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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Letter from Charles SUM ner,

A correspondent of Dwights Journal Of Music.
writing from Berlin, February Is, gives the fol-
lowing extracts from o letter be had just receiv-
ed from Mr.. Samner
Since / left you had relapse, which left
me, for days wreck. and made me for q while
despair have followed with the greatest fidelity
the prescribed medical treatment, and have led o
life Of perfect tranquility. The morning begins
with drycupping for half hour-not pleasant,
but after re quite tolerable; then moderate, very
careful exercise. avoiding fatigue repose my
sofa OF bed fifteen hours cut OF twenty-four; pills
ot bclladona and capsuls of Terebenthine. L
mention these details because - wrote me
tha, yol had expressed interest in knowing
them. The eminent physicians in Paris, and
those here who have made themselve acquainted
with my case preach castion' Speaking OF Mr..
Parker's lines. be says: " Thinking Of his caami-
ty, hesitate to turn to my own condition, which
is uow Frightening, SO that feel perfect assur-
aEce of the Eature."
lie concludes thus: AS the session Of Con-
gress will be over, there will be no public
dulles to claim me till next December, when /
hope to By ready for any LABOR" Three cheers J!
- Mean whi!e having given three solid months to
ny treatment, propose, in . week. TO go to Nice,
where | shall be week i: perhaps thence to
Rome.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

~ The Mayor Of Colunbaa s. c.. ct meet
o. the City Coanc Of tsa city, not long since,
sad taai te had received . communication from
The Mayor of Charleston, 10 reply to oae from
himself in which he says that "he Is satisfied
that the societies for aiding underground rail-
roads are quite rife in that city. but % canainS
they cannot be ca1Ght in the act
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

a- Ia Cleveland, on Monday night, Miss
Theodore Smith, young lady OF nineteen, while
singing in the basement Of ST. Paai's Charch,
saddenly complained that Of her feet WAS
asleep Her friends told her to stand up but she
replied that she could nos adding 1T !, true, al
though | do laagh- They q. ooce a. listed her
20 rise whea she fell back unconscious, aod never
revived. dying ia the course Of q few hours The
physicians attributed her deoease TO paralysis OF
The lJays
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

eJ Within four or fye years, forty OF tha
beautiful elns that .hade the streets of New
Hsgeo. ConT. have b-en killed oy gas. or this
number tsenty-o died last sumner on Wooster
Square soon after the Wooster Plaza Church
was struck by lightning. Al examination OF tne
mines 81 red that the electric f1id had followed
them under groaad, aad thus occasioued leax
age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
e Some rears ayo the Vincennes UniyersitY

Er Some years ago the Vincennes University
recovered. in the Supreme Court of the United
States. 81, 900 from tie State University. which
was paid 10 Samuel Judah, Agent Of the Viocen-
nes University, in State bonds. Judah paid over
$4,000 of the bonds and kept the $4,000 as an
attorneys fee. The University brought suit for
the amount aad al the late term OF the Sullivan
Circuit Court recovered 3l0,435 10 Judah ap-
piled for new trial. which was not argued for
want Of time.
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No. IS.

hst and curly locks At the New York Ssna.
tor. who was leaning against the door of the
cloak room. quietly smoking his cigar. and
calmly eyeing Toombs. 1t was . tablesu
indeed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Vol. xxx.
Pianos. MeIOdeons and Music.
PRICES GREATLY REDICED,
HOP ACE w ALTERS
Agents for the Sale Of the Best

gTyHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Music tER-
j ehandise 10 the United States PIASos from five
different Manufacturer If every varity of styfefroin
those in plain rosewood for s30O those Of the
most elegant nish for sl 0o No house in the Union
into eompetitin for the Hu7s5@r eortey and
c.feJry the extremely toaa prtc
at ,rhtc then nre sOid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

