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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

~ Much capital has been made in
certain quarters, upon the rumOr that
Willard Fillmore would shortly be mar
ried to a Catholic lady of Montreal. Can
ada. The lady whom he viii shortly
marry. is an American widow, name,l
Mcintosh, residing in Albany. 1t is a
pity that those who eondoIed so sincerely
with the American party. on account oil
their late leader. should have wasted their
sympathy!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

The QUEEN, IND rag LETTER Ave
have made discovery. The wonder IS,
in this age Of newspaper paragraphs, that
it was never made before, but was reser-
we'd for the Gateshead Observer, Of 1851.
Byron had "a passion for the name oil
Mary" and o1r gracious Queen has
passion for the letter A. Here IS the
proof:
Alexandria Victoria, Queen.
Albert, Prince COnsort.
Adelaide. Princess Royal.
Albert, Prince of Wales.
Alice. second daughter.
Alfred, second son.
Augusta, third daughter.
Alberta. fourth daughter.
Arthur, third son.
Albert, fourth son.
Beatrice, 9th daughter. rv1 49,
Every son and daughter Of the Queen
born before the present year, has one
name, at least, beginning with the Letter
A; and some Of them more. Her Map
esty evidently thinks her family to be A.
l., and a trihe beyond-a right good
motherly feeling. in palace or cot. IL
April, when the last was born. A being
exhausted, Her Majesty moved on to b
-English Paper.
We should think the letter A was
little more than exhausted, when two
sons had to be named Albert. Upon this
principle, all her children's names might
have commenced with A, even if they
numbered one thousand. Having given
eight of her brats names beginning with
A, and then passed on to B, perhaps the
Queen intends to give every letter of the
alphabet an equal show. In that event.
the number of her children will reach 20e
and the prospect of her having that
number, looks fair.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

IMPORTANT To NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
"A few days since copy of the Indi-
annapolis Journal. in which a prospectus
of the paper had been enclosed. was re-
turned to the publishers. charged with
letter postage, the person to whom it was
directed having refused to pay the charge
The publishers. having been in the habit
of sending prospectuses in the paper. and
knowing that it was common to transmit
hand-bills, notices. &c. in newspapers.
conld not see the Justice of the punish
ment in this case, referred the matter to
the Postmaster General, through Mr.
Colfax. The Department sustained the
Postmaster. and decides the practice m
lawful. and that every offence subjects the
offender to a fine of FIVE dollars.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

WEATHER.-The Ground-Hog still
holds sway. There has been snow Of
about six inches in depth on the ground
for nearly week, and there is prospect
for more. On Friday. persons crossed
the river on the ice. and teams have been
crossing for several days. Monday NOR
ming was by far the coolest of the season
the cold cut right through everything,
and the snow fairly sung, when trodden
upon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

~ There has been more wood cut for
steamboats,, this Winter, in the Missouri
Bottom, than has ever been cut before.
There is a vast amount Of timber in the
Bottom-enough to supply the demand
for many years to come.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

~ We see, by the papers, that some
of the members of the Leeompton Con-
stitutiOnal Convention are denying that
they took part in favor of certain things
in the Convention. The day is coming
when they will all wish it forgotten. that
they were members of the Convention.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

HELPING HIM ALoSe.-The Free State
opponents of the so-ealled Boilers
Ticket" have been furnishing the Presi-
dent with arguments against the Free
State party, which he eagerly seizes upon,
in his late miserable apology for Lecomp-
ton. He denounces the Inconsistency oil
the party, in opposing the Constitution,
and voting for officers under it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

EE Hon. Marcus j. Parrot will ac-
cept our thanks. fora copy of the Ma
tional Intelligencer, containing Stanton's
Letter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

H Latest advices from Washington,
leave the probable result of the Kansas
question still in doubt. The President
is as grabbed as bear with sore head,
as the chances in the House are against
him. The Southern members are COM
mencing the frightening game, by threat
ening dissolution. in case the Lecompton
Constitution is rejected. How they will
succeed, is yet to be seen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

