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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08
Hartford.

Sept. 10Th, Ilistenedwith must pleasure
to the twenty second annual sermon OF
the Rev. Levi Hearsey. of Richmond,
formerly Pastor ofthe Free Baptist Church,
at East Buckfleld, founded on the words
I'm the morning will direct my prayer
unto Thee, and will look up 1t was an
excellent and feeling discourse. Among
his audience | noticed eight members of
! his once flourishing church of that place,
viz Levi Cannon. Obediah Berry widow
Henry DeDoSter; widow David Warren !;
Charles Wood x wife; Freeman Bard Il
wife. His remarks TO the members of the
Crystal Wave. at that place, will long be
remembered and appreciated Is there
another instance in Maine where n Pastor
has visited former church SO many years
in SucceSsion9 If so, he knows Ian
guagc of the heart that cannot be ex-
pressed.
On the 2Sth, being at the Rocomcka
Lodge AT Turner, could but notice their
prosperity, \ we'll regulated system
which is the life of all societies. was seen
in all their movements. Among the
members, noticed the Rev. Mr.. Dickin-
sou. rs an officer The Rev. Mr.. Record
and wife, were accepted by ballot, | can
bot hope that the Rev Mr. French Il wife
will Yet he seen in their fold.
On the 29th, the Oxford Association of
UniverSali>ts, met at Turner. noticed
that the Rev. Mr. French, Thompson;
Coffin, Stevens, Snow, Tabor, johnson,
Gains, Bates. and Bickncll, were present.
First sermon by Snow, OF Auburn, Sub
icct-"Man's true greatness is from God
second (OccasionaO by French, of
Turner Subject-"All should work as
if success depended upon them alone"
Evening-Social meeting, conducted by
Bates of Auburn, was occupied by pastors.
lay brethren and sisters, interspersed by
those songs that give life TO the prayer
meeting, The next morning an exhibit
ton of the Sabbath School. under the
direction OF Gen. Philo Clark of Turner;
address 10 the same by Gains, of Mechanic
Falls. Subiect-"Thc duty Of parents.
children. teachers and pastors" Third,
sermon by Bicknell, of Skowhcgan. Sub
iect-"A closer walk with God" Fourth,
sermon by Coffin of Bryant's Pond Sub
ject-"Do We live the doctrine we pro-
tess" The communion was administered
10y Thompson OF Paris, and Stevens Liv
crmore Fails, and closed the session Of two
days The most excellent meeting. the
warm reception and the beautiful auiumnal
DAYS at Turner. viii long he remembered
by large and approaching audience
\ large audience metal Elst Backicld, /
on the eve OF the l>t. 70 listen TO
address by / T. Adams OF
Boston. Ii Was a great success.
Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08
Extract from letter from Jerusalem

Extract from a letter from Jerusalem.
I'VE started early to ascend Mt. oliyet. TO be-
hold the sun gild the minarets and towers of the
devoted city, from the place where memory, stir
red BY thousand associations, should eNalt the
mind as well "a the eye to the inspiration of the
scene, Well is the voyagcr repaid for long tray-
els, horrid roads, antcdiluvian cookery, squalIid
companionship, and the opportunities OF begging,
thieving Arabs, Wen would Il have repaid you,
oh. man OF commerce and the crucible. and well
might YOU have been reminded Of your own city.
for here painted upon board nailed against one
Of the huge ancient olive trees, under which the
sacred martyrs toiled for the sins cf the world,
eighteen hundred years ago, where these familiar
figures, : I -lso-X. We do not know who did
it, but no doubt some poor invalid traveller cured
by the PLANTATION BITrERs, wished to advertise
their virtues in place from whence all knowledge
flows"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

Young Man or Woman.

If you wish to AVOID the destructive malsdies
which are caused by errors committed in early
life, OF would be freed from the chains Of disease
forged by youthful indiscretions puruse the works
of DIR. Hayes, Consulting Physician of the Pea
body Medical Institute, Boston. 1.-THE SCIENCE
OF LIFE. or MISREPRESENTATION" treats
upon nervous and physical debility, restoration of
manhood, &c, in mastery manner, and II has
become the most popular medical work of the
day. The Peabody Medical Institute publish It,
aud also, by the same eWinent author, SEXUAL
PHYSIOLOGY oFwoMAN AND HER DISEAs-
Esq See advertisement of the peabody MedI.
cal Institute" in another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08
no ,he lIonornbc Roarda OF Connty Comml..ion.

