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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

Trunks, Is.acettsaa gs,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS AND ER-PROOF
CT II H Z 7.
OF the very best styles and qualitieslo order, and
L. WIS,
49, % and 30 ST. lst,
jy2 2p1i corner mon street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

w MHacHANTs' BANK.- The directory Of the Mer-
i ants' Bank having declared semiannual dividend
" fcur psr ont, II viii be payable on and after the
1lth int.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF SHoEs.-The par
eulax asnonof buyers called the large Of boots
sho and hrogans to take place this day 10 O'clock
ahe ancon Of T. Roger Co.. No. IS Old Leyee street
Tsftna Il sale,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02
Direct Importation.

DeTeCE importation.
NEW GOODS IN % DAYS FROM PARIS!
Per English steamer to New York. and per steamer Phiadel
phia-iust arrived.
EIAGGERTY BROS,
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS
l2s CANAL STREET,
VIII open THIS MORNING choice assortment SEASON
ABLE GOODS, only &c days from Paris consisting of
Very Rich New Style Barege Anglase Chine and Satin
Plaid.
Robes deux Jnpes Barege Angaise-Neves STYLES
Robes Barege Anglass Broche and Camele.
organdy Robes deux Jupes-small Patterns
Organdy Muslins-Eew Style-Smal Patterns
"a Black Grenadne s-4 Black Barege.
ga Black Bagenos S-4 White Barege
Black Silk Grenadine
Black Barge Robes deux Jupes Saline
Barege Robes Grisaille deux Jupes Saline.
Black All Wool Barege Naturel.
Black Crepe Barge Black English Barge.
Black and Colored Barge shawls Black silk Burnous
p ises and Mantillas.
1 case choice Plain Mode Silks.
Black Gros de Naples
Boiled Silk.
With other les of GOODS by same vessel all of
which are we Il worthy the attention of purchasers.
HAGGERTY BROS,
jy1 2pl2t .Touro Buildings,
.MeTChnnts
Who wish avdance faithful clerks or young men, can have
them learn
BOOKKEEPING, MATHEMATICS,
PENMANsHIP, FRENCH SPANISH,
GERMAN ENGLISH, etc., at
DOIBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
log Canal Street.
During summer month"; any hour from A. NJ. to p NJ
A%LADIES CLASSES from I to 9 A. NJ iyl 2psta
School V,aCntiOns.
Teachers aud pupils who wish improve themselves during
vacations in
PENMANsH1P. BOOKKEEPING,
MATHEMATICS, FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc., can do SO at
DOLBEAR
COM MERCIAL OLLEGE
lo6 CANAL STREET,
sB- Ladies' Glasses from A. NJ Gentlemen from A.
MO y +. NJ. jyl 2p3l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

Southern
CLOTHING ESTABLISH ME N T,
as, rs and 80 st. Charles street,
CORNER o. Consox s1REEf.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WHoLgs.ALE AND RETAIL! .
Just r.cved per late steamers one Of the largest and
MOS, Aagnihcent stocks OF
FAsHIoNlBLE
SPRING AND SUMMR CLOTHING
EYER BROUGHT rot TIE SOUTH
which, for Style, Material Workmanship and cheapns..
Goods are divided into three Dartmen.s but all under
one general view:
STORE No. Is ST. CHARIs STREET.-THE
Boys clothg.
STORE Ne q ST. CHARLl STREET.-THE
Mems Clothg g.
STORING. 50 ST. HARLISTREET-Fo.
Furnishing Goods ii Shirts.
nzrsalesnen speak French. spanisnd English.
L. WYONS,
Is, q and 80 Charles street,
ty2 2plt corrsf Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

