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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-16
REPuBLIsAS Mass MEKTrSos.- RepubH. !

REPUBLICAN Mass MRETIS0s.-The Republi-
can State Central Committee announce Mass
Meetings to be held at
Steubenville, Tuesday, August a8.
New Lisbon, Wednesday, August 90,
Carrollion, Thursday. August 80.
New Philadelphia. Friday, August 81.
Canton, Saturday. September /,
Wooster, Monday, September 5.
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H RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
Feb, 22,-55. Il.

NOR the Prevention and Cure Of Intermittent am Re
IL mittent FeVers Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever
Dumb Ague, General Debility, Night SSeats, and al
other forms Of disease which have a common origin in
Malaria Miasma
Tbisis a MUTUAL ANTIDoTE which will entirely
protect any resident OF traveller in the most sick
ley or sWampy localities, from any Ague or Bilious d
sease whatever any injury from constantly nhaiing
Malaria or Asama.
twill instantly check the Ague in persons who have
su Tered from any length Of time, from one day to t~eE'
ty years. so that they need never to have another chill
by continuing in use according TO directions, Inc pa
tient at once begins appetite and strength,
and continues until permanent aud radical cure is ef
lected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed in German
French and Spanish, accompanying each bottle lrlce
One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, R. l.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
NEw-YeRK, June IL, 1855.
az have made chemical examination OF Rhodes
Fever and Aeue Cure or "Antidote to Malaria, and
ha e tested il for Arsenic Mercury Qniune, aud syeh
nine but have not found particle Of either in it. nor
have found any substance Its composition thatWould
prove Injurious TO the constitution.
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
IEwIsBURa, Union Co., Pa. May 2, 1855.
Mr.. J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: The box of medicine
you sent me vas duly received tue lth Of April
have cold about one half of it, and SO far the people who
have used it are satisfied that il has cured them Ii has
certainly stopped the Ague in every one who has used
it, and six of the cases were of long standing. Ny sis
ter who has had it for FIVE six years back and could
never get it stopped, except BY Qunine, and that only
as long as she would take it. is now, think, entirely
cured by your remedy. Z. 4. MeGlNLT.
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.
Take no more Arsenic, TONES, Mercury, Febriuges,
Strychnine, or AntiPeriodcs Of any kind. The we'll
known ineciency Of these noxous poisons proves them
to be the offspring either Of false medical principles, or
of mercenaFy quscks. The only remedy in existence
that is both sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in CarrOltOn BY c. A. BEoGEL, and dealers
generally.
July, 12 1866, ly.
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NFW = PHuADFIpHTA

have for sale good assortment OF Gold and Silver
Watches Clocks and Jewelry Of all kinds, gold Pens
Violns and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store. Ny shopin the centre block Immediately sd
joining "Espied a Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted 10 exchange for work Of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
Wash Butler Carrolton Ohio, and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. AL work warranted Give
u trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Pa sdellhia, Julv 81, 1853.
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MCDOWELL & co.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERs

wH0LEsAL AID RETAIL
0 0KSELLERS, STATI0EERS
PAPER EALERs,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERs.
sTEUBENVILLE, ,.......... OHIO.
KEEP always on hand Ssrge assortment OF
IA school, Medical aud Miscellaneous bOoks, Plain and
Raled Cap and Lettet Papers Printing and Wnp
ping Papers Of all sizes Note Pspefs Envelopes, Steel
Pens aud all kinds Of 5 atOnRry.
They are prepared TO I'll all orders from Merchants
School Committees, Teachers and Others at Low prices
Having bindery connected with our establishment
we are prepared to make all kinds Of Blanks for Rail
roads, Insurance Companies, COuuIy ofhcers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 70 order. As We
use the best quality Of stock and employ tie best sork.
men, work viii compare avorsby With that Of any
other Bindery in the State. Blanks Of all kinds PACED
60 order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tanners
Scraps. MCDOWELL & co.
steubenville, March 10, IS 1T
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ALL FROM ONE GRAIS--The Ohio Patriot
tells Of farmer of Columbiana county, who
presented the editor of that paper, with the
product Of one grain of rye, numbering 81
stalks, which produced 284l grains This was
grown on the farm of Mr.. Jonathan Brown Of
franklin Township. Large yield that.
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MARRIED.

