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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

NorIcE.-A meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Corr
pany will be held the 4th day of May at 10 o'c,x
A. M, at Saunders' Temperance Hail. on Foushee,
between Grace and Broad SITS. SEQ :
JNO. B. CRENSHAW, Prest
P. S.-Tbose of the Stockholders W tho have NOT vat
PAID In the last call of S. per share, will pay up at
once, as the money 10 wanted to complete the cash
payment TO the Brook Turnpike Company, many
deeds for which now ready. an %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

TRY HuTCHESON'S UNRIYALLED
u OINTMENT -
For Piles, Sore Throatso or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cats or Bruises
Pain or Weakness In the Back 80 :,
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache. Shase ~ e z
REMEMBER: -
II cuIesP Piles speedily. sfssE q : 81 3
u reiiesesSore Throst Breast Immediately e
II cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyes of
HUfcHEsoEs OINTMENT il prepared wits
efsst care, and never falls to give sstisfsction.
should not accomplish what e claimed for Il, then
call Na humbug. and demand your money
The propfictou have Ia their possession any uuns.
Der Of oerifcatss from some Of the ost Ysspesta-
bic citizens Of Virginia ADD other States snumber of
W H6TC9TEeON q CO.. Amsterdam. w.
sels Whsssss,s ss1sstsl.bI Ifs.ssT
mAii-4kn6m Dow & Coz Riehmon1. Va.
I IVERROOL SALT -eundry brands 81
- en1 epsSDs 4ALT. fsr ssle hl- -. 5. -
mh 1t-h DoHAEa, .xOHLER& + co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

CITY GAUGER,S OFFICE !
No. 40 Cary street, opposite Gas Works. : &
As will be seen from the above, / haveta
ken an OFFICE opposite the Gas Works Any or
ders left at my office will be promptly attended
either by myself or Mr. Fox.
ap Palms SAMPSON JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

400 BusHELs BUSH! Is MOTH OFT CAROLINA
always assortment for table use. both Irish and
Sweet Also, large let of ORANGES and APPLES.
The country trade may rest assured of getting any
article in my line lower than they can be bought
from any other dealer in Richmond.
sf lzss-fg 81 w. WHITLOCK,
ap7-dImc6w At the Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

MRS. B. b. NORRIS CELEBRATED,
VI CEDAR TAR for rale by Messrs. DOVE
co. Main street has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use for the cure of Pulmonary Diseases
Rronrhitis Dyspe psia Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections and all diseases ariaBs from i'm
pure blood ...5-5fe qzss b
Price &t per bottle, or 6 for - sPA e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

DISCRETION Is THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR "-Therefore bs discreet and don't be hum.
bugeed and deceived by moonshine adyerti,ements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. r. Z. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken he insures and warrants en-
tire satisfaction sale to all who may give hin
their kind patronage. ~ Esgttf ss#l&
have on hand, at present, . very handsome Is.
sortment Of Fancy Cases Medalions Breast Pins and
Finger. Rnes alf of the finest quality which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of al my tasty friends and
customers. &ft-8 4EgGs y 49, 94a@ u
Pictures from 81 to 475. -sss5s sAIs -
! FaE. MOULSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

THROUGH IN SIX MINUTES.-Aus-
II tins Patent Cream Freezer, an extraordinary
improvement in cream freezing, will freeze in six
minutes without labor, by simple application Of
well known principles, producing this desirable and
surprising result A child of ten years of age can
manage it without difficulty. For sale at ISL Main
st.. Eagle Square. 4
ap 24-6t BULkLEI COs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

NOTICE.-I wish to inform the citlzens
IN Of Richmobd and the Railroad Companies 10
general that am prepared g furnisp anem M
RIfsSl HOSE. AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
0Au0s S~0s>s 49, w. G. DREW. "a
p. q s-AIf orders % Be lsit 1t Samuel Hss.inss q
Thos. Removals on 18th OF resu 10y
NH Il 7ms ~ , =. In : = !. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