To the Honorable Boards of County Commission.
er- in and for the County OF oxford.
ESPECTFtLLl represent the underslgne .
III citizens of the town ofOxfOrd. in said C"uu.
" and vicinity that public convenience and ne
cessity, require the location and construction ui
n highway In said town ofONford beg Ininy IN tn:
County road ut, or near the dwelling house Of -
Ion Warehouse. In -aid Town sud running thence
by the most convenient ruute TO nterseCi, %, Ot
near the dwelling house of Lydia " Hackctt m
said town, the road leading from her said dwelling
house 10 Mechanic Fall, IN the Town Of Mtnpt
They therefore pTaJ Your HonOrs TO view the said
route and locate County road thereon, iiin GU
Judgment YOU shall 'lcem il eNped.cnt, and a. t
duty bound will ever pray
l.. W HACkETT. and others.
r,I, 40
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To the Court of County Commissioner, within and

To the Court Of County Commissioners within and
fog the County OI oxford,
" Our petitioners, legal voter, 81 The Towns 81
Hartford AMI Canton respectfully represent
that public convenience and necessity require hn
alteration al the location OF the road, located on
the Petition al -. L. Chase and others, ia Hart
ford commencing at the COUNTY road a. now tray
eled across the Town Farm ia Hartford, p or %
rod, from she south wet line of -ail farm, thence
ca -tcrly To- incrsect the location made on the Pc
tition of ID & Chase and others, ~ nn angle south
of the barn ON said farm, and discontinue the
Comfy ruad A. now Travelled, commencing " IN"
point where the new location common -, thence
north ea-terly ~ Gibson Mendal-' aud John l..
Namey-'. 10 where the location, made on tue pets,
tion of ID 4 Chase aud Others. inter-ects SAID
County road, near Whitney Pond, IN Canton, t.
take effect when the New Road j. made ani ready
Tor travel; your petitioners would AK that your
Honors would view the premises and locate AMI
discontinue said route and highway pursuant to
-tatutc IN such eases made and provided, and hs
in duty bound will ever pray.
anl, orr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

Many valuable horses die from the eff
fectS of collie. The best thing 10 do IN a
ease of this kind, is to pour bottle OF
'JohnsOn's Ano,Ene Liniment' into a
long neeked junk bottle, add half a pint
mOlaS ses and water, then pour the whole
down the horses throat. In ten minutes
the horse will begin TO eat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

OXFORD, SIS. - Board Of County Commissioners,
September Session, is69.
Upon the foregoing clifton. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-poa
.ibie. and that inquiry into the merits OF their
piicaton j. exp.di.nt, IL ordered that HE County
Comni- .ioucrs meet ne the Dwelling House OF
William V, Porter In Roxbury, in said county. on
THURSDAY, October 18th. next, at ten OF the clock
\. H., aud thence proceed 10 view the route m. n.
TONED In said petition, Immediately alter which
view, hearing OF the parriss and illnesses will be
had NJ some convenient place IN the vicinity, aud
such other measures taken In the premises a. the
ComHiss ioners shall judg. proper. And IL Is fur
ther ordered. that noic'- of the time, place anl
purpose OF the COMMISSIONER meeting afOresaii
be- gwen TO all per Gus aHd corporations Interested
by causing sttrstrd cupir- Of aid p-iit and OF
this order thereon 10 be --rset upon respective
Clerks OF the town OF RnNbuty aud tuduv-r, AID
also posted up Ia tbr-- public psc In ,Aih uf .dd
towns and Published three week suCcrs-VUi' in he
oxford Democrat, nea .pap-f printed a. Pari4,
said County OF oxford the irsi OF sai1 publication
and each at the other noticcS "a be made, served aud
posted, st ea-tihitty day, before sad '.r OF meet
ing, tn the end that nil persons aui corporations
may then aud There appear md shew cause IL any
they have Why the praie Of said petitioners should
not be- granted.
Attest WM n. hINBkLL, Clerk.
tue copy of said petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: WI. X. KINBALL, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

SAVE Your DoCToR's BILLs.-Whcn
DIR. Wistar's Balsan, OF Wild Cherry will
CURE coughs, colds, bleeding at the lungs
andarrestthe fell destsoyeSC Consumption,
il does more than most physicians can do.
The use of a single bottle. costing one
dollar, will satisfy the incredulous that
they need look no further for the requir-
ed aid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08
Farm for Sale.

vJ,IIE subscriber offers his farm, situated IN me
l town of Hnxbury on the east side of swim
River tor sale. This farm contains one hundred
aud forty acres. twenty-iv "G which are intervale
abundant pasture-good AMI never failing wa
ter. ,
The buildings are nearly new and we'll finished
There l. Young Orchard on the Farm. Inc
Farm H. only four miles from Rumlord Pals, three
and onc.hali miles from Mexico Corner, and one
fourth Of a mile from the school house.
Time given on one-half Of the purchase money
BENZ " ELLIOTT.
Mexico Sent -. iSq.
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NDINI..

