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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

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ponec,Ing ~iIh Cisr,an.n EIpr.s> uatr. sud
lfiv,ng al C,aciuns'i y NJ, msNiu2 du,ri
snrrti"u wiih EIrt,>. irs'n Ist LnuI>su,..
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skiing clus~ connections f"' al br su.ivr ipIe -
rasvs poin'. h~yupd 'h- Ohm Rive,
Thr-ssh tr t-t- csn - b,d siIh Nsl"n a. =
ID principal we>iets, S,uih~esern aud Sortn
v>,sro towug.
The 'ime ot the arrival srd departure a. all iks
passenger trains o. thus station !. a. toilcus:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
aakTn AAD LAFs.

CTRANoEAa v-ssi.s sAs sisy I'll 6hd q iur
~ ahd pxtsitat ass@umsnt Of HAra
AND CAPS Of,hF vrfy ia'rst go glysf ~
approved styisspt l. MePBAil. y
BRO, FasAinhAis Hanefs sad Fuf.
Fisfs, va asniaars street. bsiss~n RrrA 40
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itirs
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

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uay 80 -. ths i.,uy
y ssa.s sa.ssfsi tbs ttds is.iov 'yJu
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05


Mother said Young msG coming into
Ms Morton bnudoir. Que noruirE, shu
- that lovely gut - the nurseryI such
bar srd Eyes snd 20 h . hgur-'
w hai ere y"u taiIIrG q out Georyrr
Zinc you csms home fem GerGsny ~ 20
crsE' Sn''ut every pity f.c'. There 10 ~
one 10 ihr aursery but yosr ss,srs ssd their
EoV-rb'ss h-s AshIy
A.hiy hny r.l,',rn 80 Hs,rJr
'Nol Have goo never b,sri the .tory
oh, ! rfspil Ct snS s-ut ss.y y-,y .oou
sftet u happened - .uppos- ypu h " br.
gotten - Mrs A-hl, picked ur thi. stI
running abvut baf' f,ot,d Va son- ohs urs
country tow brought her boaas sud ad ped
her she hsd bsr sducs'sd 10 the b-I
ssDoOls sod by che b.'st masters sbd ever.
/ one bought she mssnt 90 l-avs hr her
money, or that Harry sruld mary her -
Last SinteT she ~ ushi her out sud sbs
made qates srnsa i"B HAIRY. =. you b nos
sent ~ burope 10 study. sbi he, upt rc.
/ turrsJ Al at 80 mouths ago Nrs Ashly
b d,ei. suj ttore uas 30 uiil fupd but On
I old Que. lrssn up yrsts ago av,pk all bsr
/ ptoJ,rty 20 Harry hsnou II course. b,.
nothing 90 sft-r the sIroator- ~ the uiil
. closed NJ Ashiys h1us- aoul iIsrry eornt,
, hom.. ! oaar,d hgT ths piece of vsrasss "a
LiI4ie snd Ro.A, aud here she !,
! .Bu' sby the
'GvOrgsr
why don't IIsrry tsS. osrs 4 Ne, D
; IN. Ties of sssb girl - size i, go,us oa
: q teach
Shs o. 'ylspdiily educated, ed i,. y.
di-sfses 90 make her ulsots sappJS
b
zoos thst bat there he sss sittns i'
The safscrJ Liu.e bgf1rs isr io1tins q
ever, 'htng bai h@f b1os Rn., hoding ou
tbs dih~rcuc- between a snd X o. hsF soes
snd Sussa, uih sons s-siug taiktag u
~. utils Afcbv. m snt.t o. the h.ss ,
h-r cbsW ss dsmpI,shihs The GY.fY il
sa.ans tsskst B, t4s ssy mstn.r. o.
yoa Boi assbk . slrssfy natl Ut hsf 4
shs ~ tss- e.ts q A chy ssa g. your sos
ina ss sfil - tsso1 tta gi'iaf
IL -. Js.t ssy I ussisd ulumsi 40
I dsb tuBs hoe Afey osa,f ~ ~ th'fs
Kvea,ag fU N,roB uss seated iu b.
sun room utsd sIth i.f icy lsbo, %
- ssi - BE iaouEhto o the ch sse ~
lfe Cosii o f-at hs5 t1puKat- si.a
80 81 one tHs srcvsi fiber ~ Sc ~.
laffg A..iy B Iul g. b.m o co.
tiss q tarFsut Essiits ie boz gsatl. trh
Ia oafs 4 hsf iFetn &c tias- ahs o. ~ o o
ksuts houss haf rip-b 4 thn is-.ipg i,l
! assp. ibtsuss love vbi b she jssiOuslys a.
] ,sAlsd sd guarded Asoy G@'s stsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
SEV"LNEH- 80 saw ISSEsr,ou.

