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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17
Original Qaetrg,,
When the sun has gone down and the winds are a

When the sun has gone down and the winds are al
rest,
And the sea gull skins swift DER the dark oceans
breast; st a--.- - 4. .E
And the sky is all nged with the many-hued clouds,
Till the darkness of night all fair nature eBshrouds.
Like bird of the oceen-wOrld. fearless and brave
A gallant ship rides on the foam m-crested wave;
So quiet, SO motionless, still, and at ease.
She silently waits for the fret gentle breeze.
But the wished for wind comes not; and aissostill
That fear soon begins every stout heart to I'LL;
For surely in this there can be no new charm
For calm. we know. always precedes dread
And the fear is not vain for the skies now dark,
And The tempest soon gathers around the frai bark;
And now she is tossed DER the wild-raging surge,
Which seems 20 howl nsdly the sad, nourniul
dirge. - .
The bright lightnings fash, and the loud thunder
roars,
And the black dripping rain in thick deluge
pours;
And The wildrsging wind keeps an unceasing howl
On the sky blacker still black YET; grows the dark
scowl.
The mariners quickly each order obey,
As round the proud vessel tre crested waves play.
But sain ah how vain now they find is their power
To combat with The storm of that terrible hour.
And now cen the strong and the stoutest hearts
quail, sa
As all means to save themselves hcpeiessly iaiL
Now wave Of more fury and power than The rest
Is gradually raised from The dark waters breast
And lashing with fury the vessel SO frail,
FSsn which there arises low, stifed wall;
Then on fhe wide ocean with no arm 10 save
Down, deep down, they sink to watery grave!
February 2lst, 1856.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17

: Our relations. the gay, prosperous Passy-
mounts, did not think 1t worth while to
trouble themselves about an old spinster
cousin of theirs and ours, generally known
as Dame Ncdlekins, though her visiting
cards designated their owner as Miss De-
borah S. III. Nodlekins." The Passymounts
were aware of the fact, that Our cousins
comfortable annuity was only little one,
snd, therefore, ii seemed highly improbable
that Dame Nodlekins would have aught TO
bequeath on her decease. save personalities,
which we're of small comparative value. as
she was liberal almsgiver, and, in mod
crate way, enjoyed every luxury. The gar
niture of Dame Nodlekins' house, indeed,
was faded and antique; the spinet was crack
ed; the linen was well-darned; the plate
scanty, and worn thin with use and furbish-
ing; and the books, torn and dusty, might
easily be counted Oh couple of Shelves
Dame Nodlekins had neither diamonds MOI
pearls, nor trinkets of any description; her
days were passed in a dreamy state of tran
quillity; stitching, stitching, stitching for.
ever, with her beloved huge work-box al
her elbow. That wanted no plenishing:
that was abundantly fitted up wish worsted
co,ton, tape, buttons, bodkins, needles, ant
such a multiplicity of reels and balls, tina
TO enumerate them would be tedious task
Dame Nodlekins particularly excelled an,
prided herself on her darning; carpets
house-linens, stockings, all bore unimpeach
able testimony to this branch of industry
Holes and thin places we're hailed with de
light by Dame Nodlekins; and it was whis
pered-but that might be a mere matter @
scandal-that she even went SO far as to Gu
holes in her best tab.e-cloths, for the pur
pose of exercising her skill and ingenuit
in repairing the fractures. Be that as
may the work-box was as much "a compan
ion to her as dogs or cats to many cthe
single ladies; she was lost without it; he
conversation always turned on the subjec
of thread-papers and needle-cases; and ne,
er was darning-cotton more scient6call
rolled into neat balls, than by Dame Nodl,
kins.
The contents of that wonderful work be
would have furnished small shop. As
child, always regarded it with q species
awe and veneration; and, without daring
lay finger on the treasures it containe
my prying eyes greedily devoured its ,mys
cries, when the raised edge revealed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17
Lines to c.
BY LILY MAY

