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Hebron Academy.

THE FALL TERN OF the school vii con
| mcacr GA Monday August Goth, aud
clnt,nnr iscsc weeks.
sELDEN =. NEAL, T. VI, Principal,
Mis.A u. B,VHows. Prrcrpirrss,
Me. ALMEDA y MILLETr, Teacher n
Ms,ic. With such assistants as the Interests otthe
sta.Icnts nay reguifr.
Tuuios, Fron -, % to 81 80 6r the tern.
Nu.ir, 10 cNtIa.
BoAUp, lnriuIiny lighu anil wa,hing, $50 to
200 per week.
Annie arrangements have hcsn male l0r board.
ng, aad thas. wishing a. bard themselvr. eau ob.
tain nom. on the in1.t rrasnashh. terms.
JOSEPH BhRROW-, Secretary.
IIsLf1n. Jui, ~. lsjs. p
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Gov. CumNo's PEAcE. The gcntiles in
Utah generally agree that the peace made
with the Mormons amounts to nothing, aud
will no. last. A private letter from Salt
Lake City to gentleman inst. LOui, 'oakes
the following statements:
You will have heard how our eorpuleni
governor has been Sieptocd by the Nor
mons lie seems to mo 10 be almost insane.
Ne takes pains to quarrel with every gentle
within his reach. from Gen. Johnston, the
commissioners and Judge Ecklos, down to
your humble servant, ani to affiliate with
the wors, eut.ihroats in the whole Mormon
community. lie is alternating the only true
friends he hAs-the only pcrsons on whom
he can s1Pcct to lean when he finds that he
has been fooled by Brother Brigham.
" The very table on which avn writing
has on il evidence OF the rascaliiy Of the
Mormons IN respcc, to the mail. Il am
scrawling this to YOU in tho post Office
Directly in front Of me is a pale Of letters,
all Of which have been opened by steamins
them until the gum on the envelopes ceased
u stick, or by eating open the ehds OF the
enyslope. and sticking them carefully to-
gs,her again.
They call the present condition OF at
fairs harmony or at leas, the governor
calls il 80. but there is not gentle in the
city who does not sleep with revolver un.
der hi, pillow. II Gen. Johnston had the
supreme civil power Of the territory 10 his
bands. as be has the military, we might
have durable peace. Asit il, this patched
up m sss Of Gov Cumming, will cease to
stick a. .Oon as il is stcamed."
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Mos, Of the popular Tonic medicines con-
tain more or les AlchOhOlic Siimulants,
which prevents their general use. The
Oxvgcnated Bi,,srs being entirely free from
every into1 icatiug quality. give a healthy
tone to the digestive system.
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Maine WESLEYAN Seminary.

fI,HE Fall Tern viii commence ArGusr Oh.
Smirni' preparing lor college vii have Ia
rEl rtsT T0H RTctrAtioNs.
u dssio-i, hpVNScsD cL'ssrs ~ Chemistry,
Mnenlpn. AMI G.plog, will a. formed.
Tuilun !. lrom - 10 - ocnt. p"rwreS' board,
inclal Ing utshing. ighs. ani rpoui.rcni, 81
~iuIents c.,a bJari themselves At about : per
w~,h.
I,drr, can select thrir studio, with rrirf'n-" ~
the coLLLGI COURSE Wh,ch Will probably H.
established wilma the wear.
~. y. TDl,-EN, Sec. Of Trustees.
Kent. ll,Il. jul, 9th. 1855. -
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NJ A r r IE D .

