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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

THASKsGIvING DAY.-L'rhe Governors OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio have designated the
22d. and the Governor of Massachusetts, the
29th Of November as thanksgiving day in
their respective States. Maryland and Vir-
gina will be q week in advance Of them, as
they will observe the 18th Of November.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

GRAPE CuLTuRE-Th Cincinnati Chamber
OF Commerce. in recent report on he busi-
ness Of that city, state that there are not less
than 5000 acres Of Catawba vines in cnltiva-
ton in tho vicinity OF Cincinnati Of which
l600 acres are in full bearing and that, hy
the average productions Of the past few years,
this area will yield 100000 gallons annually
and in very short time must be greatly in
creased - st4 ls-l hrH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03
LIFE.


1t is true remark that youth is the hap
piest portion OF life Int like many other
wise savings. it passes UNDECIDED, till at some
late period in the great journey. we look back
upon our track, and, by comparison of the
past with the present. are forced TO feel and
confess the truth which we have before
doubted or condemned. Mankind are ever
tempted to think that there is something
better in the future than is afforded by the
present if they are not happy Vt, they still
indulge bright anticipatons. They are re-
luctant, even when advanced in years, to
believe that the noon Of liie's Joy is past. II
is not till the shadows, dark and defined. are
creeping around us. and forcing MS TO deal
honestly with ourselves, that admit the truth
that life is made mp of a series Of illusions /;
that we are constantly pursuing bubbles,
which seem bright ut a distance, and allure
us on to the chase, but which fly from our
pursuit. or. if reached, burst in the hand that
grdsps them. 1t is not til VIC are already at
the landing, and about 10 step INTO the bark
that is to bear us from the shore, that we
come to the conclusion that human life is a
chase. in which the game is nothing. and the
pursuit evesy thing; and that the brightest
| and best portion Of the chase is found in the
spring morning, when the faculties are fresh
| the fancy pure, and all nature rohed in dew
and Ginning with the music of birds. and
bees, and waterfalls. 1t is something tc
have enjoyed life, even il that enjoyment may
not come back again, for memory can revive
the past ana at least bring back its echoes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03
L. II. SMITH,
PORT lJONNAIE, POCKET BOOK,
Pressing Case Manufa Cturcr,

Dressing Case manufacturer,
n. ". cor. Of FGufh s. Chestnut StS.,
PHILADELPHIA
Always on hand large and varied assortment oil
Port Monnaes, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, Cahas,
Bankers Gases, Travelling Bags
Note Holders, BacAsammon bo1rds'
Port Fo,ios, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Cigar Cases,
Dressing Cases, Pocket Memorandum Books,
Also, a general assortment of Eng gish, French
AMI German Fancy Goods, Fine Pocket Cutlery,
Razors, Razor Stops and Gold Pens.
Wholesale. Second and Third Floors.
+. ii. SMITH,
n. w. cor Fourth & Chestnut Sts, fh!lada.
y. Bon the receipt of ST. Superior Gold
Pen will be sent to any part of the United States
by mail ;-describing pen, thus, medium, hard,
or soft.
Phi!a March 81, ls55.-ply.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

The game of fashionable life is to use hearts
against diamonds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

DLACK Pu.tY--s good article-for sale by
AZ Maybe WEiShR d. BRuNBh'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

WINES and Liquors for Medicinal purposes
w at WElSER 4 BRUNER'S.
Sunbarv. May 10. 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE C0AN
FRoM TIE LANCASTER CoLLIENr,
Northumberland county, Pa,
SNHERE we have very extensive improve
w ments, and prepared to oiler to the
public very superior article particularly suited
tor the manufacture Of Iron and making Steam
Our sizes Of Coal are:
LUMP, : for Smelling purposes.
STEAMBOAT, 7 for do. and Steamboat
EGG. EaoNhN' for Family use and Steam.
STOVE,
PEl' PEA, for Limshur"ers and Steam
our point OF Shipping is Sunbury, where ar
dement's are made to load boats without any
Geisy. oo
COCHRAN, rEALE & co.
J. ]. CocnnAN, Lancaster.
L. VI. PEALE, Shamokin.
Benz. RsINuoLD, Lancaster.
\. A.BAvMGARpsEn, i do.
~" Orders addressed TO Sham ckin or suLbury,
viii receive prompt attention.
Feb 10. lS55,--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

