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SIX quart bottles filled with green cur
rruts, apparently fresh. were rcsutly die
c1yyrrj iu the in the foundation or an Oh
building iu darlington, Pa, and &c was
subsequently found that they hal hou
huuel there thirty years.
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DIED.

IN Ssulh Paris. e6,h uh., Mes. sylvia, wife Of
m. 4. Ciafk. agyd 40. a
u Wsst Sumasr. Jub 81, Whinsy, eldest sod
Of Rev larnard Cummings, sg,d II.
u Buck6eld. Nu. Bfitiana, vie Of Ssmlel
Th5ms, aged y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Tire Philadelphia Ial-.r says " The
,.a.f.. h.----l,e ba, reviewed OBJ. ua.uIi-
E7larrr.atiuur,e,sr.r1rv surgeons, hor-H
.Fr.r.. Sc. and as a preventative og th"-.
universal l1H. l.aa-~ ef s.r-.., STA ogr..
-rre he,l., l1lr,.r.eu.ks, &C., 30 b. u1
Iauhr almost invaluable Itla. Iseu ,hor-
.u-b'y tested .H ih.- city"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Stories arr roiug the rounds Of th" news
Tarcrs, 90 the eject that, Hon. Coo. Ban
,roo, The historian, la, i5iurj che Catholic
Church and that Washington Irving is O.
MilIerit,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

L,E.r IHrEe. Caps. Blake, oi thg
ra.}.t Jeremiah Thompson. which arrived
a, Sow Y.rs 600 Saturday, from Liverpool.
report. having son o1 thc southern r1d of
t.e Grand Bank. au ie.'sr- at least leon
f.t .r. anil $50 fa' high
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

O,ruUp,ss Ma Court Of Probate bell at f'us
urfHtn 1nJ IHr ihr tnHHf, ui q Ninrd 1u thr ihifi
T,raIl, OF Juls on ths year ut uur i.0fi Unr
tIraus,rI ght hundred aHl try-f,s.
A AEON cross. G,afisr uf Alby Graysf,
\ NtgiI n. Grover. Moe. i,tu,sr pnl Csrp
hra Gm,,r. II n.th,l Boo slii rnurt,, HIa1rs, h''-
iu. pf,.sutri Dr. hT.t account % Gulrliluship Ut
.lI NsrI. lur allowance,
n wac Ou'.r,I, thar BltSr IT, .irru i0 1T I"uurs
iHf,rrstrd. lN ,IU.Irr r. r"fN 4 Thu uft'r inlsF
I,HIish,I thee ur,k. suro.s.i,.ly Boz ih' oNi"ri
n,uH,.,i. rrrf,I no rrus, ih1 tho, ua, npI.'r
90 q rul1f. C.Hrl tHls L,d at '1ris, uu ih' ihift
rursd,, uf JuIt nrNf, 81 ui1' ~ che rl''
iu thr ir,uHpn. l1I show r,uss, itBuy tlrN ha'r.
uh, thr .Imr sh.u'I rut is Alfred.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, J-l..
\ ifur T1H1U.stE
w War NiIoS. Egrf0.
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Notice.

4 II persous indebted to the subscriber siiher by
"A Note or Account are requested % make pay
meat. on oT before the 2sh day o. MAY. 1855; all
demands NJ, paid at that time viii h. cft With al
Attorney or collection. J. WAsllBURN.
North Paris, Nav ), 1855. -
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state of Maine.

