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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
press Goods, Embroideries, sc.

w Of the newest styles, al Is cents per yard,
great bargain. Also, French and English Me
rinos, Cashneres, Poplins, peBage robes, silk and
wooden paids, plain and fancy Silks, with velvet
and MORE antique trimmings TO match. Also,
Swiss and Jaconct embroideries of all kinds. A
large stock Of white goods, gloves, hosiery, &C.,
at low prices. We earnestly solicit call from
the Ladies, assuring them that il will afford us
pleasure 10 show our goods, whether they bny or
not SPOTSWOOD & KlRKBRlDE.
Glasgow, September 20, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20

OUR stock OF Boots and Shoes was never so
~ complete. Persons buying heavy shoes and
boots for negroes will do well TO give us a call.
sep20 SPOTSWOOD & KIRCBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
CLOTHINGI CLOTHINGll

7 HAVE just received and opened very large
J. and extensive stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing, made in the most approved style and substan-
hal manner. In my stock will be found in great
variety, over coats business coats, dress coats OF
various materials and colors fancy and black CASH
mere and satinet pants; black, fancy and white
silk vests; black and fancy Cashmere and valencia
ditto. Any person wanting coat, pants or vest,
will please call, as lam determined to sell cheap.
Oct11 f. A. SAVAGE. y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20

GaEG odLears The heart with
-. out words, but never shears words
without the heart. w..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
SEASON ADVANCEMENT ron 1s5es
ST.LOUIS AND CAMBRIDGE PACKET,
\ ,prcuraAR SATURDAY PACKET lelI

For jefferson City, Rochepcrt, Bconyille, Arrow
Rock, Glasgow and Cambridge.
3 The splendid and fast passenger steamer
,, HST. nit.,arje9, CLARA a,b al. tf,,.
JhssttfsiaftSzI ISAAC II. MCKEE, Commander,
viii commence, on early opening OF navigation,
her regular. weekly trips in the above, trade
Leaving ST. Louis every SATURDAY, at O'clock,
p. M; and returning will leave Cambridge every
TuRsDAY, at 6 O'Clock, A.. M, arriving in 81.
Louis Wednesday evening.
The CiARA has been thoroughly repaired and
refurnished, and her accommodations are unsur-
passed We hope by pronptness and strict aten-
tionto business 10 merit liberal share of patron
age from our friends, TO whom we extend our
thanks for past favors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
Window Glass, Dye Stuff, Salt, Wooden Wa
-.. Furnishing Goods, -.
81. .REAnY-MADE CIOTTTfNds.

=
and all other descriptions of Goods which the
wants of the country at large are likely to bring
into demand.
In respectfully inviting the attention of our
friends and the public TO stock, assure them
that unusual exertions have been made, (ahd we
think successfully to present suchan array of
goods, extent, variety and Styles as will enable
customers to supply their wants, and crafty their
tastes. with ease and economy, .I.f ..
1t will at all times afford US pleasure 10 show
goods, asking only such an amount OF patronage
as our friends will award 10 us, on the basis of
mutual benefit, and as we are willing TO work at
moderate profits, every article is Offered at the
Lotcest Prices of the Season. q. S.
Purchasers of Goods, from distance, will find
Faye tie we'll worthy Of their attention, as goods
are plenty and cheap, and every house in town is
anxious TO extend the area Of Fayette's business
with the surrounding country. There is no place
above ST. Louis where stocks are better or goods
sold lower than here. A considerable stock Of
goods, is now selling next door to us at Eastern
costs Of course bargains can be bought, and by
comparison OF prices purchasers can satisfy them
selves we are willing TO sell at as small an adj
vance as could reasonably be asked. h
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
FANCY ARTICLES AND TOYS OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS,

GLASS LAMPS, fine work boxes, willow bas-
VI kets, cast iron bronze end alabaster articles,
violins, bows, strings, &c. A large assortment OF
Goods Of the above kinds, and of the latest arti
cles, constantly on hand aud for sale at the lowest
market prices JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Glasgow, December ~, 1858,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20

