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HE iiCal Discover y,
Tgg GREATEST or TIE AGE.


lTR. KENNEDY II RoShury, m. Discovered
vi in u1. of ono pasture urrt. a remedy thst
ru,r. EVERY KIND or HuNOR. from the
worst scwfh down io common l'implc. We
has tried DO in u,,rrirscn HUNDRED rascs, aud ney.
81 fi.rI except boz two. o. has now i1 he poe.
sr..,1u rtrl two hr1drsd rfuihratcs 81 BE- value
all wthiu tvruty m.ir. 1T Boston.
TWpbltilr. ATE warranted to core nursing sore
mouth.
Oos 100 three bottle. will core the worst Lind 81
pmpie. 0n ihr face.
Two OF thrrc bItllr. will cure the system 81
bike.
Two BOTTLES IRE warranted 90 CURE thr wofst
kiud uf ranhsr boz The uuuih lni stomach.
Three Co h,r l-ulss arc warnuicd o. cure The
wort kiHi II rDsip"as.
Onr 90 two tIiiies are warranted 90 curc alb
iunf. ul ihr rNfs.
Two hau'e.arr warranted to cute running in The
caf. ,nI blulchr. in the hair
Tuuf 90 Elk bottle. are warranted 60 cure our-
ruft snl rinHing ulrsrs.
Our bottle Will crfr seal eruption. ct The kin.
Two or tht,, bottles sfc warranted 20 carc che
mr.i tr.rsnis ri.,s uf thCumltism.
Thrr- i1 10. bottles ate warranted 10 cnrc The
fali IL,ru.
r,cn eish, hottie. cure the very worst ca's'
OF .srulrh.
4 leur6t f.. alvny. expected from the frst Bot.
d.. anil 70 perfect cu,c Warranted When the above
quuti' ). taken.
Nlth1g lplL. 90 improbable .o those who have
in vaia uiri all the Wondsriul medicines of The
day, as ihlt +, cpmmpn veci, growing in our p1s-
tufrs aui alunr uI stnur wa.i. sh1ull cure eve
o, humpr: Vet 10 b. NOW lNsl ftct. liHuph1Nr
huuYr 90 has got tn start. Thee are 90 ne 90
ants ah,ui ~. curing some eases hdt MT you're
lIr has p-,lIlcl over a thousand bottles Of 81 ~
the vicinity Of Boston, nod knoWs thc 'Hccl ol %
intvcr case. u has already done s"ri" 81 lle
grr,te.t crfcs ever ouu" iu Massclusriis. lie
has given il a. ,hiliron year oli, and 10 OLD
and 90 "a rspplc of aiNN; md has seem poor, pee
N, kinr children, ~ h1sc fs.h VIE suiisni ilil-
ic ,c.tuui 90 perfect state Of health lN the "'e
ofupc battle.
T,th,., who are troubled with siok headache,
on loiic will always cure II. II gives great &C.
Lafin c,lanh ami ditfiness Some whn have ~
Non IL have hesn costivc ior years, aud have hcrn
regustrdh y IL. Where ihe indy b. SQUAD Il works
,,uiie ras, bat where there y any arrangement 90
the function. of ngiurc, 10 WILL cause NeN Singular
fs.Irs., bot ,uu must not D. aiarmeI-lh,l "ll
diapusa, On irum four DAYS 90 - week. There D.
never a iad result from ton the contrary uhtn
that feeling l. gore, ,ou will EEL yourscliliAra
new prr,on beard .ume 81 the most rNinva'
CANT enromiur- ul IL that m'n ever li.iened TO-
80 chpngc of!irt ever accessary lat The best
yau can get and cunugh oiiL
RoNnuHY. Sept. 10, 1888.
Thj. 10 certify that a. a. Hay, pmssisi,
Portland, i. the orly dds authorized gcnrralngrnt
.or ms Medical Discovery lar b" state ct ht'"",
ami t,att. !. .u,pi,ed With he scnuinr direct
Gom M, T.b,rainf, DONALD KENNEDY. [
H.. nay. Dmggi.i, Portland, the onlp au'
thoifei agsnt flt Maize.
Son b., AuIreNs {. Rates, Pal,s llilli W. A.
Rn.t, So. ra,is; T. Atu.Od s Co., Buckheldi
u. Z. NayUs, Norway.
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9TH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE.
Observation-Disclosures
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
Ct. G.. EVAN S g. CO.
At,heir original Gil bookstore
No. 45 Cornhill, Boston,