Otr.ru, .t CH.p C.mHi.s lpr,r's C.Hi,
Ju.f 90, $50.
nUpIUru, THAT hereafter r, bills uf rH.t boo
W truiHI nt.s.,riI.Hs d. H.r,I uI ..Hur',
,1,.ff lhr f.-u'Ir .sss..Hs 90 s1i 'nrIt h.itu
.u ths s.ruBI .Iu,s..p Hi W., 'ri thr hrr Ir"s-
.IHf HI -,.frniff, HHI leo tu. ff"uuri srHHfHu iu
U..lmI#I H.I vIN Hr1 Ir..HHfs ls. Bkru up.
.,snIusI rr allow HI except 90 i.. H,ssiuus silrr.
..tT. uH'... .IHIft BOO srsJl'I. .|.T.'
Nursr ELISHA WINTER. CIk
fr#. r.Is OF uU.rf=
- Ar,.u ELISHA WlNTEG. C'rrL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

O,roFu, v. AiaC"uri n Probate hsh atraris.
uiibH AMI ~ ths CunHiy ~ O,l6ri. ou ths ihrfd
Turl,'iy ~ Juu-, Boz ihr ,rlf II ouf Lafdeigh.
trru Lurlr1d ani GG,.lvr.
Abigail. TYLER. banned R,l,uri, ,a - crf.
y iain Instrument purroitiug ta u. The let WIN
1ri Tr.pwrut 81 JoHs TNtfH, h'r ~ llsdiofi.
b. saii ''-ui, t,orfsi, having pf,i'Hiri ihc sam"
CO. Probate,
uBuTUru, that ihc ,iI Abigail 1,l,r give
notice 90 40 Irr.up. iuirfrt'ri. o, causing
rHr, uf N,s rri.r fr D.. ruIl.shri thrr weeks str
,Ia.iys', iu The u,f.ri Democrat rriniel ~ faus
ilIt thr, m1l HJ1-tr 10 r. Probate Cuuft 90 D. hell
10 rIus. be- fBii C.Brf,, un ths fhiu' Iursdn, ~
Dbl, ur,t. 20 nine Of H. sl.sk BIZ che fufrr01u,
,ri .hr, rrrs-. II aB, thry have. vh, ihs sau-
sbnuIi Hai D.. proved, approved sni allowed. -
thr h.f VII aul r,spw,ut IN s1ul iror'ssd.
TIMOTHY iInpTS, JstFs.
: tug COPS H-iursif
~ W. Wirt NiEcs. R,.,ig.
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STATE OF Maine.

Ctruh's uTtf,H, r,rr'.g
Iur lh 1856
'rUNET r.1 ls 900 h'rurrs. ~'s..nn 90 ihr
| tuHHf, tHIru.ssIHusr's tHH1 hH'I.n 'i ta-
Iu,suIrT's oHc', on lhuudI1, Doe U,lth ,A1
H. Ju., peat.
A--.- IIIsIIN WINTER. CL-LA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Allow u. 0, say that since the rirt, lion.
Naal Dow stand, j0 rgs cent. letter in our
estimation than De- dbl before.
Lewiston journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

\ markei.man who was crossing the Ma
CARA river, on the sd, had his boat over
80, and he was carried over the calls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Trar Hitchcock. OF Bavlon College is
90 deliver DE ailr--, lsfur. 90" Webster
Association oC TgrNurs Academy, next
aU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

No female. ,ouug or 49,, should h, " bout thi.
cclshai,d mstl,cinr. II o0uo.tssnd regulate the
muathl, cour.s. ne 100 p,r'd., acting ,u u1ay CO
POI. Ike q charm. n =. al.p the bot ani safest
medicine that o1n b. given o. 'hiIdrrn oi 'll ages
aud toe au, compliant consequently 90 family
.huud d. without ~.
TEas ,,lIsliai P,Ns rrs ua4i,,faNg s-isds,8as ~
tlf fNHur.Hg o. rf}4iHff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