Dear C., when thou art far away,
Say wilt thou ever think Of me;
Or will thy thoughts forever stray
With the full tide OF memory
| know that mine for aye must dwell
On scenes long past IN days OF old;
For the fnll thoughts which nop tell,
Cling round my heart like links of gold.
When first we met, stern Winters chain
HaG bound Earth with his iron will;
We met as strangers, and again
AT parting seemed as strangers snll;
But when fair Spring with all her trnin
OF leaves and flowers, came tripping forth
To cheer the Earth, we met again
And calf our friendship into birth.
Since then we've watched the Spring depart,
And Summers glories entsr in;
We've culI'd bright thoughts cheer the heart
And keep it free from evtry sin.
But now those happy days are past
And scenes are stamIed upon each heart
So deeply they shadow cast
Ger LIES fair path. and we must part.
And thou wilt 60 far from me,
And this loved spot, where first we met,
Thy home and kindred friends to see,
And then, dear c., wilt thou forgeti
Wilt thou forget the friend who loved
To turn thy wandering steps arighti
Whose admonition ever proved
Twas given with sense ofrighti
All no. though brighter scenes unfold,
And many that are past depart
Ffom oot thy mind. still may this hold
For aye, a memory in thy heart.
And |, what'er my lot may be,
Mid good or i'll. pleasure or pain,
Will ofrtimes cast a thought on thee,
Hoping we soon may meet again.
Mny time tread softly DER thy brow,
And Life's extremes be gently borne;
Though grief may cause thy heart to how
'Tis half relieved when meekly worn;
And joy would have deeper thrill
: Contrasted with this sense of pain;
They speak in different torres, yet still
One brings relief, the other pain.
BaIDeEroIr, Chic, July 9Th, 1886.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17

In 1913, Hon. John \. Dix, in 4 speech
in the Senate Of the United States in faycr
o: ascertaininS and paying certain claims IN
California, delivered March 90, indorsed Col
Fremont as follows. "in the execution OF
these objects, the young& accomplished OH
Ger at,the head OF our troops Col. Fremont
exhibited a cum5 nation OF en"rgy Promps'-
tude sagacity and prudence which indicated
the highest capa;iy for civil and military
command; and in connection with what .
has done tor the cause of science 1t has Civ
him a reputa: on at home and abroad, OF
which men much oldsr and more experien-
ced than himself might well be proud. That
the country will do justice to his valuable
and distinguished services entertain not the
slightest doubt,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17

Sentence of death, says the Snow Hill
Shield, was passed bv Judge Spence, on
Saturday last, in the Circuit Court for Wor-
cester county. on negroes Lit and Jim, con-
victei of committing a series OF most tiead-
ish outrages upon the person of MIS-. NJ.
Mallett, poor but respectable white woman n
living in the lower part of the county. near
Trappe Town.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17
WHOLE NO. 90 6

gain and corruption, will you, can you. dare
you be SO fearfully and stupendously unjust
as to elect to the Presidency the ignoble
man who vas ct once the author OF the false
accusation agsinst Mr.. Clay and the real
proposer of the bargain and corruption.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17

Ex-senator Jones. of Tennessee, calls
himself ga Heaven-descended Wing" The
Devil was Heaven-descended lie was kick
ed out OF that place, and his descent was a
trcmcnd ,us one. .-Preniics.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17
Gboitt Mlisteuanpy.
THE OLD LADY'S WORE-BOX.

From Chambers Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
Varnish, Varnish.