In Albany. 25ih ole b, Peter Z. Ma.hsr, Eco ,
Mr. Morris Lib, to M''' Lydia 4. Wilber. both
Of Allsny.
IL waief,ille. 9TH last. Cen. ChaTle. Islvas
Boaslle MarirlIs, Janitsr OF Wsbr',lls Colegr,
o. MILF. llslen Vale. daughter Of Mons. Jean
Walk, Of Montr,al
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I. ". SINGER s CO.,
I,sIlu..h.nr- NrN NnIk

OxvoRD, ss.-Ata Court of Probate hell at Par.
IL. within and fur the Coun,y Of ONiord, Oh
the , Tuesday ~ July. A. ID, l-5s.
On the pctition Of MARY A. sliuKILtff /.
widow ofADoLPHus SHuRTLtrr, late Of
ONisoi 10 said Cjun,y dsers.ed praying Tor an
allowance out Of tbs personal estate Of her late
husband
O,isre,l, That the said petitioner give notice
90 all persons Interested, by Causing copy his
order 20 he Published three weeks -uecessi'ely IN
The Oxford Democrat, pr,nted at Paris ,ihaiihey
may app~arsta Probatecouu iobc held atPatis'
IN .aii county. on the Ihiul Tuesday Of August
neNt, at nine Of the clock 10 the forenoon, an'l
,hew cause, ifany they have, whyihe sane should
not be granted.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jsdgs
Atrue eopy-aitesi:
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NEW FLOUR MILL.
THE sub.criber. having blilt at SOUTH PA
i Rls. Msine,
A FIGURING and Grist Mill,


And furnished the same With al the modern cru.
Venieaees and improvements. are prepared e. st-
ecuie all Kinds Of custom grinding in superior
manner and with despatch and they believe their
facilities ior doing this cannot be- surpls.ed.
They devote attention a. the manufacture Of
Flour Tor the Iyhi!ssiis aai Retail Trade. and 10.
vite attention 20 their different brands Of Flsur,
such A. Dpuhle EstIa, Extra, Fancy, superine,
Sc, which they believe superior TO any other
similar brand. 10 the market
They also have n supply fthe different grades
Of Caaai, fluur Coz those who prefer = lower
priced afIiels than the Flour manufactured as
atoVe.
They will Keep on hand at all times a Iull sup
pb of Corn. i've. Corn Meal, Shorts. sc, which
Nil b. sold AZ the lowest market rates.
The .ubsciilers have on hand and are receiving
frum time 10 time cOnsi gnmsnts IL Hard Wood
aud Pine humber, TO which the attention Of those
waatng anything Ia this line :. inyitcd.
WaaIed-tO contract { tae manufacture Of
5000 FLOUR BARRELS,
To H. delivered q. sOon az convenient. Also
wante, a. purchase, good scconl hani Flour Bs6.
rel., delivered at the mill, iDr which cash will be
paid.
For COOPER, wishing TO establish himself
in business, this - a good location, and water
poWet Sufficient for his business will b. furnished
hy the sub.criLcrs At a reasonable price. They
also N. FOR SALE, good ptiyilege., heated at
the Place, g., a Machine shop, Saw add shinge
Mill or Sash, Door and Hlini Factory.
WoODMAN, PHELPS & co.
SoUTH PARIs, August I, 1858. "a
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M,INE B,Frrsr ASSOCIATION. The meet
iuss Of this Association, during the present
and coming moaths, will bo held as fol-
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REPUBLICAN
Congressional Convention
SECOND DISTRICT.

The Republicans Of the SeoOnd Consrrssions
ID ,tf,et az, requested " Inest al Au6uru Hall. IA
Auhufn. ga
Thursday. August 10, 1883,
A. 10 o'clock. A. NJ, Zoe the purpose Of nomina,'
IN. a canIiiaie Coz Representative 10 Congress,
s1i u trsasacting sach other business az may
cums before said Conyention.
The ratio of representation vii b n hilo~si
Evsry town AM phniation vii b eu'i'ed 10 one
delegate; syery town that gave - o. '"'fe Nols'
fr the Repuhl,csu candidate lor Governor ~ 1917
two; Toe ever, sdlitoaal 50 Repuhhcan votes, one
adbiioaal dssgaie; ami o. an a.di,ional iraetiou
- 5 Rspablicsa vote. or upwards amer the hrs'
90, one dclcgaie. To sit
.xrApn -ATFN.TsN
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High School at West Sumner.
THE Fall Term Will o,mmenoe on MONDAY,
i AUGUST 3Oth. is5s, With the following
bard IL lnstrctioa:
FREELAND HOWE, Principal,