L,rrsr MExicAS lNTKLnGENcE. Ohcial
.,,;-- from Vera Cruz received at WASH
10, mention rumor that the principal
aus, Of Deeollada's rctrca, was the destrue-
-, Of bis ammunition by the explosion Of
, hell at Tacubaya The only cities in
,,..s.ion Of MiramOn are Cordoya, Puchla.
o,.r,b, and Mexico. Thrce thousand troops
rol,r Ampulia were marching toward the
Ia, named city. Gen Garcia was also mo.
Vim. in the sane direction by the way Of
uos,,cca with I 500 men. These would be
;ip,d BY 900 more from San Louis Potosi
,,,s,her with DegOllsdA's forces and Others
RON the south. The rc-aetionist army in
ne city Of Mexico does not number more
than COCO men. The Juarrz government
,r,ak, in confident terms Of rts ability to
conquer the Capital.
t,'er adviees, by telegraph. state that
tt, lattcr movement j. 10 hs effected by the
Intervention Of some GOO 6llibas,ers from
g. United States. now collected in Ariro-
"a. Gen. VIM. Walker !, expected 10 join
them. from the Pacific side. with largo
party. ItAppcars BY tins report that there
hps h,sn a secret understanding between the
Government Of Juarez and the leaders Of the
Arizona Colonization scheme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
uE EE EE

DtNRglluN. Pcrsons uouhlcl with d..
tee. ia the bowel. .houII take d,~u tra.poonial
OF Read, geldC u the pa,u .. severe sni III.
Discharges irsqueni, take q tcssp,onial every hal
hour. be- some water; likewise lay flannel .,,akei
In Read, Relief ,cr,s. the stomach The Will.
IN ir1m htcen minates to two hrlr., cure the
most distressing eases. 1.-THE d,.sa.c before VOC
commence che u. Il. EsI'erh,. become ob.iiaa,c,
snl -I'asms, cramps sol cholsra symptom. APP
pear. take Gll doses Of q. u. R-lisi. aad rub the
whole surface oflhe body apd c,trcm,tir. with It.
o. twelve hplr. a6sr the di.,hsrgr. cease, take
yne 90 twp % Gad~ay'. Regulators. To- regulate
,hs system. Thr. treatment wiIl never f,il !,
will INSTANTLY cheek The most distressing i,.charg.
-. spothe tn most pi,aiul irriuti1n., ani sob -.
das the most v,aicnt cramps AL .pa.ns.
sold %, u. =. BATES \ CO. rausi and b.,
". A. RUST. VI. u. south Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

