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The Great Hail Storm

The items published last week, show
something Of the severity Of the Hail Tenn
post on the 3Oth ult., in Kenneboc towns.
since tho the issue Of our last number, we
we learn that in this vicinity It was a. Sc
we're and disastrous as In those towns. The
storm appears to have commenced in the
Lake r1riJn, passing down through Byron,
Eoyhurv. Weld, Carthage. Wilton, Fast
Diy6,ld, Chc,tcr,illc, Ne. There appeared
TO BE- three hr,adihs, over which the storm
swept with great fury. The second passed
down through west Norway and East Otis
Gsld Mr. Works, Of the latter town had
his property injured TO the amount Of about
one hundred dollars. The other section was
through East Frycburc, and Chatham, y.
n. The storm in each Of these directions
wa, much less severe than in the former.
In Byron, the Hop Crop, the principal
dependenc, or most Of the inhabitants. is
entirely dcstroycd-uot enough being len,
to he worth picking The poles are thrown
over and the vines cut up.
In RoSbury, we learn most Of the crops
arr severely injured, and many instances
entirely destroyed.
In the East part Of Weld, in large and
fine orchard. known as the White Orchard,
the leaves and bark were stripped from thc
trees, 50 As 20 Kill them. Many lambs and
calves were killed, and older stock was badly
woundcl. Some or the stones measured six
inches in circumference, AMI in their f.ll
forced their way through iir rooG' Of hrrHs
and brok, or the caves Of houses The
grass Is c,i N and driven into the ground,
so as to present the appearance Of having
been moved The young crops generally
are ruined entirely,
At Cartilage, the storm of hail seemed to
have diminished somewhat, but the wind
was vcry high aad caused considerable dos
truc'ion to the crops, but not 20 surh an
extent asiu the other towns. Several barns
w,r, uuro1frI. blown down, or moved
from their foundations.
In East pnfeli the crops were severely
injured. Great danger was done 90 the
woodlands. On a lot OF second growth cone
tanning about two lcrrs owned hy Charles
n. Brnthhy. only ono tree WI, lrl, stand
ir.. IN ihs same u,i,hh1rho,l, VIII
lard Kinney hl sugar marl, growth of
four arrgs, c,,ry tr,sofwhieh, on ,hr whole
lo,or arysr,, was Frustrated Many other
I0r, wore .u.ar.l t1a -rrot cyt.ut
Iu Wilton void hui'lin-, were blown
Down. On Ch,.,rry.'l, auI JAY, quite "a
number OF building, vsr. blown down,
barns. AMI one dwelling hans,. Tho growth
Of trr.s in t'1, vicinity was badly damage q,
tu may instances ruined.
4 singular circumstance in thisc1nuCc,iru
IS uat 600 thc slcsgliuc Thurs lay, another
.f.rr Hfs,-n struck m Wal, ja,, 11
t. ef-. .. o.. ta.ku. tas former One, aud
proved i,sIg equally destructive. Thr laI
was tHr.e inches lrp 900 % level a0gr die
Storm was over.
storm ,rus 90 have h.n throughout
10. entire course, one oG unparalleled ,i1-
,.usr. The breadth oG land on which ,ae
storm wa. Isl, severe l1., n.tarrar O. De-
very large. though Che ral iy.l over strip
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

WulEu', lIi,rom ov FEwoNr. VIII
Lard. supplementary history OF the United
States, entitled Last Leaves" Published
in 1858, after al'udinc 20 the di.icultir, a..
tween Commodore stockton, Gen. Kclrnny,
and col. Fremont, in California in lSi7,
SAWS &" On ono occasion Fremont was, It
-,,tls, Threatened with being put in irons,
Ilh- could have actually received iron, upon
his limb, and worn them home, then there
would have bcgn a cry or a second Column.
bus, brought In chains from new world
which he had discovered and secured Cor hi,
country and (hc, meantime guilty Of no
VICE or Dlly) it might, in coming years,
have made him PEr,rpLNr OF TuE UNioN,
Such i the spirit Of the times aud people. -
IL is well % take note Of It.
New York Post.
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Weekly Summary of News,