a traveller ubo lsisly psii visit q wU
s'oE Castle EnglsnJ relates ,bst 10 tas
sfm'fy y The cs-tl- be 49, f.yoiytas
moasst note 'b4a tso kasdrsJ yesr. Old
sipod Pfoeissiy similar o. Csts bavinr
''gle barrel - sBich sitsrbsd revolving
c1hnie' oontainiog "a chambsys ithsss
n'u' l'gs sd pan - ssot eAsnbsf sod tbs
hr"g n ons d'sshs'gs bfings tbs saoqssiiss
rha1 beF 20 the barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

pSNu EDITOR In Ioush,s tsso,ss ., bol
- '''~ dar-"t,og ap0n ,bs prsusk b1..
tess '''be ~ bs'sd. tLst be plopp-e. 70
- Z h'u-eli ig' siovepips - > ssst. f,ol
Tbis % sLsil be compelled - ia. ualss.
'ons 4 auf p,o8tsiar ps,fops hsvs tB1rs 70
gtri fof tbsif shsrsesss. tf 90 % tara
'i0vsrtps .. y s=ots sos.sody ss,t.,a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

= The l,io DR. Bselu,. oi H-tbIsbsa
''nnce ieo', 20 ""s e bi. s~r3oss d daed
'ra"d'l 80 the folloSios rssy n.psef 90
scaDisl u tell va shat scapJsl
bfn'hcr Smith hss hard .on~fbiuR sL,u,
Brother Jones Srd - uas tr'i h,b uojs,
pledge " great secrecy bot he God, o, 80
hsri 10 keep it eli alone that be tris. 20
h'1 ''tne one - hslp bim. soi impsfts 70
no nsyhbpf jennings, snd u proves zoo
"-'fhiJ ~ their united espas,tiss % beer.
spt they soon usnsgs 10 .hsss ~ With
Brother Ffst'r sri 30 - spr~si. ffsu on.
e. auo.hef uil Polly Dosos hsars n it aaA
'beo Sbo~ sssy Il goes. sod every boIy
sH'~' ~ Add thsts sesadsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

rf~S'na vsR s.it.bg fom Csifs M
'.ros 'hs .1isiIing fth- z Il b. ,b., e,,,
's5' th.'s sfs 80 fS2 fissirst dd,g.,.s,
snsis - 80 ~ su4s ~. a. = ., f,oss !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
AStCID1DTt.

Whsn Col L vas Q sahd;d.t. =, Con.
sr'.s "a Que u the Sorttues,srn St.t.. h.
~AH opposed by sRenrlcm.n sho Isd d.
hnEu'-hrd hims Il 30 srafIsIe D,,
covering ia tie eour~s q the cs,va.. thu.
n' "rt""sn'' military ''pufstios a.. opsr.
too strongly To bis o-u prejudice, he cou
olndei g. let 'hs reppls know that h.us
n"l unIroW 10 fame nA.o'd himssIt
ga AGO iinziy' 40 bis bsIt SDe~sh. h- II
patia'sd "a BIZ Sehisvsmsbts ia th. tented
GslI a. iolloGs
c mpeGtor Lss told you oF, ,h. sew,
ces he reud ,rei the coor,,y in IN.
Let ne II you thA, I too. acted sn bambl.
"a" u that mem 'rsble contest wh-n N.
,,"''n ~ ~,r summoned the chiv .lry oftLs
West 10 Tsl'V to the defence Of th- n,,,rn,t
Lo'"f' a f'i'o- c. rreG'. sn,ms,ed ~ ,asi
pA'np'ic 'piFi iba' RloWs in every Amrr,e.a
to-"rn, 81 "a 'sbdpE,s fov fAai .ri, a.S
rae b'a'' = itIf a14 ~ Lt.l.t s. fks
baHNi " ~ Rams - HBp,,, ~ atlh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

ht J'"e- Sc bass q ,sig1Cs, ssssty
VI dToiioss slssieg The ass - Ne ase,s
~ s,sssc,ioa vitA tAs 00ssrs0fship. tlish
iag sh' West y sn,itlsa y fsrsisA ,ks Ass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
IMPORTANT CHANGES

