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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-06
FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA. i.
BLES.

BLES.
announcing 20 the public Of Washington that
Il have taken possession, by purchase, sn
G ihe above Stables, on q street, near SEa&DN
sae War Department, (ately occupied (vXS
~ 4. Schwartz,) i wish TO inform S
tssn tha; Il will be entirely conducted by myself,
s1d taet all orders left upon the promises viii be
aiss1ded 10 punctually with elegant Carriages and
cA'efal drivers. The Riding School win be con-
Quoted by professional equestrian and perfectly
doclie hones; having stated hours for lady eques
ctals, in private or public, as they may prefer.
PARTICULAR attention VIII be paid to horses kept
o. Livery IN his establishment.
Persons requiring open baroUches or family sar-
RIGGS, can be satisfactorily accommodated, as
vel As those desiring riding horses for gentle ae1
o. lsaies
FREDERICK LAXEMEYER,
yE-3m Agsat.
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BALLS.
GRAND FIREMENS, MILITARY. CLUB.
.s AND CIVIC BALL
BY THE
Western Hose COMPANY. No. i.

eS1eIu aose company, No. !.
THE MEMBERS OF THE WESTERN
= HOSE COMPANY, No. 1, beg leave to in
form their numerous friends and the public in
general that they win give their SECOND GRAND
BALL at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS on TUES
DAY EVENING, October 9th. r.-..
The members of the Company pledge themselves
that neither pains or expense will be spared 10
make II the Ban Of the season. The object Of the
House :
A handsome Speaking Trumpet will be present.
ed to the Fire Company selling the most tickets.
Esputa's celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Supper and Refreshments viii be furnished by
an experienced caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a Gentle
man and Ladies; to be had Of any Of the members
OF the company, or at the door on the evening of
the Ball.
Companies are requested to appear in uniform.
COMMITTEE of Arrangsments
VIM. Riggles, r. E. Booth, r.. L. Masten,
r. I: Wilson, F. Hager, J.Spalding.
1-tb&
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had kept her an unlawful prisoner for nigh
four months, but Squire, she had me under
arrest for mighty nigh seven years u' g :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-06
FOR 81. LOUIS AND CAIRO.
- u - sss;;;is1I5

odLi1hOhE AMI OhiO hAILhOAD.
PASSENGERS leaving Camden Station, Balti.
more, by the Express Train, at $40 p m, or
past p. m. second day afterwards, thus making K l
the trip In forty-fiye hours through from Balti-
more, and forty tive hours and three quarters ffom
Washington, by Railroad all the way, Return
Ing, the trip Is made In fory-six hours, Including
all stoppages.
Baggage will be checked to Columbus
there rechecked for Indianapolis, and thence to
st. Louis. 's
Through tickets, S25 80, to be had at the Ticket
Office at Camden Station and at the Station at
Washington. JNO H. DONE
sep 19-eoI0t Master of TRANSFORMATION
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

A GENTLEMAN, who has had experience in
"A teaching, proposes to give instruction atnight
In all the English branches, and Mathematics, and
IL desired, viii take a class in Ancient Languages
For further information, apply to JENNINGS
P1GOTT, Esq, Washington Library, 11th, or
to Mr.. ADAMSoN, at his Periodical Store 9TH
street, near the City Post Office.
sen la-lm = ---- =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-06

a NEW LOT Of Perfumery Just opened at
n JOHN +. ELLIS'S,
sepA near 10th st.
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WATCHES.

II you are in want Of perfect timekeeper at a
u reasonable price, In gold or silver cases, you
are invited to call at II. SEMKEN'S,
40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
sep I3-U ..--.- ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-06
FIRST GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC, CLUB,
AND FIREMENS' BALL
OF THE
Ben Franklin TARGET Companv,

T>HE BEN FRANKLIN TARGET COMPA-
Il NY take great pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public generally, that their
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
Will take place at Carusi's Saloon, on MONDAY
EVENING, October 9Th, 1855.
The members Of the Company viii spare nsi-
fher time or expense in making their arrange
ments, to give general satisfaction to all those
who may honor them with their presence.
Esputa's celebrated Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets 81, to be had Of anv Of the Committee
Of Arrangements, and at the door on the evening
Of the Rail .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-06

QT A regular iine Of stcameFsr between the,
United States and Australia is talked ef "a. -
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Z. OWEN n son