COMMENCE the new year With an sahcged
c,,,i,yue.--, s,eitrr variety of Gihs,--it'
cSc,.eI f,rilits fbr buyins goods and doins Dust
49,. ,oI are nov prepared 10 oncr grraier w
,l,c.re,t. 10 nook haycr. ihia ever iFlofe'
Tim. has proved that the gili system y ref.''
,snt. Eyans 4 Co. are doienninei 10 prove lh''
,h,r ..t,hl,.hment Is Conducted under that ss''e"'
In a more lilenl asd Impartial nanser 'hhn say
o,hs,. IIavins lived ,lo~a a'aast Al "pP'''''on'
AMI haying The legitimacy Of their p,,n OF opera
,,oo ACKNOWLEDGED bnm Maine 10 California, 'nei
60, ,Iofl ~ l,c generous. Toy them and judse
f,r ,pur.rlyrs
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COUNTY OF OXFORD.
Commissioner of Iasslyeury

WYE. thr subscriber, hlfir. II.ru d. ...i.I .'
w che Hon. Ih1ma. 10. iiuaH, ".... . .I.'
htir flr Doe Cuu1ty ni uNir.. Com
receive aHI rNsmin" ihr t...". I.a .'f, DO
creditor. ct Soanu. s.. Code isIr 90 bIu,as.H.,
On sll County OF ONi1rl. le,ris.. 4, 800 ..'..r
b. represented ins0Iy.Ht, hrrrl -.f. u|. ..1t
,iy mD.ih. lrom aui aIrf Ihr lI.I .HE March
4. ID. 1850, h,yr tsrl allowed iH .H.' .. '.r
10 l,irg 90 add prose their claims l- "si .Hi '''
tair; luI that we Will attend in th. HIf H.. '.l
u. at thr .irrr ui George ~. p.'.., Ht l..h'.s
Mill'. iu said G.rrnuu.i, Hl tar Hfs' ~.'..'u
uf rt,h ,, che month. uf Jon. H". ~.I...f''
u,At, fum 900, O'Clock iI Use u'...s t.N.
ALNNu NNuIr.
GEUEGI IS rAI,.I
I.rLr,. Nm. Ann N. I.LI-
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or
BUCnlN'S Tl'NGiRliN BiLSlNI
OF LIFlGl
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
TnEaar,1 rvoli,unruEDr TOR

Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
Great Cnrc ai NrrsO - Consumption.
4 ifisaf rlitst fslu o. tsi n dsih, ty ~ HsH'
ea1ls H1i.rp.
warsr. W,. Oct. II. 1916.
TbD. =. BaI'rr-Dtlr : 81 tel q siur'rc
pleasure nr tlr opportunity ulrrrl Io express a.
,uu biy appruh,iipp of ib- ilu,-irisn Halsam. I
ihInA win che blessing ui Liui lru, .denrr, ]
uvs in, liir tsthi. ip.,tiri8he mriiclne. have
lsrn iur somr tup rr three Nrtr- afflicted With
lt.upiN &C nef,0u. rlrs1Wpiit 70. attended With all
us hlfrsrs I rupip,rI srytul tih,r'ut rb,st.
clans. bet The, c0u.d r.,c ur iDihing o. reach ny
Gee, unI ! cHu.Uani, grew worse, and II list
uas cuuhufd 90 iuy I'D with 90 inflammation in
rl, stomach. hing. and liver, .nld .syric Ialpi
t8fipn 81 ihr b,.ut, a1l thr .isttsssed beating
v,aiI .rmet,ns. i,st two 20, three huur- ant IT.
tcu.lnes 80 ,iUlrpt as O. shake us bed. knew
in ihi. situation 7 crHii moe iorg survive. Ny
dlrior anil neighbours said t'ls sauir. Trend
accidental, scot 40 my LimiH an advertisement
ui B1ch,n'. ilua-irian l1i.an. They procured
m- q h,tth, ani With s,iue tal1cBncr cummrn-
csdrking H.. The ir.t do.e gave ue imme late
relief. ssj iu frU DAYS Duuli situp hirrn miu
wrs. anil cpnilun'd a. gain urii i"ok thirteen
ls,tils.. l uuw raios br,icf h'alh, although
somewhat advanced ln Ne4u than ior several
years pet. uy physirlu iU,nkly conlassrs that
Il va. th. llin. luau B,l.'m that cu.rd mr.
Nuur. respectfully, LUCIG &. CUSllMAN.
Certificate 90 the Fp1ibycty vhu furnished the
Hungarian laisam 60 this psiiaui.
The mas certify that ] an argu tiuirl With
Me Lucie &. Cushmsn and vas witue.. of The
effects ui The Hungarian Bllsao, described iu The
above csrtic,te. iier case was "a very severe
ani dln, erDu~ ONE; anl che ruis j. considered
vop rrma,k,lir o, 30 who knew her She ~.
oun6pri Go hor I'd. hal watcher. ~ night, aud
was n,t expected a. lvc hui "a lew ds,s. Whea
she clu asnrri t,ki1g a.. nLan. h. i. aow
boz o. trr health thin .hc be- been ipr unau, years
The ilungafisi r,an b. htil ~ the aighrsi
pis.ihl. r-iintiipn ia th.s county,
OGgiS :. ANDREWS, Apolhecaiy.
Wausu, Orlphcr %, 1915.
Sole Proprietor, DAVIrF. lHlBLEr.w Water
town, Macs. o. ahom an or irrs .hould be AL
.lre.scd. Sold b., Druggists and dealer, m nedi
riae iuevet, towainthv Dated State. and Brit
ish provinres. lml5
W A.gUSr, igsnt, South Paris.
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NArpN,L DETEgN,r. Et.t,r One r.
the most distinguished authors in GERMANY
usel " a.s'r' ,a..t Goo empire ai ,lr SEA br-
ionsci Co England, o., empire % tl" ,,rr,
TO Franc, AMI che cup.r, ei ihs air o. G.s.
many wbile Mant-gu,.u observed, as Oh.
result of bis travels. th.t Germany vp.
made to BE- visited, ltl'y o. rep..s iu. Eae-
land % thinS in. AMI France O., li,tm.
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OVTorr, ss.-itih the team n the Count ~ Cou1.
IN Commissioner, hoh!rn ~ rau., in and iur
the Cont, eft ONiIrI, uu che sc uul lucsdiy Of
Ma, 4. u. 1889:
Upon che ff-gui1g p~iitipo, saiistc'oN evil
Jcnrr having hrrn received that the petitioners
arc Responsible, ani that inquiry into thr merits
II his application - sNpedirui, Il y Orlfrrl
thatihe C,snl, Commissioners meet AZ ihe dwelling
house II Euus Abbott n Euml,rd, An Iur-iiy the
tSrlhh de, 81 Jul, next, At ten 1'cork 4. VI, and
thence proceed tpyisN The route mentioned u said
p-iitinu: immrji,ir', a0rr which view, tearing
IL the tItt.- aud Witnesses will D. bal in The Vi
cinit,, and surh other measures aken in the
pfeini.c. - the Commissioner shlll JUICE proper
AnI II Z. fiuhrr Oulttri. that notice 81 ihr time,
place sni purpose uf thr Commissioner mccting
alares,id b. giyCn o. all persons anl curpomlions
Interested. D., causing sticsted cnirs Il sali pc
iiian ,nl ~ this ofuer thrreuR t. d. served upon
the clerks 81 tht iuWu. 81 l,uutiui Auduyer Row
bury and aisppo-iriup in 3puhlc places ln each Of
saii loNn..t1i pu1li.hei thu'r NreAs succc.si,tly
in The ONord Democrat, puhlic Newspaper
pfiut..i a. Pari., IN aid Cnunty of ONior'.
the Gf,t ol sld plbhr,lian. aud each Of the
Other notices, 10 De made, served anil posted,
Al least ihiuy days leiirr saii TIME OF meci-
Jog. 10 the eii that 40 persons AM Compilations
uiay then anl there appear ani shev cau.e Il ANY
they have, why ih- prayer OF saii petitioners
shoulI not b. granted.
Atie.t; SIDNEY PERilAM, Cierk.
4 tfue cop, of sail Pciition aui Older pl Court.
Attest: SIDNEY PERM ". Cl.tk.
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T,OVvI--tDNruS Or fVSuIVrNCy :