The exquisite romance Of "U>DINE" was intend
Cd 10y IL author a. the embodiment OF the idea
OF spring WIKI three other tales it made round
of the Pour seasons. HUri and Houghion's edi-
ton embraces these four under thu title. "U>pINE
AND oIHER TALES Price $50 sold every
where and sent free, ON receipt of price, by IL o.
HoUGHroS 4 Co, Riverside, Cambridge, Mass
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Non.Residcnt Taxes,
In the Town of Woodstock, County of OXft
Maine for the wear ISIS

In the Town Of Woodstock, County of Oxford
Maine, for the year ISIS.
The following list of Taxes on Real Estate OF
non RI ,dent owners in the Town OF Woodstock,
for the year ISIS, in bills committed ~ Alden
Chase, Collector of said Woodstock, on the S0th
day OF July, 1863 by his certificate Of that date,
and now remain unpaid on the sth day Of July
ls5g; and notice l. hereby given that II the said
taxes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury Of said Woodstock within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment Of said
bills so much of the real estate taxed will be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor, includ.
ing interest and charges will without further no.
tee be sold AZ public Auction al the Clerks Of
Zee in said town Saturday, the 9Th day OF Feb
ruary 1870 at one O'Clock +. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic PHI
The best known remedy for all Diseases Of the
Blood, Stomach Liver, Kidneys; for Headache
Rheumatism, and in ALL cases where chthartic
is required. Price by mail, box 81 CTS boxes
81 ls,--l2 boxes SAGA.
TURNER & CO,
Sept si-sm lao fremont 81, Boston, Mass.
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New Advertisements.
STATE OF MAINE.
HEADQUARTERS, ADJ'T GBSL's OFFICE,
Augusta, Sept. Is, 1853.
General Order No. 4.


General order No. 4.
The following organizations are hereby accept
cd of the ten Companies provided by Ast OF lsis
|, Portland Light Infantry, Capt Mauocks.
., Portland Mechanic Blues, Capt. Parker.
3, Auburn Co, Col. 4. T. Luce.
g. Norway Co. Col q l. Dcal.
5. skowhcgan Co.. Col. u. \. smith.
6, Calais Co, Capt ". Il Taylor
The organizations OF the above named Compa-
mics will he perfected aerceably TO the provisions
of General order No. 3, from these Headquarters,
dated July -, 1857.
Immediately upon receipt Of this Order, me
Officers in charge of the several Companies VIII
forward to the Atjutant Generals once, Master
aud Description Rolls OF their several commands
as perfected. also. requisuion for Arms and l n
forms.
By Order Of the Commander-i Chief
II. II, MURRAY, Jr.,
ASH. Adjt General,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

De BEAUTIFUL Ifyou desire beauty You should
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives n son. refined, satn-likc texture 20 the
Complexion removes Roughness. Richness, Blotch-
e., Sunburn. Tan etc, and adds tinge of Pearly
Bloom to the plaincst features. II brings the
Bloom of Youth to the fading cheek and changes
the rustic Country Girl into Fashionable City
Belle
In the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true 80.
cret Of Beauty. No lady need complain Of her
Complexion who will invest - cents in this dc.
liEhtful article
LIONS kAru,IRoS Is the Best Hair Dressing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08
To the Honorable County Commissioners for the

To the Honorable County Commissioners for the
County of Oxford.
THE undersigned Petitioners, selectmen Of the
town Of Roxbury, in said County, respectfully rep
resent-agreeably To Il vote OF said town. that the
County Road located petition of George W
Phiibrick and others, between point at or near
AbeiW Taylor's, In said RoNbnry and the County
fence and travel, and IL needed, or that purpose,
that alteration should be made in said location
We therefore pray that you will view said road,
and discontinue part, or the whole of the same,
or make such alterations therein, rs n your judg.
ment you shall deem proper and expedent
SlLAs VI LOCKE.
VIRGIL II. RICHARDS,
y. y. TAYLOR,
selectmeu Of RoXbury.
RnNhnrr AnR u Iaig
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IT HAS NO EQUAL.
TWENTY-FIVE Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident Ia Females
has placed DIR DOW at the head of all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables him
to guarantee a speedy aud permanent cure IN the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other Hensfru
Gl DerdngcmeHiS from ichGterer cause All letters
for advice must contain 81. Office No. ENID
CoIT STREET, BOsroS.
y B.-Board furnished TO those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1853. "
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HORSE rRATNING.-Justo a boo

