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EMPEROR!

10 THIS Horse Is Of q Jet Black color,
IkSA stands Is l2 hands high, Is four years old
XII and weighs about 1000 lbs. Emperor was
sired by the NEWMAN HORSE, he by old Ra
lins, Ralins by old Rising snn,-dam By Lewiston
Boy
Al those wishing to improve their stock In
horses, are respectfully invited to come and see
this horse aud Judge for themselves
Emperor will stand this season, commencing
Mar s0tb at Il c. IURvEY's. In Woodstock.
Customers will always find Mr.. luryey ready TO
walt on them in the best manner.
TERMs-Teu Dollars 10 warrant, or fNe Dol
lars for single service
ANY person dIsposing Of mare before II - AS
certaincd whether she is with foal, VIII be holden
liable for the use ~ the horse. All accidents At
the risk Of the owners. Colts VIII De holden BOT
the service Of the horse. -
> GEORGE W. BowKER-
Nav IL, lSi9 n
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MARRIED..

In Mexico, May 2d, by Rev, j. Elliott, James ;.
Wright, Esq and Miss II. Lizzie Woodbury., both
OF Mexico
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WANTED---AGENTS!
For Prof. Parsons
LAWS OF BUSINESS |!
W,th o,g DIRECTION sa Fiy-uas ,r az Trsasacfisa,
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By TutEoPuiIIs PARSONS. IL. %,
Professor a. law in Harvard taivsrsfiy. AMI AB.
thor of many Law Bsukf
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TAXES FOR 1850, h
In the 2md Collection District n Maine,
has been committed to ms Tor collection and that
will receiye the same, by m,self or deputy, At
the following times and places, viz:
Pbese ssessed In Androscoggin County and the
towns OF Buckfield, Hebron and Hartford, at my
Office In Lewiston, from the lHh 10 the sist day OF
Those assessed in Franklin County, at the Office
Of Hon. IL Belcher, IN Huntington, ON the 2Mh
and 2lst days of May, 1853.
Those nssessed Ia sagadahoc County, at the
Office Of I, G. Hyde, Esq, In the city Of Bath the
slst and I'D days Of May 1899. ga
Those assessed In Oxford County, except the
towns Of Buckfeld, Hebron and Hartford, at the
Elm House in Norway, on the I9th day a May,
ls9; at the Oxford House in Fryeburg, on the 10th
day Of Nav, 1850; at the Chandler House In Beth.
Ell, on the 2lst day Of May, 1863; and ut the An.
droscoggn House in Dixheid, on the 2sd day Of
May, 1853. ..-. II A.. .1r.s1t. .-
Office hours in Oxford County, nom Q O'Clock A.
NJ, until O'Clock r. NJ. sa9
The legal penalties will be exacted OF all parties
not paying their taxes in accordance win the
above notice. j. y. L1FOKD,
Lewiston, May 10, 1863 Collector
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STATE OF MAINE.