r ths Jr.fi., .l tlr~ j. Cnurt H,tf o. D. h.HI.n
Hf rtrs. uf...r IHl .nr ihr C.rHN of o''aui.
ou ff. .rr.ra p.,,Irt uf March. 4. u. lsif.
NIiEY NNN GtENEY. Of Ssmrrr. iu .ail
VI D.rHif. uttr ri seth Guu,y, nuH'iN 90
sf.I srHHrr, r.u .I TH.Is unkHuuH, llsls Hrl
si1ss tH. f...Isi.. ,r.t Co. o. irf.fmHI 'lat shr
vB. Iivfi''t mrui,.I fH iir saii Seth Gru,1. 10
~rnnar fHr.#B.H. .r MI. HH.,HIH Ht 81 MAJ, 4.
H. l-7. On urr N'.H.rrl %. Hvrur. ihrr r.
,rs..r. .i D. r,r.r, 100, Buh.ufr. o. so'smH.r,
r4ff.Ys,.. lH| hr. tHI lt him I've rhiIIrJu. " h.
rr. HHv iffHs, ,I. NHH'r,Iil,. Victor. Arhftr.
NIHt. sul E.Hlu.'.I Drn,y. That ,uur hiFihuT
.fH.s fh.,f iHf.rmIu.H.. boz als1,. lshp,,I bee.
srIi rsi ittfhfrl. ,hH.r. apI afr.iHrHfr vf'r t1-
wand. lhr sa.l seth GHms,. lut ih- .aiI Seth,
who'll, rrausss % h.. Htuis.r ,.,.rBut arI
Iu't. uHrr tHru hy, flIrs sirgr, ip vie, on ihe
tooth dos ul I'Lruu. \. u. is5n, vi.'hu'l, aBI
uHh.u r.,.HHats ,FHsr, j.sg.iUI ,Hus ll,lbHi
giIh.Hf IHr tur.fut .f f.i#H OF Y'T'irs, ur tr,
iHt,ut ar OH, I"t OF ,.uf l.i'ru' fu rr,rurra 90.
,ufrr, ,ri &C. 800 chat fr, ,ui up in thr rr's'ui
nHr. r. rf .,,i, ar. I..u.,l tH fuII OF rulU iY-
900. .JE.u 'lt.'Uf H.| ihc .1I ,hlaf,r, 'H.i
siU Dol. i-,ts Hra r,Irs.. su tn 90. Nhs,tir
5000. IItIlHf Hiat. boa. flr l.r..s 90 uafrimHr,
.ts A. .i.NuI I,fvttu hu.,'i lri th, srti
~,H GuH.r, 1r,I flHt r.r s-stt, uI Boo m'rnr
,hiaI.H l.fr.a.f r.l 'r1u,,.l fu1,ull.I,.Hrr.
N.| .. H..ff I..u' uFI ,rrrIa1,
MARY NNN GlENEi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

The people Of Nebraska Territory are talk
ius ~ building railroad from Nebraska
Guy ~ Mlry1illt.
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UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims!

RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, Soldicf.,
\ both Regulars and Volunteer, Sailors, Ma.
fing,. Flotila Men, Musiciar., War'n Masters,
Transfer, lodi be-, add hll persons VIII may have
served furt,rn ds,s in - n che wars e The
Unitrd State. siurc the var 1870, The law ol
1855 gives each If yea who have Hni hrr'iu'nfe
received u varaui Zoe land, Ous hundrs.i and sis-
q, Aer,sg A1l o. 40 Who have received liOun'y
Land. splulh m1rc o. make one hunircd aui Six.
" Atrrs'
lathe cl.e ofihe death ofthr psr.on cHtilr,l 10
Land, hi widow, or " up Widow, tho Minor
child or children. are entitled o. lhs bounty.
~ ars trpu.i o. rraaIf'y yvfrus ~ r'rin'
H. lat, aad rH safly Js.'ir's n ~ P'lrf.
= s-fv CIat,. Csaslss.1srs II Uf,.is Nisn,s
psrIf. Laau,rs. HHi 30 lfi.rf. rrfb ns ssrsferv
toes, Ha1 5lIHt arsFs, rss ~ COST rH arIii.
,rf..af, ~ rirl .r .ftoviss.
when Irsirrd. We viii .,ll Ihr Waupat ~ thr
market prirr. aud remit a check irr proceeds,
y. u. conn n Go.
~ William Su,ft Nov luih.
E,fr,rr,s- Bank uf the InmuiUnw r1lih, \. y.
. ohio i.ll' lnI 1'ust e., \. \.
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y. u. conn a 60,
Commifsionors' Notice to Creditors.