80. w -
Mas MARY 4. HENLD, Assistant
Me-. MARY l.. HOWE, Teacher Of Masie.
TuuioS'-Apc,sn, Lanrpgs. and fea,h,
St.yJ; iligtet Engh.h. $50; Common Easish.
500. Prnary Department, 200; Musie, ga ls'.
sous With ne ri run,,) extra, $500.
The term vii coatinue ,lsv-n weeks. Having
htni,hsi the hall ia Jackson Village &C. school
fu,1n. there 10 ample convenience co. large nuri-
BE- Il students. All Il .. hoped that ihsN may avail
ihcms,l,,. It The opp1uupiy a. attend a. thc wants
II the ma i. Au,ng sla-al. i1r b,sri have l-rn
made o. meet the cNigvneiv. Vi the tn-s, all u 10
offered ~ 20 families. al $500, l.sj ADD 80,
I,-r week. Ntetch-r's class wtll b. formed At the
commencement Of The tsfm.
v B-Np deduction w,ll BE- made lr aa'sace
unlc.. b, pfc,,pls roair,ci With the rfueipal.
Book. vii b. furnished at rorll,rd prices.
Aus. u. lsSs =
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

JNall the l~adinz branches II manufacturing 10
du.iry. the great pr,cIic,l 'hp-''or'ty Of shg.
e.. S~Ning Nsrhiur. q. = fact r,ishl'hci beyond
di,puie. No tailor, sA'e manufacturer, clo'h,sf'
.etm'tres., irrs. maker. 'adiler, carriage inm'
,nrr. hat manufacturer. &c. L.. ean .dyrd to do
without them.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR

l. ony iair average Of the actual profit IRON the
use Ut each one IT these Maehinrs, AID for confirm
alton OF tn. truth We refer ~ any me Of the thou
sand. ~ I.er.on. who Use them. They arc adapt.
~ a. every SCOT Of work. 6n- or coar. upon 'ilk
cu,tun, linrn aud wooden i,hric.. slso light aud
heavy leather. They never fail to give entire sat-
isi,clinu.
10 meet the groNing demand ior , smaller and
more elcgani machine iof private and household
purposes, We have ju.t prolncci and are ready To
-. fr.tsf. f.r Stu~ef's
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Republican Senatorial Convention.

The Rsrahlicsa voters IN the several iowas snd
rl.atatiou. cumprisng The 18Th Ssaatyrial Dts'
u.tt. are requested b. inset in touvsution,
At Pari, hin, Friday, August 10th,
ArrEN o'CLocE ~,
T,r The purro-e 81 naninat'ng ,wo rand'daies ~
~-attars O. rrpf~ssui then in the Sensic ~ tbs
STATE. asd 90 trnssct an, businsss that may come
lstlre then.
The has,. ~iu h. the sane a. 5r the Coo.
rressi0ual Convention.
BENJ. FREEMAN, Chsirnss
Senaiorial C0mlaittee.
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OXFORD COUNTY.
Tor,.t-o to~n. aod plantations.

And ~ other towns and pltntaiions, each
30 AL ITO tslsgaies.
Psuoi Andru.cusgin 20, : to~us, ~ dslgstss
Pat II Cumb~r.sni C0unty, 10 to~ps. q dele
gstes
Frak6a Ccuaty, p towns and plantations. q
delegates.
CIV. GODDARD. Chair D'st. Coo.
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rGrru,v GooDrNow.

O,TpRn, ss.-itacprrtYl Probate he'll At Par
o.. within ant fr thr cIu'ty OF ON'rI, 90
the thiul Tursi1, " JuN \. u. ISIS.
o. th- ft'g'iuI U"tii'H',
O.f.,,f. That che aid p.ui..rrs give -.
lice 10 al p-r.nns ipt.rs.ts, D., causing r1pt Il
ih. or.l-, 10 he pnlishsI three seeks 'u,cr''''r-
0, IA The OSf,rd D-nucfat, printed 80 Parts, that
the, nay APPEAR az Probate court Co. b. held At
Paris, ~ said county, on the thirl Iu~''lay
II August next. at9 II the clock in the inf-u'on,
and .h-S cause, II any they have, shy the sane
shpuld not be granted.
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To IA, Nov. J..is, ,f p,sLai. SaLia and 70, "a.