B0ys' Clothing Ep0s'i,ssss,
No. rs ST. CHARLEsaERr. A..
Between Canad Common streets,
This Store Is exclusively for
YOUTHS, BOYS AND GDREN's:
CT II H N G., Il I1 II 81,
And
3D.. FURNISHING Cos,
wHoLEs1AHD RETAIL.
Jest opened q LARGE sK Of
DRESS AND SCHOOL LOTHING,
Embracing every Style anality.
All Of which will be sold at verJonable prices,
narsalesmen speak French, Spanish English.
L. wONs,
Nos. rs, % and 80 St. 6 street,
jy2 3plt cornecommon street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

THs FouRfH At MIssrssIPPI CITY-Mr. VIM.
Bs1nes proprietor Of !" Barnes Hotel" Mississippi
CITY, ANNOUNCES jollifcation at his commodious ca
ayansary the glorious Fourth the staple features
u H. patriotic exercises Of the occasion to be
grand dinner and grand ball at night. See adser.
I'D nntica. = - Lt.s.9.l
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10. o. F. Officers and members Of Washing.
ton Lodge No. s. are requested to meet at their hall
= O'clock this afternoon, to attend the funeral Of
their lats brother, Samuel Briard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02
To Cotton. Factors ana Planter

fne subscriber having completed all his machines Is nov
prepared to supply all orders IRON HOOPS With
proved Ie FOR next seasons Of early application |,
This new fastening acknowledged by all who ha,s
far superior to any invented before.
Apply at No. l2h Commercial Place. BEI.cHER. k,s,,
M 2psm ,,,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

NEW GOODS IN % DAYS FROM PARIS!
Fer English steamer to New York. and per steamer Phiadel
phia-iust arrived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
EEs re re .
nIsEAsEs.

HEREDITARY DISEASES.
A Young gyut'.maa, nos ~ the -. Nicholas
had l.,u Affected With sab Ehsum fruu, he bath.
tn 6rst Eve years ,t appeared 90 he hands onl,
-l- b. up~ p. 90 che first a., ~ June, ~hsu
h. eammeucs,l the u-e ct x z Rruaei,rs, it had
'pr-,i 40 over hi. body. SiN DAYS use of Rad
vsy'. Rsuova,iug Re.olysut and Rsguhtars.
proved thsir wonderful edcacy. The skia a.
.unsi 30, natural ooodi,oa, yli ma's, snd hsal'hy
J. tss.,y da,. Oh. poisonous rheum was enlirely
srsiieiiej from the s,stem.
Ps,.on. suffering With .kin disease. Of oag
s,aliia., Nth ehronic disease. irom their bi'th,
Supposed to b. transmitted to then by their dis
ss.ed ., 80. wiu God that however 'aprrgated
With poisanou. virus ihrir system may h., Raj
-sy'. Rsao,a,iag Rssolyeat ~ill cleanse. reno
'aie. resolve. rebuild and restore the weak ssd
sasound AL diseased organs g. pnre. strOng aad
healthy eoai,ti,n. RRR soh at I62 fui'On
Street.
sod BY D. =. BATES & CO. PARIS; and BY
VA. RUST. VI. u. south Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

TINS FlSsT B,rrlE. A private in the
French army. who syo,li bis pAntaloOus in
the s.h,. but by his g,llan, conduct, won
those Of Sergeant.M.jor, writes to his
friend. at home. describing the battle Of
Montsbell1 where he Gr,t saw ere.
This was the 6r.t time ever saw Ere
and was not the only one. Well | am
no, ashamed Of myself. True, I made my
bow to the fr.t balls, bu, Henry ", they
saw dii as much at the beginning Of every
battle.
Bs,ides. II is physical effect, and has
nothing 70 DO with the will.
But when this tribute Is paid, do yon
know bow every di.charsc elscierire' YOU :
1, 6. like whipping the legs ola race horse
The halls whistle io your ears, knock up
dust about yOu. kill one. wound another
,ou hardly give them the slightest a''en'
non. You are griny; the smell Of powder
enter. YOUR throat aud rises 10 your brain.
Your eve 10 bloodsho,. your look is hN'd'
stidrned uron the enemy; all the passions
are combined in this terrible passion which
the SIGHT OF blood aud the nO'se OF battle
rOusc- ia the soldier.
But. A. I was telling You our company
had not much to .uasr from this target
practice. Nv Sob lieutenant, NJ. R,
W. wounded ju-t a. he was popping over
IA. third Austrian with the riae Of my SER
esant.majr, Who was knocked sta by two
BALI. one in the bead and one in the neck.
Our artillery, meantime. was doing won.
Ger. their halls show "a Us daylish, through
the rank. ofthe enemy, who were, however,
answering la ,ool round terms.
All thi. finished where, perhaps, itshould
bav, commenced, We surround him, sho1i
.r 70 faiorl's 30 and throw ourselves on
the Greats
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
Dr. wi.,ar'. Bal.am OF Wild cherry.


