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THE Oobosy--Alack the day =
What shall become Of us 7 is serious
question There ia no honesty among
virtuous men. aud thieves themselves
are becoming doubtful. In the colo
nisiug, which has been going on for
the past week in this Parish. the patri.
ots engaged in this service for the sake
Of the country, meet with unexpected
troubles. When a man is purchased
and agrees TO go into the colony for a
consideration he is not even then and
there, to be trusted; but like thieI
at night, may steal away, and betray
The secret workings Of The colo"izine
system. Men who were taken out, last
week, came back this week to their
first love, and betray the confidence
reposed in them. Tho enemy have be
come posted as to the general places
Of rendezvous, and what the result OF
this will be, on the day of battle; re-
mains to be seen. We hear incident
ally Of children ID the Eastern liberties,
running about with their fingers in
their eyes, crying that their PAS
have been stolen away from theplpS' by
one or the other Of the two great po-
litical parties Of the day. The civil
authorities of the city should take cog
nizance of this matter.
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Guard, had taken sick, he put On sword
and went to The guard house thinking he
would act in stead Of The sick ofhcef-~but
such he had no right 10 do even If he was
not under an arrest. Shortly after Lieut.
| Gufdan was sent 10 take charge Of the
Guard on entering TO order them out for
parade, Lieut. Estela drew his revolver
and without word fred three shots AZ
Gordan, two taking effect, killing him in a
short time Fstelle was then heavily
irobed on awaking next morning he knew
not what he had done He was tried aud
sentenced 10 be hung, but the General
eonmuted the sentence TO Shooting and he
was accordingly shot He walked firmly
to The place of execution and made long
speech in which he said he left home q
promising boy and went to California on
the route he became intoxicated and 1i,ar-
relied with man and killed him N Cal
ifofnia he killed another and wounded one
In all he had killed three and wounded
two under he influence Of liquor, aud yet
when he was shot he was but - yeafs
Of age He shook hands with many Of
his friends smiling and laughing all The
time, he said he was not afraid to die, asked
for glass Of waier-tobk his sent and al
ALI a l..
The Guard House, presented him cross
which he kissed, the old man retired few
steps and knelt in prayer; Estelle's eyes
were handaged, The order was given to
fire and the unioi tunate man fell from The
chair corpse This is The third execu-
ton that has taken place in Granada for
murder and each murder was committed
under the influence Of liquor
A novel entertainment took place in The
shape Of temperance lecture, on Sunday
afternoon, al which large concou,se Of
soldiers attended. II was something new
to SEQ temperance banner hung to the
old cross Of san Francisco. A good sized
Division was organized, and 1t bids fair to
do much good
The enemy about two thousand strong
drove small outpost Of about 90 men in
and were expected TO march on Grenada,
but they very sensibly concluded to march
in some other direction ms they heard we
had received st,ong reinfoteements. II is
not known where they are at present.
We received 900 men in New York
steamer few days.ago. The ,ainy season
is about over, and we expect some brisk
fighting soon. Yours Respectfully,
Hamnt,rR
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

TIE BHeiNrlFa or THE End
Under this head, our neighbor 10
Church street says "tbe death kusll
Of Quackery has sounded and goes
on to attribute the following language
10 Sterne, "Oh, blessed health, 'tis
thou who eplarges the soul and open.
est all its powers TO receive instruction
and 10 relish virtue. lie that has thee
has little else to wish for he that is
40 wretched as to want thee, should
~ get box Of Hslloway's Pills and
Ointment. A box Of .Anchoyies,
with YOU, to n stewcd ptIne, that
eterne, never said any such thing. We
dare You Mr. Adtocote to risk your
classic lore on hat, and make The ven.
ture with u.s.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

War GENERAL Urrop is THts =
That pious political newspaper. the
Catholic Standard, says TINT General
Upton, a loyal Old Line Wing, made
speech the other day at shieJsboro,
lin which," as the Catholic Standard
says The gave the Northern fanatics
and their Southern @slics. what old
BoulIion didn't give the path finder. .
The same exemplary politieo religious
newspaper, says that the General IL n
ripe scholar and has been invited 10
deliver a lecture before The Catholic
Institute. Very good But just here,
we would like to know If the General
Upton referred to, is our General Up
ton; General Upton Of Louisiana
General Harry Upton
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