MANILA BEANS Just received by
WEISER & BRuNER.
Sunbury. May 10, 1866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

The MIssING Observation-Disclosures, who
ascended in balloon from Norwak, Ohio, on
the I'd instant, had not been heard or up to
the 18th at that place. The Cleveland Ohio
Herald says May be he landed in Canada,
SO far from railroads and telegraphs as o pre-
vent tidings yet reaching his home" He
leaves family at Milan, Ohio,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

Mn. JoHN Y. MAsoN.-Privatal letters from
Paris represent the physical condition of the
Hon. John Y. Mason, the American Minis
ter at that capital, TO he much moro feeble
than the public imagine, We appreheud. 1t
is said that such has been the effect Of par
alysis upon him. that he requires to be prop
ped up when sitting at the tahle.-WaSliny-
ton Star
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

A PLAIN SPOKEN WITNEss.-"Facts are
stubborn things" said lawyer to a female
witness under examination. The lady replied:
Yes stree; and SO are women, and if you
get anything out OF me, just let me know it,"
You'll be committed for contempt "Nery
well, I'll suffer justly, for feel the utmost
contempt for every lawyer present
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-03

HALIFAX, Oct. 24.-The Cunnrd steamer
Africa arrived here this morning at 10 o'clock
with Liverpool dates to Saturday, 18th inst.
FROM TIE CRIMEA AND THE -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

Tm ,sru rur urrrrrr .S wr ST.
J.u, Rryrr W. learn 6-.r q. X. I.v..,
Pa. who ha. -..r1tly returned from the
N-.-...k. aai vH.m.' With lion. Nathan
90 Blake 'nea'r.r.- .rthr States as...-
Zane. O.. t.s ,aT-.r- Trr.l -r,asr- along
rhe 81, John r.ar Oh. money arrrarratel
'gt.. arha. r.-n Entirely expended and
thatEtlasr proved entirely adequate
90 ua.'a' r.. r..I- ~ thr destitute It
.a. '..r ...a. .rHrirn, rr carry tHe se,-
'..r. through O.. tre r-r-.rt time. tu. mot
q. Ir.ra-. -rI fr chem r plant. Nr
Blake b. furnishing them from his own
-nuary, Boz which Ie bad seven ar eight
h-udreI hu.hs'. af grain. d.r1,yg.ths whole
'r their na.is AMI refusing O.. 20 any o, If.
immediate uai.Hh.-, NJ. Bike fa.ar,rl
Boz tls mission with generous and urrl.
t.lr' The state vl1 ug r.1--. r..ular,r
him.
The tract embraced ia thr destitute l.-
trirt j. ahalt sixty mile. along -her,vrrauI
comprise seven ar eight thousand r.r,.as.
Those who were h,-; .T haJ but JUST enough
90 carry thsus.Ig., through, while great
many BAL nothing ON the British side
there was also much suErir. which was
ra, promptly relieved. An agent was ,.ut
% investigate and make report. instead of
being ~ut with a luilarI oren hand There
were several cases o. great hardship. and
Two 90 three deaths occurred there rom
starvation. One woman barely succeeded
~ keeping bsr children alive by making Tea
o'hay gTm which they prolonged lii until
they were reached with sid. Co che Amui-
can sie there have ben no such cases, al
though there has hesn sickness induced or
Aggravated By lack ur sooI and suBci ut
io'd. The appropriation made By the state
last winter was 5000, aud was the most
'onneadaSls set ofths legislature
Journal q saturday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

