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AND THE PUBLIC. - HAVING NbhkLN
N completed our alterations, we arc prepared to
exhibit as handsome u stock of Goods as VIC have
ever offered, and at prices which we arc confident
will give universal satisfaction.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART or
Silks.-Block and Fancy, now and beautiful
styles and at LOWER PRICES, than were ever heard
of in this vicinity.
Dress Goods.-Baragcs, Challics and Tissues,
plain aud printed (all wooD DcLaincs French
and English Prints, Jaconets, Organdics and Lawns.
Embroidcries.-Frcnch Swiss and Scotch
Collars, Cuffs and Sets sleeves and sets, Real
English and French Thread Edgings Embroidered
Bands and Flowncings Cambria and Muslin Ed
gings and lnscrtincs smyrna, Saxony and Cotton
Edges, Dimity lands, stamped Collars, Cuns,
Bands, CHEMISTS, &c, &c.
Muslins.-Swiss, Book, Jacouct, Nainsook and
Cambria Muslina in Plain, Plaid, Check, Corded,
Figured and Dotted Dimitics, Lawns, BIilliants,
&c, &c.
Domestics.-The best qualities Of Cottons aud
S~heetings, Lancaster Quilts, English and American
Patches, Colored C%ambrics, Silecics, Corset Jeans,
Sc, Flannels, Moreens, &c, &c.
Lincns.-Lincn S~heetings Pillow Case, Boz
som and Shifting Linens Table Damask, Nap
bins, Doilioe, Towels, Huckabuc's, Table Covers,
Hdkfs, &c, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves, of the BEST WAKES to
be found in this country also Long and short
Mohair Mitts in every quality also. a full stock of
various styles Of Ladic5 and Childreu5 Cotton and
Lisle thread Gloves and Hose, Gentlemen half
Hose-also, Undergarments for Ladies and Tentle-
men in Merino, silk and Cotton, just suitable for
this climate.
Inviting the attention of FAMILIES to our new
and extensive stock of the above goods for Spring
and Summer wear of superior quality, the best o.
sortmcnt ever offered in Burlington without cAcop-
ton, Goods will DO chcerfully shown, warranted
as represented, and sold at such prices a. will make
it RAY for every purchaser OF tho above Goods to
call at INMAN'S CORNER STORE,
my0d&wtf wickwAn BLOCK, DrRrIsG1oS. Vt.
Union House.
hPrOStTE UNION RAILROAD DEPOT.
~ The subscriber bogs TO announce to the public
that no has associated with him in business, -. ]
STILES, and that the well known UNION HOUSE
will be continued by j, W. StE,nNs & Co.
R,yo,JuNV j. ". STEAENS.
HNHIS Hotel is entirely NEW, having been opcr
to the public only about eighteen months, and
the assurance of favor it has received from the
Travelling public have induced the lcssccs to MAKE
many modern Improvement, among which, a lars,
SALOON, - by 40 feet, has been added to TIA,
House. The House is fitted up and furnished with
out regard to expense, making it alual to an!
! House out of New-l ork.
1t is situated on Albany-stroet, opposite tn
I Union r. II. Depot, mud les than forty rod from
tho steam Boat Lanr,rg. Portcrs always in at
u tendance ON the arrival Of the Cars AMI Boats.
JAMES W. rlEAiNH & Co., PROJECTORS.
Troy, March 1s5G diWtr
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BURLINGTON Bookbindery,

A ND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACT0RY.-
IA Having taken tho we'll known Bindory of
Samuel Huntington, enlarged tho rooms and
added additional Tools, the subscribers arc
prepared to do Binding Of every description. Blank
Books from tho smallest Pocket Memorandum to
the largest Town records or Bank Ledgcrs ruled and
Bound TO order. All kinds of paper ruling done at
short notice. Fancy and common Binding of old or
new Books, plain or gilt, in paper, cloth or any kind
of leather. at short notice. All orders for old Bind
ing faithfully attended to and Books safely returned.
Having wrought in somc,of tho best shops in Britain,
Canada and New York, with good tools and the best
of stock, we believe we can do every kind of work SO
rs to satisfy all who will favor us with their or
ders. WIN. v Balm,
WIN. SCOTT.
Burlington, je9 1856. d3mos6wly
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Grcat Reduction of Rates.