COMMISSIONERS OF INSOLVENCY.
" TIL .rH.-. '.r. hviH. h.r1 appointed DO,
The h',l,a.l- J ls- ~ Probate tir thr County o..
ONinfi. ''n l-..I HIat. 'l receive 11l sNln.Hr
The cl''mspi Ca r.r .i'1r- pfh r.ftrs 30 W I'Du
CoTinn p. i,f' afFyeptrl. 90 .tiI I.upr,, ..-
eeasei, Shirh b. rrnrs.-rfsi irssItsrf. betrht
give a'ilr1 tll' civ iiib. i.iHi .I. li.b If, I'd
March.A. ~ l>1', lrr rNfe.- ss.f ore .ifHr. 90
bTiag en- at pIutH fh.Ir -',Insi srlthst "a no.
stteai o, Of o. ti, l... gel us. 100 ttra.--..f %
n. Htstirrs ip i.r,.n, 10 tl. s.t ~1u.Ity ia
each month. BEL ? o'.hrk. 4. N.
ID. ". HASTINGS,
JOIN WALkEg
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To che hprrr,}s cluuy c'.n ut.s,1nyt., within
go ftr che rlpat, ct uNia'd.
NOUN petition .fs. cob tlittlts 81 aid rouniy.
v7Hii hnuh'y rrrrosrut chat q public road
.. ul-h urr.lsI commencing 70 or nrtr ODE dwell
ling.hlu.e OF I.rf Abi,lu 10 che jooh ct Rum.
ful i1 1iI co1ni,. ali on me road 'rldiug w
said Al.au's a1I Wii'llm u. CALDWELL o. Au-
dover, ln tl County. thence hy che Dwelling.
hlt-ls Of stephen Ail,,lt ani S,ly-sirr NrWtoa,
,n s,iI l,um.ri. leo thence 10y ur near The dwell
Iug -hlbss u. Stuarl ~. Mnrsc in BpSbnr, in
rsh CHluiy ali thrn-r n the ro1l nrtr thr
dwelling .h1rsH ul Christopher q staple ia said
lnNhr,. hrd 5000 peuiipuTrs pfal that alter
givir- Uu. uI.I.r il ihH pfenisrs, son will eN-
HuIne .lIl ral.s sul locate the same as prayed
flr, anil maze si.h di.r,ntinu,lcr. ns naay be-
nec,.,ary. JOSEPH T. ANDREWS.
aud 90 others.
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zoo DOLLARS WORTH

a. lowest vhnlesllr p'ice.) II The above CHS
will b. impiupU d,.i,,hurd aw0us purchasers,
With ever, $1,000 worth Of Books aoii
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p'i.fs.
Oar Catalogue II Books emhr,rrs allof iho m'si
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.uit aIlil.tr.. in-lpIing lli.tnf,- nogurhN
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srVrE ~ MNINE.


