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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-26
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Notice.

4 IL persons are hereby cautiou,d sgain.t pur-
y chasing q tosr order Numbered 362, II fif.
ty-ons Dollars ani seveuty-hve eeuts, running 10
Ira e. >awyer-it being Coz hs teaching school
in District Ne. .. IN the town % Hirsm, and
signed BY z. {. Wadsvofth. y. h. Hubbard sad
Asa Stuart. srlrctrnvn of aid town. Said order
having hesa lost has never bssn odd o. uansfer-
rrd hy ne. IRA 4. SAWYER.
Hiram. October m, 1855.
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Nntina of Ereednm

THIS ceui6e, that have thi. day given TO NV
l sou. Benjamin 4. Gnb,ill, minor, hi, time
to act and trade Tor himself shall claim none
% his earning. nor pay any debts ~ hi. con.
tracing after this date.
MORRILL, GUBTILL.
Witness: Ruius Doaglsss.
Ssbago, November 20. lsJs. ~
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NEW FLOUR MILL.
THE suh.eril,r. having built at soUTlI PA
4 Ris. Maias,
A FIGURING and Grist Mill.

Aa3 furnished the ssps With 'll the modern go.
yrniea~rs All Improvements, are pUp1fri 10 ei-
rrute an kini. II custom gr,nding IN a 'uperor
,n,nnsr and With despatch; and they believe their
heililie. 80 dong thi. cinRni b. suTis.rd.
They devote suraiion n the m,n"f'eiare Of
rhar iar the WAIisstis AL RIAL Tat, AID IN
,it~ attru'inn O. thcir iifefenl br,nis OF flaar,
.och y. D,lble Estr,. EStr,, Fancy. >up~fhnr,
&c, which thry believe superpr To as other
.imibr br,ni' N the m,rset.
They also have q supply ofih- diasr-nt grades
II CaaaIa rilur Er those who prefer laseT
pficcl auicl. THAI the Flour manufactured 40
alrly~.
They will kcep on hili At III time, fill sup
~, ~ Com, I've, Cora h'il, shorts. Re, which
VII 4. soid II the lowest mlfkrt rates.
The snhsctilers have 90 had AMI are receiving
fr,u ,inr 10 TIVE cpa.ignmsats IT Hard Wood
and Pine 10 hb-r. a. which the attention OF those
,.sat,ay an,th,ng ~ thi. In, :. inyiird.
wanieI-to contract = the manufacture II
5000 FLOUR BARRELS.
To b. delivered =. .oon as conveuirai. Also
wanted 60 punhiss. gopd .rconl h,nI flour BaS'
rel. delivered at the n,ll. CO Which ea'h Sil he
paid
For COOPER. wishing 10 establish himself
~ business, thi. - good lJcitipn, ani water
power Sufficient or hs business will be- furnished
~ the .ub.eriiers ~ a reasonable price. They
al.n OFF, FOR SALE, good p',N'lcgr-. heated at
thu. place, 5r Machine shop, Saw and single
Mil, or Sash, Door anl Illial Factory.
wOODMAN, PHELPS & co.
SoUrH P.KIs. August Z, lsjs. ~
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$40 A-r1ts wasted t1 ~ Z new inventions.
Agent. have uilir over $4,000 ou ous-tetisr
ha1 40 similar agfncIes. sens iur stamps aui
- - page raftrruitfs. grifts.
EPiRNIN BROWN, lowell. Mae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-26
Wanted :

EnDn ms. Porn; go HIDES AID
')ODD SKINS, Gr which each All ,hr high
ct prics will D. paid vn delivery. Waited 10
cN-biose far Coils and Cash, 5 roa' Sliced, ;
Ton, ClfsI Applr.; 2 toa' better, 100 Bushels
Bsln,; 100 Bhs. Gppi naiNia ipplr..
Il :. STEVENS.
South ran,. OJto,-r -. 1858. -
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Nnfice OF Foreclosure.

\(THEREAS, Josiah Crague, Of Hiram, in the
w Couniy ofOxfprd. State Of Maine. convey
ed 10 the subscriber, by his deed OF morigage.
dated April 9Th, 1910, AMI recorded ia the ox
ford Western District Registry, Vol p, page ii3,
parcel Of had situated ~ 'a'd Hiram, to secure
the payment Of certain note. meni'one iheIe,n'
A NOR. particular description may he had by
reference 10 ,aii deed. The conditions of the
ab,yeaam.d maugage having been broken,
claim foreclosure OF the same, a. by statute IN
such cases provided. DANIEL PIERCE.
Hiram, Nov. 10, lS5s. ~
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So 40 ia one day-S5e 50 ia two day.. ~sr,
cleared b, agrli. retailing on, patents, Sent
stamp. fir lsticrs and booA. l.. BEoWN, Low
81. Ml...
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SOMETHING NEW
AGTNTS MNNTED.

