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The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

AVlNG made the necessary arrangements With
IL the best Manufacturers and Dealers in the Fast,
we shall, on the opening of Navigation, be prepared to
hl all orders for implements of all kinds consisting In
part Of ---.--
Poughs, Cutivators, Grain and Seed Drills. Harrows,
Hors" Hoes, Hay and Straw Cutters. Corn Shelters Fam
ming Mills, Grain and Grass Seed SeparatOrs, Ox-Yokes
and Bows, Farmers Boilers, Grain Cradles, Scythes,
SnathS, Hay and Manure Forks, Sckles, HOes Hay and
Garden Rak.s, Shovels, Spades, &c.
We shall always have on hand the newest and most
approved patterns OF implements as well as those the
Makers the country, and will keep ourselves adj
vise,i of any new inventions or improvements that will
be of interest 10 the Farmer.
The OF Farmers and others IA invited 10 our
establishment where prepared TO sell at the low
est market prices for cash..
IT'S McCLOUD & BROTHER.
Ne the head Of Third Street, Saint Paul.
March 10, 1S55.-Wtf
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

ERROR CoRRECTED-A material error occur
red yesterday in publishing the third resolu-
tion Of the Republican Convention. In the
second line, the word Senate was printed in
stead Of South. We republish the resolution
corrected:
3. Resolued, That the perfidious reputation
by the South of solemn compact with the
North. whereby the Territories of Nebraska
and Kansas were forever consecrated to free
dom, has absolvcd us from all compacts aud
compromises in relation to slavery outside OF the
Constitution-we now demand the restoration
ofKansas. Nebraska, and all our other terrific
ries to freedom, and solemnly declare that we
never will consent to the acquisition of another
foot of slave territory, nor the admission of
another slave state into the Union.
"DOLBEAR's WRITING AND BOoK-KEEPING ACAD-
,ExY."-Such is the title of new institution
just opened in our city. A notice in our adver-
tising columns will inform our readers of its
location. and the hours devoted to tuition
, Mr.. Dolbear, previous to his taking up his res
&. tdence among us, was not unknown to many
here as q teacher of great celebrity in these
y useful branches of business education. He
comes recommended by the FIRST statesmen of
the nation, as we'll as by scores O. merchants
and business men in most Of the great cities
Of the Union. His little volume now before
US, entitled "Dolbear's Science of Penmanship, -
is certainly one OF the most useful class books
We have ever examined. 1t proves of itself
that its author is thorough master of his pro-
fession, and one who is in all respects worthy
Of receiving the patronage OF those desiring
instruction in these branches.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub-
iished, and containing nearly dou-
PIE The 81 nifty of reading matter
in that 0, tue Fifty cents or DOL
idF Pubitcdfi0ns. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI.
AGE, and the secret infirmities
and disorders of youth and matu.
rity,resulting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observations OH marriage.
its duties and disQualifications. &,
their remedies with 1;&b
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

Gp God and love are everywhere; in light,
in cOlOrs. in flowers. in the beauty of man, in
the happiness OF animals, in the human mind,
in the endless spheres, as the sun shines on all
alike, yet differently, and is majestic On the
ocean. sparkling in a dewdrop, ruddy on the
ripe fruit, silver on the stream, many colo; ed
in the rainbow, and pale and tremulous in the
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

But it is not for US to impugn Divine Wisdom
As neighbor. gentleman and christian,
Mr.. Pratt stood pre-eminent in your community
and may SO great loss be duly improved by all
affected thereby. More anon,
.Averf FLORILLA FLEETWOOD.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04
WASHINGTON. July 21.

The Court OF Claims has adjourned over to
the 18th ofOctober. Previously to dispensing,
the Judges will announce the commissioners
for taking testimony in the several States.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIST
ON THE
Physiological View of Marriage.