JuWWIhaIUHUI3 NVt'IU " N'V"ItVI''
WE having lHtH 1ypuInl,I q, th' Ju'gr - ltU-
w I4tr hr thr Conn, II O,Gul. to receive
,uI examine thr ,'Bim. ,i thr SIr'ItYfs .i llulN
". Wltuhausr bir or rrtbrl .p .piI County, Doc
rf1s,' vhusr estate BE- rrpr,srHi.I rsr.'rri, COVE
uHt.tH that siN uHHiis. commencing t'. rnri',.'h
.1, of Ju1r. g. D.. isi5. b. l.hier, Zoo .'il ,r,j.
tl.Is f. lHi.e Ir ar' prove ti,ir ,Hirs. pHi i'Hi
sr will Bftr1I foo ihr service HsHigrrl rs, 't thr
lUl,r OF O'NrilW ~. ltbirsan, d., u lohsI, Boo
.,iI C.uHi,. uu tbr tb,rI Sstru'l1s ~ uruisI
N.y.rl.l HuH pr.rfr'-r. \. ~ 1855, iI.n tsH
fr iHr. H'Ittrk. o. y.
usrrI,frrI.I. ibr. 2l.I I,, of JHr., ,l ihr ,,al
.Iurf l.rH. l-tF
OMEN ~. ROBINSON, Jr.) g..
p RICHARD A. FRYE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

We would call tbc attention or holden. uf
Bounty land Warrants, % the al,crti-r-
mont OF W. W Virgin, FL, in another
column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

'pIIT .ul.rr,ler hrr,l, r,r. pthli, notice 20 ~
| concerned. thlt b. t,, ls'u doh sppo'u'sd b'
,Ls Honorable JuIs, ofrroinir, 81 ths Gnurty -
Nadro.ros.in, and a..nmei de trust 4 Admins,
tratuf 1T thr estate ~
LEVI a. DDEN, aic ~ Di,6'lj,
d, the ,osni, II O,f,rd, drc,s'sd, q, g,'isg i"ni
q. ala. Law dirs,ts. IT, therefore rOJussts AZ G"f-
sons who ar indebted a. the d. "a ieosasrls CO.
tlir. o. make Immediate Iayueut sol th"se ~h'
haze az, demand. thsror, 81 rNhibit the 'aae ."
Nav sth, 1855. TIMOTHY IlDDIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

O,,Hru. Sc. 81, Cyut OF Ir. iltr bell 80 -.
u.. v.tbin ami lar H. Jauut, ~ u,iarl, np che
thrd Tp-s.Is, OF Jurr. \ -. iSjj.
nErTR TRASH. AImini.tr,ir, II ihs ss,,ts
OF Juus Ertrt. bts 81 I,um.lr,. ,a s,iI
,Iupt,. tI,l.,.rl, hb,rg rrtsru0l be- feet ',-
count of plniHistaiip1 ui che estate ui 'ai de-
,,ass.i Or lIhstncr.
OEutrru. That ihr ,,L iIm,u,stfit'f giyr
aHii.r boo 100 I,r.uus iutrt,.irl rs c,u'in. r.p,
., thts COOLER o. h. rlishr, thrrs Ur,As s',rss's-
=, ir ibr uNt,rI urm1rDt, ruttrI at ftus, hat
fb., one, arrs1f 1t Probate i'uur o" ID. hrli ~
Pare. r .1t rUuui,, 1000 OBJ. thiri IursaI, 81 Jul,,
rr,t. 1t u.rr fihr ,l,h DO ilr lrno's,, lui shaw
r,u.r. .l ans ihg, have, Why lr .1mr shuuli u1t
lr lIunSI
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, J.igt
\ tur yry -J'rsts
W.. War VitGiS, R,-s".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