The editor Of the Flag Of cor us'oa,' says
II n. paper Of Jul, II. ISIS "Ths memory Of
De. wis,ar !. emhalmed IN the heart. OF ,hous
aals ~ho have experienced en,ire cure irom
Coushs. Cold, Consumption and Pulmonary de
ease gsusrally by the zee Of this B,l.aa. The
invalid need ~, isir n give thi. preparation a
careful ui,l. .. ~s .Peak from experience. Mors
thaa tea ,safs since the editor Of h. paper tested
"a. sNcrllsncs b, iadi,,daal trial ~ hi. family
Nth the INST Surprising results. a. curative Of
palrnonsry disease"
Letter ifom ELer u. l.. Gilnaa. minister Of the
Gospel 10 Nsr.,oa,.
Gl,yet, VI, Jsne %, 1859.
Messrs. : ". HoWi- \ Co.-ients. II hereby
crrti6 that have i.ea truuhled ior several wears
Nth q Iidicahs II The heart sai luags. snd hav
uir,l almost ever, rcnedy 1T the numerous ones
Which have b-su recommended wiihoui r~-riyinr
~, brn.ft; hut bal ben growing weaker AID
wr,ksr. uniil, h,sting 81 Wtsnf's halsam of
NiI CHEVY, about a Neaf ago, commenced %.
ing % Nth iausliate 'rlief. u has MT onl, 49,.
stored IN, hog. 10 q sDani state. bot an eniire-
II rss'e,i II he d,fculy or d,se,sc ~ the heart.
hsvr ~ hesitation be- saving that u u the h-st
luug m-jcins before The public, an most cheer
mll, ant con.cirniipusly rscommrni q O. al pr
sons suffering with pulmulal complaints.
n. l.. GiLSaS.
Prepared b, Srru ". Fowls \ Co. B..iou.
ari ilr ss's d, n. .. Rate. : Co. Paris, Wm.
\. Ru.t. Sunih rsus: u. .. N"yr.. Norway
g.. Atwood \ Co., BucA6sid, ". :. Chase 4
Co., niN6eli; r. = Chaniier anl &. \ -. n.
Macon, Bsthsl, and Nv jralsts e,cfywhsre. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, and
INClrIENT CONSUMPTION.