To the Hon. hoard of County Commissioners Tor
the Couaiy of Oxford, MAY term. A. u. 1889.
| 4 HE undersigned, eititens of the towns Of ON.
fsrd IN the county Of Oxford. and Poland in
the County of Andrp.coggin. respectfully repre-
sent that IN consequences Of the making II the
County road heated by your honorable board. an
the psiii"n ol Andrews MoDonad aud others,
that that part of the old Coua,y rad leading from
1" Cmigr's Mills" in OSfnrd, in the County II
ONfri, to " Palsni Corner" IN rolsal. In the
County of Aalroscoggin, whirh 10 situate be-
tween the School House IN School District No.
IL, in ssid Oxford, IN said County u ONiord. aud
the junction ofthe +" Ridge" road, - called, with
said Count, rad near the bTiige over the Win.
ter brook" ~ said Poland IN al County Of Aa-
droscoggin, has bccnme useless mad l. MT neces-
sary &c the accommodation of the public travel.
and j. not needed br a public highway. We
therefore respectfully pu, your honorable board,
after due preliminary proceedings, 90 view said
route and discoatinue that part of ssic coaaiy
road which lies hetwecn aid school hoase IN ssid
Oxiurd. ~ the County of ONiord, and the jnne-
ton II .aid road. near the Winter Brook bridge
IN pohni in the Coaniy of Androscoyg'n. Ani
a. IN duty bgaad will ever pray.
sOLON RiWsoN, snG IT'S o,her'.
ONford, MAY, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States. Included IN that section of
l the uu.nn Whi'h b. most WIDELY kanwn a.
New Eng',ni, CO tiin a thril,, iadu.ttipn.. IN
trlligrnt people, Who have achieved an u1cpm.
map drgrv- 81 prosperity; With chm,'- ~.
trrn-I, iring q, some Constitutions, snda .ail II
small fertility, the, have c',ir,vrd O. .upa..
mlfc favored cnmniaiiis. ~ alulisi everything
that copii-c. O. social comli5i sni happiness.
unl,ttul,trly the, are ocrasipp,ll, - absorbed
IN lu.,ne.. AMI m.ni,l culuUu'n thai th-y me-
elect the pr-ciuii,n. which are r..-a',al 20 bod.
I, health. Dyspepsia snd physical debility are
pteyalcut sm,ag all classes The 6fst disease !,
produced hy iauirat,pn a. the digestive organs,
which are - susceptible Of arrangement. Thou..
and. are now p,yiug the p-aat, Of this Neglect.
ani suffering daily The most tC,Ing psin., almost
withoul hope Of relief The, have come a. b..
lsyr that their ailmcni ). chfun,c, ani that they
must bar With ito the eni I, grit6s. ~ ~.
coelinglS 70 arnolac- 10 these afflicted indiviJ.
usls ihd 'hcy NAV nns conntoi = rene,l, II on.
Questionable pptrncS AIT yirtu', which hls never
l.-ea Known h. ll "a an ctsc, 1T igs.iive weak
me-. ~ d.r,ns.n,nt llinlrrls of iungus, are
r.ady 90 grow rlrgp-nt in pr,,.c Of th,. wonder.
Gal colllcrrr of d,,prpsia, ~h,eh i Aaiwa a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
STATE OF MAINE.

ONToRD, -. At tn tenn OF the court Of Conn.
" Commissioner. h pllen at Paris, IL AMI Tor
the COuniy Of OIIrl, on the second Tuesday
of May, 4. ID. 1859.
Uppn the foregoing petition, satisfactory evil
denee having been received that the petitioner.
responsible, an that Inquiry into the m,rits Of
their application is expsdlent, Il u Ordered, that
the Couhiy Commissioners meet at the hitrl ~
Porter village. on Tue,da, the seconl dIy of Au-
gu.t next. ct tea o'cljck 4. W.. All thence pro-
coed O. view the route menti Jne 10 said pc llon;
imnelistr, after which view, n hrIriny of the
psiiie. AID thrir w,tne.sss will be hal At some
convenient place ~ the yicinily. ani such other
measure, taken ia the premises, - the Commis.
sioners shall Judge proper. All It IL farther Or
deere l. that NJ ice of the time place AID purpose
OF the Commissioner. meeting Aforesaid be given
IT, all person. an corporation. aiere.isd by ciu.-
ing ate.ied cope. ofihe,r petition All Of thi. or-
der ihrrcon to I've serve upon the clerk II the
town Of Porter, aad also posted up m three pnh,c
place. IN ssid iowa, and publishsd 10 the OSf,rd
Democrat q newspaper printed az Paris, IN the
County Of Oxford, the first Of said publication.
aud each Of the other notices, % be made, served
and p,steI, at least thirty day. before said time
OF meeting, to the cad that all persons AMI corpo'
raiioni may then aaI there appear add 'hew c.use
IL an, they have, why the prayer Of said pettion'
er. should not he grated.
Auea. SIDNEY PERIiAM, Clerk.
A true cony Of said Petition aud Order OF Court.
A,ie.t: SIDNEY PERiIAM, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
Evans & Cos origiual eiNt BOOk stOr
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Arrival OF the city OF Washington.
= Temple Street. Bill.tap, Eug.l
Frhruar, 2Slh, 1859.

