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N ARRIED .

% Fa,crai. l9.h ult., IIsary G. Prsn,is. to
NJ. E..ru Jufdsn.
o. Turner. 4ih. b, Job Fr,nce. Eco. Jau,e. VI.
itrar 90 Ne. sylvia Decostsr, bUth of Beck
a..
o. DiNs.lI. - ult., Peter Holman and Me.
Ph-b- Ncintyrr.
o. Bethsl. 9Th ut.. Beajamin hacau 81, u
Pans, o. NJ. Betsy Jaae Chludier Of u.
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NJ YuNoN. Another instalmvnt Of ten
thousand dollars has bccn paid over to Mr..
Rig, the Treasurer to Mr.. Washington.
Out Of S2OO.OO0 purchase money, only
ab5ut $50. 900 now remain 10 bcplid. But
apart from the sum requisite Tor IT, pro-
Ter maintenance and guardianship. the Re-
got a.ccrtaincd from reliable sourcrs that
twill require about S2o 900 TO restore the
grounds aud make the necessary repairs 70
arrest the rapid decay now going on. ~
Therefore the Brscnt will no; Dc able 70
Authorize the closing of the las, payment
until a Sufficient .um ha. been secured 70
cancel the insialmcn,. and u meet the re-
,pau.ibilitic. assumed as soon as the pur-
cdAse j, concluded.
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STATE Op MAINE.

OtrOrp. -. Al the term Of the esar Of Coan.
~ Commissioner. holden at Paris. 10 and for
The County Of OxfDrd, 90 the second Tuesday
of May, 4. u. 1859.
Upou the foregoing petition. saii.faetory evil
dsaee hs,ias been received that the pet,t,"aew
Mc r..poa.ilLe, All that iaguiry into the merits 81
their application !, exp,dient. u J, Ordered. that
the Cooniy Comni.shuer. meet n the hJtsl IN
Porter village. on Tue.day the .eoond DAY NJ Az
gi.t next. 1t ten o'el,ck 4. ~. add theaee pro-
coed o. View the rguir meni,oped IN said petition,
/ imneliaisl, after sh,ch vie~. q hsariag II the
pa,iie. and their witnesses will be hal al some
convenient place " the sieiaily. and such other
measure. isken IL the premises, 40 the Commis.
.ioaers shall Judge prnTsr. All Il 10 father Or
derei 4, that ~ zee 81 the tine plice and purpose
/ OF ,h- Commissioner. me.tiag shFessid IT, si,su
o. al person. am corporations. interested BY cass.
ing aiis.,sd cope. ofIheS psii,Os aal ol ihi. OF.
| DEE thereon 90 he sefsei upon the clerk ~ the
town ~ Porter, AMI sl.a posted ~ three pabl'e
pl,re. in .aid towa. and pablished 10 N. OsfJrd
l Democai q newspaper p'iuisd 1t Paris, 10 the
Couniy q Oxford. the first of said publies,ioa.
aud elrh Of the Other ny,'ce.. 10 t- made. served
aud y 'stel, st l-sst thirty day. ief5f. said time
OF u,e~,ng. b. the rad that al per.oa. AID oorpo.
ration, nay then AL iheTesppea add shs~ o-.ose
II az, they have. Why the prayer Of aid Psttioa.
sr- shOaii not - gtaHted.
l Aueai SIDNEY PERHAM. Clerk.
I A true copy u said Psii,,oa aid Order 81 Coor.
Ati..tt SIDNEY pEVukN Cle,k
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.ary. JOSEPH Il. ANDREWS.
and 20 others.