To n, Ho.. JsiE, ef Protais rikia and r., hs
CsAaiy ~ Osfo'd.
VNllE pei,tioa And representation ~ JosATHAS
j sAsBons 81 FOeburg, guaidi,n IL Ciement
Lord. son 81 JOB &. Lori, 81 Denmark IN the
County VI Oxlord, noa oomPo. nsali., respectful
" ,hew., that the said ward !. .eire snA possess.
81 u certain real estate, situated ~ said Denmark.
aal Described a. follows, via his right AID title
ia and 10 the homestead, the fam and buiHiag,
corrupted by hi. late fiiher. add all his iRisr,,t "a
the personal ptpporty on said farm o. homestead.
That ssid estate !. unprJlucti's Of any bens6t
To aid ward, and that Il will be ior the Interest
Of aid miaor that the shoukl BE- sold and the
proceeds put oct aud -ecurel on Interest. lie
therefore pay. your Honor that he may be an
ihoriIsi AMI rInb,serei sEreesily h. Law 10 sell
At public ,sle the abi'e described real estate. or
,uch part II u q. 10 var opinion iny be eNl lent.
All which - re'peeifll, 'ul,miusd.
InNAIuAN ZANnnON
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THONAs u. RROwN. ~.
N"o, 'opy p,vlnK,.rr. R.sHr.

ONToHp, s,.-At Couu 81 Probate, bell at
Paris, within ini f,r The Comfy 81 oNiori, on
the thiri Tuc.iay Il JulN, ~ th" wear oI QUO
t..rl eighteen hrnlr-i sni fly siyht'
TAcOB ,BBDrr adnini.trt,lr ou he estate
d Of ALy,N AHHorr. late IT lnmlIri 90 .iil
Couaty. dssea.ed, having presented h. hr.t ,e-
c,u,i ofaImia.tr,',pn of The estate ol shii le-
ceased g., allpwanse'
O,irsi, Tat the al a ln.liI0ior s,vr notice
e. an per.pn, Interested, by cIu'ins copy oi Tbs
ORDER a. b, published thrre week, sucrc'si'ely IN
The OSfii Democrat, printed 1t Pans, that hey
ma, app~,r At Probate Count 90 be- hri AZ Rum
f,il IN .i, coauiy. 90 the 18Th be, OF Sept. next.
At mae II thr dock ~ the forenoon, AID she-
cause, " sny they have, whN the sane 'h'uld not
BE- allowed. THOMAS a. BROWN, Jafgs.
Dawn KS,rF. R,g,'tsr.
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French Language by Conversation

THE sub.rriber hereby give, public notice that
he has he, dial, app dated by the hoio rable
Judge of Probate far the County Of Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of executor Of the last will AMI
testament of
JOHN BARKER, late Of Bethel.
IL .aid Couniy, deceased, by giving bonl a. the
law directs. IL therefore rrlaes,s all person.
who are Indebted 20 the estate ~ aid deceased 10
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demand. thereon, ! 90 exhibit the same 20
SAMUEL BARKER.
June Is, 1858. %
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WnEREAs. Lawson T.. Rs'.sll; Of 1I .,'
w wood, ~ the COunty Of ONlbrd, aad state
of Maine, conyeyei 90 ~. hy his deed of nlrtgage.
dated February 26lh. 1853. AMI recorded ~ the
Osf,sd Regi.ir, 81 dee,l-. book ~. page ~, a
cer,a,a parcel Of LAID 'ius'ed At Locke Mile. to
secure the pi,meni Of certain no,ss Of hand meo.
TONED in .sid deed. and 10 which reference my
h. male Cor more fall description Of the premises.
Now the condition. Of said mort "a " having been
brolsa claim foreelosure Of the came as by law
in such cases made aud provided.
JONATHAN ABBOTT.
Bethel, July %, 1858. 20
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JONATHAN sANBoRN.

