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FOREIGN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETING sales of the
three days in the Liverpool Cotton market % 900
bales of which 1000 taken by specuators and 1000
by exporters The advices from this side per steamship
Africa caused decline to the extent according to
circulars of 1l6d Others, however, merely quote the
market eaSler but quotations unchanged. The market
closes quiet The quotations of most of the circulars
for middling Orleans I'd, mddling Uplands 6. 1316d.
STATE OF TRADE.-The adyices from Manchester
continue the market being firm and closing with
an advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.-The Liver
pool Breadstufs market dull The stock of -four
inferior and almost unsaeable. Messrs. Richardson
Spence Il Co. quote Western Canal 19s "a 20s; Philade
phia and Baltimore 20s. .Qg21s.; Ohio 22s. .d24s. Wheat
quiet but frmred Western As Cd d6s Sd. white do rs
1Od (G6s. Sd white Southern 6s. Cd (d7s. Corn dull
mixed 26s d27s yellow 27s.(d2ss.; white sos Ga31s Cd
and holders pressing their stock the market. Pork
dull and heavy. Bacon also dull. Lard dull but firm
and selling for DIS (G54s Cd. Talow qdiet Butchers 52s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Rosin steady;
quiet. Tea Inactive Congou lid. Rice dull. Ashes
quiet Pearls 3s 9d(d32s; Pots 2as a29s 3D. Linseed
Oil 30s. (1)30s. Cd.
LONDON MARKETS-Bre firm Wheat closed
at advancing tendency Sugar dull and prices easier
but not quotably lower Coffee buoyant. Tea hut little
inquired for prices weak and in cases I'd lower
Rice firm. Taliow sos. Cd I51s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-London money market
generally unchanged. American securities quiet Con-
sols a67S (G964 for the account, ex dividend
BouTCHER MoRTIMoRE, GALE Cos CIRCULAR, LIVER
POOL, DECEMBER II, 1858
There has been again more doing in sated Hides this
week and the sales amount to 4500 Monte Video at
G4 to for 63 to 81 lbs, extra heavy 81 lbs "a
$40 b. A. at I'd for heavy and light Ok In Horse Hides
small lots continue to be taken rs Cd for good heavy
weights In Naona there is less doing large quantity
of Gambler offered Wednesda \. and prices were
firm at los for sound, l3s Cd for heated 1s Cd
I'd for first class ship damaged The Leather market
continues quiet but stocks are light and think will be
found largely sufficient to meet the demand which
experienced,
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/ IMyZ.SENENT.S,

AMUSEMENIS.
FRONT STREET CIRcus-Ths is the last night but one |
OF the Circus Tom King takes benefit, and great
Of talent s engaged Five clowns will be in the ring
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DIR. GEORGE cuMMINs, LEcr1-RE

in regard to the clearance of vessels from that
port LAID on the table and ordered to be printed.
The House then adjourned.
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The Steamer Vanderbilt

The Steamer Vanderbilt
NEW YORK, JAM 6.-The steamer C. Vanderbilt,
OF the Stonington line, before reported ashore on
Race Point, will probably be total loss. Her
mails and passengers have been forwarded to Bos-
ton.
Michigan Legislature.
DETROIT, Jan. 6.-The Michigan Legislature
sembled yesterday. The Goveronr's message will
be sent in to-day.
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THE ADMISSION OF OREGON INTO THE UNIoN.-When
the Committee on Territories shall be duly reached
in the call of the committees commenced in the
House Hall on Tuesday, the bill for the admission
of Oregon as State into the Union will be repor-
ted back and put upon its passage, if majority of
the House favor the project at this time. Of that
fact, we have but little doubt So we anticipate
the passage ofthat measure through the House at
an early day.-Star.
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Gen. Houston was compelled, by the press of
York.
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The gross revenue of the Ohio public works for
the past year reached S3l4 440, which is Sl65,Sl9
less than the total expenses.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

ENGLISH CoNyIcrs.-The Journal of Commerce
says: Two English cnnvicts-one of whom had
been in prison and the ether three times
to this city in the ship Washington, on her last trip,
their passage having been paid in whole or in part
by the Discharged Prisoners Aid Society, of No.
lis Pail Mall, London, MIR. Geo. Partridge, Secre-
tary The men had been told that they could easily
find work here, but were disappointed in that ex-
pectation, and applied to the Commissioners of
Emigration for employment. The Commissioners
having no power to grant their request, but having
authority to compel the owners and Captain of the
Washington to carry them back again, sent them
to the Mayor, requesting him to take them in
charge. Both men made afidavits before His Honor
of the facts in the case and stated that unless they
could get work or were returned to England, they
would be compelled to resume their evil courses to
obtain living. They were sent to the house for
detained witnesses.
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la W INTELLIGENCE.