= Eh AND fAFEh.HANUEH, IespectfnIIy
informs the public that his spring assortment iof
velvet safin and compsn PAPERS; BORDERS,
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS also,
large stock Of Canton and cocoa mating OIL
BANDS, &C., all of which he will seil ct the lowest
prices at his Furnishing Ware Rooms, No. l4o Main
street, corner Of 18th. gp 15--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURcHAsE or LANDs.-FRANK 9. RUFFIN, Secse.
sayy Of the Hygiaia State Agyicwfuyai Society, and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public -
GENERAL AGENTS for the nle and purchase Of
LANDS in pfvginia and the Southern and Wesiesn
Skdfes., tsffSi1 sAss~ aetee8s es Eass38 8
Oface-st the Office of the Viyginia State Aeyjcuis
fards Socisfy, No. lis Main street. - es8s, s5s,
Ofice--as above. sa AZ y fo 8-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

DEMOVAL.-PEIE IEhn, Ah1 lN ~ g
III cc CoMnfssioH AND FoAwAnpIrc MEn-
csarTs. hsve rumoved 70 the large anA ee1modlo.s
hr;ck house recently occupied by Messp Dcane
Brown, ON tho Basns corner Izfn ana CeIy
Richmond VI. sssss a.sg..-.. - 2 e Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

10 THE PUBLIc.-1he number of IRE
mediahle evils caused by the use of "Hair Toncs'
paraded before the public in the newspapers suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated 'FLETcHER's
HAIR Tonic" the proprety of cautioning the public
His own practical experience with the hair satisfies
him n of the great utility of the FLETCHER HAIR
and the very great danger of using any other
without being fully aware of its chemical properties
1t is melancholy indeed to the most beautiful of
natures ornaments dried, shrivelled and wasted
Tonic. d Z - - ----
The genuine FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic Is sold by
Bennett Beers, A. Duval John HI. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad ST. and under the American Hotel
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer. s.
JOHN JOHNSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

worth fortunes, sometimes" replied Beers.
"And mine was enc Of The best In the
world. )" said my fa,he,, "and in such perfect
condition for runninr--all bone and 'inew y
"oh YES, I saw that" said Beers despond'
inly. bu, with fraukpess that showed he DID
no, wish to deny the great claims OF The horse
and his owner.
"well said my father with sigh, "as !
have no desire to 70 to Law 90 the SUBJECT We
had better to try to agree As to tho value nf
the horse. You nay NAH on a slip ofPaPer
VIA, sum YOU think you ought to owe ne for
him. and | will DO the same we ean thea
compare notes and sec how iar we differ"
Il will mark" said Beers, "but Uncle
Phls don't be too hard with ne"
Twill be As easy rs | can, and endeavOr to
make allowance for your siuia'ion,' said my
father. 'but Nelson, when think how val
liable that horse was, Of course mus, mark
something in the ueigh5orhool Of the amount
Of cash could have received for him. be-
lie,c. however. Nelson, tia, YOU are honest
Young man. aud are willing TO do What YOU
think is abou, right Therefore caution YOU
moi, 10 mark down one cent more ,han YOU
r.ally think, under the circumstance, you
ought to pay me when you are able. and Tor
which YOU ATE now willing to give me Jour
note Of hand. Suu will rceolleci that told
YOU. when you applied tor the horse, that !
Ga no, wish to ls, him 60"
Nelson gave my father grateful look, and
asssn,ed IL all he said. Abou, dUzcn OF our
ioLc.loyine neiehbors were Witnessing the
.eene with great spparen, solemn'ly. Two
Sins Of paper were procured, INV father mark
81 one. and after some hesitation, Beers wrote
on the other
"weu, lc, q, sec ~ha, YOU have marked, F."
said nav i,hsr.
Il suppose yor will think ., Is to low, RE
oiled beer, handing my h,her the slip OfPn-
per.
"Only tsrrs hundred and scyen,y.dNe doll
lar, exclaimed my father, reading the P,Pcr.
"wsl ,hi. is a pretty specimen Of gratitude
for YOU go
Nelson looked humble, and could no, mus.
ter courage enough to ask my father VIA, he
bal marked.
Fluallv, one Of our nsiehbors asked INV a.
,hcr to show his paper lie did %. He had
",ir and quarter ocnbr' Our neighbour
read i, aloud. aud a roar Of laughter cu'usd,
which hi;ly lifted Beers to his feet. II was
some time before he could comprehend the
iosc, and when he bccams fully aware that no
harm wa. done, he was the haPP,c,, fellow /
ever remember Of seeing.
"Dy thunder 80 SAID he. live cot dol
Isr aod th.rty.,even and hllfeenis, and dar-
ned II don't treat out As free a. air f; | was
never scared So bad IN al NV l,ie."
Nelson stood treat for the company, AMI VET,
having half his money len on hand, he ,rud.
.cd home happier, mo, a wiser man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
Mrs. wiEslow's Soothing Syrup.
Read Readll Readlll