oxrorp, Stats courtof Probate hsldat Par
"a, within aud foT the county 81 ONiori, GA the
81 Tuesday u Jul,. A. ID. is5s.
On the Aforesaid Pethton-
Ordr,d. That the aid Petitioner give noiies
10 al person. Interested, 10y causing copy oi this
order 20 h- pahli,hed thee weeks excessively IN
The oxf,r Democrat, printed a. Pare, ihaIihsy
may appear At Probate court Ia 10 hell At fDe-
burg N 'aid county, on the q day II Dee. n"si'
ai ofih- clock IN the forenoon, and 'hr~ cause,
IL any they have, NV the SANE sh'nh nj 10
granted. THOMAS W. brown .Jsds''
A true eopy-alisst.
n.Ntp k..eP R,gi,fs,
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DlVID kslrP, R'Fiiir.

10 tk H,u. Tloaas n Docs. yaig' of Po0ba,
Cr h' C0uaiy u OTford.
THE petition sni appreciation OF JANE C.
! KEEN 81 Paris, gu,rii,n nj Louis, J. keen
Mar, o.. Keen. and Emma .. Kecn all u Pafi' "a
the CouniN u Osiofd. MAJORS, respectfully 'hew',
that the sad minor. srs seitsl ani plsssssei ola
ceItsia ,atsfr't IN real estate situated ~ samner.
w sail County snt de.crbel - ipllows' one-
eighth interrsi IN the farm ~ which Juiah ksen
l,i. II Snmaer sfJressii. drcrassd, died .eitei
and Iosses.c that sad estate y unprodueiiye
u an, hsne6t o. saii minors, and that Il viii
H. tor the interest ~ saii nioors that the SANE
.h1ud H. .oI an the proceed, put DOT a"t
.e~urcd on Interest. She therefore prays yOur
Honor that size may h. authorized ADD c'np"wrred
agrrr,ll, H. law u .sll At pebble sale the aln'e
dssrrissd zeal estate such pat n " a. ~ N"'ir
opinion may be eNpedirut. Al which - respect
fiiy submhted. $500.
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JANE G. KEEN

O,ToHn,ss. Ata CouftofPfobate held At Par
.,wi'h,n .nd C,,the County n ONlord On the
81 Tue,day ~ July. \. ~ lsis.
Ga Ihs p@uiioa siu'sts,d,
OEiIRTp. that notice H. given by Publishing
q copy Of this petition, with this ORDER thereon,
three weeks suecessivsly ~ The ONi'rd Demo-
crat, ueS spaIy-f prnird IN Paris, that al per-
sans interested ma, attend % The thr' Tu'sd'y e
August nsst, at q Couuplrrllat' thsntob' h"ld-
~ At Pare. aad shrw c,asr, n sn, ,Nhl NE praler
of.ih petti,r .hnuli NJ h. granted. Such NO.
ee 10 b. gwen hriprr .aii Court.
THOMAS ~ BROWN, Juige.
A true coIy-Alts'i;
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Which !, the most compact and b~auI'lul sew'ng
Machine ever Constructed. II " ornimeni,d m
the highest siyle II att aud all sho .ee q ATE de-
lighted With IT, u make. the improved iaisrl'ok-
lpcked stitch. and !. capable OF do'ng gtraier va
riet, of Work IN bclisr sy e than any "iher Sew
Jog Machine e,er oh,tei ipr family purposes.
II !. MT subject 90 the objection OF using twice
ioo much thfr,l. and m,king ra,el,ng seam. like
the Grover 4 Baker; nnr !. i oonhaei "a It. oper'
alton a. lew thin fabrics, lible To gri out ol o.
DEE and untitled 10 use f,N thead LIKE the Wheeler
4 wilson Machine; lni Is amply sufficient to per
iurm all Mud, Of family sewing.
I'rice Of famil, Machines With iron table CON
plele f,r Ne 500. The larger standard machines
f,um SIPS 10 5000. Seal br !. W. singer \
Gus Gazette. i,lutiiul pictorial paper devoted
to Sewing Machines. and containing let Of prices
and all other affirmation on the subject. twill be
forwarded gratis. -
as i,wadway, New York.
BRANCH oTFIcEs ~
Boston Albany Baltimore -. LOUIS
Providence GloysrsyilIe Cine,naati New ORLEANS
n. Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark PhiLlslphis Nashville Paris, Fmnce
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted. ~
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TnnMAs II. HKOWN. ~,
'''' COPY '''''' Dawn Ks,rr. R,.t.o.

