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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09

The Huntington Giobe has placed
the name Of Gen. SIMON CAMERON, Of
Pennsylvania, at its mast head as the
peoples candidate for the Presidency
in 1860.
[WcI, Cameron Is q Democrat, Of
the oil Simon Snyder school--that is
one recommendation, He is also n
Printer; that's another. lie is su5-
pcctcd, besides, Of doing his own think,
ing and has had way Of kicking out
Of the party traces occasionally, when
they were drawn too tight,-a habit,
by the way, that would not hurt him
in the least in our estimation.
We mean TO avoid premature COM
initials, but if Cameron should become
a candidate, and be Nkcly to succccd,
why shouldn't he have The benefit Of
our influence ? When VIC were both a
great deal younger than now, we sold
him printing. office, and thus furnish
ed him with a stcpping.stonc in his up
ward career. Wouldn't there be fine
chance for US, under his administration,
Of being appointed Minister to China,
or Rome, or Of getting some othor Of
fioo that will pay better than making
newspapers ?
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09

THE GERMANS are building cities
and establishing newspapers, &C., in
Kansas. This will be bad for Bor-
der Ruflians,' but good for the coun-
try at large.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09

a Gree Democrat c Convention"
met at st. Louis, June Goth, and NOM
mated full ticket, headed by Fran,
CTS Z. Blair, DR.. for Congress.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
Douglas and the Party

The administration party is divided
as to the policy Of making war on Sen
ator Douglas. While one portion is
for war to the knife on the little gi
ant, others suggest more mild aud
conclliatory measures. The Boston
Atlas, on the authority of what it deems
reliable information from Washington.
gives the following as the present con
dltlon of the household Of our harmo-
NOUS political opponents. "There are
thirty Senators who are opposed to any
quarrel with Douglas, including Mr..
looms of Ca, while there are six who
are deadly opposed to any rcconcilia-
ton whatever. These are Bigler,
Bright, benjamin, Fitch, johnson Of
Ark, and Slidell. The President is
also intensely hostile to the Illinois
Senator, and will do what lies in his
power to defeat him. 1t is probable
that Douglas will go home at once to
Illinois, and in due time stump the
State for his re election. If Douglas
adopts this course his tracks will be
followed by such leading bunker De.
mocrats rs Col. Carpenter of Chicago.
and ex-Goycrnor Reynolds, for they
appear determined to defeat him."
DR.. TOUGHT, Postmaster at Iowa
City, has been turned out of Office to
make way for Mr.. A. B. Stillwcll, who
is sufficiently Lecompton to answer all
the pun poses Of the Administration.
TIE oX.--The Cleveland Plain
dealer says that its editor was removed
from the post Office in that city, " for
doubling the immaculate conception Of
the Lccompton Constitution"
Governor Wise was in Washington
on Monday and Tuesday, and spent an
evening with the President. The cor
respondent Of the Press says he stands
openly and steadily with Forney.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
THE CROPS.

The wheat in Virginia, it is stated,
will generally yield an average crop,
and the tobacco crop promises to be
very large.
The Fredericksburg Herald says:-.
The limitations reach Us from various
sections in the country around--em.
bracing adjoining and remote counties,
indicate that there will not be over half
.an'ayorogo crop in Eastern Virginia
ONO. ---The Ohio Statesman has
collected information from all parts Of
tic State, respecting the growing crops
md Of such o character os to excite
the most cheerful anticipations. The
wheat is excellent, with occasional OK
ccptons. Corn is coming forward
handsomely. Fruit looks Indifferent.
nay" A handkerchief or cloth vet
with cold water, or a few green leaves,
worn in the hat, will cAcctual prevent
a stroke 0f tie sun. Those who labor
~ Tho field this hot weather should try
tho experiment.
At Indianapolis, on Saturday, the
thermometer, in tho Gun, indicated 100
degrees TbcrO were no fewer than
t'aI' case0 q sun 81 oho, frc of which
t.,nruatsd Er.a'lT.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09