o,roHp. So Alta Court Of Probate, heh At Ia
rio, within and for the County Of Oxford on the
third Tuesday II MAY IN the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and 6hy.hye
GUNNER r. NEWELL, named Executor in
- certain instrument pufporing 10 h. the last
VIII and Testament u sotH, DTLAso' late o.
Pem IN aid Counly, decetod, having ptcstn'ed
the same ior Probate
OHnTHTp, ihat the aid =. II. Newell give
,.,i,c =, all p.ts.ns Interested ~ causing =
con, n this otdsr o. H. puhlished three weeks sue
cs.sively IN The ONford Democrat prinist a. Fsis
that the, may aprsnr a. Probate Court % D. held
Al pans, in said County, on The ihifd Iursd1y Ut
June next. At nine IT the clock IN the forenoon,
anil shrv cause, anN they have, Nhy the same
.hg,lJ mt h., moved, approved and allowed -
a.. Last viii AMI Tcstamsni II The s1id dece'ssdi ;
TIMOTHY LUpDEN, Jpdg'.
4 irus oopy-Auestt
Ia W.. VIM NirOIy. R,guir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
The Reason why Downs Elixir
SO OFTEN CURES,
kFTEROTHFR MEANS HAVE FAILED.

la-h IS precmHcli'y EJpcrioraHt' rs
6rst effect bs,ng 10 loosea the cough, and enable
500 20 r1is~ easil, ADD freely.
25.-H acts POWERFULLY upon ne PTpira-
90, o-Faa,, causing the Kin o. become moist sod
hcabh,, anil discharging a vast suuuHt 81 the IA
rufites IT he s,.tclu, hS The rurgs 81 the sAin.
3d-Hs Diuriic, dririHg N ~ ihe drI-
,s,v s'riss, ro,t,on ufths t,scssc.
4h III kd, a hrh CaihGviie tsHdcHcy,
rcgalating the bowels and removing cost''cn's,,
Che reverse effect bcing produced by nearly al
puir1n,r mclig,ncs)
5ib, Hpa grdai Blood PYryf'r, mus, as
ap UAps-topnJ. ani through che Nauuus iuue.
tirrs of ihe skin, % hdnys, che bowels, 'nd the
llasaI, itthuuugaN t.Huibtcs che system, removes
ll,rase, qu.cAcus io health, action every rHit, 'ni
RESTORES ,iguf anj tone ~ thg whole s,sirm.
SaIHh, e.. ". ATwEI.i, u,icr The 4. :. 10
Gel, rousud Ggusrsi Agrot 1r Naive. AIs1,
suLl o., puEgr.fs and Dealers 90 Medicines cyrg
where. Npi D., ANuUIws \ HAr's, ADD ~
JouN DUIssIR's l5di,s' Shoe store, ian'
UiU
soI q, ~. W. RUST, So. Paris. l6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

WHmfr't Onrr.ri end lI.s, certain
Rome rrr- rr EIrrma'i.m. Henry Foot,
re#.I 80. of Nlf.h.-. Mississippi va. % 49,
r.-r srT.-rr r-.w 'h.. complaint. and tried
"a ..r.r.- .rraru'rI ranol.a. hoping f.ry
would r.rrft Dim. hut Do 'samr sr lal 1t
last. a.tr Pc. entirely confined to h., led,
and nr was unable 90 move either hand Ur
aHt. While hr r,ls i0 this horrible c1uii-
t.r. a friend brought him % quantity U'
Holloway. Ointment and pr.,., which D."
Immediately commenced On Use. De- SOM
rrrI himself gradually improved ly them,
HrI Ny Tsr-.E.riu- fnr eleven weeks, he Wa
entirely rurs.l. aul has since enjoyed tie
lest &c NrlIth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
pr. PETTITT's
American Eye SalVe
Trou ihs statement n
REV. G. u. N. wOODW ARD


