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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
DR. M.AHCnIsI's UTERINE
e. a II, IJ0T. &c q "
EEMAlES,
rEM,Ir CoMrLNINTs.

az tb,.s nrc PHotAFsUs JTrEi, or f,ll,ng ~
ala. Womb. TIUuE Aturs, uf Nhurs, 'huuN-
a., ISrtaNuNrtuv anI I'trrEArioN % TuI
Vnur. INCiurNr,t IlEuurHAGr, or ! luul'
,,-. pu,rrt. SrFrrtNsrn, aud luErurtNH
Nf,srrr,rtoN, So, with aII ihrir accompany
,rr -,iIs. tC1rrrr c,S,rirl) ug uuucr h1v sc.
,,fs rr NJ hoN lr1- sfautinr.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS Boo th'
,.f, uf Sos, NurL anI other place., lrdinr them.
b. Ives without I,turl, lp Iu,,irr1tr ras's 81 tNs
aI.,r rrmrhir's, snf having trr trc1ri inr thr
welfare Hl tHr'r u1t'li-, have recommended i1'
u.. ui tH.. w..r.rurs aIi, ,I..r WITNESSING u.
.sTufrrt ,IrJts, af. uuu ulnI'..nu- ih.ir 'TUu.
IHfiu.. u.t uuI, Is t,su,iiHr tn 81 in their i,1i
mont .i 100 ilr I..uH.ts Cor which 30 BE- in''nN,u
Imt boz sumr instance. accepting che agency ~ ID
fu facilitate 10. introduction into uHIr general u.'
o., thc Faculty.
The mfu,l,r of th.. competition 1pn1 tlc is'
r.rI. constitution rs ui thr most iI'1UN hINr lHr
moot ,.Irr.f. 1uH .rrl.r hHH'rurrI have r' irIfs
Boo Ir. u-r t.an, lsU-.l r Tome, Cor 90 contains u'
m.ff,ir.. rrr ,H, article which cIu prove iu 'u'
,,. tr,,t.,fs. lsirF rtlr ruur'l, NJ vegetable 90.
rtrts. arJ prrrHr,i -u as q" u.'a lhr r'''''H'
,.u|.tI.
mo Wuurs Orrr,,prui th,. Im'l,. DOB ih'
,rr. 40 thIs t..s .l uTrss,., I. Through ih' gone
,.lI r,urrm, ri Doc Ftsfru, with TrruIR a.-
termination OF ibr i.ul'r ur.HHs.
ADDITIONAL rkuul 90. ohio ttr l.0'n
Ir.mr vrrfr, of no. runnIrrrs ~ ihr rf'rIr.., u.
asst CCT~SIII.~NrI, AND CHEAT RIM
EuN. vr.II, mu.H .u lrIIwHH.Ii, ..-''I'.s"I'
rmnurrHf uI..nrfI... lu,H". OH. HtHrr '".'
.,rnI.us OF OH. Hi.,.s.s, rr uN..r Goo ai''nii.n
..f ..|... rr| p..ffU.r... b. rr Hr.f'n.F rNur'.
TIM INGREDIENTS, H. ,..uHr. U .I-h
u. ..tI .pH.ut, t.,, rrunh't.I 'r' MI ''''
ITAHl a.. 1ui .rr uHt ss-u,Hl'a with H.l Wu'''
............ Oh. f..# .H.rH.I tI..#I.H.
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Mrs. wiEslow's Soothing Syrup.
Read! Read! Read!l!

