONE OF THE BALTIMORE STEAM PACK
" EFT CO.'S STEAMERS will IL
leave the Union Dock, foot Of Con- Se2fFs-x
cord street, Baltimore. daily (Sunaays e1cepIed)
at o'clock p. m, for Old Point Comfort
al Fare there and back S6-civiny the passen-
gers the privilege to remain the whole season
NJ: N. FALLS, Agent Ii. :. Z. Co.
Baltimore lime l-fr
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In HAL TION
p r FOR TIKI CURE OF
ASTHMA AND Sumption
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL. -.
III G m a M a
brought home to the door OF the Million

"A WONDERFUL discovery has recently been
n made by DR.. Curtis Of this city, in the treat
ment OF Consumption, Asthma and all diseases
Of the Lungs. We refer to Dr. CURTiS'S HY-
GEANA, or lNHALING HYGEAN VAPOR
AND CHERRY SYRUP. With this new me-
thod Dr. q has restored many afflicted ones to
health, as an evidence Of which he has innumera-
ole certificates. Speaking Of the treatment a ply
stefan remarks, cit IL evident that inhaling-con-
stantiy breathing an agreeable, healing vapcr-the
medicinal properties must come in direct contact
with the whole aerial cavities OF the lungs and
mus escape the many ana varied changes produced
upon them when Introduced into the stomach and
subject to the process Of digestion" The Hyge-
ana Is Tor sale at ali the Druggists throughout the
count-y.-N. Y. Dstchnlcn Jaa. IA.
The Inhaler Is worn on the breast under the lin
ei, without the least inconvenence-the heat OF
the body being sufficient TO evaporate the fluid
und feds Of cases Of cures, like the following
might be named. ..- .. = - -
one package OF the Hygeana has cured me OF
Tie Asthma Of six years standing.
. 90 p J. +. kEESBERRY,
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p The following toast was recently given
by q stricken" young man
The LaslsES-May we kiss the girls We
please, and please the girls we kiss - -
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VIM. j. ATWOOD.

These bitters are entirely gctcble, they invig-
crate and strengthen the systemf never PROSTATE
1t, and can DC used for infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere. and
by Il ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KID
WE'LL, Georgetown, and J. Il. PiERPONT,
AleXahha mar l-ly
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING

WITH EACH TRAIN OF CARS ARRIV-
w ing in Washington o. Alexan- ~N~7.s
dria.--The Steamers THOS. COL eEs7EEs
YER or GEORGE WASHINGTON will ma -
the above connections, leaving Washington al 6 a
m, for the Orange and Alexandria Cars, ard con-
meet with the same train on their arrival
III MEALS furnished on the boats
The Boats connect with all the trains from R.,
timore sAM'L GEDNEY, Captain. !.
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From Washington and Alexandria, to Cor
louisville. ........................ e3 e5
From GoTdonsvilie To Richmond. ........ rs
Travellers Will find the morning line the cheap
est, most pleasant and expeditions route to the
GreenbIier White Sulphur, Fauqaier White Sui
phur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capcn Springs.
Warreaton, Charlottesville, Stanton, StrasbuT.,
Winchester, HarTsonbGTg, Lexington, Weir s
Cave, Natural Bridge, LuTay, New Market, Mid
dleburg, ac.
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= W. VI DuuC~1AHOu, H6.
am cured Of the Asthma Of ten years standing
By DR. Curtis's Hygeana
MARGARET EASTON, BROOKLYN, NY.
MRS. PAUL, Of No. ) Hammond street N. v
was cured or severe case Of Bronchitis BIZ The
Hygeana.. g.. - >'-NN
My sister has been cured of a distressing cough
OF several years standing and decided TO be IN
curdhle by the physicians. She was cured in one
month by the Hygeana. -. = -
j. ID. GAuDERf, p. Nj. Richmond, Me.
The Rev Dr.. CHEEvER. of New ork. testi-
nes OF our medicine in the following LANGUAGE:
NEW YORK Nov IS 1851
Dear Sir: think highly of DIR. Curtis's Hyge-
ana as remedy in diseases of the throat and Lungs
havlng had some opportunity 10 testify its effca-
~, am convinced that II Is most excellent rem
edy, both the syrup and the inhalipy application
20 the chest. l1.-.
Prof. ). CENTER writes us rs follows: .
OentItInen-l have recently mad occasion to ties;
your Cherry syrup and Hysean Vapor, i'm ca~e
chrollc sore throat, that had refused 10 Weld N
other forms OF treatment and the result has salts
ned me that, whatever may be the composition of
your preparation, il is no imposition but an excel
lent remedy. wish, for the sake Of the affected
mat II might be-brought within the reach of all .
Il DR.: JOHNS, one of the most celebrated Physi-
Clans in New y ork writes as follows:
Dr. CURIIs-DesI Sir-Having witnessed the
eacenshi enects OF your Hygeaha or Inhaling Hy
eean EaPor and Cherry Syrup, in case OF Chronic
oionchtlS and being much in favor of counter ir-
ftation IN affections Of the throat Bronchial tube,
uhu lungs, can therefore cheeHully recommend
your Medieated Apparatus as being the most con-
venient and etectual mode Of applying anything
ci The kind have ever seen. No doubt thonsands
OF persons may be relieved, and many cured, by
ing your medicines
must here be allowed TO confess that am op-
posed TO prescribing or using secret compounds
but this Little neatly conrived article and its ef
fects III the case above alluded to- have induced
me 10 speak in its favor .r4f 49, = , az.
You are at liberty TO use this in any way Won
may think proper .4. To- -
az Respectfully, yours, &c, ..... e.
-~..r.--J .-..I. C.JOHNS, NJ. D.,
| No. 600 Houston street, N. "
Price three dollars package. a-t Tsss...
Sold by CURTIS & PERKINS and BOYD
TAU IL, lis Chambers St, ". Y. $3.50 ca
r our Packages sent free to any part Of the UNI
TED States for ten dollars q -. =. : -.
n. b,-Dh Curiis's Hygeana Is the ORIGINAL
and oNLf GENUINE ARTICLES; all Others
ere oass limitations, vile aud Injurious counter
iers. Snlin theln as you would POISON
p. ovs sH,s IN washington by CHAS. STOTT,
r. "a; asenae, near ,th street, and j. B. MOORE,
> '''' +" Gu, ..s,-s may 22-6m
SHIRTS MADE To ORDER.-f;en,Io,,,on,
~ best quality of Shirts made to measnre "a
warranted 70 n, at The lowest New York nricaS N
f-,sti l.-,... go WALL d STEPHENS.
Z 322 Pa. avenue next TO Iron Han
ty 1T (Nswsl
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a WASHINGTON BOATS.

'JNHE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will
Fare - cents. .szSSx342zrEfE53
The THOMAS COLLYER wl,e not other.
ways engaged, VIII make trips on the route at al
Leave Washington at 8, g, on, TX, 2K, Ask,
. Leave Alexandria at :, Q, leX, IN, 81, AZ, and
+. S.-The Boat will leave Alexandria al AZ q.
m, or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars
Y7S JOB CORSoN, Captain.
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jy II


u a
'yNWICE DAILY BETWEEN WASHING
Il ton and the South via + reder- IN -'
t,ksburg, Richmond, Petersburg. .es ss s4sst
Va, Weldon and Wilmington, n. c., to Charles
ton \. c., am Augusta, Ga.
The travelling public is hereby informed that the
swift and ccIufortab bic steamers
BALTIMORE AND MOUNT VERNON
leave the Steamboat Wharf ct Washington daily
at a. IN. and p. m, arriving In Richmond at /
p m and 3 Z. m; and at Petersburg z: 2K P IN.
and q. m.
The following Through Ticket, cen be Obtained
on board the boats:
To Frederic ksburg ..............,,.S3 90
70 Junction of Virginia Central Railroad "A 81
TO Richmond, Ve......., 81
10 rTteLsouls, d.-......-..........--..-. 80 CO
20 "iilnStoh, n. ............--........n w
! FARE ON POTOMAC RIVER.
For each passenger, as follows:
TO Alexandria IS cents, and baggage l2H cents.
10 Naronfy' 8 81 90
TO Quantico, Sandy Point, &c...............I 50
Meals and State Rooms extra
boats or 70 GEO. MATfiNGLY, Agent
leoo-2w Washington.
THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANY,S STEAMER ALICE c. PRICE,
CAPT SAMTEL BAKER,
WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON AT SIN
w O'Clock a IN, and ALEXAN- su'-e-
DR 81 T = S.a5gef n = -
OA ASIcDkal hOhNINuS-fO OF MduON,
CuTrioman, l.. AachOdoc, Piney Point, kinsale,
and Cone.
On FRIDAY NGS-For Chapel Point
Wicomico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, st. Mary
and Cone .
On WEDNESDAY, (returning)-Leaye Cone
at O'Clock, a. m, for ST. Mary's, Piney Point,
Leonardtown, Wicomico, and Chapel Point
On SATURDAY, (returnng)-leave Cone a,
o clock, a m, for kinsale, Piney Point, l.. Ma
chodoc, CurrioInan, and Mattox.
The A. c. Price will call at the usual landings
on The river when signals are made.
BY order Of the Board:
JAMES p. SMITH, President
Alexandria, Va, June /, lsS5.
lie l5-tf
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FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.