The sons Of the forest "painted AMI
pIumed in battle array" were ranged
along on one side Of the room. anil gazed
with stoical apathy at the novel sight
They were evidently very vain of the
attention shown them by many of the
ladies and one. an old fellow. very finely
painted, confidently remarked to his In
terpreter. when one blooming lady was
introduced al give 'em three horses
for squaw-very nice squaw." The music
of the marine band did not seem to make
any marked impression on them. although
it was "nice old music" with the ''snvil
chorus" of course Washington letter
uriter's account of PrssideRfs reception.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

IMPROVEMENTS IN OREGoS, Mo.-Dur-
ing the coming season, a number of good
buildings viii be erected in the above
place. Among the number will be g
Jail, School House, and Church, each
costing from $4,000 to 5000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
~ We have recently been

E We have recently been informed
Of several projects. intended to go into
operation in the Spring, which will give
our town heavy lift ahead. The ar
rangements are not yet completed, and
we will therefore say no more about them,
until they become fixed facts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

N- The people of nsighboring town
were somewhat surprised, on waking up
one morning, and finding total eclipse
of the sun. The Almanacs were consult
ed. but no account was given of this af-
fair. The wise ones were at a loss how
to account for it, when suddenly the
mystery was revealed. 4 woman was
passing between the town and the sun
The Almanacs may still be relied upon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

E A number Of bills were before the
Territorial Legislature. appertsining to
the interests of White Cloud, most of
which, we presume, were passed. We
will endeavor. as soon as possible, to
publish list of those that passed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
AGENTS.

1.E. DuDDEuDsE, (Suecessor 10 w. s. Swym-
nsr,) North West Corner Of Olive and Main
Streets Sc B0Gs, is our Agent In that City, for
soliciting Subscriptions and Advertisements, and
Making collections for the Chief.
IL. RuLET, Esq, Post Master, Oregon. No.
1T. MIEER. West Alexandria, Preble Co., O..
c. L. DILL, Germantown, Ohio.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

BUFFALo.-This is the name Of quar-
ter section of land several miles below
Iowa Point. that once claimed a few
chances of being a town. The inhabit-
ant of that place lately predicted that
Buffalo would seduce Lafayette before
Spring. Now, mark it, Uncle Eph. says
so. We look forward with the most ag-
onizing feelings to the fulfllment of this
ecv.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

re- Skinner says that his wife isn't
able to do house work. on account of q
felon on her hand. Our recollection is,
that she has had feIOn on her hands,
ever since she has been married.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

re- Remember the Good Templars'
Celebration, and the Grand National
Ball, on next Monday evening.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

re- Peterson's Magazine. for March,
contains the usual number Of Engravings,
Patterns, interesting Stories, and Other
matters. 1t is the first Magazine, for
March, on our table. Philadelphia-S2
A year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

Az ATrEMPT TO INJURE FoREsr.-
There were petitions in circulation, few
weeks ago, asking the County Court to
grant no dram shop licences in Lewis
Township. Holt County. Luckily fol
Forest, this attempt to cramp her inhab-
itants in the use of frost bitten beverages,
was discovered in time to Illustrate it, and
she floats safely once more.
We learn that the proprietors of For
est are drilling regiments of Frogs 1.-THE
Sepoys of their dominions) into the SER
vice, with the view of keeping out eur
riners" and white people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

re- We are requested by the Post
Master, to state that. if persons who have
letters to send off. would bring them in
by 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. on mail days. they
would save him great deal of trouble
and vexation, and sometimes perhaps
prevent mistakes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

Ma. PUoH's BnI--PFentice says tnH
the compromise bin introduced by NJ.
Pugh Of Ohio into the o. S. Senate !,
universally considered as senseless ~.
As was ever introduced by wOOd-PsehH
into hollow tree.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