4 ynur- man ramel Barker, OF Bethel.
wac drowned, in Enlliusfrl y. A.. July
H.h, while athir-
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ny Die Au!, JoHs }. rrEEr
Mach 3, Iss5 p
u,roru. ss.-srr,rme Jrdi,i4l Cau-. N,i,h
fT..4 IagT

O1rouu, ss.- sur,rme Jrd,,'i CauH, NuJh
Tenn. 1855.
huA uao 10 apr.adns 10 che C'uu that che oo.
rsrru's u1urH boz aid pctiuun haze BAL boo l.al,,,
Of ih. rsu,.,u,, N .ail I.t,l.ou, 10 BE- tbr,,lai,
u,lsr-,l. tbli ths nid r'i'ii"n'r nnri1 che .ail
,p t,u,uts II lbr p,rIsr,, ofthis I-i,tuH o., clu.
,r- LID .tfr.t.I r.r, q slt priiIi'r rssfhst Nth
fIIs .ui.r uf C.uu th-u1n, t1 De- rlIlslTi
ihr,r weeks su,r..s,,iy iu The o,.ui ns,up,rat
q rrl.., rruHul'I Iu'I.hsI 90 lHUs, bon nod
County rf Osf u'. ihr lat rl'i-ai..1 Goo De- thut,
g,s me- i.Isi lfufr ths us,t trIw ul .s.I Sup. jul
count. Oh lr IpI'srbt lIr. asusaiI, uuibr gg.ui
lr.|l, .' AH-Ht u,,i, o. ihr cpl fi1t i.r .IlI
rH.isuufs. i.i,trst,I Hs aiorssid rs} ihrn aul
fIsrr arIslr Hf sHil'.Hft aud sl.v ,susg, % 1a,
Il.f issr ult fh. I.grI l a.J petition fhHu'd
r.fl granted. HrI rlIr.frHH 1ifrrrl rs Trs,r' Hf
Au..D ELISHA WINTER. ,b,L.
rHIu...t % itf.r.u 1r.. tIs'f OIL 'ffii tl.gtsI.
- Nu.r ELISHA WINTER, 90.
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LoyIsA II. WAKEFIELD.

ONruEn, seq Nta Court NJ Probate hed II Pa
fis, within 1ui 60 che County II oNiofi, 90
The thiId TucsIs, Il Juns, 4. n. 1855.
Oh The iourD,nr rsiitian
OuuIEEp, That the said Guiriian give
rUiirr o. an persons intrf,sisd Nv causing q
COPY ~ the Order % D. prbli.hsd thfc. vr.ls
.ul,oH,sl, iu The O,Gr Democrat, printed
II rsris. ii7t he, nay swsaf ., = Probate
Cnuti a. o. hsh at rarr. 90 The third Tuesjs,
II Juy rrst, at pirr n ihs cl1sk in The iaFs-
rHH1 ard shrv rlus~. ifhHy they have. vh' he
slmf shuull ne D. granted
TIMOTHY LupDES. J.5g,.
4 tur orTy-Anr.t
- W.. WHIT NiEois. E,gs0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Nav, Of tlr mIst drsputir government. have
urlu.I thsIr Custom lluuscs 60 the Introduction ui
th,sr pi0l.. that th,, ml, become ihr medicine 81
the u1.-s.. i.saun.d College admit that che.
mr.Iirirr d. che lr.t remsii, ever knuva ior pcr-
sua. 81 drh,li, health, or where the .,st,m has
lssu im.urs.l. a. o. in'igoptn. qua.lIe. never
I..f a.. .T..f.I ffIf.f
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To the Hon. Timothy Ludisn, lodge Of Probate
bf the County u Osioul.

