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DOPULAR BOoKsIo which the sstenh'' o.

n' "s assoy b. y RINDoLpH ya co Broadway.
UPWARD AND oEwARD-By the author Of" Irsh Amy
Nv sPorHyR, Or. rHE M,u OF May r.Irsps-By Ma
PIN. ss,ho, 81 The Won 90 Of EDslsnd" l1sno. &C. ,
ITfTTREs TO YOUsO MEN-By the hsV' Irepo I.
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HOPE CAMPBELL Or Ksow InYhL'-Dy ooN'"' h~Se'
.uthos n Nsuust Ceeil." Htno. 7cc M. -.
ONLY A DANDELION end Other stores-by ''o s1IA''
Of" Flower ~ the Fsui y nc. Ia no. TS, -, .,p,
THE FOUNTAIN or LIVING WATERs-Sy INC he''
Theodore irvfbs L. d. see -1,yyrp "a,
LILY GORDON YHE YOUNG H0uSEKEEPEk-oy
Couss Ksts Autbor Of HOPE CanP,sl" l6no. Iec -
SPIRITUAL SONGS FOR A J<rH-Seeeted oy ino
Rev ] { P,le. 52ino. y exbe cloth. Ice. -
TUOUOHTs ON THE DEATH OF LITTLE chill
DRFN-By The Rev. IrEngs Prime. vol eno. Cloth "o.
TIP FLOWER UF THE FAMlLY-By The author OF
" tte su,y', Sir Birth Days" lSno Goth, 7Se az, ~.
IITTi sTrsYrs SIX BIRTH DAYS-sy her Auat sasAn.
-.re isrro lave type and ustTs,sonA Cloth Sc.
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Sc. Ismo. Cloth ioc ,,. m A.
80 NJ prewser sIno Co'k, sec.
WORK; or PLENTY TO 20 .NO now TO 10 ir->ee~ae
THF ToSCUsF or TINE-By the Rev william Harlan
FRUITS OF LEIsURE-Fsssys written in The laterS-. o.
bu,it by The author Friends 10 Couoe i<o' N''n
Sc paper, ~. - -. ,,,r,-, ,,,,,-, nru n, IN.
.ntboT II sunny Sse" tl,sible coih loc ..,- ~,
NJ IN WORDS To 4 YOUNG COMMuNlCANI-pJ
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THE ORIG NAL b o q X. =
TILE ESCAPED Nun.

DIyi.Ls ANE OF NoAvArLHere "a The true book founded
ron osnL documents the nte power Of the Jesui has
teen for once least, snay foej Ours are tho true disc o.
ur,s ard Injunction" csa affect their su'henn'ity
The P,e.byt,ran Witness Of Nov. Scotia. says The r.
aped Nun deeply interesting and truthful Wofs 1. a'e
not ,e in Beatrice ~ Cshaiee Sinclair 'm
sci a, h Ar. and this place, the secret *
ciams,on OF many poor And wonder when seen
N, tteuibe hesenciug wicked ard Vi pass 'Hl
s,,b, before their view in the place whse they looked Tor
besye6ly pasce charity snd purity , mn.
TRF PRFSBYT Ell N WITNESS then gives thrnlns
- ,,o The Fcaped Nun and conc I'D extended rev ev
OF tbe by saving: We would nesttse 20 INSET W
UNITY 10 .uow the lAes-by the Escaped Nun herself"
P-ice 81 Sen, BY N si free Of p0sfage. - . go.
DE WITT X NEWPORT, Puhishers,.
Nos 10 and l62 Va. sau- st., y I.
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II Re IN EPEN Den r
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Edited by Congregation Clergyrnen:
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from all sections Of the un,oI from sosand France Ger
rich The columns of THIS JOURNAL
FULL complete review Of the Markets the Frees
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THE VARIOUS talent smpc yed in the several Departments
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domestic and foreign correspondence It's oompre
with It's great size and beautiful appearance 1--WE
this journal position slmos without competition IN tho
THE INDEPENDh NJ being published solely With the view
Of advancing the Of religious truth sold at less than
the price It's propeOT entirely INDEPENDENT Of tho
paper OF sopport beng engaged In mercantile
bunes snd determined pare expense TO make nn'
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OUR SUCCESS the present year has been great Botsith'
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We N''' sewn EVEN THOUSAND NEW SEfw SUBSCRIBERS,
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medium. Publishers Of valuable books thus gain the
non Of nearly FIVE THOUSAND clersymen EGs North and
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SUBSCRIPTIONS can commence with any number.
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DOOK LLERS' AGENCY -
ID We a. Agents kr pureh"e OF Books Maps su''e
&C. for Booksellers all par Of tho Union We Will faTnsh
the Publications Of all the PVBLIsHERs Of this City a. THEIR
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from the Trade whether pschSed BY or oherwi'e All
such orders promptly filed and properly packed Refer to the
publishers Of this paper. ,o,,-, =, -o,,svv
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pTBilC NOTlCE.-The following Advertis