ATTEMPT TO AssAssrnArE JosBrn
TRosKoLAwsEr,--A correspondent of
The New York Herald, writing from
Salt Lake city in the Mormon country,
says that mn attempt was recently made
to assassinate United States deputy
Surveyor Troskolawski, under the sane
ton and coupienance Of the authorities
Of the Mormon Church. Thoskolawski
is well known in This nick Of The woods,
and were We to guess as TO the cause
Of the attempted assassination on the
part Of the Church We should say it
is because Trosky. will not fall into
Mormon ways, he being very virtuous-
ly and piously inclined
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

IL Under the head Of Mexican
Items, in the Picognne, we see that
DR. Naphagy, has arrived in Mexico
to complete bis engagements with the
ayun'amiepto for lighting The city
with gas.
The Doctor, bad better come back,
and finish that wax.work Of the Father
Of bis country" for which be made
engagements with Dan Rice's Museum
in Camp street.--Or bring back bis
Memento to Calhoun in wax and soft
soap the assembled wisdom Of tho next
Legislature to buy it. The Doctor
knows nothing of gas. On tho other
hand, tho city Of Mexico knows moth
ing Of tho Doctor, so, one has no adj
vantage over tho other.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30
Spffial Motiffs .
WINES AND LraUDHs.

WINES AND LIAUDHs.
TX LATE arrivals frotn Hrodeanx
" " Pipes Old tbebae Rrands
do do Champagne do.
Gases do do 1915 DO.
n Baskets Jenny Lind Champagne,
Baskets N. Marx do.
do lieidsick, quarts and pinss,
70 Mott aud Ghahdin's A. No. /,
RED WINES
Hungarian tlaret, new article shd thsos
desert do.
Chateau Levrile,
Duplissis. 81. Estephe,
WHfTF VINES
Chattsaux Deplissis, very chcire,
Haut Sautetne,
Fyotien. Emile Noel Bordeaux,
II. Maury, do, and others to arrive
oot-29. BARHEE a BENJAMIN
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STATE OF LOU1stANA-sixth Judicial
District Coutt-APafish Of Fast Baton

District Gouft-i~parish OF Fast Baton
Rouge--ln the Succession Of JoHn 7,
BAILEY, det'd--No 496, " Probate"
10y VIRTUE Of commission issued in
ID the above Succession and TO me direct
Ell from the Hon Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and Tor the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State aforesaid ! will offer at
public sale, al the Court House door Of
said Parish, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY, the LIST day Of Deee ,nber, 1870
at | 1 o'clock, A. M, Of said day, the proper
ty hereinafter setferth and described be-
longing to the above Succession Of John =.
Bailey, aie Of the county Of Yazoo. State
Of Mississippi, to wit
tract Of land, situated in the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, known MS section No.
iour, in Township six Of Range One East,
being the same acquired by decd from H.
b Powell, by act passed before J II. Law
renee, a Justice Of The Peace In and for the
county Of Yszoo, State Of mississippi on
the 18th day Of tnne, A. b., 1853
On the following terms and conditions,
to wit; One third Cash. and The balance
payable in two equal Instruments at twelve
and eighteen months from the day of Sale,
and Purchaser 10 furnish notes payable 10
the Executor and mortgage reserved until
final payment II V. BABlN
oct 80 7ts-w Sheriff
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

JUST received per ship Scotland, 25 dor Cane
" Knives, With and Without hooks; Copper and
timed Swimmers and Ladies'; ssoharomsisr,
Gnsge Ct6ks and Steam bibbs N inch Go,to,
Rope for alindsr heads: Governor Rope and ON
Cans; Sugar House Lamps and Wioks; Machine
Wrsnebes from 9 TO is inches NJ
LAHGUIER IL LAEOrTK
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

10 The Daily Crescent of,hc 9th
inst, contains complete list Of the
names Of parties who went out on that
day, in the steamship Tennessee for
Nicaragua, under command of Col.
Jaquess. About 462 recruits went out
on that day.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