- TARk CO.'S EXPRESS.
1856. FREICH LINE 1856.
Between NEW YORK, MONTREAL, 90
DEhNBERGH, and all intermediate places.
- BY Griffith & Co.'S Line
EssESGs@sziof propellers and BARI LS
hA-1a.ges on tho Hudson Eiv-TlGT-,
or; Rensselaer, & Saratoga and Saratoga 4 White
hall Railroads between Troy and Whitehall; Cham
plain Transportation Company Passage Steamers
on Lake Chsmplain; Champaign and It. Lawrence
Pittsburgh and Montreal Railroad to Montreal;
Ogdensburgh Rsilroal to Ogdensburgh, and Steam
ers on lake Ontario and the River 81. Lawrence 10
all Canadian Forts. By which MERCHANDISE,
PRODUCE, &c, will be forwarded with great dis
GIVEN WHEN REQUIRED, at very low rates.
For rates Of freight, bills Of lading, &c, apply to
|. J. y. STARK, IS CUenties slip, Now York.
T. A. Tillinghast y Co.. Troy, n. Y.
W. A. Travis, Whitehall, n. Y.
!, T. b. Kotchum Piattsburgh, n. I.
George W, Beckwith, Burlington, Vermont.
J. +. Church and Vim. Cootc, Rousc's Point, NY
Nelson Davis, Montreal, c. E.
George Parker, Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
SHIPPING DIRECrross.
Mark packages "STARK 4 CO.'S EXPRESS
and ship in New York by Griffith 4 Co.'S Propeller.
and Barses, Pier No. 6, L. r., which leave daily.
Sundays excepted) at z. NJ.
- STARK & co. also ship via Canal to White
hall, thence by Passage Steamers on Lake Cham,
plain, at the LOWEST CANAL RATES, fol
which mark goods stark & Co.'S Line and shil
at Pier G, Z. h. For rates of freight, &c, apply
as above. ares d2mos
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ARE CURED BY
ARNOLD'S GLOBULEs AND VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys the cause OF
these ailings, and it regulates and lessons the
effect which Changes Of the Atmosphere have upon
the blood and system. The Vital Fluid yivihes both
mind and frame. No medicine completes with it,
for 10 mere medicine has OF can have it, basis or
action.
see Circular, to be had # medicine dealers.
BURR, FOSTER n CO., ] Cornhill, General
Agents. apld6wly
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q. q. BENEDICT,
COMMISSIONER FOR THE STATE OF NEW YORK
once, Free Press Rooms, Burlington, Vt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
kennedy
III G diCal Discovery


