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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-18


How Nor TO TEACH CHILDREN AT SCUOor-
\ class in geography was called. 1t cousis-
ted Of seven boys and girls, whose names
were, as we learned during the recitation
Thomas. Lucy, Huldal, Horatio, Sidney and
Amanda. They were reclting about Europe
and the questions and answers were as fol-
lows
Thomas what is said Of Europe!
'lt-it-it-is-' stammered the boy,
'the small prompted the teacher.
est division Of the globe continued
Thomas
Grand division, you mean, do you not ''
said the teacher, pntrQnizingly.
neS' SIT, TePi'eu the Doy cohhuehtly.
NAT rl?"t' returned V!e master 'NoW'
'-uGy, ,or "Icl Is II no'eu -,.-,
IL hoteu or-lor-ior---' rePheu the girl
DelnT tue nloSV -tne 'e"chor went on
win tne sentence
'cNIIl|eu anu'"hu,ahI -eViaehtly Lucy
Inci'iorS was com PAc'cly eAhausteu' 70 the
lcaCucI cohUlhutu'
the most poru----
'ious, IN proportion 10 lts extent OF any OF
the divisions OF the globe, said Lucy briskly,
now heIped completely beyond emoarrasS
ment. ,n.. ~ u,,
'hlgnt' NoW' huidah' what is sad OF It's
climate sad the schoomaSter, with some
tenderness IN his manner
'lt-lt-lt-ls-ls-- began the girl
ne western Part Is mliuer----' suggest
ed tne teacher
mat answer Is IN tne PRINT, and we are
not TO learn the hne PRINT cried halt dozen
voices
'hlght forgot, sald he. Well try
the map questions. What ocean on the
north
Northern said the scholar promptly.
Arc the teacher said, shaking his
head
Arctic shouted Huldah, IN hurry to
correct herself.
'lioratio' what seas and mountains on the
south was the next question.
lioratlo began cautiously. 'Afric-,' but
here he was arrested by trown from the
teacher.
'Medit-, was the kind teachers aid
Mediterranean Black Az, said the
boy, and trown brings him up again.
The mountains now,' said the master
eau
Caucasus said Horatio, catching the
name.
Right, W hat river, mountains, and sea
on the east, Sidney was the next question.
'Nolga, said the pupil, when the frown
again stopped him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-18

The NICETIEs or Law. The following ia
part of an admirable sketch, from the pen Of
Paulding
The other day little caitif was caught by
Moses, the gardener, making off with the
spoils of halfa-dozen hens nests Being
seized by Moses-who, by the way, is the
meekest of men-he was brought before the
Judge and there being at that time young
student at law on visit at the house, he was
called upon to exercise his talents in drawing
up the indictment, of which shall give n
brief analysis for the benefit of all young
practitioners.
The indictment alleged or set forth, as the
case may be, that the culprit, to wit Jacob
Bumpus, on the twenty-eighth day Of April,
In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty-iiye, did feloniously, ma
liciously, and without regard to the rights of
property or the obligations of conscience
being, doubtless, instigated by the devil
seize upon, abstract, subtract, dscompose
take away, purloin, steal or otherwise make
free with, as aforesaid, certain eggs as afore-
said the property OF Nancy Dawson, spius-
ter as aforesaid.
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Inc union.
ny HLNRY W. LoNGTELLow.

ny HtNhl W. L'NNt LLlNNs
Thou too sail on, o Ship of State,
Fail on, o linton, strong and great
Hpnanity. with all its fears,
With all the hopes Of future years,
Is hanging br,oihiess on hV fate
W. know wlai Master iaid thy kssl,
What workman wrought thy ribs of stool,
Who made each mast and sail and rope,
What auyils rang, what hammers beat,
In what forge and what heat
Were shaped the anchors OF thy Hope
Fear not each sudden sound aud shock,
Tis arm, ,r1u, anil net th' ro'F,
Ills hut the tapping of the sail,
And not rent made by the gale
In spite of rock and tempest roar,
IN spite NJ f,ly, hcity on tte shore,
-ail ON, nor fear to breast 'hc sea
rur hearts, our hope are all with thee
our hearts, Cur hopes. our PRAYERS, our tcus,
p,y frrh iiuU,pi4ut a',r aty fms,
Are all with thec--nrc all with thee
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-18