M. -. LA CROIX, M. ID. Albany, ". Y.
300 Pages and 1870 Fine Plain aud Coored Lthosrsphs
and Plates.
~ Price only Twenty Five Cent .-sB
pa Sent free OF postage all parts of the lnn "A
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

EDrThe Old School Presbytery of Newcas-
tie, Pa, have undertaken the establishment of
a school for the thorough training of colored
men for the ministry. The institution is located
in Chester county, in the midst OF q dense Pres
byterian population. -
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

The PORTLAND RIoT-NEAL Dow JUSTIFIED
The Committee of Investigation, appointed by
the City Government of Portland, have sub
mitted long and elaborate report, concluding
as follows:
'The committee, on a careful and laborious
investigation OF the whole case, are satisfied
that the Mayor and other executive officers OF
the city did no more in the emergency than
their duty to the public required and that
they would have proved uniaithful to their
trust had they done less"
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

NEW YORK. July 81.
Counterfeit fves On the Merchants Bank OF
Burlington. VT. are in circulat on here.
The thermometer. yesterday. at 10 A. NJ,
stood 80 IN Brooklyn and at In the evening
at 20. AT this A. NJ it stood at IS in Wall
street.
"A washington correspondent of the Journal
of Commerce. by telegraph. states that our
Government has received from Nicaragua Off.
cial accounts that Col. Kinney. or any Of his
colleagues, is not entitled to any land in Mic
aragua under his pretended grant. Messrs.
Loser 4 Ferrer. from whom be pretended to
have bought land. state in their letter TO the
Nicaragua Government that lhey have never
granted or sold single foot OF land to Messrs.
Fabens Kinney, or any other :irn
The correspondent further states that he is
privately informed that Col. Walker really me,
with success in his conflict at Mica, ayua. Mr.
Wheeler, the American Minister. who was the
last person on board the steamer at San Juan
received intelligence that the Government
were flying before Walker. 1
The MARK OF CAIN Some time ago it was
stated that Matt. Ward was living very fast at
new Orleans, and welcomed into the best OF
society there. A correspondent of the New
York Observer, in writing from New Orleans
says this is great mistake, and adds
AT the st. Charles Hotel. last winter at the
balls. every lady who knew who he was, re-
fused his hand in dancing. and no father or
brother would introduce him to their relatives.
He is considered here murderer. and an out
cast, with the mark of Cain on bis brow.
The Dallas (Texas) Herald says that the
widow and family of Col. David Crockett. the
hero Of the Alamo, moved to Texas from Tenn
essee, last fall.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

AFFRAY AT New DIGGINGs.-An ARRAY occur
red at New Diggings, Wisconsin, some days
since, which resulted in the death of one of the
parties. We gather from the Mineral Point
Tribune, that John Richards made an attack
on J. V. Hudson with piece of stove plate
whereupon Hudson caught Richards, threw
him down. and gave him two or three kicks.
which caused his death the next day. Hudson
was bound over in the sum of 5 900. to appear
at the next term of the Circuit Court.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

MORE TROUBLE FOR Col. KINNEY-From
Turks Island we learn the loss of the schooner
Emma, which sailed from New York June llth,
with Col. Kinney and his party, for Central
America. She struck reef on the 14th and
was lost. Col. Kinney was negotiating for
another vessel to carry the party to their des-
tination.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

LOGS FROM THE UPPER ST.. CRoiX.-For sew
eral days past the Lake opposite this city. and
the river above, have been more or less crowd
ed with logs from the Upper st. Cro;x. aud its
tributaries. We are info med that. thus far,
17.GS5 900 feet have PASSED through the boom.
Our mills here are now busy night and day !;
and this alone is sufficient to give fresh and
cnlivening impetus to business.
In comparison with st. Paul. this city has
BEEN signally blessed. for, we are told that, as
yet, not a solitary log has come from above
this season.--Sf. Croir Union.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

The Dallas (Texas) Herald says that the
widow and family of Col. David Crocket, the
hero Of the Alamo, moved to Texas from Tenn
essee, last fall.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

Gas- Both branches of the Kansas Legisla-
turc met at Wes'port, July 10th. The Govern
or and all the U. S. officers, except Chief JUS
tee Lecompt were present.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAIIRoAD-The
Sentinel states that Mr.. Catlin, President Of
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany, has effected aosale of per cent. bonds
in New York to the amount of 5000. 600. bv
which the completion OF the whole line to the
Mississippi is insured within the next twelve
month. t-' @ -A11
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

ND- Lola Nantes, prior to leaving Califor-
MIA. made her will, leaving all her property to
Heald, the only man. she asserts to whom she
was ever really married.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10
OF PROBATE,
STATE or MAINE.