The Sews.-Th" IsrGelae publ shed
IN Cincinnati, says that the number of Jews
al present IN this place is abou, 6 0O0-of
"hom about eco are wholesale merchants &
manufacturers, and 400 retail dealers, Some
ot the lsraelies own and cultivate farms in
the Vicinity, and some are gardeners. They
have monopoized the clothing business, and
are more or less eueogsd in all branches OF!
trade. They have five synaeogues, Two
schools. one hospital, ane six benevolent so.
cieties 10 support the poor ....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
CO The Roman Catholic Telegraph, in
allusion TO the prayer meetings held in Gin.

cnnati, seys:--
Instead of aimlessy beating the air. by
holding these meetings s making eloquent
prayers for what they know not, lei the
business men 20 to the nearest priest, ct
catech'sm, study the articles OF The creed,
The Lords Prayer, the Ten Commandments
and The seven sactaments, and learn precise.
ly how 10 save their souls, ana ,hencelor
ward dsro,e themselves 10 the practice Of
what they learn"
An exchange says: Why don'r the Tel
egraph exhort them TO search the Scrip.
lures p M# =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
Political.


right to be posted in political matters,
us the readers Of any other paper, and
we intend they shall be, so far as this
Object may be effected by selections
from papers Of all parties. We have
this advantage we print inst what
we please, and what we thiuk will be
likely to please our rcaIers, without
being liable to be hauled over the Goals
by party leaders. Some idea of the
signs Of the times may be gathered
from NC following paragraphs.
" CccGaional,' the Washington cor
respondent Of Forney's Press, says
"Thc nomination Of William Mont
gomcry by the Democrats of the Goth
district i'll your State, is to be opposed,
regular as it is. Word has been issued
that the postmaster in the town of
Washington, in that district, is to be
removed, because he is Montgomcry's
friend. Your friend Judge Black, the
Attorney General, is said to be the
most violent assailant Of Montgomery,
and one Of the men who assert that the
regular nomination is not binding. lie
advocates not only war upon the prin-
ciples, but also the usogcs of the Dem
ocratlc party. We have indeed fallen
upon strange times.
What Of Pcnnsylrania ?-Thc hum
Of preparation for the October election,
though not yet midsummer, is already
heard in every Congressional district
in this State. This bctokcns an ami
mated and excited campaign. Every
hour will add to the intensity of the
struggle, and every step taken by those
who have charge Of things at Wash
lnGton, seems to be taken with dis
tinct view to increase the bitterness
which so widely prevails. The fact
that the ilagrant attempt upon the reg.
uiar nominations Of the Democratic
party in Illinois, initiated and stimu-
lated by the Office holders Of the Fedc-
raj Government, has not been discoy-
cred, proves that every thing is to give
way to Lecomptonism.
tF0rncy's Press, Jane 81.
4 True Part Iarfy.-Thc Louis
vile Journal IS responsible FOR the fol-
lowjng:-
One portion Of the Democratic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

,.... f..., Of stptsurI.r. lsj3, VI. Char.ss
I.... 81 10 he q. o.. 4. uihce, sui sta
ts. tl.. Il. sea wears lei bad rut eal1yed sins D,
meal. ~ had me- lHf I've years had natural
t,..b.r.. ifum Do. Uuses, lot sas obliged 10 ~.
.artto iri,,tious, Sc. lle waspsle, haggard aud
tho. We ordered Raiway', Regulators. one
each night. All RaIsay'. RssolVeni. three inns
psr d.,. On the eighth day Oi >epteu,hcr b.
csnsi Spa us.
"A. Tas 50 aiesd thar ~ kaer him not.
a.. appstits 80. good-his digsstion eas,-h'.
skin moist and heshhy-his step elastic ana
buo,aat-h,s tody yisoTous. ani he eve indicates
a msu ~ hcsih and sasfgy
- Liver tomplaiut. byspepsis, nihicu'tiss Of
The Jreihn ard Bladdet. Radwa,'. Regulator
aud Reno,aiiug Resolveut are = qaick add posi-
tive cure. Poe al aches and pains. So Neuralgia
and Rheumatism. ior Nstvuas sbd Bnbous oo1a-
pla,ats. ia wsy's Ready Relief }. quick sod Il.
isciual u eve minuies after the application the
patient q free from pain.
81 b, u =. Bate h Co, Paris, W. 4. Rust,
NJ. D., >outh Psris. aai by Druggists eveTy-
where. Pass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