HI KNEW ne WAS IN WASHINGTON Judge
Kellogg, venerable citizen Of Michigan, ar
rived in Washington on Saturday evening. IL
was his first visit 10 the Federal Capital, and
when the cars stopped he was little uncer-
tain where he was but as he noticed that
all the passengers were leaving the cars ho
followed suit. As ha entered the main hall
of the depot, he saw a man Gaming another
ferociousy, all over tAe room. "When | saw
that, says the Judge, " iurm | rIN an
NosimStoR.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-18

IHL ATER w uRHs At THE CRYSTAL PALACE,
SYDENHAN. Tho system Of artificial fountains
on the grounds Of the CRYSTAL Palace, at
Sydenham, Eng. is truly magnificent and the
effect when they are in operation superb
The towers into which the water is forced
before it is let into the fountains, are nearly
three hundred feet high, and sustain body
OF water of not less thau two thousand tuns
weight, which vast mass of fluid is constant
ly in motion, caused by the entry into the
huge tank of the supply and the rushing out
OF the waters into the lower basins. The
towers are polygonal in their construction,
and are i6 feet in diameter from centre to
centre Of the columns. Their exact height
is 27O. There are two series Of water works
called the upper and lower, comprising toun-
tains, water temples, cascades, two large
waterfalls, and two large basins, with fouu-
tains. They are supplied by iron pipes laid
from the base ot the townra. For this pur-
pose upwards Of ten miles are required.
The effect when the WORKS are IN operation
is very striking and beautiful the number
of Jets playing being IL, ,7cs and the quantity
of water displayed about l2O 900 gallons per
minute. When they are up to their full
height (2S0 feet) these columns of water have
more the appearance of feathery pillars OF
mist of the most dazzling whiteness, than
OF water They float into the AR, and seem
almost to be lost IN it, while the two largest
fountains appear like vast mass of snowy
steam. An English paper states that a sum
of money as large as that expended ON the
whole of the Crystal Palace and its internal
decorations and works OF art. has been eXpend-
ed in completing this splendid system of
water display
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DlPrrNG CHARLES LAMB. Coleridge told me
Of a ludicrous embarrassment which Lamb S
stammering caused him at Hastings Lamb
had been medically advised to a course of sea
bathing and accordingly, at the door Of his
bathing machine, whilst he stood shyering
with cold, two stout fellows laid hold of him,
one at each shoulder, like hcraldie support
ers they waited for the word Of command
from their principal, who began the follow
ing grafton to them Hear me, men Take
notice Of this am to be dipped--
What more he would have said is unknown
to land or sea bathing machines for having
reached the word d,pped, he commenced such
a rolling fire of fdi-di-dI--di, that when at
length he descended a plomb upon the full
word dippcd, the two men rather tired OF the
long suspense, became satisfied that they had
reached what lawyers call the operative
clause OF the sentence. and both exclaiming
at once, 80. yes sir We're quite aware ofH0',
down they plunged him in the sea.
On emerging. Lamb sobbed so much from
the cold, that he found no voice suitable to
his indignation from necessity he remaincd
tranquil and again addressed the men, who
stood respectfully listening, he began thus
Men, is it possible to obtain your attention
80, surely, sir, by all means Then listen
once more tell you, am to be did,
and then, with burst of Indignation. dip
ped, tell you %, decidedly, sir. And
down stammerer went for the second time
Petritied with cold and wrath. once more
Lamb made feeble attempt at explanation.
'"rant me pa-pa-patience, is 1t mum-um
murder you me-mc-ncan Again and
a-ga-ga-galn. tell you, I'm to be di-
dl-di-lipped-' now speaking furious with
the voice OF an injured man 80, yes, sir the
men replied, we know that.-we fully under
stand it : and for the third time, down went
Lamb into the sea.
90 limbs of Satan - he said, on coming up
for the third time, it's now too late. / tell
you that am-no, that ,ras to be dl--di--
di-dipped only oncs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-18