On Saturday, August llth. at the Patton
House, Carrollton. Ohio by Rev S. F. Minor
Mr. iliam Laport, of Tuscarawas CO., to
Miss Mary A. Packer, of Carroll co.
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SAyDERS,
-r SANDERS,
IMPROVED H0RSA RAKE.
Patented Juae 5, 1852.

Patented JuAe ), 1852.
WHlS Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
i wheat fields. Il will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
leeth .ts operation is the most simple and easy OF any
Horse Rake in use. The operator Iides and operates
the Rake With his feet tie teeth being attached u the
axetree Ehich is the head Of the Rake with hinges on
the front side attached to the shafts the head Fbiaes
the is required by the operator to leave tie
load when necessary The Rake is well adapted 10 all
classes of men. This is the cheapest simplest AID best
Horse Rake in use; all Fairs where exhibited It
has taken the premium,
have purchased the right for Carroll county, frem
the Patentee aud offer aid Rake to the farmers Of LI-
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
model Of the Rake can be seen at The Patton House
CarrotOn Ohio +. s. N00DB0RNE.
July IL, 1855, If.
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CONDITION OF CHINA.-The present condi.
ton of China is melancholy demonstration o:
what conservatism may do.
The lowest rung on the social ladder is oc-
pied by the oldest living nadon--a nation that
claims to be the only civilized. The poorer
classes in the neighborhood of Hong Kong, are
selling their children for "a cents each. ibis
price applies to girls of to loyears, and the
purchaser must take them away at once and
support them. They are chiefly employed as
servants. Older girls being more, or to speal
commercially, We quote girls from to II
years at 25 cents, 10 to is years 81, 5 to 90
years are more in demand, and cannot be hac
under $40 to $l04. ..i
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NOTICE.

Persons knowing themselves 10 be indebted
to us for either Advertising or Job work will
please call and settle the same Immediately,
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WATER CURE JOURNAL, for August has also
been received. This is Herald of Reforms
that should be read by every one, and whose
teaching should be strictly obeyed. For terms
90 prospectus,
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JuDGE FOR KANsAs.--Andrew B. Moore ol
Alabama to be Associate Judge 10 place of RI
more removed.
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CAMP MEETING. We learn from the Steu-
benville Union that Camp Meeting of the
M. E. Church, will be held on Mansfield S
camp grounds, near the east line of Wayne
township, Jefferson county, on Friday, the
Gath day of August, inst
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Eg- The Cincinnati Board of Health report
the number of deaths from cholera in that city
for the week ending the 7th inst at 80. The
highest number any one day was 90 on the
4th
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND On YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of Carroilton and Carroll
county that they can have their Watch repaired in the
best and short notice, BY Jending them 10
IN
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Gbe Carroll frre llress.
JOB PRINTING.

HAVING CONNECTED WITH THIS OF.
- nee good DOB Printer We are prepared 70 exc
cute al orders In ths department with neatness and
al others uho sant
CARDs, CncuLARs, PAMPHLKrs,
BLAEEs, HAsDBILLs, BnL- BEADs,
TTcKETs, PROGRAMMES, CATALOGUES,
To give Us aeaIl Our Job Type are Of the most mod
ern manufacture, and cannot fail 70 please a Who may
favor us with their patronage.
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May 81. 55-6w. pr fee $3.50
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11

+s,fiK undersixncd aave this day torineu " ~ n
shis ander the style and nrm Of uso, I'd CO
Ru sfrsss; and have erected for tnal pulpo1
spacious Fiteproor ~ oersa and DIV
L = ra.f. and near the Depot of the Efahsthc
r wfordsyiiie Railroad, where they vii, kind
. room and convenient iaciilsics 'or ''o'''s
TSsy viii give special care to M IN for
1iyer. Railroad. Canal or Wagons anu '-'O'
,enDtly at the lowest rates. ,ha purchase
hsv lIlxTc nersonal attention 10 me IA soii
sss of Produce ~ Groceries ~ .n's snS MoIa..ss on
r,a.,. as one ofthe arm will os she 'o"NN
NVintcr.4y a.,.r,;or tn crit Had shs
rhsy hope oy onro"''- ~ w. FOSTER.
hePasiie patronage GRo. FOSTER,
w NJ. ALTMAN
decl4 ------4--
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
,s uuaY PENNINGTON,

psp.crFtII.LY inforG the citizens OF Essns;;, s;n
X -. Vi inisv that thsy have formed ApS''A'''f
~ .et,vely engaged in the
sro esas ~ aad become familiar s.ss an
lent 20 M. ,h.m 90 . share Of public patron
Their nee Is on Firsr street oc,ween ho,h 81 them
Poa.aseS unless absent profess snal 1u'hS'
S-H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
,.,,,.aNGEMENT. -.