MEMS and Boys Clothing, cassimeres, weeds,
wi satinets, silk and velvet yestngs, shirts, col
lars, cravats and gloves in great iety for sale
low. ... SPOTSWOOD Il KIRKBRIDE.
September 20, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20

vinegar =. ...f-.
Y 10 barrels prime Apple Vinegar.
noy20 THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
. f ~ IsAAG H. MCKEE. Commander. I

80. FLEM1NG CALVERT, Clerk.
AGENTS-D. c. Arnes, VIM. l.. Wheeler, Port
land, T. p. Dyer & Coz, Moore &iWillmg, 81.
Aubert; w. A Bennet, Bennet's Landing; Mauss
& Lohman, Jefferson City; Smith & Bass, Clays-
vile; O.. g. futile, Nashville; John Parker,
Providence; Hinton & Walker, Rocheport; Da-
vid Gibson, Gibsou's Landing; John Porter,
derton, Arrow Rock; Manson & BarthoIow,
Glasgow; Powell & Co., Grove, Lewis 4 Co.,
Cambridge, .sital Idee 8, 1851
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20

+. A.. SAVAGE,
NEW GOODS.
\ "A. SAVAGE has Just received a large and
y extensive stock OF
EaIInnd Winter Goods. 90

consisting Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Hardware, China, Glass and Queensware, Hats
and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Clothing, nails, Win
dow Glass, &C., &c. take pleasure in inviting
my customers and The public to examine my stock,
as have as general an assortment as have ever
offered TO the public in Glasgow, and will sell as
cheap as any body sells goods OF similar quality
in this country. Il 81 XXI v"
Glasgow October II, 1855. WI 9..s 80
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

.'i ROANOKE, Mo-, November 20. 1856.
TIME undersigned would most respectfully call
i the attention of Cash customers to his large
and extensive stock of p r, 'i s'''. ..'r %
Groceries and Domestic Dry Goods,
All of which are fresh and new, and will be sold
at prices that will elIectually defy competition,
For Cash, and Cash only.
NV present stock consists of every grade and
quality Of Staple Goods, adapted to the wants Of
the farmers. Among my stock you will find
large assortment of Blankets, Alpaccas, Merinos,
Shawls, English and American prints, all grades,
bleached and brown Musns, bleached and brown
Drills, plain and striped Osnaburgs, striped Shirt
ings, Bed Tickings, Apron Checks, Flannels,
Cloak Innings, Plaid Linseys, Satinets, Kentucky
Jeans, &c. Also, a large lot OF Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Hardware, Queensware, Glass
ware, Wooden ware, Cedarwnre, Furniture, &C.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
OLD RYE,

TNHOSE in want of superior article of old
l. rye whisky can get il from
jyl2 CAMERON, MASON g. co.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Protection from Lightning.

No m ural phenomenon, perhaps, ex-
cept he ear hquake. is more terrific and
sublime han Tie thunder orm. The
heavens a,c obscu ed by dense black clouds
which hang like funeral pail over ,he
e,,i h. anl gloomy shadow res.s OH every
objec' Tie crash Of heavens ar ilery
O. scs even lie earth 10 !rembe. and sends
a Ill 'cve y l.eart. willie viviI lightning
la ike 'on.,''e If fire from the shaggy
clou'!o. and the rain pours down like de-
lug. Mn am. bird and beasi are alike i'm
pressed by he avfulncss of the scene and
eac seeks, hushed and subducd, place
OF safe y. Never is the mind of man more
keenly sensible of his insigniticance, than
when dis grand display of the terrific for
ces thai march across the heavens, at the
bidding Of the Deity, is going on; for aside
from the & loom and the appalling thunder.
he knows that one touch of that brilliant
flash, which ever and anon leaps from some
dark cloud, would sever in an instant the
the silver chord of life. or wrap in flames
tie dwelling .ha. shelters him. No earlh-
Iy oblect, whether animate or mamma G
can resis; S power. II cleaves alike he
sialwart oak aud the ponderous rock. L
destroys property and even life itself in the
twinkling Of an eye. The desire, there
fore, to avert the fatal, fiery bolts, and Sc
cure protection from lightning, is strong
and universal, and the means of accom-
plishing this object is a ma ter Of great inn
portance. The lightning rod of Benjami,
Franklin is believed to furnish the desired
protection when properly used But there
are several things necessary to be under
stood in regard to its construction and use,
in order to make it fully effective. Upon
this subject Prof. Lowering, of Harvard
Universe y, has furnished to the Anne ian
Almtnac, informs ion which will be real
with interest at this time, wien the season
ofhunder storms is upon us.
The terms conductors" and .non-con
ductors" of electricity, he says, as applied
to matter. are only comparative terms; for
the two classes gradually merge into each
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
NO. ~.