" don't care 50 much about the bugs,
said Mr.. Wormley to the head of the genteel
family in which he resides, "but the fact is,
marm,I hain't got the blood to spare you see
that Yourself"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-18

MR. DOUGLAS. LAST BILL.-Ihe following
remarks of the Providence Journal upon
the Kansas bill which has Just passed the
Senate, are brief, pertinent and forcible
" According to Mr. Douglass bill no per
son can vote IN Kansas who has gone into the
Territory since the 4th Of July. At THE
time large numbers Of Free State men have
been driven ut,and others have been reduced
TO such condition that they can remain there
only on charity. Meanwhile the pro-slavery
men have been pouring over the border
This is the time for Mr.. Douglas to close the
gates and to commit the destiny of Kansas
for all future time to the population actual
ly resident there. The monstrous injustice
of this well corresponds with the strocious
cruelty by which il has been made possible
The bill, indeed, grants the right of suffrage
TO those who have been driven out and who
return by October, but this provision Is ot no
avail, for the Missourians guard all the
avenues, and will not allow them to o5me
back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
The Crca: Family Weekly Paper.

Ttu Nrw l,HG Imam hHs ulN attained
tIIs ,NtUtuuiiplr lttrHl,fiTr q Goo llunH,H 'H'
NmrN THHu.,Ht rufir.. Tho l..-.I BE- 'r',lrl
iu polite Iitrrf.s. Ou-iHi I,'rs. ~h'i.h,. W
lt-,. I...,s. G...ipHrI tuUrul New, I'i m'in-
r,I..thI.h m.rsI turs. li >. ',cN whore ac-
Lruv l.H..tl o. ir CO. beet imIls I.I,r orc ihr
uuII' llr.ra ,Ntr ordinary lII uul"lI 90
rru,uli,. W. rum,r, tbr Proprietor oi ih.
i,Isr,. rurh,. no. is,i talent 60 thr county 'ni
d., % ..lI. ., uts.. thr l-t IIY,r sub vu',r'
,. Fam, I..u. ~tl,1ru. C.'A, d.. tHd LuHt-'1
r,prrfr. ar. p,utu.Hd, co., l-sI uy b., mi will
vi,'. l.,u1 alU.. Iur.l hereafter VI >'sInr-
,..f.r. rlr.fl..f, vtiie. e. BE-; .tuN .H DO boot
..T.,br. lrrr'ir .a,b Hs, iHe'ulHg Ne. L.. u. y.
\. .uruuuIih. Alr. CiN, Nc. Vaughan, MlN
". ~"ult hi..n Clara ~lHr'N, N'.' - IA'
Ir.If.li. I.rm.H, illustrated o'rN ur /.
M N,N - l,i..r D. IrlHir'i "n h-'uii.n'
white u,.,., aHI b. composed q" 'i.h' l'- - ma
hifgtlr htrI.Hu,.r vr.AlN paper in lhc o"u1il'
Ia. a.. li.hel r,ru Saturday aoI '"i 81 '' TIE
news u.l.,. ir even, r.', 11i town ih'"u2hpui w
ruuutr, anil b. u,0cI i9r sun.glilT's 40 I've DOT
Ifr. ,.r luuuu. tvu Urp... are 'rut 1r ihrc" dole
fr. A., r,,.a, ,lf,iuiH1 eight sulrciihrr' az
n pf,rh. (Which b. uuI lrU,.i oluh rtirs,) ab
.,ut,r- u. IL. u,I D.. entitled 90 uur rrpN lt'r.
Tenn. invariably il ,H,Hur.. At.t's- 'H hltI-
=, ROBERT EpNNE',
Tulli.hrr ul N,U luik Ledger,
% Aur Street, NoN lurk.
Nh. Now !. r. spot time 10 'uli.o''ls, a. Ln'
r,..n r,1r.,t'. G,r,t G,igiril Novel oi I"nii'r
I,.. vii be- cumno,soi ~ the Ledger nn 'he h'''
ui January.
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Farm for Sale.