In consequence Of the difficulty Of obtain
ing a jury in New York city, Judge Strong
has decided to send the case Of Barker and
others, for the murder Of Bill Poole into one
Of the rural districts for trial.
Mr.. Wise made a very successful ascension
in the balloon " Young America" from the
public garden, Boston, on the jth inst. The
dcsc,ut was effected IN Mcdford, about siS
miles from the starting point.
Kenneth Rcyuor decline, the nomination
Gr Vice Presidency ON the ticket with Com.
Stockton. lie will support Mr.. Fillmore.
The New York Post publishes call sigu-
cd by several leading Democrats who decline
% support buchanan, inviting their fellow
citizens Of like feeling to meet them IN Con-
,cntiou at Syracus, ON July 9th, for con-
sultatios, and, il doomed proper, for poliii'
cal organization and action.
Gen. Wendell +. Smith, the bogus inquest
man, has been appointed New England Mail
Agent, ro, Virgil u. Paris, E,q., dccaPi.
tatcl.
The US. Senate have passed q I'LL az.
rrorriauns 100000 Cor the construction
Of amilinry road from the western boundary
Of Missouri, by salt Lake City, to the cast
crn frontier Of California also providing
for the establishment OF military posts along
the route, aud the sinking Of wells.
Mrs. Maria lIurd Of Harmony, was heard
to cry murder, recently, and the ncighbor'
who rushed in, found her with her skull
fractured. No one was with her hut her
daushtcr.iu.law, who has BEEN arrested and
bound over Tor trial.
Elisha Aver, Clcrk Of the Bangor Gas
Company, died suddenly on sunday even.
in. Of the heart disease. lis age was fifty.
\ gentleman in Jamaica, Vt, writes
"Thc ieglin: in this section is very strong
m favor Of Fremont. In this town there ar
bu; two who will vote the Buchanan ticket"
IN Exchange records IN, marriage Of
John VI. Strang, and Elizabeth S,nusr,
a, q .;musr event The next event will p'o.
baby be a hHl. Nra7g.r.
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Benton,s Thirty Year,, Yisw-.Yol. III