o,voKp, ss.-,, the lrfm of the Court Of Coua-
" Commissioners. holden at faris, IN ADD fpS
the Couaiy ofONi1fd, on the Sc ODD Tuesday 81
May, A. u. 1850
Upoa the E,tegoing petition, ssiisf'ctory evil
lence having been received that the petitioners
are responsible, anil that inquiry in,o the msrits
oi his application "a eNpeient, u ). Orier-d
thatthe Coaaiy Commissioners mret al the dwelling
h,H,.c II Enos Abbott 10 Rumlofd, on Tsersiiy the
ivrlflh day ofJuly neat, 1t ,s"O'cloek A. W, and
iheaoe prcred To ,ies the route mentioned Ia sad
petition; m.d,siey after which view, hearing
of the paft. and wi,ne.sc. will be had IN the Vi
einiy, ard such other msasur,s taken IN the
premise. a. the Commissioners shall jalge proper.
All IL 4. further Ordered. that notice of the time.
pl.e. q purpose of the COMMISSIONER meeting
aEre.N.I he gwen TO all person. an corporations
Interested by causing atte.led oopis. Of sat Pc.
liion snl IL ihi. order thereon IN he served upoa
the clerk. ol the town. 81 Rnmford Andpver 4 R"x.
harry and al.o posted up ia 3pubic places IN zach %
sail towa..in puhlishel ,hr-e weeks saroess''ey
10 The Oxe,rd DemDcr,t, q psbl'c. ne~-Pspes
pSintei ~ Paris, IN said Couniy oi osl'r'.
the first 81 SAID psblic,t,pa. aat each OF the
other notices, In be n,ds, served aad p's,ed,
Al least thiS,y d,y. b.f,se aid iias % m-et.
ing, 10 the en thu al person. AL corporations
NAV thea an there appear aad .hew cause " any
thu, have. Why ths prayer Of said petitioners
shoalI not b. grsaiei.
Aue.ti SIDNEY PERH,M. Clerk.
A true copy of said Petition All Oder of Curt
Attesti SIDNEY PERI M. CLERK.
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NorIcr OF FORCCLOSiiRC. wh.ra

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
y Bst.-y Psii~rs,a and ]. ars raues.nn of
Lowell, Ia the CnusN 81 ONf,ri md State II
Naine. Nv their d,ci 81 m,ugale dated the iwen
I, faf.h IL, Of Apul, 40. 1910. enay ,~d u
Samucl Ncyers, IT,, = crrtaia ptrrel 81 bal, %
wit. The nnrth-r, part ~ ~ urnhrSrl one hun.
dfci and 66rra ~ the :h,rid,,'inn Of lots ~ the
town IL lowell ,e,f-saii--sad u''ugsgH :. ~
c,rird IN the O,f,oi Weurrr R'g,.tr,, hlnh %.
page as sai Whrtca. the lIrirs OF the aid
Sinpsl Never. D.. (i-cc,s-ll oh the G"'rirr1ih
d,, Of f,bp,f,, :. u. lSS9. urs ysla'hl" coa-
.ii-rstinn assi gari 80 ,ie orer the .a'd in'd.
.age sni th~ u,tr 30 whtch 90 b. security o. ne.
lleni,nip Wrlii.f.- sid hssigfu-nt y record a
With ihe s.c,ri, ~ ih- OSf,ri Western Registry
D,.tns 81 -. pig, go.
The cnni.ip1 OF All m'rEtge hWing been
BOXES h-rrh, clam fr-rl',a-r n the sane,
q. by hwis m,i' a. provide ln st-h ct'-s.
BENJAMIN wEBHER.
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: ~. June u. 1850

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Oa the
y twratieih day ~ frhrt,r lathe yr1t 1881,
Sylvester nes.e of Linrpln, in ih- CnhHy II ".
nabscot. conveyed 10 -e, b, he deed ofmrUg'ge.
Which !. rrcnrlsl with ON'aul Records, book
los. pages 2SS and go. certain premises N the
ipwn Of Hebron, nov occupio b, The father Of
the sid Sylvester, which prrutses are tins de.
90 parcel ut hrl situated IN llrl,r,a " the C,ua.
&, of OSfird, All the sane c,avcNci - enc hy
Joel B,rruWs. March iih. cighicrn hupdsc,l sad
mrt,. containing one hunl'ci ,ad thirty acres,
mnfe or lc... the shIvr dssrrihi premises being
sli the land ! own w. sa,i iowa II llsbrnn'
NV hereby give puhl,c ~ol,er tlnt The conditions
II the rf,re.s,d maug,gr have hera hrpkra, and
that hy rr,sua thereof I clsinu arrclo.orc ani
give tbs notice lor that purTus"
gtsIfI ANnnEUl
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YOUNG HAZARD.