4 BOUI ~ wears ago the Eurup.,n Corgh
y Ermr,Iy vs. iBir,a'uC~d into thIs STATE, ani
% q. o. o. pfv.ums1 that bet les tfv uus unar-
gultHtrU wIth &c. ,irtuss, m1nN are nHs hVing,
wh1. but ipf 90 remedial rrw O.. Suud have hs~n
beng .iHrs BE- thr .piut hnd. The Ngrufs have
Iu.l received Il if,.h .uppl, oitli. iuV,iih'r zoe d.
lsin, snI 10 wh1 rfg -udrfiug inlr rough., sud
have thrisilfr cause iur drrsiiHg rln.uuptl"u.
are iB,ft-,l o. give % s trial IN. fIlusI1g ease
af ,sfs bs. i-yu seut 18th rrlnssi that BE- shoui
o., Jsb,.hsi bee the l-',sht Of uths,s; % b. irun
NyrtHus 4. Work. E.g., hrnstN ui Metciiih
Village, uHw ct l.aniud, y. a..
Re-, Walter Cbtkr-Dssr Sir. Ampng the
thuu.tnjs ufthtnk'ul hslit., a. sNprrs-si 90 500
b., letter, place accept m, s,ncrrr thaHks ht yuur
,aI1sIIs couch mgtlstna. &C. am tuI, hauAiul
that I sysi heard ofihs Errupsan taH-h Rrms
d, Wa afflicted s,th a COACH iur over twp
aH. ,e,r.. part OF thr time Vsr, severely.
tri,i a'ru1-t everything that oou.d hcnf 81. sod
lI.f quite a numl.f II physicians, bot ~ith"ut -
rrtyia. sn, permanent b,nrht. Sas thea ALE
,i.lI o. Co., ,uur Euiop~an Cuugh Rsmsdy, and
sscurlu-, lsiught ~" - the s'n'.listt ~h'rh
n.sIs ne some batter. thea pfpeurrd large
b,tt.. and lsfre I hat tsksn hsliof -. boz, cough
hsl ia ius ani ms llngs were rystlfri ain,
thsrsfus prepared o. az hom personal expert.
euer. that en- m, opinion the Eu,upsan Cou.h
EsustI, d. the b,st On, ii,i7r ioF cough. ever I,s-
ruVeist. NERANlS L. Nobh.
Trial bottles. 25 csnt.. Large hotles, con.
tanning the gusntiv ct f,ur trisl bottles, - ceuts.
The Eurup.,n Cough Rcmrd, Is prepared ny
Rev. WaLtIK CLAEEI, MinUt, Ne, (ate
C..rui.h,) D., whom agents are ,uppIrd. >uliby
slI respectable druggist, aud medicine dealers
tyer,w here
T,r.,ls O., n. +. Rate. / Co.. snd J. n. Raw.
sao. Paris. " \. Rect -. pari.s &. \ %. ".
M,-ln. Rebel; u. ". Nohls, south Waterford;
q. Porter. Waterford. nsfn-. Wake, Lowell;
e. z. Chs.s / Co, nNh-li; q. ASuod and
e. n. Atwooi. Buck6sld; J. q. Hubbard 4 Co,
Hiram: n. =. Nu,es, Nor~ay. Iva
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HURD & EVANS,
DH J@E - "a 80 o
NORWAY, Ne.

Oaes al residence. Cottage Street. near 20.
On. of them will he fpnl At Norway at all
t,m.s The other will visit Mechanic Pals, IN
fird, IIaui.on. Lowell. At stated periods dhnng
the year. Of which doe notice will b. gives.
Dr. Hard has an tie facilities far doiug a. good
work a. csa h. ,htaia-d ~ New England, aud all
pst.ons desiring Dentai Work Of the finest quali-
", wil6a9 "a tobe ,dvsaiageous TO their interest
TO give him a call before going elsewhere.
June 20, 1889, %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