nNTOEu, ~S.-ti1 Court ui p..'1fr H..I t'
: J ur... u.fhnH.' 'T-.iI County, nr fH. 30
Tuas.i, ui Iu'f. ir ihsy''ru i uur lHr' 1855, 'r-
bog i1r .,yr.rr,arH .ayut .1li month, uUrrUtn,
Tlai ii.m 1ut aiJrf iHr Hrt t.N 90 August most,
f. Cont. .f P.uIlt. ir Doe Comfy 20 uE..l h.
t.I a. fII.us
Atfhr Probate OG.r, On rsria,at9 O'Clock, un
uru.. T..Iats 90 jlH1g, March, Mb,,
Jr.s. Jr't. Arrr.f. o,'.lsr. Newcomer 3 10.
WATERFORD. on W0Iu0sIN., ..i1NrHg ibr
3ITm.t.y. ui Jaau,s snI juas, 80 10 u'D.rA,
An
LOWELL. ON WrIr.s'a,. Mlaearthr ID Tue.
t1ls.f Imrrp 1000 JaH,. 20 2"',.rs, T.. w.
IEYENJEg. on Ium..Hl. n'HsIHg trr thid
To-. rts. Il JrrrlN aHI June, 40 @ s. N
BETHEL hill, o. ihr cold Tuo.lay ol Sep.
taf'ar. 10 o'rI1rk. +. VI.
RCNTuWp CORNER, ca W,ias.a1, l.pviu.
thr2I rl..il, Of = aUtrl,h,r. 40 \. VI.
uINIWLD VILLAGE, unM odncsday ioihuiDg
ths second Taa-lls ct soItelhrr, 80 ? T.. VI.
CANTON MILLS, On 1huudsy niiaviug the
..-.rI Tu..1l, ul September, a 10 s. ".
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, lodge.
Auct--WN. WIEr NiEoiS, Register ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

Cmcrs, MNAorRm AID Tow TuUuu.
Those combined attraction, are to be czhib-
tied at Pari, Iln August 9Th. The Mem
userie Of :. n H5wc's, and the Circus
company Of 5. p. Stickney, are said 10 b,
The largest and most perfect establishments
of this Kind in this section Of the country
Alloi 90 which are IN, exhibition and
performances OF the original and most a.
munitiyr Of Dwars, Mspr General Tom
Thumb, % Barnum celebrity. 4 menasrrin
containing a beautiful collection Of Wild
hrasts, with performances IN the cages of
of lions and Ji-sr', hy Mr. Parker, are
'krvi.a included in these interesting cNhi-
billions The companies viii enter thr
village in grand Provision, about 10 An
Wearr rcGurs'cl 90 state that ono ticket
entities che purchaser &, ,rr che entire come
hiuel exhibitions Tuocntar'liuman,s win
he given afternoon anil evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

FI,IIE rees.si,y OF such n medicns has lof-g becn
tsIt bnth b, fhc hcais II hulilcs snt ph,si.
clans. H. ,dy,n,arr. orcr caihnuir' gisen in the
Grr OF Pin, of Powders musi be oh1ipus 10 every
Intelligent pcrfon. II operates m1tc Immediately
aul sirsiu,fly ur1n the vsi'm, l1I ~ The same
lime i. io6Bit IA les dihlrut o. administer, lCiu-
quite Agreeable q, thc taste. u rut only produces
lao tbe effects where ph,sic y required. bot COM.
plsisl, remove. habitat CosiIysle's, having The
bowel. r,IGctl, irer. II sSpo'. an hnn,or. from
the bod. b. certain rurr ~ The ll's, lleeuiirs
the sritoo Of ihe Liver, irrys The stomach from
Bile, imi-autss the whole Nervous System, snd
rrmnyr. die causr II ~ local pains, such AZ
Risgasf.u. N,sgalria, ~ Da'1vuF. G6ui, Pau
is ~ H,si, SIDE, N'aTlsl, S..
II m,y allen o. rrlicl upon On M tisrascs q The
u, ,rl.-DYsENTERY, plARRllu.A, AND
CHOLERA MORBvS, yield 10 once 10 10 migl'
rsl ndrsurr. Again We rrr''t TRY Ut 1t
needs pl other rsr1mns1d,tun, No hmil, viii
o. without b. after thry have rr.l'r., tostol 10
merits. RrI.Irr, iG,uu have tflri other rrnediss,
without success despair uut-rr'i,iis now a. band.
Arr ,oB sl6rfir- fr1m Scumh, s.N BOTTLES ~ my
LIQUID Cathartis will curr 500. NDu'i yau ho ~.
IryrlI fuu htImtl CusiiNrncs', thee bottles viii
effect 40 that ,.u dssirr. u ,uuaIr afflicted With
Rheumatic, Nun'sic. or other Hul plius, tuu
Is.itIls viii fIg sou tom them. At hunHW wi'i
o. r.,ff-,i,d f.au ihr LIlri iy ihr uss ol tom lrr
tl sis blttss ~ shHIt, d ,au f~Iu.fs phNsic &C.
su, purpose. iiis BE- ihc u.ft reliable, s1ic, 1nl
rsfr.fhe iU thr i1sir that h1s ever lssn placed
s..# n Ill. u Il g. d.. H.f#|..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