IsNIEN atN'tN' . NsN-|'|N T
Doc parent iuiprms nc that his child hls mn.
l,IrI 90 au alarming eNlent with fDfuhencs or
" ind ChoiiC. Lately they have ucl the
Soothing syrup, aud il always effects q speedy
ctrc.
An1thrr rarcut save his child Las hgan exceed.
insl, Grtui, owins a. the pain aoI sorrncs, Of
Cuitins Teeth. for lew weeks che, have
used the ~Hr,hing Syiup, ani bod TINT Il removes
the ,prrns.s ani irritation hom ths mouth anil
,uu., ami Improves lho gcsewl health Of the
child. lie ss,s " II o. ,t.rih mere then q costs,
tu5 a. ssrsas,i good hauJr end shs'falaos n ihs
shld."
sold ly &. ". ATWELL. NJ. 1, under L. $.
llotcl, PORTLAND, Geueral Agent lor Maine.
Also sold by Druggists and Dealer, IN Medicine
everywhere. Pie 2ssi,. AsDEEws SDAtr',
Pti. IIILAcnH. "
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DGAENESS.
lnrtinl and lotal. Entlreiy Removed

Partial and lOtAl, tnuftlY t'up'tA
FVND tIrsH suffering uH...t a partial "H. IH...
uIfU. ..r...ih.uIu., pE N~ui|i.t.
IH.. fr rriI fIr.r Attention f. fN. i...wr-
uYUH1 tHH ui-t tHu t.frs. u.r' isu.r.#.
.,.,,,i.. have i..u mI.. I. .H. ,IH.... ..
t.... .H.l ulU. tu..r BIO. H,THrHs, I.NH ..
mont 90 the p,..l.,. OF thr IaU. lu ih' SO D.
lw1r,. p, B,rIu. l...-.,, Eu..r.., llIH.
suU So. Trl.I.Iu.-h, f.s ...F s.H..
a,t,rI,d che introduction Ul tHH iu.. 0i'r0 l..
DO i,tUu- disease ui thH wH.I. tn. HI.IuH. I.'.
Zoe Iu. r..iI.H N,lT- DO hH. Is'f ..HU..' Nt '
moot distinguished AuU.u boo London, with ur
.s... alfAai saasa. III, m,..,ual a,g'H H.'
prr.lrrd uu siuriN pathological WnIT..r, '.'
r,t,s,tI.ing .uhectgi t1 lslih 'H,'l and 0HHs''r.
tionsI l,,auurnl The applications o'u.r Hn pain,
moe au, unpleasant -,H-BtiuHs, n'r go H ',.sa...'
irou r,il, lNusatilu.. The beet pu". 90 ihr '.
rlr, ofihi. tr,atln.nt will lr 20 rrirrr1rr 'H rrl.F
Va, Hudroi NuHH, rr.turHis cot iHr H...
Sri,.. Ctmdl. New Buw.uIrh Hrt N.fH ..'
VIII, have ipsu rr.turri o. I.ur hearing. an0 H
not IA single case. 90 urr knuo w e., d,d ur IH' o.
effect either a partial 90 total r,st'l'inu "I IH'
hr3rIug. when urr IiN.ry 1HI uUtr,iIurs n..'
faithful, AMI Iuurtlli, adhered Man, vH"
could not bear ihr f,pHu ui pisfHl 20 nuis
LuEiit taH u1u bear t4f. f4f "I '.' ..'' '.' %.
f1uf Fec. ~ 'issz 81 mH,u4 a0.aHHlf"r i1 Oh"
Ea'.l,biaa Ials aHd Iy.TraHF, ut4HHrTf.a ~
DO rsHlr1gi tV7,pTHf, sHHi.H'g ,ri.sf 'N. anrI
uruA,rr iue Jr-ra.y c.n bytHccI o. i,,,Is, colds
Ilc u.c of yuiuiu, ur m.tCuu8l W..I.Ir,s, -lIht-
tu-. boz tie ctr in chldbn1i, &c, w.. 10 p.''i .
r,liIlsli stands WDrHIagt Nhrf, The a''''"H
canal d. lies aud ,oaIy, With huIr "r u'f''ir'i"H--
vhcu thr lollrc.. :. accompanied WITH n'.''' ''
ithc ears lke Ealing water, chiWing " m'',Fr
,firgiug ofhgl., m.tliug ui .a'D., continual rH.'.
tiuu., di.rhtrr. ui uHt.rI, u.f NHOI iu s.' I..-s
u .rr.atiau d. ilt "a. ifi ush 0l hllud Co ilg hrh"
had taken pAcc. or when the bearing D. I,s' '.l',
4, IuI. ,L'T, weather, ur when % ,IH hI. u'r'
,,L., tt;. ,r.trrl ~ treating dtaclsr Of. i.' I.f.
ID, 4 v.uII ,lrIIsIi, i.h thH friend. oi th. Deaf
ami D,,frL tu srnd h,u statement 81 tnIIi ,f.' -
d, a, bstIrrthr, have ever UussrssHi th" -'..f "l
hearing a. cine Dat lul Dumb School 10 l|iI-
.r. ,pt ui % cLi.s ot ~, iFH..usiu u rH' ".-
h,r1He.f Fa, aul cNpef,lrr uHuHnr r' DO
sa,in1 ih itin t1auy rise- uBlgh GOO. ran l' pr
r1mpli.hrI. d.. \ bu-s oArL,II, IU .l'g' '.'.
in those ca-c. hr undertake, ts rHTrrH."
r0s,al stc ie-tu,aiipn, or su.h ma' '''
Improvement as N,u te pulr,tl saii'I'e'oll " "l.
remedies are G,i,htmly lrp..cai an| dn','''' '.
hCrrli On.
Applicaut- viii please state the,r age p''''' OF
di.c1.c II matter i..urs from lhr rNufuaI '''.-'
ifihsrc are noi.rs he thc caro-. state "I T'n,. ''
health, aud what they suppose o. have he," w..
cause nj d,aiugss. When hearing be- restored, Il"
expected that those in o,sy circnsianor' WHOM
tflmte literally.
AJJrcs. De. AIsOpIIERT, Broadway ou,s''
40 -, New York. Five do'Nr consolidation
Fee.
JsauaV 20 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