An express train on the Central Railroad
h.twc-p Rochester and Niagara Falls. ran
4oI.s miles at the rate Oi 60 seconds TO
each mile
Tho Charleston News declares that II the
CHARLESTON Convention bc.iates about
slave code, and especially iI Douglas . in
Danger Of nomination the southern dele
gate. vilI .socde. and nominate Cor 'hcm-
selves.
Iii.rrror,ei ,ba, Mr.. Daniel E. Sick
T.. pa. taken room. tor the season at the
Cug5ri spring. Hotel, aud ,ha,'he will re-
.i.t any application OF her husband tor a
divorce. ana will furnish rroof OF inhdel''y
on hi. part which wall prevent any decree
in DO. ,a,0r.
A German writer Observes that in the
United state. there i. such a scarcity ol
Thieves. they are obliged to Oaer reward
ilr their discovery.
The Grand Trunk Co. have made con-
,ae, with a Toronto couPany Tor rrmanu'
h,,arn.. or a term Of yc,r- all their old
nails. The capital necessary 10 start il will
no, he les than S4,ooo eco, and it j. cal
eulated that IL will give regular employ
msnt &, lO0 Or 500 hands, and pay them
fram $500 20 $1,000 day in wasc',
TIE Oregon Legislature me, At salem on
The 10Th ult.. and will have % elect Uni
TEL State. senator TO succc-l DelnEon smith
VIZ drew che short term, aud will Be a
candidate f,r reelection. Against him are
named the Hon. Iaiaye,t" Grover, the late
REPRESENTATIVE. and judge Williams.
A Bear was recently shot in Greenwood
by Nr Bi.be,, an old trarPsr. The Oxford
bar. are now - scarce as 70 make such
h,,, worthy Of mention.
The Ea.tpor, sentinel says From our
oary viudow % the time We write thls We
can count g 6.hrae boats in the bay. the
crsvs oi which arr doiu: due business in
lauHrs 10 pollock and paddock.
In Bangor. Mr. Henry Merrill. while en-
raeeI IN stating The Hyudusscas Block,
.sFrei backward. or staging 20 feet
inn the ground, turned completely over,
ard caught hold Of The ladder about half
way dovu-,hus saving himself probably
from instant death.
We regret 10 learn that Rev James 2.
Weston has tsudgryd BIZ. resignation a.
Principal OF we,,brook Summary.
pa. John How Treasurer Of Name Mis-
,iarary So,ieiy, died last sunday in Port
land. aged IS.
The sons Of Malta at Milwaukee, have
gwen o. the widow Of Lopez who was gar
r-t-i iu Cuba, a handsome house and lot In
BuG,lo. where she resides.
The Ginseng ezcttsmen, exists in Wis.
cousin a. well a. in Minnesota. IL !. e.
tm.tsi that 500 600 will be paid TO the
inh,ti,ant. Of Bad Xxx and Richland c1un-
,s.. Wisconsin, this season. Tor the roo,
that wall be gathered. Later accounts say
that che root gathered at this season, Is
worthless, and that the farmers have lOs,
tier labor aud spoiled the ialI crops.
william Russell. the correspondent Of the
Tine. "a, ben Trssentsd by Lieut.. More
law Wit magnificent s,rpter which b.
logged TO the King Of Delhi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
Brighton Market.

TuUWspNN, June 81
~ market geo beef ,stile. ~ Working ON.
On, lj1 rtss a. calves, p q sheep, $50 .hoats.
fucrs-licc Csulr--ENtts, s925a . 30, 6rst
g'tlt,N s7js9Oi; ,,cpad pualuy, 90 a p;
third doc jOa51S.
Wurking ONen-Si31 10 l55.
Ntkh Cove Sl5.
>h-yp-SfL. snail t,ts n IS. , 90; eN-
tr,. ., Z. auf 5 80.
>hn,t.-Atr,ta,l. from d HOS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

Ovrcr>,TED BlrrrEs. The eures Effected
bv cha. remedy are truly astonishing. The
confirmed Dy-papuc rrsain' h'' pr'''''e
,,.,r. an, Asthmstic &c hrrathcs irrrr, In
DIGESTION disappears Those B'''r' pro-
du,c ile>o wonders. Let all Who sua,r Try
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
y Jsr.m- ". Npsk Of Graiion, 80 the C"aa'y
of OsGtd. state OF Main-, by he, deed %. mort
gage dated thstscnt, l,arth ia, Of August, \. u.
1854. s,,nys,sd a. 1@. a c,ttaia tact ct hni, oT
aua. With handbags thsreoa, hing aud situated
ben the towa Il Grafton, c1uliy and state aiuSr-
ssii,--sa,d rn,dg,gc dee - recorded IN psiord
Recoris, h'sps lOl, page 29ih. 90 which rrierrnee
NAV h. hat ur q nsrr fall Description OF the
pfrmise-.
The coalitions Of aid mortgagr having beet
bfnken, I heStby claim 90 fnfrrlse tn sane,
,grreabl, 10 the statuirs 10 such Ease. made aud
provided. THOMAS =. SNlIh'
Newr,. June ith, 1859. 20
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We NJNWIN NLDWLN'
swedra, May %, isj,