~ Several persons were recently
poisoned, at ST. Joseph. 10y drinking
strychninc whiskey.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

One OF THE MARRIAGE NoTIcEs.-The
following original specimen of a marriage
notice, we find in the St. Joseph Journal
1t must either have been manufactured
for the occasion, or is making sport Of
somebody =
MARRIED.-In st. Louis County, on the 18th
ult., by Philip Lanham, Esq, -PANA LAVINA
KELIS SMITH HARDENIA BIRNEY COL
MAN MAGNUM BONUM HAMPTON DE-
JOINSE EXTRA SUPERIOR QUALITY
NUMBER ONE TYLER, to BRYANT S
STEELE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

Is FRTDAY AN "UxLUcKY DAY p
The year 1883 begins and ends on In,
day. January. April. July. October a.,
December. have FIVE Fridays each. APni
and December end on Friday. and jana
airy and October begin on Friday. TheIs
are SO Fridays IN the year. We trusl'
however. It win rot prove more dsaF
irons than 1857.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

A SIGS OF HARD TiHEs.--A yesr J.
so ago Il was said that Brigham founf
had forty wives; now be has but sixt'ea'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

E The physician who attended sit
transit, has arrived in this city, and taker
rooms at the Tremont.-BostoR Museum
The pugilist Mill fit has gone to Bos.
ton, and hopes to see SIC transit IN glOriC
mundi morning.-Spring6eld Post.
%He arrived safely, but soon delta blow
at SIC transit, and beta hole in his head
Boston Bee. -......
We understand that Mill fit him, and
noctes head completely Off.-BostOn Na,
scum.
That must be a mistake, for SIC transit
WAS inter see DIR. Digg last evening, and
staid till tecum.- Carpet Bag.
Sic transit came into our Office thi,
morning with Carpet Bag" He cam
by rail, with the edrmen.-Hartord Err.
celsior. s-
!. Oh, unun scullsl You damnun, souls
He didn't. either; SEC transit drove a ia
pone tan dem teno yer from the eastward
He is visiting his ante, Mrs. Die Terra,
in this city, and viii stay till ortem al
DIR. Dingos the Terris. (Terry's.) HI
likewise ct super with us last evening
He eta beta pr. The pugilist also eunl
with him, and lambda man badly in the
street; he cuts nose off. and noetem fiat.
UrnG hounder.--Rdrtord Republican.
The pugilist whom Mill fit, was an
Irish boxer named O'Mores. They have
since anjnsted their difficulty, and dined
with I'D Valorem, when they ct ia Brute
Chief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS,
Phoenix Bitters.