Hxeraer h.s asg ,; sn Able dpayT Il part
issiy e S.ys W Wdspoaedet ars e 9S who viii
e'tsiness. M SNr NJ ATTHEW DAhEELn..s n.IZE
se-y house t9 ,.nS under the stye OF Onh ~ a.
cnp,sss sSr %sss my
a. . the house ST
age extended me sSr m. new arm WOW
S.En'h.y men = ysry lo v or aot pay As ali keA'
=za..oe.9 ssr eredit at this house SAMUEL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
THNNEYA sORENsON.

,x.ot ALr pzALEEs GROCERIES AND iA9uon'' "oAN
.ffS--- w ArER AND SITS. SWAN .sbLE o.,
this day formed
cvrpose Of dotuE wholesale Grocery "a" ~
svipr suscssded business OF messfs =
~ ws umrch ,sed their stock and made
- rtu.nt shall able 20 aner as goo
rod CAaH as any house in EvansViie Anff nffESS EYf
= eat. s. SoRHNS0N.N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
,lO r.1R&CCO STORE (

IACoB SCHhURkR, MAIN It, De ,I,. 10 A n ,
1Aooo ~ sohaener d Schroeders old STA 81
.,.,,rRiIIIy Inform the citizens OF EvaI
nj 'rroaud ng country. thati have taken .ne
1,,na. dot .rmned TO continue the same o1s,u1
will .onstansly keep on .Sat Sastsrn MARI
a,t sna sI,s Snufaud smoking Tobacco % a.. x'nn'
.SsI cnina and Wooden Pipes g al s.es snS
iMas Al tho lowest cash P,esh, r. .hs business convinC
Mytethssr vye general Satisfaction, and resPe
niicit sharo Of public patronage. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
DAVID O'NEIL,
), -, s,,,..a Main aad Eooais

49, -..;x.a md opeued ans a.sortmert OF
81 dHcrent coiorH. Oassimeres OF UNI u niai1 aut
y hs richest Vestinss sucn AH passI ps To-
sStssS ~ sisks &c with commoner gooas l1t
All these goods are OF the best qn1i i Gust,
aess ,t;es ever brouaht to this city. ny NJ
s.asraiy are invited to examine sne ,ot
sw er~psrsd ~ish arstrAte worfmsIl l,sssss ~ sep
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
r,,, .,vaTERA SOI,VED

mrnntSG tror the erow4 of customers that hAvs
vi. ia fri Embieh store forthe past swo
i'm that he (as the say ing y IN 80
s,szi earlanes the hoard
sh.~a.s 80 sacrifice bat on ,uLset
happy g announces to our readers nas ~ N
a :. hsn nc haRd full gssorsnsat OF
aEd ssansr DRY :,. rs"e,. 80 apI4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
WW. REILLY,.,

AN H0lh1,l H0slhS,lcE NV HE ERCHAST. MAIN STREET II
udrsspec.fui Inform his he
~ ElausviIIe an vicinity thas. navnE 4 " Reilly
o. ne earr, on ths Grocery and Produce ~.
st1ud He embraces this spPafAntyr 10 rsrit 90
and intends 60 spare NO ennfy 20 mssi q
Patsb. Pastassss .sms ie2o-IJ WILLIAM 1Ei'
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sTORAGE WANTED;

"a stsrs earAttEs FTsNN s.s
aTap.s.i.y Of Gr.ia. Produces ss Ass>"AN'
rooms up stair 7is@sn
ssken 81 ' aa w,resiAse dAHsgc 'rSn o~nP
rus. ..tss iew are rroofrAs'sey ey '~'iI
~ TsnS.r whea dssirsa Iocast rsreet and w Ana
S y.a,e son vonient for shnp!nS GESTER 90
AnnlY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
pLaTRD WARE.

i,., xeoeiysAt from the asnufact1rsf
M .,rsnens Of Plated Ware -suah - tSs.s to.n.i,
.nosa. foiks batter hntyss sss.s pTIe,. and
ters: g.. Ssi...s On ssaains Aihsts metal nsafls
stsssstr sssg stIysEiy y saSs 5s~.isy st'
~-sr ptA' ptAN''1 - : 50 Assfs rt..r4s, ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