Tu1 CONCERT, on Friday evening Of last
week. was very crcditable affair. OF the
performances Of Mr.. ScHRATL We have no
need to speak. The Misses who assisted
him, Frank DenisoR Of Norway, and Fannie
and Alice Kimball, Helen Paris, Isalors
Cummings, and Mary aud Llrsio Marble, Of
Paris, acquitted themselves finely. Some Of
the pieeos,-due,,s on one and two pianos.
and one consisting Of three parts, on one
instrument. were quite difficult Cor - young
performers. They succeeded in keeping
time admirably. and performed their parts
with much taste. Twas an interesting en-
tertainment to the friends present, and We
arr pleased to learn that a con'idsrAblo'um
was rraliIcd from il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
pm. o.. 2. lsls.

To the inhab,tant. Of PARIS H,i. especialiy the
ladis. lmpo,.,b'e would i - hr ne 70 rsuaia
silent .iisf .u,h kinin~.- an lrisndship has ben
shown me. thank 500 an heartily lor y"u'
L,atn-.. in honofirg ny coacer' aat h'll With
,oar pr,-sncs. Especially woud give cog
thank. o. che hI - who prepared 90 rich a 'uP'
pr. NJ cot, ~,lI I pu,y Co God io' 'he's "a 80
lsucs, ls, huI aud orrn hsartsd vii 'ay
Thaak.' I thaak them odsniime. ior che Aini
litsr,I. bro.beri, and .'ststIy manner With which
thsy have usa'ed us. God. rich blessing ret
upou the L,i's, for 'hs,' A'ninr's, sad LAY hap
p,ssss ia their hearts, tlrough which the, oar
iesI them.slys. coateuJcd suj rewarded.
Tn. 10. tbs sch Of myself AMI wife.
rrov,-p e ELISE SCuRAFL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
Brighton Market.

THURSDAY, OCT. IL.
Atmlfkst i525 beef Ssttlc. 9J0Stores, 90
sheep, lS0 Shnsis. and 1850 Tsi llog..
4 Pr,ccs-Bsci Cattle--uxtia.S675 100; 6rst
qalit, 8 25 o 80. DUALITY ) 7Sa w.
third DO 5 IS IS.
Working Oseu-STS 70 $50.
Cows and Cal,ss-S20, 81, =, ~
Snsll Stnrss--Neari,ngs, 80 and lti years
Oh. sll aaI n.
sheer ,aii,nh.-ssles ofsmall lots, IS
as e5Oas7S
Fat Hogs-5l.2a 81.
Sh1ats-At retail. irutn 2to 6l.a.
1000 seai. waited io ssll new Inventions.
rsni. have msi~ o,rr S25.OOO on onc--hciisr
thsa 10 similar az uc,ss. Sgni four stamps and
rrt 80 pagr. particulars, gate.
EPllRNIM brown, Lowell. Mace.
$500 IN enc ds,-sSs 80 in ivo dave, wrr
clrarrl b, sgrnts rrinilirg o., rsieuis. Send !
sismr. Coz leiirrs and book. T.. NHowS, Low
81. Macs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
DIR. CULVER WELL,
ON MANHOOD,
A M.dieil essay o. asV, Csriaia aHd R,d'eai
Cuys Of Sys,aaiorhaa, So, riiA'm fh' Ne =
I,israai M,i.oi5'', CaEiu,EliioH, or any
N.AaAiea! AppiaHs6.