I sppesIcd IN The Nsw.york Papers sept. 2is:
inothrF ~ those umafsaAe FASHION PLATES elsl 20
l. NtuHsUs.
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81 dssiaas iog LA.tcs see October NJ UoDEis LADrS
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A ARTLIN STOR y
~ There will appear tomorrow IN the columns Of
THE SUNDAY COURIER,
The contil ustiop Of a rsn.rksble story, entitled
THE ADOPTED DAUGHTERS
TALE ADVENTURE, Mystery AND CRIME
Which viii be read with pleasure and advantage by
Of readers, Tale powerfully written and Of surprising inter
THE COURIER AsO contains Interesting paper des
crtng the Police Telegraph; No. IS Of the Confessions Of
SptasIs Music Neal; Confessions Of Satanic Winter.
Ako n admirable Story entitled
THE GYPsEY'S PR o p n ECY
Crimes and OuTages; Rscy Paragraphs News Items &c
EDITORIALS.
The French Fast Day Our Photographs Galleries. Pab shers
Festival Corporation Carriages Tribune Titles One More Unfor
The Rachel MANAGEMENT Theatrical Gossip, TheatrLs
ct the Netppoi,sn, Broadway WaaeEs, buToe'i bo"ery
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The bes, in the city, Local Reports, News Items. a.:
PROCURE COPY EARLY on SUNDAY MORNING..
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THE EXHIBITION SPEAKER

CiMNAsrlC hook
Tho Gully book OF the knd nted States,
Pays fagces, Tragedies Tabls.nx ami DaossA Aso CON
Plste iystcm OF Cas,heno and 0ynnssus Ete'ess for
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siona eomc humorous and nscs -onsi together With
plain Tor Exhibition, HATS tho
eoustucfioa pcsitlans ssges Costumes and the
pfotef tertc~ntanon of Plays FAee- rAhoAuK, kc Also
csnp.e fcas - ca Oraory aud Eosutou designed
sapfrs-v tor School ENAAthus To ~hlch added
. &c system & yunasti' aHi Ca'theuc EIerc for
S.ha, VIA instruct for traehrFs and pupa By A.
kussrrad rst illustrated limo half "a socoo IS oeu,s
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DARE BOOKS CHOICE BOOKS! VALU-
HI ABLE BOOKS D.! CURIOUS BOOkS.!ii OLD
BOOKS t.ii
l. RABELAIs. 5vol, 4o with graphic a.trasions By Pr
csrt Aus-, l14l.
2 MILLIONS PoETIcAL WORKS. vols, pFiIte BY Boo
kstyilei besuffal copy. Birmns l759
5. BARCLAYS APOLOGY FOR rhE QUAKERS Fine
copy. Bssseivlle edition. birinins.. 1865
T. BAlLEl's ENGLISH DICTIONARY. illustrated with
steel plates. Folio; old CT hne copy. Loud, 1874.
5. ONIDs METAMoRPHosEs. Curious and graphic .IIs
trAfious Venice. 1884
&. AKlosro-- ORLANDO FuRIoSo. Inasuaeli very rare.
Venice, 1913
The keeps Avays hard choice collection or
Rare STANDARD and Valuable WORKS 20 which attention
yited WILLIAM H. PAIRS.
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IDi CENT POPULAR BOOKS, by DICK