" .
M G II Ant ILORS
MO. 2l2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. res
pectfully announces to their friends a.
and the public generally that they have lust 8 :
returned from New York with their Fan N2
superior CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST
INGS, together with well selected stock cf Gem
tlemen's Furnishing Goods, which are now open
Tor inspection sep 29-eoew
SUPERIOR TABLE AND POCKET CUT.
y lery, Razors, Scissors, &C., positively low, at
the Housskeepess' Furnishing Store, 496 Seventh
street G.FRANCfS. "
] sep24
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
THE &FORD DE M @ r. a II.
10 In, Hon. cou, Of Probate within and for tho

To the Hon. Cou,t II Probate within and Coz the
County of oNiord.
DESpECrFUlLN represent, Aaron Pauons
IL II BucA field, IN said County, AVID Eunice, his
wife, that David Warrn, late Il Hartford, N said
County deceased, IN and BY he hst WIZ and
Testament, dol, proved, approved and allowei, IN
ani uy aid Coutt, devised The onr.haU ol lhe
huillinrs on she homestead farm Of said deceased.
On his daughter, Hannah Warren, anil at The l'nd
che sah deceased owned in bic Homestead h'm,
lsing two undivided third parts thereof, 10 said
Hannah. she aid Eunirr, who was also a daugh
tsr III aid deceased, ani Elyin shaw and David
W. Bsuran. thr said Hannah % have onc-third
mart thereof the said Eunicg ODclhlrd part thereof
snI the aid ENita shaw and David W. henson
ib, remaining third thereof
The, further rrprcstnt that In the settlement Of
the f.tlfc Ut sll deceased, 10 became necessary "a
make sale ola rortiou 81 aid firm zoe the pay
i.cut oftho iusi d.hs ui aid docras'd aud cNpon.
se. IT Misunderstanding and The executor oi 'aid
VII dul, ultaiuci license anil 1uli aI that part Of
.lid Grm owned ~ slii drCrasci, which le1 nn
ihc oasi,rl, SIDE ct The road running Through aii
tam. ,,r5rt ths land whgTJu1 saiihulldings stand
Wbsr,h, ,rI I, reason uf s1d ale, ihc devise
4Grr,tIto her, the said Iuuice, has been greatly
diminished in quantity aud value, auI .hr has sut
GIrl lr.s 90 De amount, 1s Nuur petitioners AL
lrrr. two hundred tU''Hrs.
NUur petitioners mIthrr r'TUsg1t that che Uthrl
real estate. devised ns sluIg.1id 90 s1id ll1nu1h
l,esilrs ihr uUe-thirl part OF SAID land, o. Wit.
ur,.b,lf or the Iu.diugs uu said farm were nnl
stfU nee of great value auI that iu making patti
tom of .aiI farm amuHg ihr .li jo,Fcs, under th'
.ad VII, the rraI o.IItc ds,s,l os ainrrsaii, Q,
,trI IIau1lh should ,Huitiluis Goo diminish thr boot
ofssd Er1irr. 5s bi1rcsaii, according Co BE- yalH
as thr law directs.
Your rslitiuusIs GIthrr wUrrsrnt, that u BE- dr
siBbl, that thr Ir.t portion &C s8li Real Estate
belonging ts .,iH Eualr,, ls divided aui sot ou q
bee. 90 luII ths Same Boo srErU,lNi aui NuuI go,
tiur.Is poo, thlt BNrr tr9 proceedings boo DO ih
urruisss. rattiirD De- made thereof 1c,'r'iugN
aBH that u making Va,uuuo thereof thr whnh
uaI r.t,te devised Goo sriI ilH11th 1s aiHtrs1id
o. held iu ,uutfhu'r 90 'r..,u thr luss orclsinnc.
o. ssI Euurrc as aiur,.aid, as o. law ani Insitu
arr,rflIn..
N.urrltti,rrr. lsg lrrvr 90 s1y lunh,r iha
David Wausu. .a0 ct .1id dorr1scd, 81 llsuIofi
.nrtt.H. ts ertnfry auI owner ui ,'l che iuiIfrsf
uf8H UBrrsh WHur1. El,,u ~h,v, aui n',u
". llrrsuu boz rrrmis.s, bHyHg ruf,b's'i ih
.tnr. ed tbr .I.N liHn.,h B.. decreased, anil slu
Tf,up shaw aHl David ". Esn.ou reside uut ,
OLA. .H.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
Thriec-Weckiy Kcnnebcc Journal Tor so