TIE GREATEST % TIE AGT.
AIR. kENNEUN oi Ro,lu,, has disr.vrrrd
vi iu ur. of urr slumuH Unsfurrs seeds q ur1-
-, tbpt orss EVERY klND OF UJNpE.
Irn ils worst ~rruf4 down tus rrnm11 rtmr'r.
~ ~ irisi o. 1 over clr,rn hundred r,sr', sul
rs,sr hiLi srrri ,H two. H. hns nrw boz DC
r4.ss.,iur over iuIi hprfr' rartih.l'r HI lts val
re. 4I within ts,rv ni'r- ul l'usf.p.
Two lutt'-, arr sara0trI io UH' 20 H1r'lrs sore
r.rfh.
ono ro th,,r lrr',, WI core he worst ltrd o
r.,rr'ss nr tir hrs.
..rrrrorl-r.. r'nrr .,.'-naghr-
Tv. bottles poe warranted fl DHH no. r.rs.
L.rH.f. rrlrr i1 me rrrrir prl s'HH-'.h.
Ihur fH five BOTTLES 1Tr uHu1.i.I 90 rr- rr
r,Hfst f.fss. #f rr,Hirrhs.
o., Co., rva tpulr. ar, ~7rrl1'-l rr GIVE 30 Poe
Doors ufiHr',rs.
T,. l.r',. rrr vpur'u' o. crc r-rmz Boz
fir OH. .nJ N'.flt,s n ihr hHir
T.u u sI, lffss ars warranted ~ r7rr urr.
mrf lml wrrirs u'.ru.
Op- bottle will rl.r sr1I, ruHi.a"s n 'hr slir.
Two ur three h.f'es aU sIrpHrrl i1 oirr ihs
iHr.f Ersrrr,'s rl..s uf fheuuHilsn
Tho, ta 10, l.u'rs are vaun0'.l o. rul' 'a.'
tfsnu.
~, q, s.sb, r,u'r. ,u-, he ,rg vart cases
of .,r.H.H.
Y
bnt rs,frf,rfr v1ruutrl vhsr ilr above VulI.
tu sHlr1.
NHllrs Enls .a imprablh'- CO. those vh1 have
r VAIN uUl 40 iho vuHdsr.ul medicines ni Ibr .1f,
as ihIt1 ,.m~#r weed .ruIrr ur tHr rastr.r.,
.a.H HIrr 90 st.Hr u.'s, sN.n.I ,ur rFsIV Hr.
H,rr. go 10 i. r.w q fs,d G.. u 5000 bose O.
hHHIrr BE- boo 'H .rHff. Thee ZOO rH f.s n.. Hr.s
sIsrf If ftrfrr ..ms r1srs lHf H.f N.u#s. o. Doe
f. .,. over , th.u.HHI I.fr. .' No. i1 fHr rI.H.fE
Hi llH.f.n. arl LuHvs ihr elect "l 10 rrr'rN '...
lf Doe l.rH|t H#U s.mr uI NM" greatest curve rsrr
done r N..r,hH.,tfs. lir -fTr Dr. 90 rrr.I.rr %
Nslfr'f, 'rulI r,.r'e uf .,',s lrI hp. s-rr n".f
rH, baking rh...rn, ehr.' h.sh ".s en- Hr'
f.IN,, us,uirI 90 "a I~ri..isfiir 30 hu.lI D., ono
l.tU,.
Taita.- who lrr trrIlrI with sirk br,Ilcis.
one I.rf'. u.H Bivb's rrrr II " rHrs great rr.
E.fIH rlnuh rrI H.friHFss. Nur uhr HtyH
strr DE- nave f,,r r.stf1r ..NfHrs, p1N lrNrhrrr
sasuatrd o., &c. Where ths l.Hs ls H.Ir. ltsH.ls
,utts es.,. rut where ihrTr q. ais H.rHsHnr1t of
ihr Emrurns 81 uttHr, 90 vII ,ir.r ,r.l singular
I.,Iu-.. lut 5000 muft uat o. aHurr I-.l-, p'uH,.
Jrgr,rr iH from IHur dave i1 e. wees. l.r0r Bro
rs,sr a llI rrsu'l ifuu i--au ilr Hi1t"N uIru
thpt irhrg be- gone, Nuu ui'l irfl Nuur'H.i .INr H
r.u rsfsn6 lrafI slrrr uf the lrHst straw CANT
,nrnmirus N Dc TIA, uau ever listened DOB.
Nu change OF diet ever nrrrs-1p. l.at thr bet
500 rau go auI enough oiit
RoNHrUN, sept 49, 1858
Tfns O. rsr0g, nat ~ H. my DuFFrr
prfrrH. i,ffs EriV dtir1sri Gusrrl 'ssrf o.
av W#l,r. Uir.srfv ~ ii' Nfrs NJ Nrrs. Tri
ftI'I,I. ssrrh,f 90. no gr7aI7s, frsa irau H,y
LH'"rrffv. DONALD kINNLbls
n. ~. NAY, pwEgi.t, r1uhu., che ou', 1n.
th.rif,I a1rut &c Nu1r.
Soil y NsuuIvs s. BARS, Pam ll..i ".
4 Ersr, VI. ~, -. rpu., T.. Atwood & Co.,
Bu,kh.Ii Kl.u Nu,rs. NORWAY. 100
Try Il Try IT.! Try NIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

S.r>a Cmu. Au o'iyumo0tnrmr
remarks. t.at Do w., greatly rrul..rl
g.tr. a-. a.l.n., clover from elm sowing,
..rrs. v.rr Gr-arI ur-'rI, c1alIu'tmav
no. ami cattle v.u.la't GO 10. No. uav
-r,, twenty or ,vsn'y-a, pound, {, tac
..-. l, crop stands very ,hi.k, hui no.
mono rtu sv. g., high cures b. iu small
cocks. anI mass beautiful hay. Land
...s rf. ll,. 40 e., give liza good .f
.r.a- ta' i,u may have lYu5, refreshing
trer. rrE-har-r
English FARMERS ,r.lu.n,l, sIv as much
a. twenty pound. o. clover s,el Pr a-rr,
.l. i.l.u.ta., ogoar kidd Ri clover,
n7 many art nr.s Ugh, lauI. t' ao uncertain
crop. aaI they eI tankanl n. dIT.-.nt
...t.ln .rl.rt. .,carru 'rl'eh" mt..s
country -tv,ut, ur twenty-five pound, 90
.l.l..r SD rr- acre ..-.n.rllly quito uu-
r.s.lry. lat i,i, l.t;.r O. s.rI thirs diam
u have Oh, plant, taiu ou the ground.
Tire .l.a-. refreshing sleep" 600 clover
should ury.rl, longer thau tarr yar,,
md foo many cases two year, IS long enough
.E.s l.aI Doe down in clover.
lC.ures Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
Don't despair
1uE GREAT EUROPEAN
COUG r z M ED z
Cr.-rrp rppIAr'

