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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-1hc Coos Republi
can, printed at Lancaster, n. H., by Col. d.
b. Allison, Inns passed into the hands of Hen
ry o. Kent, Esq. and will hereafter be pub.
lished by him. Tho Republican is doing q
great work in Coos county, and we hope It's
publisher will meet the success his courage
and perseverance, deserves. The Repnbli.
cans Of Coos county should not let this shec,
want for support, and We trust that they will
not.
Charles Hale, son Of Nathan Hale, Esq.
who founded the Boston Daily ADVERTISE
.,.. -,
thirty-four years ago, has recently purchased
the entire interest in the paper and is now
the sole proprietor. The Advertiser, we arc
pleased to learn, is more prosperous now
than at any former period. 1t is a valuable
paper, and we sincerely wish il and its pro-
prelor great success.
The Worcester Spy has passed into the
hands Of Mcssrs Foss & Farnum, and has
appeared in n new dress. Father Earle,
who has been connected with the paper
thirty-four years, still retains his ald cdiio.
rial connection. The Spy is now in it's ssth
year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18
Aoeidsp's.

Mrs Watson, Of the S. Johnsbury House,
fell near her own door and broke her arm, on
Thursday evening Of last week, IL IL q bad
fracture.
Mr., Andrus Of the Passumpsie H. H., was
run into on Eastern Avenue, some evenings
since, by some one Who was eoasting, and
considerably injured about the head. lie was
taken into Judge Frenchs and medical aid
obtained bu, he remained insensiblo for
about an hour. lie "a now recovering,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

DRITIsu VIEW or AN AMERICAN MAGA-
gTSE,-The London Critic has genial and
very complimentary notice of the Atlantic
Monthly, in the course of which il says;
To speak the truth, our Transatlantic cons
ius are running us hard in the matter of mag
naines, aud bid fair soon to beat us in them
M completely us they have done in chess-
playing. Yachting. and trotting horses. DIFF
tcult would II be for us, even now, TO prove
that we have better magazine than The At
lantic- Monthlyi morris it so much TO he won
dcred at when We know that some Of the best
men In America--Longfcllow Emerson,
Holmes, Prescott, Read, aud Lowcll-nre en-
gagged ~ filing Ste pages.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18
Challenges.

John c. liecnan, the "Bcnieia Boy" who
was lately whipped hy Morrisey over the
line in Canada, comes out in the New York
papers with n challenge to Morrisey TO meet
him ngain, and stakes the sum of $4,000 on
the issue. And in case, az Heenan says in
his card, that Morriseys prudence gets the
better of his valor," he extends his challenge
to the whole world. Such is the civilization
Of New York, that the card of Mr.. Hecnnn
is looked upon US rather an evidence Of man
hood and pluck In Vermont such spirit
would shame our bulldogs
Mr. Morphy challenges any player in Paris,
except lIarrwitz, to a match at chess, giving
the odds Of pawn and moYc In answer
to the challenge Of Mr.. Roberts, a celebrated
billlnrd player in England, to play any man
in the world, and give him. twenty points in
the hundred, forIi,e hundred or a thousand
rounds, Michael Phelan, the well-known bill
lard ployer of New Yo,k, replies with wa
ger, Of $4,000 or $4,000 at tho three-haii
French Carom game, 10 be played in New
York, the sum of $500 being allowed Mr..
Roberts for travelling expenses. Two men
in Cincinnati have agreed to retire beyond
the city limits, and, Ior weger Of $40, de-
Aoin lhenasnll as Ia Aeetetneti of ri,srl1
and milk until one or tha-ether bursts, the
bgrsted one TO be considered the loser. Tho
days of great deeds--or words--thesc.
----.-- # .
Thirty-seven citizens of Oherlin- Ohio,
have been indicted for reseuing an alleged
fugitive slave from the u. s. Marshal. in Sep
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

II Show us a newspaper says the Boston
Transcript, whose columns are at all times
crowded with new advertisements, and we
~ N show you community alive with lusi-
ness enterprise The age is a moviaF one
will in short time find himself behind his
competitors.
We do not believe the above doctrine IL
It were true, We should he compelled TO put
down our own pleasant village, now here,
which We cannot do at present Republican,
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GrEpLic-Typ-s.