The sccoad volume or 4" Bsnton's Thirty
Nears' View" has Just been published, and
Is now ryaly Tor distribution Il j. about
the size or the first volume, containing some
seven hundred pages, octave, printed on
good white paper with plain medium sized
tyre. The whole work &, intended 90 give
the reader thorough knowledge Of the po-
liical history and policy Of the L. States,
from lS2O 10 1850. Much Of the work is a
compilation from the debates and speeches
Of distinguished members or Congrcss, in
Guiding The yeas and nays on the most im-
vortaut questions The text consists Of a
.uccinct history OF the rise and progress Of
various national topics written in che au-
tbors unique, comprehensive aud rrrpicu-
ous STYLE. BENTON has Fixed his mark iuiel-
lihly upon hi. country and in whatever
light he NAV De- viewed, bis personal identi.
tvcan never Dc lost or bis services forgotten.
mi, work will ever remain a lasting monu-
mcut OF his talent, industry and pcrsyycr-
cucc.
Mr. Ausrl : Field is Agent for Franklin
and Oxford Counties for tue sale Of this
work ne is now canyas,ins the County
fur subscribers, aul will visit most OF the
Villages u these two Counties, where hcwill
solici, subscriptions. I;isa good opportu-
ity 60 procure a COPY Of Ibis valuable work,
AMI our rralsr, will find it for their inter-
ct 70 give him thsir patronage.
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~NNrrsEN CIV, ONO.
DrJ.N. lIluis Dear ~r-l uur tyurufihr
2~fh u.lnu ts 1t hrHI, lnI bro trr., will siy. "
her1 ..I.Ir. pprp Davis Pain Killer. HHI with
y.lt lr'r ,n.u u1 0ur pant. uur Gales were .m1lI
900 ar.t, lHtHs 90 l.rIm. known bro UuI ruuusHlfy,
thr irrlrI IH.rpHd'rg pH.|Ii, &C. lslurl uI.
rNrrttu.rs, alI grN rHrru iflt bought 10
would ,.nr r0lrr motto, prd snrIa u ha highest
f.Hus .I tfHst valuable f....'E "a 100 those dice
,Is.s ,.rr rrmrhlt srulr o. From those re-
ruumrr|lI.Hu. We vrfr lfdrr.d ~ u.r 10 iu urr
uru HU..I.s. .rl che good r...fs u' tHH ufH.U.H.
vrr. immediately nrrrr.ri We rrp runf..Hr
Ifs H.r with great sruHHU'THl. W. have sHH
murr .. tH. IHlu h0.rr 'hru ur rs,r hH'r since
.. i.iHTH " HHN other u" 'f".m. II ODE sN"r '1-'H
uf iur; aaI vr jp rni hesitate 90 s1, lhat 90 h,.
given ..u.I .1iisBr,i.u tp thr uu.,hIs,I t.pu 1u,
u.hrIHr.I,'. vr have ever sHII. iiurN uI lusI-
r,.. l.rr|gpnifd uur sending r"rtiIrlt.s, lutvc
have DO ,u. vicinity lrou llirrn huuirrl Co. tv1
il.rHHi living vi.Hg..,., who t..tIN 90 fH.ir
rrfehl.rs. Dos %, dos, II thr value 10 n1yis' Pain
ktIIrr. 1uI ilu. t.r circulation 90 Iu influence BE-
being rHa.fH...y enlarged.
kDrpl large rgr', boz nee W.T., itis lr.t .r,h
r u,iIriur be-. tIr r'.r De- want, IUd tlr, have al-
r.ln, IH.I urr thrt ihr, rlu core lhr Fever luI
A-.r nr TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. u viii
,rIr 70 D.'I iu ur. hnur-' srFrr, cough in nHe
ur.hi, rrI hI. rruyrI 90 o., ihr bet medicine 900
y
pu.0s. lu..s, Sc, Lockwood : GrauNN.
TNui. November ls, lsi3
Nrsss T.. DAVIS Son. Dear ~lrs. Goethe
klrrs hrrU ulu ..r confidence boo tho charms ~
iHr.r lHr.-fur.. Tie, d..0u rational uu.l.s.
fr ihs si,k. -, vlrHu. mrtus, prr,ip1ii, Through
iIr 1-r1ry cot thc l.y. -. T.. En'tnu, thee ka-
cen r#..I. have h"rHmr acquainted With yuur mst-
i.Ius, ,uI their demand fr b. b. 60 mr very su-
TrisH-.
uru have n, mc nr'.r. e.. more l'ln fl, lni.
flr., bot have nli g.t uns bottle, therefore Wi.h
5000 90 aruI mr q quantity, aul | will TaN Nuu
rlIuu.i tl. Treasurer of Ihr Missionary luiru.
hone We .hlII De-. lyorrI with .um, ~ % 's soon
l. nu..hr. There o. 900 mrIIriuc which stands
.H hlrb iu che r.,i' 1u.puf thr k1uus uf these
province. o.. ihc Pam ki'I,r, auI Gee, willing ~
rp'b ihpm, 10, I entertain ycl hlgh opinion
of IN. worth n. 4. TUuvAs.
Fur -ilg b, puggists, Gurcu, lni M'Iicln"
p.,'rr. .rn,r,li, n. N. ll1y. Portland, and l..
J. ~mirh. llblIuv,l. General NhIlcsalc Agents,
March "a. 1850.
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J.r.lop-aud he was in for that fight with
an his heart and soul
y, true Wbis could in that contest, 90
into any kind OF coalition with that party
which sustained the doctrines OF the Gin
cirnati platform; and he said there were
great many delegates to the recent Wing
stat, Conyfutiou who would refuse 90 do
any such thing,
Mr. Cochran was enthusiastically APP
ploudcj throughout his remarks.
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MARRIED.

IN Woodstu,A, rs Alden Ch1sc, Mr. ryms T..
Berry, of Woodstock, 20 Mics Luc, II. Cole Of
GIrpuwuul.
In Woodstock, hy Si5uey pcrham, Es1., John
a. Eli. of Sparta. Wi.cuusi1, Go Niles Iuh1mlh
Davis OF Wuodstugk.
a. Fpchurg, 18th ult., hy A., q. Pike, Esq,
Nc. VIM. ~. Gilman % ME- Hamlet Dresser, 10th
1t Denmark; NJ Joseph -. Whitney TO Miss
sarah Pierce, both Of Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

INV CrUu,rr U ur Blsrs. On %
visit. recently, o, che Basins, iu Albany, we
found r.,nrI.J in tho Register at Mr. Knee
lands, thc following account 9f q cave.
which was discovered. last season, ly T..
MazG.ll, W G.. E.mrall, W. 2. Goodrich,
aud r b. Wrek,, OF Egilgtln. The water
wa, % high l, % cover the entrance. when
ve were there, c.n,,4uyu,'ywc are not ah.c
t.vucb Tor thoc5rrrrtae-, u' the statement.
"Ths above party discovered a cave, or
cavity ia tha stream, among the rocks, thc
entrance % which is ygry obscure, some two
rods below the -r1a; basin. Tho entrance
/. s., low chat We had 20 enter rs laying
down aat, and crawling ten feet, when y1u
reach a passage way, or hall s1no s1,gn feet
high, with small opening at the top, ssrv-
ir. as q window. Til. hal, Is about twelve
fryt long. and leads into another chamber
large enough % contain about inccn Or
twenty persons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