One parent informs me that his child has suf'
isred 90 an alarming extent With Flatulcnos OF
Wind Choiic. Lately they have u.,d tue
Soothing Syrup, and Il always effects speedy
cure.
Another parent says his child has been exceed.
iney fetiul, owing 10 the pain and soreness OF
Cutting Teeth. For few weeks they have
used the Soothing SIup, and hnd that u remove,
the soreness and irritation from the mouth and
gums, and improves the general health OF the
child. lie says IN - UOriA wore hha eoIt,,
70, "a izs''assd good A1"'o' and sAssy1Ia'" q me
eAld."
Sold by c. W. ATwELL, No. 4, under U. s
Hotel, Portland, General Agent for Maine.
Also sold by Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
everywhere. Price 25eu. AspRIws Bars,
PaIIs nnlAHthst,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

The tine has now arrived, that persons .uferius
from secret diseases need no morc become the We
TN ~ qUACEIET,as hy the prescriptions rom.
aincd IN th. h,ok any one NAV cure himself, With.
out hiplnnce 10 business ~ -, NsJw."igr II the
most intimate freud, and with ons.leua iae
usual expense. ~ addition 10 the general routine
Of private diseases, Il lnlly rNplins the cause
manhood carly DECLINE, With observations IN mar
fiagr-Lcsilcs many other arrangements which u
woull mt h. proper 10 enumcfatc ~ the public prints
'.'Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE Cts,
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy u The
loUk, by mail, or i've copies will H. ssnt Tor one
dollar. Address "DR. ". YOUNG, No. lj2
SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA Postpaid
- DR. YOUNG eau L. consulted On any ol the
Diseases described IN his diierer publications. at
his Oflioe, lj2 Spruce Street, every day b'lwecn
and3 O'Clock, Sundays eNcsptcdD &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

SuoEr wucur on, How Dr,coS Fo'rrE
Cor HIS Coat. The worthy colored Deacon
Foster wishing to Get his winters coal at the
lowest Price, called on a dealer who advertised
to sell for eirh, dollar, and hs'fa ton, and
ordered three tons. Now, as The Deacon is a
.hrcwd sort ofa m,r, he had a coal bin made
,ha, would hold Just the quantity he had or.
IrrcI and Judge Of bis surprise when, On
going home. he discovered ,ha, the bin was
NO, full. Hc wa, indignant that his white
friend hal shaved him ont gilmore coal than
the difference in price would nave been had
he bought Of an honest man. and he resolved
N satisfy himself " the cS,ct weight Of tic
coal he had received ,nd he hal IL taken ont
and weighed, received a certificate from the
CITY vcirhcr. and found it fell short 1900
lbs. lie then ordered il 10 be sent hack IN
The wharf. and told the 'camHsr to "dump Il
rich, down dar ary whar, don't want H.
and retired 90 The coun,inr.roon to &c, salts.
faction. something in the following manner 3.
look hc7. "a. I ordered three iun coal my
hin hold JOS, IA, and the coal doEi IN EN-.
,rd I sent IL hack right ont Jar ! don't want
it'll don, want il dump It on de wharf
i1r. any whar Now, ~. van, JOS, nine
dollars. -. for trouble and expense, and !
want jos, three ton sent there, -, which must
be given n me. AMI d,r will he muffin mors
said about H." Il IS needless to say iha, the
deacon found his coal bin foil on his return
home, and ,aid no,hin, abou, the transaction
uEss. Boston Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

The following incident really occurred at a
French Court within The las, month A man
was before the Court On charge Of stealing
some candles, and the prosecutor was exam
ininr witnesses who had bought from him.
One Of these said Though he suspected
the candles had been stolen, he bought a sous
worth, but that. in order not to encourage
robbery, he haG paid for them with a bad
son 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