TIVE subscriber. wouh call the special notice u
railroad car, omnilas and coach buildfr, ard
piano-iors manufacturers, the fict that We pos-
SEES advantages sccpsi ~ ~ Other establishment
for the manufacture ~ Rsliils Ylrarslu.
We have cngagri with us Mr John llllcosk,
an cspefiencrd yarnish maker fr1u Newark ~,
Nh.se reputation among customers b. suiisiout
,,,r,ot, E,r the superiority 10 our ,lmtshe-.
They are pot ~ ordered In ssrHrc packages II
Wo,I ~ Gin. No charge lor nuels--uihor pack
nFrs subject 90 charge.
Strirt and psoinpt attention. giyfu 'n all orders.
Far ale on favorable Terms, lAl.. luiatt"n Ln--
len cu,sh blIy vlruish; sI.ir ouirh, dos lm.
psf,,I Do. 10. Nos. and , cu'sh ur r'uinTr dos
extra polishing 3D.. iur pianos, Nr.i Ne. polish
cog d.. nsv,ius do. coach ntrfurs dos 'stIa hight
Girnituf, d.. 81 oham'sr SETS Nus. ani iu'n.-
tine io: hard white flowing i1. ur ilIs or hr..t
uatbliog; d,mnr DO; superior black ,ufm'l Doe iar
rsuiigc i0ps leather 0r harness d0i sh'ihc Dol
rolrh japan: lrpvu DO, ~ diving.
STIMSON. VALENTINE & CO..
% Broad street 'liosion.
CARp-nus,1a. Ja'l I, 1850. The sulrorilsr.
L,yiH. lf ss,sn ,olrs past manufactured ylrnishr1
E,f Mr.srs. Bigsl1v 4 Poo, ot Newark, y. j.,
t,kr. this msthul o. INFORM thusr mtfrsfri iH thr
al, ani consumption Il ,ar1,.hfs. tlai b. be- now
srga-,i aul interested with Mrs.rs. -tIu-nu, Val.
suiiBs + Co., II Bp.tHu. boz their NIwish Ist1h-
hshmrnt and 9TH pleasure uUnli s'.i.f lHf ih'
hm ihr pltruulgr ~ DO. f,snds and ihs Iul'Ir.
JOHN HNHIOtk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
KENNEDY's
MadiCal Discovery