DEowNED. We learn thata Mr. Ayers
from the State Of Maine, in attempting to
cross the river above the Falls, from Sic5lett
Island 70 the single mandatory Of Mossrs.
Ioichk.Ss & Hatch, by some means letlooss
otthe rope that guided the boat, and went
over the Falls and was drowned His body
had not been discovered at the last account.
Minnesota Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

The Fillmore American Club, Of New
York City, which recently voted to change
It's name to the American Republican Club,
and support FEuoSr and DArToN, consists
Of over three thousand members. The adj
dress Of the President on the occasion was
patriotic.
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WHITEHEAD, HARBOUR & 90.


Gr1,rmcr. I have r.ri DO. Patent Galvanized
aud mu.t DO, % UulLs veil. I employ e uln iu
dp tu, h.hiHg, Who gives a. rr u,oDI!r account
Oft o., baking m,lis, bread, pastry, nnd ,,sr.
hirr r's, ih,t hr h,s laksI since De- us,I b.. I
dp u.t hesitate tr as ihpi b B.. ihr IHsf oven |
have ever u.rI. lf d.. i.s vu,h prHfoIly aui
with aNr|t Hn'r H.i
- ... IIE-IY
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" OLp DmogRATs COMING RACK" VIM.
I. johnson, Esl, former editor Of the Au-
gusta Age, rcpudiatcs Buck 4 Brock, and
will support Fremont 4 Dayton.
Hon. Richard u. RE, also refuses TO stand
on the Cincinnati niger driving platform.
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Strayed or Stolen.

INOM the subscriber, NJ South Paris, on the
Il 27,h day Of june, woke Of DARN RED
OMEN, ycars OIL, measuring ahout : feet, with
brass knobs on their horns. Oue uf them has hi
horns l0p little forward, aud in about the middle
of one horn has wrinkle tWo-thirds abound IL,
the other third smooth. IN the center ofhis fore
head De- has a few white hairs which q person
would not readily notice. Whoever will secure
said oxen so that The owner may recover them,
shall be well rewarded.
HENRY r. PARSONS.
South Paris, July, lsj6. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

In Lancaster county, [Buchsnans rrsi-
deucel ana Oh line Democratic paper rcpu-
da's' buchanan, and s1a- Tor Fremont and
Dayton. The ola line Wing paper and the
American paper in the same county, also
raise the Frsmon; and Dayton banner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

Franklin Pierce was elected 10 the Prcsi.
dcncy by an overwhelming majority OF the
nation because he was not known. lie has
been dropped by general consent because he
a.. Washington Organ.
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The o>6.lUm,car

" Elw-Wiilr ,taul.r-urrua pre-
,irigc, looking down upon tho South lua
river. saw neat, simple enclosure. ON
drawing near. ON board o., che head ola
grave. read tie following inscription,
TN vrvHEN UT
c. II. oRSE,
uI su. parts, Nr.,
N--f go tsfrs.
Tf. Nrr's- o.. l>r2.
\ VOTING man, from my native town,
sleeping here, whore t-u year, a-1 uH traa
.ugavlits man could Hy found
Il. r LJbNLl.
California. MAY Sch, l>rH.
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Freedom Notice.

THIS i. 10 certify that | have given my son,
i Henry =. Cole. hi. time, TO act add trade lor
himself aud shall not claim his wages NOT pay any
debts d his contracting after this date.
CYPRIAN COLE.
Auest:-RICHlRp l.. COLL.
Greenwood, April !, 1855. y
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THE .uhsgisr hrrrI, gvD. ,u'',r notice i.1t
Do Doe. l-ru ayru.Hfr.l o., tH. Iu'-.ulrrHIu'r
f,r ihs Count, Of O>nu., ari assumed tAr t"st
of Administrative ui doe ,siltr ui
Mama, MuETH, h,, OF Audn,oT ~. >urplr',
IN lrl Count, deceived, ly -,ir; bond q. thr
law Directs. She therefore requests ~ prrsnu'
who ace indebted CO. che s.ilir % 'liI deceased,
tp make im.ur 'iptr Payment, lnI th1'r uh' have
1902, Ipfu,rl. thereon o. 'shIh,f ihr .Hwr ''
Jane n. 1856. JOSEPH ". MORTON
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DIED.