FAMILIAR QUOTATI0NS.-Ao collection
Il Of Familiar Quotations, with complete Indi-
ces of Authors and Subjects. 81 -
Memories Of Youth and Manhood, by Sidney
Willard, 2 vols, 81
Cooke, author Of Virginis Comedians
-, The Prophets; or, Mormonism Unveiled, With
illustrations, 81. 80
TAYLOR * MAURY,s
y u Bookstore, near vth st.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD,
4 IN -: - Gz:azs!sssssssk

NHANGE OF HOCRS.-On and after Men
~ day, the 23d instant the Trains will
Leave Washington at o and SH a. m, and and
Ak m. . .. =
On Sunday at4k p. m. .....
Leave Baltimore at A y and 81 a. m, and and
on p. m $3.50 =
On Sunday at AZ a. m. .sf...
aP 2Str r II. PARSONS, Agent.
FOX THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
AND MANASSAS GAP RAIIROaDS :
WE Subscribers Coaches will call for passei-
= gers wishing to connect with oIk--y-s
the above railroads. My Coaches -tt..sS
iNGTON OF THOMAS CoLLYER, which leave
Wa Ellington at a. m
" Meals furnished OF the boats
PERSONS wishing the coat hes TO call for them Can
leave Their maine and residence with Mr.. John T
hulman near the Capiio! gate; Mr.. Butts drug
store, corner Pa. avenue ahI I2th ST.; at Geo.
fhos. Parker & Co.'S store
Coaches can be had 70, Pleasure Trips.
may 29-2m WILLIAM WHALEY.
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ORANGE l. ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
9 ~ gs 60 Co..

GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE.
TWICE daily between WASHINGTON and
J. the SOUTH, ria ALEXANDRIA, COR
louisville and RlCHMOND-no night line
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MEMOIRS OF THE COUNTESS or BLES
voas. i.ifggs, =. FRANCK TAYLOR
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JU

Supt Of Treasury Building Extension.
te 27-2aW6Odays ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14
From Europe