and say--lhis, al this. is the work o. n'y
hands.
But the south dare not secede? Men
will dare everything when driven to desper-
alton. When their passions are aroused
they will dare even death itself. if they can
involve their cnemy in their own ruin.
We are no prophet. and ours is no raven
throa. 70 croak evil; but if we are to have
sectional parties. and the north a-rayed
agains, the south, and men are to plunge
headlong into the s-rile, this Union will IS
that night follows the day. Letit come.
you say the south will suffer more than
ourselves. Yes, it will be rich consola-
ton, while the north is bleeding at every
pore, to know that the south is dead.
Such may be the humanity and philos-
ply Of others; but. for ourself, we ars
frank to say that we can hope for no poli..
ical salvation forthe slave, black or white.
IN the Old World, or the New; no golden
hope Of progress III constitutional freedom
and individual rights. except in the nrcse.-
vaiion OF the union Of these States. Pre-
serve the Union and all is preserved; free
dom itself will become universal; but de-
stroy the Union, and az viii bc des,oved
slavery will b. perpetual.
Let charity, which 5liake:h no OWL. and
is not pueed up, guide our actions and
dictate our words towards each member oe
this great flmily; le: The same spirit Of
kindness and forbearance Which ac,ua.ed
the founders Of the republic, ac;aa.e Us.
and the Union VII, sill Be preseryed, aad
! heaven Wi! bless us
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
PLYMOUTH, IND. OCTOBER 2, 1856.

and your majority would not take it up and
pass it, We then sent the bill 4 second
lime, and your majoiiy in the House u
Representatives would not take it up. Il
was we'll known that the reason why you
would not take it up was the fear that a few
of your men would join us and pass the
bill. 1t was unnecessary for us to send a
third bill-twice. assuredly was enough
Ii is no excuse to say that our bill contain.
ed other matter which you did no, like in
connection with that repeating section. II
you had inseparable objections to the other
matter, if it involved your consciences OF
your jud gment, you could have stricken out
all that yon objected to, and sent US the re-
siiue. You have had assurances sufficient
to-day that your action would be concurred
in by the Senate in a moment if you had
done and if your folks are siacere in de
81 ing these obnxi ,us laws to be repealed
you will take up our bill and certainly pass
he repeating section, whether you pass
he remainder or not before 12 o'clock to.
morrow. We shall now wal; to see wheth-
er you are sincere in trying to get rid o
hese obnoxious laws. l believe, and i. i,
painful TO me 10 be under the necessity o
saying that have been forced to the con
vie ion, tia you will not permi: these OBJ
noxipus laws to be swept from the statute
book until after the Presidential election
l believe you have dis s-inct understanding
that the repeating shall not pass. 1t is the
main plank in your political platform for tn,
pending election
In addition TO the fact that these "odious
laws IF Kansas" are not responsible for the
destruction Of the Free State Hotel and the
Priniiny Offices, at Lawrence; the arrcs. o
Robins N, Brown and Die.zler; nor for any
of the distur Dances that have arisen in tia
Territory, the speech of NJ. DoU5LAs dis
closes another one of the u,mos impor
ance and significance He shows conclu
siveiy that the Black Republicans Of III,
House are alone responsible for maintain
ing those laws upon the Statute books o
Kansas. Let lhi be remembered by evei
man who is compelled to listen to the dole
full Jeremi0des Of these sniveliny, can,ins
hypocii;es. Mr.. DOUGLAS tells you, in ex
press terms, that if The House had passet
the Senate bill shorn fevery other provis
ion except the repeating clauses, the Sena.s
would have concured. Mr.. HUNTER, o
Virginia, in speech OH Mr.. WELLEK's bill
IN extract Of which we published last Tues
day. tells You the same thing. They chal
lenYed the House to pass the bill in lha
shape, if they would pass it in no other
and send l. back 10 them for concurrence
The House refused to do it, for the sole rea
son that l. would deprive them Of littl'
political capi al in the Presidential election
They wish 20 make just such use of thos'
laws as tie Journal is making, when i
falsely asserts that they are the responsible
causes Of all the atrocities that have black
ened The pages of the history Of that i'll
, starred Terri ry.--St0te Sentinel
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
A FACT TO poxpER OVERALL of