vfNS.:, TIIE su'-rrtIsr ,H'r' i.r ale The
~ tTsyt l,un Ln.ou 81. ihr'i''rn Ia.m," Doc
GSVslN tb.. town 81 O,mn. ihr Hrm rHr.
t,ir. 2y prt,. u'lS' s' .I'r1i'd n.
'.-''-......,rI, divided irir g. 's. ,.I..Itr'.
IN. hu.I Hrr.-hrn.r, .fa' ~. '''', 2" w 90.
r,s lr.r I.,rps, aid uibr H'i .'..''. s-',r IT'D
wv. I'D ..ot. ,uI irr,.t ".Hruu.,r. IH.r
,f.ls.uf % l,u. q .H'h'' t,uH. n d.
..,.,,.I .l.pi .r. rsI rra.h .H. ... ii.m tui-.'.
a.. .,ft,.,gHL ur..H,.t tH.s HHn hprsHf
N.f,l.. .,,,,thr uIi r1in,1 \Hrv', 90 lnu.
f.s..I two iri unr.haIi mIl l.H ilr o'i"d
-Ir.,4uftbr Grant Tu.h llW.r'f. lHr iu"
b. VOL divided tnir t,.'l-. 81 '.'"r'-r, 'nI Oh.
.lh,ul, % i.u urr,s, hHsl. ''N ..' allie.
,,r.t,.ulI... .t.lnf.. Ib.bu
d.. ,.,.o ID ai.,ut p - ,s'i. .iHur orII. SOC.
l..r. ,8I Boz ...,I auirr Too uruL \ sH'''
.t.sr u11r. ut, truuI .I w."t,-r.
IuFlN -III-uN.
O,tuuu nov. ~, $50. -
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Farm for Sale.

xtiSSS. TIIE we'll known "Cnige Faum, -
" s.ts1b IN ONforl, consisting seven hundred
ssfYsM ac,c. Of .. COOL lsnl ~ % Ia b. i,uad
- w. ONfrid Cuunty, b hr'lN uhrred
- said farm h.. a,,uut f.ur hundred .fc'
of ,,,i snI timber lapd. AND the lal'uc' - di,i.
drd toto pastuthgs, muWiur aud h''' " ~
4, two .ip,, dsriinz hu'fsv, ih'riy ON W 'r'N
f-., with an ~ cighicsn i,ci u, went, IN i'ei
A. .i.n h,s large nuai'sr oi 900. .l''''i1g. a,,.
h,rp.. .rur % vhuh ere in g"'d 'l''.' a1d "ih'
,,. .sish need rr,irrs. The house ha. h.ru
th,r.u.hly repaired ihs r1st stl.'g. 90 1n 'N-
rr,.r ai r,,r unc th.u.,nI dl'hr' Ih's num BE-
,.,..,, 40, ,I,rt-I 10 stock .sruWi's, 71i BE- cir'.
An. .fi.ias u,.lr Go su.tin fiuuitHr ~ tvo hu'i.
.rr.l h,aIul rau'c. Tho .tu'tfr1 Do r'u.nl 'n'
..i.,..pt. all jhr .urrruHi.ug s'rn''l 40 a grn'
ilr,1 1T ta.tr auI ,aluv'iun ca t's'r'. " BE-
..,t.,.,.b Ia a. cot thr.r fHui.hI"g Nllfgrs,
s,Itb, O>E,J aoH South rao' l'i'o'd sl'.
.,,.r.. Tr,n. viii BE- made ~ chat coo lr 'o-
.,-,I O., thr uur,h,.er, by maAin ''''I' '"''a''
iu cush. 60,
Tut tu,hrr r,rticul,rs. arpl, b. William " ','
uu ihr ru.Hi.,.. or 90 n1,ius f''F'' -. t"'..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