Gy- The L.afourche Union looks
very blue this week. and says in its
editorial columns
Silence is an antidoto agains. a
slanderous tongue"
Good scrap Of morality to act upon,
that. The Union will gain much re-
putation in these parts, to act on bis
own advice.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30
GROCERIES.

lust received supply Of sundry articles,
- making my stock now complete ali
Of the first quality, and for sale as low az
can be had elsewhere. Among the articles
mat be mentioned
Goshen Butter,
Fancy Western Butter,
Mackerel in Kits,
Pine Apple Cheese,
Green and Black Teas,
Fresh Mixed Pickles 4
Brown, Crushed, Pow
dered and Loaf
Sugars, &c, &C.,
oct-15 M O. BRYAN
s. f. Cor Court House Sonare,
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Jge 4ailp Gomet.
BATON ROUGE,NHOCT. 30, 1880.
Oua own gRAsApA G. A. CoRHfs-

Oua own GRANADA G. A. CopRHs-
roHpEnr.-~The letter Of eur Granada
correspondent, in to-days paper. will
be found very interesting. Our cor
respondent is an active participation in
the stirring events Of Nicaragua him
self. aud wields graphic pen. Should
be survive the threatened attack on
Granada, we shall have an account Of
10 when The battles lost and won"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoMD.--
We learn from the Baltimore Patriot
that the net earnings Of this road dur.
ing the past year amounts to 81, 1885,
600.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

G. A. Sofa, young writer Of much
promise, is said to be author Of all the
best articles in household Words.-
He possesses singular faculty Of imi-
'ation, aud thus his style is easily mis-
taken for that Of Dicksens. He is tho
son Of Madame Sofa, theatrical per-
former.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30
Direct Impnrtnilnn.

lust received another 10. II splendid English
~ Guns and Rifles, Double and Single barrels
Also, a few Boys D'ble Barrel Guns aop toek,
Flint and Percussion Nippls Wrenohes and sieei
Tubes Dun Hammers and Cap Primers Game
Hays and Powder Flasks Shot Pouches and Our
Gases Eley's celebrated Percussion Cap. ~
oct2e. IARGUfER A LANDUr
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30
Cast Il f.erman steel.

A FULL assortment Of Square and Fiat Bars
- Gas. and German Steel from n to a inch. Al
40 American and English Mister Stss NJ
LARGUtER ~ LANOUES
oet29. Hardware Establishment
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Porter IL Ale.

A FEW casks Of Hebert London, porter
N Scotch ale 10 nrrivs
oct-2s BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

eloqusncs Of the nineteenth century
can do.
After MIR. Robertson bad Hpished,
Col. Marks took the stand, and made
few remarks.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

pthsTERgR's and Pointing Troweis: 81 hns
4 Boston Muss; Lathing Hatohsts, Hight and
heavy; Cement, Hair and Plaster at
oot2e. BARGUiER ~ LANOUg,
Cor. Lafayette and Florida sts
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30
Manila Coraasa.

JUST received per ship Horizon, rs Coils Grass
Rope, assorted, from Gothes Line to stsam.
boats CsbIs at LAHGUIER d. LANOUEs
oc2p. Hardware Establishment
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Butter Il Cheese.

CHOICE Western Butter and Small
" lot Of Cheese, No, ].
oct.2s BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30
Old whiskey.

lJD RYE wHIEREY
" q Monongahala.
" Western Rssens.
few barrels Of each Of the abovs brands On
hand, call soon or your chance viii be lost
oct2o. BAR BEE IL BENJAMIN
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

10 1t is stated that DR.. Raphael,
the learned Rabbi, is preparing a his
tory Of the jews up to the present
time.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-30

Land Mt a Bargain.
CCn ACRES of well timbered land.
cCO admiralty adapted for a WOOD
yard. The land is located in the Devils
swamp, about II miles above this city,
and fronts the river. Thirty acres Of it are
Under fence and in cultivation. A bargain
may be had, by making immediate appii-
cation to
iuiys.h L. POWERS 4 co
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CASH NOTICE.