"Hv va, ~ the ilu of lsi9. fret l~csme ac.
qruntsI With lhs Americas I've saly". ! had
I.rr tr rsar, tvrot years ssyfre'l addicted With
Srrc ard wsak Eycs, the stie-t Of having the
ma1.'s. no aU adult sgr.
4 F,urht,s of m.ur had leen, iDr two YEAR,,
.trrnI ID With W,as 40 iGhairst c,es, caused D.,
>su Rieum; part Of the time c0nh"ed "a a d''h
TuHfu.
Tlr the 6r.t e,shtvcars after had the msasle',l
had v..d .. s.u, medicines &c thr sNe, O. no good
eject. that had h.t 40 confidence in such prrpa-
r,tilus-had absolutely t,lusci Co use them !
Ms "a lss' persuaded 20 give Il q uial
"a ny daughter ~ 90. u cnfcd her eNts'
gave suu,s to ,ihsrs who wefs afflicted. u yave
refirct satisfaction. Cascs UiscNefai AoaTs 'iAna-
iu- we've cur,d D, n.
Goggles and Giassss. my COMPANIONS lor sigh-
teen ,,afs. have teen laid aside. meet Az the
storms Of Winter AMI dust Of sumner with The
naked eve.
A Iiuls rirl5C Mr. Badwin. bradford, VI, Sc
vsrely Affected from inisncy which had hatlrd the
sdpft, II al the physicians, vas perfect, CURED
by The salve.
Sold by &. W. ATwEIL, under the y. ; Ho-
,sl Portland. Paris, ANDREWS X BATS,
and JOHN DRESSER South Pni', W a
pTQTTN N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

The Louisville Journal state. that Mr. Clay
once declared in conversation that the Flu
eitiyt Slave Law was framed, in biz absence,
different from what he desired. On being
askCl what provision he would have intro
duc,i, he replied, ono that should have
given the slave iary trial 90 home. as Of
right, and without the slaves rToia'r1quest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

Itis .1il that in Nlli,1n. y. Y, the X
" bold their meetings in cave, Che enc
trance oC which &. just hr-' enough 90
admit one person az time, and the last
chat goes in take, the hole in with him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
DIED

d. N....l o.. 90 r'r.. r,r.. g., .rn ~ Wi
r.r k-..Ef. T.T..a-.f : ts,r,, formerly of oii'-
r.rF. Ne
o. th.-a. 5,h ir,t W. John rnsist', a-'i
pei 1T.H..
A. lFr''. eO,h rf.. Nc Es's,sa Ian1r',
.rr.aTf .ffhs ats Daul,. Taurcc, ol SUMNER, aged
- tsHrs.
o. Rrrvofs.I. Jan. n. N... pian,ha 4. Mer-
r.I.s ago. 20 staIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
d e N IT'S It r Y I!
6. II. BURGESS,

- EROM &. G. 4 ;. n. Burss','
80 psuul Ohc,, l.sSi'lo',-w'll
IFT~-~S h. pleased to waii upoo any who
r1y hs ds.iraus Il be- services, At bis Rooms, at
he Stage Hassss. whs,e be- Wt!i be prepared 10
peTiHrm auy dental operation, ia
Thorough aud satisfactory Mariner
Tech Inserted upon AfasspAs'e Pta,s from
ons tooth n an ar. ss'. I,
All operations vfrrasisS
Ma alfh tsSE ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

ONToEp, 's.-M Couu n Probate held At
raris, within rul iofthe tountN ol oNiod, On
the third Tne.dsy q May, A.D., 1855.
T'IMOTuY WALKER, Adminisuator on the
/ Estate 81 HIIEEiAH iuroHiNs, j., late
II Bethel, in aid County deceased, having PIE
.tutsd d. farih ,ecuunt Of administration of the
estate II SAID deceased boz allowance,
ORpEREp that the aid Administrator give no.
tioe 10 al Persons interested, by causing copy
u th, order To h. publi,hed three Weck. success.
vely IN The ONlofd Dsmocrai printed at Paris,
that they may APPEAR at PROBATE Court 10 be held
AZ Paris, on he third Tuesday ., June next,
At nine ofthe chick in the forenoon, and shsw
u any they have, Why the same shoud not he
allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Juds.
A troe Copy-aliest:
W. Wisr yIEsIs, R,r--.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
TROTTIyC HORSE BRANDY.