TIME reputation ~ these very oelebr,ied veget-
able remedies 10 now uae9ualled by any others
IN ihi. oountY or in Europe. They are fully 80.
tabli,he.i as the most universal family medicine
now IN use, aud they will maialsia their pre-smi.
men, renown b, the intrinsic and comprehensive
yi,,ue. which acquired u. The usual no'le. Of
paa,N would be unworthy Of them and '' unneos''
cary.
fhou.and. and ten. Of thousands of Per'on. nov
living in perfectly restored health, can testify as
thousand. have testified, to their prompt and deei'
drd efficacy not Only 10 oil oriinary arrangements
Of health. from Impaired digestive functions. cos
ti,ene.., b,lioa. and liver complaints. rheumatic
and inhammstory coils. coughs, neroas weakness
lo.s 81 appetite, filur, Of flesh, headache anil tn
pure state Of the blood add other fluids, bs, also IN
Iheum,tistn, fever aud agu.. other iniermittani
fe,er., asthma. broachiiis. ehoc, pleurisy, pspi.
taiioa Of the heart, rush Of blood 10 the head, Get.
lid pain, IN the joints. limb. and organs, alice
ton. Il the blad er aud kidne,s, aund'ce, dfop.y,
piles however inVsierate.) habitual oosuvele.s,
ss,ou. and billion. loo'nes.. obstinate headashe
and ridine,,. and an immense numier OF other
malsdics>
The, require NJ dieting nor confinement. are
p.rLcily Mill and pleasaB, IN their operation, bot
will powerfully restore ksath-ihat greatest OF al
..r,Lly blsssing.-,o the most exhausted and d.
lapidaied constitutions. 400,
PREPARED end .old byDr. WILLIAM w. Mof'
PAT, 335 Bfusdsay. ny iS
WI. A. RUST. N. d., South Par'', Agent
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To ts Hossssis "a, ya,i,cs efih SsP',ns Jsdis,si
Csst, a,n 10 BE- kOldm al Pa,,', wsiha and Je'
fL CS.siyef Otfc,i, o. iAs 'soOsd Tuesday y
Ma,ci. A. ID. 1883;
ACroR T. THOMPSON. Of Canion, IN the
IA Couniy OF Oxford. husband oil Aerhs w.
Tuosrsos, whose maiden name was Ages ",
Gordon, OF part. unknown. respectfully hirh ind
give. thi. honorable court 10 le iniOfmed that ne
was lawfully married To the said Agnes w. Ihomp-
son at Augusta. on the 26lh day OF Jolly, ~ u
1881, and has hsdby heroine child NOV l"'ng' sn'y
three wear. oil; that your lhellant since their "
termsrriagc has always behaved himself as hw''
ful and aaeciioaaie husband towards Oh. ta'd AZ
We. N. Thompson. bot the said Agnes IT,, Wholly
regardless of her marriage covenant and duty on
the 10Th dsy of June A. II. 1855, at Gardiner fe'
fused 10 reside With ,Oar ll-llani, declared her
intention 10 reside and cohsbii with ssothe' mao
y. her hu.b,st against the stroaR pro,e'ta''on aod
remembrance Of ,Our hbeliint, and then a"d ,hefe
without any cause whatever deserted your h,s''
liant ani has since entirely refused 10 live With HIN
and Ia. gone a. part. unknown. Your liue'n",
further declares that he deems u reasonable ana
p,oper, ooadu.iye Ia domestic harmony and con
.issni With the peace anil morality OF society INA,
a divorce h. decreed between him and bis said
vile, and that the custody Of h. child ahI.'a'G
NAV he decreed to him. And ne In duty bOond
viii ever pray.
Dated at Canton, March 81, lsSs
ACTOR z. THOMPSON.
Ny,tn..., 4 O. ukRtoN.
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PURE POTASH, IN TIN CANS.
II. r. IInbbitt, o. a 10 Washington 81

o"
NY, and - India 81. Boston.
TIVE proprietor Of thi. Potash has Tor many
y,ars seen the necessity Of having some re-
liable standard Coz the strength Of potash. The
adul,sraiion has become 80 general, that It has,
noiw outstanding its valuable properties. gone near
" out of use. The proprietor hs. taken ihe re-
spons,hlity of subscribing bis name 10 every pack.
age, and warrants the strength to lie uniform, aud
when used Away. producing the same results.
Potash many times - adulteraied with SALT
which 10 destruction 10 making - y; IL makes
the ladies say they did not have good luck. &c.
Oae other reason that Potash has gone out OF use
Is IL is % unpleasan, to handle. being pa, up IN
wooden casks, becoming liquid in many cases, and
very trouble,ome TO the retailers.
Nov the proprietor 6rst obtain. pure Pota,hes,
alway, bsing the same strength and producing the
same results; and will warrant Il IL all cases, II
the direction. are followed, to produce double the
effect IN making Soaps, and all other purposes iur
which IL !. used. Full directions Tor making the
le.l Of soit, Hard. or Fancy Soaps. IL !. made
with very little trouble. The ley ~ prepared ~
FIVE ~ ten minutes.
llb. Potash warranted to cut lbs. grease into
good Soap.
IL Ib.. viii make barrel Of beautiful soap.
Directions for making son soap; directions for
making Hard Soap; directions for hundries aud
hotels; directions for cleaning cotton waste that
ha. beeu used IN cleaning machinery oi all Kinds
direction. fJr using this Potash IN the place OF
Sal Sods; directions Tor sticking india rubber
sole. on shoes.
Allth. above direction. accompany each can. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
State Of Maine.