A PArrrr wEpplSa. A shrewd b1rris,er
formerly rrac,iciug in neichhorinc town
VA, called upop ono sl,rmy winters evening
by a ,eedy citizen A. magistrate a, his we'd
J,n, which was to take place At the house Of
nj. bride. : miles distant. lie informed the
l,uyer Of the empty state Of his eNeheqner'
bu, assured him OF remuneration for his scr
vice, in the "good tine coming The con-
fdinr hsuisicr hired a horse Of his landlord
J,.bnr,ipr therefor 81 80, and rode to the
ceremony. On reaching the house, the swain
chilled him aside. and said. esquire, my 10
tended will think ourh, to have some money
on this occasion 50 d! you will give me
three dollar bill, IN hand 1t hack with the
certificate, and she wont know but what It
vas nv own. The squire asscnicd to the a3-
urac, IT the proposition, bat being one OF
those Who kent shrcVd lookout be opened
m, poekc, book aud soush, ihrs. ou
broken hank. which De- knew lie had, supPos-
iu- th-, tha, sort Of currency would answer
quite we'll i,r an operation OF the Kidd con-
lcupa'sd.
The n1u took thc mn the ceremony was
reformed the certificate was handed to Ihc
Justice who placed 9, ir his YES, poke, sud
presently retired, leaving the couple to the
delights OF the honeymoon Of viriuous and
homes, poverty. On reaching his Office be cN-
am.ned ,hc folds OF llc certificate. Il con-
a.ucJ no bank b.I. lIo bc'hough, himself
600, rlc.,, book. He ,here found The h.,I
ra the broken hank. By mistake De bad
,rj.I ,bo bridegroom q rcautne orc. DO
,iIru-s aud a, NIGH, these alone, be confessed
be- t7G been "SO,I."
The individual whom he h1d assisted 'o
make happy vas uo, seen by him ,l'I some
three Yeats alter, when be met hu OF ,hr
.-lmtr1, wharf in ,h.s CITY. Tie ma'r.-
nrra' dalacteT approached h.m a.ih cor
,oyda.r.
"I..a Jo VOC 20, ,,-.rc-g'ad 60 see you.
rrus down .al see ms-l'm living boo 'hr
.yr
.w1g-, do YOU live =" said ,he bau.,-
raI.I ua, f,rso; thc welding might,
"yaar. dud me, " said De, Eat ,hs poor
House"
The conversation c,asciat'b.' point, and
be- squire bl, uot bshcrd h., financial friend
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An ola lads once said that her IDEAS uf
great msu "a, ''suan rlo was Sccrful Of hi.
clothes d.da', lriak spirils, kin read the Bi-
be without. spelling 1he words, aud Kin cat a
cnd dinner % wash day, To ave lie vimnsn
....,'b. 'r-vr's y ssstins."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

