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Respectfully,
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Winter is now fairly upon us, and the
teams are fastening to the lumber woods
in various parts of the country. Our adj
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man. Is to take along a good stock of
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BAD enough TO look and feel bad Your
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To the Honorable senate and House OF
Natives.

To the Honorable senate and House OF
Representatives,
TO assemble at Augusta on the sixth day OF Janu.
ary. A. ID. 1870.
WYE, the undersigned petitioners, inhabitants
w of the town of Byron, request your h0nora-
bic body to set OF aud annex IL the town of An
dover all that part of Byron lying southwest of
the mountain, commencing on the division line
botv cen Range eight aud nine, and following mat
line through the town n this part Of Byron ~ In
cludcd In Andovcr valley, AMI the inhabitants can
not possibly be convened any where else, having
10 20 there to transact the most OF their business,
and their mail coming there; all for which We viii
JOSEPH g.. REED,
p. VI THOMAS,
Sclcrtucn Of Byron, and others.
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In Turner. Nov loth. To the wife Of Mr. IL. j.
ReCkar,ls, son
In Frycburg, Nov Sd, TO the vile OF Mr. Frank
Buy1cli, Il SON.
In West Paris, Nov Goth 10 the wife Of d., l.. A.
Buck a son
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Notice.

THE undersigned, a. per vote OF the Town o.
/ Paris, Nov 18th, lsJg, hereby give notice ina
Sealed Proposals will be received for The erection
OF Truss Bridge according TO plan ana sptcln
catIons until / o'clock saturday, Dec. liza, 1859
AZ which time they Will be in session NJ The Asses
sor's ONCE, Paris Hill.
:. L. MANN,
JONAS BI>BEE,
A. BENNETT,
Selecmen 81 Paris.
Saturday, NOV 90, 1863
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Farm for Sale.
Wood Wanted.

cEALED PROPOSALS 10 furnish Pity
- CORDS Of hrst-quality CLEFT III ARD WOOD,
not less than -four inches In diameter before beng
spit Tor the use of the County, and FOR lifting and
packing the same in the shcz, viii be received by
the Treasurer Of Oxford County until saturday,
Nov 2.th. AZ one O'Clock y. NJ, 30 be- delivered at
such places "a may bc designated at that time
Sand wood o. be Maple, Yellow Birch and Beech,
one half nj least 81 be maple and 60 Dc fully four
feet iong-,ad wood 20 be sawed twice Wei htted
and packed HokAIlo AteiIN-
Nov 10Th. 1859
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MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet art
Gle superior - Cologne, and al half the price
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C,TOIEN on the night Of the 9th inst, from The
y Stable OF Eli Tower, IN sweden, sOhh FL
MARE, seven years old, weighing about 80 ib7,
a star in her forehead and whlte SPot on hei
80. a small SPAWN on her nigh hind leg. "A long
switch tail quick motone,i and u fast walker
whoever will return said Mare, or give iniorina'
ton where she may be found, shall be su'taDS re-
warded. h'fl 1--WE
sweden, Nov. IL, 1853.
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All debts remaining unpaid after that time van
be eft with an Attorney for immediate colest1on'
Norway Nov. Is, 1860.
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OUR HOOP SKIRTS,

OUR HOOP SKIRTS,
are made TO order and ladies can find all shapes
and lengths-Skrts q yards round and from -
to IS inches long, and all intermediate sizes from
n 10 q yards, and long enough for any one
NEW DRESS GOODS,
received EVERY WEEK., and We call special a,ten-
ton 10 our line OF BLACK ALPACCAS, bought
during the gold panic in New York.
One BALE Fine Brown Cotton, l2l cts per
yard,-a GREAT BARGAIN
full line of all STYLES of JEWELRY, in
SETS. CROSSES, CHAINS, &c, &c.
Chain, Pin and Cross for 20 cents.
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We shall Open Friday Dec 3d. the Largest Stock OF Kid Gloves



snevSO SOMETHING ew b a and effort will be
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Stolen.

Saturday. NOV 90, 1863.
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TrOyORA CASALONG Or The MARRIAGE SECRET by II huei
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CHAPTER Ill