Just published, the 9th edition, IN .ealel envel.
opc. gratis, and mailed To ANY address Post paid
on receipt Of two stamps.
Thi. iittle work, emaaating from qualified
rneulcr IL the Medical Profession, gives rHt
MOST INPoRTAST IsroEsAtioA rvER run-
IisHTp TO al persons entertaining doubts ~ their
phy.ioil condition. or who are conscious OF hav'
ius hatsnled their health and hippiness--coniain
ing the particulars 81 an EntiWly New and
Perfect Ksne,y co. spermatouhea or semi
nat wcakness, Debility, Nervousness, De
preston uf Spirits, Loss u Eaefgy, Lasiiude,
'rinidity, Self Di-uusi, Love Of Solitude, Ground
lee. Fear, Indecision, involuntay Discharges.
Impaired Sight aad Memory, Bloleaes aad Pun
PIE. on the Face, Piles, Indigestion. Palpiiaiion
Of the Heart and Bodily PpsIIslioa ni the whole
.y.,en,, indpcing inpotency and mental and phys.
ical incspaeity-b, mesns Of which every one may
cure ihem.elvs. privately. and at a Irifiing eS'
pense.
Address DR.. Gil. J. e. KLINE, j., A,enus,
cot. 18th st., New York: Post box, No. 1886
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
Notice of Foreclosure,

XyvHEREAs, Israel x. Ps,stsoa, OF Southport,
w in the County Of Lincola aud State of NE,
b, NJ. deed Of mortg,ge dated NoVemb-S ~. 1850,
conveyed 10 ne. the sabscril'er, eer'aie parcel
Of AMI situated N Bethel IN the County 81 oNiord
.nd State Aforesaid, 10 Wit; lot No. D "a Rage
?. IN aid Bethel. and ior more particular de-
.cript,ou reisrrnce may b. had 10 .a'd me'igase,
.b,sh 4. rrcoi ded ~ the ONiord Registry OF
D,.d.. bo1k 100, page IIs. The oOndit'ons 81
.,,I nnrtsagu Isiag brokea. claim TO i1reeloss
IN, sane. agreeabl, 10 the statute "a such case
ma, vol pSovidsd. STEPHEN ESTES.
Bethel. October Goth, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

WArERvuLE CottrGE. From the oain.
losuc for wateryille College for lNjN and
1889 We learn that the Students at that in
sti,uti1n number 80. seniors d. Juniors
90. sophomore Is. Frcshmcn 10, aud So
let Cnur.a >.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
DIED.

4, Moth Paris. Ahby ] .. j,ushirr II ncacon
= All S.rh Wh,ttsmare, in her i5th wear.
IA Springfield township. Cedar G.. Iowa, 18Th
ult.. Hoai,o Rarrsti, ntncry Il Sumnsr, aged
aiuut -.
I, IIsml,n'. Grsai. 18th, Joseph a. Cummings,
ar..i - ,ttr. tpl ~ nnnths
T., Gsf.I,s-t. n. T.. i3ih. Nj. Alrua rha,sr,
srr,l p .--uni, daughter oi Aa Ths,cr, Eco,
i,fru-ri, oi NORWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
Flour, Flour!

UAvE JUSr RECEIVED. Gon m, Nsra,
n N,lig,u 100 BsrrrI. pluh.r ENin
IIlIr. mate iruui NV White Wheat. llnyug
.ud Ivc IlunIr,l Bau,'. cd Llrr, thr past yc,r,
made frum th. same k,1i 90 wheat s1i at the
.atus n,,I.. Uiihaut uls pour barrel, bel colh.
J,rrr on recommending it Co thr pubIi'. sal SiIl
stuuHt BE- 90 give perfect sliist-tiln o. everyone
iu 0tpt ui IIlur.
~u..rhrr. ENtra and buubIe E,rri Fl,ur " 90
o. ksrt 10 100 umss, leo Nu0'rs1ic frtss, i'r
those s,.hirg 90 huy Go sslI again.
Whts i,rl srlisiui o. o., cIsi1urrs pr pact
fl,ur., h1p-. O., siurt attention. o. ny bu'inrss
t1 ueIit tu, shatr 1T publlc patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
4 iTue Copl-dIlCsI.
Dawn KSlrr. ResLhr.

