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From Boston,

BosTON, Sent. 4-The Executive Committee
having the matter in charge have issued an ad-
dress to the soldiers and sailors of Massachusetts,
calling for strong delegation to attend the Phla-
delphia Convention. Arrangements for reduced
transportation and for subsistence are being per-
aata
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From COnnectIcut.

HARTFORD, Sept. PAL. d. Porter, of East
Berlin, has been swindling merchants in this city,
by means of forged acceptances, to the amount of
$4,000. Parties in Meriden and Middletown are
also sufferers. Porter has left for parts unknown,
with some $4,000 gained by his forgeries.
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From RIchmOnd.

RICHMOND, Sept. 24.-Captain Schulz, an ex-
officer in the Federal army, blew out his brains to-
day, in the garden of a citizen from whose employ
he had been discharged. He leaves a family in
New York city.
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Sept. PA Frenchman was found
dead this morning in the market house. He had
laid down one of the benches and shot himself
through the heart with pistol.
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From Massachusetts,.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. A.-George VIM. Curtis de-
livered the annual address before the Franklin
County Agricultural Society at Greenfield to-day.
From Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 24.-Alexander H. Stephens
arrived here this evening.
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Book ABOUT Boys. ByA. r. Hope. Published
by Roberts Brothers, Boston. PhiladeIp phia
agents: Smith, English " Co.
The author of this pleasant little work is an
English schoolmaster, and one who knows how
TO manage boys, we fancy, if he practices as well
as he breaches. Mr. Hope understands and
sympathizes with the strong as well as the weak
points OF boyish nature; and while his heart
goes with all boys, he believes in
thoroughly boyish boys, and has no
special admiration for young gentlemen, ;,
"mamma's darlings," "clever boys,i
or good boys" A conservative in the true
sense of the word, he does not consider the
modern British boy either as sort of demi-god
to be held up as an object of universal admira-
tion, or as model of total depravity that can
only be brought into subjection by daily ap-
plication OF the birch.rod. Mr. Hope finds
nothing Objectionable in the rough-and-tumble
sports which delight most boys, and he confesses
that pure bowling for howling's sake is music in
his ears. He thinks that boys should be per
mitted to indulge, with as little restraint as
possible, In the sort of pastimes
and kind of reading that they
most incline to, and that grown people, next to
preventing boys from amusing themselves at ALL
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LONDON, Sept. 24-Eyening.-T specie in
the Bank Of England has increased flS9,O00
Gag, and for account, 944. Illinois Central. 90;
Atlantic and Great Western, 80; Erie, 333.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 24.-5.2Os, 75J.
LIvEhPooL, Sept. 24-Evening. Cotton dull;
the sales to day we're 10 600 bales. BreadstufIs
dull. Spirits OF Petroleum irregular.
LONDON, Sept. 24-Eyening.. Sugar quiet.
Whale OIL G37 los.
,ANTwERP,. Sept. A-Evening. Petroleum
closed at 50f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

forming the larva appeared to feel a mo-
Inen,ary sensation Of pain, for it gave a
violent wriggle. Whom all was finished,
the little ichncumon marched of to seek
for a -reonG, which was obliged to undergo
the same operation; AMI so on to as many
a. 1t could 6ul in which no egg had been
before deposited, for !: commits only SIM
Gle egg TO each lsrva. have frequently
seen il mount one which had been pricked
before. but j, soon discovered its mistake,
and left it. The size of it is so near that
of The tiPula that | imagine the larva OF
the latter could not support more than one
OF the former. and therefore instinct directs
it to deposi, only single egg in each; be-
sides, by this means one ichncumon will
DESTROY an infinite number OF lsrvG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09
Machinery VS.. Muscle.