nURING the approaching session II the Lsgis.
~ hture, the uBlrrsignsd vii coutiuur the ruh.
ls1ii1n 0i che fHUtCE-WHIkLt JorbNAt,
bsiHs Volume MI ct DE same.
The rcsu.t of tbc recent election, an che p"ht-
cal character q the majority of che members gh's.
o. thr lrgsb tur,. vi.l give o. ths proceedings
Uf tbe svssiun vrighf,, Intrinsic interest. Ac-
oorjing 90 thr Nv lstj ioicutans of the dominant
paItrs, che vhola policy of che system 81 "liIu'r
rruh.h.ttuB' v,l De- brought under disDussion,
viih tbr view o rrps,liu- che present statute, anl
rHHgtlB- rn Its stIId IBu WHTr i1 HrrHri'ngr with
their views frnrtIspl wisdom. That this ChHTt
will give rise o. rfol1Hgri discussion, ilirrr'i-
I1g tu ,yrN ciurgn, aUl rspora.., s' o. s'.D
hrrHi ui Temperance, nu one Ctu uHUlt. "r 'Iis
rvss11 vc shall spare n1 pains ur cNrsnse in inf.
nsbrHg tu uuT sulssulyrs iuII ani accurate lrpnrts
of 40 that W1, bf sbii a1d d1rJ I1 ihs Legislature.
o. tp fhis, oHt,i.s upun us q hr1,, CHst, 'nd a
h.eDI sun-..rtru De is al. that wil. ave w from
peguHHn rss.
o. view lthrss hcfs We lnah with confidence
fH Hur ErruH'..l1 tipHl' thruushnut ibr state 90
H.' Peel i1 obtaining uIsrr..TTs Especially an vr
s#HJl, from each EruHhlrlH mrulsI ,.thr lrg-
IsHfHfG chat rTTsHuBI ,IHIi rr boo H.IHtN without
which rrHHrr.lt.H. II,t ,ln1uI lr .lHin,I
THr rrnrruH. Irr. of raiIfubd uh.gd uuv tr'.
1rT#r fHr STAT. q" a.. .ITUUtI"rs, uI. ,HH.'r WY
huge plHr#I..H .I HIr .r's.rIs-. tr fr.rffr ihHrr
rlrTr. IL .u h.rrs after rrlIrurr. The nrt
rru'rIs b .r....rirtH1 60 che Ihurr-MuA.y uur'
...."'." rH| sTfIsHUfHIN fhHu Ir hr".T NrI.s.
Tho .WrlN Jrnl. r.H o. Tuti.h.l
N.rBt. Nl.r...H,f tHI FRIDAY uHmIH.., aIr.I,
rHnr. ell Obj. IH.H.M uaN A-., ara CO..
U.H..I."-4 ...... Legislative H.H.I.
TH. rrrr o.. or DOLLAR TOR TIE
SESSION. H. u.Ht'. pstal'r .r t|,RHrr.
I. b.. ."...E'.. fHHt tHr nIU.s ui su.-'I''H.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
From Europe

The steamer Asia, arriycdat Halifax Dec
18th.
The new, by this arrival consist mainly
of rrac, rumors, but the public have no
means OF obtaining che truth, and they aT'
rr1'ahly uf little value.
The BERLIN c1rrrsr0ulrucc og 4th oi De-
crmber. OF che London Morning Chronicle,
saw. 10 j. u1 doubt true that an the chhiucts
arr anxious Cor pracr, but 10 b. equally true
that il canuo. D. said that Negotiations arc
rriur forward. 40 che utmost preparatory
s,grs arr only being made.
Austria Dies NOS guarantee % Join the
allies 10 the ultimatum lr rcWCtei.
FEov rur Cswr,. Thgr Is really moth
inc % write about, as nothing has occurred.
Ngrv little tire is exchanged between thg
north and south sides.
Tho Russian work, ON ihe north side ar,
rlr.lly attaining gigantic dimensions.
Engineering operations On destroy >rh1s-
t.rrI docks arr about ermT,g,el
FEHu rU pENDT,LuuE. Intrigue cone
t.rur- rsT-ytIn- thr chuIre ola llUsr1iar.
Asia. 4 curr,-uHulrurr uf Nov 10Th,
mentions that Omar pBabl bad divided hl,
Er-H into three gurTs, 1ul that tc himself
with the main hHly occupied >Tchum hlIr.
AMI bah detached tUn regiments H. cavalry
urI.r TrrhtI ana u-uIu pl.R tn Ga.
EaIuuht at kl'r. while doe corp. ri Nu,a-
pa rlrhb with Igur.Iau crutu-.u. SEA, 40
lsnuu.
Cerr EETv>. The King uf Sardinia
Frru- thr vr.k has he.u frr EuH.f". Queen
Victoria SUuIay. bev"rn.rT.I bon taH >lr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
Notico of Foreelosuro.