Cool. The weather Tor two or three days
past, has been very cool, bringing oyercoas
into ryluisition for evening rides. On
wednesday morning. there was quite frost,
az Island Pond, and there was small guam
titles on low ground IN this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

Man EoBuE SDrlscp. AtMontpslier
80 on Tuesday, lIlarr Rus.lrs, late AS
si.taut Postmaster at Mortified, was con-
v.ataj 0l rlAhius tis mails, and sentenced
60 ten wears confinement In the State Pri--
on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

TIE formal opening OF Tufts lCuiy,ra-
U.D College. in >.n.ryiIlr, and thr INSTALL
alton ar che Faculty, followed hy thr Prsi-
dents inaugural aIlrr.s, will take place on
wednesday, August 22l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

he'. Nr. Gardner. OF GarIruer. has Ia
Esa charge for ths present Of the Episcopal
Church a, Lewiston Falls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10
rarths o,srl Democrat.

W, Ehor Tho latter part oflast week
your correspondent accepted an invitation
from p Winter, Es1., 90 rilsvith him over
o. his min in the eastern part Of Diyfeli.
IN, day was excessively warm. aud we only
arrived az Dixfold Village in time fr
h,c dinner, with our trirl and true friends
ar thc Nul-usr1--.n Ilru~r, N-sr- Mar
row & Eiljrr AMER dinner, we looked
around thc village awhile before r.sumin-
cur rib, M, yiIh-, 8. one of thc most
beautiful settlement, In thr AuIr1.,o-.in
valley. Th, 1a1lir-, ars mostly located
on two stryr's. ono near ths hank of the
river, AMI parallel with 60, ana Fr a,hrrey-
t-ul.u-atr.-hfar-l's frum b.. There,
u.r1I quantity of .t1-s, Nvy.r's Offers.
Na.k.u.fhr and furniture shors Tteva-
t.rr.vrr is ono af che fr-st Boz th.. county.
and 8. furnished ly WrhhF river. which
wr'ir- into the Nulrr--.--'r just above
ihc business portion NJ thr ylb-r The
water 0l', between frr rrrrru1ieuhr
l.'-e, AMI f'r 'v1 .r the river being mar
row at chat rlrr makes the work ur c.u-
..H.f.re substantial dams v.-v nsr auI
cheap. The river G.. hut uiur miles long.
anil takes 90. r., ina h--. pond. larir.
thr aue Name With Nur expense, thr
water rHu'I Do avri 40 CO.'S. pond. au1 thu.
iwsha continual supply .g water FORA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

Wla. uf irr H..f t-srrffr governments have
.. Ifrs.r JHsf.+ ll.r.rs i1 tlr Introduction.
t.... i.H.. u.fHHaf nN become ihr wriIrIa. ui
H. H.arH Leaned DnirEr' admit iHIt ils
..r.rr be- Co., I.si unr', over known nr Hrr-
Odd. of delicate brr'h, rr whore thr 'fs'ru h'f
i..r Im..rf. r.it. i1rIrHurrr gruur. u.'u
..If..HH.. r.|s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