The steamship America arrived at Hall
fax. wednesday, Dec 5th.
tbs WAE. The Pans correspondent Of a
Ministerial papgr, the London Globe, learns
that although winter stops field operations
In The Crimca, e {. intended o. lombard the
northern side OF Sehastopol, % permit heets
O. winter On che harb0r.
Gen. Wmnccl vas rum1r,d % menace the
allied position at the Straits OF Ncnikalc.
The alliss had however thirty thousand men
there, and expect % De- reinforced by $1,000
more.
Fsou run B,trtc. 4 stsamcr l. detained
{, watch tor an American clipper, supposed
o. D. boa the Baltic with a cargo Of rcyolVCrs.
sweden pin. thc alliance.
Respecting Canr0bCrts mission b sweden
we have only Paris rum0r. bat the rumOr
Is important. That terms of military con-
yeuuon are agreed o.. and that sweden will
furnish a contingent o act with the allies
next spring, 10 peace is u1t-prcyirusly ~
stored, and that an army OF French, Eng
.l,sh and Swrlcs, viii De s'ut 90 C1uriaud Go
force Prussia and Austria o. declare thgm-
selves, and in return Tor her alliance, the
aIIi.s will GUARANTEES Finland
The London NrnIn. Pct, however, COM
trliirts tFr statement. 1l thr Times with ~
gard o. Doe alleged swedish alliance, and
,1ys that tlc Times details of military cuu-
yruilUu and assertion 90 tHH adhesion yl
Denmark. sr, without l'unlltiUn
PJora rumprs NJ "a disposition ON the pare
oT tre Russian Government On make che fnt
advances On negotiate or rel-e continue o.
prevail, hut .NrptIns reliable Information
that the mercantile CLASSES Boo Russia are
weary ol war, there is no apparent ground
fIr tHe rumur.
The Court ~ Berlin is making thc great
est sT.rls On induce doe Crar Oh consent O.
such Terms o. wall rr,lly lead i1a pacific
ry-ult as Che prus,laU cabinet ), sufficiently
wei, acquainted with thc frm resolution Of
thr allied powers.
TESr. Ac.Drra' armament OF che Rus
sian rmrir. b. BIk.IaG
Tho Gar has extended inducements O.
POOR MOBILES Oh enter fhr army.
1EuT E.E,S. llcury lah1ugHru las
Hr"u sworn al SECRETARY 1' state Or Colo
mics.
A petition b. circulating bon Liverpool Mr
OIL. r1-estg'lislmaut ~ kingdom o' Poland.
IlVgE. Toe Pops Nancin i0J th'CIty
that Hr might MOI come in cUnt1r; with thr
communicated sovereign.
urrrtrl tlat che Eups-.- has invite
eI Che Pope O. PARIS OBJ 'aTuEr thg rgmiu;
rIIH
Toe International CONVENTION an uniform
uy .f weights and measure lr'l their Ntri
meeting boz che exposition huI'iir- luaI-
dress from 'hr American Geographical au|
Statistical >rsisty. vas rraI.
>T,T,. TIE spanish Government 10 re-
rHrt-l 90 DEL unanimous ir favor ni nruiu-
ar 1..,rr.. Ng. tHr occasion ,s deferred ur-
t.I spain -au appear az q great nation. 80
I-.-H' she PAS n0 spar. money unr sr....r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14

Although merchants iron every part Of
the State have got into the way Of stopping
in Portland to purchase their goods, still
there may Be some who are not aware that
there &, a house ia the fancy goods line
established here whore they eau buy all
their small wares, and whore they will find
as complete and extensive an assortment as
can b. found either in Boston or New York.
To such W. would say, that they will do
well to call on SruruERp 4 Co, Wholesale
dealers, Exchangc street. They are agents
Cor many OF the Connecticut Manufacture.
and have an agent IN New York dNrins the
cuisines, season TO keep run Of the auction
sales and from whom they are continually
receiving cheap lots Of desirable goods. I'm
establishment Of hi, kind has long been
wanted here and the merchants who como
TO Portland can now Gui everything they
require without going farther; and can
buy here cheaper, too, as a great effort is
being made by our merchants % stop az
of the trade IN the State Go Portland
lSiai, OF Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14
suERIFF,s SALE