Irh1s uG,u succeeded when ai known remedies
bel faded
Rod ths Glowing orrHGss,s, and iojge ia,
y.uI-'I,,s. They see selected ton muiu,ude OF
others.
From d.. JNq H,asu. Lio'v.
Dear Scr: I have mate usr 0t yuur European
Cough V,msi,. lur Cuugh with vhich have
isHB afflicted Gee SOME i,Hs, tp us ,utirr sI's'ac-
icon. auI have aisu DHu.ul,d 90 in ut TrHri-'
vifi The htpn.rst IrsuIfs, aud am i1lly ruuNihc't
Ih4t BE- BE- ono ut the beet ol HstiUirrs in nee i1r
uhatit i.f,counsnf~.l J. brown, VI. u.
Mr.. Ilurasr1n of Srlrl.ro', bod fur two ysar.
sr Cen month. l',1 afflicted with must d.siros..
iu- rru.u with ,Ntrrur pressure II the hinge, urd
other rain.ul o., pturs. nuliHc Ibis time she bad
employed good physicians, and taken nnuy OF the
puru lr advertised mrdc,Hss without ~ rsfi,Nciug
sr, permanent lsn,hL MANN nights che Sas
obliged o., 90 up &c hours, mt hHiH- allr Ubrraihr
,isr down, Hui t,iruis drsp8iung other RECOVERY.
Let Ju4r she was induced tn Co., Rev. ". Clukr's
Great Euupr,n Cough Remedy. Au,al battle inr
25 cents etrttl, relieved hCt, anil Induced bee to
tr, Il large bottle Coz Is cents lul 90 the astunl'h.
usui of 40 uh1 knew her, these two bottles, With.
urf amy Other medicine whatever, completely &C.
stnlyd her 90 health, which she nov cuntinurs O.
cuipy. W AMI Nj. llunuev,ll hold themselves
rad, 10 answer 40 Inquiries rcsrecting The above
cure, and lre satisfied that The Cough Remedy -
toe lFsi ftunuN Known iHT tNuguH avn uirnluflr
II thi chest uul lungs, aud III. such they recon-
uisni u "a the afflicted.
The, also state that Nc. Watson, one other
usighhufs, who wss considered lN hi. friends e. h.
,o consumption, was persuaded a. ~ The European
Cough Remedy aad the result was rapid reco,e-
~.
Rsu4r,7u, Cysaf PhliHs, with severe cough,
communicated D., Nc. Brrvstsr, Post Master, ~
Cnu,s's C",nsr, Aug. 20, 1853.
Rev. Waller CAik. dear Sir. Nc Samuel
Shaw residing 30 Grccns. kennsbcc County, Ne,
has been afflicted With rhthisic lor nuulicr Of
Years, For the Isst year hc VAS 90 distressed ior
Llsaih that be could not LAY toWn-At la,t. hear.
ius Il the European Cough Rsmsd,, hr cent To- q
I,rtils ard coups ncei isking Il. H. Was great,
relieved b. the first dose and from that time rese,
vcIl Al ght. A few bottles completed the cure,
and he NV desires 60 recommend the medicine to
uthsr.. as ne I. fully assured that it is worthy Of
the utmost coniIcnce.
The European Cough Remedy Is prepaTedby Rev
Walter Ca,ks. Cornish Me., by Whom asents are
supplied.
n. VI. HAY, General Agent Tor Maine.
sold IN Par. ~ JOHN DRESSER. South
Paris, W. A. RuST, 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
EtprUoN AsupDNe. The gradual
narrowing of a mean mans views and Trin-
..g..- as he heJnmes wealthy.
NY Piclyunc