Norm WuruwD, Ju'y21 W Editor
ByrrTur.torA. T.. Sou'e. Charlie rlruham
and Mason puntr1, I write to request you
:t' direct thr sentinel ,hr-st1frr directed
90 Wh.sf'n 90 Cooper. Mil. as the Pr.,
uae. az ,aI N.rth Wbi-fsII ORR. lately,
iu compliance with O. bull from De rrHtif-
cal h.s.m1ss, lJamo- Campbell, Postmaster
GENERALLY hrsn removed GO Rome. Irish
town. and PLACED iu hands and under guar
d.1uship % one 0f che lowest order or Jr.a-
it, Respectfully yours.
Jhs0y NJ Cutrr.N.
P.> The removal Of the above amrl
Post ur.e win De- good for CITY Additional
votes fr Morrill, iu this town 40 che comm.
s.agti5n, a1l viii ensure the election Of a
Morrill, representative % she legislature.
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PRICE sI.oO.

PRINCIPAL Dept. ~ C,utnl >uost, lusrN, Mac
"a" Sod o. nurF.,s g.",''lE.
Aarvrs I. O.tHII, Auiuui VIM. lry, Iur-
.u.r. T.. 4 e. A. Atwood. Buck6e'i. J1hu prc-.
srf. PuI. T.. Sylvester So. Warsnari. -
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TIE GREAT RACE!


Oh Dr.. Vim. Abbott ihcai.!
DTAprE,-Ta..r anr r. 'n.s, n.I OF, Boz
Il OBJ. great nu... lH| Ur.ss uI ihis lH.E s..r.
uI..r 100 Ir.rrI tr. f.ru..r With .'. HHa ..'.E..
Oh. Ir tIe tt.Hf Iur,H.f rI r.r H- 'F.Irr., game
.' Hi -.H.'. -Ir..- ....f ...f.F. 5000 H.. 5000.
..|HrtH.. 90 Lr.r 1.r. ,r' uH, arf Irr .F0.' O.
... I.stH IHIHt., sH.e.iH- 11I.r uIs r..r.I .'.-
...u, "r 10 F.. ar. ........ n...
U,,prp>ia. Co,ti,ync.,, I.'Iiou, Come
lllir's. IguujiCc. I;ud IiumuTs, Cold,
Coughs, Headache, Sc,
I.. ru. a.I 81. ...a ...H ..fT'. OF 900 Doctor
William Nlh.u'. Unr., uN.t.rn Do, t.a a..rr-
r.....--. rfI ar.' .H. ra# s...a- H.-., iur ,uu
..r o. pr.I H. ur. l. t.r f..H.HHl HIl.r., who,
o.rI rl- 900 .r.Is boz praise. nrh one 'gig.
..... Dol I..u .u.H N.Hr Zoo california. iH.
.fr.as iu.u u.r if .rI d ul.H.H.H. 'l.r ruy.-.rs
t.r v.ls RH' ish.iru.I 1sr 90 iruIr..r'- ant
iry-.ai.s. mother. give DO o. iar.r rhiaI,n, iH
b. d, a sli., hurs-i family wr|lrlns.
Tho Rich and the Poor use 10,
&c Il,, iulh ue,i tlr lun Ha'H,--,.. r..'rs.il1ll
meU, iur srlrrrlN IUr.Ht. lr,nE uD luii-. si..n
8Hi ihe above r1ur.tI1I. .--ffr nF hf'ir, iHr hr
wants a glrl appetite AMI surII ui.Ats Irst.-
thr l'sH,i. &C. h. h.a.I J.. Often De ,p.y capital
sul DIE l#.t NHerI.H-IHr sl...r, Ger away tom
homo. .1 ever bt.tulrs, in 100 cmrs. ha wants o.
uu.fg OBJ. iCIrH, .r.h as uI Doctor William 40.
I.fTs u..nT.. IH" atIUs u.r ihrs. lriru iHr 'hr
sure II .Iur'.s and la1 hln.Is, as th.l 10 nj
afI fr. ..I I."kss i1 sIHU iE"N uls u.". il 4I
c.as.ss. and have hs,l - i1uy lsIs. ltisnu
medicine ui tss, uIsiT o. taste pleasant and lt.
vstu-sd &c sl., Be- % GOO un tI clear ODE Name
Law either. u Be- composed no NaiuIr's remedies
auI will ry.irFr thr tur working 90 bee aus,-
Come ava, thca iuu Nuar TicIutices ard leave
,uur uu,Guu, disappointed hapfs, by and iry
this won lri. vrr kin- medicine,
which costs but FIFTY CENTS,
NH1 csyf ~ Effected ffs m.Hsg ,r.H p r'iarHot.
Isr1u aUly y0uf Clstiy uustiums, give o. simple
uatu Is rsmsd, O. TRIAL. and on ihe VOID anil uu,h
of Oh Doctor William Abbott, yUu Will not b. die
appoimied.
Thi. valuable msdicipeis lur sale AZ al The re-
spectacle DUsgisis' aad Grocer siorcs.
Druggists and Groccrs Whi Wish or tais article
viii. pitssc 60 adlrs-- thfusclyes 10 the people
Coz, ior terms, Sc, az - State Street. Boston.
@. A. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor,
80 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Boston, JAY 10. 1855. lNT
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C5ua elor g A.torur- 90 law,
OXFORD, MAINE.
N ....H.. .|. Cent. .. I..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