The Haunted Chapel 10 which Mr.. aud Mrs. Berners
going was in dark and lonely gorge on the other
They arrived safely at the old run where n the
Of the day they were Joined by Mrs Berners faithful
10 play the spy aud fud out where she was going aud
secretly follow her with provisions aud means Tor making
The utives felt 50 depressed that even cheerful
supper supplied by jos could not relieve item OF tho
Overshad0w wing gloom which had settled on their hearts
strange drowsiness soon oppressed tncn aud they sunk
into adeep sleep as though ihcy haa been dragssd WIN
daylight by Joe, who instantly drew hin outside the
sybl left alone in tho Haunted Chapel continued to
sleep gOundy. How long she had slept she never could
tell, when she was suddenly and feariu.y aroused.
Size felt hands at work about her person They were
creeping under her shoulders and under her limbs they
lifting her her matrices. Her eyes Haired open
in wild alright, and she two black srOuded FORMS
the ono ~ her head the other al her feet;
voice died away her BOSOM and ali Ter powers seemed
palsed. Tney raised her up, aud bore her on-great
TO the open door of tho vault under the chapel from
whose haunted depthsa spectral light CLEANED
the deadly floor!
The iron door changed loudly TO- rcsoundng through
ave have her now % muttercd hoarsc voice. A hol
low laugh Responded.
And Sylnl SSOOned with hOTrorl
When sybil recovered from her dcathlike swOon. she
nrany and ij"t for AN stn Se ist sst II
her terrOrs IN HcI a5UishmcutaDd admiration and chen
hereyes eited upon figure VINO seemed the sole occu
This was young cirl wlo with her red cloak thrown
th8 Turkish fashion. Her el6n face, her Wgn eyes, her
wiId black hair and picturesque costume were al so In
keeping with the aspect Uf the place. that one might have
deemed her the sNrit ~ The cavern.
The two women looked at each other In silence FOR per
hais halt a minute; and tEcn sym spoke;
What place as thlsf Who are y0ut Why am brought
hithcrW
cone question ut a time" answered the girl.
"What place this ~ concerns you little; am gypsy
and my name - GenltEG Why you are brought here
a that cUuccrls you very uucA IL concerns your lib
cliY ana pcIlian5 your NE" "a .. ...... .rf ....
q" / do not bclCye III You have had me torn away
from my husband! where Is no nOwi" haughtily dc.
uaude0 Mrs. BGrncrs
lie IS likely in INC hands OF the eonsables who arc
by this time In possession Of tho Haunted Chapel But
fear ngnDg! Him they will release alin for they have
no right 10 deHln him but you they Oud have kept, II
they had caught YOU The eonstabes coming there
tOr us, but they would have found yOW had We not
brought you away with u.s. That my doing. made
your removal the condition OF my silence"
But when VIII you communicate with my husband, to
relieve his dreadful suspense 2"
AS soon rs II shall be safe TO do Our first
must be our own safety but second viii be yours"
sybil SAID nc the moment; but sat looking at
me speaker aud thinking OF all that mad befallon her
inc Haunted Chapel
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MONDAY REST.
ny KruEL LYNN BEERS

,,stpoer than midnights deepest nush
H. tbe sun.bright summer incoming,
Veifh its cIondy shadows seeking rcsti
Tnat fan on the hillside swOOning.
Grcat Night with its solemn starry eyes,
over DAYS gate asks MS whittier
We 90, what our password Is,
To the camp beyond the river
But sunny Noon with its sleepy smile
Ripples the grain field over,
without thought Of the silent graves
That may lie beneath the clover.
Kpee,deep the drOwsy cattle stand
In the waters golden glimmer,
While berry bush and bTambe spray
Along the hot wall Skinner
The plongh-share glitters I'm the sun
Through murdered DAISIES clinging;
The nestpd birds leave busy bees
To do the MONDAY singing.
Bright Noon no eager question asks,
But like an old nurse story
Told as she holds us on her breast,
CrOons soft OF love and glory.
The weary plOughman's lazy length
Lies Ia the shadow narrow,
That clings abOut the haystack foot,
Careless as guarded sparrow.
on, peaceful hour Of summer Noon!
Lie has It's midnight slumber;
Has IL no MONDAY rest for US,
When cares shall cease to cumberi
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CHATTER ~.
THE ROBBER CIHEFTAIH.
r,., he ss, the mtee'l hammered man

HIltsI IlaUutTel
e,r That ever souttled ship n throat
sym had passed the day In the robbers den with her
strange companion, who astouished her by stating that
the captain OF the band had been present az her
masquerade. Late In the afternoon dinner was an
nouhced AT which several OF the robbers appeared with
nol0ch gigantic rutfau, at their head. Moloch was
tho lieutenant OF The band and, in the absence OF the
captain, ruled with brutal sway Becoming in
famed with wine, lie took seat by the side OF Sybii
threw his arm about her. and attempted TO imprint
kies upon her lips.
sybH struggled In terror, and the gypsy gr cried out;
"MenI why don't you interferef lie rs rude 10 the
iadyi" ~
I'VE never NEEDLE between other men aud their swes
hearts,. DO va. mates ~ called nnt nTA
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S1tu Qualifications.
FIVE ACRES TOO MUCH.


A TRUTHFUL ELCCIDATtoS or TiR ATTRACTIONS OF
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QUESTION or PROFIT ASD loss As INVOLVED N ANA.
THUR FARMING. WITH MUCH VALUABLE ADVICE AND
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With ehata, terstc lnftrs;ioua i2ro. eoh, 81 -
"sFivE ACRES TOO MUCH frsj all only uuilf tt,sp
lion Of peeusr beauties aid ,Ip,u,s delights q auisr HsE
that permitted the light There sI' A'iroSs
farmers and uelbe ois late buFesqas
secret Order Sons Malta Malta having hs's oae'
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into the nett HE ne iuasur fnsr sssyi es
votes himself feblh ugenpy % hc vo u tu1s osf nea
srsmp and ia mssFss M Roosevelt ho~srsr
sIespSn this aHd instead oi grosiag usanhope'i b
yielded him egg Il The cost Of dollar sseh ard cora At
The rate olhy be- bas good narsJ regarded s .fsf
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waning 90 those cahismP aa5g
M Roosevelt gusry q he humorous. sad hs
present rums aaihor The usssrrsd reputation sfbrE
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