To the Hon. Tinothy Ludisn, Judge Of Probate
br the County Of Osiorl.
fTNHE undersirned Gulriian Of Phtle J. WAKE.
l field nod Ilsnnah J. WaksGsld.. minor heirs
~ Darids Wakefield late II IIsb,pn, in said coan.
~. deceased, respectfully pprssnts, that SAID nj
nor. ace ssiisd ADD possrsssd q the following de-
scnl"d real cttaie IN Il,bron. consisting 81 The
homestead afm II faid dsceassd: and thatit woud
D. ior the interest of sad minors io cell sad Real
Estate ani pat the procssis On intsfss, 81 iAs
bensht n aid minors. the EARN has 90 H. rented
or ~ on share, and H. therefore dspfosisting IN
value. Therefore, having received sR s,ivsaia.
geaus odst q eleven HUNDRED dollars zoe said farm,
uhich ofer Il b iof The interest ~ ~ Concerned.
inmr,latcly 10 accept, The pt"oesds II sale 10 h.
rot cot on interest f1r The l-nsht 81 said misoFs.
shs pray. that license NAV L. granisd hsf 20 ssli
abI rua1ry ths aluv, Described rel estate 10 the
rsrsau making laid ofsr. according q the ,iaiu,o
boz .u,h casss provided.
TnIIgA n WAkITIII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

TIN .ul-rrilrr vouil r,sp,rtfuil, give
.Sra notice a. the travelling pebble. that b.
'ntirl hss taken Oh, alayr uansi lluuss, h.
IsslIii clts,I dir,,t, opposite the Portland, :
.--ssE---S T.. DEPOT, PORTLAND, (Main')
on III. ste whrrc lruu'll, .tn"d the House kH'Nu
a. The n,pot Hotel. The pr'ssnt ilsUsc b. 4 new
.ul,.aatll tri,L s,lfcc-hIilt .Npfc.sl, for ITO.
Irl-aul furnished thrlughnat with entire new fur
niturr--aud uellurnngcd,to convene the tra'ellag
community. Travellers arriving he Portland from
ihr East or West, NIL fool thisfluuse isVre COO.
,enieut stopping placcihan aa, othsr rull,c lIouse
in the City-as Il h. within twenty Yards of the
Railroad station, snd bot = ,~ rods iloIn th. shah
where passengers from The Eastern part 81 the state
and the Provinces all land.
pousrs will always h. IN attendance 90 the ARR
val Of the chr. and the Boat, To- convey baggsgcto
aud from the House. frcc II chafg".
Passengers from che country V, stage, h"l,ad east
~ west. d, Car. 90 Boats, vii Ind the H'oi'rH
FTrAsRr' Had che right place 10 meet their con
yenisnce No pains "A lilo spared b, the prtsent
nrop,isi ., 10 nake tAiIouse agreeable 10 HE pat.
rons. JOHN TX. 'ko'hLhs
Fomcrl, CLERK u the American Hotel
Portland, (Nlaine, } June ,, 1883. ul-i
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Frrr r E,r Vs. lam 'y telegraph
1-Hu bath '.a' Tuan', pmmmonI * co..
steam m.I was burnt Yesterday Afternoon.
F.#nafHI '.s- af1rf ~'nUHn.
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LEVI LrDpEN, laie 81 Di,6'li,

v'HE Sui,-crih,r hereby gives Tublic notlce that
\ NJ hls ls,n dul, 'rpa,pted. ~ the liono'a.
be Ial.c 81 Probate Zoe the Cuuny u oNiord, aai
taken upon htn.elfths trust 81 EUrsisr II the last
Will apd Trsamsut ~
SOPHIA pELANO late q Peru,
"a add C,nut,. decreased, by giy ns hpni ls The
L,o directs: Ne ihef.lotv IeVgsis 40 pcrsuus
ha are indebted to the estate n add decreased, 10
make inasdiate Taymcut; and thoss Who have
an, trtuani. ihsrcon % exhibit n samcto
June ~, 1855. SUMNER u. NEWELL.
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HOTEL AND STORE
ron SALE or RENT.