G.uf.rH,r. ruuHt.rl aI ,uur l-.rf, uur %
t.rI ST.. : prftr'r O,.Hs, ll oboe irsf'u....,
alI lrn.t .lt BE- LHr. r,rfth.Bg Whi'h Dc be- GOO.
uanrrI.I lH,ii 90 dn. lu uuI n'''uN Wy no
L4G.r.. urn.rI about f,. DnI's "i uHHa &" Duo.
urk.. ~ now DO che uur amount uiiniI".
altb ton hu.l.'. ul wood l'r sr'A, nr tlr,r tive
l..I.II..lHt. mIl lt.t 10 Hhr thee ur.hs.
LOO. wei ..ii.frI .rh che operation % 'h7
81. vbfah ur r.r iri... Ifisou, thatl pureh'''i
3D. Sol Ct. .r. Hmis usr
IN. Ot.r. l.1.rl.t a. ar, other way q
I,l.rs and f.. llss ltiiI, a. barn ths hfr,i iHHu
Do fl. u.f.ii uBy, .r 5000 rlu regulate OBJ. h.NI
I.r.l. ...t ihr amount 500 hE, boo CO. u''utf
hLr. n I.s. Hri heat the faHIU, nHi lH' .."
can h,Ls without laa,Hg .H,marl,sr 90 thr '.n.
u.uu pFufu.ir. -tHvrs. I rru ,h'giHIA I'g.u-
r...I these owens ft 100 l1 have baking 90 'n .1
d., l.r. r. .upil scale. iH' their ',.Ian, 300 saving
....I. a.l I.rt. Which f..TH, Boz OBJ. usuHl NHl 10
I.f.r. You. E..ursfrIr.
W IA,rNAN, Nuarr.
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From Europe

The Canada from Liverpool arrived at
Halifax Dc. %. 90,
-. hrip., the mail. and r1ssrnsrr' OF ''e
,r.r;., which .ailcd CIom Li,rrr''i' Dee
3 hg, met with very heavy weather, and
-, Iyin- TOO SO mile. w,sto Cape 'lc'r'
M. .ir,ck by "a which swept the decks
c,rr,,l away bulvarks and thrce boats, and
,,nrl,,,l, suttsi che Cor, saloon, badly tu-
jrir- one man. The America therefore
nut hack O. Liverpool vherc she arrived at
sA.M. THURSDAY, llth.
T>gt,>p. Adaptation from Liverpool,
Manchester and London, haIvai'rl 600 l.rI
Clarendon o. ascertain what ismcaut by che
British demonstration against New Ezra,
nadia.
Father Matthew died at Cork on the och
,r,,. FrIc, Or-iui, o., Italian exile, va'
l.cturiur To- London GA Italian Tuscany.
Tho corporation and ci,irgu' or Ports
mouth have subscribed thousand pound.
10 give a banquet Co. ,hc Nm,ricau oHcrr, Boa
command ol che British ship Er'Io,e. N.
naval scr,irc contemplate similar ,lmpli.
mrut.
The British government 8, ah1ut 90 lay a
telegraph line arr0., the Persian DHIl
Fa,>,r. Il d, rumaryI chat Carlna,
N1rla,', mission o. Rome rr'lt.s o. 'h' c'r'
oaa,jlu or Narr',.u-NaIsh, should T.1c
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A Nirl..'. C.,ltuu. single llfnr.., slUI
n. : ~.r,.a. s. co., ~rrrl rF.., Gh',Hr-
y-I r.rrUlr u,.a.. Diploma
Tuu,,. ". Maau, so, Lpih,r lsa..'r
umIi. i.1.f. -
m. Iu1niit.r r,grfi ihlt tNe 6ri.res Of r.r
-rri,t, ~ ID uuf prrrHt e. 'fu Co. tHsr 'u,h o. u'..
r,d " rHt,, ui sHHr ~ ihr Articles 'Ah.iIi.. r
Cl,..Is. asth', 600 ll.lfHi'N deserve, l1i iI ..u
ih..r.f submit . -lurnhit more sNlsn'ri 'r..Hl
uu,l,. ui Ihr.I uUiIis.
W cannot rrIisir G.u rl''r- t.r Hn.uf.r .i
,r,,tIaTgtutfr" Gal,tuitsI l.au rlftsl'rp,su., 10
aU4 commanding ihcu lp ,,rN iariH iulh' '"'"-
a. Five ..F,sui Oh, oven Nrfr 600 exhibition,
E,r No.2t, ~. q, iur U.Iye. Thr m'irruIs .t
.bl,. thr, ore l.ldr ace .u1l, suI tlc mr'b'1l.l
y.tL arI tIHr. bet h.sr Iir .fs mHsi Iu'l- 40.
can't merits. n o.. rmThuti1Ih shat Bee 1a1l' pure
r.tts. 900 otf1. w. be- tHu O. b. NrfN nrai cole.
Tho wall. uI thr u,ru Irs un.,. of metallic n.H-
,1lu.t.r, with air,hsu Hsrs, sutl1t u1 beats 'st
I. r,diatl1n whi,h tact not unl, rrI'rrs o. mnst
,Iuyt1irut alllfitus fu lsusrd Boz haiu'tihrr ini
i,. economical To,it Il view saves 81 ihr beat
Generated D., The ,r, email GInu'iiN 81 nrH
Wbi., ia soil weather, a., fuh'ttIuu. thr BtHi-
irg mu,l, IL H. amll, stf..irut o. warm 'ul 0..A
tpHm,
IN small gruniit, oi wuol r'lu,fri SCENE '.-
tuH.t mIfIyu'Ts O. HHH uurrIuliu''i wiia i.r cone
.tu.-iiru lni prusi,Irs. Tho u,s lIN b. r.n"'t
stl,.I, yrr, quail, occupying sec, s.Ha 'ris' t-
oh. Ir.rtrm % iHruy,u, Nlsh though Il" h...I n''.r
.l mII q wood, ,lu ,uriliu Zoo Iu.', nH..' lh'
heath, a. oaifyl, unIsr che control 90 ilr h'h.l 90
ala, steam Il che larumol,, s uH'ier iar '.nu". -
che eustucr, both hl,Iu. thgir ocfl valves '"d
their d1WT'rs.
ti.,I r,.usItu.iIsr, m.'.f ''mu,rd H''l Co ''''s
..,,.f,G- uilI chat ohsrryc' b., iIs ihrur'n.h
,..,,,. .rr ss.t4,ngI O., an experimental suC..ss
,rf,.tsI to o., yrry m,u, luuhr,rrrs a. veil ns
..tLrr.. not OH, 90 Uur md-t, iut Throughout th4
,.,1ft,. NM. VIRGIN, Chairman.
TIE unler.iguel ar, prepared o. manufacture
and .sll the abu,c Osr1., ani riIbt. i"r the same
man, toau ur ciy iu the state % Name.
x. :. STEVENS ! 90.
South rar., Oct. :, 1856. S'u
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r. $ sTEvHNs & 90.
Gtorr IlUrrr. sorrU pAHis,l
Al. InfH Iz.b