uUMBLY REPRESENTS, PRISCILLA
III BRIGGS, IT Paris in ssii Count,, that shr
o.. widow ofWtttthu BEtgCs, hir N PaIis be-
s,iI County. vhb difI ou ihc 18Th DAY n Jnus.
4. D., 1855. interstate, ssiJei and russssssd u
zeal s.nis. goods ahi sh1rsl', rights and credits.
Which ought o. b. administered loror'lng IN law.
Wherefore Nour psiiiioucr pfay., that admiuisirs
tiun % aid estate may o. gsutrl % Nathan l..
a.. o.. It'll. a.. f....t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

O,ruru. s,. Nt1 Cont 90 Probate hri az r..
O.. within lud nrthr C1r1U NJ ON'.0i, 0n ihn
huT nssIgJ rf Jrh. Doe thc 1r1r 0l 'uf
I.ul uu' l.u.aul eight h"n.rrI 'Hd hiy.h'r.
nAytp VI GROVER. u,mrl executor 30 70
J certain Instrument rurrHurH. iU d. ibr bs'
siU sui Ir.u1rHt of ~ttas GruNIu hir of
E.II.I on sHiI r1uT'H, deceased, LryIn. presented
fH. sIHr ~ H.'Ht.
Orr,Hrr. rllfthr uti David M.Gmyrr give
r.fI.r b.. 30 r,r.urs iHfrrsirF. iy causing Durv
ffr.. u- Do fH H. ru''sh"l thisH weeks .u0rrs-
F.1.'y boz The O,ad Democrat painted re Par',
tHaf ihr, mly au..ar Aia Probate CONT 90 L. h,Ii
20 Paris. DO .BII Comfy. ul lhr 'lrl Iur..Il ~
iur.f. nest, no 1rs uf fh. r'Hrk Bro 'Hs forenoon,
.uH .ar. ur.r, DO Hay ihs, hBsr. Why tl" zane
.h.r.f moo o. rUl.I, approved .Ha allowed. as
f.. .sf WU BrI T.sftnsHf "a iHr .rI L..'1.ra,
TIMOTHY LuupEN, J'rn
4 .ul ..a.|.f..f.
W. wmr Nnor,, R,suiy.
u1rBru. .stA ta Cont of rryJstr h,'d st g..
rr.. uirhirprI iuI tHr County ai uN.HU' uniH"
u.H T..slay NJ Dr.. iH fhr year 10 1uI l..r.
.sif.a. hundred cod hHl.l,r
~ 'NiIL CllNILlN, HaasI executor .r a
- certain .rurm.lt ruVa.ras ra b" ihg 1'i
will aHl tr,isw,at 0l JurL SruSr. late ~ W..
f.ti.rI boz .l.i ,aua., t.o,lssI, having presented
lhsuua &C. Probate.
unururp. That a. niIDiaisI Chaplin give
notice 90 900 rsrnI' interested, hy cIa.i1g o.IH
ufthis ,r'0r % d. plIIslrl ihU, ur.a' .nrr...iyr.
Is be- ia. OyuH Democrat, rr.HirI 90 lIrs, ii1t
fhr, UI, aHr,r 90 1 Probate tUur 90 " bold ai
rlri...r I r.Irf,. uu fhr ihiul,lu.sUI, ui Nrgust
nG,t, 90 mine OF thr ,'ar. ir che hrCr"1, s1i hrw
ru.., f aHF th,y Isyc, Wis tis sapr 'houd %
o. proved, approved lHI allowed lf t' lot ulI
sll tr.amrui ui .pii 'sorlsHl
TIMOTHY LuDpEN, J4lsr
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Gould's Academy m Bethel.
TuEr,ILTrgu ..HH l..um.r 900. ,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