THIS horse will stand diriag the present sea-
j 500 a. fallow.i
A Poland C,msr. M,,d,y afiernoonsI North
Waterford, fridiy afternoons; Norway village
Saturday afternoons. irom ,hwe ~ hse o'clock |,
thence 10 S,uih Paris, where he will rem''n t'i
seven. The rera,inder of the tins he VIII lie
found at nv stable.
Those FISHING 20 raise gooi horses would 10
well Ia IN ,mine hi. house ssi his stock, which
sianls snriyalleL ~ THE vie'a'iy'
For terms, &c. zee bills. ,,,,,,
Oxford, May 2. 1859. 10
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To The hoprable Cant, C'nnissIJncfs, slhia
sad f,r the Counly IL Osi"rd.
NOUR petitioners, inh,h'nnis Of said county.
woali humbly represent that public road
!. mach nee,le ronmrnciag a or n-sr the dwell.
lag nu.e of Eco. Ail1tt IN the iowa IL RaH-
fprl ~ said rounty. and 90 the road leadinz W
.,,d Abiott'. anl William IA. Cildsslrs 10 Az
dover, in said CounN, thence by the dwelling.
hou.e. II sIephea Ahbu and Sylvester Ns~toa,
10 aid fahl.rl. al thrnee 10y OF near thu dwell.
hns. hou,e oi Leonard ~. MS.e 10 R'sbay IN
.ah Coshiy ani thenre IN the ro,i near the
dwelling .hoa.e of Christopher y STAPLE. IN sad
R,Nbary. AL your peiii'onsr' pray that alter
giving lu- nnlice 10 The premises, you nil IN.
smine ..il r,uis sal locate the same a. prayed
G,r, and make .ash di.coatisosacs- 81 ma, be
necessary. JOSEPH u. ANDREWS.
and 40 nIhef.
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NOTICE 90 northumberland.
y JosTru T.. SsALL, ct Runf'ui in The
Cuuaiy ct ONf,ri sa State ~ MANI. hy he
DEED uf ,u,us,y. d,iri th' i0h "a, 81 Januiry,
!. u. 1856, c,pyc,-l q, "a u1r hhll ~ two bots
of tail N,rg ,ps-Jh-r, AT nrn'.tei u pnl 10
On .rclal ji,i.',n of i,is 90 Riaf,r.l, Which said
dsel 10 -,ciel slih th- DNi,rl REQ i', book
100 p,g- IS. AL ta sh,rh rrirun-r o. hereby bad
o. = ,ulrr ftl ir.cri'Jt,1 pl th' prrui.rs.
The CO lttip1, Of s,,d nprt!,gr having bcrn
hrokrh, herriy ciaim o. sr-Clpsc the sane.
asrrs,h', G, ths .t,trt. ip .1rh c,sr nod ADD
prpy,lrL NfEPtiEN CoLNuNN'
Runfrl, NAV Q. 1859. IL
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GLASS AND CROCRERY WARE;
Callery; Hardware; Glass Niis; Pa'nI. aad
OH. Sc, Sc.
lie .till reta,ns NJ. repintipa ff keepinI
chaioe .slectiaa oi W. I. GOODS AID GRO
CERIE>, anpag which will b. fHa the best
beands FLOUR; M,i,.e-; Syups; founx lily.
.on aad OIL 80 Tens; Lava, RIO ani Ground
Codcr; Sugar.; K,i.ia., Dietrtie Ssleraiu';
Spirr.; Canaau; Sodsi SAT-; Ludi Picked
Ileuiag; flaid; Canphsne; L,np all Nero
,ine oil AL Liap.; Fish; Pork oi h.. osn sslt.
Jog; all kiad. ~ rsb,cco IN the mUketi AID q
thousand other suicle., MT pn this let, which
c,.h sad it' eliiv,lsn, will bring at a'ioa''hing-
" lev hyurrs.
E,ef, o,s. wishing or Mt wishing To pi -rA'se .
i. rc.p-riall, inviIci to call All examine the a.
b1'c g,'ois.
G. W. VERRILL,
Opposite the Elm House,
~ NORWAY VILLAGE. ME-.
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r,n.. Nav esI. 1850. WI. u. howe.