We were never more Impressed with the
beauty Of our Vermont scenery, private resi-.
deuces and public buildings, than we we're in
looking over large pile of Photographic
views at the'St. Johusbury Portrait Gallery:
We are satisfied tina, Gage is an arts, of no
small merit He has experimental in his art
till he has acquired a skill which has received
tho highest commendation from the best
artists in the country. II will be seen by
his circulars and advertisement that he has
reduced the price Of his pictures and We
halfso'9c' that the thrust at the circulating
mediupF means more than appears on the
face Of it. Gage knows the power that moves
the wurtd-ho is, and always has been a Tbc-
raj patron Of the press. Long may his
Glowing beard" wave
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

FIRE IN WiNnsoR.-On Saturday morning
soon amer one o'clock, small barn connees
ted With the house on Main street. in this.
village, owned by William NJ. EyartS ESQ.,.
OF New York, and occupied by L. C.3TrHey,
was discovered to be on fire, and was soon,
destroyed with its contents WindIor-
Chronicie.
~ An anonymous joker send, us the fol-
lowing. IL reached us Yesterday morning,
and probably is the result Of his Sunday re-.
Elections
Why is political demagogue like king
Beeauso he is drhing TO rule the people.
Why is WI like the northern light9
Because he shoots toithom reflection.
When is the plural number angular
When doctors agree Burlington Tmes'
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LOCAL AND STATE.
To - ReadLng PnblIo.

We will mmish she ifiaHfir Monthly lN'
great Ameipan Magazine - together win l"N
CALEnoHilH. f0r $500 year Tho ihifa 'olNnf
orthe Atlantic commences with January % Nn''N
time ihe e,eT-Hitiy "Autoerat Of lhe breakfast
Table viii commence new series Of aTiirle''-
Mrs. H. Is. stoge has already commenced story
entitled " The Ministers Wooing," which b said
20 amply sustain che great reputation ot th's au'
lhar. Nov l. ihe lime 60 subs0ribr,
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The DancIaE-Ds"sss.

II Is a long road that has no turn, and it's
q dull term Of Court that has no bright spots
That is our proposition, and We have a good
mind to attempt L. proof 10y repeating a little
anccdote which we heard 10 the Court House
day or two since, II Was libel case. Mr..
Davis had just closed lengthy argument in
his own peculiar style. which We shall not at.
tempt TO describe. lie was followed by Mr..
Colby Of Montpelier who, in his blAndcst,
most faeiuating manner, began by telling the
jury that his friend Davis had betrayed the
weakness Of his cause 10y his very looks and
manner of addfcs.iug them. He said that
Ice had noticed that when Mr.. Davis had q
very tough statement TO make 20 the jury he
always shut mp his ewes he could not over
come the innate honesty OF his hearts and in
that respect, it made him think Of the story
Qi. good deacon who was accustomed 20
dance IN his younger days aud when rallied
about by il a friend was constrained 10 acl.
nowlcgc that it was too true. "But how did
YOU dance, deacon p said his friend. "Ohr
said he, 81 used to shut up my eyes, put my
trust in Providence, and lei my heels mr.
ltso aptly illustrated the case in point, and
was related in such a capital manner, that the
dignihed court the bar. jury mud spectators
were all constrained to stop and "smilc." -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