~ Uq,EIss,!E: n% an. ,, E. c'l y,
kIIlay ~ Jcan Baptiste Godei, IN the Pa
bW X n nsh OF GENTLY. District u
ss-f7- 1877 Three River. aal Wa called
IN, hsie,t Horse IN Caniii. The horse made
be-. time on Whitnc, roni' ~ ',Glon, in fsbU,s.
~. in 2Ii: il.o on Tnpp Pond, ia Poland, ia
80 and the subscriber will match him agaio.i
any Stud Horse IN the County, IN harness, for 500
at siN DAYS Notice. an, monlb OF the wear. Ne
was sired IN Qu,lec, by hJl-blooded Eugli.h
Ilgr.e, md l. nine year. Oh IN June. For Sped,
ActVily, aud Beauty be Is not eNoelIed b, any
horse ~ the State.
Said horse will stand duriny the present season,
~ the iolLving places Mondays, at the stable n
stephen lin,, Tumer Village; Tuesdays, At the
stable u samuel Holt, No,ih Turner, until
o'clock; thence 70 the stable Of Wm Child IN
Liyermore, until Wednesday morning.; thence ~
Canton Village, uniil Friday moning; thence TO
Buok6eld Village, where he may be seeo until
Saturday night.
Terms, s3 for a single service, SIS 10 insure a
foal Al casualties At the ri,k q the owner.
Hebron. May, 1855, A. s. COBB.
Norway Advertiser copy I'm JBly. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

ONToEr, 80 Ata Couuof Probate hsllat Paris,
N,thn anil lur the CouuN ot ONhU, on the
third Tuesiay ui Nav, 4. -, 1855
TTEKIEL MARTIN, Gur,lan Of MISSION
l., VI. NCUAEus and uthrrs, heirs ~ Martin
Richards, late IT Iu'nsr, be- aid Cunuty, vhru
,isc,l,-i, minors, having rrsssuiel No. 'hlri and
6usl account 1t Guard,snslip &C snid Wards Ir
allowance,
OrurrIu. That ihc faiI Guardian give M.
ti.r tn 40 Irr.71- Interested y, onu.iug cop, OF
tlis Order H. D. published rirre weeks succDssW,'y
in The ON1R Democrat, printed 10 Pans, that
thc, ml, apl..,r Al a Probate Count o. H. held at
puis. 30 slh COUNTY. onthc "a Tussdsy Il June
iNt, 10 nine 81 the clurk n the forenoon, and
.h,v cause. ian, thr, have, vhy the same should
not 10 allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, ledge.
\ true cHry-ntisst:
10 wv. WIEr NIEGIN, R'gsfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

o,roHn. -. Ala Cowt II Probate held at Pa.
az. vi,s,n AMI f,f he Count, II OSio,d, on the
th,,d Tussia, II M,N, \. D., 1855
I'pon the foregoing r',l',"n,
Onrrrrn, that thc .aii Adm.ai'ntrr give ~.
,,s,t, ,iIr,r.nos irter,.irdlN causing COP, of,h'
or,ler a. l.. ruld,hcl three we'ks 'uoocss,yel, in
nh, ONi,rd prnp,rt printed Of ruis, that they
rn,, arrs1r AZ Probate Cuurt o. IT, hcd 81 Pans,
\, .al suun, ou The thiri Iu''dly ofJurs ncNi. NJ
nine ~ he Ck,k iu The i'tsun"n, a0d shew cause
TIMOTHY LuppCN, ysdgt
4 true copy-nit'st.
W.. wtEr NuU0iS, RsgHC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

S,>s AN p,reurSs or TarrpoS The
Quart -'y Meeting viii lc held az Poland
900 wednesday and THURSDAY. Juuo 9th and
7.h, o. prepare for the coming ithof July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
From Enrope


=, Coustantinoplc and the Crmca tas '-'sn
indefinitely suspended &c not abandoned.
The M1uirur publishes an imperial de-
cryr. ro.tp1uins the opening OF the ni'cr-
al Exhibition from the lstt5 che 10th OF
Nav
The following tsle-rlphic iepatrh wasre-
cciygd from the Vienna correspondent oi thr
london Times dated NAV 81 Authentic
information has reached me that the h0m-
b,rimsnt of S''ustor1. which had been sus-
pended on the 2sth. was o. De resumed IN a
few l1v.
The debates IN Parliament show that al-
though the cUufreucl. at Vienna have hrrn
suspended. hrr~ are stiIl cherished that
tbry nav Ic renewed The Earl Clarendon
detl,rrs thar Austria stiII thinks acceptable
.-rrs may hr proposed. arI that Prussia
may ne brought % take part ia che cau.rr-
rrcc.
L1ui Derby denounced Austria. in explicit
terms. ls che ally of Russia
10 b. AFFIRMED tHl' thr D,urr1l cruwlni-
ir- thr French ARTILLERY. 'ls written OBJ trH
EuyerNr o. Che F.t, that having a.rHulin-
t1 prauIss kept ur che hImnrImHnt IN
Tar'rgr DAYS. f.s task wa. arrumr. shed.
that che allie. hlI me- re'ur7l tIe Tarr,
and VERY noe .r Is rirIf'.Hr 'H attempt ''r
assault chat their gums Irru t'e rrHfurtni
firing were completely urzTr,icaH'H, and
that b. only remained rr them Goo withdraw
their troop. boz -r1i order. and leave che
guns 49, Ola iron iu thr Tn-sr--inn ~ che
enemy.
on thr other hand, although 30 was aI-
vI''ri 'r >r g. Wool .H f..l IHr..n' Conn
ID .. o. d..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