TREASURES OFFICE,
Augusta, May 18th, lssS.
TPOS the following Townships or tracts of
L Land, not liable 10 be taxed in any town, the
following re-asses sment as made by the County
Commissioners OF oxford County on the Sd day
of March lst9, for the tax of lSs by virtue of an
Act Of the Legislature, approved March 8, 1859
AndOyer y. W. surplus, a. 80
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HoGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM This article Is ths
True secret Of Beauty Il b, What Fashionable
Ladies. Actresse- and opera singers use 10 pro
duce that cultivated ilsfiAgtss appearance 80 much
adm rel IN the Circle, u Fashion.
Il removes all un>ighty Boiches, Richness
Frcckle- Tan, SuRbup, aRd effects al sPrtns
Winds ami gives the Complexion Blooming
Purity ~ transparent delicacy Of power. No lady
who values line Complexion can do without shs
Magnolia Balm. > cents VIII bay u Of any Of our
respectable dealers
LYoN's RArHMRoN u the best Hair Dressing
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, loca.
i ted iu LOWELL, oxford County, Ne. The
Farm Is situated one-half mile from the beautiful
Village of Center Lowell contains about 100
acres, easy of cultivation. Good buildings on
For particulars, apply on the farm, or to
WIN G. MARTIN, Colbrook, n. II.
March IL SW
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OXFORD. ss-Boarl Of County Commits sioncrs,
Nav Session, l~3
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received thai thu petitioners are re-
-pous Die and that inquiry into the merit Oi their
apple alton b cNpcdi"ut:
IL Il Ordered. that the County Commissioners
meet at the Inn OF simeon IIrrt. nj canton Mills
ia said County, on Monday the twenty hrst DAY OF
June next, at ten 81 the clock \ VI. and thence
proceed 10 view the route mentioned IN said petit
tion. Immediately amer which view hearing of
the parties and Witnesses Will BE- had AT some con
ycncnf place In tie vicinity and such other meas
ures taken in the premises as the commissioners
shall Judge proper And II Is further Ordered,
that notice OF the time, place and purpose OF the
Commis siOnrT,' meeting aforesaid be gwen 10 al
persons and corporations Interested, by causing
attesied copies VI said petition aud Of this order
thereon 10 be served upon the Clerk OF me town oil
Hartford and also posted up in three pubic places
in said town, and published three weeks success
-ycly In the oxford Democrat, a new paper print
ed in Paris in said County OF Oxford, the hrst di
said publications and each Of the other notices,
10 be made served and posted, nj least thirty day
before said time OF meeting % the end that ell
persons and corporations may then and there mp
near and shew cause II any they have why the
PRAYER OF said petitioners should not be- granted.
Attest. W h. klNBALi., tlerk'
\ true copy OF said Petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: WK kIMBAII, Clerk.
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MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet art
e-.t,,r - ., & l.,s1r, a7i a. httt he price
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N,TTf v

All persons issistsesi b. RrEvs ether ~
cote Or account arr hsTrby notioei that unless
fhcv srskr lsas uenf - ne sthn thirty dave
ths,s buls Nil 4. fet sIth ssisfnsy fgr coilen
tea : ht1'sc
s9uth PARIS Feb. lsh. i~B Am
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For Sale or TO Let.

INHE MELLEN BATES FARM (so-cailed), sit
l. uated In Sumner. Terms reasonable.
Apply 10 WHITNEY CUMMINGS,
May u. Buckheld Village.
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ALSO, SOLE AGENTS FOR
CROAsDALE's GENUINE sUPER-PHos-
PLATE,

The standard Fertilizer nsr III crops. Has taken
ten hr-t premiums the pat year. Call far Far
mer-' Illustrated Almanac for lssl No hrnsr
who has tried Il once viii be without h. Try u.
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Clothing Establishment!

rIsiiI suhsFrihsr sufl,i iaf1Fm as Gtsnsts ssd
a. P'Ihif seu-Fsiiv fhsi D. hss tak~n tss
,isre rrrrafif srssfast b. hrat tsozf~fe, 81
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STATE OF MAINE.

Peru. Feb. p, 1859. may2l
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Hartford. May 4, ls9 may3I
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MAY IL, l~'9 Hartford, Conn.
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Dental Notice.

April /, lS59.
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278 as many as 23B per cent. spoke
Irish, but ten years subsequently a
decrease of AZ per cent. had taken place /;
since March, 1861, when the last census
was taken and the total number of in
habitants was 5,798, 966, the entire
speaking population amounted only to
1871 per cent. OF the 5,I05, 537 returned
in 1861, those who could speak Irish
numbered 1925, and the remainder
protested a ~yernacular knowledge of
both languages. But few educated per-
sons could either read or write Irish.
la 1851 more than half the inhabitants
of the province of Connaught could
speak their native language even still
the counties of Galway and Mayo afford
the greatest number of Irish speaking
people, and in 1861 as many as 1880
therein were returned as unable to speak
English"
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SUNDAY
PRITZ BUMMEL he ONE
DICKErR.

