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Depression of Spirits,

The proprietor in calling the attention of
the public to TINS preparation, does so with
feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues
and adaptation to the diseases for which it is
recommended.
1t is no new and untred article but one
that has stood the test Of ten years trial
before the American people, and its reputation
and sale is unrivallcd by any similar prepara-
tons extant The testimony in its favor Civ.
en- blythe most prominent and well known
Physicians and individuals in all parts of the
country is immense, and careful perusal of
the Almanac, published annually by the pro,
prietor; and to be had gratis Of any of his
Agents, cannot out satisfy the most skeptical
that this remedy is really deserving the great
celebrity it has obtained.
Principal Office aud Mandatory. No. g6
Arch ST., Philadelphis, Pa.
Sold by Heping & Melvin, Steu benville,
VIM. NJ. Blackburn, Bloomfield, Smith Lyon,
Richmond april 6nl5v2-ly
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RETAIL PRICES FLOUR.
At the Steubenville City Mills.

WHEAT-We are giving, to-day, IN CASH,
for best white wheat, new, LII; new red 81 ,l2.
RYE--5Oc. C0RN-4Oc. OATS-20c.
NJ GEIsELMAN.
Aug 6. ...,
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Aug.27-4t.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED has been ap-
Il pointed administrat,. of the Estate of
Mrs. Mary wilkins, late of the Township of
Steubenville, Jefferson county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and all having claims
against the same, will present them for settle.
nent, withing one year from date.
JOHN S. PATTERSON,
Admir- of said Estate
Steubenville August 81, '56 3t.
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PREPARED BY DR.. ], c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass

AND SOLD BIZ
Hening & Melvin, Steubenvlle,
J. B. Simmerall, Bloomingdale
r. Fisher, Wintersville;
W. Price & Son, Smilhfield
w. II. Crew & Co, Richmond
NJ G. Morgan. Mt. Pleasant.
And all Druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere. sept3
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Neat Saturday Night,
al the usual place of meeting, (Scotts
Hall, on 4lh Street, Matters o! inter
est will be presented. A full turn in is
requested. By ORDER
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
David Fosters Admr.
VS..
John Stark.

David roster Aumr.
John Stark.
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
~ sale in this cause issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas for the county of Jefferson
and State of Ohio, bearing date the 9th day of
July, A. D. 1856, and to me directed, will ex
pose to sale by public vendue and ontcry, at
the front door of the Court House in Steuben-
vile, on
SATURDAY, THE goth DAY OF SEP
TENDER, A. d. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ of said day, the following land
and tenements, situate il, the county of Jetfer-
son and State of Ohio, and known and desert.
bed as part of Township 6, Range of the
Steubenvlle Land District, beginning for said
parcel of land at hickory tree, corner to land
formerly owned by Daniel England and land
formerly owned by David johnson, decd
thence with said England's land south 10 ,
east 80 $40 perches to post thence south
631 Q, east 40 $40 perches to a sugar tree OH
the bank of the run thence south 60 . east
81 percaes to post thence south 3S, east q
perches to sugar tree thence south DO,
Weot w pelSJto w uocCh ueO IHCnCo uoIIi
IS. west 100 perches, corner also to land for
merly owned by William Wesibrook thence
north 73 ., west Is perches with land former.
ly owned by John and William Sutherland to
red oak tree thence north 30o, west so
perohes to walnut tree; thence north 4So
west 65 $40 perches to walnut tree thence
south 81 7 10 west 81 perchesto a post thence
north 81 west 4S13 perchcs to post corner to
land formerly owned by Nathan Johnston, de
ceased; thence with said land north a Q, east
one hundred and nineteen perches, to the place
of beginning, containing one hundred and
sixty and ninety six hundredth Q60 96,l00)
cres, more or less, subject to the dover estate
of Jane Foster, widow of David Foster dec
in that portion of said premises as is included
within the following metes and bounds, to
wit: beginning for the same at the said hcko.
ry tree and running thence south IL :, east
81 5-lO perches to stone thence south
631a Q, east nine (9) perches to post in the
run bottom thence south SO Q west 62 5-l0
perches along the centre of the lane through
said tract to post in the west boundary there
Of theuce north 4S west 81 perches to a
walnut stump; thence south 531a >, west 81
perches to post thence north q ., west
46115 perches to post, corner to- land formerly
owned by Nathan Johnston thence north
forty four degrees, east one hundred and nine
teen perches to the place of beginning, contain
ing forty mine acres.
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, steubenYille, Aug. Doth, 1856
Prihter's fee $ll ,621a. ..
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CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Washington Hall Building Market ST.,
&eubenuille, Ohio. ..
nan he found the largest, best and cheap
" est stock of Home Made and Eastern
work ever offered in this market, consist
ing in part of Gents, Ladies', Boys and
Childrcn's wear, of every variety and
style and we are determined to make it
to the INTEREST Of all TO PArRoNIsE the
CITY SHOE STORE.
d. SCOTT.
N. B. A complete assortment of TRAV-
ELING TRUNKS, of the various styles.
always on hand. my6;wtf
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale a farm con.
tanning lO3 acres lying in Cross Creek Town.
ship, Jefferson county, Ohio, situate on MIN.
tire adjoining Sweringen's lower mill, There
are IS acres cleared and in good repair, with q
fine orchard Of choice grated fruit.
The above farm is offered very low, and easy
terms Of payment will be given,
augl3, ANDREW EKEY, Jr.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-03