NXvHEREhs. Thnma. Cu,.h. 81 SEQ. 10 the
w oouniy IL York and state IL Maine. d,
hi mortgage deed, dated June :, 1854, recorded
10 the ONfrd co. Registry Of Deeds, book 80.
page 500. conveyed t. me certain ut or tract Of
land, situate IN Bethel 10 the Cnnnty OF ONio,d,
on the south sile Of ,ndm.coggin river. being Ll
numbered iw, ~ th- -eyeaih uinge Of lots in s,,l
Bethel, containing one huidred acres, h. the sane
more or lees; al.p one other tract or parcel of
LAID ~ said Bethel. being part IL lot numl,e, ed
three 10 thu seventh rage oC lots 10 sai Bethel,
and bounded a. follows. io wit. ;hcgining near IN
north east corner of aid lot AID running on the
line 81 .ad lot :. II W. thirty nine rod., To .
stake and stones: thence \. 6is T.. 6f,seve
rud. to q stake and Stones; thence n. 20 w.
fpry-two rods, to the bouni first mentioned. COZ.
tsiniug i've acres, more or lees; bsing the sane
land conveyed by ns 60 the said Cpsh, by deed
hearing even date With sid mortgage.
Thi. is To give notice that the condition Of the
above described mortgage has been broken, by
,ea.on whereof claim f,rec losure Of the same.
AMAZiAH ID. GOODWIN.
SEQ, June 70, 1859. 20
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DIED.

u C,atop. IS,h u't.. NJ. Bshoa A.. diushtrr
of William puaa. sgsl -.
o. Cuunns, l7lh u't. NJ Emi', rsa.r. vie
of jsur. EIwsfd ll.Iaa-s of roNrruit. aged >
o. C.n1rIgrou, Mo-. l9ih ut.. k-tish
M"r.r. aged 80 wears, IS dsy.. Relieved by sIl
- tn AB.s be-.
o. ~sr.',n, June I, Aildr =. daughter ~ John
anil No, GHril1, yes, ~ ,sar. nHpth.. She
VS. e dpiiiui AMI aHrriil1ate d,ughtsr, a ioai
1ni hyiu- SISTER. anI a hrm freed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
n A r IE D e.

o. lewiston. Daa,sl ". II.eks,i 10 Euil, VI.
Nag. hath "a Miaot.
o. $500. i6h ut.. =. " Gupuu, E.q.. of
Nufth fr,-i,arg. to Me- Grof.is \ Shuie, ofS
o. Auburn, Jon, p, VI. IIusard Osca u 40.
gu.ta Co. Me- Mao 4. Owca of Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid and Past steamer.
g II q S a p = a * a,