THREE TtIhUUGFi ThAiN> DAItY
Bss>ea bahDusSe an all Je,n Of a.,
Wet S,gihtrsn asd .Ne,thrF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
Tu,bru The 1" GloriOu. Flnh /" wa,

TuE Rrru. The Z" Glorious Fllth " was
celebrated in thi. vicinity with much spirit
and patriotism,-eAeh one contributing TO
the general enjoyment Of himself The boys
worked of their surplus energy in the morn
iug. as usual, in the discharge Of crackers
and firearms, interpreted occasionally With
dulcet strains from hand Of performers
upon tin horns At noon the united pat
iiotism Of the village burs, forth in grand
National salute, and cheers Z" for the day
we celebrate" In the evening the beauty
and fashion Of the village was called out to
witness the brilliant display Of fireworks on
tho common. consisting Of miscellaneous
collection ofrOckets, candles, wheels. sqdibs
and balls. We would publish the pro-
rramme, bat have ben unable, from
the great demand, TO obtain aeCpy. Mach
credit Is due the committee for the admin.
bic manner in which the arrangements were
carried out.
Those who wen, to Portland, report a
good time. bat We Judge from their weary
looks. that they "paid dear for the wins
tie" We trust that by next year they will
b, coutsn, to settle down, and have a good
tine a, home. Il doesn't take half 50 long
to set over il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

MExrco. At the la., accounts, the great
question Of thu day at the city Of Mexico,
was the forced loan. Most Of the Foreigners
protested enersrtieally asains; this iyrSni-
cal imposition, but NJ. Gabriae. the French
Minister, who seems the sworn friend Of the
present u'urpiny government, not only de-
cl,ned signing the protes, drawn up by MIR.
Forsyth and the British Minister. bu, Also
lu,ely used all his influence 10 persuade the
Frrach residents in Mexico to pay the tax.
Ills countrywen, however, assembled and
resolved psremTtorily 10 refuse payment Of
the contribution, until compelled by main
furce 4, do -. In this de,ermiuation they
we're seconded by the English, Germans.
Americans, Swiss, Belghn., and even a
sootly number ot the Mcxicans. Thi, gov
eminent, however,, persisted, and seized the
goods Of the merchants at the point Of the
bayouet Those foreigners who refused To
comply with the loan we're ordered to leave
the country within three days. Agains,
thus order the British and American Minis
tcrs protested. Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

stated that Com. Vanderbilt has 49,
cursla eou,rac, with the Nicarasuan GOV.
eminent, by which the Transit rOuio to
California i. 10 be rc-opcuci IN short time.
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Time writes, that the President
has sent to Pennsylvania that Mr.. Mont
couerv must ~ defeated and that the Re.
publicans there, as well as IN Illinois, are
silly informed that they can, if thNy choose,
triumph, through the Lrsauiou in the dem
ocratic ranks.
Dr. J. r Thornton, Of Brandon, Ms'I..
sirri. i. the author or the notable exposition
Of the text And he played upon a harp
Of thousand .iriuc.," which ars, appeared
in the Brandon Republican.
Tsnnyson IA. added about one hundred
and City line. to Maud" explanatory Of
the plot, and restored the "Charse Of the
Lish; Brigade " to something like it. form.
er reading. The alteration. will be found
only in the Las, blue aud solI edition Of hi,
ppyms.
GOV. Banks, some Of the Massachusetts,
congressman, with Mcs-r- Gliding, Of Ohio,
Grow Of Penn. aud Hale OF y. H.. proposes
10 Join in a fishing excursion next month
down Massachusetts, Bay.
Young, the mail robbgr, Ia. been scn-
tened 70 - years imprisonment IL will
serve hi. tern in the Auburn jail, where be
now is.-,hc states Prison being too full 10
accommodate United States prisoners.
DR.. Beruhisel. Mormon delegate 10 Con-
ercs, publishes card, asking the public to
disregard letters which appear in public
journals, relating to Mormon affairs lie
declares that the Mormous are sincere in
their rroiesscd desire fur peace, and drprs-
cate. the continuance Of hostile demons,ra-
tons against them, which he attributes to
the sslerning OF interested parties.
In several Of the towns in the west part
Of Franklin county, there has bccn no raia
fOr three weeks. and the gas and other
croTs arr in suffering condition.
Private letter. from the Gulf shore of
Louisiana speak Of the yellow fever as pre-
yail.ug in that region 10 some extent, and
occa.ionins no, little uncasinc's among
the inhabitants.
John 4. Henderson, an Anti-LecOmpton
Democrat, has been nominated for Congress
10 the second District Of Missouri, to run
against Thomas l.. Anderson, the present
Lecomp,on American member, who is sup
ported by the Administration Democrats.
TIE SANDER suit Of Cough agains, Lees,
in England, has been decided ip favor Of
Cough. DR.. Lees withdrew his charges,
which were that Cough was in the habi, OF
druggins himself with opium, and visited
low gros shops, aud other vile places
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