Gru.r't o., Hgrl lbulrr, Esg.
Thr above stand, irrm ,t.,suir,i ln.,ii"H ir ih'
,.lr, ofthr Nuirns"ogg,u. 1al t. ,rHpscti'u With
tly iHirpi o., e Lail, lur of stage 90 hyuIs
POND, HIIrr. sItulttHn 90 rpu OF I..stn's' r,r'N
tp 10. iruul orc ihr country.
Ihr hHU.r contains e. usW urlU', barge auui
rul,,ulrut, ls tnr Go IT, b,rrI Boo ,.uHirN hotels
connected vUh Which b. ,rmmlIiHrs lllIl, &C.
Lecture, ur parties Of pl,lHurr, Sh'Ir - couples
have l,sn urll accommodated, aHi ais' "ih', ucr.
o,rf.,r uut huiIlins., Zoe thr oun,sn.cnrc 81 th'
above stand.
Tho stole e. ,luut .,, fu.l. fI"w i,r lluus" "r
thr .sne lpt. ,ad !. we'll arranged irs country f'-
tsil ~turH, aui irum its loratiou ma w-alth, and
ihun, nuu,1g sr,iion, would c"wmtni . lil-''I
share ct Oh, public p1irouagr. III, a.uNr prrmi.
pol. ar, we'll vatgtol, with nsscr hIng aprr.
,iu,l ~ .uU water, 's,r uHnlns iui" no. h"u'r 'rl
snhr. Sad pumi.Ds ,rul1iu sluui iNU aces II
.uul i1i,r,alg and, stluei,1i 10 rfn,rs thr nblg
With man, IL the luuHiss Il ru,id'nOr D., ."nd
,sufnm,. q .reu j,.ilsu'um % public llHus'
The above stand d. uarrri iur ss'r ur root, uu ih'
uDst ft,uDhs terms. lruuns wishug tn pn,'
chase will DO well o. call iuinrli1tr,
JAMES N. FARNtN.
-. IsE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

NrtfN hpiltlg hruIu race base thr1 these
pIs. n BE-. l.,u Utu,'i iu all I.irts ui ths vuHI
that u.tbirg hBs itn iuurI DIuhl tu them 90 cisss
ur disrulrr- ct the Live. d1.p'rs1, lnj stomach
compliant. g,n,nIl,. The, .'u1 give q health,
tone o. th,.r orgtr., huv,,,r uurh j,u1gri, 1ud
fhen 30 other uiTlns have bis.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

4 tur CO.'S HrU.stE
w War NtEoiS, E,Eu'0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13
Western Exchange Hotel.

RmfrI. rcboar aTlb, 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-25
Pure Brandy.

We published. last summer. re-
ceipe for maxim "pure brandy" which
the liquor sellers pronounced fabri-
cation. The Cincinnati Enquirer Of
last Saturday says:--"To those who
indulge in drinking brandy. it may be
an. interesting piece Of information to
give them an idea ofwhat they some.
times drink under the mistaken i'm
preston that they are swallowing
genuine imported article. A day o.
two since, DR.. Cox, Chemical Inspec
tor Of Liquors for this county. hat
occasion to make chemical analyst
Of q cask Of brandy. at place wher'
IL was sold very extensively. and founs
the following component element
largely preponderating; Alcohol
prussic acid. muriatic acid, oil pepper
aud sincsure of myrrh. A free indul
gence in brandy Of Ibis character
would aid materially n Increasing thu
undertaking" business"
We dare any OF them to chargs 'n'
Enquirer with lying. They will b
turned out Of the party II they do
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-25

On the esd inst. by Presiden,
Locke. DR.. 4. M. LAWS. of Iowa, tc
Mss MARY 4. NELSON. daughter OIL
Andrew S. Nelson of this place.
We have been suspecting for sore
time that Mary's heart was in Iowa.
Now she goes there in person to sub
NIT to its Laws. Good luck attend her
On the cath inst. at his residence,
by Rev. r. A. Goodwin, DAVID Rus,
SELL and HANNAH SorTER. both o.
Springfield township.
We commend their examples to al
loving couples who want to take Q
morning ride and return lone flcsh.'
The editors latch string is always GU
when his young friends from the coun
try want to give him call on such
occasions.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. T. A
Goodwin. John McWuoRrER and Ma.
RY McDoSAL, both of Metamora.
Really. Mary, we wish we hat
some poetry suitable for the occasion
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-25
The Kansas Troubles.