ONToED. ~; Ala Court or Probate held At rs-
fs, wilhin ,nd or the County of Oxford, 90
the third Tuesday Of Jolly, A. d. less.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10
o the Hos Timothy Lottsn, Jaaes Of Ptosa,.
fnr The County q Otfort.

To the Hos Timothy Locten, yu1gs u Pt0sa's
for the County OSfort
rI,HOMAs ~. BROWN. AdminisirstSr u che
estate q WV. X. Do,Hss, late Of PsTis.
IN said County, deceased. rspeetfuliy represents
that tho personal estate Of ssd deeeasfi 10 Sut
sufiieisnt 10 pay the just telt' which he OWED .,
the time Of his death, by tn sum Of one thousand
dollars and that partial fsle Of said real estate
vii injure The remainder.
Your petitioner therefore praYi that your honor
soud grant him license 10 cell, public or private
sae. ani convey al the real estate u said decsas
81 Zoe the payment u saii debts and fncidentll
charges. THOMAS ". BROWN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10
TIMOTHY LTUDTN, IIr--

O,ruru.ss. SEA Count 81 Probate a,I % PARE
vuhln81I uf fhg County OF oNnrd, nn ihs thiri
1u-sly OF JH'y n ihr ,eaf Of uur luId NO
t.rusarF .-hr hrI1rsI lri hfs.trs.
DASTiNT SPNLDING. Gutt,1 of MrLI'-
" - =. Cutr. of nrrk.aH, Boo '8.t Cusmil.
tu.rur. hlyIre rrrssuifI Do. frt a7i i.al ascourt
Of FuHHn.hfn &c allowance.
OuurUru, That he 1il GrfrI.1n give
notice tl 700 rrr.pns iafsfespd bl rula.sh.0g s0-
DO, OF fh.s Hu'Ti tbrrr weeks suCCrs.iF''y ia he
O.nrl Democrat. puuf,I af T,rIs, ifaithry may
rr.aaratb rnla's Court t1 ir hsd 10 flr.s,
.r tI. hrI russIiy ai August HgNi, no nIue "i
ih.r'r-k iH ihr GrraH1r. ani .hrv rIusr. II ary
f... hive y.F. rls como shauiI uat ls allowed.
TIMOTHY LUUUEN, Jaigr.
tree rrrF AWrsf.
o "a. WfrF Nrrtrs. EfHsfly.
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LI,MnIY nrrRLsENTa. pRIsCII-IL

10 ths Honorable Jolrs ofProlatt hrths Comfy
Of OxGrI
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rUIsCIIi.A nnIGGs

OaFoHu, ss. Ata Coafi ~ Probate hrd 30 Pa
ri.. within md f,f ths C1u1f,of ONori, 1n ils
thir Tursity II in',. 4 - 1855
H. LII. L.-.--..... - I-L--.--
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OnprErb. that ,hs s,.d rrs,,'', nI-g. sitc
notice 10 40 Tsrsars Interested, ~ oausIug
crr, ~ thi. order a. d. pULlshrt t'TUs seek sur
rsssi,s', u The ONud Democrat pfilird at Iaris
that ih,, may arr,ar AZ Probate Cnur ~ h. hsd
,t Pstis, in fsl CafHt,, on d. thirI 1ucsi1T u
Au-u,t ufNt. lt uiur ~ che rllsk Boz ihr hirIo"1,
aud .h,E cause, b l6, ths, have, vhy ihr same
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