Eg- The regular meeting Of the STEU-
BENvILLE Council of the American par
ty will be held on
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0CT0R H00FLAND
CELEBRATED
Is GER.M4N BITI'ERS
PREPARED BY
DIR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILAD'A, PA.
WILL EFFECTTALLY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
as Constipa-
tion, Inward Piles,
Funess of blood to the
head Acidity of the Stomach
Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for
food Fulness or weight in the Stom-
ach, sour Eructatons, Sinking or Flut-
tering at the pit of the stomach, Swim.
ming of the head, hurried and diffieult
breathing, futtering at the heart Choakng
or suffocatug sensations when in lying
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots of webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull pain in
the head, Deficiency of perspration
Yelowness of the skin and
Eyes, pain in the Side, Back
chest, Limbs &c, Sudden
Hushes ofheat Burn
ing in the flesh ...
Constant I'M .. .
agings ofe.
vii and
Great
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n sPIBHuIu dsSUTlWBHI OF ouWneT OIIks
plain black. figured and satin crossbar and
satin stripe silks! Grape, cashmere and de-
laine shawls, all colors white dress goods,
plain and figured
1000 yards madder prints, fast colors. Good
madder Prints worth 10 cts. going at 50
Muslins, Tickings, Irish Linens, Flannels,
checks, Linen Table Cloths, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Shoes, &c. 1900 yards carpetlng; floor oil
cloths, and a host of other goods, will aud
must be sold at any price!
Now is the time for bargains at
j. ALIENS Store,
Corner of Third ST., near Market, Steubeuville.
uly30.
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Selling out and Closing Up!
I ALLEN has commenced selling of
- the balance of Large apd Fashiona.
BILE Stock of Summer and Fall Dry Goods at
very reduced prices
Splendid Delaines worth 81 cts selling now at
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.