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la EN3.-Just Published by 7. Is. PETERSON
No 1902 CIESTNUT-Sr, Philsdelph
and for sale by News Agent. snd Booksellers everywhere
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Charles Dickens Price ~ cents.
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MAS EIKE. By Charles Dickens Pr;e ~ cents.
TIE YELLOW MASH. In Twelve Ch,p From Di;s-
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SISTER ROSE. BY DiekeIs = GEMS
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From Dlekenss Household Words Phcs 2i csnts Published
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Copies Of any Of the above vii be any one u
postage rece pt Of the pnce letter
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New Books.
DEPRES ENTATIVE WON EN-
IL From I'VE THE WIFE or TUE FIRST TO NARY
THE MOTHER OF THE SECOND ADAM.
By Geo. {. Baldwin, d. D.
vol, l2mo. cloth, 81.
CONTENTS:
Eve the Tempted and Fallen.
sarah th. Defer.nti.l WIFE.
Reteecs the M.ass irg Woman.
iochsbed, the Fruitful Mother.
Mhism the FE,t Pros hetess.
Ruth, The Young Widow
FndOi's Witch tbs Female Sprtualit.
Atrial. he Superior WIFI Of an Inferior hafoahd.
shebss Queen, tie Wise Woman.
r ,ther, the Resides PetoneE.
HnE.be' b, the Bel, yns Vile.
Msry. the Mother Of leu. ,.,- 49,.
Three Eors Of The above Boob have been SOD within ton
asjL .. ..,.,,.,,r
Ia ho Chapter on w of's with - 49, ,..,,..
SHELDON LAMfoRrk Di.AkEMAN,
No. 10 NsAaasL
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DHONOGRAPHY. - All Works for Sale by
i FOWLER AND WELLS, No. 500 Broadway.
Aso Works on Hydropsthy Water Cure Physiology and
Phrenoloy Physiognemy and Msgnesm Psychology, Chem
sty and the Natural Sciences generally No 500 Broadway
near Dusnest
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TTUE ONLY AMERICAN WORK upon tho
GREAT CRiMEAs wAH
-. APPLETON 4 Co, Nos. 40 AMI 1ta h'0'dsT, have
now rsdy ~. th rdiinn Of -..........
A VIEiT 40 mir CAMP nrFonr HrvAhroroL.
~ HisLaid 4 MsIutuiih j., 81 Nov fuh
,nI tsnn ri With Nice superb illustrations
rh .ble hss received he ani's'sal s'a'eada"n
he risss aud sisads p'seass'ii 'hs "a" .rHrs,S ss
,stis account q Ls rssusss 81 tis ses a"P bsisss
hsvsst'ruli at sivshto she Patlis
A TKFATiHE ON HIAUAL pihEAfih@i'y
~ n,s.. 70 sSs rssssL r''ss o. fhs s'''
s..tsi.s We fss.'..s"'
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h.Ln, sd i.s 90 Ni., :" ~ -s-, -'-
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"a AZ. - sL...-... 10 Ne.sr - a..-as fsv~.s.a
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m q + III T. Il K A ID f -
lie s FRANCIS Co.. having contributed no Invoice -
be Trade Sale Of Book Publishers Association OFFER TO sell
tho Books on their list during the Of Ibis sale
until the seth of September TRADE SALE TERMS, and
at the DUPLICATING PRICES fixed for the regular Fan
Sales
Orders may be sent direct to them, LETT with Messrs
Bangs, Brother g. Co.
Their Trade Lie, m,y had either their Bookstore At
Trade Sac Rooms
This very favorable opportunity for Booksellers procure
very salesble stock for the approaching holidays
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Gpsrial Notires.

Posi- -Onlce Notice.-The MAILS for EUROPE, VIA
SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE, per United a. States . Mail
ISAAC '. FOWLER, Postmaster.
Daily Tribune Wanted January and February; March
. T. TO- "a 81 April s. p May 81 June Il; July - H. H.
81; Nov. 10; Dee. g. 27-IS54. And Jan. ll-lSJ5.
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TIE Wings OF the XVIII Assembly District Com
vention, comprising the XVIII and XXth Wards met on
Wednesday evening 18th inst at the Eutaw House In pursu
Of the call of the Chairman The delegates beng al
STEWART ofthe XXh Ward unanimously nominated fot
Jons '. GRipITY. secy. ISAAC DAYTON, Chairman
The Canal-et. t. IL. Society Meet Convention Hall
III Woosterst, SUNDAY EVENING. The friends Of
Temperance respectfully invited TO attend and hear
Speakers will address the meeting JOHN QUA, Prest.
WV. NASH, Sec'y
New-York Young Mems Christian Association
The Monthly Meeting Of this Association will be held
MONDAY EVENING the 9th inst a. y O'Clock. IN the
Rooms Chat0n Hall Astor place An Essay Will De resd by
Mr. WIN. d. PORTER. Subject" Woman's lniut nee"
Friends of the Association generally cordially invited 70 be
present A. JUDSON "lNIEhION' rec secy
North estern Settlement Cempany.-The Second
Public Meeting Of this Western enterprise will be held AZ
CONVENTION HALL No l7gWcoSer,,t; between beecker
and Houston. sts, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 25
The object Of the the LEGATION and purchase OF
LAND IN IOWA, WISCONSIN and MINNESOTA, to be fur
nished TO members at 4 25 per acre.
The concentration OF large uunbersin one locality viii greatly
enhance value Of the for the benefit Of the
ber themselves and wise and malicious combination will ems
Die them avert most Of the difficulties which the pioneer has
20 encounter
Full particulars may be obtained this meeting by app
caion ofce OF the Company No ls Nassau Persons
subscribed the last meeting obtain their certificates
JAMES MACKEAN, President.
THos. EpGrRLrv, Secretary
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lTYLNE's + NG 18Th G x NJ VI A K,
MI Revised by J. r. Gibson Of New ork . -
For sale By @. II. MILLER No SO Broadway New iorh
We call the ZION OF parents and teichefs 70
this little book How ueh time labor and annoyance would
have be. saved children Of larger growth II the GrIn
mar of our day thus abridged and made
~ " W. ~ lTuckerman.
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BmigraDt Intelligence Ofice and Labor change
q Removed from No. Canast. 70 the corner OF Centre
md Cansss, NewYork. The Office is established BY the
Emigration where always be found hse
numbers of LABORERS and SERVANTS at low rates
have their orders filed by whiting TO
Supento ldeDt and sending the amount necessary to pay
he massage of the parties required No fees charged TO
Movers JAMES P. PAGAN Superintendent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

