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ArgicAN A~p FoEECV PArrNr orUcr.
We would call the attention Of inventors
and others. 20 the advertisement OF u. IL.
Eddy. Ed. B5.t,n, tho well known solicit
or Tor Patents Tile long experience in the
business. hi. c1ians,y, practice, and his un-
usual iacili,.. ior securing patcais, render
his service, OF ins,imahl' value % ihos'
having business az a., Patton, OGc,. Sec
advertisement In another c1lumu.
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Nniice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, CHARLES q. DAVIS, OF Par.
w l.. add JOHN CREsEY, Ia, Of Bockhsld,
10Th 10 the Coaaiy Of CSiord, by their deed Of
mort gage dated Jan. 18Th, 1853, ani recorded with
oSfonl Records, Book %, Page III, conveyed to
one Joseph Chill the Tavern stand on Paris Hill.
known A. the Stage House, and the sane then oe-
cupiel By the .aid Joseph Child, TO secure the
pay Of certain nate. ol hand therein mention.
ed; and whereas the said Joseph Child by his
deed ~ assignment dated April 9. 1858. and rr-
corded with said Records, Book ". Page 40 sad
az, conveyed the same 60 one John w. neming.
and whereas the aid John W. Dea'iag by his ,ieed
al assigumenl dated November 3llh. isS', and re-
corded With OSfru Records, lioak ii5, Page 81.
couye,ei the same % me. AL wherea, the cOn-
diiion Of ,aii mortgage Is lroksn. claim TO lore
close the SAM x nh'y % the statute N such
case. made All pn,'iul. l.. W. ChlLu'
Paris, Jan. 5, loJo. " .
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The Weekly Journal ,-.PdIshel o. Thurs
d.y Mofnin.
Journal for Cnlifornin--siS and Quarter
Cent? q Copy.

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f,r.
Toe Journal DO hr .lle 30 ~ The NsNspsper
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CHARLES -. ROGERS,
Juuu,l Nuilting,
% No. a. State Susst, Boston, M'''.
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL.
For 1853.
"Thc Favoriie Paper OF New Erriand."

"Thc Favoriie Paper OF New Erriand."
Published Daily, S,mi- Wockly, and Weekly.
TN announcing the terms Of The Bosros Jouk-
sat, hr 1865, the pfuprie ~ does not deem "
necessary 20 prescrle iU pecaliar characteristics
az popular newspaper. ~ 10 make any special
prpmi.s. fr the fiiufe. lie deems Il sufioi,nt 10
.sy, that What The Journal he's l~en ~ the past "
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sent of IT, contemporaries. lhioughou, New Ehg-
land. The Joafnal standr al the head N the New
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make up reliable, eu,crpfising, hrs asvsPapn.
Th. position Il has STAINED B., pursuing steady.
straightforward course IN al respects, and by
sp,riug neither Labor M a,esy To give the latest
Intelligence and the iuesl rrpHts ol al matters Of
interest At the earliest moment. fhas relied upon
it, own merits, mi not npgn the representations
N ranya..sr. ~ {" dnimmers To- g,'a lor " ,h.
cln6Icncc and paironagr u The Publ'c--snd the
result ~. brrn that 10 his a9r a eiTsalaoos wore
tIaa a1alls that ~ aay psp,r 4 10 cias' ~ Noe
Z Easiaad-aad ~ NJ preyios. time has is ciisaia-
Ton iacrased more apidl, lhan daring the pa''
.x months The proprietor iaiend. by the EN-.
pl,yrnent of experienced and competent men On AZ
The departments Of the Embellishments, and bN the
most lileu,l ou,la, of in1ney IN the procuring oi
important rev. from M gWriers. IN make The
yuuntl .iill more worh, the zane %" ne fa'griis
pipsf = Noe Esrlfsf." And with this slmph
announcement be inyiis. the attention ~ neus-
PAPER readers anl nrw,pap"r dealers ihfoaih"v'
New Englind ~ the ial1wiay statement ot the
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

WoErIn or SoTE. The fact that dis
ca-oI lungs, even in che middle and latter
stages Of Consumption, have bccn cured, in
repeated Instances, by wi.ar'. Bhlsam Of
Wild Cherry, can De- subsAn,lat,d by the
strongest proof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
anmrNrsTPA TnR,s SALE.