A s | HAVE to pay my workmen cash
"a and also pay cash for materials; no.
tee is hereby gwen, that from and after
this date. the CASH will be required for
all Boots and Shoes made at this establish.
ment
oct26 ct. n /. HENDERSON.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

A HOUSE and LOT, well suited for small 49,
II family, within three squafs Of the State kg;.iI
Honse--esn be purchased on liberal terms, I44ilL
by applying Of foct28 l.. x. POWERS 4 CO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Co,p RIoloNs EvrDSo. lt Is well
known a, matter Of history, that when
Greenland was discovered it Poss"ssed a
much warmer climate than il dos at pre-
emit The ice packs have bcen extending
s,,t, from the polar regions Cr s'me cen-
tpr,,.. and n, northeast c.'s'' OF our CONE
,.,.,, ,r, much colder th,n they wrrr thr,e
..,,.rir.a,,. The c,u>e of thi, j. MT well
r,I,r.,.,l-ibs f,rt only Is knnwu. u IS
I.li.,.l n,..u- T.rsrrs that there isa -ro't
c,liy iu .,pe rsrt. IT che polar ocean which
sometime. ch,nc-s 10. direction. and hy
drinIr- hrs, ic.Nr., from one place O.
another. chang. ths climate uf Those pla,ss
whence they are driftrd hy tie rre-,uc,' "'
such masses ul ioc iitTu,ing their uv TIM
rrraturs o. -r,lt DISTANCES. lp ths month
OF July last. the Waite "a wa. H'rk.i up
with hug, mouutalu, ct irr, and che c'm-
ere, ,r Arrharerl .fnrr-l--nmrthiuc which
never happened before. lu thc farnc l.
land, snow ell in che valley. lea che milIlc
Of July. she like Of ..I,h al,' never hap
JencJ before lf thi. DRIFT ul ice continue
r,-ularlv f,r f.w Seasons, tfr c.l,r, of
the white "a will h-,'nr rs iuh1.r.uhe
o.. ,hJ,. OF Gr,culani now are.
l>,l-ut.fr American.
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Use Marshall's Snuff.

T.r GidIiurss aninuare. i1 'hs llal,
U.r MAESllNLL's SNUFF.
For whining and luur.. .,r.aiinHs go che llsgd,
l., NAE~llAlL'> SNUFF.
Tot too .r,4t dow of b..uI o., thg bed, ......
U.e MNESllNLL'S SNUFF.
T,r ilDgIi1g ul doe u1-I,
l., MiESIlNl.L's SNUFF.
For raiH 300 ihe iu,rhr, ,aa u-,"u # the elr.,..
To NAW>liALL's SNUFF.
Zoe uat,p cl's auj ,uro ,pI v,ah N'',
lee NAgSlihl.L's SNUFF.
Iur e coll 10 the bead auI h,ad.,hc,
Ice NNE>ilALL'S SNUFF.
For dcafiess and ringing .uunI. in ih. 'ar.,
lee MARSH ,l.L'> SNUFF.
For al CATARRHAL AFFECIipNS,
lie MARSHALL. : SNUFF.
More than twenty ,,st,' experience has shown
that ur the aluye ii.r,.-., 500 can d. n"thlug 20
gu1i a. a. Tee MAii-llAl.L'- SNUFF.
CIV. ht~ell. Portland. geneu,l sgcn, Ct Maine.
Sold ly An rev. = Bates, Pare I'LL, W. y ltusi,
Suuth Paris; T.. Atwood l. Co, BU,khrldi Ii.
sh.ck'ry and Rolulphu' fOuas, Nor~a'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