Haigray's Ointment and piN, will euro
any ji-as' ct thr skin uf thr longest stand
us William Irdrick Anderson, of Nad-
Kin, South Carolina, suffered for = long
time ,ruw ,rurtIHus con thr skin, face, arms,
and lr--, wgrr covered with little Ugsiulus
and sHr"s off srHrhutie nature for thr
rur. OF thi, uusi-htly anil painful disfgur-
wrnt, hr tried variety u. remedies, which
hilri Go benefit him At last hn tried llul-
IHvay'- uiu,mcutaud pills, whirh,yry soon
produced favorable yHanrr. and hy a few
weeks perseverance with thr.s remedies. De-
was completely cured THls Gm11. u.ut-
mrut will rlr ulcers aud a'l wound, ui
twenty y.a-. standing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

Within twenty years, about one hundred
churches, numbering about twelve thousand
converts, have been planted along the coast
OF Africa Many schools also have hcon
established, which are now iu successful
operation, and hundr,,l, Of natives have
rcyeivci aud Ure receiving Christian clu-
cation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27
SrA,rr OF MAINE

OxToUD, -. To he,bonorshls Ju.tices q the
Supfeins Judicial Court 20 ~ holden n faris,
IN and far the County 81 ONlotd, on The second
Tuc,dsy u March, A. u, 1898.
HUMDLY shows. JoB CusHMAN, Of Wa.
teriord, IN the County n OEiori. that he 10
Joint owner In common and undivided, With o'f.
tain other psrhons 20 your Ttiiiisrsr unknown. 4
certain r,si ef,aic, siiuaitd In 90 u1ircOtoIaicd
place. cnll,d the "Marali'vay scfi.sm,r'." 10
wit Lot. Nc. u srd IS In tie hrst r'rgr. and 1T
No. IS, iu the "a Range o. Towr'h.p No. o, first
Range In sEid County ~ Oy'Crd aid I.sif ccl
tain ~ 'hr-~ lurdrsd acrrr, rCic e. Fst.
You pc,t.oucr further rrp'ess'rts 'i,t he O. ths
Jwrtr in rrwIau ant urt'.frd y orc teeth la't
tTs,.d Gssrr.lr sf,sts in bio tsms,re ~ -ffr,
and j,tirs- o. hold hi, rori.sr ,''h' ,sus n s-y.
cplty. Ne th,sio,e riayi part ~ on aie s.,s's
and that BIZ TaIt ~ NE 'ar', a'el 90 pfclr.rs
prosssjfug'. no, ~ ct o. ~. sr N .svsta.'v,
,gtsraLly 90 he provisions ot lie 'ia'ute Of tbs
spir in tu.h case, made and Ifov.d1I
JOB CCSliMAN.
~ hi. Au'y, joss } PrUEI.
Mach :. lsJ5 n
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Ntntr of Maine.