WHEREAS, Nichols Peterson, n Hiram, in
w che County ut ONuri and state ~ Mainei
ar tha tuJat, .lHh i1y OF June, eighteen hundred
ana arty-ur,, conveyed o. john q. llul'sid o.
Hiram airr.8id. a certain parcel ut land .,mied
i8 Hiram, aIofr.sid. containing ah1u' h'iN acIes.
ana I1B1HaI u1rthsrIy hy land oi Johg yimss a
aaf af che subscriber, West by che divisiun .in'-
LstwssB ths t1,us ot liuram and Porter, >ouih BY
L1ul CT Cssb tsmsns, and east IN ile ''eui' ','
pauI, ls arpsar- ~ Psiers1n's Nor'g'ge ,e'l'
sf..fI F,t.. recorded in ONiuri v ,sisin District
Registry, Bork "a, page 80. And whereas .'id
U4l1rl thsrsarsruafd., on the third day Of teb-
ulr,. 4. u. IS53, trsnsicrred aud assigued % me-
ths said mortgage aui deb, thereby secured the
conditions OF aid mortgage having teen bcoAen'
claim o. iorrliose the same aEr.csby 90 the sat
utr i1 such ease made and provided.
JOSEPH III TERSON.
Hiram, Dec. IS, 1855. 70
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Notice.

TIE COMMITTEE on the l1cli.on oi ihs
| Fair an.l show IS th, Oxford County hgrl.
cultural Suri,iy uN receive application. ifum 'ho
rs,p'e of thc several towns lnl ,iIl-r' gi tho
County, desirous II BE- Iac'lion On their 'rinii,'
The amount sul,.,rl-d &C. thc pru'srnlui suIiaH'
.tuuuIs. be- i,HgHg snI nuiu. cop, 1ni 'hr ,I0'i"n
ota suitalls builIiug, viii lays much TOD with
their decision. They w,l n0t cDu'ld.f ihe 'ia"u1i
in dollars anil ccuts or ssk Il be- muur, hui only
that the mUst H. done o. procure and ii un The
grnunIs. Nut lfs, than - agrc- ui hud viii y
T,ouirrI. ami thr furg 10 d. not l,.. than oight
cet high, boarded tifht, so les o. rmtrct the
ground from observation; anil the rTeCiiun 90 such
a Luild.ug as Do, committee MAY determine. Ap-
pIration tu a. made in writing with the proper
guarantee, O. ihc chairman. un ot before the bet
"Wednesday iu Jaunu next.
DARIUS FORBES, Chairman.
South Paris, Nov. 3O, 1855. %
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III e L o D E 0 " S !!
8 ID & IL w. SMIwU'S

IELEnRNTED MELODEONS, 90 loug anil
I h,onL, known % the musical world, have
l,aen rendered It'll mnie dcsir,ble Nv their ncv
method Of yuiciug, and lpr which the l'i premium
ga. gi,rn over an competition, at thy rrocut Na.
ti0ll Fair.
Onlcr. i,om any part OF the country or ~orlI p
cent ditcct 10 The mluulaclury, 90 Boston, With
cash or satisfactory r,isfen,e, viii h. promptly at
trnded to, aud a. aithluly executed rs " The par
ties were present. or employed an agent 10 'ee''.
and on as reasonable terms. Zach instrument
warranted.
Prices from els TO 5000.
Persons Who wish 60 hire Mclpd'ou' with We"
Of purchasing NJ the ouI III the year, can have the
rcn, credited ~ pant of the Purchase mon'y, lac.
tory and Wsre.tUoms, ~
AZ Washington 81, BoVqE, Mos5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
y ''' Wv, WAR vrnors, R,s.,g.