Our age is characterized by the grand (
cst development OF mechanical power ever
known in the history OF the human race.
The machine power OF England and Wales 1
Is competent 10 perform the labor OF nearly !
six hundred millions OF men and Is prob 1
ably greater in productive capacity than
the labor power OF all the world besides. /
The machine power OF the United States, I
though growing with amazing rapidity. does
not more than cgua, the labor power OF two
hundred millions OF men II is owned. OF
course. almost exclusively by the North.
This mechanical power. wherever devel
oped. and wherever possessed. is placing
the communities employing it far in al
vance Of others in wealth, population, and
political and financial power. This form
Of industrial energy began TO take growth
in England about century ago. when that
country was vet almost exclusively asri.
cultural; when 1t exported largely OF grain.
and imported largely of manufactures :;
when its industrial interests were all in a
languishing condition; and when, conse-
qucatly. it was too feeble TO suppress n
rebellion represented by fifteen or TWEEN
" thousand soldiers under the command OF
George Washington. Abundant statistics
arc available 10 show :hai the agricultural
communities Of England have advanced
since that time very slowly and inconsid-
erably, eXceP, so lar a. they have been
stimulated by the presence Of marufac-
lures and that the wonderful development
OF the Island. in the intervening period.
has occurred exclusively in us mining and
manufacturing population. So vas, is the
present capacity Of Great Britain for pro.
lection and for the execution ot labor that
1t can undcrb'd the whole world in the sale
I OF met chandise and even the enterprisinG
Northern States Of America. noi~ithsiand
ing the all derived from the highest tariff
ever enforced. are about 10 experience a
financial collapse. in consequence OF an ex.
cess OF imports over exports in their foreign
trade: an excess amounting 20 several hun
dred millions Of dollars per annum 50
completely does this tremendous machinery
power secure to Great Britain the command
OF trade and OF the tribute OF the world.
that other countries will have 10 reverse
their previously annexed axioIns OF poliii-
cal economy. in order to protect their in
duSirial interests from The crushing compe.
'iiion Of so colossal a power. Hun; :
Merchants Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

To the Honorable Court Of Count, Cosuuii.sioacr.
next a. - haidea Paris. within aad 60 the
Cosfniy 81 ONt1fd. on the 6'.t day 81 sept. 4.
n. lStS
DESPECrFULI.Y rrprcssni. N. sssi.r.,xassl
IL Anas,s N narkrr 80 .nh iisa, 81 ARsias - sad
Couni, Of OSfsoi, an 80 aSo,f - cultivated isnd
thersto, that ps stsnt Ca abe fi,iton OF ADo- ~
Baker, ~ inhahsisnt Of sstd Alsany snd an vrrf
81 cslivst-i land ,h-r-,a. g. the ci~ctnen ~ said
tow Of Alisa,. Jsied Aus 6ih INe7. . s,og ior
the iocatnn At tasn VaN snsucisg "a issfai
near the ,i~clhns hDp.r ct -ai Barker. sod Ihrucc
runaing IA an sasterlN oours. &, Jetsdish Wheel
e. tan. thcuc. srruss sati Mhcelcr's land - ih.
highway ic,ding frosu aid ARs.s, TO wai~rf,ri
in sad IonpiN said Seisctusa dad. sitcr having
Eivea .r'ucn pci'ce II theu iairHisoa.. AL gost
ID tie sstn- seven caNs on the school housc ~
DISTRICT No. - "a .aii town, and one at k'uts.li'-
Conner sal tu~n 81 AhstuN. both hsiu. r,ifsirr
piscss ~ sa,d town o. AhssHy anj ~ the y,e,aiiN
Il The ssid town wsy poayed tot. which SAID no
t'cs- contained Description 81 thr proyp-ed way.
L., cot said tosn way a. rrayct Tor ~ sa'i pcti
lion. b~Eipa,ng n v.ht--birrh urr mas the .a,d
Baker. h0u-c, snd ruaaing ao'th eight, -thrv~
(sS) aeErr-. c,.i. eight (s) f,... thsscc sssath
siN'y ,o0l c,grre. east, ten (lO) rods: thcrcr
south eaghirra (is) deE go east. -cven a. rods
thsncc ea-t i've 90 aegtcc, sunth. sghI (s) rsds
thrnoc cast ssVcntc-n U7l de .rv,. rotth. fss.
teen (lil rods thtu east rt-yea (lll dsgrtes
norsh. s'Nicen (i6) rois ihen.e i.urth Esty ave
(IS) dcs5s~s es.t, eighteen as nod ihsac.
hitty (Sol degrees nufth. k,uT (il tod. tneucs
south, thtrty (3Ol dsgrevs cast. tveniy Eve (2Sl
rucs; al nee .asS i've 90 eegrcc. H,rth. Twelve
(i2l r'ds thruoe east ten ,I0l d.rrrss no,th.
t~suS iou ga rolls. STAKE - the rad tcadins
tom Attsauy 80 Bethel htii thrDush and Il Jr,i.
eitah " heelcr the Inc descfil-d 10 - the med
die OF the highway. aud the h,Ehsay TO te thrrc
rods ~',.. and d,d. nader Ibe,r band. uodrt date
81 AUgusi 2ilh. \. u. 1857. make and o. Nth
the Town I.'k 90 said Akany. written rrturn
OF thsT proceedings a. atorcsa,d, containing the
hIssnds aud adnva-urcnaenis 81 the -.,d to~a y. ~
AMI thr damage. a bowed Co each p~t-in or knd.
Jkcn. ali ct ~h,ch tctnrn Wa- ihrtral'rr~atds. Ca
u, Ca abe Ssh 'azs II September. \. u ise7.
tatG trlofo the to~u "a fo~a meeting sssrnhs~i
called ~ warrant cosiasiag an sutcr l5s tha;
I-urI'os-, ~hsch .4sd to-n did then aud there u,-
reasonably refuse Go accept the siid town nay a..
land gat as au5sraid w hsfc.etr, I, the 80 4
Amn- IL Barker, m Inhabitaai ut 4 tany slorc,
sA'd and a. oSn,i oi cultivated land thst,tn b.tus
agxnrNe b, sud g. issa ~ si,d tssa O. accept ,afs
tom ~Ay, fesPcottul, Piay Nous hanurs. aitcr de-,
proceeding had. Go ptuccci aud N,c~ tht .s,d tow
va, tc.gcd 10y .s,d ~, ctiarn - aisre-aii. AZ.
losstr thc sunr. and cause ,oar Proceedings So b.
recorded b' yonr CirS and the Tasa CAcrs
OF said toNa ~ ARlans, and tasr si1ch o'brr step
M The pfrtDtsss a. tSc Ia ~,}n,rrs.
Dated - Ataas. thr hr.t a,N - August. \ n
ls6- AMOS II. RARkEE
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~ ELNkEIIIlA