Louis Napoleon has bccn investing largo
amounts in California, in che names ofothcr
rartir--rreIariuE for a rainy day,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

Between 1000 AMI 5000 tenement. arr
r.prr,rI as now labelled "t1 Dec" iu This CO
tv. AMI a Iar-r number srr "f1r sale"
-. York Tribune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
ENoCu MERRILL, g.

o,r8Hn. s,. Atp Court OF Probate hs.I a. "a.
DO. vrtH.u a7I fr 'h- Count, ~ oN'nr', un
tbr tb,rl Tur.Hp, ~ Ma, 4. u. 1850.
ON ths I.,sr.rg Petition
OEuuiu, That ilr sH1 t7fnu give
a4u,r 90 nn rrr.r1s i1'-r'.rrd D., r'uslng e
cor, ~ th.. ouIsr o. 10 puhIishsd thee week,
..u,rr..i,s', on The O,fh pwnolaI ru1'ri
II rau., that che, nay arrrlr ~ lf"l9'r
Count fr Ils beta ~ rsus. H1 DO 'hHi IHr''''
ui Jurr r,Nf. ~ ulHs ut che ,.H,A ln Che i'Ir-
moon. arI .hrg cause, Of ar, thsy have, ohy thr
.anr sI.u.l nHf Dr. grauiF'.
TIMOTHY LupDEN, Ja'gs.
A'us S|TfH iWrst
IL w. WIUr NtroiS, E.g.Hv,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
Holloway's Ointment.
rhr Irnnh EnIrrnnI nrmrhN.

n, The a,i &c mirrpsrHpr, Ur zee Williams nj
lttls ugraiu.s u1 the suS',Gr ui uur bodies lhrp'
t.,.r thI. pinimsut shea ,u'tJrI U1 thr shin, b.
CARVED Co un, organ ur tnaaul pact. Disease of
the kiIur.-. u,.aulrrs 81 thr L,rf, affections of
Go, heat, ludammitrn II thr l.HHgf. Asihmas.
Cuu-h., ,ul CHlI., are D., 10 mrsus rHrgtuai.y
curt Eysp housewife knpNs that salt vii
pl.. through bone or Meat ~ an, ihi.kusss. The
healing ointment fsr more tetlil, through ans
h1ns ~ rr.hy rlrt fthe human body, curing che
moot diugtrou, iuvari complaints, that cannot BE-
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STATE OF MAINE.


~ Af.rrurI Session offhc Executive i"unrd
\ viI 10 held ,t the Cauagl Chami~r, be- Au-
-r.fp. r1 Nunlay. tha ioHffh d1N ID June u,Ai.
Ars.. ALDEN JACKSON Sec 3 oiSu
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A Word to the Afflicted!
\ ra,t amount ofsuncnus !, occn.ioncd