OsroEp November 2Ir lsjj.
V'AkEN on rSrrrtroa ir iryar 1flIolos E.U7c.,
/ ard will D. srH af pulIts ArrUr1, afli.UH.
mia Mrilrf's .iHrr. i1 Sweden 70 sHti '.H''., ono
SATURDAY. Fslrtiv ~. 4. ID. isj6. ut . u'...fA,
T. Il. 30 Dee u.tt iuoqu.l a..'h ibam.s l....'
OF Svs'rl a.rr.1H. h1' uu Goo 5ih t'N n' I'3-
ccnl,r, 4. ~. l,ji. che t,y tla same Ms Pfc
tt,hcd Hu thr eel, Iu1i uu,,I Q" Is'i.'a crfil1lf'.
estate. bounded ts fI8Hr, fH UIt. rr.filI I.U..
o. L,aI situated il Sv~lr1 IN tie County 90 pNrrH,
itl.iHg lar' Il De So. 10, 90 inr srrpui dyrIHI
uf DIT. containing ~ .gr.s--ii lrI1s 'hr .ar ..ui
TfulI lrr.lf Il John rsrrrff n rTI-t.', 1Iis i..
.1me o.. (llsnnoit) bought Ut ~'rTheg Iamlu. o.
Al.uurs urliyiIHI hs'i"i q ia ui lsHI, u nd. 30
situate ir Lowell 10 ls.r. rIItui 10 which .'.r
Erislt aud ,aid Troll bUu-hJ nj D1minicls I1r'w
q Gutham, I'D zeal estate lCrg wrugr-,I iI Ca
iuhrhuni. IT sv,Lsu t0 secure tHG rItm..' 90
100 nod interest sal mortgage rer''ird in
Ussul Rcsrug, Nt,.rm D,uirt, o'JA 20 lasr
~
Ni.o certain real estate o. -.TcI as flaus. n
MI. 4 certain piece IT hpi situated BIZ svod'u,
10 v,t. $40 81 lnt So. ~ r tAr second division, .N-
c,piir- and rrscrvi0g fry 1rrrs d.e'el lN l'r'rfi
Nuri.on 10 Jeremiah ruClt. j.; alo I've acres
,lsa.rI 90 fah TiuU, o. sgrl Niuir|nri in ifa scar
1870: l's1 Gyc acr,s t1n.o 90 irss, tom lut N'.H,
IN the .r.ond d1isiln.-inr more ptnicu.ar To-.
.ss,ptiua rtlsrruee BE- had 60 NUAH Fiat. i.
De-. o. Robert r. NrIisaH, receiving onr usia "a -
81 halfofthr pine timb'r 'r'uair- aud ,in. 20 che
6fst dr.crLed prcnis.s-said real estate hein-
rort-ugcl IN Rob,ri M1uis0n hy D.st r-.arlgi iA
ONfts Registry, hook -, page 2l5. Dcei d1i.,i
Dcccmlsr -, lsjl-lp seizure he payment oi = 40,
To which der,l reference +. hculN bad.
Also q certain parcel oG Real Esmia 'i'm'r- o.
Svc,cn. 10 wit: lot No. "a. "a lLe thIrd di'iiioa
II lois in said Sweden. 100 agr7, D the 49,
more NJ less; also pu of Lt ". ., in ihc. Sec
ond division, conlaiainr about s aorr. and being
that portion Of saiI 81 rrsrryed by Josaua pcnag'
when be conveyed 49, oth'r part 81 slid I't t. 80
Elijah Potter, and whHh b. sino" conyc'el o. AZ
Win D,ooett. to.ethcr Widi the m'li' siittel q. 10
on. .,id Rral Esialc bcns mortgassd - l.. W,
W,,Jhury 70 securr tb, raymsnt % s23o and IN.
,rr,.t; aaI to Benjamia Nsblrr BY dee. dated
Decrmbor %, 1891, recorded N the oAyrd hes''-
-, Wcs,ern Distfict. book p, page 80, IN %.
cure the payment Of ssi5 anl in-crssi heiarones
!, aid iced u hereby had.
CIlAs. c. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14

LrNg COMPLAINTS are very dangerous, and
chose suffering from thcm should usr De-.
vines compound Fitch l'zsnrr-. VERY
rIraant ana sur remedy. sold gv-yvhgrr
-21 GENTS "a box.
,,
n.rr r.,I, E.rr.. IL TtwiIi,. L,.r tt.
rr,t I. N-,i.nI.. .-r.i,. la tL. M.rg'art
....r i, l.t .,.ryl..l, lrap,tff n rl.f.
tr,r tr.1. ana r,y ,''.tf.,. much ...r.r.
bad. An .-.l.-. .t.rll b., 1II-r.srl ., frr
p-.,-i...- / y SULLIVAN. 100 W4.I.
.rr..r >tr..t E....r. II MAJ, b. lad no
-.r.,f .gtr. a .-.ut. at - r.rf, ar Lax.
rr>-,,Trt.. ,,v ,.....t.....
:,
IJ.r.,-g.., uH, Au.,i.rir. Crr. gf d,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14