"liayc you any limb horn bunneis' IN
1uired a very modes, miss Of : shOPkeePe'.
Any WHAT
Any limb-huru bOGnets y
'Any-you don't mean legbcrn y
Tie young lady was bought TO- By the
ynlerIs,lnralLv,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

4 gentleman Of African extraction, who
used 90 display bis griuniug combination Of
i,rg, aud ebony about the streets OF Indian
a,oIis, Vas asked By whit, gentleman
"Ilyw old arc you, SAM
"TScu,y-G,c, Mas,a,' w-s the reply
,Jut ii you counts By the fuu Is, sccn jest
call me scveuty.Gye."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

I.s Oap Stale Jouul. tell, us . slory Of
.u irsuuau OF ,ur better class, Who thought
u, uust er0uu O.. la, fashionable maa,a,
7a,..r ,i,.t,,lho l.Il-ofNnsou. Paddy
arrives 81 one Fa'I-, mud taking a look 90 the
surrounding wonders, addresses himself To q
-.uU,nau--
"huI B., GOO, \.lgan Ia.!s''
YES" wss doe reply
"AuI via, d, there acr, TO make such a
boiler .5ou,
why" said lUc gentleman, edo You not
see la- mighty river, Ihc decp abyss, AND The
great .aJ., oiva,cr pouring down."
r.' booking "a, ,Ig wafer, replies hes.'al,
.Ug.g--
...irI r-as.', 90 b,rf,r q 30
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Am0ag Shr euriuss,g- lately added 20 iEc
Schenectady NLseum,Ia musqui,o's bladder
containing the souls Of twcuty.iour n.sers,
and The fortunes ol Twelve Priuler'-ncirly
kalf fu!l.
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American and Foreign Agency
WASHINGTON, pc

FI'IlE uDU.rH-H.I u..r. Too. .grsIr's lu Oh. pf.'
..m..u u| tI.u- is.uur tHn-r,r. lrI oh
.r,,uI Departments. arI inr lhr 'rrs'0'lnn
tut lus.ur.. frur..u. husIrr.. tf iHr 'r.ln.
ref-urs having hrsiUtH. with ihr l1''H, INDIAN,
IlrH. ur Pension uu,,., ur ang ul tar p,nti.
r..r.. che Gp,ruurnt. ui in ihr >urrCuc Count
Hf th. lu..H sr.iUs, wHt r'H 5000 q p,HIIt 'H.
uIarI ru.H...H Too iHrir Hf.Irsts.
T#H,iHr 900 rstru.,1. I.rriu acquaintance, ]
.f rr..,rfrL, .rT I,.T.r..I'. i.t th.H.. i.Ius.
.al....t ul stock. ur N...f, 20 % p.ulu1 u'
rumr.. ar' attention uiII br rniI Er ,...''.
u.nuI lur..-u ta.m..
Duus#. .rfs urH h nuu1Dl vito b. .,..
r.Fu..,. 200 whatever STATE tbo, Boa, rr..Ht s..
DOB tUr rumrr.nt ,rf,. u. Iuu,..
JOSEPH e. g. kINNEpN,
Gm,r up " .rrr,t, l,'a,ru Ninth 1n' Tenth.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr Fir.. bad Ia,. Nisht in IOndOn.