NOTICE !. hrrcb, siycl. hat. by ,,rta' ol a
y license fruu thr l'U.l,iH Court, there Wit o.
sxps.ei &c ale M che house 1i ihr late rARLrr
ktNNrI, iu DiNG-Ii. ol ru-slly, ths 23i dhy IT
Fsbu4p usNt, 10 tsa I'D Oh. ,llcA en- the 1fcnoOn
% mach ofthr raj estate OF Pafir, krnnr, in The
C1uaty Of ONiord. Deceased, ls Will protnce the
Ian oi unc hualr All eight dollars, inclnding
the reytr.i1n ut che uiIlw'. l1Wrr therriu, % me-
ces,lry, Coz che piyn t Of he dclr' ant ilc'!cn-
ul charge. AMI chtr..H ul almiustritiun. sad
real e.tats consists ct thr hlfasstrli iTm ~ -aid
deceased. and is situated i1 uisd.'l, sipppfci u
cuutain one un li,i go han 6Ny acres.
DaieI Al nixdell th,. huh DAY 81 January, "
u. iSi,. Ii9l JOHN J. HOLMAN, Adm'r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

In Augusta, a Committee, made up Of
ren from both political parties, has been
appointed to notify all unlicensed liquor
dealers that they must stop selling. Toe
following are the names Of the Committee
@. ". stanley, John Macarthur, VIM. z.
Smith. A. G.. Dole, L. W. Lithgow, Noah
Bicknell, p. Alden. J. a. Holman, John
A. P,siinst.l, Thomas Little, \. S,arks, J.
W. Bradbury, Ebcn sawyer, aud Sy!yanas
Caldwell, Jr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
Maine State Ag. Society.

THE menbefs Of the Maine State Agricultural
l. Society, are notified that the Annual heciios
Of stiI society will h. held NJ the srATEi iousE
IN Augusta. on tuesday, the Goth of the prescnl
monih, ior the following purposesi
lst-To hear the Report OF the Trustees.
2d-1'o hear the Report OF the Treasurer.
3l-.To chose Oliccrs Tor the ensuing year.
4ih-ro transact such other business ~ nay
come before them. T.. HOLMES Sec.
Augusta Jan. 2, 1858. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

q. SrmIrrAtisv. Considerable interest
has bs,n excited in ibis vicinity ty the mar
Vicious performances Of tho spirits, under the
direction Of .5mc mediums from anoighbor-
ing town. who have been s9jJuruius near
Us Tor some time past. Their exhibitions
WIRE invariably in the evening. and when &c
was perfectly dark, the spirits gave evidence
Of their presence, by playing upon drums,
violius. tamblurin.s, and occasionally came
in collision with persons in tho audience.
frequently faint lights would slimm-r IA
different part. Of che room, while the musical
instruments cut Up s,rau e-ymuas;ie ma
nUuycrs in the AR. After a few perlor-
names OF tins sort, an urhe'ieyer f,lt the
movement Of the " medium ' as be iapptd
the drum. and another caught one with a
fldle bow ia his hand. Other dsrsloprsui,
of a similar character were made, and az last
the performers were constrained 10 leav,
town. without having enlightened Us much
in regard % the dim mysteries Of the spirit
world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

.hlll DO much better neNtwcck. " u. the en-.
erayns ha, does the business. Everybody wants
the ,nsravins. You NAV calculate uron anm Que
10 two thousand sub.crilcts from M Ibis Winter.
am going 10 make enough out of The busiaess 60
hu, me a f,rm in thc SprIng."
With such Inducements as We olUr, ANYBODY eau
obtain Subscriber We nviie every gentleman
or, IT employment. AMI every lad, who desiies a
pleasant ~ asy.makins occupation 10 apply at once
ior an agency. Applicant. shoul incll.e Is cents
for a spelmcu copy II the Magazine, which viii
always be- forwarded With answer to application
hy return mail.
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Notion.

4 n.etias Of the Os.otd Crua,y Tcmp.nure
As.rr,iian. win o. baden 20 ihr Ua,,rrsl.isi
Chrfrh in Norway. ol Wci1r.iay, thc 21h day
81 Jan. l~5-. az lOA.s. The as-1giatiuns through
oct the Couu'ysr iHvtri o. send Delegate % ihl'
r.r,tiur Al. r-r.als friendly Co the csuse ar 'n
y.i-l o. o. plrsesi.
ALDEN CHASE, Prc'ilsut.
NJ. UFroV, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