O,rorp, 80: Ata Court orPrn'atr, held At Paris.
within and i1r thc County Il Oxford. ON The
rlTrr.Il, n Drc,mher iHthu year uiour Lord
eighteen hundred and h0y.hve
C,ARAH JANE BRADFORD, Guardian Of
- As1.anI lois \. Bndiord, Of Turner In che
Count, II Aulrusraggin, minors, having presented
b.r2i account Of Guauiianship % slii Wards Tor
allowance:
oRurErp, That ihe said Guardian give
notice On an persons interested by causing a
cow of this oulrr 10 ~ Published three weeks
.uscf..,ycy in The Oxford Democrat, printed
,t Paris. that thcy may appear az Probate
CONT n, le held at Paris, ON the third TucsdaN
Of JaBmr, neNt, al uiuc II the clock ia the Tore
noon, and .hcN cause, Il any they have, Why the
same should not D. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Jsig'.
4 true copy-Auest.
% W.. WHIT NIRGiN, Rsssiig'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
ALSO JUST 1T BLlSllED.
Flower & Tuccd's Grammar Of Compo-
..ition, ort.tnduhl EirrcIsc' In Writing
the English Language"

Thist take. hitherto unnsrl ri'l grruri, 'ni 'uu
.ist. musil, OF ENrrrisrs 900 ,rimupf,i. "Im'' Dee
mgamarfie,I application ., i-' HrIn'lu.' of -I1I-
mar COO IL new plan. tursrnl.Ish ihr habit Whiting
cuuuI, Ahrf tlis bIhIt b. iNDi, thr neat im'
p1riaut .fCp Boo composition DO Aiuu-'m'H, IN'
b. taught in 70 manner euilrDI, new giving ',i '''
p,rs,.. al 4, time. .l simIIIhug lbr vHfh as iD
r.r.lrr s..,rtilI aiI o. .hg teacher In iuuIuIug
correct auI systematic u.ilpI ut thinking aH'
PaII.hcIb, DANIEL BrRG2ss = co. 60
ions Street, New luTk. Snl+
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
From d.. J.La Bvrr. Llgiy.

yourselves. Thcyare selected from multitude Of
others.
From d.. JOAN Brorn, Lbuiy.
Dear Sir. have made usr Of ,our European
Cough Remedy, 6r Cough with which have
i.en afflicted i1r some time, 60 my entire saiissc-
ton. ,nd have also employed II in NY practice
With the happicu results, and am iully oonviacrd
that il !. one u the hest IT medicines in use ior
what il !. recommended. J. BROWN, ~ ID.
Mr.. IIrnneman Of Seatloro', bad lor two ysars
AMI ten month. hccn afflicted With most distress.
log cough with extreme pressure u Che lungs, and
other u,inGtl SYMPTOMS. During this time she bad
,mplu,rd good physicians, anil taken many Of the
popular advertised medicines WiihoutcS experiencing
an, permanent len, Gt. Many nights shs vas
obliged o. III up ur hours not being allr iobrcnthc
I,ing down, anil friends dcspairirg Of hct recovery.
Last June she W.. induced % tN Rev. W. Chrkr's
Great Euupr1n Cough Remedy. Aiu'lbntur ior
- cents greatly relieved her, anl induced bee 60
tr, large b,ulc hr - c,uts. and o. thr astunish.
msnt Ut 40 who knrv her. these two boulrs, with.
out any other medicine whatever, completely ~
stored Lcr O. health, which she now cuutinu's to
enjoy. W. lnd Mu. llunn,well bold themssl'cs
Rad, a. answer 40 Inquiries, respecting thr nluNe
cure, aud ATE satisfied that ihc tuu.h Remedy b
the Ir.t rrmod, known f1r Coughs ani disou.sfs
II thi shsst ani lungs, lnd as such hey recon-
mend % On iho a0iic'od.
/ The, also state that Mr. Watson, one ofihcir
nrghllfs, Who Wa considered by his luonis o. D.
I in consumption, vas pc,uadrl tuty me luuprlu
Cuugh Remedy, a1d the rcsuli w1sanpid rcoo1c'
.g.
Rspr,l1Vs Cu,, n Pkiiar, with severe o"ugh,
concentrated ~ VIZ. brewster, rust master, 10
/ Curiis's Conner, Aug. ~, lsj3.
/ Rev. Walter k,-pDr Sir. We Samuel
shaw rc.iIiug 10 Grc,uc. krnnrirc County, Me-,
ha. been arl,ctsl with rhihi.ic be- uumurr 81
.N,ar, lot che pact year hr vas sn dlstrrss,i &C.
brslih that hr',uull NE bay jUvu.--At lsfi. hrlr'
iug ufthr EuuT,ln CUugh l,rrIsdv, De- ssui iur q
. l.ttIr ani rlmu,rrrsi taking b.. llr v's gr,1'',
relieved O., thc Beet dusc aui from thattIm, rrsi.d
well 90 u,.hi. \ few hIttlrs completed ths cure,
and De- uuv ls.ifrs 90 rrruumsnl che medicine tu
uibrr- Bs De- b. iuI', assured that % BE- vuuhy ul
tur utmost confidence.
/ The European COACH H,mcl, isTr,TaUl b, r.,
. Walter C1tac, Corn,sh Ne, Boy Nhuu 'srut, zee
.ungUrl.
. n. a. NAY, General Ngrat ur Maine.
Sold 90 Plus h JOHN DRESSER South
. Pare, ". 4. RUST. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
TENT BOOR IN THE PuHLIC
MAR SHOOTS
OF New NorL and Boston.
rrr,,o,4, of Grammar