ITO 20 into lucrative aaI honorable ba.insss--
Il ~,u paw Am active yuung mao a weekly saLry
u FROM sis o. SO. 4 capital Il IS TO slO only
rcquirvd.
- ''lrNHUC'-SArtsFNCTIov GUAEASrGEb.
'r-s srrin.e stamp, and 1ltrrss-
rWTNN a. tt.t.v y a.
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MARRIED .

a. Rsnfrd. 5th. Chsnlirr Abbott 70 Mis, Ma.
m 4. OhaIirurr- q Slro.
o. Paris. Oh. Marx C,oekett 90 Miss Rosalt'
A M.rsu, bath of ON6rL
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DIED

10 Nas.6sll. NJ. Abigail. ~,s Of DAVID
Poster. founsih 81 llauiofi.
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THE subscriber hereby ives public notice TO all
i concerned that he has been daily appointed by
iheiionorsbe Judge ofProbaie Tor the Couniyol
Oxford. aud assumed the trust Of Admini,ira.
or Of the estate Of
NOAH CURTIS, late Of Paris,
In said County, decreased, by giving bond as the
lsw directs. lie therefore requests all person.
~ho are indebted TO the estate Il said deceased 10
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon to exhibit the same TO
Oct. 10, 1855 WILLIAM CURTISt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-26
Flour! FLOUR

UAvE JUST RECEIVED. from iuy Agen,
~ uchign 100 Bsrfcl. Duub'. ENla
Fnaf. mate IRON new White Whrit Having
.od Five iluaIrcd i,frcl. ~ lolr The pact Nrar,
m,ds ff,m th slms kiri ul whe,i sol 80 tho
sane aiIl.. without one p',t larrrl. ir-l cnah
dencr in recommending Il o. ,hr puh''e. and vii
~nus0t Il g. si'c pericc, sat''isei''n o. everyone
IN want 81 iiBur.
Slr-f6ns. E,ia anI Duuhlc E,tra Flour will
A. kspt Al all times, Al Wholcshlo rfice,. iof
tha.c ~.hia. o., hiy O. ~ ay,in.
With irrl grateful g. nv cu'iorn-f' ior past
f,vun. hop, by strict aueniion o. nay lu'in.ss.
g. merit ~, share II rahlic patfounge
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Administratrix' Sale

DN ,iul- 81 q hccns- 90 me granted b, The
ID hsuofah's Jlis- ~ Probate l'r thc Couliy
d ON1ri. I hall offer &C. .al~ D, pahlc agction,
uoi.s. prc,,la.', d,.posri .fh, private sale, 90
saturday, January LIT, iS5p,
Al one u'ei-yk On the ,hsrn'aa, ~ the late rrsi.
den-s I'd che Ie--ss-i al the rr,l estate whereof
lease Mana. late u Pan. "a the Couu', ol Osiufd'
dsc-a ssd, died ssitsl ant p,.scssci, together
with the rvver,ioa of he wido~'s d'wet n n~ccs.
.ar,. LYDIA MANN, Administrators.
PARIS, Nov. -. i~l~ q
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CLUBBING.
a Piano for Sale,

ATM LEONARD snURTLEFF's, South
"A Paris. AN one wishing to purchase will
rlea-s call aud see be- themselves. Pnce. 500.
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NOTICE.

V,uE COS riner,hip heretofore existing between
u. \. Stevens. Levi II. Stevens sad J. L.
sIsIens l. thi. day, by mutual consent Dissolved:
Al per,on. having vnseiiled aoroun,s with aid
hnn, arr requested 10 ssi,ls, and pay the sane 10
u. :. STEVENS.
south Paris, October o, is5s.
u. \. STEVENS,
LEVI N. STEVENS,
,. G.. STEVENS.
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notice.,

4 u r~f.ons indebted ~ ih, 'uhseriher, On
y B,ls account of Note. m, earnestly request.
I'll % IA, the auir A., the htst iy ~ Octolr n~Ni.
ISAAC 4. DENlSON.
Norway, Sept. u, lsiS. 81
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
A SUPERIOR ASsoKTMiNT.