Cogau> >E>sE There are many among
o.. vbo ,,cm 8, think that the earth {, p1,-
,.-..l or a constitution 50 strong, 80 stout,
anil sl healthy, that no extreme OF bad u--
age c.a aAsc, il injuuously but Time, the
great instructor, !, demonstrating our folly,
and warning Oh, to change our modes OF
farming While the husbaudman carries
Forward bis works Of agricultural improve
meut, De must not forget the Injunction,
&c 1t the earth bring forth srass." II, dis
regarding this mandate. be shall continue
% neglect the investigation and cultivation
OF grasses, the annual depreciation OF hi.
crops Of corn and other grains, will ulti.
matgly quality ham To appreciate fally the
force OF the Belgian maxim, " No gro1, no
9oe, ,-ao stock, 10 maaurs;-no manure,
no crops"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
NEW YORK PRICES rNID ron
LAND WARRANTS.

DINsUNN bl1iHg WHTUHlf W.T. U0I y 10 I1fU
i1i,r,st 10 call upon the sulscrbcr, lriorr fsl.
lrs
NI letter. ~ ,rluir,. .ausg P1iiBgs Nr~7,
ui.i is pfumriI, pnsvsr,d.
UaEIlrs .,ufiu- ihrtt Warrants %, m,il or nih.
rrsf.a. rra, rrN upuu hp,iHe tbr HIGHEST
MAEkLT PRICE, ~ CASH, promptly r,iurn.
90 tl then .ur ihr sane.
a.. T. CUMMINGS.
30 uU-r, - Middle st., PORTLAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

Herr Is a morsel that is richly Lonsiol'
lowi.h, being a delicious carioature Of that
POETS style Of iuculca,ing lessons Of wisdom
which Is one Of his Bosionian Characters
tics:
Never jung. sheep ,hai'. i'ish'e"sd'
Otcy IN, sncc ~hatrver.
Oyrr wall. o. lsuse, o. t''nlc''
Dot second fs'i5~s AFTER.
Aala thiri upoa ihs sccoud.
An Rurth ani 6Gh ani % on'
rirta sheep ani thea dozen,
T,I,s,y ~. IN qaisk 'a,e''ioa,
Oa- ty one have go, clsar over.
- nissuu1c'. alurst alvny',
Tsrsu stCr one anl;hCr,
seen 90 watch each other, alWsy',
wh,p they 80 tail upl,ori.
A. che sorrow lsarg,h over,
So hey Ellov. thir co., hstcr,
Tu th- alr ofcauh seems iirAcnri'
VIA tAe tai'. Of .,t m..'or,uar'.
ui.h giving details Of 4 subject with
Ey.lt miuutcu'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, DhNITL FiLrs, Of Waterford,
w 10 the cuu0ly II ONiud, b, his mortgage
deed dated October 9Th, ID. 1858, and record
81 in the Registry u Deed. Zoe The Ne'ie'n us
rct If the cuuniy Of ONiDrd. 90 look >, 1ag" h9
runyr,c,i tu m., the ,ul.crilcr, IT Gofham, ~ the
count, Il CumhsTlaad, . cet,sia parcel ct Ia" !
situated in the Town Of siuncham, ~ the county
Of OA6rd aL,rs.aid. IL loing the uorih-ca'ierly
half of Iat No. 5 10 The fourth range and htsi d.
vision Of lot. 10 aid stou'ham. together With the
mill .itu,,ed tbefsas, o. Secure the payment Of n
certain note Of hand mentioned in said mortgage
d,cJ. The condition Of which having been broken
Iy reasoa Of the non.payment Of said nute nov
eau, TO oreclose the agreeable to the statute
10 such oases made and provided.
BENZ. II. STURGls,
by l.. HisELLt HI, Attorney.
Waterford, March 10Th, 1855. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

Tr Wma P,Err N TuE NauArr,-Wm
E., Il.m.s' I.e straight n4t Wells
Wig m.ua.r. 90 tho legislature L.,I O.
t,a- 600 ths evening Of tue Uu ult..
aul voted that 10 BE- "u1i advisable or tHy
WING. ut Main. at tAg present t.me % take
r.gaetlru 300 r.-arl 90 thr nomination ~
candidate, Tor pre.Iu, aul Wee President
hat Oh maintain their organization, and no
suitable time hereafter 90 uct with rclor-
.n.. 90 taat important subject as apatri9t-
DO duty o. Oh, whole country &e., shall
dictate O. the Wings OF Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
S. ID. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
PARTS ucIJJ.