'I'ill~ n,,uiiun. che r,srlt OF Tsciiu't ,sI'ti.
tpHr, b. nov ,lnli.uil, pfrstui'd o. The
prhT -. -urrriar in ruiri of 'rau"u,. safety, fu'
la,r t bee thr urrivil.H,i u,uNHr W Whi,h lt does
tr. vuIh, O.. aHy other iuv,uiiuu 81 che klut now
iu r-r.
hoe p,-G5' Or,u. doing ,,,t,ilirg r,gur,d
"a % iu che rI.t suU,r.nf l1rrrrr
I.rrrfsur. rrtfs. ft b.. riN r,Ju1l tu ihs or.
IHsFfHrrf spit. uhrUb 90 we'll kruu1 ruh1vr h"r"I
ihr lr.f method ,,sr iH'ruird. II will uF.t 90
fhH .lY. Coco, bel H.tH1 a.i.i,HI biHI. ui .1flis f.
IHr ul.h cen e'rt1.r, sHH 'l.h piece all inTU.
H.f'f .ttrt HuI H,r r..u Iar .tssr. Ifis.u. I.r
rr. t.I..rHi ,lf,riifs, as ihssr case. Hrt IUf 30
tbmugI 900 ,..1y' pfr 40 hr tp.
o.. baking lH,f l1| r1'u', iais u,rnts With.
out t,b' lei. tHr '.lt be- u,uHfull, iHup.I. st
tHr h.f..p aui I.uf'rrthc pHI',rt ,'pfl.l ui tar
H.H..af.|.
irf.rrf r,rr'rI ,1 rrir' ~ ECONOMY, as iir
bent r.I.u,tT ts rrHrru.. " iib,n trr us'n. Tho
material ifuH which it ts tnB6uIlItafrd bring
1.B.,.It.gi1f. ,1I rH#sf.rrir vilh HtI H'u.,ts,
fl.Tr ls HH rl.IHftfi ui Hrti Iui sullI VftIi.'F
.. ...s, sol. kHFpir g.uuE 'HI h.rrs.
o.. HIf.HHI 5000 u...H.. .H.i rHr lHwuui, auI
90. oven of.I iHs' i.r,rIu.
Itry .f.ut. warranted o. si,r rr'.Ig ni.Gc.
f..H.
~vsr .ir.s. sr.,.''s fr Hs srtn-.t rr.ts'r
fH,.. DOL. fr .'.1n.T. BHI hs..'s uI iHa Ir.a.t
...... rI. manufactured. III ..sr. H.f..r.f'p
l. .fa-.1rr.. no South Paris. willie rnrU'.g
rf'r. HrHu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

4 man nam i Bill Blake was arrested
lately in Angelina county, Texas, Tor the
murlgr Of a wi ole family named Moore.
and was Immediately taken and executed by
a mob. Previous to meeting hs doom he
made iull confession Of the henicu, crime,
and said Dc Wa ius,igatci 70 it, commission
hv others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Mru>uour puu. The l.lyof Mr
p.nul. Ward, oI S.y,.y- Crrk, y. D., va,
a.u4 u.ar t.y .rrtu OF taa .,.I., 90 h..ys
Wharf. 900 Friday morning last. Toe de-.
o..-.I sea-, aaapt iorty year, a. age. and
slra t.s s4eraun of uIuIs.u. irviy 300
ON. -.H,iuuaK,-tuus I.g .pr,, vas % worthy
.a4 u,- .Iy r-.l-y'-d man. lie leave, Ni.e
ard t.u children 90 mourn bi, uutimrIy
latH. Ea-,pHTt >rutasL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Asr- " fatalities visited family %,
fl.s.a,.l.e, I., r.enr.g. \ daughter Of
Oh. widow lr.ru1r-.r 60. Unto co. s-Tsn
Wilde fviins t.s pigs and N,s kl...i Boy %
.r.e..a. ,lv Ier mother died suddenly
&c tHe shock col. Ending bee daughter. uan-
-.-I r.ma.r.. and ihr next ui-Hta came
phone LAMP Nu.nlgI accidentally in t.e
taass, killing one child instantly and 30 .s-
y.r..y Hgar,us another t.atii,, uJt,Apegt,l
g. l.cYl.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
MARRIED.