OtToRD. ss.-Atacouft Of Probate held Par.
l.. Withia and ior the county Of ONforl ,Ou the
third Tuesday ~ October. 4. ID. ls5s.
ELEAZER DuNIlAM, IT,, guardian Il Cy-
IL ~. W. Twitchrll II rsris ~ ssid County,
minpr, having presented his account Of guardian
ship of aid ware ior allowance,
ORDERED, that the .aid GUARDIAN give no.
tIcc toal persons Interested, by causing copJ q
this orderto be publishedthrce weekssuccessiv,ly
lathe Oxford Democrat, priniedat faris that the,
ma, appcarata Probate Court Co b. heldat Paris,
~ aid county on the third Tussdsy Of Nov. nest
1t one u the clock IN the afternoon, aud fhew
cause, Il any thsS have. why the same should no
b. allowed. THOMAS ~. BROWN, Judge.
Airus eopy-At,ssts
Dawn KNlFF. R,aist,T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

ONrOED, Sat- court Of r. obsie held at Far.
~, within AID forihe couniy Of Oxford, on the
81 Tuesday of Ocinler 4. ID. 1858.
II ULDAb T.. hill, ADMINISTRATIVE on the
III estate Of BISJAsIN HIT, late oil Brown.
6eld 10 .aid Coaniy deceased. having presented
her fret account Of standardization Of the estate Of
said deceased Coz allowance,
O,d,,,f. That the ,sid sdministrairiS give notice
TO all persons Interested, by oausing copy Of this
order 10 be pubii.hed three weeks .ucoessiVely IN
The Oxlofd Democrat, printed at Paris, that they
,nay appear alta Proba,e court 20 he held at Paris.
in .aid county on The thiId Tuesday Of N"'sInber
neat. ~ ten Of thu clock IN the forenoon, a,'l
.hew cause. Il any they have, Why the same 'ho1'i
not H. allowed.
THOMAS H. BROWN, Jsds.
A true copy-attesti
DAVID KsArr, R,sisf0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

The Musical Convention, at Bangor was
very successful. Abou, 100 jOined the class
the fr,t dav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
Gonld's Academy. in Bethel.

THE WINTER TERN Of ihi. institution will
| commence on the last Tuesday in Mo-
yenbcr. and conlinue u weeks.
Thorough Instruction w,ll be given in the Az
cient and Modern Languages, and 10 the various
branches o, good Eaglish education.
naard, ~ fan,lies, $500 per week. Wood
anl Lights, extra.
y. I. TRUE. n. A., PrinoipaL
Nov la lSSS 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
Wanted I,

snnn LIS. PORK; 3J1 HIDES AID
'JOOO SKINS, tr whloh cash ,lI che h,gh.
ct ptirr will D. PAID delivery. Wanted IN
FNc1,-.r tie Glol. aud Cash. 5 rons Sliced, 5
Ton. Cur.i Apglct t,as Batter; TOO Bushels
B,su., 100 Bh's. G1ll Bhliwiu Appies.
n. :. STEVENS.
saith Pans. October %, ISjs. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
TnOMNS u. liROWN. Jlis,.
~ pawn K,Arr. R,ri,,-.

ONronn, ss.--M . Cont ~ Probate. hell 1t
Fui.. v,thia anl fof The Count, oioN"rl. on
the thiri Tu,.ls, 81 uclolrr, inths year ui nor
Inpl cd shie,n handled aud &c, .i.Hr
DEUnEN WRIGHT, adu,aistr,t'T on th,
s-tli- ofJ,cos rowSsTNp, ~" 81 Dis
hrlI % .,tI Cuuit,. doyras-d, h,V,py p''s"''r 4
hi. dpt a1l iitl srrpr1' n aiuI1I,iIliIun ui ihr
estate II -aii dr-sh.ri ftr s'lsws1--,
Offrsl, That the s,id administrator g,ve noiics
a. an pst.,us interested. b, c,u.iug cop, 1T tbs
uulrr io b. publ,sh,d three wsek. suo'cs.'1e'> ~
The ONlud Democrat. pf,nirI at Pans, that the,
m,, aupa,f at rfuiotr C"uri O., d. hol' ~ isr'
In sail rorpty. ou ihs third Trr.isy IT Nov urNt
~ Mo-. II The clock i1 ths i1rru.ou, aad sh"s
cause. 10 any che, have. why ths sims 'huu'd not
o. allowed THOMAS u. brown, Jafg'.
\ trur ,1py-aurstE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
Atruc -ony-atiesti
pawn kNhrr, R'g,si'' .