Nav =, l~sl
TTPON the Gllrvin. tuvu.hir- ur 'nrr ai
u land. nut liable il De- lssrssri 900 lH ''vu,
the iplu- bog .ssr.snrnt. fIr -ilt. 'iN a,.r ui.r
by an act ufthc legislature approve 600 ilc h.'t
d., II April. i~l0. ,if.s
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Edited hi Grouor gtrii, aud 'uAt.s -.
DAsA, Assisted iI1 a lu.H.iu.s rHf.r...
Gu.rs ui NlUrrr.

AhfI "I NNN.'Irs
Thi. vofl will %, polished es,.ns..f.t H' ...-
scuftous iu o. large 500. ,..uH... .i.H ..Ht.I''
iug $50 two rolumu rle,.. Nul !. I.. u.'f'
coaiairiB. over 5000 Originally u..fI.u Hu0fs'
will is srut o, m1il 90 au, 1I r.-. .,. .. I..i'
aer. Pu-rrerN l.., Cloth, ,3t i'..t .N.,
leather b . 60; htll Morocco, < o; ii....f,,N-
ua, - 80.
o. order th1ta large circulation DID,. ir -.f0n
o. ihi. vsrh thr ruhh.hel al.u i.f,a ifI" o.. .t.
uuu.hefs couia ming % ra-,s rlrh, ... ID I..s,
containing 2-6 pages each. O.,,N rrH' ..rIfr
and each otr dpI'1rr au containing .I..' U."'r
portrait of -,mr Distinguished u.r.) I'..r u''
ptefcrpay,rg f,t thr enfa 10 iIr fHfr 90 ,,lI',
-. Of .. time. wall o. rralisi tn CO. s., 1 Joe
.ilsrltrrs which meets with u,J, r,spau.e u.m
ysr, many, and which b. is ih"H-ht t p,fsuu ,l
moderate iueans uiii avail hiltr' 90
Now b. thc time Goo register once u.ue iur thIs
great wntA.
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81 regard NJ. Eddy az one iihc most capable
-,t .,,.rs..fiI practitioner With whom have bad
CHARLES MASON.
Commissiouct of Paiouis.'
"JL,.. VI, I,s,aii,s #. afsurisg Iar0iofs h7iiA't
fsarisva psrrsH sore aars''ai ed frHdrar'
ftv ssi o. ,,r sa,ils efptfn, mir arrisr'i-ssia q
80, ,,-sr, ~ il,n, % ,a,ly lHi fararaii,So''if'
...t..,sftts p-ffaf NFff.
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BlaoIrsnithing.

TiNllE .ahscrib,r would .ay 20 his fr,eais and
4 TIL pnb.ic sca-uly, that De j. It'll AZ worn
at his tUis an will a u9 nay job IN hi. hne, as
well IS any bheks uith in abe CIua,y OF ONiord
Please cal aal see.
Shop GA the hih, opposite llcrsty's Foundry.
J. u. STUART.
South Paris, April. 1859. ~
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Agents u, rngagag ihey can be ASSURED ct q
steady income daring ,he prng,c-s 'i ihc rn''i'"'
tipn. oar liberal terms VIII De- mair AnoNn oil"
application To- ID prllishcrs.
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$40 &9lS broadway, New York
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STATE on MAINE.