months ln The uorthtlu Aiiai'"' '''''' ~ - %
9th, Seilly Islands, and, as VIC were boun,
Tor London. sbapcdhsreourse up the channel
soJ If q Few DAYS was anrhorci inthe Downs
Having been short Of provisions for some
time back, we we've obliged to stop and re
plenish.
The next day, however, We we're to"ed ~
the river, auj entered the Commercial bo"A
on the es,h ct October, Is, /, was grand
,ieh, To ne, cor lad never been IN London
aud the city seemed like a world, IN eomPari'
.sn to NV humble village iu the ives, Of lag
land. We were 20 be paid Oh GA the morro"
snd determined, as sooa IS I was at hNcriy'
., take stroll. and see sons Of the sights
sbyu, which had s1o0c1 heard.
Attvelyc he next day, 40 bands Tro''oi-
sdtaths office i1 Islierlal street, end re-
e,,ycd scvCaIIy. ,rc amount due them
Ter, we're jas. cen pounds cOm,r- TO me-
snJ ..-r,ed Otto see huv crC'd'gs, make
II souJaci,e O., my p,'a,ur
Ihal b,cu st-olI.1s rouu. ior -"mr time,
hooking o., lhe Tower. SOD other places OF
NOTE. and finally walked .aro one orthe parks
d, sec what cgrIJ OF DE London fashions.
was leaning a.a,a,. trs,, watching a party
wh.,l Attracted my attention when ua, sgt-
denly acrC,tcJ hy fsua'r, apparently about
.,bt-s7 or twenty. uclt', dressed aul with
~ ,,p-sss,s, which. although pleasing.
seemed somewhat 800
.wh7,t, .tyol v.,H,Uy go'lalvrs1.d J.
81, I1uAed q, ms q momsut. nnd .a.J.
you AGO d sailor, { sarr-.s'
Ncs'
How long have 500 tcrau l.aa'a wv
Iarr.,,I yesterday,
Have YOU been here ts,'s
'Nc,-r"
.rc1. Then, pcrtaps can be OF ''me as-
,s,ancc Joygl. Suppose Ng taNe cab a..
drive GU, 20 N10lhaI. CHS evening"
lhcsta,,J ur amom-.f, .ag, ] u0lE.' 0.
ry,.If e., r8 5a.l, ih.r.s have plenty o.
money. a-l h, .,ar. Co obtain g s.ar,. B-i
Then. aga.n, Thought, D.. .''',' .' .....'..-
III sggua DO, aay E'"--'H. CONSENTED.
~, ',.''- .. rr -.
~''' 30 1'N.-..
gov ". -.''''' wiz.
$50.
N'',. '...-' '.'' .''
'a''',- !'. "''.' ...''...'. .
P-.''' .-
j "'' a'.'"''.''. .'' ..''- '.''' ..'''-'
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Western Exchange Hotel.