T0 rHn s;fTrZEys OF sUuTHkRN INDIANA
- KENrd GKN AND ILLINOIS.
assn SAUNDERS. Civil REginssr nAFinE saken ~ nis
ID abode il city Of Evansville waala ss
that he 10 prcpArsd 50 iarnian
pseiHeAtioHs nnd Es.ima ss q wsrk 81 any
.and Railways. Turnpike. Plank or osner noAes' 80
sroysuea of kivsrs nsvig ton Pnrpo es se. go, n
ability fre l. D. @iisen: s.& Hnghss
Iud; Gssrxs Duan Of sedferd lnd q
e. WiI,sa q ~ RsKnssr of New AhAny lad: ana "a =,
xf1ere. fsr achist Enknser OF the ~ l. s@s
Isfas fssiIrs I'd, application AH~ =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
..0caSl CLOCKSy 1T WHOLESALE
% nv uirrROLFF & SONS.

&c. EVANSVILLE IND,
h.vs iuas Large s1pply o. eiGAs aAy
thir.y hour clocks. direct frs N the Sih
.x-rv .tvle Of and iroa -ases: Wnlcn
will ssti % czah dealers iay a. the same %
reod stack hand. and think We can a.
se he atrrest sf country dealers 20 buy tner coc4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
N0rInNs, NOrtONs!l

>owgR v..a.. thsrmO 'seFs; ten key'd
hast Landau s4A iaE wAh can I'M. marSl.s; toys, i
asssfasn combs sagsrs5 ssoth brushes
piak. KEY .ss.. men Hmersnn's rator r;tn ,r
aaa iSm ping rspes .ad battle dO0rs' A. G. PUsHEE.
rAristJ Of actions tsf "a Pelows' Hall First.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
Nsw " As.iINGToN HoTnLS' Tly b

,r~u. Pr.pristors Of this uouSe "a Uot-i lnst
IA s.raon Main street. 30 thehs theT are " er,AE
.Ss- the Honse y nle u, III "a no tGsf
"a Their old ners an AZ an an FOL
,a,.fi AZ 10 Inuen suPe,taliy socit CD
~ " ~ psst patroaAx- ~e resp
- s.Fus shall use - a6ords
4f7 Aae" . ," fsrs viii be the best the "NfA
-narxes aoderAte. r...n Yard kept roreountfJ q
7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11

the Of na as their thanks Tor Il
. uos.Nh . ~ keeoirR everything usu~Ai' janl
...,.S, afOwAsIC STOMA.GTME
!" rsMs. ntLLs, WaNa W. ,oss and favoraSiy !
nv tESs prspsrn nrs for summer ComPlAint;;: anu
sna...i1s Of fever and sg1e. aso s,a sr s,""~'
.;.as,cns ju 4 recsivsd and tOrSTTs TTsSSEY SoRENS
feb2t Il
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DANIEL wOoLsEr-.. HIsAn sELsoS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

C.-r nU's W..s. We learn from th'
Minor. journal ta, .r tic lSth lry OF
lrrr ra... a-t. t...F four in|rf a7f
tafoaIin'.-.aelrs, were weighed
600 .r. uIE.r.luk- track scales in usr hy
HW Ual Railroad Company,
Which .ah.rt one thousand uu moss t.au
vac ever v.i, lHi iH single d1y before.
A'.ut ru. tIrl of thr time was not oeru-
MED. which would give ,hc capacity of The
-.aI.. fora constant day. work 90 about
evolve thousand TOMS This scale is the
Iar-y-t ever made ly taa Mas.r-. Fair'aua,
and probably thr lra-.t ia the world, it
hsiu. ore hundred and twelve feet in length,
rr twelve feet longer than an ordinary ''eity
Ilt. and capable o.. receiving and weighing
"a. once. and with q siB-', weish-bcam' "a
train of eleven ears loaded with coal.
New York Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