40 tHf r1r.Hragr, ~.1rh Psus, thr IIlh il-r..
VI. J.arJ. ". Goo. q Pace, and Ne, nlHl,A
a. Nf.a. Hr N..uHs.
o. W.u..r.k No,. 2yh, 81 Al 'ru haze, E.q.,
w.. rap o. pHrh,H sai Me- Roth e.. Cu,u.,
I-.rf uf W.a.'.'rrA.
A.. Pow. Nr,. sfb. o., Rev Wm. W".d.ap,
Wv ... ...m, jr.. and Me- iiauet VI. b,,usfitt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

ONToHp, sat- a eoutt II Probate held ~ rar.
!. wuh,a aai CO the ceuaiy Il O~i,''d, on Ihc
third TUESDAY ofNoyeml,r A. u. 1876;
IRWIN ROBINSON. Adnia,s,rai'' "n The -.
Ia tate Of ZADoc BoswoHru' tate 4" Numncr'
,n said ruuul,, dsceisrd, ha'Hs wr',n'rd IA.
e., ,er.p., n Naturalization Il the estate Il ssid
iarras,l fir allu0ancc;
Osnrurp, aid ado nistui,t 1--WE nI,icc
mi 600. ,.isfrstrJ y, C,u.ing esp, II chi.
..l-, I, h. putiIshed Three weeks ..i,o', in
The ONt.ri prla"crat, niinlrd Al Pare. thai ihsy
ny, ,r.-.esr 10 a PROBATE Court o. hc hfI al rat.
,l .,.,I Coupi,, or she 3 Trr.,Il, e pccyml'f
AT. ~ pIur ~ thc ,hcl Doc he Ilcnuoa, sui
.s.u ,.,u-r BE- ap, ,hey have ,h, ths sainc shuuJ
ne ls allowed
ruouN~ u. BLoWN. Jafgr
Ntrur CorN=-luru'
s.R. Cams, R,sh'o
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pr,ru or rr1r urrt rraf y VI.
Urr,,. he husband - thr u'.r'r' author
,.. the late Caroline Iec llruu, 1irl az
N.ri,rr,. Ala. on the ith inst. The
Transcripts says
"Pr,r usntl was Frrreh gentleman ~
vr.-ia,crmr'i,hmrut.. and va, well Known
nsa teacher fn many ssmiu,ri-. uf learning
in d.E.rrut part. ~ our country. lIe va.
associated with The Distinguish historian,
Hon. George Bancroft, e teacher 40
Northampton. and subsequently nc Cinr.n-
natl. AMI %, Clar.l UjlN g. ca. rra1s
-rroi N,i.ru Iar-ua-.- and Belle, ls'ir-
Mr. Urru vrs uu' only .rcr,,'ul as a0 bon.
.,-ur,ur. llt hr--ly enriched o. -inufe
literature of rar country Ut. TREATIES
upon NsmuI History have rH-l Doom
among thrf-.t scholar. 20 aar r1artrg Boz
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ONrrEp, ss-Nta Cont OF rfuh't, hrld ut "a
ft.. Uiihip ,nd iu' ihrT ont, nl oNh''d un lhr
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ri. I'D moo, nIths clryA ,u thr i"rrn""a, ald
800. ,,u.r. ,faq, ihy, have, Sh' iLr same 'huud
''.' W THOMAS u. BROWN, JaIg,.
S.E. C,ErtE. Esusi'r.
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o. Narrhs.ter. y. a.. llih int. S1uh \ Mil'
lsf ~t's o. jane. ". Miller sni dsugutr ui Ilom-
a, aaa saIh >swia u Waterford, aged 2iyeaf'
and tour mruths.
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of Is..ur.t uf ihr #.t ufi aHI testament ui
JOEL FROST. fr Of Norway,
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O.. mrsr imrr late payment aui those who have
Loo. .ru,uN. thereon o. ,>HiIri ihr .Hu'H ip
N.,.Is.'56. WILLIAM IEu>I.JH.
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| concerned. thlt To-, De. IH.u aHl, aprsini,a IN
rls 10 ryrtb. JnI-. OF Probate, trr ihs tnrni, ~
U,nr|. tuI l..'.urd che tru-t ui L',cniHr u.
thr .uiI HrI u.'t.H.H' ui
JOHN FULLER, lrs Of ll,'mn,
ir ft. ..rrr, .f ONf,uI. deceased, o., giving BON.
a. tF, law d.,rt.. ~ therefore requests sI prr-
.rr. Who TOOL. inhibited Co iHa ,.trt, .I ..'H De-.
ceased. 10 make immediate u',wrHl. ,ui rim..
vbl buf s1, jsmlH tariyl1, 10 ,shi"' 'i"
.,r..ft JOSEPH Johnson.
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