G#,lrusu. hpv, u.,. ihs r1t,rt Gbl,aHyrH
L.. oven. manufactured q, 800. t,v ws,ls
rBI uust s,, % uurks nrIl .up.s, usH Cd
o. ius lIhirr, php git,. IL ,rrt favorable n0. "r'
aItmr IuLirg meals. bread, I,sir1, aud ever.
tIi.f Oct, thlt be- hls llk,i 'Ir,c b, us,I Do.
.4r.t hesitate 90 sr, tlut Do i. tlr Isst oven !
have ever u.,,i. " Doe. fs vo,k perfectly a.l
With aNan Iit'r a.l.
Tmh ,um.. uEEsUY.
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A. nCEsUY


Cr4l....p. have u...I tlr ratrrt GalpuyrI
In oven. If ,Yur tuluririuts. mf.r,rrBI us,is.
with sHti,r satsauldn. Iur che Tasro,s or
rus.,,as lsrlt., a#I baking if'aj Dol IasfN 90
.r.,r..,r.. ar,rlIrs ~ thr Li.I ilHt ha'r ,.,r
...H. can .pf,l, 81, tpbt since have reed N.Hr
owen have, uut used H..T, iItH rr'.i .uIiu ls .Hr'b
H.IJ.E. H, itLlug ui,h Hs d.' HiHr nH
..... recommend 1.ur fol, .rs iul' lI.''' hr'I..f.
E,u...LH, ,.r#, OTlS IEj g..
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200 LAND WARRAN rs