n
rur GREATEST or THE AGE.
I,vR KENNEDY OF Roxbu,y, has discovered
Nj In one Of our co umop pastures weeds a rem-
~, that currs EVERY KIND OF lUNOR,
E..r, The worst Scrnfha down 10 common fimple.
A. has trird u iu over slsvcn huadrcd eases, ADD
never failed except IN two. lie ba' nov "a h,'
..,..iro over two hundrrl certificates ~ IT, val.
pr. ,lI uiihin twenty m,lrs IT Hoston.
Two hottie. are Warranted Co cure nursing sore
r,uih. ,
nimrlrs on the face. n.,-.
T,.,,r three l.ttss vii clear the system 81 he''
. Two houlcs are warranted 10 cure the "ots'
/ ti.l rf ,,rlfr Boz tha mouth ani stomach
Tbrrs ta Eve bottles are warranted TO cure the
worst cases ~ Cr,sir.bs,
. one 90 two hufi'cs aye warranted TO cure '' o"
more ofthc C,rs. -.
To-, I.f'5s 1rc warranted % cure running IN
.flr ear. and t'Hirhrs in the hair.
. Taur a. siN lottl,s are warranted 10 cure cor
rurt ,ul fuuriH- ur.rs.
o.. I.ttir viii core sra'y suir'i"1s n ihr skin,
. Two or thrrr iHttlcs are warranted ." cure the
|,....t g..rrr1'r ,1srs oftbcum8iisn
Tine, Co s,N toulcs are warranted TO cure 'ali
live 10 ,isb, lo,,l,, cure the very wau' cases
Al.rrftis alu1y. expected from the frsth 'iiis,
and urtftfrrrc warranted when The al"'o guam
. tIff Be- taken.
N.,hirg I.ok. sa improbable To- those Who have
s,ottird 100 che uUuj,riul medicines Of thc d'N
as that cnumun wrcd growing on Oh" l'.'',' -
,aT BIru- rd STONE walls, shHulh cure 'NrI1 hu'
rrrr. vet 90 BE- now n hNsd Hst. u Nou have %
Iru..r 90 h1s Oh staft. Thgtr are un iis nor n1df
.f.rf TO- curing come rlsss lFi me Nuurs. ilr h1s
,arf.r over "a Thousand luiils 81 t in the viciniiN
rfUusi.r. puI lrrss che effect "i it b. every c'sr
If aII.1H, done srle 81 che -ult-si 'urrs' ever
F.us ir N,sa.husrtts. llr gave % O. children re-
,r.r,lI. o. ulI people oi siNN, gnl ha' s'rn p'or
r.., I.air- ,hI'iT,n, whose h.sh VS. IN ani
r Ii,. rrstaI.i o. rgf.r.tf'io OF health ll 'ns
f.ffT.
a.. ir..s Nh, ar, trrrllrl with sirA hc1llehc,
.r. i.ur. viI nlva,s .rrJ %. n rfycs grrt o..
H.Ifuguuh rnl dlIrirTss. S.Wr who have
r.tsrpt nave tr,r JHsiIvr iur 1s,u, lri hl'chrrn
r.ruttr.I a., DO. Where fhr hHi, b. sHuni % woke
,..ltr rt.,. uri where ih.rr Is au, arrangement NJ
oil, nH.f.r. OF uBfurS, 60 will caus" Nrrl singular
E.'H-.. #r 5000 fru.f rHt d. aHu.r the, a'Hay'
...4rrsrr Boo l..m .ur ll1s 90 o. week. There BE-
r.,,r 70 irI r.sr't irHu too che contrary vh'u
thlt i,lr. BE- InHo, 1900 vlH &C., yourself uAr 20
r.u H.I..H. h.TH' come u' OBJ. mHsi "NirnNA, tni
.Hl.4.trH.. Of Do thBt m1H ever hstsHrd iH.
NH,hta-y ut t.ft ever 1rrrssar!. lat thr beet
Uo,rrrv. Sept. 10. 1853
T7r Do o. rrffr, f'.f M ~ nav, brHge"
T#.-" .rsf.I #a.l HHH..-s.f F.arrI iruf -
n- E.rl Hr-u.r ~ nf N.Hfv NH7s. .1f
FErf EsIs fzrrls. s.IE on. .rasrHf, f,rtt '.-. 90
I.l..,v. DONALD KENNEDY.
n. n. NAY. pw-...r, rarAnI, thr orl, an.
rf...r.I a-.nf o.. NHH#.
~.HI, N,rrrvs & r,rI', r1rsIlIHs ".
g. urfr, ". o.. So. rH.H. q. AiuuHH h Coo,
r..iEH, E.'Hu NNr, Norway. H'N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
CUTTINGS PATENT
a 70 = r o = Y p y S .
IL. L. CAMPnEIL.