= Temple Street. Bill.,ap. Eug,l
February 2S,h. 1859.
Me.sr.. Perry Davi. y soa-Gcuis' I tai,
pleasure ia handing 900 the enclosed ,esi inopial.
of,b- Writes. ofp,yIs' KtLtrE. It~s.
thc request ofthe patio. that lo,~ari them ia
500 Zoe pohlicsiiou. have also issiimoaia,l
irom George Cartwright, ,ng,nesr. aud Richard
Webster. n,aer. bo,S Of che. ,owp; also Of Ms.
Joas, ofy,rior,a Place, lnI Mr.. C,dnap, Keep
&C. fths B,ri ia.llani lnn.
N.urs truly, JrssI rLrrcETE.
SiNs;-I desire 10 hear willing ie.,,mon, tot the
vnnt-,lul ,hsac, Of refr DAVIS. raia Killer.
have trisi ,t for ,ar,ou, complaints, AVID Il pro.
pei, usei, li -, believe. true To %. name, q
paia k,ler. | hrg To rrusin ,oot- truly,
EbW,ED RoWLTN, Shropshire.
Siss-I have u.r q YOUR Psia Killer So Liver
Compliant. aai foant e 90 b. thc l..t rcms,l,
ever tf,td. have ai-o used u Nth suCrr.s tor
,oath,chr anil ulcr,,,,i sore ihfuat. o. .bou Il
b.. %, -guai ia the. couaiy. h~g to remain,
,ours, Sc, J MoErroN, (Rcd Gov inn)
Bridge 81, Biiiston, Eng.
sold bY al dealers IN mclicinr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

Tax SoVs o. M,Lr,. Thi. mysterious
examination gave grand charity hall
o. Baltimore on Monday evening, which
va. a great success. The American, in It's
ryrar, give. the following account Of the
origin and principles OF the Order, which
w copy Cor the benefit Of the unini,iated {:
In the var lOiS some merchants Of
Memphis trading TO the L,vant, obtained
leave oltbe Caliph Of Egypt 10 crccia house
hr ;hJ.c who went on pilgrimage to Jrru-
salem. They erected a hospital tor the SICK
\. b., INA when they obtained the name
% lI1-ri,allcrs. A. d, llls they became
military order, and many persons Of no.
DC blood entered their ranks. After the
Christians had lost their interest m the east
ard jerusalem was taken. the knights re-
turned to Marsee;. Acre and P,ccess, which
hey defended in 1880. The Order OF the
80, OF Malta, Of which the Lods, in our
city ga branch, and which embraces 50
uary Of our distinguished fellow citizens,
is direct representation Of this formerly
military religious Order.
Toe ISLAND Of Malta is still in possession
oiths sons OF Malta who rent It 70 the
British Government as a place Of deposit
iy military stor,s. IL i however contem-
plated ~ the G-and Lodsc Of the Union 20
srs.t thereon a magnificent rctrcas for
those whom long service 10 the Order and
90 age nave cnfcsbl,l. All sons familiar
With tae history Of the order will remember
ia; 10 Wa ono Of the early sons OF Malta,
patJus. Who entertained in the most hos.
I.lhl- manner ST Paul. when. he was
'arTsryckcd ou the island whence they de-
rived their name. We 90 not know IL be
ts.l any 0tEcc Ia che Order, but be Is de-
,,r.h,d as the Chief Man Of the Island
The sons Of Malta have a deep design in
i..'r 0r.auiIaiiJn. They may siartls the
world some day with an achievement 81
brilliant. having all the attributes Of no.
hsns.. and parity, which are the prime
functions OF the order. that all mankind
will look on with blessings and applause.
Many Of their wonderful charities are
slavn % the world. bat very many remain
sserai. IN the order Their establishment,
H ,as United State. is Of recon, origin a,
tho ar,t lodge Wis instituted in the Empire
State bu, two year, aso, and now they
number their thousands OF members. Phil
a. .paa, B,.,on and Baltimore soon fol'
lowed as well as the principal cities Of the
SIltl and West. and the lodges are iuereas-
in numerical strength and extending tic
sphere OF their benevolent influences more
uIlly than is bcs, friends could have al
ucila,sd"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