The Aldermen in New Orleans are some
time, Ike aldermen in other pl,ces-iur,ber
rarih. nearer home-fond " the article that
Father Mathew ard the Temperance people
generally are opposed 10. whrn the TO, in
the Crescent Civ the other DAY was at ~,
heirh: Tone of the paper, there, tells us,) ore
Of the Fathers vas sought Tor at somewhat
late hour q T nigh, Tor ;he purpose ofobtaininr
an order relative tn the riot. and was found
two third. drunk. In that happy state Of oh
ly.ousness the imminency 9th, danger was
strongly represented to him, ,nd his eNer'ions
were requested for Ih. suppression ofdifTicul-
ties. The Old gentleman bloomed on, like a
manmoih cactus, and Informed the solicitor
lha, ''thorc was no difficulty only every one
60 To bed. and nobody would be killed he
had e1amined carefully he had drank with
both parties. and more Peaceabe citizens and
b-b-b-betier gentlemen couldn't be found. The
shouting was only Eor fun. II anybody at.
lacks YOU ask them TO drink, and it'll all be
settled. Try i'll did" And from his ap-
pearancs we should think he had, and found
&, exceedingly sedatiye-On himself
[N. Y Express.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
Western Exchange Hotel.

TIE suh.crihsr would rcspsCiiull, give
Al notice Ia the travelling public, that be-
nsu,i has taken the above named House, 10.
lIis in clt0l dirrctl, opposite The Portland, :.
.---sL-.-G +. Depot, PORTLAND, (Maiuc,)
on the site where formerly .tuod the House known
A. The Depot Hotel The pre-ent llouso i' a new,
substantial brick cdi6cc-built expressly iur llo'
trl-and furnished throughout With entire new lur.
uiturr-and well arranged, 90 convene the travelling
community Tayellsr. arriving ia Portland from
the East ~ Wet, viii find this lloase more con'
ysnicut stopping place than any Other Pul'c liou'e
IN the Cit,--as II isWiihn twrniy Yards IT the
Railroad Station, and bet lev rods from the wharf
where passenger from the Eastern part Of the State
and the PROVINCE III land.
Porter. will always h. IN attendance on the arri.
val II the car, and the boats, ~ convey baggage TO
and from the House, Zee ~ charge.
Passengers irpm the country Nv stage, hound east
~ vest, y, Car- or Boats, Will hnd the W''ioH
Frrhinr. Hsd the right place 60 meet their con
y,nirncc No pains vii h. spared 10y the present
nrppTiei % 90 make the House agreeable 70 hs pat
Tons. JOllN W. 'hp'NIh'
Formerly CLERK II the American Hotel
Portland, (iaine.) April ,, 1852 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Will, Dr. Samuel Johnson vas counting
his Intended vile. in order to try her. he told
her that he had no property; and moreover
that he once had an old uncle that was hang
81. To which the lady replied tina, she had
no more property than he had and as to her
relatives, although she never had one that
was hanged, that she had 4 number that de-
. rrsi 10 be-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
American and Foreign Agency
WASHINGTON, D. q.

rI'IIE undersigned odcrs his services 10 the pros
rrutian of Claims l-fnre Congress ADD Oh
ssycrl Departments. and ior the Transaction o
auy uusine.. rcquiring lu'incs. NJ the Capitol.
Persons having lu.ipess With the Patent, Indian,
Land, ~ rcusion Ofhccs, az any II the Depart
meats 81 the Government, ~ N the Supreme 'oufl
II the unitsd Sthte'. mas rely on prompt anf
hithful attention tu their Interests.
Euloyiny an extensive Foreign acquaintance, ]
will undertake and h. rcspo-sibls lor the ,,ls tns.
mission 81 Stocks, ~ Moary, Il ~ potion Of
Europe: and attention will h. paid % ne col"c'
ton II Fofcign Claims.
Correspondents will h. furnished with sp'cial
rrfcrrncrs IN whatever State they may reside, AMI
an the prominent cities 81 Eurup".
JOSEPH &. q. kENNEnY,
Odies on n street, l.twsen ninth ADD Tenth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
THE GREATEST
nj e diCal Discovery
OP THE AGE