Fritz Bummel he buyed one dickets
Ia de Basket Lotterie scheme:
ne sSnoosed De n9tnbee den dOusand uud one
Nich coomed to him in a tresm.
Furst vent he to one trchrsdgen,
IND oelled her his treaIn, " yOost for fun,"
Ind she say, Dat is de X Hsus-
lie brize Is Gen doussnt und one"
Fritz BummeI he buyed one dickets,
UrL he feels so broud as one kings:
HIS kopfs hwell pig inside Of bis nat,
IND ne dlnkS he owns every dings.
he say to his self, - Ipuys Stsehlin out,
Und trink niue own lager bier;
III schtart me a coople OF ChermaD Parks,
AIt dividends six times q year.
Fritz Bummel he buyed one dickets:
he say to his pig, fat frau,
Go py me some BrOossels carpets
Is q he'll OF q feller now.
Kit SOON gelt lace kie.ds IN for kinder.
Ind Kit you SOON Creeian Peod;
Wen xiv a grand timer Won tsy mex week,
IND inhte "a our haus mo3eh friend"
Fdtz Bummel ne buyed one diokets:
he shoot up his leOer wurst schop.
Cnd bnts on his schOene Sundsy CLOSE,
Und be schtrut like a Fort street fop.
He Goes II &c Mayor aud sckits him down,
IND he look in de alt mans lace.
Ind SAYS, '1ouis pin here 'pOut long enough
dinkSI soon d akes your place."
Fritz Rummel he buyed one dIckets.
UUd be rays 70 Emil Susisky,
"Sioe bruder in-lsw viii be dfeasurer,
Und pay de- contractors in visky."
~ q ~ "a "a ply NC AuAAAOLs
Mine cousin VII vix de amounts;
Mine onkel go into Deggendorf's shoes,
IND square up de back accounts.
F.iiZ Bummei he buyed one dlckets,
Ond he goes him ont TO de Fair
To watch de draw Of der
Nick vOs sOoperintend Ply de Mayor.
He sckit in de foorst won't circle,
Und his nous he open vide
Ven de pig man IN de bagOda
Der glucklch nOombeTs cried.
Fritz Bummel he buyed one dicketF,
Und he sckit on de bench til night,
Bat de dlckets he hold, den dOuSand und one,
BY tam ! he no co8m in sight.
Den Fritz yoOmp up, and says. Mein Got!
Dis Is one schwindel OATS done;
Mine DOomber dey not put in de veei-
De brizs in den dOusand und oDei'
Den Fritz 60 back TO his leber wurst;
His frsu's Crecian Pend he cop snnmesh,
Upd ven his friends COON nit him to dine,
He kits EN- nix more as cold bash.
He scnware he meier would tream no EOre,
Nor pellet in de alt whersagen,
Ind II ever he coomed 10 dose lotterie chops,
Py yings! he would dem mooch schlageni
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The Irish Language.