UUO
TES containing new system of horse train
An ing, from the young colt up. BY DIR Trid
bail the well known old English Horse Trainer
ana Farrier Our most noted trick horses have
been taught by this plain, practical system, and
wild and runaway horses can be completely sub
dued IL also contains a Treatise on Shoeing and
100 REGIMES for the most common diseases, with
numerous Tricks practiced by Horse Jockeys
Every horse breeder and owner should have it
You will never regret buying il. Sent by mail for
only GO cts Address, GEO. :. MEL-LEN, Lewis
ton Ne. Agents wanted.
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Old England. Is scenery, Art, and People
By JAMES VI HOPPIN, Professor in Yale College
volume, l6mo. Price s2.0l.
Professor Hoppin has laid the American and
Christian public under great obligation by ms
book on Old England. IL is most readable vol
ume and at the same time most valuable In q
styie remarkable for purity and graceful nexibli
", he has given vast amount of Information up
on the great themes OF his book. He l. never
tediOu~-iust touches many subjects, sketches
most but suggests more than he SAYS, and seems
imbued with the very spirit and flavor of the men
and things among which he moves. The effect OF
the book i like the cOmpanonship Of scholarly
and Christian travelier.-W. j. Budington, ID. ID.
in New York Independent
For sale by all booksellers. sent postpaid, on
receipt of price, by the Puolisher H. . Hongh
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Good two-story House,

well finished. in thorough repair and conveniently
arranged, together with Woodhouse and Stable,
and Is acres Land in good cultivation. The above
property is near to meetings, schools, Stores,
Post once, Depot, &c.-a good location for ply.
stefan.
more or less.
Security can be given for part of the purchase
money.
Inquire on the premises after October lst, for
particulars.
The above property will be sold "a advertised
unless previously disposed of at private sale.
should IL storm on that day the sale will be post
poned one week. W. 5. ROBINSON.
j. Z. SwAsEY, Auctioneer
Paris, Sept. -, 1859
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DIED.

At Locke's Mills. Sept. seth, ut the residence OF
his SON 4. e.. Tint ham, Samuel Tinkham, aged IL
years and II months, formerly of Hartford,
In Hartford, Sept. s7th, Abigail Rowland, wife
Of Joseph Dearborn. Esq, aged ~ years.
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NoEart's Letters. aNolumes s2,5o. Rec
thoven's L. tie =. Ivol s2,OO.

Tue bc~t exponent OF muse y the life Of the
mu,jc-wriicr and these letter, are the mos; truth
ful and satisfactory repre- .cntttou- OF the life OF
these great men. Portraits ar prehNed 10 tn,
yplume,
The Letters 81 Mozart giving n al once view
% his inner life ami glimpse 40 social life Ia
t,yrm0ny urarlN hunirci wears ago. viii he
doubly Prtked Tlcy are nearly all written in a
light gossip -tytr, preserving III the last The
light heArtetue>s 81 = child-a common character
j>,Ic cor accompaniment OF gcniu, Musical
Pioneer,
The mSn ami his creation. ARE -juCularly llu.tro-
ted by the correspondence here publ shell Lon
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we know of no book say, the Congregation
aiif. OF Or Peabody "REMINISCENCES oF tt
RoFEA> TE,NEL." which would be better
preparation Tor a trip 10 Europe or which vii
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M1RRIED.