CAPT. SIDNEY CROWELL,
\CILL run regularly between New York anil
w Poulani. a. inllow.s
Leave Bmwn'. What, Portland, every Satur
dsy. ai Io'clOck. 4. ", and returning, leave
Nr~ York. every Tue.d,y, IIp VI.
Th,. vessel Ia. Ji.i been lifted up ~'ih hne &C.
commpiations iur passrng-Ts, making this the
ino.t speed, ssls. ADD comfortable I"ule iOr tra'
elet. b-tsern Nrw York add Nsiae.
Passage $500 Including fare ani state fopms.
Good. lnr~suiri b., this line to Iui iioin M,n.
lreal. Qurbrc, iIangor. Bath, augusta, Ea'tpoh
AMI ~. John. Al.o connects With steamers ior
Baiimo,e. Good. taken through With despatch
az the cheapest rates.
shipper. ar requested 20 send their freight To
the toaI bciore $50 T.. NJ, on the day that she
leaves Portland.
For freight or passage, applyto
EMENY & FOX. Bio~n's WIFI Portland.
Il.B. CROMWELL \ Co., New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. wherras,
y Calvin ~taulc,. Of biNhsld, on the fihh
"a, ct April. \. u. 1855 hy h,s deed ct that date
recorded iu ihe Rsg,str II DEED. c. the Count,
OF ONiofi, Apfil OH, ls5s, b'ok ll3, page i29,
cuuyr,ed toe b. moTtghge, certain luts ~ lBd
.nd Iailiiug.. situated iu .,id D,NGsd. u OSiord
Csuuty. and described a. t,liaws, via; The Sest.
sfh hall ct the hoass 90 which he then resided,
together Nth The be of land conasctcd Herewith;
,l.a. De Il Iaud s,iug hsiwvcn the abpVr ut aud
an. haa-slat ct l,aiah knight snl L. cog the same
.ati ~tanl., purcha.sd 81 hn Jarkson; together
atth one. bali uf the store owo-i b. saii Stanlcy
ant John VI. Eu.t,s, 90 c"mmtu aai undivided.
II secure the payment a. a note. oi same date.
r nias hundrrd cIsyea d1llsrs, ioriy.thrc~ cents,
tail 49, ra,abl. IN one ,ear Nth interest; ADD
tha conIit,ou OF aid mortgage h'ing hroAcn, Ne
h.tsL, give notice that 49, clam tu ilrrrlose the
zane THEOPHilUS &. HER>EN,
JONATHAN II. FLErC Her.
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NOTICE oF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
B.t.sy Piuer,in All Jtn'' Patterson Of
Lowell. IN the Cuinty of ON6rl sod State oi
Mane. b, their i eel ol in,rtgigr date the tween
~ f'ur.h lay Of hpril, AD. lsp. conv yed to
Samuel Movers, jr., certain ptrrel OF hnd, 10
wit: the apuhsfly part 1T lot nIHhsrci one hnn.
drrl srI ftcen h. the hrllyi'irn u lots IN the
town of Lyel ahrr.il--,iid m'rigige u re-.
corded in the ONfih Ws,irrl Il y,.tfy, book 81.
page AS AL where's. the heirs OF the said
Samuel Never. j.. (d,'srfO ~ the fourteenth
day 81 FebruIry, T. u. 1872. Or valuable con.
.idration, assigned an m,le over the said mort.
gage sad IN. aus i,r wl,ch It y. security. % me.
Benjamin Weber, ,iid as.iyn neat !. reclri d
with the rec ,ri, IN III, ONl,rI Western Registry
District, b,,k %, pIg, 2ID.
The c,nliipl of sol mIr'gtgs hlviag been
broken hereby cli'na f'fech,Ire nf the sane,
a. by wism,l' al pr,yiie ~ su-h ctse..
BENJAMIN WEBER.
Sweden, MAY 20, 1859.
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'TiIE .u',. f,h-r hereby gives puhlio notice that
| h. ha. hen dol, appointed by the honrfablr
Jui.y of Probate iar the Cuuniy II ONirrd, AMI
assume. III trust II administrator OF the e.iaie Il
ELCAZER SMELL. j., late of Hartford.
In aid Cuua,,. deceased, b, giving bond a. the
law directs. llc therefore requests all p"rsnn'
hp are Indebted o. the estate 1T sa,i dsceased 10
MAKE imn-iiaS payment. sod those VII" ave
az, dem End, thsrson o. exhibit the SAM e.
Jup. II, 1859 DAVID l.. FARRtR.