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Novel BY n P W' series Of ssstsss' by Cen MOTIFS anu
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SEMI-WE TRIBUNE.--
- The following Is The TABLE Of CONTENTS OF Ihh
ton ot5ee TfiIs MoRNiNG. Price 6 eenisl
ILEADING ARTICLES; Close Of the Kansas lnva,
the H Bi sHS SssTe or Re8sa HE Presidents Mes
sage The PERL Of Freedom Position Of hAnsas :
THE STATE OF EUROPE; Letter from Our Own
Correspondent, 4. ?. c., at London.
uI.AFFAIRs IN THE CRIMEA: Letter from Our
own Correspondent at COnsta1tinOPie.
WAFFAIRS OF FRANCE; Letter iT0n Our Own
Correspondent 81 Paris
y..LIBERIA: Exploration in Africa
NSoUTH PACIFIC COAST
VII. NICARAGUA ArEiyA Of the Star OF the West
VII. WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
IX.CITY ITEMS: City MoTtaityj Fer Eurcpe' Chld
Poisoned BY its Mother; Eudora lHoseuei Aeei'
5sutaIly shot whle Attempting to Shoot Another ;
Fatal fall from Building Young Coahssnee
Operation
x.BRooKLYN ITEMS: Sleishane-The Railroads:
Brooklyn City Mortality Arrest o. Supposed b ~
NJ ONE WEEK LATFK FROM EUROPE: Arrival
Of the Pacific fAll Of ksrs BY f2Iainei bu1aors Of
Peace; Decline IL Consols
MI THE DEAD MANS TRAIN: Spirits Running the
Locomotive.
NIL TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival Of the George Law; : ! AS 80 ~ Gold
XIV.FROM ALBANY: Letter from Our Own Correspond
Cnt Albany
KY DIR CONGRESSMAN: More about Dr. Walk, " c
Where is Thomas Chlds, NJ. {.
XVI. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: Atsirs
IL Washington; NANlNth CoagTcss; The Maine
Law Arproved ~ the Queen Of England; The
Ptssurgh and Steuheuvile Railroad Desih o;
Nicholas DevereuN; Melancholy Accident; Tie
Weather; Destruction Of Gas-WOTts
XVII FROM BOSTON; Letter from Oar Own Correspond
It Boston
XVIII. IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS. CLOSING Incidents OF
the Wa; Atchisou kutaiA- titi aid Orator 5
the Peaee Last Report Of Gen Pomeroy
NIX KANSAS; Conclusion Of the War; shannon and tie
Border Ruffaus Coliopsedi Treaty Of ne Lawrence
Men with shannon: AL oser ioT the Fressuf; 40
ventures with Border klhA1s '-Let.eFs E5ll
Our Speei8l Correspondent ~ Lawrence, h l.
XX. OREGON
XXI..TIIE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA: Letter from s Ger
respondent - AsYIwAL
XII. CULTIVATION OF OILERS
XXIll. SOCIETY AND THE CHURCH ~ ENGLAND;
Letter from Our Special Cone sPondeas 81 Losaioi
XIV FIRES
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS: Suicide 81 Mount Holy y J. +;
lCu1uals's Scientific Bssis Of ProAioltiol:' The
Hon DElis4 Wells; Prom lamp c0 Statistics o.
GeoFgiA; The Recent Alleged Chl-- ulardsr->z IL
render Of The Accused-
XVI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXyI7 COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fun Report. Of the
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PETER FARLEY BACK AGAIN By the Editor
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PUBLISHED BY
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THE SONG OF HIAwATHA.
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IThirteents Thousand Now ReG1yl
vol lerlo. 81
ITenth Thousand Wow Ready
MIMIC LIFE:
Or BEFORE AND BEHIND THE CURTAIN
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vol, l6no. 81 %
To record the singular incidents that occurred around me
and striking histories which awakened my interest
was favorte yInnf durg professional career Of nine
wears Cut Of the colored webs OF lie mus me
narrative, that compose this volume woven Fiction hAs
ls-t hu lew EN- belhins touchc Truth left to proclan
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ersy entertained Between them end the every Gay word
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THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GOETHE,
SKETCHES or HIS AGE AND c0TEMPoRARlEs.
from published and unpublished sources)
By II. q. LEwEs,
Author Of the Biographical History Of Philosophy kc
Goeihe heart which few knew, was as great Is ais Intel
''' In 2 vols Ismo. s2D
faithful and iielke biography than this we have
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a1v sidedues' Of Goethe AID he shows h weak SIDES an
dark sides well bis great and brilliant ones "hich we
know form the high estimate Of
Goethe the Goethe the author NJ not be Tor ant
of annie materials forming Judgment His whole history
here laid open derived lot from books only
but from Of those who knew the man. and from
Other authentic sources Of information"
lIou1On Literary Gazette.
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A FOREST TRAG EDY
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dene OF -yud fertility ard she promises lot 70 be the least
healthy as ole Lot the !cas, choke among iheIs'
lHenry Gles.
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THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GOETHE
MEN AND w 0 NJ EN-:

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The enclosed article, clipped from the Nor
way Advertiser, Of the 9Th inst, on the sub
icct Of the formation Of new County, was
written, a, Il purPorts to have been, by .
citizen Of the proposed new County Hear
guc' agains, the project with great power
and the facts which be adduccs in support
Of his position, are so clear, convincing and
irrefngahlc. that. | am sure. YOU cannot do
your readers in the County Of Oxford great.
cr service than to insert the article referred
to in your columns. A movement, If COM
,umma,cd, 50 injurious TO all the bcst inter
csts of the citizens Of Oxford, 80 unjust, 50
uncallcd for, ought, by al proper means. TO
b. resisted. Let the tax payers pause before.
by their inactivity, the suhirct shall pass be-
yuud ,hclr control. 1T them he wise IN
season. 4 VOTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15
LLau1r law

IIu.uty informed, DC l.a u.t'eraI great
H.4l, what Will .. a.u. with tai, Jaw. TIE
a.r, Of Iarua,.n ar. very sr,rs, aud give
r... udp.r,. and .trluS. symptoms. Ea,
nothing D.. m.s. ,,rau- Cham tlgrrD,at,au
.r..am..r t..s I.,e lg.umala 100 ,aecom.
u.uar ha,m. .a., matter iu charge. AMI
vs ..u.,s. ua.a.a. SOC Iag. lately heard aa.
-,.a us m.s. urr,.a.au, i.a,.u-,, ,hau do.
s..u. ay.n,I hea7, tue gummittac ly Hon
b. E4rre. Tor tha, gentleman We have
.,gz entertained avery hugh respect, n. a
mau % intelligence, intellectual ability, and
high social aud mora, worth ]. made as
f..l uuplca4udy, because it forced on our
uiud tur conclusion, either that De had U.s..
ID ,lrs, thirty year, ia ,hc midst Of Ugh,
with his cycs shut against 10, or else, that
morally. ls is utterly rockies. Father is a
conclusion TO which generous mind eau
never come with reference 90 e man OF Mr..
GAruc' intellectual, and ,1gialpo,i.i5n with
oat pain.
w understand t,al NJ. Barnes avowcd
h., conviction 90 La. tba, ,hc traffic in inta2-
.a,ius liquor, O, lrrrag,, Is ugLi, Jui
and Jag.r. as much 30 a, amy other trade,
and therefore not 60 Do iutcrirrcl with.
How amy intelligent aud ia,r minded man,
,n o., midst oil the light shining on thus sub
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15
Weekly Summary Of News

An r.srhau, wa. ln., overheard r--rr,'r.
fra., "a vessel NJ t.r coast, NJ Carolina. ira
-,'o. and mad, nm. WAY arft 60 art.a
distance of ,r.r.- miles.
r.I,l..,.rn,,..-,-.-,...,.r .,r..
cree. d chapel fo- th, Theological seminary
I'm chat g.tv. raav hgr r4i.rI $500. rr
,hi, pun. 81. and intend % increased, u
$1,000 sIe0D h. boon ni.I toward, ...
nhIi,hins Library 4" 10 deposited .a oh.
CHAPEL
\ CITIZENS Reform party ha' n'.n .r.
-'n''1 'n h',''''.'. y. u. '' ..'.' ..
place municipal elections ..l''l ''' CON.
troll OF either political party 'Hl .' secure
economy 100 th"aam'n''r'.'" o''''y AFFAIRS.
Tho Free Love association in Roadway
y. y. have given up ,hur rooms. Mta"
As. meeting there were hut h'' persons
present
\ correspondent Of the London Times 900
speaking Of DR.. Kane, says h' reports y"
following stat" Of the climate At che extreme
North "It 3, that although The ''mprra.
tur' Az ih' WINTER quarter ' ''''A I'''''''