lower y LIC UCUlS Oh Oluhluldi
u ECONMENpEp O.. the State School CUm.
II mis-iUu,rs uf Nrv Hampshire The hvur
with which thi. lIriir yuI,H, hHs been received ID
tha puIIie and thc surrrss With which DO h1s l,ru
u.ul Boz SCHOOL,. have i'u remarkable. o. d'-
si.u b. tu lssssl ihr d.hrg.urs which thr AuuEg
scholar invariably 'Iu.rugrs ru Do hIst IHifus
duJtIUn into che study ui Grammar. u ls-Ins ai
che ,Iv,st ruuud ul bis understanding, au4 ,its
h.n upward i1 a1 a.rc-ll'a aHI attractive manlfr
rntli De- BE- able 10 yufTuU re- more ruwUrrhrHsi'H
ral uf irstu,l.au. u teaches "uHr thing at
unr," 1al u ih.s uarrr, b. opt. t1 teach MANY
thi1ss Bro surr,sfinu. - teachers DC viii hc ui
great convenience ani uuIiNs lui i0 scholars 10
vii Afford 400 .Hrsr1l h,.Iiy iu mastering no
d.u'ruIi philosophy Of COG hrrrFEr. n .s a'vHys
aAy1r'r Boz ihe ,as. ro0U.
lFrom =. u. Tl,ipr, LID, run,ral Of Phillips
Academy AufH,,r, hais)
n seems CO. mr 1jmiUl' adopted ly DE- simple.
,tr anI rlslrpsss tp mukr ihs .IuIy n Grammar
iuirIItgifr auI profitable, even tn ,biId. u b.
Dc Gnmulf, What "tuh rw'. Irut l,ffuns BE-
lDr Authmst.r; 10 makes che Tr'urInrs CI,1f with.
uut luurllHg ihc mood Vbb irghnig'. hrov ~
ua vuik .l we'll adapted Hr ihusr lightning t.a
study uf Grammar Nul hive done d ,,u ysIrll'a
.,ryiCo No. che ,uuug De- M, preparation otis 1nd
4a co GIrut that Nuuvill IBI arirb reward poo he
conviction ih1t $50 have made ihr study ui 1U'm-
rsr. vh,oh be- % often l,,n i.urIv 'uI'Ninr ant
disheaurnrg, adapted io De- rumuhu'lun 90 DE
child, ts we'll lf attractive aul u'f,1Hi.
/ rejoice at ever, su.h ucC,ssiul eliot ns tbI' ~
ihe cause 81 eiuDiiuu.
. August H., l,ji.
(Fru thc Nouh American RsTrw)
Our Schools sudrf Ho ,u io,iip1 sp cgtwgio-'
ps Boo tha cuuHful. grammatical Textbooks nov iN
common nee. The, serve t1 s1rh., rurrrsg, %.
cont tp Obscure thr m.niaI rrurHTtipH OF che gHpI
The gramln,r NV is'ufr % nrus Hu honorable
exception. o.. I,luitprs ,rr s simp., ts IaH'
-uBgr Dtu make uru,, ap. aTe BOO rF.fH iH-iugr,
fIrstrtrI lt ssHmr'rs rIr'IuI'E HHH'Erri We
rule ul NuiaN arr is,, cln bee lui comprehensive.
u ru1flru. ur iu.'raHt BOO. ',.r, Hni n.4 n' &C..
d.ri with interest 11I rrhl hy l1 iui0|.E.nt grpl
OF srygu or eight ,rlr, ofa's.
tImm ihe iir,. Sa.tmlrhJ
Drar Sir,--l have 90 l.i Huv'r'rH 'h. rrr'in' si
q ,up, ui ,uur "I'rusrfs 20 Gnur1r.' IFr"s.
seTHtcc oi yuur lu', bu.% s'yiug l,ru suc-'s.li
tr mr .HuH muHihs .iH,., l ur0u.uI ,'t 'Hr
examination, and being ,it lsI 20 i's worth I,"s'
aI'uthrr g1musrs DC Is-lrDs uuh whoa ! 'm
t0.#HIuf.N, Iu.n'rrII iH'l .urs0NHl.s. Im alr-
los tpss, tb,t tts rHoIuI soaking hrs ruunru.i
u, estimate ut its uHub. iu-st fHHi Coo iimr BE-
urlr when DO sh1H .HrHn. u tlr a'n.' oh. ih'
,Hn..I .Uh.Hrs tHr 'Huas .fHr.lrIH serve m'in-
i,ipl@v.IIsr auI sali.uHl fIry uIa- mili. itefe
b. Iu...,I u1 r.,BI uBd tH luHNtlgr, 'Hf there b.
70 natural 1rI a-iral rn'i, aui o'uE'A'nAir lo1
ou having iauHI if.
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Trmnlr Z nmnlninis.