There business transacted in any OF the Courts
yesterday The United States District adjourn
ed until Wednesday next.
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Tue VIRGINIA DEMoCRAcY.-The Richmond En-
qairer replying to attack upon Gov. Wise says
OF the cooperation of his enemies within and with
out the camp, and Of its future course with re-
gard to them:
'There can be, and there shall be no peace-until
this unnatural combination is dissolved and its pur-
pose abandoned Governor Wise's enemies in his
own camp shall have war-open and declared war
We will not resort to their mode of bush fighting
of which the publication in the Republican OBJ
viously furnishes instance But for the sake OF
fair play, and for the sake of the integrity of our
party, will charge boldly on every ambuscade
and give quarter to professed Democrats stand
ing shoulder to shoulder with the mercenaries of
the opposition
A course Of lectures is to be delivered in New
York, in aid of the Kane monument project. Let
ters have been received by the Association from
men of science throughout the world, expressing
the warmest sympathy with the objects of the AS
sociation, and respect for the memory and achieve
ments of Dr. Kane The Association have already
received many liberal donations-among them
$1,000 worth of stone, presented by Mr.. C. D. Arch
ibald, President of the Albert Freestone Quarry
Company, Nova Scotia. The monument will be
lite-ike statue of DR.. Kane, upon futed column.
1t was designed by Mr.. Thomas Hicks, Chairman
of the Committee on Art and Design, of which the
celebrated artists Elliot, Rosster, Kensett and Hun
tington, members.
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A large number of the citizens of the New Haven
Conn. District have invited Ex-senator or Baldwin
to permit his name to be presented as a candidate
for Congress.
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Horace Greely's friends complain that he is over
ruled by Charles A. Dana in the New York Tribune,
and made to play subordinate part when he is
tensibly the head. This, it is said, may induce him
to leave the Tribune and take charge Of the Cen
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REpEALEp-The Florida Legislature has repealed
the law providing for the incarceration of free ne
gro sailors while their vessels are in port. South
Carolina, we believe, is the only State that has
sunb an an on her statuta hont
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

Bayside Lodge, No. sc |. o. o. F., have offered
$50 reward for the recovery and delivery to them
of the body of Capt. r. D. Mansfield, lost of the
schooner Amelia, near Sandy Point, December
Odd 1855
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The City Council of Galveston, Texas, has passed
an ordinance tining any person who shall ride drive
introduce, any camel or camels within the city,
except for immediate shipment, not less than fifty,
nor more than one hundred dollars for each offence,
and for each camel.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

The favorite little comic operas, so popular in
Paris are being produced at the New Orleans
Theatre. Such composers Clapisson, Maillard,
Mace, &C., vie in popularity with Meyerbeer and
Donizetti. We seldom one of Verdi's operas
announced for production at New Orleans
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

ut., has the following: We learn from reliable
authority that Major Sprague, United States Ar
my, who is now in Cincinnati, but whose station is
in New Mexico, has organized silver mining com
pany in Cincinnati, with capital of 81, 100000,
to work the mines in New Mexico, and that the
company will soon make up their outfit and be at
work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-14
uEs uEo VE.

Ban CoUGH, RAIsISo Btoop, Niour SWAT.
CUBTp.
Mr.. ArtsHss Ruidsr Of Niles, Michigan, writes
For ioas monihs I have heen troubled with
vep bad oough. I 70, 90 bal lately tbs, ! have
a. time. rai.el large quau,ltis. q blood ani some
pus. This frightened me, ior thousht had the
consumption. Night snsr nigh, ~. ba,hed ia
swat. % that vas. When ! came uadcr your
treatment. Eule better than ''wi,hercd t-'d," I
comm,pcsd The u,e Of the Ready Relief, Rspova-
tiss Rs-ols-ut. and Regulators, which got irou'
W J. lorimoFs, ofthi. place. I tathei my che-,
AL throat With Ready Rsli,f, took the gssolsent
three Iis'c. 80 ds,, inieu,,lly, and Gom oDc to
three Regulator. s,sry nishL The first night I
took the Relief and Resolveat. slept in pace.
have had 90 distress from nv cough since that
ushi. In two weeks was oomplstel, restored.
Have no~ a sool arP,tiliie, and am growing hi.
very Tra,, ARTEMtS RUDDER.
Nlss. Nrh.. sept, 10. isS2.
R.R.R, Ohhce. lee ruhon-.i, ".
Soii b, ilulh,rd \ ilammood, Paris; ". A..
4. Rus, ND. -. Paris.
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5. %. wApswoRrm anl 10 olhel..
STATE or MAINE