W. ~ HFHar,r NrrL Navrr.
4. NV prrrarsd o. uLe rirurrs Of 100 11us..rs.
from large fumes lp email .assrfs a.I ri.s, 40
ms'rr,is ptir,s.
The NHbrut,rss i.i0g hsrr5uu', scaled Do.
two r',ir. Of 6rs lBs.. arr proof a-lIrsi ihs lr.
tiuu 81 water, lrits, ur che yarI'ruf' of rIw1'r,
11l 1fr thr pH'y pIuur's chat remain u1'hiH-.l
uy um..
Tho, atr u.t fry,rs.I rlu D. geo rr BHl Hght.
4rs lu.I sHU r'slr il rG.,f, BHI hsBrH'| b" i.rr.
The, rau aIsH o. taken r1 a. g., sr.Hu.s fru'"f-
irs ilru hf rfrG.f1i'. lrlh.HI.1 HrI r.sr be- r1
,frH.t IsIr snHHF H-IH.
Thee picture. s,-m 'ssrr,d fH s"rU0.'r 1I
others Hug boo u.s. ard r.Hr .r g.".HT u."s
STAMPS. " JutiiH-'s raf.Ht.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ata recent meeting Of thc Boston Natu-
rll History Society.
Nh. Francis N,cssp1ss Of The great B.ryI
f-natsa m tlo town Of Grafton, y. H.,
describing it, CRYSTALS ofsi-auuc dimensions
which lsI bc,n discovered there. One OF
those CRYSTALS which De bad caused 90 p, re-
moved and conveyed % Boston, weighed
nearly Ia tons, and Wa, Eve fcgt tn length.
Another. the Ar.-s; single crystal ia ih,
world, IS Car as we have any kn5vlcI,r, Is
nine fyt in length being siy-silcl prism,
che several faces oCwhich measured rrspec-
lively in width, through thc grratst dams
Or Of the crystal, . lcg, inches, . l,,i, ]
r,o; N inches, I foot no iachcs, foot @
inches. and I oat9 iu,lr--tnus giving 70
% g,rruulrrJur, oi D. r-rt. Ta.sgrys''l yrt
geml.nsl a, che locality, hat t'rlrar't AMI
ElIsar surrounding &c HAL hcgu carefully
removed ly citsl,, .1 t'8t .'' position in
i,s ulug, b,I crull ls readily Observed
Two wt.ks h'#r uI two men wac esq ..l.i
la ;hi, process. as Ordinary blasting hy -uu-
powder would have destroyed tbs crystal
Doc rrei, .1rE ra' 2. tft t.rr t.r 'r,.
pr. e.. r jackson, at the request Of Mr.
t'-.r, rsyca description Of tls G-rrcr Of
g..r', F-.' N", ru Grafton, y. a., va.r.
r. angy, mentioned crystals are found.
Tley oyyar Boa a very large rrys'al.sel win
.rC1u.,r, which ta,g1s iac bt.l of ui'
a,r. o. extracting thr crystals of h.-y.
large quantities. aI gr,..s or potash t3..gsg
..4r.a nr making thr finest r.r-..a.1
ware, were obtained AMI ,a,s au.w 0EI .s.-
.Io Ea-'auI .sr chat rurrs,. Plates ..
mica, % ,5.ta5 m.rc square, arra'.e'nu-
%. AMI arc u-..ul Or making windows o.
stove lH.5s. Ac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
Ranges. Furnaces and Stores.

'rIIE a,,.culsr respectfully calls The attention ~
i the tsdIir o. his assortment ~ stove, ksng
- apd Furnaces, and would especially invite ihe'r
notice 10 hi. Cooking Range called The 'hi'n'
pi1n. ~ which thetc are seven sires. two portable
ani i've brick suited 20 Az variety IT families, ium
thr SMALLEST private house g. the lifgr't class hn-
tsL The ChimpUu can H. - with ono of tNu
owens. al.o bot vtter ani bot aif fixtures. The
owens arc so lclird, rnl .o constructed as a. llkr
-l,.t p,f 5rtI, With q small consumption II fisl.
Tho hot s,r GNiuf,s ipr this l,iusr are II new be-.
,sntian, bod warranted to prpduoe dpulir thr
amnunt ~ heat an, other. a., iu shnrl lhs Cham
ri,n, either p8ftable or hfiSk, D. r'rifr' article
In ever, respect. Wiushrsisr'' Hot 40 ill-
di,at1r claims particular aiicni''n, lring 'he hand
,ap,..t add inust economical Stove sNrt offered iu
the pulIlr There are iuur sitcs, adapted a. Ia'-
ar., sitting ruuus sh,ml.rs. sch.',l h'uscs' halls
.t.f. auI iu f,rt 10 100 sissss ut ruums d'stgu'd
90 o. heated ~, q stove. some eight to ten hnu-
lrrI uf thy Radiator. prfr cold lst srts1n, giving
entire .lusbsii1u. ,ui having mode sUus Improve
rfuts CO. ihr pfrsent sCasnn, We ulW uhrr n, i7I-
ins conf isnt II clnn1t H. rValiri Nv ,uy other
stove Nl.1 R.c,s csIsbntoi llut Air Iuwasr
may o. iuurJ hrrc, together With ihr lai'uug
PsrttbIs Furn,rs, and guoi ,'rigi' ~ ihr mot
ruruar Cooking. rlripr lni oh.r stoves, 'l Zoe
.,lf At ths lugrst market price,. 10 wh1.csllg ur
retail ], !. NlN'HI.N Its
lI5asiiI7 Bil,lsi-Hs Nr,f, Ba''1a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
School Notice.