80 fsm,'s. ,ouns or olI, .houlI De vi bout ihis
rrI.lHfrI mr..fri1r. II correct. BHd regulate, thc
tuurihIy fHursr. ,t 100 periods, acting Boo mpu, gao
srsIkr d charm. II b. also t'r 'rst 'Hd safest
mrF..u, tl,t glu br given o. chiIr,n ui 40 ages,
ami nr aHl complaints oous,lu.lts boo amIIy
should hs without DO.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28

STRANGE DIT TErE. Dryincs Compound
Pitch Lozen-rs ARE composed Of very simple
Ingredients, but they are mos. e1.gtaal iu
slriug coughs, cold. and aud an pulmonary
.anP.aiut- Sold everywhere az - cents
Hu1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28

Fur. Tie Saw Mil belonging ,o Mr.
james Palmer, iu this town, about hre
miles from on. vIa-r was destroyed hy srr
.1 wednesday morning ast. L. ahnu.
~HN. u1 which cher. was u1 insurance.
we 3D. noe learn lHa Oh. arg originated
.lar.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
CcncrnI ncbillIy. IN HcnIth.

MANY uf ibc mD.t de'puts governments have
orrusd their Custom luu.s. Co ihr Introduction ni
these uIIl., thlt they may become thr medicine or
tar ul.s,s. Learned College, admit that lhis
medicine b. the best rcmsi, ever known inr pee
.au. II delicate health, or vh.r, ihs system has
lrru Impaired, ,s tts uu,is0utHg VunIr.irs mover
I..| ID. .T.HI relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28

\ Ton clover rottod, will produce nearly
twice a. much manure as il will when
eaten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28

nn.rcn.in md Li,rr q nrrlnIni..

NrarI, haIfths hrupp race have taken these
ri.Is II has h.rn proved in aiI r,rts ~ thr vuia
that uu'hGg hl. hT,r i.uui equal iu thon Boo rhs''
OF JI.urIrIs oi che Liver. tsspspHp, ani stum1r.
complaint. generally. Thsy coon give , healthy
tome Oh th.sr Ur.lH.. however much dgI4H grd, lHI
,,bst ,II other means have ftlfH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
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