IIoEEmLr. According % tie Petersburg
(vaJ papers, tie wife Of one Josiah Frcc-
man, living in Sussex County, recently muir
dyrci him under circumstances OF peculiar
ai,rccity. Sbcs,atCs that on Christmas NOR
min. Freeman Threatened to Kill her, bot
she though, ,he would SCI the brt,cr Of him
and Kill him, which ,be proceeded to do as
follows.
"whi'- he wa. asleep she ssir-l gun,
and fearing ,hc spring Of the hammer would
arou.s him ,tc opened thc pan, and apply.
ius coal OF Ere the powder exploited, the
Who'll, charge grazing his forehead lie
raised up anil remark that she had dapc
wrong. when she instantly struck him oyc5
,hc head with the gun. knocking him sense
ICES. Tho blow was given with such force
that the barrel OF the gun vas badly bent.
While inth's iussasihl' condition .te s'iEei
a kullt aud cot hi, throat. Sull Gearing,
a. she ay.. that the wind might again
blow breath ia hi. body she took an axe
AMI bu,chgred ,he body ia . shocking man
Der She has b,yn duly committed to Jail
Nr trial"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

Tu.rn> CLrB. Lovers OF Fun will be-
pleased @, learn that che Th'spiaus will give
another % their entertainments, az the
Academy Hall. on Tuesday evening. lgth
in,; They viii then rrs-cut che popular
comedy entitled be London Assurance, and
farce. entitled "rhe Sp.,trr Bridegroom. 20
The members % thi. Club have incurred
considerable expense ia prlcur.n. scenery
aul i,uns ap .h, hall, aus az d,''ryin; Of
ahber,l patronage. M,ssr' Raymond and
Week. will furnish music on OBJ, occasion.
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d. II. BABBITT's BEST
G "A I, E r A. II u s f!

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saleraiu. When the Bread or Cake . baked' there
T., prodlciag Wholesome results, Every particle
ui Salcratus u turned 10 gas and passrs through
the bread o. biscuit while baking, consequently
nn,hing remain. bii common salt, water and hour.
You will readily perceive by the taste q lh, .ae-
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and Get the nest exactly Ilkc the first, (name and
pic,urr, twisted loaf bread. With glas. sderves-
chg waite, on The top, ~ YOU see IN the hli.)
Full directions Tor making brad wi,h Sour
Mix ani Cream Tartar. and all Kinds 81 Pasir.;
also for making Soda Water; also directions ior
mixing SehllitE I'osdersi will accompany each
,aekage. II. 4. BABBlTT,
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20 and Is Indis Street, Boston.
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Dr Gooch was, on thursday oflas, week,
elected representative 20 Congress, from the
-,h District In Massachusetts,, % succeed
Mr.. Banks. BY 1000 mniori,y.
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DIED.

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~ Ilelgon. slrult.. Efekir' NtrriA, aged -.
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EmerSOn'S Magazine for 1853.

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the ,r,r. ,mhnc. contributions lrlm over ole
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CAUTION.

rINHIS !. to forbid 40 person. harboiing or
Trusting nv SON, JoHy ST,EnIUu, who lcit
hIs fathers rssidFntc iu ~uuuIT de, Both int,
Gr .hall pas np d,'ts OF h,s contracting aztec
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act ~ the loy, or every means Zoe his support
have been given, aud Continuance 81 the same
will o. oderrd, " BE- will return and remain At
home. JOHN STARBlRD.
sumner, Dee. 30, 1851. SASS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-04
Impnrtanr from Japan.

The Paris Pays publishes intelligence from
japan to the l0th OF July, according 30 which
the authorities were doing al! IN their power
for the faithful! execution Of the term Of the
treaties. An imperial decree authorized the
erection Of Commercial exchanges al Stm"da,
Nangasaka, and llakodadi, and al inted a
number of merchandise brokers 10 facilitate
c,mmercial intercourse with thc various ma
tons included in the ~trra'ies.
1t will re rccnlicct.d that the Americans
presented Il railroad and ! Telegraph to the
Emperor. The latter has been put up by a
Chinese engineer, and is in successful opera
ton. Ii is five league, III Icngth. The En-
peror is so well pleased with the Invention,
tha; be has ordered tci'grarh.c c mmnnIca-
ton to be established between J,6 ~. ard the
Provinces of Gok,nmih. T, saiAo, Fesuro M
do, Ssugodo, ard S.ike;dn An American
house, Established at SIu."da. has offered to
ful nish the requisite matr!i:ls.
The most important act q! tho relGning
Emperor. is the revocation Of III" edic. against
the Christians, issued by toe Emrcrar paia-
FuSam, in 1914. IL future. foreign agents
accredited at japanese ports. viii b" 'ri"-
legged to bring with them Que Or more CnTi--
tan preachers, for their wi and their coun-
trymen's benefit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-04
Corn Crop n,the West.