.TmRTv.SHvES CITIZENS op OBEm.IN Is
plcTEn.-On the 18Th Of Septcmber last it
b. will lac remembered that slave named
Little john" was arrested IN Oberlin, 10y L.
s. Deputy Marshall Lowe. The same day
the negro was rescued at Wellington, few
miles from Oberlin. ,c
This matter is now renewed, says the New
York Commercial Advertiser, 10y the act OF
L. S. Grsnd Jury at Cleveland. who have
brought their labors ia a close, by finding
true bills against thirty-seven Of the ring
leaders in this affair, including the Rev Hen
~ Peck, Professor in Oberin College, the
Rev. Jas. NJ. Fitch, formerly Missionary to
Jamaica, several NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. five fu-
ririve slaves, and thirtysothcr citizens of all
calors.
The two ccrglmen and eleven others are
indicted fur aiding and ahettiug thsreseuc OF
the nugru, and the rrmuiniug twenty four are
indicted for the rescue itself.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

a powx-EasrrRf orrNroN.-Tbc Demo.
cratic Advocate, published at Lewiston Falls,
Nc, says mir. Buchanuns Message is. a
good one. and will. we think, give general
satisfaction to the country"
We think that the Advocate will change
its mind, before long.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18
New Advertisements.

Cons sud brigham A. Crosman, Am
hrotypes D Gage. Cheap for Cash..
Jeweit, Medicines, Fancy Goods, &c-lioyt
& Green, Academy ofMusio-C, II. Clarke.
Auctioneer-A. Farnham. Dry Goods-G,
Z. Goodwin q Go, Sorofula-Dr, Brown,
stotk Jourua-D. G. Lins!ey, Legal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

g7y~ WHY is lady's hair like the latest
news p Because in the morning II is found
in the papers. .'
Hopeless love IL Ike name too deeply cut
in a tres;@hict makes the tree itself perish -
.dlis5 ArviHt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

TIE BHLB VOTED our or TIIE NEW YORK
SeHooLs-77The N Y. Board Of Education ON
Wednesday rejected, by vote of 10 to II, a
report in favor OF reading the Scriptures in
-rnll,c tchools -
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Thirty-seyen citizens of oherlin- Ohio
have been indicted for reseuing an alleged
fugitive slave from the L. S. Marshal. in Sep
tctnhcr last
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

wA1ru sHros Or Rural Life In yirqinia,
This story seems designed for children
from ten 20 fourteen years Of sge and Win be
quite new 10 many NJ 10 renders, because II
introduces them 10 southern scenery and Ito.
Il Is characterized by rs truth 10 nature, aud
teaches toe joy experienced in doing good,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18

KALI Klarlrni or she Fortunes Of POUND
luR
This little book vii be read with great
pleasure, not only on aecouutof ils simplicity
and continuous interest from beginning 20
end, but also for the good moral Il iueul-
Gates
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18
IluY,L srouY Book