AIRS. W. \. MORSE will open a School f1r .
vi Younr Ladies and Children, on MONDAY J
SEPT. sth, At the house of PniNrAs Mohsflin
which .he proposes In give destruction ~ ing"sh
and Ornamsnlal branches, and will furnish teach.
crs ior Language Il desired. AlsI l'nl i''s
,,psticncs m school II this Kind, Mrs. W. hope'
.bs ma, L. able ~ render satisfactory assistance 10
those Who may D. disposed h. avail themselves ct
th,. Opportunity iur Instruction.
A. n. Nv request of her iriends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
NYE 4 FOSTER.


l23 N,IL, opposite kif, 'ursl. h.''a0r
IurHETIrs ,Su uT,tIUs o.
NIfHr ,Hsri-roa1i Carr1g' InnHHr'
,.,. Boot wheel Rlns-opk. a.h lrI hickory,
5Gp 90. rrm,I wheel hrl., 'ID srt. OBJ lHH
lrrLar, .r.sr.. ~ 600 sst. ,.um.r ,HI hr, Ga.
I.. 1up ..f. ,.uuHu lui fHs steel .prusH, Pm
oct. rB..rf Ilsh.r HrI ,1m...I i.aHrr, i'u
h.Irs. irH,.s HlI ruIU leather.
Ilur.,.hIHasf., .i.igh.lrIs, Sc, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
To Farmers.

Tl0R.lNWH or i(EiH.
TN hslr of the .nsr,' H,Hurr., G,noo,
| &c.. bui ilU O, il. cuu,pss1ra1 ~ % .rli.riar,
which shu1II ruHIllur 100 their rHpI TuiIurs, lut
vhusr rflr, shuuIt r',rs within che r.,'h 81 ihe
pHurr,t ut thr ,u'tyatHrs 81 che s.,L The boz.
creased demand ui Bst s,tsHn, together with thr
,uIuHDu ls.trm.Hrrls ut rpHy vhp have r"'ri
fts rl.f.,. iHI. ihr manufacture t1 believe ihti
Oh. ,.r5i hIs l-,r u'Hirrl Boz t'r NTlfr Hi
l4H.a. tHI Ili. ira..rl b.m t1 r,frpi ihH h.iur.s
Go if. mlrHHr'rIr. ~ Iaf h,rr Usi UyHl nI-
m..f r,r. 1r.rf, ~ sHfl, lut BE- -'H'b'l, adapted
tl ,,ulI rHuts. GUss, t.rr, Mhrfg s..
4 Hmrh',i, with f.sn1,.r1s, showing i' r'.
fIt. ursl thr Gnpr NHs, C.m, r.si.-s, Goo rr.
Hf.Hr o. IT., H. O. rrT.rf1HrTrl ~IHu.Tp liHu
Ipel lBH 'Tau.r q 100 L.uIs, r.iH., Pes HHI 100
f.d laruug rHnr.. o. ,H.,Is iu tl,fl.I..f -
Yrns a1I other ius,lis. if. .npi,H.I. tn lHs NH-
ls Iur. aI.l DE- ,h.ri. uu D.l.. lsHi, pf.'r.i..
i.rr. uuH ilr thIri lrnr h1n Oh. nr'. i1 q
u.r| ls..r IfHutHsHt iI If. eject, vhuuIs urI.sI
Doc. q. ls applied ,,,F lrH.,H-aN Do ltuHf.'l
tu HH. sHfr,ss. HuI 30 u.l.i. D., m1Il, lr.Hm,H.
rf.| o., th. each, rrr.iH,., at.rI"l o.. u rH
s.II 1i fh. li.u|#. h,rI IuU.s. IHf Irsa iHHu 10
II... sIlOr.r 900. u,,r lD ODE. 81 aII- lu-'
q 10 Ii... 90 e; - o.uu r.r l1., Hr H'' lu
Il-s. H. ialB 90, II Drh. dDuNruI 90 1000,
....ff .r wharf B E..f.H ur thIr.rsiHr1.
JAMES Gut. 10, 80 state O., liHstHu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
spring & summer Goods.