EyA&JASB-os
,I,lIE subscriber q. prepared 20 purchase 2OO
I.anIWauantso Of all denomination, lorsh'ct
he Will pay
An advance ON the highest market prices
a. he purcha.es Warrants tor location.
An persons having wMrants ior sale will do
welltO call aud see hin. 80. .,.......,
NORWAY, July l, lebS'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
DAVID NNnULWS. IN u PUis,

I'IlE .rh...lI.r h.rh, give. puh'ic NOTICE 'h''
l 30. be-. Is,.t appointed Do. rar Jn'-,utru.latr
r.rrh. CrrH., .t uNfrI, ard l-.Huagd the irIsi
uI AImli.ttsuiN at thr ,-ri'' ct
NATHANIEL KNIGHT tc ofPrm,
n .,tI Count, d.rr ur,'. D., giving h1ul as ihe
bW drItrt.. She th.r,tr.r requests 10 p''s"us
Who .,r ip i,hirI o. tb. estate ui al Decreased
t, make iu.ue late pp,IuUuti AMI thn.r Who have
,u, demand. thereon q, ,>hibit The sHur in
COLUMBIA \. KNIGHT.
De-. lG, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
DO 1888.

THE .ub.cr,l.r. herh, gi,r- pullic notice th1i
l the, have dreadful appointed by the ilonp'ahr
Jr.ifr Of Probate. fnr tbe County Of ONiur'i, anl
..lmsd che trust ui Executor, ct the iast will anal
testament %
SAMUEL STEPHENS, late ofWo,i.'ock,
io.,,I Cuuur,, deceased, 10y giving h"nd a. The
a~ dtc-t.. Thy Therefore rrlur,i ill Per'"ns ."
- ,ibt.i a., Ala. s.tltcut sald tsr,s.el o. make
immediate p,,msut; and those who have any de-
maud. thereun, 10 exhibit the same 60
ADONIRUM CURTIS,
ALDEN CHASE.
p,r IL. ls5S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

rrIliS in,sution, ihs f,sult uf pnsiiesl sNptti-
spre, D. nov 'IuGfrHtly pUssntsd a. iho
pihtr q. superior 90 point ol economy. 'ai,iy cleo.
liability. ease az mpuagrmrut, convenience, aud
,I.,s ,lI t1 The unfiylri maalsf boz which n does
IN. work, to any other invention Of che kiui now
iu u.r.
hua Prrt or,a, du.ng erulihirg reqJir,d
90 it ip thr rup.t superior manner.
T.rtHtsiiug ussts, U b. luuJ equal a. iho Oh
Ts.htuuri Spit. which BE- well ku"un i"ba'r '''u
tha bet method ever tu1suisi. u vii roast ~
che .,n.s t.as a. mann d,lrrrut Kinds Of meats 10
tI. ut.u rtu rHuitiu, pHl ,teh p.rr" vii l"I'r.
tr-tI, sweet 'ui Zee iiuu thf rtssfs afisine i"g
thr t,Irtslt y,urirs., 80 these g4se' arc I'i on
thmr.h sn ,srrgr rigs 81 iar tru.
TrTilLIrr lTrll 1ui r.suy, rl.s 1Trui b. wiih-
aut t, ri,al G. che beat o. ,rgnhisl w darrrl' 81
ia- bottom auI B.. sii.l ur p''glt cIn'iUl Of ih'
ug'GfHr
Iti. 1at excited IA point 81 eran1my. az ihs
heat required De- gDu,iat,i within che oven. u"
material fuu which BE- b. manufactured l'iHg "a
gHn.,HuIirflf. ,Hi constructed with lirSh'mt'rs +,
iHsfr o.. 900 ltdsillu of hrii, nui small Vlaniiil
COZ flI sol krru 10 going iHr h"urs.
TIE ml'rfipi veil usiihsr uust uor Torn oui, arA
. i'ir oven vail lst iHr 1,au.
E,.r oyrl O.. uauaairi Co give olnfc 90. I'e'
I.Hr.
seven .irs., .uilaul, i,r che .uaIIr., private
uu.t, uf So .f,iu.rs gnI hutl.s .' ihr HI-'''
,s... arc manufactured, ~ urirrs directed tn
CO. .ail.rrlhsr.. 90 South rar.', Willis P5vi.Y'.g
.ff..... Iu.