ONroEp. ss.--Nt thr Cp1u 81 Cpuniy Cnmmis.
s,r.t. hide, at Pans. 10 au Hr che Cpuoi,
of uNnIl, un che sr,Iai luvtI, ui May, \
u. lsi9.
I'prnihr f,ses,in- rrtilirn. .1ii.Gri1O evidence
h,yin. rarrrrr,fi thpt'hr petitioner ace rr'pIn'
.ih.. anil ihst a1 iu4u,y ,nt' che merits 1i their
Application De- rNredieHt, % BE- ou',rrl that The
Comfy C,mmi.siprrf- meet 10 che dvcIli'g hnus"
IT n,nni. llNr. il ONful. on Iu,.d,, ths nine.
t-snib js, of lu., sNt, ~ cen "',l'rA, \. ", ani
thence urrrrtI o. view tbr ruur frrui"usi IN s1ii
petition. ,nusdilisl, after which .os, a l,1riug
81 the parties suI ~ ..ur..,. Will Be- bat af SOME
convenient place Doe trr ,iciuiii. lnd surh other
mr,.nfr. taken Boz ihs pfrmi.r. a. thr touuissinu.
60 shlll DO I-r rr.rsr. AuIiti. fuhrI Ordered,
that nltirr uI tf- Ii1is, piece uri UuIH.r ~ ihr
Comni..i,nsr.' m,ciing aIrfy.aii o. gwen 90 ali
l,fsH1. iu corporations ,ri vested b, r,usiug lt-
tested r.p,r. ~ .ai petition 900 90 ihis "ulrr
thsfrnu to o. srNrl ui su ihr rsrsri'Tc tl,hs ~
thr towns ~ Os'uIi ir ihr rurui, 90 oh'.t, ind
Poland il ihr rturty ui Ar5ru.c..gIr suI llsu pUs.
a., rp i1 thftr public pac.s 600 each nf -nit iuuus;
nul a'.p lp ,1siH. al liirslDI ruit ~ The prii'
tom With ihi. utrr uf CuuIt thri,1u, Co., No. s,t,rd
urHr the ,huunu Of ihr CurHN C.muissi'Har.
Go thr c.rHN oi Arlru..ug.ini ard pulilistri
three sex. surrrssivth nth ONi1ri D,nuriat,
" tirsl UfIHfr.Iat Pare iuail County ti oNiufi,
b.. ihr l,vi.tru Ifl.s Jnufr,l, Iarsr printed in
lsvirtuH. iu .tiI tuuHN 81 Aritu.rHa giu, AND
in ih, k,ur,lsc Juur,l.ths n'vrtars, rfiHf'dh,
ths printer tltlr state thr fl.t uisai| publications
and each Of che other notice. Co d. made. served
auJ posted at lHa.I ihut, ds,s bsttr said time ~
uryur., ip thr rui ihu sllrrr.pus mol ,uuuta.
iinu. ur,, then anI ihrfr spp'ar ari sh.u rlu-' u,
any ihfy have, wh, che prayer 81 .ail petitioner.
should nui Ie gtsH',i.
Attest SIDNEY rCRllAM. Cirtk.
4 true cop, 60 .sii ',titiul sHi OrIrf ui turu.
Aur.r SIDNEY PERiiAN. Cilk.
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ElIpLnYllENT.

cS0 MONTH. aud all sxpensespaid.-An
'pJO Agent h wanted IN cycri town and ,'nn'
~ ~ the Unitei States to engage IN respectable
and easy husiness. 10y which the above profits may
h. &c tsinl, realized. For ft,ihrr particulars adj
dress nr. J. HENRY WARMER. COZ. Of Bruome
and Mercer Streets, New York CITY, cn,losingone
postage stamp. Om52
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u ". HASTINGS.
JOIN WALEEE