Tm DorCus.FoHNEr CErrp. The State
C5mmi,t,, Of the boilers in Pennsylvania,
ne, a, Altoona the other day. Col. John W
T-rnsv in the chair, and resolved TO she fol-
hurn: efFc;
l.'. That It i' ine1pelicnt At the present
tine % nominate a State ticket.
a. Formally rroclaiminc an unal,crahlc
opposition u the dccrine Of Congressional
Intervention N relation to slavery in the
Territories. a. aIyocai.i by the Republican.
in their platform Of 1856, br the prohihi-
ton Of slavery in the Territories, or as all
v,a',d nv the Administration Democrats,
m thc protection OF slavery in the Terrific
res
3d. Recommcndin. the friends Of popn.
hr sovereignty % vote ior 90 candidates at
d. coming and future election, Cor County.
STATE. OF national obcrs, WI, refuse u stand
,'.lr'y upon the d,cirinc which recognizes
o., principle that the proplc Of the Terrific.
rs. like those Of state. shall form and
rr.a'.,s their own domestic institutions in
TIER own way.
Gen. Recommending % the Union State
Rights Democracy Of Pennsylvania to de.
ulai. at al times and in al places, the
adoption Of the principle promulgated by
the Harrisburg Convention Of the 18th Of
Arril. 1859. and which were cnunciatci in
ta- Cincinnati platform OF 1856, and in Mr..
Bl,hanan's letter Of acceptance
lRepublic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
osfjrd, May 2. 1859.
STATE OF MAINE.

OxroRD. So
S,TATEMENr Of Costs 10 Criminal Pro'eeu-
- tioa., allowed by the Supreme Jsd'eial Cont
at ih. March term, 1889. a. certified To me by the
Cls.k Of said Court.
State W. Jesse =. swest ct ais, s223 OIL
Originated b-fore I'll D. Bean, Ecu.
State W.. Ivory Cole. 500
Originated before I'll Il. Bean, Esq.
State vs.. Lafkin l.. fIo.t, 30 ~
Originated lefor Ell y. Bean, Esq.
State VI. O.good Frost. $50
Originated before Grad Jury.
State w.. Farnun Abbott, 1874
Originated before Grand Jury.
State W. Fryebary, GU
Originated before Grand Jury.
State W. Lawson Whiting. lt@
Originated before Grand Jury
State W. william Smith. II 30
Originated before Grand Jury.
STAT. W. Henry Weeks. Hot
Originated be.ore John Moulton, ESQ.
Stat. w.. Daniel W. widbur, s3ss
Originated before A. X. Knapp. Esq.
State ', Darn, Mitchell, ITO
Originated before Grand Jury.
State v,. Hannibal Knerlsnd. u -
Originated before ID. X. Hastings, ESQ.
State vs.. john q. Buras, III %
Originated lsler. Grssd Jpry.
JOSEPH BARROws. Treasurer.
TRrA,uRss's OFFIeE, PARIs,l
Nav 10Th, 1859.
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DIR, j. IiO>TETTER's
CTLtuEarIb
St tom 4 @ h Bittersl