TIVE nscessiiy q sush n msdirnc has long bcsn
ieli h1ih IN The heads ol iamilits and Thy'I.
clans. H. advantages over crihutics given in The
ffm ~ Pii. ~ rowdsrs must O., ob,iuus a. syefy
Intelligent psfson. II operates more immediately
ani carcimIy upon the system, aui M the sarne
tne is infinitely lcss ditculi 20 administer, Icing
quifr agreeable o. the taste. u n0t unlN producss
sll ibr ELECTS whcrr physic b. required, hui o0m-
r'sirly remove. halitull Crsuyrlf.s, loa'irr lho
Evs.. rstf.,il, Tree. n eNrfls 90 humos flouf
iar blood. BE- certain cufe &C. the Pilss, Regulates
he scu1n che Liver, hers iht stomach iom
Bile. iuyf.nfBirs thr whole Nervous system, and
removes ihc cause ~ aIi hcal pains, surh ht
HtaratIr1, Asrrale1. n. T#.urIr, Ggai, IsI
ts 80 Hrsf. Nfs. N'rHr.l, s..
n may ai.H o. rrlIs.I urU1 Boz Hi fIsf1sss ~ the
o. ,rls-nN~ENTIEN, DlNEllluA, AND
CHOLERA MOHulS ,ir'I 40 rnsa ip Dc mag.
cal iHGrsoor. Again We upraL TRY IT 1T
need. u1 other rrcanurHt1uHr. SO iimily siN
tr without BE- after they have rrruN tr't'd no
mrfiis Reader, 500 have i.r' other rrnrflfs.
without srrrrss dssplIr rHf--fs.f'is now az hHnd.
Arr 500 srIruHg from ~frHiul, s. I.fi.rs Il my
Liquid C,ih1ruc vl1 cove ynu. Nouii1 500 ~ No..
Ia,,i from h,bfu,i tHsiNfu.ss, thee lHitlff will
elect 100 Ih8t 800 Hr.irr. NJ 500 ars afflicted vih
Rheumatic. Nru1lFir. 90 other lHfHl Unlns, in'
lutI.r. uil Zee ,uu iHm tifu. 81 Huu0u viii
s srlIr.lfrd ir.H Ihr laaI ly 'If usr of lran rrr
l. .iN hlulss. o. shH.t. % ,au frlur ptyIr ~
aH, purpose. this be- las meet reliable, 'nir, 'Hl
Agreeable CO. ihs Tactic that hIs ever i.su placed
uiiLIH thr reach %, pU.Ic.
PRICE s1.Oo.
Principal Depot, 2, Cruinl Street. Lowell, We
-4-~ui by umFg.sis generally.
AuTsTs I. os-.uI, NHfum. Nn NnT. ".
rsr D.. d e. %. AtsH.t, urshfr5. John nl1s-
ssr P',Is Y. >lh,Hu, So. Waterford %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
To the Ma,orRni Aldermen of Cities aud
Selecimen Of towns In Maine.
n prrI rms & CONC

IMpORTERs II SPIRITS AID WINES hf
ssti rurposc, and uhnlr'als dealer. in New
EuganI i,rm anl Alcohol, WouE respectful, ia
trrn v.i that che, have 'rfy c1,rlully selected
stock frnm which thg, are prepared o. surp', 60
dot, auhurilrd l,gu1i agents ibr usual sssurtmsHt
rgl1i,d y ihrm Cor mechanical anl medicinal
Ump1fes.
Imu United States U1nlrl Wairhorsc We 1rr
prepared ., 1eIi,o purc lor,igo sr.uts 1rl
Vino. iu original pa. kag.s, o. che Uurrhassr, sud
10 doe luvcsJ mlfAC UIIrg., Cor each Ur srrh Cro-
do ls ml, o. j,s'ea RslrfruDrs aui Catalogues
oonisiaIHs rr,sr. ard description o, g"'''' i.r,
saui,I D., mail. 81 le'Iui. Al articiCsvauauiCd
tU gi,c ,aiIfg slti.1riIuu.
I. u. RICHARDS n SONS,
~ and sp stale Street. BOSTON.
NAV n. 1855. 6vlj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
"Taxe,...Whatit costs"

takes to inform the tax PAYERS Of Oxford
County, that the execution Of the Maine
law !, really proving an expensive affair to
their pockets, in doing which the worthy
aud phihuthnplc writer has shown himself
a prr'ct master OF fgur.s. Of the enormous
cost ofczccutinE the law Cor four years, be-
has selected f-. items only, O.. being hyon.
blc % hls Sl,v. or thc matter. The first l.
the january Torn Of the W, u. Court,
1859, nc which term, hc SAYS, the rayor the
Grand Jury, which t. usually about $50
Tsr term, Amounted &C. $50, and the Wit
noses before thc Grand Jury. instead Of the
usual sum or sloo, received $500.
Now why Ia, ,Is learned writer selected
:h.s particular time above an others, 90 D.
lustrat, Dis a's'ru.s ,ult,te Simply be-
c1u., 1y .urrrHn- nmr material facts,
and rrr,.rtu- others. lc could make thi,
appear to srye him when u1 other would.
Uthas Suppressed t.e hct, Chat VIA, Dc
oI'. ,le january term. 1859. wa. o session
'1l hra'nammmt from tr November
t.ru, 1851. 600 account of cine .ir.urs aud
'liN ur judge colo. II. mrrr.eo, tle
ngt that thc Grand jury attended, both ...-
-..as. making two travels, anil ,rc or two
jay ATTENDANCE utra, ami te amr woe
undoubtedly 'rur uf m.s' OF ODE witness.
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UNlTED sTTrTs'
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims!