SOW. Z, prepared to manufacture all Mud.
oCB,ot. and Shoe. IN a neat and substantial man.
uCr.
F5y-Panicalar attention given to making GcnIs'
Fine Cali Boots.
Rcriitus done 10 short notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

Crr,yry uuurrrN Two GvrrS oT TliE
Nav Eser,Np S,uUr. Ii''i c'1iisna'.--
What has e1, int, pr Holmes lie never
took any interest in the slavery question be'
fore. What brings BIN out 80 strong all NJ
.rr.'
S7f e.ef'au-Why, my dear Sir.
whom J,y simply aciiatci slavery in Com
gre, aud tbr newspapers, il was OF no moro
interest o. l.n than 90 any one els bat
Ir rr,ra-ul,,,, have taken 90 murder,
lately. and that, You know, is in his line.
Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
Also JUST PUBLISHED.
Tower : Twrei'' Grammar Of Comro-
,ition, 90 Gradual Elctriscs Ia Wutins
tho InrII.h Innenngr."

Th.tul.s hrhrffH urH..rrf"' -..HH|, HrI rHr.
H.sr. H..', ufI,,.r.sr. Boo rrluHHt..iI '.rH.s, TO-
H.FbrHHiI.1l HurHDfI.H .i iHr uuu.ir..r 90 .rHr..
tr .H "a ".1 u'tH, tp ssf1'dl.' fhr habit RI vri.ng
rHu,,1. ANrI.Hs hlhit bel hs.', ihr u''f lH
f.lfarf s.rr i1 nrssItiHH b. Nrrtrrfurnt THE
I.r.r.hf .r 70 .H1r.,r sHf-,It n.s, giving I1' usr
F...... B' q t.rr. sr smllNHg che v.Ih Hs tH
r.. 300 rs.r. r.I ttF ir iir teacher boz ir,Hrt1g 70
connect Br. s,s'rrHur urfhHI no thinking BrI
H|......
rF.trfr, DANIEL BURGESS & GO. p
JON, ~r..r. So, Nuk. guI2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
n. II. conn n 90.
Mill Owners, Look Here!

TIVE .uhscribsr,a practical Mill"dsh''n Agen
i Tor the sale Coz
G,,s,.' Cast Eoa Clsaas1s, JoLHtons InBrorsd
ShiHFt MaeLas, aud As H0und Waiu INhUl.
AL Of the latest Improvements.
SAMUEL b. LOCKE.
L.tke,Nill,, (h.,. Sept, 1855. ,.t
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Farm for Sale.

,y.,lSSs.. TlIE Subscriber uf,rs &c sllc che
.t,sls,l 20 h" luu Hall" ism in Summer, in who'd,
= 49, uI iH p1rr,b, % suit purohIscTs. The
luJIiHgs are MOSTLY new aud On -rui
--ASE--~- ryfair, large and convenient. said
farm contains three hundred acres ul land, siNty
trrrs 1T which ace On a good state ot cultivation
uns hundred aCr.s tH usstuIiHg reminder in
woodland, mu.t', covered with hHc 1ud thni,
second eco .th Tho iarm hls three huuafsd Doe
E,ut tt,rs, 20 choice ,srirtic-. Saii farm - well
~at,t,d With never failing sT'iurs, b. Nor' puudur.
tive, aud ut,rs rare ildu 'm,uts 90 one vtshlng o.
devote himself 60 The agricultural prultfsion.-
Tenn. ,AtTcmsl reasonable.
WILLIAM ". LOTllROP,
Ia bic Ageut, LoTT llhLL.
sumner, Ort.,lsaj. -
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prrr, vsu "Tw Br,riE." Ladies
hustle, ags 90 Persian origin. N1tt, ga h.,
N1,- 900 thc DDS % HAIR. defines this
b.. r.airl, as kind OF bolster, which ,hc
Persian hlia, fy 90 the uuIer,rlrmgut, 90
urDlucra certain r1uulus-,, thought hy
faem 10 D., highly becoming.
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% ihi. country feel Testified 10 stating that tinc
Steel Eogn,ipg. vii b. placed lefurc The Ameu'
can pubiIc. which n hearty Il execution have Teen
and at ptirc unparalleled either ~
N, Nev ~ OF wufld.
Ar l. cn.u,"politsn. and ~ The view 'hc ~
e.. 10th II America apj Eurspc sTr lorni toe
rrthrt a. pioducC rIeciHtns NuUhy q che age,
The Eugrs,,ugs will b. is-,,cl mnpthly. come
msnrins tom lhe rut 4 December is55, ani cnd-
ipr Tir,t II January, 1851. with ihc
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UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims!