BOT that ntmrrun. clis. who devote thsm.clye.
10 literary aal other -eieniary parsa,ts, ant in
consequence Of a want of phy..ctl exercise. d. .
come The victims OF hnguor anl debility, without
nerve or appetite, have hitherto spught ~ y.ia
be .ou,- iuygoatins, he gi'iug medicine, whose
ELECTS up1n the sy.iem shall H. both speedy AMI
permanent. Physicians Of smia~ncr, anl pro.
t,updN acquainted With the requirements OF the
hunin frame, comment llOSTErTER'S BlT.
TEE'S 80 the safest and sNinc.t stimulint 10 the
r.cupefaiye enc, gie- Il the system YET discoye 81
II restores the appetite, gives re.h yigor 60 the
digestive organs, s~ais the blood thrnugh the
yr,n. With a more iivsly current, corerts a ten.
,irncy a. depression of spfits, aud 6is a man GO
the Transaction Of lsbsinrss with cheerful heart
anI active mind. Unhke other medicine. which
have lccn devised fur al sane object, the MIR.
THIS do not act spasmodirillr. 90 With tempo.
ar, pow,t-the Influence ofths remedy i lasting.
And Il il,ticnt vii but give srme aiieniinaIo Sc
curing proper exercise, after the relief has be-n
afforded. he necl fear M rrturn Of the affection.
The debility natural o. the enc oachaent ~ yrars
upon the iadily frame d. alsu alleviatri by this
vrrst strengthening medicine. tho. cabling the
aged to pass their decliaiag ia "a physical rase
whereas they are nov suhefins from cNtrr,ue
wcaknes. anl nervousness. To this venerable
class ofI-oplr, HOSrErrER'S BIrrERS NAV
lN commenced a. luNaluAhtfs ~ ptiIlftnts ~
thi. inyisofaior have in adlt,on, deep grAli6ca.
ton in assuring Nnuing Mothers that they will
Gnd the btisr- the safest and test II restorilyes.
Very fw medicines are sanctioned by physicians
a. prppcr to H. administered diring the period OF
nu,sing; anil thi, Ia. gaiaei un'versal prefer
sncr.
FTThose Who desire to purchase this great
rc,ncd, C,r Dyspepsia and Debility should re-.
msmb the precise title, h1'ie,Ier'. Celebrated
stomach Bitiers. It's put up ~ quart bottles,
With the name, de-. J. Ho'tctter's stomach Bat.
ten. blown on the bottle. aud leo stamped on the
zap covering the eork. witt the autograph oi
lIo.ietier & Smith on the label. These thing.
az important on account OF thn numerous counieg-
ieits IN the market.
rg-Prcpirrd and spll by IlOSTErrER 5
SMITH. Pirsbsrs, Pa, AMI also sold 10y all
d,pgg,-is, grpoers, All dealers generally through
out Oh Umted States, Canada, south America
and Germany.
Soil b, u, =. Date, & Co.. Paris; Dr., W. 4.
Rust. South Paris; ID. +. Nbyos, Norway; VI.
Robinson, Mechanic Falls.
Nhsle.sle By W. +. Phillip, Portland.
Weeks X Potter. liosIon, General Agents for
the New Engl,ad State. aud proVinces. 10
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ONToEp. ss.-,t the term Of the Court ol Coun-
{, Commissioners, hnlien at faris, ~ and iof
the CDul,, OF O>i,ul. on the % und Tuesday II
May, 4. u. 1859:
Upon the brrgping pctition, satisfactory e'i.
dcncc h,,iag lcrn received that the petitioners
AZ, responsible, All that ,nIur inlp the merits
III hs APPLICATION - cNprdirat, Il - Ocirfrl
thatthc C,uriy Commissioner mcyi 1T the dwelling
hua,c Il Enr. Nbl,,tt ~ Ruml1ui. on Tuesday the
t~rlh daN Of Jul, nrNt, 1T ten o'clnck \. VI, and
ih~ncs proceed a. yicS the riuie m-itonci IA said
prliliou; ,un,inicl, after which view, a hearing
of The pirtrs ini witnesses will b. hii IN the VI.
rinity. ani such ulher measures ukrn 10 the
premises as the mnissi,nrr. shall jhlge proper.
All It j. further Ordered. that notice Of tn time,
place ani purpose Of thu Cimni.s,prcr-' mccling
a6rcp,i b. g,vcn ta al persons anl corporations
Interested by causing aties'rd copies Of sad pe.
ttipn ~ IT this order thereon a. a. served uppn
the clerk. III th, town. Of liumlori Nniaycr & RaN-
tf, AMI aso posted up three public places ~ each
sii ipwns, a. puhi.hrd three weeks succcssi,ely
IN The ONluri Democrat, pablo ncw.P,pcr
pfntel at Paris, IN ssii Cpuniy oi ONlar',
the 6fst II sii publication, anl each Of the
olhef notices. a. h. made. served All posted,
1t lclsi thidy days before aid tims Of meet.
ing. u the 80 that all p-rspn, All corporations
may then all there appear and shew cius- Il any
they have, Why tn prayer of s,,d petitioners
shoulI MT h. granted.
Attest; SIDNEY PERlIhM. CLERK.
A true copy of s,il Prtii,on ani Oder Of Coud.
Attest; SIDNEY Peril M, CleIk.
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To the honorable conmi..iooer. Tor the County Of