fIilE Subscribers are constantly receiving nddi-
/ tIHIs o. their large Assoftmed OF ali kiuI
nI yalgilr. Of Good. u.u,lly kep, N couairy
.r..g. STEVENS : SIT KILEFf.
~ura Pare, M,,ljth, 1856. ~
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DARTS pB rTT,
GRIND AND SQUARE Pl6NJF05rE5
l. D. LlDR n -

4. ~ LiDD g co.
TAyT Obj. r'l,.rIr il announce f4 th..r r.r.
ul. HrI il, rr''l, ih,t ih.l h1,r r.. .It
I.,I AWARDED th, IiH C'Hs N.nI Zoo fa. Do
. .urr pnrH.ruue, exhibited o., fhau, 80 f.a goat
pHus Exposition, rru 90 ranra'.rs, tang 'Hr
highest r5,Is s'rr awarded by I-rop' Go a1 l.a0f'
ir,u PAM lurtr.
The fliav .r. Distinguished gr1''smrn saruy. ..I
thr JuN. Joseph llrIlussl.rgrr, Iif,riar 90 ihr
Imrsral CuHs,r,stpy II nu.ir 20 NIr1us iui
Illls,l, secretary ct ihe I,rHgh ar,trHN 10 hl0
arts; Hector ll,fur, pfl,ir.-or" II music In' n.u.
lsruf the boo, 1T thr London r,hlhtHHi PROT
Mstlo1e. usmisr IL ihc jury q 'hs exhibition Doc
= 300. ip 1919; u. Roller, Manufacture ~ pinHn-
Griss. p,u.. Right hoo. Sir Geo. 'Isrrk, pU'i.
dent 81 che ROYAL kC,iruy ~ uusio, l"0ai. =
Poi T.T.. director, ofihs ROYAL Cau.sNatHp cd
mr.ir. Bu..,'. Ratified by the Gnni luuruW
CpuqsiI. composed II th.ri, mrWlru, tllI l1"ir-
and and approved o., the Emperor Nnr'.o'n.
Iyurssr,, 2g6 IaiLagi-a NHst, Ba.i.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER,
Or
Vegetable, Physical, Jaundiee Bitters;
COMPOSED OF
ROOTS. HERE'S AND BARKS.

TtyHu whose dl,. 1Ic I'D anl dr1r,
Whom Pam ard s,cA'.s o0 dspref.,
W b.irr e boom thc heart O. cheer,
llc,.th o. imgaH aai HE &, bless.
If,ouuant 90 h. cured II Headache, Indigestion,
Co.ii,,nss., D,srsrsIa, Meknr.. aud General
Debility. Fool stomach, Pain aud Sorsl,.. ~ the
: iis or stomach. Jaunaice ur Liver Complaint,
U~E ATWEII.'S HEALTH RESTONEK
C.M.A.vrU. PortAnd, general 1grut fpf Malice.
Sold ly Audfrv. : Bate, fau. llilli ". \. Rust
-. Paris; T., Atwood = ,"'' hgSAhsidi L. -
sharLls,. and Rod1'phu' Young, NORWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
PRINCE y co.'s
UNRIvlLlED MELGDE1NS.