I,puuI>>tDNEgS ~ INSOLVENCY.
u Ia .rb.rrit-fs hving hrp sppp,ui"i hy
me lp,pr,hl- Itlgr ct rr.hUr t,r the C'u1'N ~
ONlri. unissi'1+rs o. receive aai ~NsmiH-
the ri,n.ni the -rr iitprs nfthscst,ic 'tWiliism
Gpri,l Q. late nffprbiry, 90 'iii C'unty, de-
cease /. which - represented insnlveu,, hereby
cove altirs tntt - utpihs fIIn th- iiih dsy 81
VI arch 4. u. 1859. ace alI'w'i pii crc i,tnr. 10
hrag in All ptp,r thTir cn,u'i snit ~ viii
stira o. th. lu, as.,gl- a., ,I the ari-s ut u.
Il. lItuipg. in Lowell, pp the i,J Ssturlty 81
each m1uth, al a'siock. T.. VI.
ID. u. HASTINGS,
JOHN WALKER
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srArr ~ NAIVE.


ONroRp, s.-N the Coan II Co'Hry Comnis-
.ioast. h,lden At Pals, % an Zoe the Cooaiy
af OSf,ui, On the ,ccoad russds. Of May, A.
~. 1859.
Ip,n IN. ,rr going p.tiiion satisfactory s'idence
having hen received that The pett'oner. ave f.'p'a.
s,bl.. AL that inquiry 'ni' the merit 81 's.'
application !. eNpedient, Il l. ORDERED thu, the
Coanty Commissioner. meet at the dwelling house
81 Deanis Have. IL ONf,fd. % Tue.dsy the moe.
t-enih ay ~ July '-Ni, at ten o'cl"ck, A. VI. and
thsnce proceed ~ view The route U'eni,oaed 10 'ai
p,titioa; imnediaiel, after which view, hraTing
81 the parties ani Witnesses will b. hal at .ons
convenient place ~ the ',ciaiiy, aad such other
mrasurrs taken IN the premises a. the Coptnis-'oa-
efs shall jn gc proper. An1 Il y further Ordered,
that nplio. Of the ti"e, place and purpose Of the
COMMANDMENT meeting ai'fe.aid b. gi'rn 10 all
PERSONS ,nt computations intrrrsed, ny rsus'nf att
/ tested ropie. II said pstii,oa and oi thu. order
thst.an To- h. served ugon the re.pectVe Cls'ks 81
the town. q ONfo'd IN the coHniy IL OSilrd, and
poLnd ia The ,uniy ia adrn.coggia aai alec Pos.
tel ~, ~ three pubc pL,ocs 10 zach of ss'd iovas;
spI sl.b h, causing az atie.ici cupy 81 this ps''.
ton 9Th thi. Order Il Iud thefeoa, 20 IL s~Tsed
unon the chairman IL the County Comni.'loaers
fr the opauiy Of Androsoogg'ai snd pub'''hsd
three weeks .ucce,sivsly IN Tn. Oxiord Drmoerst,
= paper p,inte.I a. Psri. in.aid County Of Oslord,
L., the Iswi.ton Falis Joafnil paper pfiatsd IN
Lewiston. IN aid Coun'y 81 Andr"-c"ggia. aad
IN the ksnnelec Jnafn,l she ne~siaper ps,nirdby
The prnirs g. The State the 6r-t ~ saii puh os'on.
aud each IL ,he other notices to H. made, served
and pp.ied at least thirty ds,. before ssd time II
meeting. 20 the end that allper.an. and corpora.
tiou. M, thea anil there APPEAR add .h'~ ra"'e u
sny the, have, why the prayer d sa'd pe'''iOns"
,hOalG not 10 grsn'ed.
AIie.Ii SIDNEY PeRiIAM, Clerk.
A true cop, IL said 'stii,on add Orisr OF Court
Atis.ti SIDNEY PERNAN. Ci,tk.