"A FACT To PONDER OvER.--All of the
old soldiers, SAYS an exchange, IN the war
of 1912. whatever may be their political
predictions, should vote against Fremont.
When in The United States Senate, in 1856
lie vo;ed against an amendment to the
.bouniy land bill" introduced by Mr.. Un.
derwood of Kentucky, extending its ben
eG,s 10 widows and minor children" OF
deceased soldiers in that war. This hui
mauc provision Fremont voted against,
aud on account e i, every oil soldier il
the war OF 1912 should now vo.e ae,n5,
him
If anybody doubts dis vo'eof Fremont
they will find it recorded in the Congress
ional Globe for The thirty first Congress, ON
pages 3Jo5 and 1907.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

Tie Congressional nominations of both
parties are now complete. Tie are as fci-
lows:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

Il have been born Wing; but il the. /.
Whit parry degeneraies into contempu-
be Abolition party. / viii 10 longer be
Wing. Henry Clay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

\ MaEuNg Mn. 4 l-w DAY, ~,
Juis~ Perrin, of thi, city. married man
Or thr ffh time. 4 singular feature iu tb,
CO, b. that thr 9Th wife was al,1 ,he tbfrI
wiie. The thirI marriage not rr,yin: "a
happy one. ths parties were separated aud
were dvo7c7L The man married again.
and when Death claimed Do, fourth wife.
the d,,cous14ta villayr returned o. NJ g.
and wool and won Der. Judge Perrin
Kinks be has ,i.l them up yGy,aally ,h,,
am Tho man bah ias inralru,y TO claim
arsigeu1n Of thc marriage lc co. ,uu-,-
qucnca Of che hrse business De vas I1iu. in
thai line ICyy.nst,u Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