LUST received from New Orleans. fine and fresh D assortmentof Contcc'ionaies consi stngin part of
 Nugat and Star Candy. Cordial Drops. Fine Sugar Almonds: Large Dr ls: Sugi Almonds; Large Cor dial Drol4 Fruit Cry>tulizcd: " hite lurnt Almanis; Cream Drops; Ways sugar. oins Rock Cand, Ii ar hound Caniy: .Iujube Paste: English Wanut-; C. <. NHtt~: Almonds. FIlbers, CocoanutS; Pine Apples, Lemons Orang $: Ban nnas Prunc> D uln~ Figs RaiSnS: Pow'd Sugar, Lozenge>. Fancy Candy sam pies, ass'd Candy Fine Tobacco Fine SegaIs: Cor dials: Fire Pickles. Molas,cs L Syrup Citron. Cur rants; Smoking and F. C. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar; Rio Cofse; Stm Candles: Indian Soap.
 We have also just received from Philadell hia go lbs aasd Almonds fine Yellow Lemons, fine Fil- bcrts, red and white, ass'd Caraway Seed. Aniseed red and white, assd Drops, Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake Corlals, ass'd Almonds. fine Mint Drops red and white, Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Kernels. Cor dial Carrots Raspberry Balls assd Lozenges Citron Strings fine Cinnamon. a>sd Crystazed Fruits. Jim Crows. Apricot Paste Single and Double bo>es Rich Cracking Secrets. 6 French. Cracking Diamonds Frames, Grimaces, Sugar Figures. Amour Roses Apricot Conseryes Crystalized Bonbon Cordial Cream Candy, Cordial Straw berry. Chocolate.
 CREAM Assorted Gum Drops; Extract of Lemon Vanilla. Strawberry Pine Apple, FiIberts. Cream Nuts, Tarragona Almonds Crenoble Walnuts Prunes, Currants. Citrons Stick Candy making the best assormentin the confectionery line ever brought to this city. VIM. STlTll < co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
J. A. STANLEY, A. B., Principal M GASHI III fesasfnnk

NJ. L. CASTLEL. AssSstant.
 5NHIS Institution has recently been placed in charge IL of the above mentioned instructors. The Prin- cpal is graduate of the University of Georgia, at Athens. He brings fattering testimonials of scho larshp from the Faculty of Frankfort College. The Principal has employed, as his assistant MT: NJ l.. Castee gentleman of amiable qualities and fully competent to take charge of the studies which will be under his supervision. MT. c. has taught very cesfus for the last two years at Ten Spring Chapel This school affords very superior advantages for the attainment of liberal education. It Is needless to urge in this enlightened day the great necessity of mental culture. All classes of men perfectly under stand its importance. The history of mankind abundantv shows that the seat of empire never fails in the end. to ow the seat of intellectual power.- Nor is high degree of mental development less need ful to individual He who would commend worthy and &ignfed position among histelow- men, can expect to do so only by the cultivation of noble virtues and by intellectual superiority. These elevate men to places of distinction and profit To him. therefore who is anxious for his own success or for the success of his children in life the argument, in behalf of finished and useful education, appeals with overwhelming force
 The Camden High School offers capital induce rnents 10 young men who wish tn pursue Classical and Scientific Course. While the design of the in Sructors will be at all events to mpart useful knowl edge they will foster i'll every student, true dignity of behavior and manliness of bearing. Text books, we regard as mere outlines of any subject; hence re- iatons will be enlarged by frequent and elaborate lectures. Camden Is of the most pleasant and prosperous citiesin south Arkansas Good board can be had at $l0 Sl2 month. Our school building is commodious and comfortable With so many sd- vanaces in urfavor earnestly expect the patron age of an appreciative public Our present session began on the 23d Nov The lnstitutioniS established on a permanent basis Our terms are, per session of five months Sl0@30. according to the studies pur- sued. French lextra) Slo.
 Pupils charged from time of entrance. No deduc- tions except for unavoidable providential causes
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JAMES HINTON. Esesident.
 R. A. Galloway. Ferdinand Williams.
 REFERENCES.
 Hon. Towe Cobb of Ga. Sec. U S. T.
 Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Court. Ga.
 Hon. II. w. Hilliard, of Alabama
 B. H Elill. of Ga.
 '' l.. J. Gartrel NJ. C., Ca.
 A. Church, D. D., President of Franklin Col ege, Ga
 Dr. E. J. Bacon, Camden.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
TICE TO PR E. l. II MPT ION
 CLAIMANTS.
OFFICE .. N r. F. K. O.. LtLLA Ho1E. ILL Lnn. Zl.t. l..s.