WAsWHGToS, D. c., Feb, 1856.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since you made them, and cannot hestateto
say they the best catiartic we employ Their regn
ating action OH the lrer quick and decided consequent
~ they are an admirable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ Indeed have seldom found Of bilious dis
ease so Obstinate that II did not readily yield to them.
FrateIllally yours, ALONZO BALL. NJ. D.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05
Gutta Porcha,
KEHEEDY'S
Medical Discovery

Illl tlslA - VT aii N'i"
MI. KUNNruY otgp,hu,y, ha' d..'u',',d
vi .u ar. .f.rr .,rrHu nrs'Hrr' vrr.s rr-.
-, tI.t ,..,s EVERY MIND ui Nv NOR,
foam fir v.rsf ~If.n.'4 Gown Goa ,rnn"H ''....
u.f..trt,I 90 .r Over s.,r1 h1nIr,i ris's, 1rd
49,, r.I.f ,,n..t ip 600. o. bee nH~ tH Pool.
,.....,.n .,rI fvH hurt.f' ''rih. '''' "i Ii' vale
.u,rF.r tsrrf, mits NJ lusinu.
T.. bottle. AGO. slurrtrd Go cote HIr'ing ''r'
Co., 90 ,h,gr lrr.,. vl cote hr v"r'i A'aa d"
..rH.. 'fs .H fHr II.r.
T,.., tt,r, I.,t.. vil ,lspt ihr ,,''sm Of h,'ss.
-. Ia,tIr. ar, warranted tH 'i'r ihr W1rs'
L,rI .l,,rtrr boz tbs m,.th anil stomach.
Thr,s ir five lsir'r. g. warranted o. cute ihr
,ur.t ,Hsls ut 'rs'rFNf
urs ts tuu I.fr..s prceauhni'l O" '''r '" ha
rr.Ts of tH' 'El..
TrH I.u'.s 200 vprrn'"l 40 core running in
frl.4f. ,rI lH .f,Hss i' .Hr hHfr
T.,f t8 s, Nr'.. Hrr warranted Co ourr cote
rr., 1uF r.rrirs u'.ru.
urr l..ur u.H 0rrr .s', rr-r'.nr, Of 'hr 'N'11.
T...IrN... I.ff'.. o. un.Ir"'rI iH cote ilr
...., .I....rt,. ....s ui irrrHrf.sm
Three tps., l.u.', .rr warranted GO oofr '1.'
rerra ,i.s,'.n'.'c,, ,he yr1 var'' S''''
,I..-fr,.p'ep,. ,,f.r,.l irau 'hr arihn"'.,
rr| ..f...f.rrr vl.I,rt.' vbrp fhr .."'r U.'..
CO.'S |s f'.H.
8,.lrfr,sH ,II tHs uuurfiIl nrIi,iuas ui tIr dr,,
..tL.t, common ur,I .rHsrrr u1 fH. pastures.
s4I aIuH. p.f .f..s ssh, .h.u.I ,uIr ''rr' hn.
ra,. ,rt tt BE- uuo Sod aut. u 1uu haze r.
hunrr "a has Co. start. There 1fr r1 l'' u'r Hnt'
sIsut o.. curing come rIs.. bui u1i NuuIs llr h''
rI IIr over H fH.rsaHN .uf'rs ui % tn iHr NIrfHiN
sfV.sfuB. and .Hvs che effect ul 90 tr every rtsr
n I4s sIfrrfl F.rr s.t ui fhr grrifrsf rr.rs 'vrr
done Do MBss1sbr.rit.. IT, gave 90 tp ,biIlr'u '
,sat ulJ, iu uIH google 4 .I'ui 1ri h's s..1 .'r
frr. l.uk.Hr ,hHIt,H, shHsr f..h Sa' .ni IHH
fIN, r,.iuI,d Go "a p,i estate ct h''.'h POP one
I.rf'..
T.iia.s Who 1rr trut'rI with s.0a hH1rhs
ono I.rI, viII always rur o.. u -Nrs rr'.t o.
IrIutaauh HHI dItrfss. some Who h'''
fHa,H rryr t.lH r.silT. Coo h,Hrs, H1I h''r'
.s.ust,IItrt Mh'rT lr luNl be- sHIH. .' nHIa.
.....t. ...,. fr' a I.r# fhfr ts Bn1 d.frn-rW.' .
Ill. Tr.ii.r. uI usmrr, uvtN rHrsr very sII.rHr
l...... Got 500 #H.r r.t "a. Hbrur '-ih.' ''n1N'
H..r.,.f fu uu1 .uI tI,' Co 70 yves. IH.I, ID
rr,,r a I4I r,,H.i .un ton tlr contrary nhr.
thH i,'H. Is rHH", Nti ul'' i.fI N"nIt'l "hr
u,s g,r..u. h.irI sHrr ui OBJ. m''i 'Nua''shu
rr.uriur. n 10 thH' u,n ever li'irn,d 90.
~ change 81 d.rt 'yrrH.rrsslg. Tat ihr Dee
,.u,.n zoo arH enough dit.
Tlr 90 o. rrrg, nan u. NAY, D'ssuu
P.rrHf. uft, fa.g 1uirssd Gsv1i isu' n
4y V,.t.1i Iu.r.fg - ihs State ~ Nu7', 17.
nsfL.i. tur,I,,l ts.it ~ .,sass, il,,s, l'.. '0
LH'.Hffg. b'NNIp NtNNI'''
n. u. NAY. pwlgi', rouhul, thc un'! 40
thuifsI agent Hr MHiur. -.
SuEIh A>uEtWs IsB,rIs, rsn.llIl; W
\. WusT, VI. ~, 80. rati.i T.. A~"ld 3 Co.
ruJkGslI. l,ol@u Nu,rs NpuSaS. lN1o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