KENNEDY
Medical Discovery

THE GREATEST on TIE AGE.
AIR. kENNEDN Of RpNhml, has drscuyrrsd
vi ia uus 10 uuf rn rmpn p'siurrs s,st. q rru.
o., thst ous. EVERY KIND oI IlNpR,
inrm ths vrr.t ~,lu'Hls down Goa rnrnmTu IIwr.r.
H. h,s tr,sd Do tn u,,r 'l.'rn hurdrri r's's, lnd
mover faded Except 900 iw". ll' hn' NV Boo De-
f.s.,.sunp u,,r fgu huuIrsl Certificate ui its val.
rns. 100 v|rthiu tsruN milr. OF lnst.n.
TvH i.ulr' ars warranted 10 oH' mr'in- '"r'
Oa, On the, luul,. vllI r,r, rhs worst Kind o.
rim.iss nu thr nrr.
Tpo., thr,, i-.rl,. vilI c'-lr thr ,.'smof h'r..
TuH luIi',s tu warranted iH Dur rhr vHusi
kiaI Of tanker in me muuih 'ni stomach.
Tho, tu dy, l.1ii's. are vaua0i.d Go orro the
vrr.t lts,. ~ rn.ip'bs.
Orr %. tUu bottles are warranted 90 rus 1ll hu
mnr, ofihs oss.
L.. l.rr,. ,rr warranted 90 ourr rr1niug boz
fhs slrs ,HI lltshs. in ihr hair
r.ur o. II, bottle. ,r, warranted Co cure cuu
wri luf unr,ng uo'rs.
Ous lru's vii rur .r'l ,-Tlnn. OF doe shir.
TpH o. ihrs, i-,tiIr. arr wr'ru'rl in rlrr ih'
rrHsf It.rrfB'r r.tsfs IT th,uWIusn
Thru tu .rs luuIrs noe warranted r' core 'n'l
fheum
~ FOO ,,.br laulr. curr the vrg ~a,.t ,'...
ct .srUInir.
NI.rrGti. ,lpp,. .,p.,t,I lrou rhr i'.r ln'rL.
sud rrrl,i surr warranted shru thr aisl1r VpHr.
600, d. taken.
Nuthng llul. .p improbable, rn thus, vb1 have
ia ,,tB irrd 30 ths ur,rlnl naIrlur." ct thr t,,
o.. that oumman weed sruoirE uu ihs r,.ur,.,
,rT ,I..s H'I sf..s saI.., .HlrI Uur ,yrr, Doe.
iuur. ,rt 81 81. unN h,sd f,rI N 900 hose ,
h,,r.ur % hB. Co., stait. Thee trr 900 if nur aul.
,lz.ui 90 ,uIiHs suuir rIs. lut DO NHrs. IT, be-
r.tF,I uyrr % thuusui l.Itt'ss ui t i1 fhH 'lriurN
Of Ilu.fUn luH knuv che effect oi o. i1 ss,., case
n hss ahead, d.u, sHu, Of ihr gTr,frst core. ever
.Iars iu Na..l,hu.,it.. a. gave % Go ,hiIIfra e
year uli, Go uI p.ur.r ui 'tNN, iud h'' Seen puHr
200, boxing ,h.hirru, vhHsr hrsh We. suN 11i
f,ll,, r,siur,d 60 I'rlrais,,ir 10 health uN uHf
Iatt..
r, ths.. Who 1904. tr,,i',.I With srrk hr,hsr..
1rs l.ulr viII ,lvb,. ,,u, 10. u give. -vsi r.
I,iu rsiauh HuI atiilHsss. some who hFs
bs,u t us,, r.,u rr.ti,, iHf Nrlf., ,uI have l,r,
..ausirI D., o. Mhfrr thr ls,I, B.. sHuul % Uutk,
,Juitf ,,.,. not where th,fr be- ans drpugrusut u'
ih, Functions ~ Nature, 90 vii ,.use ,o, singular
lr,hug., lut ,uu must MT q. IhrHr'-th.' l'ulN.
it.1rt.lf i1 nurn Huf jiNs Go vD'A. Thee Of.
never laI r,.uIt ituu i-Un che Ornirn uhru
that lshug b. gone, Nuu wi'. i',l Nuut -''i uAr a
new psr..u. hs,rI .unr ~ thr ufsi r,tIiy glul
rn,utHtuu.. OF DO ihtt urtu ',rT hst'u.I tr.
Na change ~ diet ever us,rs-ly. Iti Doe hss.
500 ,,u .ri auI ,1uu-h of b..
EuNurUN. Sept. 10. 1853
The pc o. rvrfg, hH N N. NAV. brHgs."
PrNraH. tsfts Ha|v HaIt mad Gs7vHI i-rf -
4g Wf.Il UisTarsry ~ no N'rfs n NIHs, rai
fl4f Ists ssrTIrI ,rih is rsasiss, frrsr frHa Hg
L4iHF1iafV. DONALD htNNlpl
n. n. NAY, Druggist. rouhuI. thr uul, an.
th,ri,rd agent inr Mliu~.
Sod D., ANuHIws 4 HArIs, r1ris lliI, ".
4 Eusr, ". ~. -. rarsi T.. Atvuri Co.,
liurkhslI: RrI.u Moves, Norway. lib
Try it! Try it'll Try I'LL!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
COUG n r E M ED Y
A SINGLE TRIAL.