A book Tor the little illustrated
The above book, are peculiarly adapted
. for gin books 10 the young,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. IL. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Lais AgsHi oiihs u. s. Potent ono, Wash
iRgioR. under he Gci Of 1881.
state 81, opposite Kiiby ST. BOSTON.
4 rrER an sStss.iss practice OF uR~s'd. =
~ t~vniy Years, cosiisses 20 secure r.rs' !"
the Cuued Staie.; AID slso IN ofea' II''a'a'
Fr.,c.. ..I ethsf fcreiga coantTies. Caveats,
S,.sise,ti.,.. Assignments. ssd al Papers %
p,,.,,y. Gs Pasal. executed on liberal terms,
- - ,~.,ateh. Researches made into Ame.
&C., d, roseisn works, n determine the VALIDITY
n, y,,Ii,, % Patrns 90 lsyen,ions-snd lrgll NJ
9th, advise r.nisrsd N al matters tuuchiag the
.,.ns. Cop,@s IL he claims q any faieuis iuf'
pi.As,l b, r-wiuing ose Dollar. Assignments re-
eordc at Washington.
Thi. Agsucy j. cot cnly the largest - New ing
land. hui thruugh i iHveniof. have advantages lo'
sscufiug patsuts, of ssce'taiaiag The psieni'h'',
uf Elevations. srsurpssssd by, " not immea'uTa'
a., superior 90, aty whirh can h. offered the'u
si.eahrr-. The trstimoaials lelow gwen prove
that mn, d. MORT SUCCESSFUL AT the
PATENT OFFTC r than the snh.cr,her, snd az
SprCFSS ~ THE BEST PROOF OF 40.
VtNTIGES AND ABILITY, he Souh add
thar h. has ahaa lsat reasaa 60 l-lisve, sni can
piave thai ~ nn oihr, ofhce II The k'n'i "e inc
rh,rges g. nfuisssiuna sstN ice- - nsis'a'e' ih'
mir-as. ptsriire ~ ih- Subscriber dufine twenty
,,,f. rs,.: h,s @nahird him 10 accumulate vast
r,ilretsun II spsci6caiisns and uthcial decisions
,,t,t,,r o.. r,t,nt. These, b~silgs his extensive
IIu.f, "A L.-.i and mechanical sotAs sod toll &c
e on. ~ pairuts grated 81 the Un'ied states and
U.,rf.. reader hin abe. bsyosl question. TO oasf
..r.ttaf l.c,Iitie. Tor obtaining ua'snis.
Al nsc~..it, Il q i,ufney - Nsshiugtnn 10 pro-
s-rr p,trot. and the usual great delas there. are
say,i tuvynt1r.
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Worm. and Srm, or Pm Worm,
Each having their pseulia, action uponihs system.
10 accordance With the abundance that m,y be-
ldged silhe, ia the stomach. Intestine. and rec.
tum, of the places the, may nhah,t.
The TApE WORM - uspilly fnund ~ the IN
festival lul',, hence Il occasions Fits, ~. v,tp.'
Dancc. Sc. Victims have, ~ many tass', bssn
known IN come up into the throat ~ the patient.
ihra~in. then inia Couyul.ioa., which have ter
minated Giali,. w,ihuat III. cause being kaowR
~hy the p,iicpl 80. thu. afflicted; and again they
have cau,sd. l., the iuitaiaa the, producs. seq.
nus Inflammation ot The stomach, and bassls.
,l,senlcry. diauhra, headache, ieNer' II different
kind.. SC. aad o. ! might z, % and state a host
Il di..s.es. Shasr orig,a ace caus~d by the pres
sncs of Wutm. IN the huupn lsrl,, and hens~ q 10
that physicians il nine times oui ~ ten, ~ max
ins cur. y. ihry never femo1c the chief origin
of cause oi the d,.ca.-. Which every one knows
mu.' h. lone i,iafc you csn make cure.
That worm. rNisliar IN the hansn ls,'ly, cau'e
otheT Diseases. ~iu sho~ asaihsS proof. How
man, acc they VII, have large .ppstites; ani eat
q .uacirut quintii, IL food for two such Isisoa.
q. thsy ace: wh,e ~ tie .am~ tim. they remain
tui lpus, Tuuy. suhetins mUfiaL
What. woald al, !. the cause II thi., ifit u
not aufhu,abl, io the great nuinl-f II worms ~
is,ing ~ the stomach They, consuming all the
food, having the pitient scarcsl, anything 10 live
upon, consequently h~ hcrome. weak, pale and
saacistsd. aal al ~ho 80 him say, he has the
CONSUMPTION. ani they are lri ~ l-l,,c that such
y the case, as be may h. iroubl~d With = hacking
cough. a,d spiiing ~ roth, matter bath n which
are pfomiasat symptoms ~ worms, snI It - thsy
that arr consuming the yinls II lie. Md 81
Thousand. and thousands Of eases might H. cited,
shste those afflicted. have brcn dociofed -nd
do.ed fot diseases. which al the m-iicius' 10 the
un,'rf.. would have ~ effect upon, unless you
us-d those certain. .,ie ani cdsctu,l. 'smedir.
discovered ony after year. Of clo,e study add sp.
plc,l,oa O. the llraling AT, called
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POETR Y.
THE ENTREATY.