O.ronp, ,.-Cosr If 'ssaiy COZ>i,''ostr',
Nay Tvs. 4. u. 1858;
nRDERED. that the suns following he assess
ed upon the several uninoorpora,sd places in
IN. Couni, Of Oxford. hereinafter named, lot The
purpose OF keeping the County roads IN said ua'a.
corpora,ed place. 10 repair. and Il 10 done setord'
iagly. ss follows:
Oa Ando,st North Surplu.-s.tmsied 10 eOa-
tain 1900 acrvs exclusive ~ water and land ~.
served D., the State coz pablo uses. the sum oi
Ninety -six Dollsf,, which !. one oeni per acre.
10 10 expended in repairing the County road IN
,aid sutplu.. Ieading from Andover 10 township
Letter II. All Bcej,m,n 7. Newton i'aPpo'ni.
,d Agrn, ~ sypend .,d sum.
Ga Ando,sr Wc,, Suplu.--estina'ed to conla,n
600 .cr... the SUN 81 Forty Dollar', hcing 'iS
and ons.6hh mill. per acre, 10 IL expended upo"
90 ma,h II the Cosaiy rosd, stose named, a. lie.
in sa,d West Surplus. And ilo'aoe Dunn !. sp-
poiai,d AFeat 70 expc,d said SUN.
o. Litter &, suTpla.-sstimated 20 oonta'n
$500 acrr. exclusive 81 water, the sun of Forty
Dollars. beiug Eput and three iruih mills pee so'.,
to bc expended IN repairing - much Of said Coun'
~ road q. Ie. in .,id q, surplw. And Bsnjsmin
I. Ns~toa !, appointed Ar-n, To eSp.nh 'a,d sun
Attest; ALvAi RLACk, Clerk.
A tme copy.
- Attest; ALvAII BLACK. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

YoRx CorNrr The Democrats have
nominated Tor senators. Thos X. Lane OF
BiiiefJrd. Sam'l W Bradbury Of Lining
ton and George 4. Hammond Of Elliot lor
Clsrk Of Courts, Elw. ;. Morris OF New
Geld Attorney. Elw. L. wigsiu o, Saco;
Treasurer. Ira Moore Of PArs0n6,ld, Com
MISSIONER. Samuel Niliram Of Wells, Saer-
iG, james VI. Burbank Of SlniJri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Rev. Mr.. Martin, Of Burlington, Me-.
a man OF decided talent and worth. was
somewhat noted for his soosutrieity and
humor, which OCCASIONALLY showed them
selves in his public minis,ratiOns' In 'as
time OF the great land 'Peeula''on' IN
Maine, several Of his prominent pAri'hion'
srs and church members were carried away
with the mania Of buying lumber tracts.
Mr.. Martin RESISTED this spcculating spirit,
and moro than once rebuked 1t in bis SER
mons. one evening at his regular meeting,
he noticed that several Of hisprominsn, men
were absent. and he knew at once that they
had cone to Bangor to attend = great land
sale. After a hymn had been sung, he
said
Brother Allen. will you lead US in
prayer"
some one spoke ur and said
lie Ia, gone to Bangor"
Mr.. Martin, not d.concortcd in the least,
called out;
Deacon Barber, lead US in prayer"
e. lie IA. gone to Bangor, another an
svcrcd
Again the pastor asked
squire CLARK, will you pray -
The Squire has gone TO Bangor" said
some one.
Mr.. Martin. being now satisfied. looked
round upon the little assembly as II the
sane reply would probably BE- given to
every similar rcqossi, and very quietly
said
"'Tbe choir will sing Bangor, and then
we will dismiss the meeting ?"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