puY AND NAVY OFFICERS, Soldier,
\ ls,,h Rrguhrs and Volunteer, Slilou. Ma
I,,s,. FatiIa Men, Mu-iclsr', Wag1n Masters,
T,,m.tsr.. lodi rs. and ~ rofsnrs uh0 NAV hnyc
.s,ysd fourteen di,s 10 any n che wars II the
t1irsd States. .aco the year 1870. The Law II
1855 gives each II YOU Who have uHt heretofore
.r.,ri,,t a warrant ~ lini, OH- hunircl and six
4, ArfcsW Aai to 40 Who have re'cI'ed bounty
Land. enough more to make one hundred ani Six.
O, Atrrsl
I,rd. h,. wrov, ~ " NJ Widow, che Minor
child rr children. ace entitled O. ihs ilun,y.
~ sr. rssB4tsf % f-oaTs'v r-.ss.a's ~ s'1iss
81, LaaF. asF vii Hrrlv Jaf.u ~ a. Pf1ss.
Crszfv CIrts. CsaHt,s'i.aui n Nfs's, Miami
p.i... Lsrv.r,. saf ~ rihrl, eos iis as-osary
fa.ilu.fsss, 4rf s'ssl far7', f'ff " rrH, % afJh-
.l.fr.rs. De- HrI .f lfifrUrf
When desired. We viil 'sl ihr Wrrput no the
u,rasi rri,r, and rcmit check Go proceeds.
y. u. conn y 60.
u Nil1m SNrgf. Nov N0fk.
Rsfrrrs-U1nA ofihe Commonwealth. y. y.
Ou,s Liir and Iwst Co., y. y.
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ln g-ryrsa partridge, ! sTas.ri Mis-
NlarA.au with gravy from bead t1 foot.
agl ..H.- d l sap three dI,t.ug: brown ri..s
@. animal Ia..s fr.rk'me down her chc'k,
''e had OH. c1mrhiaucc o. declare sHat
not tr.r bad reached her such gircum-
stances ore tls triumhs of civilized Iiig
Sidney Smith.
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Number OF cler-ymsn on the stand at the
Republican convention at Pennington, -.
Number Of clergymen present at the bunker
0. Comment IS entirely Alncccs-
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Commissioners Notice to Creditors,

Commissioners Notice to Creditors.
WE having lrsn appointed D, ihc jnlge oi Pro-
w hate O. tha County e ONinri, Co receive
and examine the claims ~ the creditor. Of Henry
". W,iefhnuse Date 81 Bethel 90 .aid t"unil, de-
CEASED, whose estate j. rcpfesenisd msol'oni' give
,..t,,e b,t ,s uI1aths. commencing the uinctcruth
ia, Of June, 4. D., 1855, Is allowed 90 sad cred
it1rs 90 hiiug in aufproye their claims; and that
vo vail attend IN the seryig assigned u', ~ The
office II O'Noil ". Robinson, IT,, in Bethel In
,ait Couniy. on the third SATURDAYS II Ociohcr,
November and December, A. ID. 1888, from two
10 f0ur O'Clock, 4. VI.
Dated al Bethel. chi, 23d LAY Of June, In the year
olour Lord, 1883.
o'NEIL ". ROBINSON, Jr., con'r
81 RICHARD A. FRYE,
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DIED.

IN BurkfslI. August 10. Mr.. D1rca. Bailey,
widow uf ths late JOSIAH lhilfl, aged - lcars.
IIsr -iUus dartrire was that NJ 90 new heart,
and her liic aiomeI bee profession. Com.
On Sutton, Aug. Is. Jacob Dot-e, aged -.
In North OAGri, Mais., willard SOcp, 81,