Il is not generally known that the
Irish language is the oldest in north
western Europe, except that Of the Lap
landers, and a few tribes Of the extreme
north, yet as old as it is, and reversed
as It has been, it is rapidly dying out as
a spoken tongue. 1t has been for cent
uries preserved with the most scrupulous
fidelity, in spite Of every attempt made
by sOyereigns Of England to prevent its
use. Indeed, it seemed to flourish by
persecution, every parent deeming it a
religious duty to have it taught his chill
dren. But when the law ceased to pre-
vent its use, and the Bible and other
books were printed in the old Gaelic
tongue, the popular interest died out in
a great measure, and all indications
show that in twenty years it will have
passed out Of memory. We clip the
following paragraph from an exchange,
in this connection as of interest to the
general reader as well as the student of
ethnology
The Irish language is gradually
ceasing to be used. According to the
census of ireland, taken in 1851, it APP
peared that in a population Of 5,574,-
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voussoirs of the arches are small, pre-
senting about fifteen inches by four
inches on the sof6t. On the northern
side of the vault 1 could see DO appear
ance of rock except in one place for
about FIVE feet, where there is either
rock or a large stone, the top of which
IS about ten feet below the springing
the northern portion of the piers are
also of masonry, but from their centres
to their southern ends they are clearly
scarped from the rocks just as is the
southern end of the bays. The masonry
in the walls is Of very miscellaneous
character, in some eases large and small
squared stones, and in some places coarse
rubble. On the northern side of the
vault are two passages about two feet
wide and six feet high, which are block
ed up after about eight feet they have
the appearance of being in connection
with other vaults to the north, they are
rooted over with stone slabs. To east
and west the souterrain is blocked up
I with rubbish. fallen in from above but
( it D to extend in both directions,
| though towards the west there is an in
dicatiou of a portion of the arch having
given away. To the south the rock rises
70 about the springing ofthe arches, that
is to say, about twelve feet from the sur
face of the ground, or to about eighteen
feet below the mosque platform. Above
the rock the ends of the bays are filled
in with coarse rubbish, and it is doubt
ful whether they extend beneath the
mosque platform. In the eastern bay
there is an arched doorway or communi-
cation, which is filled up with coarse
rubble. The souterrain has no appear
ance of having been constructed for a
tank, there is not a sign of plaster about,
and the rock appears to have been scarp-
ed for view. 1t differs in most respects
from the tanks in the Haram Area, and
was apparently built for the purpose Of
raising up the HaTam Area to a general
level the arches appear to be Saracen-
ic. For several months | have been
seeking an opportunity to examine the
ground on the northern side of the
mosque platform near the western steps,
as l am convinced there are vaults there
from the hollow sound of the ground),
and my impression now is that the souter-
rain Just discovered extends all along the
northern edge fthe platform. do not
see that this sOuterrain supports the pO-
sition of DR.. Lightfoot's plan to the ex-
isting plan, as sent home by this mail.
1t may with reason be claimed by one
party as the ditch on the northern wall
of the Temple, and by the other as the
northern ditch of Antonio.
It, however, limits the space on which
the Temple could have stood, and as
other knowledge is gained it may become
a strong point in settling the matter.
c. W. WARREN,
Lieutenant Royal Engineers.
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HawihorRe's ManIy Beauty.
BY N. D. CONWAY.

About seventeen years ago | came
on a pilgrimage from FIVE hundred
miles south to the town Of Concord
which the residence of q great thinker
had made the chief literary center in
America; and on the same day l saw
the two men whom BuonarOtti might
have chosen as emblems Of morning and
twilight, to be carved over the gates OF
the new world. Emerson emerged from
his bright, new home, and the shade OF
well trimmed evergreens in front, with
" shining morning face" and eye still
beaming with It's last vision Of the hap
pier time. Hawthorne, at the other ex-
IRENE Of the village, came softly out of
the old Mause-the gray, gabled old
mansion, where dwelt in the past famous
men and women who have gained z new
lease Of earthly existence through his
genius-and glided down the long
avenue of ancient ash trees, which made
4 fit frame around him, and scattered
their autumnal leaves for his carpet. A
superb man she was He was then, l
should say, about forty-fye years of age.
His erect, full, and shapely figure might
have belonged to a professional athlete,
were it not for a certain grace and re-
serve which rendered the size and
strength Of frame unobtrusive. The
massive forehead aud brow, with dark
locks on either side, the strong nose and
mouth, would, with another soul be-
meath them, have been the physiognomy
Of some great military man or political
leader-some man impelled by powerful
passions, to be commanded only BY
ambition; but with this man there came
through the dark eyes, large and soft, a
gentle glow, which subtly sufused the
face and spiritualized the form. | was
not surprised to learn afterward, from
n of his earliest friends, that, when a
student at Bowdoln College, in Maine,
Hawthorne was unequaled there for
manly beauty and for physical feats,
which suggested the belief that he might
become eminent as an athlete; and as
little was | surprised-remembering the
face which, once seen, was never to be
iorgotten-to learn that the influence he
exercised over his classmates, among
whom were the poet Longfellow and
President Pierce, was almost one Of
fascination. When he was appointed to
the Consulate at Liverpool, those who
knew him doubly congratulated them
selves that the English would not only
know that America contained other re-
representatives. than the Hon. Mr. Pogram, |
but those who fancied that the Anglo
Saxon physique was declining in the New
World have before them a notable in
stance 10 the contrary. Yet a shrewd
Englishman who had seen him, as l first
did, under the ancient trees, and amid
the shadows haunting the gray mansion
Of a by-gone era, might have replied
This is hardly the type Of the New
England man Of to-day his form refers
10. the period about which his genius
perpetually hovers-the period when
u%nmodi6ed English people were laying
in America the foundations on which
other races were to build.
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BANKRUPTCY.