Diseased state 81 che organs 1T the head and Il
thr mrmbnpprs r,s.,grs le,.ilg tum che heal
,lto th- throat. such s, Headache, Gtii'rr's,
Diuurss. Wbiui-g anil buIS.1g scn'a'
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salmon 7 Chase. il ulkri'of as one OF
the candidates Cor the Govyrnarship ofohio.
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rsr.r E,rvnr's Hrrv pr-ald
OF. N.H.u. Isr Marvel. la. r.tsmri from
F.r.,r. t'. husband us % v.f.. ths father
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ONTpHu. ss. An Court ~ rH'rts hsI a. ~.
CO.. within ari &C. iHr County of u,iHri, u1 the
tb.I lHr.dN FOL. Mlf On ths ,rr of uur
l.HrI ono ih.upHl r.gir hrr.ari aui tn,.f's.
CNNuTl PACKARD. tuini.ua'rr q he
- ..pr.uf Ilu rN,NArr. bfr off Hr.hh'i Boz
.BtI CO. a., drrr'ssi, Hl,i1c prrs'Hir' h's tn'I
ssSH.ut r' ths IauiHfsffsrHI 10 Oh, '.ffr az slrt
isoraf,l &C. allowance,
OHrIHrr. That che ,1lI Niu.aIstptnr give
uH'.rs tp go prr'uHs Interested lN rIusing cops
ui ihls url,r tu o. prhIshli idrrr weeks uirrrs-
.i,r'y iu The ONErI DsmHOut, puuJsI 10 rar.,
that ihry mas APPEAR ata Probate Count o. O.. hrld
at Pare, iu ssli tuu1l,, un fhs thid Iu''dly Of
June, neat, st ulrr II ih- Si1rA On che i,iruupn,
aaI ,hrv ,suss. II au, ths, have, VII, ths same
should rut d. lilHvsi.
TIMOTHY LuDpEN, J43F,.
\ tire CHpl-fiissl
W.. WIEr NiEoIS, Esgui1.
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o,,o,p. ...Ats Court NJ Probate held ~ r..
81, ,.,ihip and r., The County " O,iHri on the
Ind T,rsI,, ~ Nav in the year n our LORD
eighteen hundred ani hii,.hSe
CNRUs THOMPSON. Aduini-raior on the
| ,.,ats II AtntEr Wuopsuv. late II Peru,
,u s1id Jrunt,. deceased. having rroseniei biz
fr,I 1srrurt uf standardization n The estate ~ sa'd
dcc,lfsd lur aIHvAnos,
OUprprp, That The aid Aiminislrator give
notice ~ 80 pr,spus Interested by pulaishug coo
T., OF this' orlsf three weeks succcssivs, 30 me
O,laul p,musr1t'rriutsd AZ Paris. that they uny
rrsarat n Probate Cruu % h. bell NJ fnus,
an the ihtd Tussd,, II Ju1r orNt, a. nine ~
the clock IN che (irruoon. and ,hrw causo, II any
t,r, have VII, M. spn4 shpui Mt d" allowed.
TIMOTHY LUupEN, J4igs.
: trus rrry-iurs'
w WAR vIHotv, HcH~.
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To IN, honorable lodge OF Probate for the Coanly
Of OSlord.

TRyIN ROBINSON, Administrator Of the
estate Of CrNus A. KRIS, late OF Psu, IN
aid County, dccss'ed, respectfully reprcsen'''
ihs, the personal estate ct SAD deceased - not
..G,,,.,, !, r,, the iu.t delts which he owed ~
,hs ion. nj IA. bath. by the sum II two
.bn,dr,d J,ll,r.. IIe thefsf,r pays that your
h,,,r WonU gr,n. him licro 60 ell. At pullic or
r,i,a,. ale. AMI convey ~ 81 he reel 80
,,t., n MD Lessassl ~ mny D. n',,s-lry flr the
r.,rnsot Of ali d,bt. suJ lar,dsu,slchTge'.
ERWIN ROBINSON.
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EDsipeias, salt Rhcum, and Scorbu,ic
IIuuOTs.

NO r,msdy has ever done 90 much Or the cure
Il Iisrs.r. Of The Kin, vh,icyer firm thsy as-
sumo. IL. this ointment. ~ -asr 0i salt Ehgum,
Sruryr,, ~ufr Head, Srroiua, or Lrsirrlas, can
I4r. uithstssi o. influence. The Inventor has
travelled over macy pate II III globe, visiting
the prnrip,l Hospitals, dspensiug this aintm 1u,,
giving alyicr as ~ D.. application, nnd hn' thus
l-.eu The msans Of restoring conrtcss numbers 10
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