lu PARIS, Mu. Hannah l.. swan, agcd ~.
IN Nevada, Cab, May lDh, Capt Bennett Il.
pik- at Cornish, sou Of the late Bennett Pile 81
Bujgton, aged -
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O,rpEu, ss.-At court of Probate, h,.i q
ItTs, within III Ir trr county 90 oNntd, 600
tlr lmI TulsI1f of JrHr, 4. ID. l-.b.
nN ibr petition 90 RACHEL NALL, widow n.
" lsAnU Hat, a'r ul Norway u .HHI
County U.rIs.I, p...HE nT l1 allowance .rl of
thr r,...utl ,.flir ,i boz ','r ir.lIHf.
OUuIEIu, That thr .I.I u. Tall siyr uHrrH
fr 100 Tur.Hu. Interested, l causing cop, .i I..'
ORDER o. lr ru'IIshai ihrr' weeks .arr"s.Nl.l Ip
The O.tuM Democrat. plated 90 r,ri.. tblt fh'y
m1, arr.tr.t H pu'.ifr Cuuu tl is bold 8t Par.
rI. boo .riI County. uu iIr thII Tur.a'g 90 lH.g
urNt, NJ Nine ,f en-, dock Boz lhr forenoon, and
.h,v cause ,laHy Jhry base say 'hr same shaai
NOT lr granted.
THOMAS No. BROWN, Jaf-s.
Atmr Copy--Nuur
E.E. C,Er,r, Rgnir
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TnnMAs II. ERnMN. -.
true c0pY-ait,sts
S.R. CAErTE. E,guiv.

ONFoHu, ss,-At Count ~ Probate held ~
IN,hurg, within snI fHr the Count, ~ ONiuH,
she 10Th day 81 June, 4. D., 1856
ON the Petition ~ ELIZA A. PATRICK,
~ widow II Law u. PATHt,E, late ~ nsu-
muk, DO s1il county, drc'l.ri, prlyiug that her
dover NAV h. asssrsi aud 80 uut a. be-, iu her
late husbands estate. iui that commissioner, L.
appointed iar hat purpose,
OEuTRTp, that the said Eliza 4. Patrick give
notice o. ~ pcu0rs interested, rs causing 1rHT, ~
this order 10 u, puil.hcd three weeks suros..,siy
iuihr ONord Democrat, printed az Paus, th,tth,y
ma, app,,rat Probate Couriu h,hI 81 Par. ,.u
aid county. ou The third Tur,dl, ol Jul, ns,t
I nine IT the clock "a che FORENOON, and .hsw
cause, IL amy they have, Why the ,am, should no,
De- granted.
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Loather and FINDINGS.