MR.. KENNEDY Of RoNbuy, has discovered
INI in one Of our eonmoa pasture, weed. a rem.
sdy that cure. EVERY KIND or HUMoR,
f,cm the worst Serofuls down Ia a common Pimple.
lie has tried il 10 O,er eleven hundred cases, sod
never failed except in two. lie has nor in his
ro,.e.,ion over two hundred certificates ~ It, val
ue. al within twenty miles oi Boston.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure nursing SORE
mouth. ,,,
pimplcs on the lace.
Two or three bottles viii clear the system u bes
Two bottle. are warranted 10 eurs the worst
Mind u cankeT in the mouth and stomach.
Three 10 FIVE bottles are warranted TO cure the
worst cases of erysipelas.
One 10 two bottle. are warranted to cure an hul
mors Of the eyes.
Two bottls. are Warranted 10 cure Tunning in
the ear. and blotchcsin the hair.
-Four 20 six bottles are Warranted 10 cure cor
rupt aud running ulcers.
One botlle will cure scaly eiuptions Of the skiu.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the
most desperate cascs of rheumniism.
Three 10 siS bottles are warranted to ews 'ali
rhcum.
of fcfofhll.
A benefit !. Away, expected from the fret botils,
and perfect cure warranted when the above Punn.
tity i taken.
Nothing look, % improbable o. those who have
in vain tried M the wonderful medicines Of the DAY,
NJ that a common weed growing on the pastures,
anil along Old stone walls, should cure every hu.
NOR; vet Il u nov hxsd iict. II Nou have
humor il has 10 start. There are no n nor ands
alnni H. cutnr some cases bat noi youTs. lie has
p.ddlsd over thousand botcs of IN ths ticinily
81 IIoston and knows the effect n II u every
n has already done sous of the grcliostcures
done IN Massarhusstts. lle gave i 10 children a
year old tu Oh people ~ sixty and has seen popr
puny boxing childrrn, whose fcsh was IN snd
daily, restored 10 perieotftate u health Ny one
houls.
To those Who are iroubled with sick headache,
one hottie will alwaY' cure Il. II gives great -
LEI IN catauh and diuiness. some Who have
taken u nave bern c1stivc ior ycars, AMI haVeb"cn
.sgulated lyy a. where the body u sound Il works
mute easy, nut where there !. any arrangement u
the FUNCTIONS u nature, Il will cause very singular
| feelings, bat 900 must not u. alarmei-they alvays
disappear IN from four DAYS o. veok. There s
never had result from ton the contrary when
that E,ling y gone, N0u viii eel y0ursrli lkr
new psrsun. heard some Of the m1st sNtraVaga1i
| snoomiums II IL that man ever li'tsnrd ~.
No change u diet ever necessary. lat The lsft
you can get and ouough u Il.
/ Dircrtions fpr usc-Aduts, unc table sp01rf1l
. pcr diy-chihrcn u eight yesr, desert sp'oniuI
rom i've ta eight, tcaspooniu. n no dr'cti1a
can H. applicable O. ~ constitutions, take enough
10 operair on the bowels tw icr q day.
/ VI. n. HAY. Dmggist, Portland, The onI! an-
I thofifsd agent fpr MaiU".
/ Son by ASnETws \ BArTs, Pans lliIl; ".
4. RusT, ". D., 30. PARIS; T.. At~nod Co.,
/ BuckGcld; Ilol.u NUyes, Norvay lyb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
WOE TO THE BED BUGS!
Forty thousand slain In one night!
DEATH TO THE LIvINal
Long Live the Killer!
THE INTOLERANCE NUISANCE OF
ED B u G. S
Can bs 20, rii Ofsaectraly. only by the q the
DmND G3UO~s
WOE TO THE BED BUGS!
DEATH TO THE LIvINai
Long Live the Killer!
3 ED B u G. S