OXFORD, -. A. the term Of the court of Conn.
" Commissioner. holden at Paris, 10 anI for
the Couniy ~ ONlori, on the twentieth diy ~
September, 4. u. 1859. b, aljlurnn-n, from
fret TUESDAY Of September. 4. ID. 1850.
Upon the hrcgoiny pe,iiion, satisfactory e'i
ience h,ciag hcrn received that the petitioner.
are rcsppasiblc and that inlur, nto the merits II
their application - cNp-d,eht, II - OHDERED,
that the County Commissioners meet NJ the dwell.
leg house 81 samuel u. Wslsvprjh, IN lIira N,
ia s,ii County Of ONford. on f,,diy, the eight .
eenth day of November nrNt, at teno o'clock, AN.
dali thence proceed H. view the route mentioned IN
ins petition; Immediately after which view a hear
iry ofthe parties ani Witnesses will be had az some
convenient place IN the yic,nity, and such other
measgcs taken 10 The premises a. the Commission.
~. shall Judge proper. Aul It .. further Ordered
that notice oi the tine, place AMI purpose OF the
Conmi.sioners' meeting Aforesaid b. given 20 all
persons and corporation. Interested by causing an
attested copy Of aid petition aad thi. order there
on 10 he served on the clerk Of he town NJ Hiram,
anil also posted 10 three public places IN said
town, and publi.hel three weeks successiyely IN
the ONiord Democrat newspaper printe az Pa
rs ~ said county 81 Oxford, the first of said pub
licotioas and each Of the other notices, 10 H.
made. served and posted at least thirty days be.
ferc slld time II meeiiny, 10 the en- that all per-
sons and corporations may then all there appear
and shew GAUGE Il ANY they have, Why the
prayer Of said petitioners should not be granted.
Attest; SIDNEY PEkIliM, Clerk.
A true copy IL aid petition sad order of Count.
Atiest SIDNEY PERiIAM. Clerk.
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LOST.

DETWEEN South Paris and wil.on's Mil.
I'D I. %, IN the County Of ONiosd a snail
foCkET.Book, containing the following de-
scf,bed notes &c hand, aud other papers, given To
and belonging 10 the Subscriber. ,igi Oae note
signed by Luther u. Pickett ior 5000, dated
ssmoiime IN March, 1859. payable N one year and
s,N moahs from date, With iuterest
A note sigasd by Levi Perkins Of Mechanic
Falls, 6r $500. PAYABLE 10 .N n'oalhs from
date, aai dated SEPT. 29ih, lSi9.
A note given by William N. Wilson, about two
war. since. iof about Sli.OO.
4 note sigaed by Levi u. Pickett far tweniy dol.
hrs, ca which $1,000 10 sndoi ed, dated the first
part OF October, lsjs, payable In ono year frOm
date.
A note signei by josiah c. bean Cor slou,
SIS 90, dated somsiip,e IN the spriag Of 1859.
payable IN IN monihs irom date.
4 doe hll given ly :. a. Berry s Co. lor the
value of seven thousand feet oi pine timher Al 80
PEI ", and hour ihousand Eve hundred feet Of
.lrpce timber. payabk IN NAV. ls6O.
An order on Samuel heal 4 Co.. signed by A.
n. GcUi.h 4 Co, ilf 6ity dollars, dated IN Jaly
hst.
A rcccip, signed Nv 4. N. Gcui,h l. Co. for
sighicrn dollars and thhty Eve o.nts paid by ne ior
Sel.on Fickeu; and sundp other paper. Of NJ
Vspe except the owner.
Al pcrsons are cautioned against purchasing
said valuable pspers, a. payment Of the same ha.
bsru stopped.
whoeyst will give Information ~ the subscri-
l-r 1T wilsoa's MILL, ONfbri County, Maize, by
mail. o. ulhersi-c. vhcte aid property can be
obtained, shall b. suitably rewarded
JOHN LOMBARD.
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eumbsr. Of the usual length Of tutors ba-
ton, which was evidently intended as an IL
lus,ra,ion Of his method Of discipline. That
he ha. wsll.ordesed school may be set
down asan argument agains, corporal pun
ishmen,. He counts on beholdins the
" seeds Of vision" which he !. planting,
spring up and scar fruit laSurian, as the
vine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-14
DIED.