T.r slIlia.s. lulpuH.r. BOO 'hs llra',
a.. MARSHNIL'> SNUFF.
Goo ul.ii.H- .aI lHfi.H- .eass'ug. .u OH. ,'.sd
10 MAESilNlL'S SNUFF
T..f. tr, Great f.V 81 IIali tb ths bead,
lee MNK>llALL'S SNUFF
For t'srIi1- ,t thr nose, 5000.
lie MARSHNLL'S SNUFF
Foo rlia tu the Gr,bss aHd region &C tle rNrs,
lie MAR~liALL'~ SNUFF
Zoe vaisy e,cs, aal ,orc sn,..s ssk eve, $500.
lee MARSHALL = SNUFF
Tor IL COLI On the bead anI headache.
lee MAH~llALL'S SNUFF
For LelfIcss aud riagiHg suunds in thr ears,
Tee MAE~ilNlL'S SNUFF
For aII CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,
IL MARSllALI.S SNUFF
More than tveuty years' experience has shows
that fr the above Diseases. Nou can d. aolhing .,
good a. o. Tee MAilSHALL'S SNUFF
CIV. Atsell. Poulsni, gcuer'l agent zoe Msiue
sold D. Anirews \ Bales, Paris It'll, W. A. lust
Sasth Pans; l.. Atwood i Co, Buck Geld; L. G
sAask..y I-4 Rs !B'TAa, Yeafs, NoTEsy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Essence ofLaziness.

All New York has heard Of the " slow
man" Burns. a convict ON Blackwell's l.
land who was buried alive a. Gar 0' his
kness. a month aso, As a serio-i'calar mode
Of punishine his internal laliucss,
The testimony Of an the keepers and over
.c,rs on the island agrv,' ia Trououncins
this man, Burns. the incarnation Of laIiuss'
and .,ol,d aversion 90 labor The fellow Is
character vi,hal lis good humar rival,
Iis la1in,,s, and there 6, no li,,le mc,'gl Boa
bis stubborn iuiol,nce.
Burns would have hssu q good suh-,, iuT
membership Of a society established some
where ia England, many years ago, entitled
the Lazy Society. Applicants i.r admission
were risijly s,rutiu.I.I in ruTegt i' their
habit, Occupation they mr,: have rooeN
natural tendencies, ugr,Uas organization
and general appreciation OF outward things.
No person Iiar.s 90 excitement on any
suhjct. crvlo could hg,.az.d, threatened,
wheeled .r surprised into exert. uug,g.rt,
stood ,lc sr-ht.,t chance OF membership,
Under such stringent regulation the sec,-
civ lgcgues quite s.lggt. aul ,zIu'..nrs
vgrv not unrrygayat %, member. vi' bad
forgotten themselves .o ar as tole betrayed
into mumutary haste, in act 90 words.
A, lrp-th. one uagyr.,.aHy lazy chap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