ONFuHp, ss.-Ata court 81 Probate heli ~ Iaf'
o., Wiihin anl o. The county II ONiIrd, on the
ihirI Tuesday IT Uctol-rt, \. ID. 1858.
TLRVinjE u. ADD JOSHUA T.. WITT
Ia NAV, namsd executor. 90 q Ccd1in in'uu.
mrnt rufpauiag 10 b. the last vii sni irstameni
1T Jo,Hu, WHtrV,N, late II Hnckirh IN sa'd
County, deceased, having p'e'eaiei the same Tor
probate.
Orir.i. Thd The saii executors give No.
lice q an prf.lls interested. by causing copy
IT th,. order a. b. pnh.hci three weeks sneec,s'
Nri, in Tn O,fprl Democrat, printed 81 fars
that thry my nppr'r AZ fr'lni- ''a-, :" w. he'll
nj Paris Ia .,,t s,aai,. on the third ruc.iay 81
November nrNt al p n'c'p,A Doe the tutsnnua. and
show cause. itan, ,hry have. why the IAN" 'h,nh
npt IT, proved, approved anl allowed a. ihr last
willard ts.tiiaeut n AID dsrrt.rl.
TnOMiS u. brown, JIis'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
THOMAS .RRowN. Js3s,.
true copS attest;
DAVID KNArr. Rsgid.r.

ONToRU, ss.-Nta Court of Probate held At Par.
j.. within aud iof the County of Oxford, VI
the 81 Taesd,, 1t Ociolef. A. h. lsJs.
GEORGE CONF, guirlan IT EMMA A. DIcE.
u NrLL It lIcbuou, IN aid County, miior.
having pr..rbicl b.. hlrih account of guardian.
ship 81 .a,d uad f,f ali,vanc
ORDERED. That the .aid Guardian give NOTCH
10 al pgrsons interested. hy causing copy ofihi.
order to b. published three weeks succcssivsly in
The ONf,rd Democrat, priuied At Paris, that they
nav appsaT at Probate court TO he held 1T Paris,
10 all county. cen the ihid Tue.d,y II Nov. neat.
al nine of The clock IN the iorcnoon, AMI ,hcw
cause Il Ihsy have, why the zane should no, be
allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
THOMAS n. brown. J.Sr
''' cory pawn K,,rr. R,s,,o.

Tst,. ~, T,,-u ~ BTr,. J.is' y PaS'i'
fsths C.aHfs N OrHfI
I NDlN NAM, uf rari. BE- al c'a'i,. AL
4 mini,tr,itiN pf thr r,istr 81 l'l,c NASs,
htg of Pans t1 sBI c,l1t,, IH--tsrl !, rrsp-rtial'
I, rrrr-.-at.3 ih,t the p-r'rn,l e.'tr Of saii de-
rr,.ai BE- Hrt sni srrB' O. p,, he II't debts vhifh
d. psri a. the un' ~ he Death, b, the suu of
ihUr h1p lrrl iIllsrs,
Nlar p-titi,usr Oh .rsfrr pr,ts that ,plt llpa-
of wuai grant bee llcra.s o. ell. Il pnll,e 90
rr.,,tr sale. anil cbp,r, aN of ihr ,cj estate
81 ssi J..sps-I ls mas h- urrssur, Go the
ra,uirs, ol sA,d d1bi,. ,ni ,nrIir1pl charge.
LYDIA MANN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
MOTTO T..