Rrsu roE Jm SoUTurRN MlNTs.-rhe So
nora and Mokclumme Hill stages. yesier.
d,y, brought ilSn ssyeniy-,wo passengers
On ..t'y harI.6stel, lJnsbearied miners,
I.,auI i,r Fur-r River. We are informed
that rrrre an. some two hundrcd per.on'
in SoDHr. w4o ate awaiting their turns 10
obtain passage on the sts,. all bound Tor
iho Frazer River digging.
Stockton Journrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
Ne slilissg, As ord 70 Proi.ss thar sYsai
uoBENsACK's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills

~. A. Howard. Of Louisville, ky..sss pTonoane'
81 ihruuahle II Liver Complaint, used boxe. liv'
sr pill. ssd "a weeks VAS restored 10 health.
q. l.. EH.rd. GfeenSilis. :. c.. says: Send Il
dolea Liver Pills ani daI. Worm syrup. The
are hiFhly spoksa II sai the demsnd - Increasing
h1N Of iol-n.ack's Liver Pin. cured Beaja.
mia Saith Il Philadelphia, Of Dyspepsia aad Li''
sr Compl ,iut.
]. Shisirnhier of Lancaster, Penn. on tskiag )
bo,,ls. passed Tape Worm SO inches long.
sh,id It T.. llilt of fnak fort, Ny. % taking
bottle Of WJm Syrup, passed Is worms.
CIV. At~ell. PoHisai, Gescral Agent. Sold by
". ,. Bates h CO., Par. Iiill; W. A. Rust, SO.
Paris; Y. Atwood 4 Co, Buck6eld.
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FLEMING BROS,
60 wooD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
Solo Proprfetors.

n. ~. HAY 4 Co, Portland, General gents
n, Maine. For ,ale by Andrews X Bates, Paris
Uill; WIN. A. Rust. South Paris; Chas. Mason.
bethel; ID. ". Noble, South Waterford; Oliver
Potter, Waterford; Z. 7. Chase 4 Son, Dix
6eld; T.. Atwood 4 Co., and &. II, Atwood.
.B.ek6eld; J. =. Hubbard L Co., Hiram; Wilson
& Leig h,on and ID. y. NOy.s, Norway. "a
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Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid and Past steamer,
o. II, a. s. a, p ~ a R a.,

CAPT. SIDNEY CROWELL,
WILL run regularly between NEW foRk
w aud PORTLAND, az ollow,i
Leave Rrown's Wharf, Portland, every sat
urday ailetnoon at 4 O'Clock andrsturning, leave
New York, Pier II n. H.. every Tuesday alter
noon. at the same hour.
This ve..elha. jo't been fitted up with hne ae'
communication, for Passengers, making this the
most speedy, safe and comfortable route lot tTa''
eIleT. between New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including fare and State
Rooms.
" Good. forwarded by tAi, line to and from
Montreal. Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, East
mort and 81. John. Also. connects With steam
Or. Eor Baltimore. Good, taken through with
dispatch. at the cheapest rates.
foI freight or passage, applyto
u. II. CROMWELL, EMERY * foN.
Pi.rl2N. River,N.Y. Bpwn'swh'i Portland.
Portland. Nov. Is. 1887.
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Guardian's Sale.

DURsUANT tn a license from the Honorable
Thoma, u. Blown, Jadse Of Probate b' the
County OF Osfofd, shall oher lo' sale At nay
dw eling house 10 par,,. on Moaday, the 18th day
IL Jul,, 1855. at O'clock l.. VI, all the real 80.
tate b,lougiag to Avira 4. Andrews, minot child
AMI heir Of David Andrews, late 81 Pafis, deceas-
ed. LEVI ANDREWS ousrilsn'
Paris, June IS, lsS-. -