CHERlr = SAl.E. ONFoEp, ss--Nri
~ 81. t-jl. Ttkal n1 rNr-ftlf alI u.a..s
psrvira.i, rti--n,J " n I.s .iI by rui.- a1-fian
% Ssiurdt, ih- i,ei',-6lh Ga, 81 June. 4. u.
ls59, - tir E'n a .r.r. ll NlIut, 90 .lii t,irl
~. 81 IA rig1t rI1.ft vbi-l AhIrr ru,tt hns
Of rrf-eui1g trriia IHcs nf .nfr' rtg-i real 90
tate situated in Nnrssr in saii Cslai,. ii.IaI thr
islsai "a. si-rsie sli hii,lrl a1 100 .ti.. D,
the pod 81 htg. ciaiatitHg stx acres. aitrs of
-ss, briHg che slfuf pf-ni.es ihti AI,lsr Pratt
eoaysyel q, Jbtl.htp B.,e., ht his uflus,fr
de-d thereof .lisi la., 5,h. iSij. eel fesss...,i
With th- OSfiri g.rlfl.. b-ik lU3. page sC5.
Trerrraoe 'hs.s,s L.,ag bad Bee a u'ars iali %,
scupiisu tsstr,si.
ANDREW P.GREENLEtF Dep, Sh'd
MOTTO o. PORE LU-CRE. Whrfv.'..
~ J,rtfhtp ieFrli thea of W 1l.trok, g.
th- C..iiiv ifONfini. D., he i.s of ma1i.tge.
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UEBRoN ACADEMY. The 'unme, Tern
81 th,. Institution VIII commence 90 hon-
day. May 3Oth. nader the cha'gs Of sELpLN
a. NEAL, \. ~. P,inripal.
yosgPn DARgOWs, Secretary
Hebron, April 26th. 1859.
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with China, Of all our squadron that has been
cruising in those waters for several years past,
there was not single vessel that could follow the
pirates into the shallow creeks aud lagoons where
they took refuge upon the approach of superior
force. Even when our Commissioner went I'D the
reno river, to negotiate that famous treaty of
his, he was compelled to leave the Minnesota in the
otfing, while he proceeded to Tien-tsin in steamer
OF light draught-the only kind that could cross the
aar at the mouth of the river. Whatever effective
work was done by the allies, was achieved by the
gun-boats, and the knowledge of this fact OUGHT
to satisfy us that our deficiency in this most useful
class OF vessels ought 10 be promptly remedied. 1t
is 10 be hoped, since our new treaty with
China has been ratified, that General WARD will
be empowered to cooperate with the representa-
tives of England and France in securing and con-
solidating the commercial privileges that have
been gained, and that the naval force to be en-
ployed, in future, on that station, will be of a
aracter less ornamental but far more useful than
the ships of war we have been accustomed to send
there. With piratical junks lying in wait for
their prey, at the mouth of almost every inlet
along the coast, the police of those seas must be
exercised by the navies of Foreign Powers If also.
we would command the respect of the Imperial
authorities, we must show that we are capable of
vindicatng our rights; and if we would overawe
both pirates and rebels, we must have the means at
hand for promptly Furnishing the offenders.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-08
BOSTON COURIER.

Ever since the Boston Courier changed owners
some two years ago, it has been edited with signal
ability, and we are sincerely rejoiced to learn with
equally signal success. That journal so thorough
ly conservative in its opinions, and so fearless in
expressing them, should have won for itself high
reputation, not only in the New England States,
but in all sections of the Union where its merits are
known, affords gratifying evidence of the fact, that
fine scholarship and genial criticism are vet appre
cated among us, and that the doctrines of the ul-
trasts meet with sympathy among the better
class of thinkers anywhere. 1t is, therefore, pleas
ant to know, that, notwithstanding the MANY ad-
verse elements which the Courier has had to en-
counter, its circulation has increased threefold
since it passed into the hands of its present pro-
pretors, and that its prospects ''are growing
brighter and brighter every day." That such
ought to be the case, and that it we'll deserves the
success it has achieved, will be cheerfuy admitted
by all who are cognisant of the singular care with
which it has been conducted, the high moral tone
it has uniformly maintained and the careful super
vision which is exercised over every department Of
the paper.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-08
MR.. WALLIS LECTURE.

The lecture of S. TEACKLE WALLIS Esq.,, before
the Mercantile Library Association, (the last of
the course,) which was unavoidably postponed on
Tuesday last will be delivered this evening at the
Universalist church, North Calvert street The
subject announced is the "moral and political econ
omy of LEISURE