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NIvHEREAS, Thomis Cru.h. of s,co, ia the
w cuuu,, of York sai ; ate Of Maize. Nv
III. mortgage deed. dsiri Juns u. 1854, recorded
IN the oNiori Co. Re; .ty of Deeds, busk %.
page SOC. conveyed =, me a ocrisin lot or tract u
land. silu,ir IN Bethel IN the County Of ONlo'd,
90 the sauth side of ,pdr,scngria river, being b.,
nuincr,d iwp H. III seyenih raage II lots in said
Bethel. containing one hu,dred acres. b. the sam.
rnorr or les; also one other tact ~ parcel Of
hnd ~ said Bethel. beins pait IL 1T numle' 81
three ia the sescaih ranse ~ bots IN ssi Bethel,
and huuaded AZ iolhws, n Wit. beginning near thi
nafth sast corner of aid bot anl runnias on the
lie, II aid ot :. n W. thirty nine rpi.. o.
stake and stoves thence \. Gu T.. 66,.sev-n
rod. 70 a stake and slows; ih,ncc y. 90 W.
f,rV.tSo rois. 10 the hounl fret mentioned, coa'
tanning i've acres. more or les; bring the SANE
anl conveyed hy 100 o. the aid Crush, by dc'd
tearing even date With lid m,iigigr.
This 4, 10 give MOTTO, that ths cnndilina Of she
above described n,ftg,ge has heen broken, by
,ra.on whereof clsima free ksur- II the sane.
AMAIIAIt A. GOODWIN
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NOTICE o. rORCclO>uRE. Whereas,
y J,p,thn jrsrll thea 20 Wpni''ck, ~
IN. C,prty IT % ',ui. by he i'rl 81 m'rtg'gc,
dated N,r,J 4 -. tSI', All rs-'riri 18th
ONf,u' R.-,rls, box lii, pts. lbl. r'nye,cd
o. the .t,.'ribs.s rsrtti1 trsri ui itnt s'tuurd
in al w,isfprk, c,ptiining one Thru ~ iu
are alrr uf l~ss. O., s--b.s the p1yurnt pts csr-
tam npfs 90 had mstu,1st in at m'rtgag~i
anI s,.fr,s ths rltlr,,ts II .iil m'1g,gs are
bfokra, Ne eliza O. i,rr-l,s- ths - agSrrahly
@, the ..siufs ti si.h cases mt pi pr,vii~i.
HENRY HOWE.
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NroTicE or roREclosuRr. Where's.

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
~ Jerome W. York Of Graf %, ~ the Coan,y
of oxiord, State of Mainr, by BIZ. deed o. matt
gage dated heiwcuiy iOar,h da Of August, a. H.
1884, conveyed 10 me. a esTiaia tact Of land, or
farm. With buldins. thsseon, ing and situated
IN the town of Gr,Non. couniy and State afore-
said,-said mortgage dccl l. RECORDED IN ONiori
Record. book i0a, page 29ih. TO which reference
may h. had ior more fall description OF the
premises.
The coalitions OF said mortgage having been
ifuksp. I heFsby claim % for-clpse the SANE,
.rreeabi, 60 the statute. IN su,h cases e,ade aad
provided. THOMAS D. SMITH.
NeWry June lih ISSq %
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Advertisement.
STEVENS. HOWE @ STEARNS.

WE. the ualer,isuel. h,ying ss,srel inio a
w co-paftnershin uaisr The name ADD siylc OF
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AWARDING COMMITTEES.