T. me- NJ. T1,~s, ~ Brass, J.issJ Pr.bls
fy re- Gtsaig - Or'ri
EtEEM,N GOppENOW. administrative Of
i the estate ~ CH,EL1s Gpprtsow ate 81
Nrwn ~ .,il Comfy I-r-tssi, re'IFii'ily rep.
rr.rnt., Thitth psr.''iI r,'ii' pi stii l"'-''-i
i, ut .um rent a. pu IN IIt t-p,' winch b"
ou~i ~ tha tn, ~ loo, leah. 10, tifsIIi % ih -
hr,lrrd ,nI ~, iilir.. W. p''inIp.r 'ls.r-
tore pr,y. th,t ,pIr II 800 Wpui gr,If .tn .i'l'r
90 ..ll ~ pr'lir "r pHyHf' .t.', 'ri DHIf.' 30
much Of the ,..,l r.r,,- Hf.rI l.--tsfi g. nu DO
n,c...,r, f,- the pt,u 90 ,. s,tl IrJ.. ,pl rsi-
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WV pawn Ks,rr. R,r.t,,.

r. IA Ha4. TA,.ts N. B,s'ss, J.fss y PrlbIis
fartks CIaais n mini.
C,ARAII HAYES. inilisfifIiN fths 'sihts
y ~ IcH,sop II,Y's ltr of Waterford N
.,,I C,ua,,, deceased respectfully rspr"frn.s that
The per. ,r,l ss'lt- of slid ir-ct.ol - ut suh-
c,eu, ~ pir th- ji,t .lsb', which he uw'l At th.
tine ol he death. by The .an Of eight hundrrd
dollars. Ypur p-uiiHnrr therefore pnys that
YOUR Il,npr wpuli gr,r h-r iicsns~ Z" cell at
p,llic ~ private sale. all rpyr, all ~ The real
estate ct .,d is,rl.,i Sc % n-nt II s.,l "bi'
AIT incidental ,hIrs.s. SARAH NY -,
Byl. 4. lIANLs.
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OSroEp, s,.-ita curt 81 Probate belt At Pa
81, within AMI or the oou1iy ofONiOrd, vn tho
third ru~,i,, II Jul,, 4 ID. 1858.
90 ihc foregoing p'ii'lpu,
Oris,,i. That the said Petitioner give motto"
On ~ r.t.ou. interested iy causing copy oi ths
order I, H., published ihr, week. suocrssNrl,'y
The OsfYd Democrat, printed ~ PARE, that ih'n
ip,, ,pp.ar 20 rfuh h. couu o. w. hold a. f'ns'
~ sol ,uunt,. IN the tbiu lur.dhy Of A"sh'i
next. II nin. ~ The cpoi in ihr forenoon aud 'he"
r,u.r ifthry have, Why th" s''"e should ""' 80
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ONFoEp. ss.--Ata couu IT PU'lsaie held At Far-
l., wilma aud lar The cnuni, u Oxford, on tho
thirI rar. IA, II Ju'y, 4 II. l,js.
"ANN ,I WiItrMAN Gurlinpl lnh Ia
4. Whumn al a., minlr chilir~1 al
h-iT, ol Winchcstsr Whitn,n late ct Bsthsl ~
s,d Cruai,, h,',ng prr.-ltol hsr nr't actIint 81
g,i.fdiin.hip 81 AL S,ul. f,r ,'lnwinr'i
Ori,y,d, That the .a,d Gi,di,n give no
ticr 4, All p.r.on. Interested. b, ciusilg copy
It his arl-r a. b. pubI,.h'i three w''k. .nrce.'-
Nrly a. IN. ONf,rI Dsnl-rt. PRINTED AZ PARIS,
that the, m,, APPEAR 1t pr,h,Gc Court o. b. he'll
al Pan. IA .sd souii,, 90 The third Tuesday u
Augu.t nsNt. 1t . 81 tn clock n the ior-n,p- and
,hs~ caa,r, fany Ihsy have, WAY the sane 'hJuh
not D. allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13