nv TvELIN.
Sisy With -, the uight q. t,lliag.
llnwhug blasts sNrsp 6rrcely By,
Spirits ot the storm ace csl.iug
Throu-h the hurr ,Hg "a,
Dark a. midnight. cold and dreary
l. ihe Va, that ihou musi e.,
Thsa AT Sol and wsak AMI weary,
WON thy fes' snd siow.
Nav, h. aid. I cannot nrry,
Tboush the say ~ ds,k AID chill.
Hra,, - the had csfry,
Grosing heavier It'll
~, The glimmer Of the daWniag.
mast pass the vale ! see,
tndssi thrn this w~ary lous,ag,
Rect . there toe noe
Leave us not thus coli sod lonsly
Break MT thus our housshnld Sbain,
We have sortowed u th0u only
Nvat 10 co'ne sgnin.
How then hall W live Il psriel,
Nsvrfmofr Tbs tc~ o. SO
Leave us asi thu. broAen hearted,
Snying ihus on thee
Apd ne, .,iI. srrusi hin clipsiag.-
So, With us, thrn .hsh MT DE
SAL thr, aot ihr angel. staging
bows thr shs lowed sAy'
OAK snl dtrksr Ctrv Their sntr0w,
4. thr, ssu him thus jsrsu,
NalH', s.u.bf che, hahn o. hurrus
Iof che arhisg hsau'
Yet vhi.s gfirf ihsir .ru's ~. Sling.
Csue las.lar1ttrI ,rlf.J tone.
Al thrif trluh'rJ .pifus sJiIliug
Ira TrrCr, ifs 0vn.
Cep.r ihi. mauminl. DARK dssrsiri6g
Ibt sHIfrsfIes vefv nHI ssi1s
! en- seth ,aH ip,lng, cpurg
20 Nuu 30 che slur
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lf.f 81 fIr lHkFu.
WHAT I'D LIKE.

A., ~ ~ fhHss fuHtantrr sau'. b. -
Nuihi.t De ,,fisg- i.,~ c'nisns-fsd 90 resss,
MhsaIu.lts .r.s 90 msi.ill " bite s3d fs~,
And s.ftss o. boot sibg sui coll che pu''es.
NJ, s1ri@s.e u.,ra nf sfrfi .nu.' cHai-s.,
u .f r..Ft aai fiHs a se.d.y share,
Mth hHIfI .HI love affrHIsHt or o. h'sss.
An li..I. aBl Is.ks AMI laais both broad
ala Geo.
~ itra .t....sf s---f 60 on, nrighi-rr,
\ h-srf hi. -.tr br o. .se' irf ~ ths ru'f,
y htrrt.f 1ir. 1#F hsrI. s'r'il t' sls1f,
Nri .I.. I.ts. iH .u,.I m, cottage door.
H. rH fIr.s vfh on on .hffs 18th NJ,
I think HI. hf. sf.s h.-s. ouHtrutsI ~
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EVERY BENEVOLENT PERSON

WILL tsjuics At the immense succ~.. II the
w EUROPEAN COuGil REMEpi IN cur.
IN. disease, II ihe throat anl lung,. llunlfris OF
pe,,un,, since ,s introduction toto thi. c'untry
have l.cn ts.cued irom the brak of the gave.
sni restored a. health ~ 10 use. Whcn all the
Iupular me,lic,nc. have ben ui,d IN ya,n, when
ph,,icinns have cleared the oase hUpsl~'', sycn
IN ,uch sN,rrme ease. the Europs'n Cough Rene
d, hs. ir,qnsuil, rrsi"frd the p,lIent 10 health.
u ought a. L. krpi ~ s,rfy f.m,y, a. lev Jnsss
taken ~ time sill fsVnsnll, save from iung SICK
nee. and a premature death. The f,I1s,nz ease f.
fsccnil, communicated ~ Rev. T.. DAVIS, Scarb,.
80. Ne. !. .ulsni,icd a. specimen ~ hundreds
that might D. g,'su:
Dear Bro. Cafkc; Doe u my f.cnl. here.
Who appeared o. H. lr gone ~ oonsump ,on. sn.,
10 the Acknowledgement e all Nho kac~ her, restored
20 health by your Eurupssa Congh Rcme,l,. She
VAS NsD sci had a df,adul cough, aud nis-d
b,od .s,erl times and vet two b,itl~. compleiel,
cured her, anj her health - better nov than h..
foe hsf illas-s.
TRIAL laiil.s 25 ccnis each. Large botiles con-
ainns the quabt,iy Of four trial bo,iles, 10 Gratis
each.
The European Cough Remedy !. prepared by
Rev. WILrTE CLAEEE, Coni,h, Me-, 10y whom
agea,s ace supplied.
sold ~ Par,. b., J. II. Rawson, II. '. Bates;
80. PARE, ". 4. Rust; Nof~ay. u. i. No,es;
and b, respectable drugg,'ts and medicine de"len'
eye,NNheTe. Boz
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SEND FOR 1T.