IN winihsm. I7th ult. John Eyelsih, E.g.,
aged - Srirs, Nc. l.. Sls one Ut tn early pre-
e. sptbrs uf ll.hron Ac,demy.
o. Nuru "a. NJ. Gvlfg,tu1 Chevy, aged p.
o. ONhft. sD,h u.t., No. Emily Jaae, wilc OF
Bart.rtt kaNausgh aged -.
A. Locke. Mill, lO.h. Chafl-s Davis, son Of
d.. 10, " DAVIS, sgri 10 yrau.
IN Pafts. >.pi, n, Stsphen rainr, agri - yts.
: mnuihs. Ma. paper. pl~as- cups.
a. Hauiofd. 18th ,nst, Me-. MOLLY Bauows
aged -. Mas. Isper. pleass copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-14
Oct. 9Th. lSSa


TRUSTEE SALE. By virtue II Deed uf
i Trust from David Hat II Saiem, in the Com
mcasealh 1t Massachusetts, ] shall IFoccet 10
~ by pebble aurtion ~ the highest bidder, 90
Wednesday. the 18th dsy % October, inst, NJ 10
o'cL,ck 4. VI. at Chapdief's Tavcrn un bethel
Illl. the following lots and pats Il lots of land,
hing in the town Of Mison anil naicheldef'.
Grant. tsing The same hni cOn,c,cd l., John Hart
a. David HAT, D, mortgage, dated SEPT. 9th,
1851. recorded IN ONiofd Rssi.ify, book ~. page.
pa and 2l5, the SANE having becn iorrclpsed
ani recorded "a ONfoui Registry, hnok 90. prgc
l63, a. Wit. lot No. n, in 1t diSision. % u
80 On 1T division, ahrut : acrrs 81 lot No, I IN
- rangr.a pat ct No. 10 ~ range. lots W..
II. ~, -, 30, " ani s.. also his No. I. =. J.
I. 5 All q ia T.. aagr, % ~ ,i. No. -, - and
% in the tnSn of Nasuu; also lpts Ne. ! IN ~.
On Is, I in 10. IL ol > in 10 and IL of IN 18Th
ringr, sls, No. 90, a., i5 AID % 1T No. u and
- in Batrhslcf's Grant; als,. al same time and
place. nhuut cig hicen Thousand 81 Brick. nov IN
chimney, stanIiug on De NJ. I ia aid tnwn Of
Mason. JOHN 4. HtRNllAM, Trustee.
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STATE OF MAINE.

.osroRp. $50 the lIOn. Couniy Commission.
er- within aRd ior said Coaa,y of Oxlbrd.
VOUR petitioners, iahabitant. Of Ramlofd.
Andover. RoSbsfy and vicinity. 10 aid
County of Oxierd, w,ald hambly represent that a
public highway u mach ne-led. commencing al or
near the dwelling. house of Eaos Abbott, In Rum
food Ia sad Coanty of Oxiord. and thencc by
S,ephea Abhou's dwelling house ~ said Rumierd.
all thence over land oi Joseph X. Andrews, situ'
aied IL Aadaver IN said County, to the rad ct ~
near the dwelliny hou-e Of Leoanrd ~. Morse IN
Roxhury in laid County Of Oxiofd. anil woah re-
quest thai said Commissioners. after doe notice IN
the prrni,es. wo'id proceed to locate said road
or highway, NJ prayed zoe. or aay part oi said
rad 90 highway. AMI make any discontinuance OF
h 9 same ~ may sc.'n right ~ just.
JOSEPH II. ANDREWS aud IS Others.
Dated at Rumiorl. August %, 1859.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-O,rORD, S., Sepiem-
y ler rs, 1850. Tsken on execution IN favor
Of Mar, Ann Reed, Administrative Of the goods
and estate Of Levi. Reed; deceased. and against
Zoos T.. Small, and will he sold by public auction
10 the highest bidder on Tuesday the twenty
fifth day Of October next, m one OF the clock IN
the afternoon, at Posters store, at Mexico Cor.
ner ia said Couaty Of Oxfor, all the right of re-
dempiion which the said Eaos y. Snail has or
had on the twenty-seeond day Of February A. ID.
1859, when the sane was attached on the ofigi.
nal writ, Of lot No. ~, second division Of lots IN
he wn Of Rumford 10 SAL County; al'o fifteen
acres Oh OF the Richardson farm, being I he same
premises described IN part in n mortgage deed
Iron, said Small TO Otis Baker, dated October j,
1856. recorded, Oxford Records. book 1903, page
80, and ia part in a mortgage deed IRON said
snail 10 Rebeccs MeCorrison. dated December
IL, 1858, recorded in Oxiord records. book 10,
dage Isl. JOHN I. sEvERf.
% Deputy Sheriff.
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TRI,sURT OrTIeE. PARIs,l
October 4, 1859.