Thi, preparation isa combination of CoRRO-
SIVE SURLIMATE with POISONOUS
GUN RESIN, which gives Il the consistency oi
NJ lot o. vanish, which diics on wherever u y
applie,l, and remains very hong time, p1fci
tTaia of dsaiA % fAs WAoi, Bed Dag fr',s.
One application il enough for n season.
Arply il not only 20 the l-d.trsd, lat 70 the cracks
and crcyces ab"ui the selling, &C the house . oil"
r7T-AND you SHALL SLEEP IN PEACE
In the use Of the Dead Shot there H.
no poisonous dust rising whenever you make the
he'd ~ sweep the roam, - always the case alter
having used Csrrpss SEshniis, d,''oIrrd ~ AI'o'
A..
Ever, bottle Of the GENUINE DEAD SHOT.
has on the label the name It l.. l.. DuTcHhR,
which i. the only tee, Of genu'ncne's. Free 20
Ccuts-
Sohby G. W. ATwELi., under the u. = lilo.
TEL, Portland. General Agent for Maine.
Al.a cold by Druggists and dealers IN Medicines
syer,~hsrc. ANDREWS s BATES. Agents,
Paris Hill.
soldby ~. ". 4. RUST. So Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

II stands sml'
nruthr its oHI.
tive powers On all
the di.eltCs hr
uhichitisroum.
mruIici, usually
called MALE
COMPLAINTS
Onhe.c arc rzo-
IAFsUs lTEEi,
or falling n ihr
Womb FLu0K
AtUUs,of White
-CHHoNIC Is
- ~ NArI0N
aud tLCT y a.
TtON % TN
W ovB. INCI
uINrAL IEuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
DIR. Ordwny's Pain Destroyer,
aud Dt. Ordway's Cough Destroyer,

Are for sale by all Agent. Toe Discovery
Try them, Commend Themselves.
e S,slayss C,yruiars 70 b kif II AsoHi'.
Sold by G. ". ATwELL, under the United
States Hotel, Portland. General Agent for Maine
Also suld by Druggists and dealers IN Medicine ey'
srywhere. Sold hy ANDREWS & BATES,
AMI at JOHN DRESSER'S Ladies' Shoe Store,
Paris llill. 70
Sold by ". A. RUST, VI. D., SO. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

NJ, Hrll,4rs rTtI W0r4,rTi Tfsri' n ~ Hs.
4, D,r1rsry 1ld Md Pu1t0-Bai s1ss y
Eryar,ll, AVID L,u Complaint Crsa.
H,,IEmtI. Mass, Nov II, 1858.
Mss.rs. Ordvs, 4 W,dleigh.
EEL u my 1ui, 70 lst yuu Know how your llu.
NOR medicine has affected nr.
am Il q billions Temperament aud have levn
.,rk With LIVER COMPLAINTS fut some time,
and va, At last taken With ERNSlPELAS.
h,d heard your nsd,oips spoken Of, and made
up rny MUD TO give TIA fir irial
bought a bottle and commenced takius Il. Al
frs' Il made me feel quite ds1grc.shle, sometimes
a Sci, uaussltng iesiing, and frequent sharp paine
IN wv s.dc, chest aud shoulders.
lesssued the quantity from the direction. and
TOOK Zoe a lev tsNs ICES than Tablespoonful a
tay. lcgan 10 iscl iettrf and thea took the Toll
doe, until tooh the bOttle. began To feel like a
new man.
have now u.cl the second bottle alfup,-and
feel quite we'll. VI, side aud stomach have not
b,sn - we'll fnr a long time.
VI, low spirits aud dependency have entircly
leit me. asd feel again Ike myscG With many
thank. ior your medicine, am ,ours truly,
JAMES ANDREWS.
DE-. Orlway, Dear Sir.--I answer your inquiry
rotating 20 the effect Of the medicine prrseribcd by
,ou IN NV case. ! am Ncry happy in saving that ]
An CURED, sndcan earnestly recommend your
Ilumor Mrdicine specific Tor that most diss.
rreeable disease, Jsundice, With which have
suffered at intervals for wars. J. J. ROBERTS.
Boston, Nov. 29th, 1858.
The above j. from Dr.. J. J. Roberts, surgeon
Dcn,,.i, ior many years a ros'dent Of Lawrence,
Mass.
PRICE,-oF DISCOVERY, al 90 Bot
tle,--oT Six Bottles for - 90.
SALNE,--2J cts.---Or Five Tor 81 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
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