O,rnur. ',. ~Hn"mH d. .. Cont. N'Hh
TrH. l.fI
liH1 'l- rsrr.r .I~' flr Cont ..'.r. ..H'
rsu.. fr -.,u Or Thr ..I IuTu...'f, N
ruIHslrH- 900 Hra.'.| r.., rI ihs pus nu. 'N.s
.rH.. iH.ts.r, rhr. vr.ts .u.rr.sarN u IT,.
DNhuH prH...1f. q r.fs.HTr. IuH.sh.d 90 Pan.
i1 ihr C.r1.. 20 Otfw. rHr h.tI rlr.'u.u i.Is
thirty d,ls 10 If,.t l-iHi, me u.Nt Iruu u' .1rf
~.Y J.Hi ,.rf fH q. h..H.H lt I1r.s t'uTr.H... ..
thr sHr... TH.ss. 10 Nu."s' neat. tHpf t0r
.aI puprrN-nt n', fh-1 arl ilsr n"ns1T
20 sl.I '#I.t and she's rIH.r % 1rF hr have, Hhf
ta. r.faf.' sHII IH.' .H.r.i u.. I.. granted.
Nu..t-Ill>IlA WINTER. t.rrt.
Goo. ..r, ui lrls.I f1I urd-r ui t.ufi fhsr,.H
ed Nu..f--III~IlN WtNIIE. JH.fl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

lSrtrDcE o. SL,yERr on Puullc MoR-
AIS. In like manner, the efiect Of slavery
became visible on public morals. Among
The slaves, there was no such thing As mar
riage diSolutcness was almost as general
As the clas, The slave wa ready to assist
In the corruption Of his masters family.
The virtues Of s1lcdcnial were unknown.
But the picture % Roman immortality il
100 gross % BE- exhibited. It's excess can he
estimated from the cxtrava-ancc OF the re-
actila When the Christian religion made
it, way through the oppressed classes oG
society, and gained strength hy acquiring
the affections of the miserable whose woes
il solaccj, the abandoned manner of the
citi-, excited the r.prooC OF hna,icism
Whom domestic life had almost ceased %
exist, the universal lrwdnes, could h. check
III only by the mos, c1agyrlted eulosics Of
absolute chastity Converts and nunnorics
,ryw up at thr time when more than halt
che world were excluded from the rites oC
marriage, and were condemned hy the laws
90 The Eupire o. rromi.ru0us indulgence
Vows ct ,ircinity were the testimony which
religion horc against the en.rmitics Of the
age >pltr,, purity could alone ftly IT,
huk, Oh, ,hamrfa'ucs, " sl,yss. ~ iu
raging ilsu--. thc most violent aud unnat-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

rur Nrvro,>urANu TELrDENru. IL =
stated that the telegraph TO It John, New
fruuIlanl. will be ia working order IN the
c1ur~c or six or eight weeks When CONE
r,rtrl. thr European steamers ar 20 stop
there on their way t, and from Europ',
and deliver and receive messages. By this
mean. the Toease Of news from Liverpool
will D. shortened, s1 that IL will not proh'-
BIS occupy more than six ~ eight trys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27
y. u. conn 4 60
Commissioner, Notice 10 Creditors

WE having lssn appointed D., ihs JUICE u' PRO.
w tate ipr tho County IT ONiori, 20 'rr'lvs
spI ,Samrnr th. claims q The rfr'itHf. ~ llrHry
". W,trtbH,ss btr of IrIh'. .1 .siI County, tr.
r'1sTi. whose estate Is r'H s'HH'si irsoIt,ut, "
unilrr tbst siN mr0fhs. r.nreu'iHgths Hiueis-uih
De, ut Juls. \ ~ 1858. is allowed o. siii rfsi.
iiuis t1 h.Ir- Boz aui rf11s tHsir O''ins ADD t.Ht
vr will lu,uI tn ne f,.H.r avIEurt us. 80 ibr
aUlrs Hi O'NrI ". E.hir..u. j., i1 nsihs'. r
.,iI Cruai, up ihs iItld >ntril5t. IT October.
Nuyrul.t prI pr,sul~r. u 1855. ffrm ,,r
Goo Huf u'rlusk, T. VI
u.,r1 q, usihs'. tFi, s3l 90. ni JuHT i1 ihr ,s,r
aiHpf i.Ta. issl.
u'Null. " ROBIN sos, Jr,l, ..,..
p RICHARD \ FRYE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

\ company Of young Nirginians, we'll
armed, and pledged ." % act promptly and
resolutely in defence Of Southern institu-
tons, " wiplcaye Richmond, ina few weeks,
cor Kansas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