WYE intend 20 klcp on hand good assur.men.
w Of Sole Leather, Upper Leather, ClIi and
Zip Skin., shayiug', Bindings, ADD aii Kind. OF
shoe findings usually wanted % boot 'n! shoe
Makers. Manufacturer wishing i"r Upper l.e'ih-
a. AMI Cali skins tanned Ia he oil way' ~ coll
lgnor, will do well 10 call. ...
STEVENS 4 SllURTLElF.
South Paris, Man IS, 1856. -
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THE subscribor hereby gives puhlic notice To- all
! concerned, ihithr hus been dolly appointed h
the Honorable Judge ofrnhHtr, iur The county "i
ON1rl, oul assumed the trust OF AdmnI'iuior
Of the estate ct
SIMON X. PARNUM, late of Eumlurj,
in the count, Of ONi,rl, deceased, hy giving bond
as the lw directs Ne therefore rcIgrsts al per
sprs who are indebted 10 the estate 81 sail de-
erased, 20 make immediate psymcuti and iho'c
who have ans demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
same o.
MAY 20, SO. LYMAN RhWSoN.
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O,ToEu, ss.-Ni. court OF Probate bella atrat-
H., within ani nr ihr county uf ONl1rd, 90 che
third Tuesday II June \. u. 1856.
on the Petition Ut OLIVE STElSON vtlaw
\ \ Of AHEt >TiTsuN, Date ~ Sumner, l1 .I.b
cluHiy dDrrlsrl, pu1iug iHr 800 allowance aIIui
the personal estate Of bee late husband,
OUurHEp, tlst thc sliI Olive Stsisua give
d .r iuaI person. Interested, hy causing r1pg n
tiis order tr o. ruhshrt three weeks suIrusFr.l
iu ia. OsiDi D,uH,rsi, printed 90 Paris, itHt
Goo, ma, lrI.1rat % pullt. Cont o. hr h,d a
Vlri. iu .,,i ,Hu1iy, uuih,thh IursIly Ut lu.
arNt, at ulpr % The oil,k in tho forenoon, aHI
.hcs c,usr, if,H, Che, have, Why thr same sh0uh
not hg -r1u'ri,
THOMAS u. uGOWS, Jr's,.
true CITY--HUrsfE
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1 ONroHr, sat- court u rebate hcId at Psi.
b., Viihin and fur the county ~ ONiUrJ, ou tal
third Tuesday of June 4. u 1856.
TMEIINE PARK, Admioh tratriN on thc e..
IL tate of Isaac PAHE, late of DiNf,I On sail
County. deceased, having pesn,sd h,r 6rst be-.
count Of the Estate 81 said drc,ased lur allowance,
OupEEED, that The aid administrative give
notice % 40 rsrsons interested by causing copy
n tbi. order 10 b. rubhshcI three weeks
iyrl, in The ONElfd Democrat, printed 40 Paris,
that they may appear at Probate Court a. w.
held at Pari. an aid county, 90 The third Iue'.
lay Of Dol, next, At n,nc Of ths clock In the loro
uu1u, anil shsw cause (f any they havoc Why The
same should NOT b. allowed.
THOMAS II BROWN, Jndg,.
I \ tru' copy-auost;
s.R. C,rrrr, R'ri'',,
ONTuUp -. A. r. Court ofprubatc held No PARIS
within and ior the County of ONiord, on the
81 IursdIy Of Junr On tho l,ar 81 uur Loud
ONE thprslui eight huH'rrd aiI ffy-siNs
nN uc poiiton ~ JANE ID. LOMBARD,
" wHlos 81 LuETNyp u. LoNEaRn, late q
So. 5. Range 2, Boz said oouaty, ds,,s.sd, PRAYING
fr a1 allowance oul II ihc rcroual estate u h,r
late husband,
OEUTHTD, that the sai Jarc u. Lombard give
uoIi,r 90 ~ persons interested b, causing cupy
ufthis orer ~ a. puhlishrl Oh .re week. suc,,.s-
tyely 10 The ONiord l.ciNucfst, printed ~ Paris.
that they may APPEAR az Probate Court Co h. Lsh
% Pan. In said county, on the 81 Tucsds, n
Ju, next. no nine II The clpcl in lhs forenoon,
and show cause GO aay they haYe) Why the ,aua
should not b. granted.
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oNTunp 49, ~ Court ofrr0batc held No Iaus
within and inr The County of ONiord, on tho
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IHe Misaine Sisnmship Pacifc.

The fact that thu steamer Asia which sailed
Sc venteen days after he Pacific, brings 40 intel
liz pn,e in regard to her, reduces tho conjecture
to almost certainty. in the opinion of the y. \.
Co, ri CT, that the voyage of the Pacific has been
pr" traeted by eneonntoring ice which has ohstrue
ted the Persia. the Arago and the Atlantic. In
that Ca : it would have been impossible for the
Pac fife to reach Liverpool in season to be repor
ted oy the Asia, or; indeed by any steamer sail
ing even ten DAYS after the Asia. The Courier
adds
I'll q Pacific SAILED from Liverpool ON the 23i of
,Ianu ary, nnd in nine days would have reached
the latitude and | ngitude in which ice has been
ropo ted by tn Persia, AHgo and Atlantic, Adop-
ting he supposition - which may now be almost
consider. d rs demonstrated that 'he engines of
the Paciti c have been disabled IN struggle with
this vast ice field, it will be apparent that with
the most favorable winds she could not regain
the Engli III or Irish coast. some two thousand
miles dis tant from the ice field. in less than TWEEN
" five de Us; which added to the nine consumed in
steamng to the westward, would make "A total of
thirty fo' )r days That is to say. that no steam.
ship rge ed as the Pacific could in heavy ster-
ly wea ther, steam from Liverpool 10 lat 46, Ion.
46 and return under canvass in less than "a days.
Add to this fourteen days for the Intelligence to
arrive here from Liverpool and it makes total
of fort eight days, whereas only thirty three
days b ave yet elapsed since he Pacific sailed.