Nc. GfoEGr T.. REID, No. u fremont Row,
llustun, Mae.
DrAU SiN-Nt YOUR roIu,sl.i have examined
s,ua Of the MrluisUus manufactured hN Mr-srs.
Geo. 4. rfinre i co.. Of Buffalo. ihink the iu
.truurut iu 40 fc.ps,ts equal, and in some rD.pscs
sur,fip, o. ans other. II similar Kind which have
seen, AND boz particular with rcipc,t. 10 qlality Of
tone and rrumptusss Of tuu,h or action ot The
reeds, ly which glirk plsssgss may D. performed
With certain aui di.tilot articulation ~ tone. ~
instrument 81 ih, k,nd b. thr bet substitute nr an
organ, iu church music, With which ! an aoJua'nl-
eli. LOWELL MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
Everybody Usos
DEAD SHOT!

EYCr Y Doe y y SOS
DEAD SHOT!
II.u.r Ar,T.r. u.s DO, l-..H.e % ,I.au thgi,
N.u... Of ElU MUGS.
Tavern kr.r.r. u.r % lslIr-r iHr, web thrir
,r.f.4rf. o., q" Shop iu r,l,,."
Steamboat C1rH.Hs aHi ship Na.irrs Gee &c
io ,.I., liast 'l.'p, u'iuIrs sweet rr'tHrrr.'
Ia. puI vuuh'..- imitation. aJr ip thr m,rl,t.
o. 600, irpuryht.a anil u., nJ TCilLE'> DEAD
>lluT, aHi 500 shaIl ''.s,p be- peace"
BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT
have. ro rni.onrr. frs' Co i1,e.t ihe air, c,sp
tius ,uu make the l.'I, ur svr,p che rp1m, as b.
ths ,l.a after r.iug Corrosive ~uhiUair deceived
iB AIrlhYl u r,,uiiu- long umr wherever 1p-
II.,.l. and D.. SURE DEATH Co ths Who'll, BID
BUG TMBE.
OHs Thorough application, nj 0Al, o. iho loi.
st.lI. bee o.. t4r rrUh. aHI ,r,,ir,s alHlut thr
,..ir-. fthr huuss d. uli. aui ths Boz. ere done
fr, usri up, y,sh,t With a psric5t hssau ot g.
.tusflun.
good Article 8. s1fr o. lf c1u1irririi,l and im.
i,ltr.. Itht. been .u With i.is. a., uHsN,mp'.d
.n,r.,s ht. huu.ht urt nuurIuu. lu,gIrs, hisl,i
nrlI h.t.-varui..s limitations, 90 deceive lud
-rI,sa.Is Goo BUTCHERS DEAD SHCT,
and 81, r'pt Do. name DO o1 acbuu.r, aHi ynuuiii
o. .ur, OF thr .ruu.ur.
&. ". Ntu,ll, p,rrug B'nsk, Market STIlrr.
rouisrJ, General Agent iuf MAINE.
Sold D., Ar,lr,ss \ Bate, raris It'll; Wm. \.
Ru.t. S.rrh paris: 2. Atwood I, Co., nuckhriIi
T. g. >hsSti,y, ant Roiolphus Young, Norway,
and ly dealer, 90 medloine everywhere.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

81 The snow drifts are not confined to
the railways. The Syracuse Journal says
that the plank roads in that section are in II
bad fix, and adds that in one place the drifts
are so high that the gate keeper comes up
through the scuttle in the roof of his house,
and receives the toll by reaching up through
hole in the middle of the road. The addi-
tions made to the drifts by the recent fall
have been so great, that all communication
through the scuttle is cut of, and the toll is
now paid to the gate,keeper by dropping the
money down the chimney!