rhp. ultou succeeded uhsu all ko0~n remeJie,
bel iii,d.
-. Rr,d the fIla~iu. c,ru6cat,. anil iodsc To-,
,our--Iye.. They ATE selected from multitude Il
ulhsis.
F,BH ~. J1Rs B,o~a, Li0iy.
Dear So. I have male u.r oi Nuur European
Cough Rtmsj,, ior Cuvgh With Which have
hgeu afflicted lpf some lins, 20 CO.., entire ,ai't,c-
ton. aud have als1 cmp'uy,d Il in ~, practice
With the h,ppisst recalls, and am iulI, convinced
that q q. aus It the bo,t of medicines ia uss Tor
shat It .r,oommeude.l. J. BROWN, VI. u.
Mr.. Zimmerman II Scaruro', had Zoe two,sar.
anil ten month. b,,n afflicted With most di-,r,s..
log cough With sNtr,mc pressure fihe lung., and
Other paiuiil symptoms. During this titns shc bad
,mplDycd good 3D., sicians, and taken many 81 the
p1pu.aT advertised medicines without experiencing
any permanent hsn. o. Many nights she Was
obliged ~ 81 up &c houIs, not sing aile tobrrsthc
kisg down, sui ir,enis dc-pa,nng other reco'cp.
Iast Jans shs Wa indused io ~ Rev. W. thtkr's
Great European Cough Rsm,ty. AUislhpuc ior
Is cents greatly rsli-yed her, AMI induced her 10
try a barge lplle Go IS cents, and 90 the asiuuish.
mrnt II al Who Knew her. these two bottles, with
oct an, other medicine white,er, completely ~
stored her 10 health, which shc now continues 10
copy NJ lui Me-. llunnswell hold themselves
ready o. answer 40 inguriss, rsspccting the above
cur, and ars satisfied that the Cough Remedy 10
the icst rsmcd, knova fr Cough. and disorders
Il thd ohe.t anl luogs, aud such they rocom-
mend Il IN the afflicted.
They also state that Mr. Watson, one other
neighbpr., Who vas cousdc.s lS hi. friend. {" h.
in consumption, Was persuaded Co r, the European
Coush Remedy, and the result was rapid r,coyc-
~.
Rsml'lau, Cs,af Phtin-, with severe cough,
communicated B., Nc. brewster, Poet Master, st
Cnuis's Corner. Aug. ~. 1858.
Rev. Waller Clark dear Sir Nc SAMUEL
/ Shaw residing 10 Gfrcne. kennsbcc Couaty, Me-,
has besn afflicted With rhthisic lof a nual.er of
years, For the pact year be was ~ distressed ipT
breath that be- could not lay dovn-At la,t. hear.
Jog Of the European Cough Remedy. he sent for a
butile ADD commenced taking IL. lie N,s greall,
relieved b, the fret do.e, and from that time rested
well at night. A lev bpitle. completei the rurr,
Z and be- NV desire. 20 recommend The medicine u
othefs, a. be- j. ully assured that it Is worthy II
the utmost eOn6dsnce.
The European Cough Rcmedy i prepared by Rev
Waller Chfks. Cornish Me-. By whom agents ATE
supplied.
/ II. u. HAY, General Agcnl fos Maine.
Sold ~ Pafis hy JOHN DRESSER. South
PARIS, W. A. RUST. l6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

Coon Auu0r. There b. uI country Zoo
ihe world where the Pauplr are .1 aIf..t-I
o. thc medicine eating propensity as tu thr
United >ut~ % has grown O. o. pre-
ut MANIA ls,a.a ogit,.lt Toe arti.
nature never i.-isuej che human holy he
such a rrc1gtlele of medicine. Irmru would
but stldy the law, uf nature, diet properly
instead af excessively, o. regular iu their
habits instead Of regular iu their o. -.., u.s.
common s'us, and colI water freely. anil
tae d'giur as ii,tie A. possible, tley would
iiy, longer, sud.r les, AMI pay li,l- rrtlr
privilege.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
nL,eEwoop', EursnuUeu M,o'rrSrropi

The great and impuftant c'cnls-Rs religious, F"'
luiral and military nov agiiat,ng the actions %
The on Wotld, give to these publications 40 ~
tsrr.J ani ,alae they u.'er leio'c possess'd.-
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