At Rumford Point, Oct. I'd, by Rev: l.. Waicott,
VIM Kimbal of BridgtOn, and Miss Sarah 5.
Walker Of Rumiord.
At south Hanson, Mass, George =. Simpson Of
Buckneld. and Mira j., daughter of Isaac Foster,
Esq, of former place.
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Mr. Howells's TWO books VENETIAN LIFE" and
"ITALLAN JOURNEYS" are placed by the foremost
English aud American reviewers IN the first rank
OF books OF travel Each ss.O
We know Of no single word which will 50 fitly
characterize Mr.. HOwell,'s new volume about
Venice a. delightful N. y Review.
Every sentence OF this charming book Is char.
acteristic IL i the very model of what light
book Oftravels ought to be.-London Contempora-
~ Review.
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ORREN STEVENS, NJ. D.,
AND SURGEON,
RrMFORD CENTRE, Nc

rJ,UE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honora
No Judge Of Probate for the County Of Oxford.
and assumed the trust Of AdministTairiN OF the
estate u
ISAAC COOMBs, late OF Albany,
In said County. deceased, by giving bond as
th,. law directs she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to the estate OF said deceased to
make Immediate payment: and those who have
any demands thereon, To eNhibi; the same To
sent 81 iSg.
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Turner'S Neuralgia Pill ,-The great RENE
dy for NEURALGIA and all NERVOUS DISEASES.
More than 600 cured by it in the last two years.
Price by mail package sl.Os,-6 packages 1927.
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The Lake shore and Michi1dn
Southern RdiiCdy.

Presents, inducements 90 bu,uc., men aud fami.
lie. uncquallcd by any line TO the west II, route
ncs along the border OF Lake Erie and LakI Mich
igan, commanding Az uninterrupted view Of these
Inland seas. and passes through some NJ the most
fertlr amt highly cultivated portions Of New ork,
Pcnn-y ivauia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and llll-
noi-
In it, great variety ot Scenery, 10 possesses at
fractions beyond any other route % the West
The new feature uf Through Passenger Cars,
end Combination Drawing Room aud Palace sleep
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10 the demands of all travellers who desire safety!
speed and comfort.
Close and reliable connections are made at
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Chicago for ~ Louis, Milwaukee, - Paul Omaha,
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pARLEY's Stretches.

We strongly recommend our readers to procure
the book 10 il written with the buoyant spirit OF
a man who l. enjoying him self thoroughly with
the discrimination Of Que who can duly appreciate
the treasure the autiquitle~ or the novelties that
g~s shown 10 him London Eruwfufr
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DIRECTORY
Masonic LOdges--Tim Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel. 81 Thursday

OXFORD CHAPTER. Bethel. 81 Thursday
Of each month.
Bisring star, No. ~. Mexico. "wednesday, on
or before the nun 81 the moon
Pari. Lodge, NJ. 20. "a. Paris Tuesday, on or
before the full
Jefferson Lodge, Va. leo Bryani's Pond, FL
Tue ~day Of every month
Oriental Star. NJ. q, Livcrmorc, Tuesday,
on or before iull moon
Bethel, Ne 81. ~ Thursday Of each month
Evening Star Lodge, buckdcld, working
under a pi-pensation,-the lsi Monday Of each
month
Pithagorian. Va. II, Frycburg. Monday even
INK 81 or following the full Of the moon
Oxford. NnrwaN, No l., Thursday, of ihc week
preceding fuli moon
Mount Tir'cm, No ~ 80 Waterford, TueS.
dav. or before the full moon
VT. Noriah, No. -, Denmark, Wednesday on
before the fall moon
Nerinsco,. No. loi, Turner, saturday on or bc.
fore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLtRs.
VT. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Bryan;'s
Pond. every MondaV evening
Rising Star. Bethel. Friday evenings
Ne.inscot. Buc kheld. saturday evenings
Crystal Wave, T. Buckhcld, every Thursday
Evening
whitney Lodge. Canton. every wcdncs day.
Bear Mountain Lodge. 81. Waterford, Wed
uc-tav evening
Harbor Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening
Washington, Oxford. Thursday evening.
silver Lake, sweden, Saturday evening
West sumner, West sumner, Wednesday
evening
Forest Lake, Center Harford,cvery Saturday
evening
Invineibie. No. 2al East sumner, every other
FRIDAY Evenings
I. q. q. +.
Peqaawket Lodge, VI o., Brownacld me.
1T aud 81 Wednesday of each month
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All persons indebted TO US by note or account
are hereby requested 10 make immediate payment
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost
ss-NO goods lciH be sold on credit after the 2sth
instant.
North Waterford, Aug "a, 1859.
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SketCHes fbIU"u WIFI Feh hhd FehcII'
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Il smaller Illustrations on wood. new edition.
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$50; cloth gilt. - % morocco, $50
Mr. BARLEY seems AT his happest here, and his
pen has pleasantly done the little his pencil could
not do. Europe Ia, been an inspiration 10 him -
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