FreM ropy.-J acob w. Conroe, Mid.
dlebury Nelson A. Saxton. Waltham
Lucius Smith, New Haven Philo Jew.
cit, Weybridge; Q. G, Rich, ohoreham.
Durham and Hereford Buls.-S.
S. Rockwell, Cornwall John A. Child,
Weybridge; narvin North, Shoreham
Edwin Hammond, Middlebdry Horatio
Plumley, New Haven.
DeUoa and Ayrshire BuHs.-Chas.
L. smith. Bristol; E. s. Wright. Wey.
br ige; A. L. Bingham, Cornwall Henry
DoLong, Shoreham s, F. Breevort, Ad-
Olson.
Grade Bu2s.-Newton Rose. Wal.
than E A. Gulley, Addison; Samuel
James, Jr., Weybridge; Henry Lane,
Cornwall: Il. n. Solace, Bridport.
Durham and Hereford Coi0s.-Nel.
son A. Ssxton, Waltham I; Austin Dana,
Cornwall; Or:u Cooper, Shoreham Ira
5, Wright Weybridge c. G. Seegur,
Addison.
Devop and Avrshue Coa0S.--Alvin
Squier, New Haven; n. B. Douglas Corn.
wall NJ. D. Parmelee, Bristol, Ira r.
Farr, Leicester Henry Rust, Orwell.
Grade Coles and HstferS.-W. ".
Pierce, Waltham; Charles Benedict Corn.
wall; L, 5. Hemenway, Orwell Rector
Gage, Addison Horace Payne, Bridport.
Ozea.-C j. Bowdish, Weybridge
Daniel Sanford, Cornwall D, n. But
tolph, Mlddlebury Ezekiel Hauchett,
New Haven; l.. G. Remele, Shoieham.
Steers and Calves Joseph Bowdish,
Weybridge; Henry Barrows. Middlebury
Z. n Doud, New Haven Will m Tur-
ner, Cornwall l.. L. Beers, Monkton.
Matched and Single Driving Horses.
d E. Hill, Bridport; Davis Lufkin,
Bristol Harry Breevort, Addison j. r.
Nash, New Haven Edward Hamilton,
Cornwall; H. b. Beers. Monkton
DyaUgM HorSss.-D. A. Bennitt,
Bridport j. W. Strong, Addison; Lloyd
Minturn Ferrisburgh Andrew Holmes,
Monkton Pliny Smith Orwell.
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read and write, but this was not qutt
true. lie could read and he was known
10 be able to write his name at least. Hi
merit was to be an old settler and TO be
manageable.
The greatest want Of the Vest has beer
of suitable trustees.
The principal features of the Beloit
Commencement we're the closing exercises
of the Female Seminary mot connected
with the College as is that of Galeaburg, J
the laying Of the corner stone of new
Congregational Church, an address from
Hon. Owen Lovejoy Of the last H. r.
and brother to the Abolitioniat murdered
at Alton, and an address from Rev. MIR
Eldridge of Fort St. Pres. Ch. Detroit.
1t is very dry in this region, while in
Minnesota the rains have been incessant
Our wheat crop is safe, excellent in quality
for Spring wheat, and generally good in
quantity. But the later fields have been
almost utterly rnined by the chinch bug
This creature invades the fields in millions
but | have only seen three individuals
one Of which l have Just had under the
microscope,
This might easily have been mistaken for
a small fly if you did not look at his face.
The smell indicated it Cimex, congener
OF the bed.bug, and ectularius, and of A
much larger bug of similar favor often
found on rhaspberries and other berries. 1t
is much narrower than either of these but
. quarter O an lnch long. They are now
in full strength unless dying of starvation.
Where corn adjoins ripe wheat they have
migrated to that and have ruined several
rows next the wheat and in some instances
entire fields. I know one man who los,
his grass by frost, and his wheat (which
was quite late) almost utterly by the
chinch-bug and they threaten to DESTROY
oil his corn. No other friend of mine has
suffered much by them. How came thi,
creature by the Spanish name for bed.bug
-Chinche ? l am told that but few IT,.
dlvidual' Of the Chunch.bug are able tc
fly.
If you will excuse my very long silence
| will try to write oftener,
Yours LAWRENCE.
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freight; and he has no right reserved in
the land the exercise OF which may, in
the most remote manner, make such trans
portatiou unsafe His convenience must
yield to the public welfare.
We consider all these acts. which the
defendant has done under claim OF right
to be wrongful. They endangor the salty
of all who travel, aud in deciding upon
the queatOns here involved the public
salty is the paramount consideration.
For these injuries to the plaintiffs rights
and possession. trespass is the proper re-
ply.
The Judgment OF the county court is
affirmed
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POETRY.