rUARDIAN'S SALE. Pursuant to license
VI from the lion. Thomas H. Bcown. Judge Of
Probate for the County OF ONiord, I shall sell by
public auction uale.s previously disposed Of BY
private sale, on Saturday the fifth DAY Of Noyem.
bsr. 1859. at O'Clock, L. 81, at the store OF Ia
"a jewell 10 Wood.Iock. part rail- the real e..
tate Of which l.orenis 4. and Charles u. Pack
ard, minor heir. OF Henry ~. Packard late Of
Woodstock in aid county, deceased, are seiIed
anil possessed. 10 wit; Lot No. 30. containing 81
acres, more or less add part OF lot No. 81, ooa-
uining ~ ceres more or lrss aud lying In the west
part of Woolsiock, ALDEN CHASE,
Sent. %, IS5g. Guardian of said heirs.
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Paris g. Bridgton Stage.

4 STAGE leave, Br,dgtpa Cealre. iron the
n Briiyt,n House. diil', At i.2 O'Clock, 4.
VI, passing lhr,ugh North BSidgtpa. Iiaui.oa
and NORWAY. connccting with the ear. at South
rst. which arrive ~ p,ril,nl At 2"'cL,ck, Pm.
Rrturaing. leaves South Paris 90 the arrival IL
the LIS tr,in irom PoHlini aai arrives in Iridy.
ton NJ To'clpck, y. VI.
The abpye stage rn. 10 fryrborg, Mondiys,
WEDNESDAYS aud fndays. Return. Tuesdays,
Thursday and SATURDAYS.
Down tickets To be hal of the driver;.up tickets
for IIaui.pa, ndlgtpl sni fyeburg, .Old at ITO
Grad Trunk Depot, Ponlanl.
80 J. W. FOWLER. Driver.
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The n,,rrnnird nliicr..

The Weekly N1vrllrite' saw;
p,.l-p.a o. one 81 the prvuiliny diseases 81
our country. Thu, b. oviay both to chmUe aaI
ih- aln,., universal habit Of eating oar meals too
rapid, O, alni, Of proper Digestion. Bat IN
.pit- OF thee adverse circumstance, thi. disease,
even when !, h,s brcom, caran,c, disappear. rap.
40, b, The us- ~ the pNyg-natsd Biurr.. which
have been Cu,I 90 prove a. ias,ll,als remedy.
rroa tls pui. ofa wilsl, circulated Magazine.
B,.ian. Jul, I ISIS
Me.srs. :. ". Fowl 4 Col have takrn
three hiti,es Of the ON,r,nitri Bttcr. anl have
derived rs,at t-aeht ifum their u.c. I have bcrn
much i'oahisl Nth p,pepsa Zoe several yc,r.,
,ni f,u,i oait,ag that sdlried hoe auy relief an.
90 u.ei thr h,tfrrs. I mn-t chrcriuIIy rrc1m-
rrli them tn 40 shs are ahlici~l ~,th this most
trDull-sliue sal siubhoru compliant.
JAMES ROBINSON. ofthe
Sludrnt anal SchJolmste.
From Gen. 4. G. Dtlge. Minister 20 Spsin.
W.shiagt1n. u. G. Nav l..
~. Geo. n. Grsrn ,-Dcar Str.-Thr OVgr-
rlis,l Bitter. With which ,ou we're % kiui a. 90
trnish ur. have h,i a me. .sllt,r, effect in my
ensc. v,s .rolbei with Dyspepsia ior i'ur
,strs durug ~h.ch t,nr tr,ri may ~ n-i,ss,
lot '-s~S net s,lh ar, 80 grni a' Nour Biti"rs.
am nIw tn The r1flNm-1t "l gu1i hrahh, A1u !
hnpe ADD believe. that al. who us. the pN,grnated
lhurf. siI Cad then a. srryicablc a. have
i5u1d them.
Nah high respect, your ob't servant.
4. 4. DODGE.
Prrnarri D, Srru W Fowls + e.. Boston.
and f,r .aie b., a. o. Bate = 60. Pans: wm.
4 Rus. S,nJh rans; u. =. Nryrs. Norwa, /;
T.. As,oi 4 e., Ruckhrli; ". :. Chase 3
Co, DNheli; .. :. Ch,1iles ani &. %. a..
Mason Bethel AL b, dealer. everywhere. p
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N AR FRIED