Trr following resolution was 1l.r.-l p!
OBJ. F.u.ra,.. m.a'rr. %. c.azr.s, ia O.
s1u.us ilr tl- nomination Of II,e. Candle
Oates A' ra-.us aI.-.r- q. t.r l.a.n-
GRATIS .rs,aina % VIII govern t..us.s..
a-w-Iir-'v
Errr#. That tIe Drrr-rat.. m.m'~rs
r.f.r II.rs. rf Representative through o.
minority i1 t0r '.'y. tH.~ THEA q. H..s-
elm 'r frr.ir- On 'h..- f'..v rif.r-r. .' 'hr
whole Union t'.r heartfelt congratulate.
600 OH. triumph. n OH. r.gut elections, Boo
....-I. ..fHs Northern. Eastern and Western
State. rfr.. rIsrr', .ft.r hrrtr,- \.frr.-
fr H|. and tIr.T Devotion O. rIEI. and r.. b.
..rs liberty, which have 'rru -H violently
aeai'rl 'g a s.rr.t political Ori.r, known
a. Che Know Nothing party AMI though boz
r. minority. sF.- hHli, 8" Pei Hgr hrfet
a1ty O. rr.sHr1r our organization, and cone
t.rue 1ur rTrr's iv che MAINTENANCE ar' De-
ir-r of these Yr.urr'r.. ar| t.r ..us..r-
t.H1' right. OF every --rtI#r aui Dyrry class
rrt.urrns, r-r.rst their opponents OBJ. every
|.s.rT..u whatever. either s1 called I-
Tu...ari.4. kH.V-Nnthlr-Isu, ur Fusion
I,~. and fH tfis gr1 vr look with r"r..sucr
On ths urrr~ am APPRECIATION of s.. -0al
rrI True men. friends urtIr Constitution
and ,.e Union tHrauE.aut t.r aruu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14
Notice.
Tur COMMITTEE % III, h,aaao o. h

THE COMMITTEE 600 ihr hrarir1 n ths
j T,if pui show ~ ths C,luI CHu1iy NEfi-
cultural >uri,g vin tr0rI,e Application. loom he
uruplc vt ihr several t.sHs aul village of th"
tufr', Hesir.rs 81 be-. lrfriun ia iheir ,ioiutt,.
Tho ,wu,Ht salsrr,hsd &c tho procuring ~ 'u,t'Oi"
.rurr'. ls i,urir- aui ruin. up, 7r' iIr 'f'I iHr
oia .wufr bt.Iag, WIN ha,, uu,h o. dn With
tL,.. decision. l'ry vul r.t ,susl.rf tIr 'ruurTi
on uuIi,r aHI rrris &c ok % in uprr, loot oHI,
thrt Irs u..t ir ,uus iu p,H,ur' aut hI up 'rr
-rurBHs. Nut l..s trg1 srN ACRE. nI aHI $500 l~
r,upif,d ln.' ihs trrg o. ~ uu' Isfs thau ,i-'t
ct high, hHprl,I iish', su 8s 90 protect ODE
r,uuli lluH rlHrr, ni,1H; aul ihr erection ui sr,h
, Iurt.rr H. Obj. r.umIIiss NV determine. W.
pli,ltrun tu o. toad, ,n VIRTUES With che pruT'r
g,,IsHt,rs. 90 40, chairman. u1 rf l,HrJ ihg h.'t
WrdH,st.tl iH J'urag n'Nt.
DAEll : FORBES, OhHuHl1.
Suulh usus, Nu,. ~, lsa5. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14

OXFORD, ssi Alta Court ofProhate, held a, Paris,
within and for the County 81 Oxford. on the
third TUESDAY II November IN the year oiour Lord
eighteen hundred and hhy.hve
DZEKIEL MARTIN, Guardiin of wILLIiH
IL FE,scIs and MAINS minor children
and hsirs Of Martin Richards, hate Of Turner. IN
said county. ~hcn deceased, having presented he
third account Of Gulrlianship Of said wards ior
allowance.
ORDERED, That The nh Guardian give
notice ~ IN persons interested by causing q
COW ~ th. orsr 10 H. rnhli,hed three week,
,uccrssi,cl, ia The oNlutd DcmUcml, printed
Al paris. that th,y may appear At Probate
Court a. H. held nj rsris, on lhe third Iucsda,
II December next AZ nine II the clock In the lore
noon, and shew cause, II any they have, why the
same should DOT h. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN. JsSs.
A true oopy-Aucsl,
~ W.. WHIT vIRGis, R,Eidr.