To- thr District r.urt Hftr+ alf-d ~fafes fr The
lH.ff.rf .f Nata.
10 She matter ~ i..a. Be- t,yu.d Iaukrugt.
ihi- 81. 20 f'sr ra.i.. tla' q petition Hs. been
pre- Dl'i o. i'r "-r.. tls 'Dfn Day ~ ~.f;. f~r-
b. is4.- + HuuIH. 81 lIr.fu. tu ., ID. Nt.fri-f "a
HtnA-I PRAYING fHu h' l.at l- ds.sss.l ta fas. b.
l- ai-cauEr from al Dol. itatr prusIl., aui.r She
hausI4i' Nr.. sut ul.Hn rraIIrE 80 petition. Dc
is .rt.f'f u tIs 'H4rf f.lata h-lrIHr RI taI at..
iH' -a'Hr. nr 'lr FHl Sow of NH1.fu's~. Oh Use
i'i'f. Zoe 's--t lu e. -Iaaf. d. saii D..fr.-t ~
ti,rrs r.pss b. W saI fraf urt.r. .rsf-rf y. t.f.
...hrt in 90. oxford b.mscrsf and tr. IstianH
" o. -l star tfF-Taffr+ printed .a s4lf UI-fri.f
eI'' a H.fh iHr t.."H s.. sar.f. attaa. and Chat
tI cffi. rt Who '... sf.H.t fHsIr ithf4 st.I Other
~ .-'rs i1 iuf'r.f. ua. aEgear af ss.i fIfrs aud
g.te. aHi .Iua rI.-r. no suF they tatt shy fI.
prayer. .a4d Istt.l ..a. 1 ~ b. r-aat.t
" q rIINiI
--rt CO. urf B..
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Legal Notices.
NONRESIDENT Taxes,

Ia tie T0cn Of Hartford. "a re County Of
Oxford. Ne. fer the year 1867.
'lNtiE loltp~,aS iist OF TsNes on the Real Estate
ii Of aon-re.rieni O = Rcrs m the town Of Hartford
lor the wear 1851. IA ball. committed 10 Alle"
Rarr-u. Collsctot Of laid ToUn, the 2s,h
dtV ct June, 1861. has been rrturnel b. BIN 10
me - remaining unpaid The 9Th dsN 81 June,
Is,,s d, h,s certificate ct that date. aed nov ~
aas,a- unpaid: sod notice - hereby gwen thai Il the
sail ald ,ateTcst and ehs,ge- are no' pad Hto
the T,eA.ur, OF s4ti tosr ~'thia righteea fnos,hs
from the date 81 the conmsSneat ef the said belle
~ u,ac OF the rial estate tl~s! Nih he sufficient
m paw the aa,,,,at ,c therefor. incl u,ng interest
pal charges. wih ~itt tusther n-t'or be s,L ~
vt Hsttioti. On the sccos,d DAY 81 Nnuary, lssS.
Al M, o'rioek T. NJ
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Administratrix,s Sale.