o. Pare. Sth. %, Joha Dcnp.tt. E.q., ,,ru. 4.
JacAsln, o. NJ. Ellen Jur.i,l both ut Pare.
a. t,lniuri. 22i u't.. Ma. Wa Address o.
Nc. u,nnth Ni5.1u. h,ih uf Ruuf,Si.
a. Poul,tl. - q ult., william \. = i-li 81 Port
land 90 Me- Flea Brna'u OF G1tham, y. u
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JEW ELR Y.

A ON raryias ~ pro, fo- 50 a,. 10 500. fisrs
t1tis p.'ehs'sr u sv,ry BOD.
VIE iake pleasure ia aslias that the hberai
w apI i.crcs.isg pstrossEe bs',o~ed oa us by
the people of tew EasL,ai, asi other parts Of
the couatry. easbe Ia od.f .till yresis, isdsoc
m-ui. 90 purchaser. ~ bOok.. ant individuals or
association. getiiag up clob'. thea ever brfore.
The advantages se possess over any other aim
liar establishment. 10 the eJun'c, especially for
6iag New Eag,ni orders. INST be evidsat To
those aoqa,iatsi With ops position, and ua,ier-
.,snd osr superior all Increasing facilities ior
10, NJ business. Oar advantages IRE a. follo~s;
We publi.h large list 1fvaL,bls books.
W. obaia large quintiiie. Il other valuable
works IN eNchang- fif osr o~n.
We bu, large sdiiisas IRON other Publishers foS
cash at very low prices.
We PCT no objectionable book On our catalogue.
We oder ne ,sdacemeat. which We do no, isi-
Gll.
We bry our ~sishe. 10 large quantities Coz cash
and ofIbe hist make.
We have osr Je~elry made 70 otler by the best
manufacturer. IN thi, cpsntry All Earope.
IIy dpiny m extensive bl.'ns.s ws esa make
very valuable presents mow Gtqpsn'ly to Par-
rha.e1..
Our present plan of operstioa. 10 the sane 80
osisinaieI Eve yenr. ago nv Mr. q. q. Evas..
and IL .anc,ioned MT only By the highest Jsd y
,ia aui Sofity IN ne ly every State ~ the Usio
H., by the voice u the people from Maine TO Gals
| iE,fnia
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S,HERIFF'S SALE. .OuoKD. SIS; Sep EN-.
- b~r lth. 4. ID. 1850. Taken oa execution
aud will h. .ph by piblic lnction a. tho highest
b,dler .oa Monlay the twrnty.buiih DAY of Deto-
b.r neat. At one o'cock Z. ", nj the office II
kimb,ll & ligent IN Pari. 10 aid Counly, all the
right ~ equity which John W. krai,ll had on
the iWcal, .fiih day oCJuy 4. ID. 1850. when the
same w.. attached 90 the originil writ, 10 redeem
CERTAIN Ut or parcel Of hni With house ani
stable thereon. situated IN the villigr Of Locke.
Mil. in sad C,uty of OSarl. b-ing the prem.
ice lately occupied by said ksniall and contain.
ins ab'ul sixteen .qpare rod.-io he sold subject
To a lnlrtgage 10 Ctlyia CrocNer.
J. 4. CLARK. Deputy Sheriff.
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TO DYSPTPTICs

And an Mo .a6sS thr ,oriury' which I'M. die.
ease iudistc,n oar arn or alliher Of IT, various
phases, cure yOar,s'fP-maasutly and speedily by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-14

CTRAY SHEEP. Came into the enclosure
- the subscrib,T, on or abou, the 9th Of Oeto-
Der, % sheep, bearing the following marks:
3-Leit ear cropped, hole 10 right.
lT-l,ight ear cropped aud hole IN same.
7-Rigbt ear cropped.
The owaer is hereby requested TO prove proper
~, paw charges, and take the sane Awsy.
PRESTON ROBINSON.
Paris, Oct. II 1859. 3T'