he NfUnhIIClns % TIC HeVuhu h-tttflonsl
,r,et az, rrqoested " NET at Auburn Hall. in
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-17

AN IMPORTANT DIscovERY.---Prof. B.
F. Greenough, Of Boston. has discovered
a new process by which burning fluid and
camphene are made non,explosive, there
by saving the risks Of accidents which
have become so frequent in our country.
The process by which this desidefatum is
attained consists in the complete satura-
ton Of the camphene or fluid with car
bonic acid gas. This gas. tits well known,
is unable to sustain combustion, and when
combined with burning fluid, utterly de-
stroys its explosive character without
the least impairing its Illuminating prop
erty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-17
Notice in Partition,

MARY Safell, widow ofJehu Saffel deceased
John Row aud Elizabeth Row his wife. and
Mary .. Saffell, will take notice that IA pei
tion was filed against them OH the 18th day Of
September 1855. in the Court OF Common, Pl,as
of Wyandot county in the State Of Ohio ly Au.
sus'us Saffell, and is now pending, wherein
said Augustus Satfell demands partition of The
following real estate situate in said County
and bounded as follows, to wit.-beginning at
the North East corner of the South East quar-.
ter of section four (4) in Township one (ll
and running thence s. 2Mu f. 47 chai, a,,i
Is links to the Sandusky river, thence up said
river to the South East corner of.the land own
ed by the heirs of William Pcrt,r DECEASED
thence N. 3" W. 90 chains and ~ links, tLenee
East to the place OF beginning containing six.
ty- one and sixty eight hundredth acres, and
being part ofthe South East quarter offructiop-
al section four az and the North part of the
North East quarter of fraction section nine
l9) in the township aud range aforesaid Also
the East part Of the West part ofthe South East
quarter OF said fractional section four az boun-
dcd as follows:
beginning on the North bank of tie San.
dusky river at the mouth of Thorn run ,and Iun
ming thence up said run with its mtanterinps
to the North line Of said last mentioned tract.
thence East along sid line to the East line of
said tract, thence South along said East line
to the bank of the Sandusky river, and thence
Nest along The bank of the river with its me-
anderings to the place of beginning, and con-
talning twenty acres more or less-and also
part Of the East half of he North East quarter
of said section four (4) bounded as fellows: be-
ginning ut a stake in the centre of the Pcrrys-
burgh road and on the division line running
North and South between the lands of John
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-17
wWe notice that some Of our brett

%We notice that some Of our breth
rem of this Congressional district have
again remarked the aid Of the ghost o
Know Nothingism in their efforts to fright
en- the people. 1t is hardly worth oul
while, to suggest to our friends that Judge
Carey never belonged to the ordcro Kno"
Nothings, for we know that when polili.
clans have once given lie a start they
are not in the habit Of calling it home
again.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-17

A CLERGYMAN's WIFE ELopIYo WITH
A RAILROAD MAN The people Of La.
iayette were startled some days since at
the announcement Of an extraordinary
elopement. Mr.. Sherwood, the Secretary
OF the Lafayette Railroad Company, and
Mrs. Allen, wife Of a Presbyterian minis
ter of that city, joined company and left
for parts unknown. Mrs. Allen left her
husband on pretended visit to St. Louis.
Her husband was to meet her there, but
on reaching the city found her not there,
and the truth Of her real intentions and
action was revealed to him. Sherwood
left wife and two children, and sent word
to his wife, after leaving Lafayette. to dis.
pose OF her goods and with her children
go back to her father.-Indianopolis Jour.
nal, Sept. 2.