TyNuE r,-rsrtucf,hip hsrc,rf're existing bstwocu
4. :. stevens. I,,i a. Stevens and J. &.
~Isyrus b. this js,. D., wutral cuus-ut diss"''r !,
Al rrf.pas having ua.suied scoounis With -anl
6.m, ar~ requested 20 sctilc, aui pay the same 90
Il. : STEVENS.
South ra1i., October Q. lslS.
X. :. STEVENS.
LEVI n. STEVENS.
J. 4. STEVENS.
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ONroEp. s.-ita caurt II Probate hsll a' Pa
go, with,n sni tur tho cou1i, uioNiori, un the
third ru,siu uf Or''h,r, \. u. ISIS.
90 The iHr'guiHg pstitiun,
O-iufi. That The slii Petitioner give noiice
o. an p-rs1ns ip,rresir, D., oausiug c"pN ~ this
ORDER o. O., p1ll,shri three Sr,As succcssN'lN ~
The ONi,,i Democrat, rf. 1trd ~ Pare, that thea
900, appsar 40 PROT lc court Co o. held 81 is''''
,n .i,i cl1lt, ou thr third rursia, ui No'smbsr
neat. 1t uin~ otth~ clock a ihs i1rvuoon. and shsW
sauss 1.-THE, have, Oh, the sa,uo .hDuld not -
THOMAS A. BROWN. J.ir
Atfns cDry attest.
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TsfH H.. TAirs, ~ B,1rs. ysls' n Probate
srtis Csssfy II OFfs-f.
ESrECrFuLLN rcptc-rai., EVEllNA &.
Ia HALL. uf lI,fti,rI widow uf ih- late i.or
I,It, apd "a hen n,rried o. hir, the widow II
,he late Thomas ~. S,aricvaui oi Hartford aiorr.
aid, Who diel en- the tWrnly..iNih d,y Of jana.
r, 4 II. 1851, ioirstatc, ss,ted and p,sse'scl Il
g,.o,l. ,al rh,ticls which by hw ought a. b. al.
uiin,.tercd upon. She therefore ask. that y. q.
Harlow may 4, arpoiuiei adniaistator ou said
estate, iesl,uiar the trust hcrsc'G
Dated ~ Cautou, Ocirler llih, is5s.
ENElINA 4. HALL
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Notice To Forcclose a Morigagr.

INllEREAS, Abel q. Marsoo and William
w Msrsian, OF Anlo'sr. ~ the County If ON.
lord, conveyed 10 me, the subsrr,her. by their
mortgage decd dated The 9Th d, Of MAY, 4. ID.
ls51, the f,llowiag described rral estate. 20 witi
certain Tract II bnd situated II Anduvcr aiorr.
add, lvipg noe hall ~ upl,n Dot wandered Nine.
tesa ~ the Gr-t d,ysion II lnts. Nrsi side ~ Ll'
uvrr. being the eastef, half 81 s,il Toe; All the
conih,or & sai inoTigasc y brosrni n'w there
lufs. claim O. n,rclosc .sid mortgage.
DAVID q. MERRILL.
Ort.l,-r n, IslS -
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fnouts Il. BROWN, LSs,
-- n.,nK,.rr. R.,.,,,.

ONrtrrss. a. Csurt Hir Probate hridst Pans.
u.tir AL f1r the Count, IT ONiurd. on th-
81 rlr.i,, Of O.'iisr. inthr sc,rof otr Lpui
.l-thrI.,rI oil hi huHIrrI aui hfi, eight.
nNNICt. n ROBINSON. ainl.tr,ibr 90
hr,.tttr cot CO.. 10 n. RpsiSsoS, late
81 Sumr.r il stiI CI1py d-rr,s.l, h1,,sg pee.
.r1irl his i..t account of administration ll th
s.tltr rf.,tl deceived Or allowance.
O.lsfi, Thstthr s,tl administrator give notice
ta 40 r'r.l1s i1irr,.rl, ly causing ropy Of thi.
orIsrtl D.. published three week. .ucre.si,cl, IN
The ONlrd D.nlrrst, puH'rf 20 rari., thar thsy
ns, spl-arsta Probate court a. H. held az rnrs,
BE- .,iI 5punt,. on the thirl To- .i,y II No,sul'r
u-Nt 10 non. ofIhe clock in the i,rcaooa sad .hsw
c1r.r. ,f An, they have, My the same should Dol,
&c. allowed
THOMAS u. BROWN. ledge.
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