Euurorrmpru.o> An lrl,hwoman
$751;, arrested Bro warr,il'cfr selling liquor
The Mail ay. .-" When the oFesr 'oli
Margaret .he va- 90 hcarre-t,d, 81" replied
AaI sure ~ can't hurt a'b'iy i1r s'l'.n,
now. they told me-, over there, that '''
Nam Lcrr', i-n,. varr'"
one ha. ouly o rsal thi, little incident
tr 81, an Hra or ,ho qui,knr,s with which
rur-IIi1. would hrrom, general ii che
Maine law should D. - aside. And what
ktuI uf a law think y0u, would thos' who
have l,ru 81, ready o, mi-c1u.truc the late
decision. enact, could they Get the power
Grratstriucrncy, fair protection % society
would come from their hand, Margaret
ami an her friend. would then have album
dent reason % reoics. " TIE Nam. Lar''
l-rl4rrr." portland Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27
Gnardian's Sale.

nURsUANr 10 a I,,susr srintc, hy ihe il11.
Tim,thy LuIlr1. Jr'gs ot Probate fr The
C0lnty Of ONflrl. | hereby give u1iic", that !
.h, proceed t1 ssl al ruhlic Auetion, tunrss pre-
yiUu,iy disposed of AZ private sale,) "n SATURDAY.,
the fret dsy of Scntruhsr, 1888, AZ De- p'c'pcA
T.. ", or the premise, hsrra,,er rlmet, u VT;
40 the night ~ interest Which En sirafn', II r'r
G,ls,d. an ,rs,o. r.r.ou, has as heir oi JOSIAH
s,e.rn., late II chad. dscsas.i, in ant ~ ihr
Homr.tssi Farm Of the laid Josiah, situate On
GiI.ai ai1rssa "a. ,ni ,iog oos. fourth part ~ ''i
farm subject N The Wi0~s right n '1vrI
EIIpHAIEr ADAMS, Guuri'ar.
G,lesd, Jul, 2i'h, 1853 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

WA.uNaros, July % Various contra
d'rt'ry ruu9r, and .pecubti1Hs ar aauat
concerning che Administration cour~s tow
ards Gov Eeeier I a.ssrt with confidence
that u i NOT correct that any conclusion
has been arrived az for his retention IN
oH,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27
MARRIED.

o. rrru. o., >arnnrr q NcvrI, lsq., We D,a.
IesaNN L.u,, j., fol. DauEh.s. GO Ms' L.utsA u.
lN..HH. q I,Ia.
o. lrsrsraa. Isrh llst. o.. No.. E,,. Dsa. nur
rrs., Ta..uts s %. l,.s,rHan, lsT., % Mss
lH#.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

Tho Casco Btnk.has voted t, accept th,
act Of the legislature Authorising IN in.
crcas' Of It's capital 100000 THIS will
make the whole capital halfa million.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

t. ,he Hos. Timothy Ludden, Jndse Of Froba,s
ior the Cosnty of ONiuTd.
U'IIOMAS ". BROWN. administrator o. IN 4.
i estate n Wv. r. DosHaN late Of fshs.
~ aid Couaty, decreased. respectfully represents
that the rerontl estate " ssid deceased !, not
sufficient IN pay The just dshis which Ne owed NJ
the time Of his d'sth. ~ N. sum II one thousand
dollars and thst partial sale Of ,sid real osials
NiIl inlure The remainder.
Your petitioner ihclsior, prau ihat your honos
wuuld grant BIN li-snss 70 .,l ~ gJhhc ~ pfivats
sale, aIl convey III the real estate - sid d~ceas.
81 90 The pa! meut q 'sid debt. and ireideatsl
chBfgef THOMAS II BROWN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-27

Ngr Br or DmwNUr The " lib
,ra'. Of Nrou.,rys County" ai Hou.t9n, on
che gth. - claimed ths following
sRyrrsF. That tbe frank luI manly
solitude B-=g-ri hy tha recent Democratic
anl Wht- State Conventions iu OBJ. aI.T-
ton of platforms Opposed % Che Fusion
party. cad ia ar.r ~ b'rs' legislation.
merits and receives uur crriirlorrr I1fln0s
and that TurU ,rrVor,L ul Ur rsN0-
rtrs ruB vW.u rur Irsu,r PARTY u,rI
Always ,uNrSuFD. Er>uTEs RNY suarh-
Tf1>s UY as AT rrvr>r vryrrrp,r ,Nu
UNNECESSARY.
Thus Cary end. that hi. I'D platform.
Which be offered o. lend. ha, been borrowed
o1 ,har,s ty the Wei. auI Eeei allie
and ~ they are both equally door 90 him.
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