On i ~unuy summer mornirg.
rarlN Hs the dew wao dry,
ZIP the hill weit bcrrying;
Need I tell tou--tcl YOU VIII,
Farmer Davis had a daughter,
And il happened nt knew,
Ou each sunny summer morning, Debbv
Up the hill wen, berryiue TOO.
Lonely work is picking berries
SO joined her on the hill;
"pebby DEAR said ], your basket
It too lHge for one 10 ii l."
So we 5tuid-we two--to fill It,
Uebby tnlkinr-l was sti.l-
Leading whore the slope was steepest
Picking berries up the hill.
rhls is mp bill work." said Debby;
- So is life" said !, "fhall we
Climb each alone, OF Debby,
VIII you come and climp with me 2"
Reddcr than the blushing herrios
Debby's cheeks n moment grew,
While, without delay she answered,
81 i'll come aud climb with You"
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BRANDON SEMINARY.

The Fall term OF this Institution will com-
mence eu Wednesday. September, 7th under the
direction of Mr. G. B. Smith, A. NJ, as Principal.
Mr. Smith Is a graduate of Mddlebury College,
and his pas, experience aud success as a teacher
will he, we hope. satisfactory recommendation
as he enters upon his new field OF labor. He
'~ill be assisted bv full and competent Board
nj instructors, and no efforts will he spared to
make he School profitable r'sort for those de-
string to it for business, teaching, or for College.
le,ew, L. C. SCOTT, Sccy
Brandon, July so, 1853.
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LAWRENCE

RAILROAD CONDUCTORS PERHAPS the
hnest looking and most intelligent body of
men, taken as class Of employers in The
country, are the conductors on our rail.
rondS. This is as it should be, since they
are not only entrusted with responsible
duties, but with the very life of every man
who travels with them. As an instance
OF the coolness which they acquire by con.
stant exposure to danger take the follow.
ing; One of them having been discharged
from his trust, applied to be reinstated.
"You were dismissed" said the superin.
tendent, austerely, 4 for letting yonr train
come twice into collision" "The very
same reason" said the other, interrup;inp
him. why ask to be restored" : How
sof" "Why, sir, if 1 had any doubt be.
fore as to whether two trains can pass
each other on the same track, l am now
entirely satisfied. have tried it twice
sir, and it CANT be done, and | am not
ike to try it again." He regained his
situation by his jest, and it is said, kept
it afterwards BY great prudence
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A DELICATE REDuKE.-Mr. Webster
wrote. after continued provocahon. to the
editor Of newspaper, which referred to
his private affairs, and especially to his
not paying his debts. He said substan.
TALLY; Z" 1t is true that have not al.
ways paid my debts punctually, and that
owe money. One cause of this is, that
I have not pressed those who owe me, for
payment. As an instance of this, 1 en-
close your fathers note made to me thirty
years ago. for money lent him to educate
his boys"
1t cost men great deal OF trouble to
exhibit ill.nature, aud they don't make
anything by it Why should they be
uoh fools AZ TO work for nothing
To guard against summer complaints
at little and drink less.
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TO guard against summer complaints
at little and drink less.
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A CURIOUS FAcT,-If an acorn be sus.
panded by piece OF thread within half
an inch OF the surface of some water con.
tanned in a hyacinth glass, and SO permit.
ted to remain without being disturbed, it
will, in few months, burst and throw
root down into the water, and shoot up.
wards its straight and taperng stem, with
beautiful little green leaves. A young
oak tree, growing in this way on the man.
tie shelf of room. is very elegant and
interesting object. We have seen several
oak trees, ana also chestnut tree, thus
growing but all Of them, however, have
died after few months, probably owing
to the water not being changed sufficiently
often to afford them the necessary QUAINT.
ty of nourishment from the matter con.
tanned in ii.