4 RuY AND NAVY OFFICERS, Soldier,
y hlrh Regulars ani NolunlceI., sail"l', Ma
Tinr,. TBuIa Men, Musicians, Wagon Masters
T,,ln.trr.. lodi ne. aud al persons " homsy have
.rry,d fourteen da,. 30 any ~ the wars II The
unircd sutss, since the year $780, The law Of
1855 gives each 1T sou Who have not heretofore
received warrant ~ laui, Onr hundred and s,N-
1, Acrcsu Ani To- al Who have received bounty
Land. enough more to make one hundred aud Six.
II A,ps'
lathe case ofihe Death Of the person entilled to
Land, his Widow, o. Il ~ Widow, the Minor
child 90 children, ace culitled To- the liounty.
W ar, Jrsp,,sl 70 IS0H,isiy pros'lais al .laim'
r., lad. sad p.H s.puly JHsiisss Of no Ps1ss.
Csrsiv Clsrks, Cswa,isn5Hus 0l D,'as, Nsiauss
pslIS. lawn. rsi al oibUs, t0iA ne Hsoiarg
i-,iru,i us and slaHk fgr~s, nee y cost, oH ollh
,st,.ss. o. mall o. fiL,FUiss.
When desired, We will eel the Warrant al the
,r.rhst p,i,r, aud remit check for proceeds.
n. II. COBB n 90.
Il William Street, New York.
.tsrcpces-DanL Of the Commonwealth, \. \.
Ohio Lii, and Trust Co., \. \.
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COMMISSIONED Notiee 10 Creditors.

ME- having been appointed b., ihe Judsc Of Pro'
w hate iof the County Of ONiord, To ieceiNe
and rNaminc the claims 81 the creditors OF Samuel
VI Arnold, late Il Rumiord IN said County, dc.
ceased whose estate u represented ins0lNeBt, give
notice that six months, commenting the twel1h
di, II September, AID, 1857, ATE allowed g. sald
creditors 10 b. Jog 10 and prove their claim. aud
ihst We will attend TO the service assigned ~ At
the dvellnghou'e Of Dura bradford, 10 Mexico, IN
laid County, 90 the second "Wednesday, Of Janua
~, February and March, A. ID, 1856, Il ON one
four O'Clock, y, NJ.
DURA BRADFORD, IT,,
CURTIS r. HOWE.
H,Nos s.p,,rbsr ISL, fsss. -
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Nr Greeley write. --., l inter ,hst D.r.
>vBri 1ryrs &, West % frrh-1r Ias....
,..ir- Bro arv Incidental ami preliminary
r..a#.... a 'He Suafe respecting Nma..
~. r-Er, I uIca, tn hiie De tune, lnI
rat time will Ie when Kansas APPLIES '.r
admission as % ire state. Such b. my Done
pre-. BOO from au sc,. and I h.uk h.sc1ur-a
rsa wise one Others have sP.Arn prompt
Us and far'.,,ly iur Kansas ia ihe S'uat,
aud this v.s w.ll iti,a,.' ven that some
should Do boz boo r.s.r,s, prepared BOO due -H-
sru O. srraL q, tas Main Question. The
t... i-af hlrl'
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PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

The purchaser, of TvrIyr Enrraring'. one Zach
mnph. pr,sr fiy cents. will n, cotitsd t1 receive
No a pfr,niuri. the grcit strcl snsravirg.
Washington nilcr crossing the Delaware
Size 2tN 20. TNo,u',d iu The fret ~" ofau,
fum the original design, by '. %. Darey. an
American Auist u1.urrls-rl IN illu'tatiug the
ilisiur 81 oar Cuuntry.
rcfs11s drsidni ~ act AZ igents ~ obtain Y
,ub.rutrr.. h, applyiig in che undcrsignrd. hnd
stating the nc,liN they wish IN occupy, vii W.
Gmi.hol crsphs gi'in; leunl, which are cN'
cr,,lipgl, liberal
Al p,rcss delivered tro' of express. root or
packing charge.
Gro. HOWARD 4 co.
225 FULTON sTNEET, n. Y.
Wh1lssslc Priv Publishers, snl Manufacturer
Inmcs aud MuuId.ngs.