George 8. Park. late of the Park
vile Luminary publishes a letter in the
st. Louis Democrat. He says Mr. Atch'
ison had been organizing secret So
cieties throughout the State. the mem.
bers Of which are to turn out and
fight when called upon. All share the
damages ACQUIRING to any one member
all shall secretly resist. The object !.
to destroy the business character of al
Northern men.
The Benton and Wing presses ar,
to be destroyed. and. Unnecessary, can
non is to be brought to bear on then
at a distance-the party not TO sto]
until all Free-Soilers are driven out o
Kansas.
Park says he telegraphed to Gov
Price and President Pierce for protec
ton. but has received no answer. H,
traces to Atchison the destruction o
the Luminary establishment. and prom
ises more developments.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-25

the interest or institutions of Missouri
but have labored increasingly 10 pro-
mote her prosperity. 1t is true have
not believed the honor and interests
of Missouri 10 be in that course Of
policy marked out by some politicians
duty has compelled me TO cross
their path, which has brought on my
devoted head the bittercst persecution
Our paper can be read--.it will speak
for itself. 1t does not claim perfection
the leading objects have been to
promote the principles Of temperance
morality and virtue; to take a con-
sentative POLITICAL stand. and by
moderating the extremes. and by soft.
ening sectional aspcrities, to promote
the general good of the country and
the perpetuiiy Of the American Union.
/ love the South. and have spent
the best energies of my life to advance
her interest and her glory. The
battlefield of Texas are eternal evil
dences Of the fact; where individual
enterprise gathered around the gallant
Houston. and by incredible hardship
and almost superhuman exertion the
independence Of that vast country
was achieved now one OF the brigh-
test stars in the constellation Of States;
and l refer to my fellow citizens to at
test the fact that while l have resided
in Missouri have labored increasingly
TO promote her interests.
/ love the North. too; never, while
life lasts. shall / forget the green hills
of Vermont where rests the grave OF
my mother: nor the deeds Of the men
Of '76; nor the virtues and en-
ergies OF those who have made
those States a -lgh'--thc wond-
or and admiration Of the world
and shall ever look upon their glory
as the common inheritance Of every
American citizen.
With regard to leaving this com
munity, | would do so cheerfully. rs
soon rs i could dispose OF my interest
here. were satisfied that further
residence was not agreeable; but to
leave the grave Of my wife. the home
| have toiled years to embellish and
improve and many interests interwo.
ven with the growth and prosperity ol
the country and flee for no oiIense
like base culprit--.I cannot. j would
prefer death at my own home amid the
flowers and trees planted and consecra'
ted by affection and upon the soil oI
the country have toiled to build up
Our press has heen thrown into the
Missouri River--1 may be buried there
too--an humble individual is in the
power Of hundreds Of armed men-.buI
his death will not destroy the freedom
Of the American Press Independence
Thought and acton is inherent in the
bosom of every freeman. and il vii
gush up like perpetual fountain for
ever God has impressed on his un
iverse the principles of truth and JUS
tice. and they must prevail.
IL there is no security In the land o
Washington; il an American home
affords noproIection; IL the time has
!. arrived when this Union must be dis
solved, and al! its kindred ties ant
mighty interests broken and destroyed
and our land drenched with fraterna
blood. then let me be buried beneath
the turbid waters Of the Missouri rath
or than live to behold such scene.--
God save our country!
Gro. s. PARK.
PARKvILLE, Mo. April 90, 1885.