NEWSPAPER EwtoIvDr. \ laar,
Gentleman who .as li, evenings Co himself,
AMI 8. rsrrsstMs...ro. Fraea, .s.E.r.ms'y
anxious g. obtain .,t4a,,.l as E..l.g .a
any English Iar.g, lu arl.s'' o. c.rs.e, Oh,
Pres" TIE Times IrGrrl. salary Dbl
5,rgtwhat,sr. Apply hyi..g ..a....HS
= Qaesu'. he.D t'Nu..sar L. N-r-.-u,
Glu,,-ur .Egs. Tl.Urr..., Paris ~. b
Ia had considerable experience ,a De .nes-
iraur rc lrm, " g.tas principal French
!eN,s. lPuuch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05
Variety Of Food NeeessarY.

Il is in vegetable as in animal lie; a mo-
Their Grams her chlll exclusively with arrow
root bccomcs Cat, it is true, but alas IL
Is riekc,y, and gets It's tcrth very slowly
and with difficulty. Mamma - 'gnorant'
OF never thinks, that her oGspriug cannot
max, bonc-or. What Is The same thing
phosphate OF lime, che principal bulk OF bono
cut OF starch. Il drcs IT, bet; and were
/, not .gra utlls milk aud brad, perhaps
now and then a li,tls meal aud soup, it
would have 90 bones or teeth at all. Par
mes. kryp poultry, and whatistrueoli fowls
b, true y, c,',Ise. turuip, or an ear OF
wheat 1--we mix with thc l,rl ot fowls a
.IFgi.nt quantity OF crs-sholh or chalk,
which tagy at srgcli'y, they will lay many
mon, eggs thtn before. \ well bred fowl is
disposed % lay ,1.; number Of egg, but
cs1uu; DO 81 without 90, materials i1s thn
.r.I's. however uo1ri,hius in other respects
hsr mHl may o. A fowl, with thc best
will in tle world, no, GuIiu, any lime IA
the s.lIu.r mortar from wallis, nor c1lra-
r..g, matter iu h.r food, is incansintcl
from LAYING any ,-ss at AZ. 1t farmers
l1v such Getsas those, which arcmattsrs OF
common observation, 20 heart, aul transfer
o., analogy. o., ,hgy may DO, 90 ,he habits
5.rau,s. which aye as truly alive, aul au-
su.r o., d.,'y O. every iyyulisi1us tssat-
mont, as ih.r own h.rs'.
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

PnNo AID FIEIE twas aji % LAZY
who hli just cUmVlat,J Ner fourth decade,
and who hal played very OuIly on her pi-
ano, while she never alluJ.,. O. her age *.
csPt ia a whisper, that she sas forte upon
her piano, but piano upon her Lrty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

To case Of sudden death. rccutly, 10
Warren County, Miss, a corouer's iulues:
was held AMI the verdict was, that "the de-
ceased died by the uili Of God, or SONS o,isr
si,sss unknown % ,as Jury"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05
Freedom Notice.

NOTICE !. hersby given, that ! have this day
y reIinqu,shsd To- NY son, kINGsguEI i.
iIHYAsr, h,. time To act and tmle lor himself
anil I shau claim none Of his wages nOr pay an!
dtits e hi. ooutraciing after this date.
CHRISTOPHER BRYANT.
Witness-liOkATIo BHNlST.
Gr,,n~eea. Avg 2i,i, 1855. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05
LO TnE ApELLCrED.
-EGELIENING r.,
SDEas 2D4tl4J-0
CANKER Balls q NJ