HE suhsor,l.f :. a1,h.rise1 b., iicsasr from The
ii"",,ans- u WsRet. l.tg- 81 Pfutas e.
1r tl- tnun., ct OA'rd. Co s-t - yu,lIic or pr.
rttc si- mufh af tar Real EstaIe OF John
hotn.ts, ls'c cl itum'1rd 90 -ai1 Cou.i, drc-.s.
cf i'ug The T~vrf..stu ot che Nd ~. 5v er
thereto. % produce tbr sun % tss thau.su..
dollars she thrrr..r-. ufrfs nui wiH cell the
Hauaesieid Farm af che .iil .as Ih1ri4.. .ila.
afr a .a.3 kHai..ii. art CO. -t.t- asftu on which
thr -aid } lta 1o.aas r-sI Oh tt tae time of bs
t'ttl. O. tar. tt pal.. .- yfivIle .ir e..t, 90.
-.,l f-rn-. rn ih, - .I .-,, aI Dg..l,. i-6-. at
alf at '1- oisck iu tH, t.-.1 ION cd th- premise.
st.rr-s.l- ~ OLA THOMAS
kr.rla.a. : o. p l-1~ A1Ti.ut.f's
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4 EFE Story. Here tce story tbe
reader can credit or not. As his ariar..n
experience anil crciuuiy may dictate.
There j. a farmer 40 Meniz who keen.
many suarus 1i bees which come into bi.
room every morning when be open. lhe
window. TAcy buzz and O, aeon, hi. bead
until he bids them ali-ht They then settle
down on bis arn' AMI be- look. s. % Boz wore
pair Of immense m1I,. When ths servant
announces breakfast they Immediately With.
o2t beng told. proceed to the table and
cover The space not occupied 5y ibe dishes
Before commencing Co Ga; tie farmer orders
his honeymakcrs 20 their hives. whrber they
go after having in turn touched hi. face A..
II TO kiss him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

GIT Az EARLY BREAEFNsr. 4 bad
custom is prevalent m many families. es-
pecial'y among farmers. Of working an
hour or two before breakfast atten ling TO
chores" hoeiag in the garden. cutting
wood moving, etc. This Is convenient on
many accounts, but II i not conducive
TO health. The prevalent opinion j.. that
the morning air Is the purc.l aud most
hcahhful AMI 5rac.nc, but The contrary j.
the fact \, no hour OF the day j. tie
air more 6iled with dampness, fog, and
miasmas. than about sunrise The bca,
OF tie sun gradually di.sipates these mi
ssmaiic Influences as the day advances
An early meal braces Up the IS stem against
these external influences Evc-v one
knows ,be langour anl iiiu,uess often *.
perienccd Tor the first hour 10 morning,
and that this - increased by exercise AMI
van, of fool! W lo not agree with tie
boarding school regime which prescribe. 8
long walk before Lrcnkhsias means Of
promoting health
Probably lbc best custom would DC. 90
furnish every member Of the family. es-
recali, those vho labor ou, Of door.
~i'h single cup Of warm H-e. yell
MIXED, Immediately after ri.iu. lrsm
bed Then let ,brm attend 20 chores or
moving. hoeiH- etc for a. hour or two.
Will ,hc team. ar feeding ana the brca l.
fast PREPARING They viii i..f hottie, ,-1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09
Notice of Foreclosure.