To the honorihlc Coinmissioaer. lJf the Comfy ~
Oxf,fi.
ID ESPECrFULLY represent. the inh ,hinnts
III ofthr tnwt ~ T. ,rter ~ .,ii r,Iily, that q
highway ~ sad Potter, lo'selly siii Cluniy
Commissioners oa thu pstiti,a oi \. ID. Roberts
anl oihrrs, hiy,ag lr IT, n,lthern trf'niru' the
cenlrr ol the county road l-idiag b, John Saney'.
L,u.e ~ Porter ali by the ms,tiay house To Por-
tee Village. which crntre - to, rJi' south II a
small spruce tree. .t,ning ~ the n,dhsrly side
Of said rial, and on ut Of bnd No. y. ~ the OH
range Of lots ~ sail Porter. oSa-l by Washing-
ton CJ'clrl; aai hsying f,r ~ southern TERMINUS
the pn.nt ct intersection with the counY rial lead
ing throlyh Porter village 90 Cornish, AL nedr
the westerly eel of the bridge owe The inill pond
stream. All lev feet eIstrrly from Whsrr L,ri's
worksn,p firm'rly s,n,l, 1. at reIiirel by com'
ma convenience az necessity, and that the sane
ought % be- discontinued.
They therefore pray YOU To appoint time TO
view the sane. ani tims lnl place thereafter ior
a hearing ia relation To the prayer Of thi. petition
and that y1n will disconlinIr the SANE.
By GEO. q. STACY, their agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

L,TEsr rRON EraoPE. BAroa Hunboldi
/, dead.
The Ausirians have been rcpelled in an
attempt to cross the river Pc.
The SAriinians. i. was reported, bad sell
Rel all the Austrian merchant vessels at Ge-
n1a.
TIE French would in few days muster
10000 troops 10 Piedm ont.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
NOTICE oP FoRECLo sURE.-whrrea.

NOTICE o. Observation-Disclosures.
y JOsErH T.. SMALL, q Rumiord IN the
County 81 Oxford and State of Miine. by hi.
deed Of mortgage dated the 9Th day OF January,
4. u. 1856. conveyed To me the half Of two bots
Of land lying together, snd numbered Is and ~
IN second division Of bot. in X imipr, which said
deed i. recorded with the oxi,rd Reco de-, bpok
lO9 page IS, and 10 whieh reference - hereby had
10, a more f,ll description Of tie premises.
The condition. Of said mortgage having been
bsokra. I hereby claim To ioreclo.e the same,
agr,eably 10 the statute ia such case mldr aud
prNidcl. STEPHEN COLBuRN.
Rninloft, May q, 1859. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

% New York on Thursday, a horse sulrr-
ing from hyJropbobia in bis agony s~ited
tie shaiJ Of wagon between bis teeth, and
shaking the vehicle violently wrenehed the
'aa.,, entirely "a. lie alsJ attempted TO
hts two men, and tore their clothing con-
'idsrlbiy in his efforts. The animal was
shot.