~. only E.i1't Car. n Cu.sr,
halr Gma., vr od.r 800 the rr,ts.r of'g.
.r. ItHf .ur 'sTTH-s, f.u.-
I~U ONT hottie FAITHFULLY, a..
CORNING Iu TIM DIRECTIONS aHI % 90
AFFORDS Nu RELIEF, ~, vt.' ir'rrI ihe ma.
... 300. .r DO, 900 returning tHr rHFN h.u...
TO PHYSICIANS We OFFER,
Won .4, u.. .rH lati., iu each rs.. ~ ClHtsr,
.f. ..HI- Ir 5000 rf1"i0s, .HI 90 90 I.,. H.t gisr
Uft.Hs,Iit RELIEF ,vtaf.l,tlaHsi hr u..s,
#H.. aIIL
NH.sI coo agent. l.r b,r,.u amtl.uf.i 90 br'
.r a.....fHJU uUa tai. ..1tuI.rurrr, lHr vf
I-.s rtvfI u.lr. COO, cite. aI .iHsI ,.u..i,.
.Hs. HIlsI.
e. ". Nra,u. p.sur. U.,h, Market Spear,
T.uI.HN. G,.ru,I AE,Hr Goo Msfrr.
~sIUy Nur,vs i, U,tr., r,t. llN. ~. \
Eu.f. ~HuIb Pane D.. Atwood \ e., Eulht,a
O.. q. -lr,sl., srI Rode. au. NnHag, Morse,
1ul dealer. ia m.i.,.ar Oulal.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

NCrar,s I>Cuur. The Gs,vr ,rhil-
E'ra Evening J.1ruaD ar, about % 70
.tr las thr,.ry FARO merit % truth, c'n-
r.r-I with ,hr p'raOu; excitement Of tie
v.lr.'.
SOM. time a-1 a friend orours rlr'.Hs.d
ar.m1ru. r,.tur-famr,, nsi..''y made
.. ar.-u. ami handsomely stained AMI var
r..raI. vhi., O., r,acgl in h.s library boz
r., rIau,rv.r.rsr Tie ensuing season De
and DO, family Departed on a rather distant
tr.-. AMI Tor some months tle c1uu;ry.h0usr
remained o..,rl ami uutsuau,al Tie sa.
srr was an unusually damp one during their
a'..-.e. and upon their return 10 was da,m-
Cd aIuarlr 90 have their rural homestead
wen a.IrI arl dried ay constant ir'. ia All
u.- room, N.-ar, uhaht.ug 8, again. or
Orr. tr ta.. .T.,t were therefore dispatched,
.ul ,hr areuiu: began under ,hs d.r,'.9u
.rtrr.,I h.a.,.gIrr.
Windows and lr.s, w.re lung wide open
rrr after another. letting Boo Co. sunshine 90
mHEv.I wall, AMI hanging, uu'il the
b.. household c.-r," arrived O., ,ho library,
when. as o.. G-.; pair uI shutters swung
back. re rrrr battered IN ami played 900
ilr wall. With o. .rauI %. 90 Ta.t,iuE foliage,
..u..r-a uas.r..IanI rather .agt..iu.F..
rrt..a. .rH .r OIL. H,7g...a.g ,aeuy.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05
MRS. wIEsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
- rL;,l,,, 'T.o,h;py

The ,a'p''. preparation 30 'hr rrrs'riril0n e
ono .ri'a rrsst r>rslrsurrl arI .iI0nl unrsrs l1
Nsa Tr.,rI, AMI ha, h,,n u.,i With ne's'.ail'
."r .H.rrss, I1
THOUSANDS or CASES
r-rfr-I, relieve. thr child 'rDa rs,u, lui i1.
,.-.1.fr. ODE stomach HrI h,vr'ss o.ur.is I,i.-
,r, BrF gi,r. tone arI ,ig.r o. On, whole system.
n we'll almost iu.rHt., relieve
GRIPPING ~ THE BOWELS,
.rI ufsrr.nr rHr,u'.IH.s, ua Ga, o. uri speedily
r.-,H.E. ,rt .1 death.
W.Tf'..,r 90 fis beet nHl sHT,.i rrr-'f in iHr
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sod o., i.H..us & Bate, r.u. co.. " \ E.'l,
$50. rus. T.. Ats.aI 3 Co.,, liHfh'..., J.. 4.
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Atlantic House for Sale,
NOTE LOST.