TiIi. .uHsrtl'rvun'dr.,p guc
49, u.u.. 90 thr travelling public, that ar
IssTm8 hls taken trc above u'woI ll'u.c, l1.
.s1sait Gated directly opposite The Portland, =.
%-z-a1i---s. q. peia.', PORTLAND tMn'r"D
on thy size wuJic FORMERLY stood the iluusH known
20. I'll, p,rut Hotel. Tho present ii"r.' b. q new ,
substantial uiyk ,Iiic,--Iuilt cNrr'ssN Cor a Ito.
trI--sud furnished throughout with onurc new tue
uitu,,-1ud well arranged, iu convene ihc travelling
community, Tnrlr arriving 30 PuuIa1l tom
tho Lr.t .r Wet. uiIl iud lIi. lluusg uorc con.
,gui,ut stopping rag, dian uu' ulb' Fu'lG House
m lhe CiN-.,, % !. within twenty yards 81 thr
Railroad Station, aui hut l,w r.d. from the What!
vh.gr p,ssrr-rr. from the E1sicm plftoi tle state
ard thr Province ~ laH'.
Potter, willalNa,- d. IN Ttend,nc" On the arri-
val of tha cars uud che Bu1'., 10 ,uNcy baggage to
srJ from thr llousc. ircc ~ ,h1we.
Passenger. l,uu the cuuatI, BIS stage, lornd east
or west, d, Car. ut Boats, viii iiud che H'.i"'
Er.img' ma che right place 10 m.rt ,hc'r c"n-
veniruDc No pains Will be- spared iy the pTr-'"'
proprietor o. make the llpisc .-t,.allr o. be- pai.
rpu-. JOHN u. 'N'' Nnh'
Turrrrl, Clsrk of che im'ricnn Hotel
Portland, 'Nlarr.l April ., 1852, ii'
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OR. FELIX'S AMERICAN EYE SAVE

CURES-SOrc and Wax Ey,s
CTRES-Infquioi Erf,'
CTRES-Ih c.rdi,d Euthds'
CTRES-N-rrtt',us S0rp and Jiou
CTRES-Noriur Sore, and Pmpbs'
CTRES-REg i0arm and bUr'T's lrh'
CTREN-SORE LIPS, GUS. BRUISES, DC
CURES-Th, Piles. oppiai pirgr.'E'
soIdt, G.. W. NrwEIi, under the q. :. To
trI Portland. Grucfal Agrut tur Maine. Alsu,
.uId D., Druggists lDI Drtt,s bee Mr,lie,u,. cy,r
where. Anil O., ANpBtws 4 B,rIs, orj Bi
JruN DHIssIU's lalIr.' shoe store, PANE
IlH
S.I m ~ W. AEu>r, 81. rars.
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GASTRIC JUICEl

rrrrul from EENNET, ur The FOURTH
STOMACH or TUE OK, after directions o.
BARON IIEBIG. che rro1t Physiological Chem
i.t. ,y J. =. IlOUGlITON, VI. H., Philadelphia,
e..
TIi,i.s irul, .uulrriulfrm-ir To- lNplGIS-
TlON, nNSrlP~lN. Iil NplCE LIVER
CONTI AMT, CONSTITUTION lrI nEDll.l-
~, D,ur. after Na'nr,'s ouumCihHf, 'y Na.ur.'s
u,,p A.ri.. thr Gastric Juirr.
r-~llaII 70 te1.ruuu.I of pcnsiu, inI.srI iu u1-
tu vtItli.rst u, j..HI'r. o. .1aH's ~ r.Ef 'f.'
.'.fftH. bore, oui ct che stomach.
PEpSIN q. th, chief rlrnoni, or Great b.-rs'-
bon. rrrrf'r u' .hr Ga.uis JurCr-rhe sa'HH'g
ff. fr'. Of, rrrI. Hr. rurr.r .ri H... mag
a1,r'o thr stomach ani Intestine. ltisr.Ivri-
Of nHu The U,rrs',yr ~rfnprh ul thH o., iHus
rrmir- sr NEIlIlCINL DIGESTIVE llilu,
r,yi.rk Dos, tIr natural Gts'ri. iuSr Boo i's th'Iu-
l..I f.,u.ts. and trru..hir- e COMPLETE 1r|
rTEl'TJr ~l'u~TlIj ~ trr. rr Ihr 900 oI
rlts rr,rriHrr.r. iIe uHin. Hr.l,Ei's OF INDUCES.
TION ua UN~rlr~A ply renewed, ir.t God.
thr, would a. I,t l.l'fhN stomach. o. +. doing
vnnIfrt 'tf nrUHHU., curing ,1s,. uI UINill.
TI. EVACUATION. NERVOUS DECLINE.
mod uI STTrIIC CON~INTTION. urnu...I 20
o.. rn Oh. ,rr.r of ih. rDEp. Tho ~U.utnr I've
,.sr.r uou uHi,l if D.. i1sr.. Of. BOO che -H,.' &C..
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GENERAL RFFrEENCLg.