"StCoND CoNGErsIoNsL DrrHcr." We
notice m The las, number o. the Pennington
Chronicle, an ill.uatursd article 10 relation
70 the Communication published few weeks
,.nce. from a &c Meubcr OF the Auburn Con-
yeuiion" The Chronicle obtains the idea
that other sections Of the District were com
biniug to dsiraud Franklin Of her Jus, right
O. Representative in Congress The whole
Object OF the communication in question was
10 explain 70 the public a matter about
which there bad Been much irquiry and
the question was 50 plainly stated. 10 b.
within the contryl Of the Convention, that
we are surprised tha, there should be mis-
apprehension in relation TO it. We think
our friends in Franklin are little over sen
si,iye
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
Retail Produce Market.

Mr PruEr DAVIS. l EEL tito lc my du'y to
l~sr IN, ,e.,inon, 10 the .hicaey Il ,our Pain
killer. have u,cd Il lur years ior complaints II
The stomach anl b,Nc.. ! had a very severe at.
tack lev DAYS ago OF the age. and such pain
b, nv back fof three days and nights thu, couh
20, no ret. I sen, ani sut IS c,ut,n'Ilc Of the
Vegetable raiu KILLER. I took a little 'nvorlly
aud latb,d according 10 directions, and one ar-
pl,cAtion ha, removed an The pain. and am abs
to ,.,,ite to-.ls,, though With a 'rrmhlins hand.
The srpG,si,oa Was made h.t night 'l'ou' nine
O'Clock. SOL had q sweet n,ght's re't. have
recommended It ior several years, a. have tra''
sIcd gool deal. AID Il has given un,'e''il 's'''.
,,,,oa wherever II ha. lera used aecori'uy to de-
,reuoas l.. FERRY CIIILpS,
Pastor Of Rar,i., Church, Toy, Ohio.
n. It.I,r \ Co. Por,hnd, aud T.. j. Ssrrn
Il,ll,gru. whotc.ls Agent.. 2W22
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
,o,,e, q, Foreclosure Of nor,rnre.

DURLIC notice - here y g,y-n. that 90 the
eighth d,, 4 March, 4. u. isj3, EBwIs
~TIrsoN. Il ths i,sn IT Oxford. ~ the Coalt, 81
N'1fL snI state II Maine. conveyed O. James
Amoy 81 the Cii, Of New iufk, 90 the State IT
New Nu,k, 4, be-. noug,sr dc,,i 4 hat ,l'ic, "a
certain tact or p,rr,l II l,ni siiuiei ~ NotsaN,
il .aiI Count, Of ONiaid and State II Ns'nc,
i.luHi,i 90 t,llp,s, va Nuuhcfi, D., BrujuOin
ruskef'. hnj. c,stsfI, B., land 1T lispJ'mia Turk
80. DE-. aul land ct ll,n,, gust, spaihcily lN Au'-
tu iiu,k. abl. aud ws,,sil, b' che road lcai'ng
Irrm Nrfsh, Village hN slii Au'tin BucA's. coz
t.iuu. tsrui, .uu, ADD ihrcr.iulfths acTrs b, the
same mote uf ls.s =" ihe SAM bsing mote Is'f''cu.
hrl, irsctilcl ,n ssid mortgage deed az recorded
With ONfltd Records, hslDA 80, Page i23, ani that
the c1aiit1a Of said mortgage las br'n hfosru'
vhstcurr D., ,,t1e ui the as.suuirnto 81 All mott
gaze D., ssiI Jsms. Amnry o. inr, Go sNalaable
confederation. q. d, sa,d James Auop'. deed 81
a..i.amrut datei the hnssnth lay OF ipfil, 4. u.
l~Ss, ani rrcafGel With the ssii ONloul Record,
l,,A MS. pages pa, si5, ~ili more iuih and at
large arpeM. l. James A. Moore, ct the ciN
and State II Ns~ iotk, hefsh, claim 10 lorrclose
ihg s,mr.
Dated At rortl,nd. th,. first dsy Of July, IA
th, ,.af II vur Lord cightrru hundred and h6,.
eight. JAMES \. MopKL'
u Hy DsLlBts \ Jask son, hts Att',s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