XITHEREAS Nathaniel j. Saunders did. On the
w 4,h ~, ct NAV. is62. 10y his mortgage deed
81 tha, tate, coavey a. certain rial r-tstc IL
,ng IN Norway, ConniY at pSiDId AMI STATE OF
Maine, sad rrortgsgc o. recorded Vh The Oxford
rrcnrd, lot ,l,d 'oua'y. box I26. page $50;
icf, nc~ 81 w. had To- said deed sud r,cird Or y
fall description Of The premises convey 81 in
sa,d ulortgsgc; and whereas the at,iisns 81 sald
NOR gage have Locn hsoAeu. herb, cL.uu
iorcciosusc Of the same pui-uant he ssaiuir
.uCh cases made snd provided.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
Norway, Sept. !, ls6S. ,cpls'
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THE ua 'ersignei having bern appointed los the
L judy 81 Probate 1r Oxford Count, io receive
aHt vNslatnr The CLAIMS ~ the rlr.iiiurs ut 4 N
IhFyer late oi Psr1., dree4-e,i, Wha.c estate %
rcvrrse'itd iasniNruI, h~tcty rvr ruttc~ that ~
months commencing tAr ihitd In--daV "f -,rpfetn
i-rf last, have l-'n allowed 60 sand creditor. Go
b'irI 81 nni prove their claims; snf that ,vc ~tH
attend the s-rvicc ts.igp-i 90 - ~ tn = oi,stc
Otncs infaris, ou ih- h.t SSurfats ct Drtol-r
ami trh'asry neat 80 p'rh,cA "a the afternoon 81
ss'd dag. HENRY T. HAMMOND,
HARRISON EARRNR
Prfis. sept. l. i-6- Comrits.,. .r,-r.
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wc,, sunn~r, sept. 2l. lses. su.
Administrators Sale

w Ill IL .,ld 1t Pshlc Auction. at the d~ -
W hns hou-- Of Cs-pcr l. Russsu. Lue al
Bethel. ga SATURDAY, Octobci b. IS6s. - 10
o'ciosk :. NJ: H05se. Co.'S, { t~o-,tar @ h3, ,
b NcaT,ings, Shoa'. bot ct shop ADD I-sI3b-.
Farm Wagon, neaTl, NV I II tia 20 Kul-.
one horse wagon. Sicizh and llara-. srs liza, q.
CotH. oTs, " heat sad Poudp~- ia 81 Far.
mt aud Carpenter. Tnoi.. Al-o quaatiiy %!
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. combating 81
Chair. Table, Bed. Stoves. aud other ariieLr.
tpo uUs,'crou. 60 mention.
Teru.s each deliver.
ELIAS VI. CARTER. Admir-
Bethel, sept. 10, le6s s@p25
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So. naturalist Observe. O TEA
Has smaller nras that on nifn prey.
Aud these hate smaller -tIIi o. Iits en-
And 80 proceed a. tnHuirun

There's satisfaction 10 knowing this
The ways OF Providence are yiudica,cI b.,
a study Of natural history. Tho wheat
nudge would take The very bread from our
mouths. were il not for the ichoeumou flies
which feed p,risitically upon the lar,se Of
the nudge by depositing their eggs in them
Mr.krby has described the manner iu
which this useful operation is performed
"To see our little ichncumon deposit ia.
egg in the caterpillar vi the whea, ily j.
very entertaining sight In order to emo,
this pleasure, placed a number OF the lat
ter upon a sheet Of white papcr At no great
distance from each other. and ibeu set an
ichneunon dowu in the midst OF them. -
She began Immediately 20 march about.
vibrating her antenna hriskly A larya
wassoon discovered. upon which she Fixed
herself, the vibrafory motion of her anten.
ne increasing to an intense degree then
bending her body obhquely under her
breast, she applied her posterior extremity
TO toe larva, and during the insertion OF
her aculeus and the deposi,ing Of the egg.
her anienue became perfectly still and mo.
tionless. Whilst this operation was per.
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DIV vIrror e license frovu the Jndg. - Pro-
IL hate Of oSsbrd Couaty, the uad-r.ignol ~,ii
sell u Public Auct'..,, all much Of the Real
Estate ot H"tH,,o NJ Nat. ate oi MrSIco. DO
creased. including the TrversIon oi the ~idos' (.
dover. Nil produce the Som OF osgAt hundrcI
dolasr- The sale Wit take place On NJ premises
Tovsiay, Oct,h-r 2ath at II o-cl1ck 4 VI
LUTHER II. LUDUEN.
Sep. Is lSfS AtmtptsiratoF
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Administrators Sale.