WASHINGTON
II... J.uW vpnr,. N.,..
HlrrN 500 Gsrrlr, rm..au Nus'rr
Ii.rrI ir.,l Spence, Belgian Minister.
Gar M".. -.....
g.I.. /. Section.
,.rr.nr q Rigs. I'nlrs.
,lU.. E.f..r-, IirHarr..
seldom. Nuhrrs a CO., lluan.s.
y...l lI.uE, Co.. 10.
LONDON.
J~..rE. Ir.uuU, Amuigan Nm.rr
o.. r"..HH uH-r.r.
Ir.r. col. -.,s. IIst lr.u tumrrl.
= ...rli.r.. w.. o.
t..I...H.H.. E..HuI la...
....u J.H...s, Beard ui iln.iI.
l..I.. I..a.u.. ...a.l.
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Farm for Sale.

E-'A' ~ County, Nc containing
e 40 airut Two hundred acr,s a.
ct luJ, well divided ntn iu- p'stur, an! u'-
LACE: rrarr Than tuu-hiuls Of tho hand c,u lr pl'N
ell. The u,.tufius =. equal Co any, lnd b. irrigated
%, rinnirs brlk. The lmlliug. CONSIST 81 q
good two stpr, huu-o, two lHu. aud shed lr-
tween them lhut, feet .Vnu; al.' al"ui iuur arI''
of Land set with agplr.irrcs which have lwrn -r'l-
cd within tla h.t rncru yrars, and now h1n ."
hrpr largely. THIS orchard viii yield from ONE 10
thrrr huilJal dollars worth Of hut in Ncar.--
ThrIr suuitc rtmlar of poar.'rccs, -Uueui Whi,h
hay, come lotto lrHUus, and irv p.1m-troe., 'ni
uur.or, of one ih0n.and small trees part Of which
were lu4d-l last august. said nur hls good
aqurIurt OF mupiB. water ai che barn md house,
which /. TED O., uC,Cr-ailiu1 sTrIug. SAID hnn
has . good Bad 81 uhJh aud q Large VuntiN oi iron
ufr, com. 1T which has L,cn worked. lwuuli here
.a, thtf he urcha,i frrouI o. none in the coun'
o.. IL not the .t there being ,haut y-tyc Kinds
ct tIr l,.t iuit thi- country ahHils. said iiru .
within f,. mil.s IL the Atlantic anal - Lawrence
Demo, M South Paris. lul within two miles Of Che
cont house, and toe mrsiiul house which o. owned
q, che Baptist aud lu.,uf1ii.l so,,otie.. ! hoss
thst wish Is iu, zee iou..iul 60 call auI view i,e
psmi.p.. ltNl,u nov and the lirst ul October
n.>t. To- further particulars inquire ot
OElSON RIPLEY ON The premises.
Paris, Aug. ~, 1852. q
NB. Tlcga b. also sp0icicut Woodlot ior the
We II the Farm.
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CoIToy's OUTLINE MAPS.
Man of Maine, new Hap OF
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WILL. pfrci,m ,liop5niiaU' boz II'.ln-, ..1"..
W ir. aod TNnaciing Teeth. aud Settling r
Pivot Tr,th, boz uurhm1nhA, m'nHsr
UurLfrIH, sept. ~, 1858. 'n'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-18
"U is very gratifying that so hitter