DrctiNEp Hon John VI Wood. Mem
Der q Congrcs, from the frst District, has
written letter 70 hi. constituents, 10 which
Re perrmptorily declines bcinsa candidate
reelection. His private business demands
he undivided attention. The course Of Mr..
Wood in Congress has been characterized by
grca, industry, and hi, eGccilen; Judgment
aud business talent have won Tor him the
high esteem Of all with whom he has been
associated. and over whom ho has had a
considerable influence The frsi District
will be fortunate fit can secure a successor
who has the ability, energy and experience
70 fll hi, place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Strawberries. Ms. JosErH J'cSsoN
has our warmest thanks for a bowl Of man.
moth trawbcrrics.-ihe product Of Der gar
den.-rcceivcd fsv day since by the hand.
ofMis GEEEtu. The frequent occurrence
81 the name Of Mrs. jackson in the rrpor,
o. award, at the County FAIR. IA, Sufficient
" auysted her skill in domestic affair, and
We are happy to All that thesO specimens
show that ,he i equally successful in hOrti.
cultural pursuits.
We are also indebted 70 Master GEo. Z.
CotE cor 4 cluster % the sncst Wild straw
berries We have sen this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

one portion Of the Democratic party be-
long- 10 Buchanan, and the other to Doug
la. Bat, Il We whip one portion. We guess
the other will feel the blows. We have
heard VI a li',ls boy and girl who agreed 70
share a kitten between them, the boy being
proprietor Of ITS long beautiful tail. shortly
afterwards the kitten Was heard mewins
drcadfully. What Is the matter with our
kitten ?" screamed the little girl. "Oh, Z"
said the boy. 81 irOd on my part, and your
part hollsrsd." louisville Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
DI D

a. Rumlopl. 81 inst, Ruu. N,rrin, Esl. agel
66. Me-. William kNlc. aged slput 6S.
~ Mexico, 18th ult.. Lewis Reed, agci a.
IN West rohai. 81, ult., Dinicl ksrn, former
~ of ilebron. aged 90 yr,r-.
IN the Mountain llluss, Sierra Co., Cal. May
25ih, Johu Tha,rr ol ruu,-f, sgrd IS.
~ VT Pleasant. Iowa. i6ih uli., Mr.. Louisa
:. llusl,n. oldest daughter Of ilenry sni 'athc.
tine w,n.5s. i,fnerl, II Augusta, aged ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Asp. & XXX. r. Il. Tie annual meeting
Of the Androscoggin & Kennsbec Railroad
Company was held in Waterville on We'd
ne.lay last. The following persons were
elected Directors.
John Ware, Jediah Morrill,, Watervills I;
Ira Croker, Portland; solomon II. Chand-
Ter. y. Gloucester William Goodenow, Ra-
ius Horton, Portland. Samuel Z. Benson,
Winthrop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Sr,cr IRON Mruu,NIc F,tT 70 BuCN-
urlp. Barney Cummings has secured the
mail route from Mcchani, Falls, 70 Buck.
Geld. and has commenced running a daily
stage, leaving Buekfeli \, $ \. NJ, and -
iuruing ats p. NJ. The stage connects
with the trains on the Grand Trunk 4. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

DErR KillrD. 4 small deer Was killed
in Oxford, on sunday. by Mr.. joseph MGR
rill. The animal was in the pasture, and
was discovered BY Mr.. VI while searching
for Ri, cattle. NJ Millc,i served some Of
the yenisou to his customers in this village
on Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