DIV virtue 81 license granted 10 M b, he
ID Judge 81 Probate. Stth,a and Tor the Comfy
90 ONtord. .hAl -"i NJ rriic an,tion. or private
..e, the twentieth ds, OF October. =, O'Clock
~ III" siici noon, al ~ dwelling house "a Porte,
in -aid CouRty. much Of the rcai estate ~ ia.
WI CaLcord, LATE OF .std Po,ter a. Will prodace
the suta Of 'Oort-rn hundred dollar,
WASHINGTON COLCORD,
Porter Sep. 10, iSbS idmtnistra;Dr
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\ farmer proposes. in one Of The papers.
10 shut dogs ap when they get into ,be bab.,
OF killing sheep, until they forget aJoa,
u. The best way, We think. to make them,
forget Il. is % shut of their breaih.
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Administrative Sale

Df rIrtu Of iioru-e from the Judge of Pro
ID hate OF ONosi County the under. xs-d ~Iii
sri by publto private ssc all tho Rc,j Estate
with ihr bnding- thereon. together WtJh Ihc NJ
dOa's right Of dover, 81 Shich George 4. Book
Cisd ,ril-d AMI los-ess-d f.f Ihr payment OF
debts and incidental charges. with cha 60 uf ad
miarstgs lon, Torsdl, the 9Th tay Of October
BcNl, al ! O'Clock 4 VI on The prcmtsc.
CYNTHIA BC CkNAM.
Admiais rstrIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

lie Who says there is no such thing as an
honest man, you may be sure Is himself
kAnve
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The Balance OF Life

The manner in which the balance O! life
is preserved in the animal kingdom. is one
OF the most interesting evidences Of Divine
forethoughi and wisdom Provision Is not
only made FOR the preservation Of fpccies
useful to man. against all Accidcuts--as 90
the abundant spawn Of edible h-h-but
care IS taken to keep down the multiplied
ton Of those forms Of life which are de-
structive and injurious. Life pfcys ON lifr.
and the just balance Of forces is preserved
The earth would soon become ariubabi,a.
bic by man did not ibe inferior forms Of
animal life prey uron each other. Swift
saws
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For Sale,
I'LL for Sale

INilE -sl.--riI~r L-rsil, sf-rs &c .1'+ o.. Greet
ST.. .tis.'.I ,n BETHEL. on the rn~ ui
tts Gr414 T,a.A K4ifsas. -sia aiiH 81. thotSsgh q.
u ssnsfrast.i ,at 90 ia g.. .sfssr The prvr
~ e.aesrf.i sth tIts glill sol'- t~nt o. carry
hay ailrr aarhIBrfs 60 -.ss DO added
~ut a.I o.. hr.. tlH ~ su-fsrb. sni en-
,.-. is -arfiy arrIH...' g. F.spsirg tt,frr.ss.
u desired. 90, satzr5t i-t sii s.-, sell ..s-
Dw Yelling House and Stable,
iui thr la.i cf1a-rtr.i fh-rrsith.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
SEMI-wEEKL LINE.

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and have fisf - D.. ". NrS Nofk. every MON.
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accommodations fnr pa.--ng~r. nAIkisS thu. tho
mat sod eooistabL- ruale Gof tTsyeur.
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STATE uF MAINE
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tpou tie iprrEptag I'rtitioB, satisfactory "a.
d,ac- having teen received ID Il The pstiIsosscr
responsible, sal thtt tatair, cato th~ unsTts at
h,s aPpi eatio- rNT,~i'~sit. ., orirfet tia.
he CUunty C-tusfni ionrr- sect ~ The G~s'Ia-
house 81 4 70. n ksr "a Alila,, "a sstd Ca,s,-
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petoicr neNi. al tca O'Clock \. VI. an.t thencr
proc~e- % view the rour ul-n,ioacd iu saii yytI-
too. iuaaicislicly aGcf Which v,cv. a bcat,as at
Jhe .lrtrc. sni wItac.scs Ni - haj at
plies the vYefnty aad -uch % hrs
tskrn ~ the premises a. the Cornrni.st
shall yuigc pryp-f AID u - turthrr ptsl-- - .
that asi,c- ot the time. place aud J,,rTosc 81 the
oCsniss toners' m-,ttug Aforesaid IL Eivcu al
p~r.0ns and coU-.rattaus intercFtrd, 10y Causing
atie~tcd ccptcs ~ sad pctIttoa ah4 ot ths order
,hrrrou O. bc serve! u,-ou the Csrk Of the Te~ a
OF Aib.a,. and also po.ic,i 49, "a thrrc Iailltc
places -std town and puhi -hcd thor- week.
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sot'rr-. to Dc inair. served aai posted. a. trssI
thtfN dave tiofs sa,d iro oi u,tcttng, 20 vssa
that 4R Isri sons and corporations nnay Thea sod
there sis, r an -heA ctp.c % any ,hr, hsss - ~
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