In The District Court OF the United stats for
the District Of West Tennesses. In zoe MAJ
ter Of A. ?. Tuck. Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF the above uames BANKRUPT.
Take notice that a general meetiua Of ths
creditors or said bankrupt viii be held az ne
once OF I. ]. Latham. ESQ., ReziS1er. IN The
city OF Memphis In said IistricL. on the Ian
dsy Of February, A D.. ls69. at 10 O'Clock an
for the purpose OF declaring a drsl aud cy.si
dividend.
l also give notice that I have died NV e,at
accounts as assignee of the estate Of SID RsnE-
rapt IN said Court, and that on U.e I5th dsy o.
settlement of my accounts nnd Tor 4 dfSrbaTgs
nom All Inability as as3gnee OF said estate "a
~aeecrdance with the Provisions OF the aGh SO
uon Of me act OF Ooasress, entitled = An Act 70
establish q uniform system OF BANKRUPTCY
thougho1t ths United States approved
March ? lS7.
VIM Z. CIRODE. Assignee
AxNPzs, TENN, January 3, 1865, iaA
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees SaIe.

WHEREAs, Dan Able, By his certain deed
" or trust, dated the 18Th day of June. 1851,
and duly recorded Ia the Registers once OF
SHELBY county. State e~fS"ennesses, Note Book
NO. O. psge 20, conveyed 10 undersigned, trus-
lee, 10 following real estate, tO-wft: A certain
lot OF land situate, lying and being in the
county Of Shelby and State OF Tennessee. and
described as follows, tO-Wit: Being the west
half OF the one hundrsd feet In John u. Ar
mour's subdivision, known as Block No. four
hundred and ninety-slx, and being Any fest
front on Pigeon koost ROAD, and running back
one hundred and fOrty-eighJ and a hsif feet
the same lot as conveyed by ThOs. Jones 10
John ". Jones and ". Il. urley, Nay 1. 1852.
6y deed recorded IA the Registers Office OF
Shelby county. Ten g see, Book 81. psges 24I
and ~, aud also the same as conveyed BY the
said ". Il. Turley 10 the said Can Able on the
Eth day OF Jane, 1857, together with All the
privileges and appuFJenances thereto belong
Ing which SAID convey anCes was made to pro-
cure the paSment Of 8 certain note MADE by
the said Dan Abe, and bearing date on the
said 18th day OF Jane, Is67, payable SIX months
AFTER date, tor The sam Of twelve thousand
dollars; for more perfect description of laid
note re .efence TO said deed IL msde and
whereas, default hiss osen made in rayment of
Sstt note and whereas. the holder Of said
note hes requested and required the under.
signed, trustee, to f~OTeciOse the said deed OF
trust now, therefore, at The request OF the
holder OF said note, aud In accordance with its
provisions with the said deed OF trust, notice
Is hereby given, that on
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Persons who don't wish to have their sight
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AttQch4nent Nofice.

Naomi Jones, Adm'x, VS.. GIL Lswis-Before r.
II. 6issoR, J.P.
I N this cause it appearing - ne satisfaction
4 OF the Court. rom affidavit hlsd herein, that
the defendant is 8 nonresident OF he State OF
Tennessee and IL also appearing that tae at
tachment in this cause has been levied
II is therefore Orcered. That publication be
made in the Memphis APPEAL for four suscss-
siye weeks. requiring said defendant TO appssr
before r. II. Gliss0u, J. Z. az mis- ONCE in MEN,
phis. on the 18th day OF February next, and
plead. apsTer or dsmur TO said cause, or the
same Will be heard ex parte a. 70 him..
ia3f isv4 r. q. GLIS8OE J. P.