Litle Rocb, A,k., Jan. Zl,t. l,as. TYIF attention Of all persons who claim tile by 1e E enplion 10 any of the lands clanted by tile act of Congress of 9th Feb 1858, and transferred hy act of tue Legislature Of ArkansaS Of Nov 4f. sj6 to the Cairo and Fulton Railrcad Company - here V called to the following tiona of il act of transfer SIC. Z. Every I'sIs uho. on the gth day of February. 1853 otcuPied. ly residence and cutiva- tion thereon any tract of land comprised in the grant made by virtue of, and under the provision ot ,u hct of Congress of February 9,h F 53 may pur hasc from said Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company. at two dollars and tJ cents Der acre. the lc-al sub- division of such land shall include his esilonce and actual improvements. not to exceed quarter section, by comI wing th the following condiliois SEC B. Such a claimant shall within three months after said lands are selected and confirmed to said Company, and list plat thereof filed in the Recor ders office an the county in which such lands may lie file with the Auditor of State his own affidavit accompanied hy the atlidavts of two disinterested frcc-h holders of hs county, describing he land claim ed by legal sub divisions proving the fact of such occupancy. residence and cultivation upon such legal subdivision with view to actual cultivation and tlement, before the day above specified. Said Com pany may. by giving reasonable notice to such cai- mant appear before the Auditor and controvert the facts set forth in such adavits and the Auditor may witnesses. hear proof. and for shoN set aside any such claim. Prorided, That no such claim shall be set aside for misdescrpton. error form only, founded on mistake: but affidavit showing such mistake. reasonable time may be given for the filing of corrected proof.
 SEC 4. Said claimant shall after three months, or as soon thereafter said Company shall be in a condition to make title, pay to said Company the sideration for said land herein before provided whereupon he shall be entitled to receive from said Company deed for the same; but in of fai ure to file said proof or pay said consideration money, within the respective times specified the right to make such purchase shall cease"
 The lists of such lands as have been ceded to this Company filed in the Recorders and Clerks office in the respective counties in which these lands lie, as required by the third section of the act. Those wish ing to avail themselves of the provisions of lhe act referred to- should apply for that purpose within the time prescribed therein.
 JAS. $. WILLIAMS, Chief Engineer
 and Land Conr, c. X F. R. R. co.
 NoTE-The lists of lands appe-taining to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad owned by the Company being now filed; notice is hereby given. that trespasseIs upon these lands will be held responsible for any and all depredatons committed upon them.
 JAS. <. WILLIAMS.
 Chief Engineer and Land Com'r, etc.
 To,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHV
 FOR YOUNG MEN.
EDWARD SAUTER. f.

TIlE second session of my school will yS \ commence on the lst Monday in Fe M bruary, pfoX. E The course consists f English Branches LS Mathematics, Natural Science, Ancient and " Languages.
 should the pupil remain in the School s-sa1 length of time propose 10 impart thorough@ edge of the above branches of an education acquaintance with, and success in giving insFp in the Ancient and Modern Languages warraHs in giving assurance to the public that believe self fully qualified to advance young men ID important branches.
 Mir. Aibelt Cabeh. q practical chemist, has$ charge of the Chemistry class Having at hi'r sal Chemical apparatus. purchased for and H my school, he not only impartS a thorough knce |. of the theory, but demonstrates and eXemplis , science by experiments, thereby indelibiy mpn@ the great laws of Chemistry upon the youtbfuI in a manner at once agreeable and profitable class is taught eXclusi, ely iu the evening.
 TERMS:
 Tuition in all the above Branches. CexceptCb try per session of five months $50 co, to be paid invariably half in advance, the balaneee end ot the session. $ Extra: Chemistry. Incidental expenses. cs...................... No pupils admitted for a shorter period th~ session.
 Preparatory study hour at the Institute eveTr ing from to F. NJ.
 EDWARD SAUTER, i. lL Priad~ Jan. 19 1858 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
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DR. McLAME'S
 CELEBRATED V E E M ! r U G E
NNU LIVER PILLS.

 Two of the best Preparations of the Age. They are not recommended us Universal Cure-alls but simply for what their name purports The NERMIFUGE, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with tbe most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. 'N' The LIVER PILLS, for the cure of LIVER CoM PLANT, all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs. SICK UFAn- ACHE, etc.
 Purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. S. E. McLanes celebrated VERMIFuGE and LIVER PILLS, prepared by
 FLEMING BROS SOLE PROHIBITIONS. Pittsburgh, Pa, and take no ptHer, as there are Various other separations peiore the public, purporting to be Vermifuge and LVer fills. All others in comparison with Dr. Me- LANES, are worthless
 The GENUINE MeLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores.
 FLEMING BROS,
 50 " Wood St., Pittsburgh Pa,
 Sole Proprietors. May 20, 1857. 1y