The Advertiser learns that Rev. Mr. Small
gave the hand Of fellowship TO seven rcr'ou'
sabbath before last. Aquiet work Of grace
h,. been in progress in bis church Tor more
than year past.
l.. u. Hin. Of Turner. informs the sane
rarer that the influences OF tue Holy Spirit
are sill eel, IN his Congregation. Last
sabbath he baptized three converts. More
are 10 follow.
By the RcPor, Of the Oxford Baptist A.
'ocasion, it appears that . persons h'vc
been aii,d % the church a; Liycrmore 10
haptisms a, Hebron 10 at Buekdeld : at
sumner Q at North Paris; IL at Bethel !;
IS at Mechanic Falls. Reports are given Of
the conversion Of many who have not yet
been baptized
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SAD Rrsrlr or IWRrDENT BATnING.
John Pond, aged IS years, son OF Mr..
Charles Pond, died on Thursday morning
Let inst. The inuediate cause Of young
Ponds death was congestion OF the lungs,
bat the primary cause was from bathing
when heated, aud remaining in the water
too long. A week ago last Sabbath he was
ia the water nearly an hour tina, night a
.welling commenced on his neck, bu, he
paid little or no attention to it, and was as
usual, gong into the water when he pleased.
Last saturday afternoon he, with another
boy, John Hubert, was in the water one
hour and 4 half. Haber.'s neck also swell
Led that nigh, aud in a day or two both
found themselves seriously sick. Hubert
was soon relieved, bat Ponds case grew
worse until he died. Milford Journal.
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ORDINATION. We learn from the Daily
Advertiser that Council was 10 moe, with
the first Baptist Church IN Portland, on
THURSDAY, 20 consider the prOpris,y Of or.
daining Mr.. ". II. S.ventre-. n the eSami-
nation proved satisfactory. be was to be or
dained a. Portland, on Thursday evening.
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Tur CONVENTIONS. We learn that the
COMMITTEES have decided % call the Ssua-
torial and County Conventions, Aithi' place,
on Wednesday, the l,h day Of August.
The Congressional Convention will De
held AZ Auburn, on Tuesday, August 30.
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To a, Hs.. TRa~s. N. B,sv., hds. Of P,oSai.

To tl' Hen. Tho~s' ~. Bso,-a, 6.dss Of Probate
6rth CoEHiy " Osfo,d.
THE petition and representation Of Moses Az
ley, Guardian of Charles Duahsun, Of Hartford,
10 the Count, II Oxford, minor respectfully .hews.
Thai the said minor !. sei,ed and po'.ss.ed q Ger.
tain real estate, situated Ia ssd Hartford. and De.
.er,Jed a. falsws. one undivided eighth part ~
The North hall of Lot No. II. Rage Z. in the
town of iIsrkrd, al.o one Undivided eu'ih part
Of the South hail Of same oti that said estate !.
unprodueiiys Of any teae6t TO said minor aud that
Il viii he Cor the interest ~ said niaor that The
same should lie .old AMI the proceeds Pot DOT aud
secured on interest. lie therefore prsys your
Honor that he may he authorized and empowered
agrr,ably 10 law 10 I'll at private sale the above
described real estate, OF such part oi las your
ially Submitted.
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M A r r l + ID .

~ M,nat. 18th ult.. col. Alexander R,euson of
Fans. q, NJ. Ehi,i-ih -. Mo,.c 1T M,pot.
a. Lowell, q a ult., W.. Ahnson ". Wau'n a.
Nj. Csm,pih- Cisfk. hath Of faris.
H. Ou.h,lI. VI. Sam'l u. kc,uc oi Hebron, TO
Nc, Olive Ra,.sli. IT Casco.
H. Au.u.ia. II ,e.t., Nc. John ". Chase u
Mss MsN Ann D1u.
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Notice OF Foreclosure OF Mortgage.

nUBIIC notisr y hsrrb, g,vsu, that, on the
ninrirenih d., 1t July 4. u. isS, EnWtN
STErsoS, of the town II OXFORD, ~ the 60 MY II
OA,or,I an state oi Maine. ooaye,ed 90 Jane.
Amon II the CiN II NeS Noik, IN the State oi
New Sotk, T., b.. mortgage deed oi tha, date. his
hln,stsai C,ua situated IN the town II ONturi
a.,rt.ait, containing two hundred acres Do the
.tne aate ~ les, together With the huliiings
thereon, bsiug the Allen iarm ~ called, the same
u.lrr p,it,culail, described IN sstl mpugtgs deed
a., ,stufdrd With ONiori Records, h,"k 100 page
1872. add that ihe csndition OF ssid m'ftgagr has
been hfukcu, wherefore, h, NiIt'c 1T the assigb'
meet oi ,a,I mortgage by 'Aii James Ainol u
u.r to- q ,ai,abl. confederation, - by saii james
Am.r,'s deed 81 gntn-nt dated the hne.nth dsy
oi Apf,l A. n. isjs, and r-oofdcd With the said
ONGsfd Recufds hlok us, pages AIS, ~ illmafe
fili, .ad IT lag, spp,sr. /. Jane. 4. MUpfr, 81
ths CT, All State Oi Ncw iork hereby claim to
ttcciu.c the same.
Dated At Portland, thi. fret day Of Jolly, in the
,ear ol our Loud eighteen hundred sni hiy.eish''
JAMES 4. MOORE.
% n, Dthl1is 4 Jackson, his Aubs.