II is stated that private letters from the
West represent the yield OF the corn
crop as much better than was expected a
month or so back. The warm weather OF the
early part Of the month bad an excellent Ct
feet. and there is new every indication that
we shall have a twc-third crop and ore that
will he in Il condition to ship. The New
York Pest say: ,
It is a notorious fact that our exports OF
las. years corn we're muci reduced IN conse-
ouence nf the ~sofyness Of the grain, aud that
millions cf bushels vert TO waste. The pres
ens WELD promises TO he Cf a hardness aud
strength that will make III the apparent deb
cheney. A few weeks Of dry, cold weather
would still further improve the grain sno
render il a ~iavnrite article with Shippers
Well informed parties believe that 10 respcc'
to the quality Of the grain tae crop Will prove
superior TO that OF the previous two years:
The favorable issue Of the doubts Wh'ca
hung about the corn crop some months since
is Of immense importance to our western rail-
WAYS. The prospect now is that the denver
les Of the cereals at Chicago, within the com
inc few months, Gre likely 10 be very large,
and several OF the roads are already begin
ming to rsap the benz fit Of the Increased will
~lin.ness OF farmers TO part with their produce.
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In.nrrfInn Of GrnIH.

n tn" Superior Court, yesterday morning
Judge Lee delivered An rurp rtant decl-lon IN
the ease OF Henry NJ. W.rfeld W. William
Frazier, The INSPECTOR General Of Grain
The case can" before the Court in tue shape
# an irirncri1n iasu"d out OF the Superior
Court to restrain the Inspector General from
prosecuting ! SUIT then pending tetor" Wm
II. Haywood, a Justice Of the peace, hroush:
BY the Inspector ns intnrm"r, against toe
compIaiuani-. to recover Sgj fne Tor = vivIi-
ton # tNc 18Th -catiyu ot the &C. f lsj8,
chapter lIG--bc:ng he Grlin s~ct--'or
weighing grain % their own account, cob
traTy to thu provisions Of tie ac'. lie I'LL
contends that, accsrdrug 70 the law, the L.
sIcr,er i bound 70 wr.gh every Uu-Lei vi
wheqr and g~rrir; tha: tue Inspector haTios
refused to d. ;hl-. be violated The law. Ihe
case has been ably argued by emi1ea' com.
Eel, ADD the Court yesterday morning rem
d.red I's oplniuu. continuing tns lEJunctton
and deciding that the law !ebicrs Necessary
the weighing OF every bu=hcl # sraio by ;be
inspector. TIE case Will 10 dIubt h ear
siei II the Curt 81 Appeals --BuH timer.
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great improvements that may be classcd
with thlsf Wasn't it SO with prison di CT
plin.? There ia not in all the civilized world
except Naples, (if you include Naples 10 the
civilized world. u place where the old abuses
in rrisoo discipline exist. The umape treat.
nent is everywhere initiated and Adopted
81 it is, sir, with asylums for the Insane
The old cruelty is done away with. not 10
New York, in Philadelphia and in B -ton
alone, but throughout the civilized world.
So it will be, Sir, with the Asylum for toe
Inpbriate. Let these first stsGS result sue
cessfully; let these walls 20 ap; let the
poor victims of incbricty be gathered there;
let the kind treatment, medical counsel, AMI
cmployment for tn. mind and for the time
let them produce effects, which | haven't the
slightest doubt they will produce; and as
have said befnre, rs last a. they can DE cree
ted, YOU will haze q similar iostitutlon 10
every civilized country in the world. lc-,
cir; bring these unhappy InebrIa'es there,
protect them from temptation, O,cuay the'r
time, anuse their t%bonghie, surround them
with rational pleasure; above all, sir, Iot
the delightful Influences Of toe beautiful
nature that surrauuGs Us have their due e.
feet upon then; let them learn 20 worship
the common Father in this glorious temple,
Of which these surrounding bills are tie pal
lars. and this glorious conca"e The vau!tet
srch--ind believe ne, sir, many years viii
not pass away before 1t will appear that
what you have inst done for your W com
muaicy, vyu have done fOr the civilized
world. Loud app!ause.)