The mo.t .uperbly Illustrated Magazine ever
Published in Am-r'cs. q, the December num.sr u
the Cosmopolitan Au Joirnsl. containing over .N.
" spisuid Engnv'ng., ani g,,ing Toll part'eulars
Of the t~n~hts II the Co-mopolitan AT A'socis-
tipa, to- dollar. year Stage copies fifty ceuis.
stamps. us c-Ris.)
So Advertisement headed - Brilliant Pro,pec-
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MoFFAT,s LIFE PILLS,
Phoenix Bitters.

THE reputation Of these very celebrlied vege''
abb remed'e. IL now uaequllled Nv any others
in hi. country or in Europe. They are Tally es-
iabl,shel as the most univcrsal lsmil, n'ei'c'ee
now in u.e, sRd they viii msintsia their pre-en''
neat reaown BY the intria.ic and comprehensive
virtue. which acquired u. The usual no'ies Of
Pun,y would be unworthy Of then and i'unaeee'-
ssy.
Thousand. and ten. of thousands Of person. now
living 10 perfectly rr.io,d health, can testify. a.
thoa.srds have testified 20 their prompt and deci-
ODD eif,cc, nat COL, 10 al orlinarN eusngements
81 health. from impsired digestive functions. co,-
t,ea-ss, b,l,os. aad liver complaints, rheumatic
add inflammation, coLis. ooaghs, nervous weakness,
loo. Of .ppstie failsFe % aesh. headache ami in.
pur, state of the blood and other hai., bat al'o IN
tAsumai,.rn. fever aud age, other ia,erw'iiant
E.yrr., asthma, brunehi,., cholc, pleu'is,, p,pi-
tai.a of the hesrt rs.h Of bood % the head. set.
lid p.ias IN the io,nts. limb. and orgsns. alec
toas af the blad ef and kiine,s, aundice, drcpsy.
Pile. however in,siera,e.) hsb'tnsl eosi''eie,',
sstou. and billion. loo.ne... Obs,,nate headache
and gidine'', AID an immense number OF other
mahfies.
They ,squire ", de,iag nor confinement. are
perfectly mill ani pleasant IN their operation. no,
v ~ raa stIul, r,.o,c heahh-that greatest ~ all
EARTHLY blc.siag.--io the most exhausted and do.
lspidaiel Constitutions.
PrcIarr,l snd sold by Dr.. WILLIAM II. MOP
FAT, as Rfuad~ay, Ny l,s
WI. 4. RUST. ". D., Sou'h Paris, Age nj
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Noiir. of Rnr.rlo.nre.

NOTICE . hereby given that Aaron Cross. %
~ Porter, IN th- Coouy Of Oxford and Stat,
II Maine. on the % lay d September, A.D. 1852
by his deed of that late nsftgaged To- ths .ubseri
b~r u Dtusafsld in s'il Coaaiy. CERTAIN lot 81
lard With the baildings thefeoa. situated ia Po,ter
Aforesaid. which dre,i IL recorded ia the wcstsu
Registry of Deed. in said Couniy. book %, pss,
232; that the c1aiitiOa sail mnftgage h,s Iced
b'oken, and that by reason of said coadiiiOo bso
keu, the usortgsgee elaius foreclosure oiihe sane
GEORGE WAKEFIELD.
Porter. April 20, lsss. ~
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