~ II is very gratifying that so bitterly
opposed to Judge Hall as is the Enquirer, it
can find nothing more serious agains him.
than that the views he is said to enteran on
question which has nothing to do with the
present canvass, or with a representative 5
duties in Congress. do not suit the editor OF
that paper. We have not, nor have Judge
Halls friends or enemies, anything to do
with his views on the liquor question Dir.
Miller took very good care to have nothing
TO say for himself or for Judge Hall on that
subject in his speech here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-18

OF Orr humorous neighbor calls the at.
tcntion Of "Messrs. Allis s. Howes, Peston
Brothers, Bement g. Viele, Babcock Broth
ers, and the hundreds of other merchants
engaged in the sale OF liquors" to the fact
that the Maine law prevents them sitting on
juries! That is one of the best Arguments
for the Maine liquor law we ever head, and
we think il offers a strong inducen,n. to
merchants to 60 for it. As it is, they are
afraid to 60 near the old Court hou., while
Court is sitting, for fear of being compelled
to squat in the jury box or on the jury ,ench-
es. We hope the law may be SO fxel as to
include editors with merchants in this depri-
walton Of glorious American privilege.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-18
Warrington National Monument.

As Elections for Members of Congress, &C.,
will be held during the ensuing months in
several States of the Union, the Board of
Managers have deemed it their duty to request
the Judges or Commissioners who may be
appointed to take the ballots Of the voters,
to put up boxes at the different localities
where elections will be held, for the purpose
Of receiving such contributions as the add
mirers of the Illustrious Father of his Couns
try may think proper to deposit in aid of the
great Monument, now i'm course of erection
in this city to his memory.
They feel assured that when this noble
and patriotic purpose is presented to the
people, they will not hesitate to give their
mite for such an object; and it now becomes
more necessary, as the funds of the society
are rapidly diminishing and may not soon be
adequate to carry on the work. A small
contribution from each citizen or voter
throughout the United States, would be suf-
fcient to complete the Monument,-a work
intended 10 add to their glory as we'll as to
honor the memory Of the illustrious dead. A
half dime contributed by every inhabitant of
our county. would rear the grand structure,
now in progress, to its destined completion
Ii will be pi,iful, wondrous pitful, if out of
twenty-five millions of souls who inhabit
this great country, rendered Independent,
prosperous and happy mainly by his exer-
tons and devotion TO its cause, the sum
necessary to erect Monument worthy of
such man could not be completed for the
wan; Of the small pecuniary aid which every
American should feel it his pride, as we'll as
bis duty to afford.
At the last Presidential election, the plan
Of obtaining contributions at the Polls, (thus
testing the patriotism and lberality OF the
voters and Others) was attempted, though the
previous arrangements were not such as to
insure very foil collie ction, the result was as
satisfactory as could, under the circumstan-
ces, have been expected.
1t is therefore desirable that this system
should be continued in the different States
at all future elections Of a local or general
nature; and the Board Of Managers indulge
the hope that on this occasion at the cleo
tons to be held in the respective States of
Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
Land. South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi,
Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,
Louisiana, and Florida, contributions will be
made in alt, of the Monument, worthy of the
Countrymen nj their illustrious benefactor.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT.
Secretary Of the w. ". VI. s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-18

UNLUCKY CRAFT.-Last week on the )hio
river, man on the steamer Rescue, haboth
his legs cut off close to the knee by a hrge
which the boat had in tow. He was sting
on the guard with his legs hanging ovr it,
and the barge came in contact with theooat
in turning u bend. Another man fell yer.
board and vas drowned, and third did OF
cholera. All these accidents occurred be.
tween Louisville and Evansville. Onher
return trip from ST. Louis, as ANNOUNCED in
last Saturdays Journal, the Rescue strck a
snag below Henderson. She did no, erire.
ly sink as reported. But she arrived lere
Saturday morning in nearly sinking cndi-
ton, having about two feet water ir her
hold. She got pumped out here and reair-
ed enough to 60 on. The Rescue ha, be-.
fore this been rather lucky, and sac will
doubtless be so hereafter.