nm .ur.s,,l,r. at ihs eOfh Iay II Ssr'rulrr,
] beta note. gr..lh, htn, dated VI, p, $50,
r,,sII, 90 E,u1 Wbt,, nf lstr,r, iu our 'r'r
if.u date. a.. ihr sum ut 'igHf,.hvr irI.fs,
Tho fg,ms1i of sBiI u1tr b. secured lV a u"u-
.p.s fa,uLr 10 oxen. huI ,4id uarE'gr BE- in.
r.,HI f1 sp.I u.I..
al rrt,Hr, arr hsul, rIHtrHfi not o" Unr
chase .,tf 90 Co.,. a. ths stIur Dr. tlrl auI aIishr.
- AID motto B.. witnessed ~, JHhr llHIHru.
WILLIAM \. 1llNI~.
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l.u.. It ...Isr HHi distance, a1a il' .H.1'Hls
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frt#. nr. .rIrlb... schools, stor,s rw'IA chops
.v...... rHI ether Object. ui tat,r,.t an' iwI"f.
rI.... .H.. frrg.ft, u,,.ars Throughout che
..urf, trI, r...f..t l1 rhrrrUugr rHr.s. lH-
E... nj II.rH.r. ICON vt.II-H iu village, tHd 'ia-
f|.f..Hl OBJ. agricultural, geological, mechanical
.aI mercantile resources, arI c.u'IIi.u ut Che
....rt Oh. Is gwen. INfa r.su. ut sII thr rringi-
.I,r...-Is ,n aH enlarged s.t., 90 lr aided Ir ih'
rHr..B. AisH r.fsrI.fIyv Nirus ul some 81 Oh,
.-....HHf other iHnrf.pHt lu.l'iu-s, g.. The
H.H I'D. ls ,HEry,t boz sec, superior sNis, lsluii-
''y .H..rtU. ,sFri.Hsd, mounted u1 cloth With
r".'rs, HH| IFHI.d.l O. tuH.uIhsr. Hu., at -
H.. ...F. So 'FI.Hr rr ,NYfr.s will Dr. srtr.I t1
HHhr Obj. s.ik valuable .HI beautiful. AID thp
Hr.. ."#H' ratrHuHgy ~ tbr ,itiEsHs ts expected,
ID. ..nI.r tae Iu..ishrr t6 Jafr, 1ut che work.
NtNi,N Q. MAILING,
state lr- .rrgr uI Mass,,lr.,tts
ar.... HI I..U
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Spring g. Summer Goods.

,,,IIE .ab.criber. are constantly receiving addi'
| ton. to their Large Assortment Of all k'nd
,.d ,,r,et,e. OF Good. usually Kept IN couatry
st0fe. ~ No Shehih.
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AN ~ - 1 - ,. ! u. |,

It tmr4us b f..hrrss 1uI hul.rAY'', '.r'n'' "r'
nrr.uI.. .H, ..Hriir., ,1I'fIlshrs, rru.,'s dII.
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fhr HIIf N.fh rs iHH.. sHrr,.s Bs HnF Article ''.I
kr.sn. Ith1s stood thr trst ui iiu' HHi n.', 1ni
40 5pu fs1 ulYu o..
sole rrpurlur, J Er'sr-t Sr'tuiNo, Man.
uf,,frfins Ctsmi.t run,.r,l Depot, - Ice.
mont ~frllt. urr..irr tbs Nu.,uu, lir.iur, Mac.
,.LrI, 100 Gr.'.i. sh.u'I o., bIir'...I Tho H.-
.I.r..r 81 Boz. .i.rplu,r ts 600 every hHit'" Of tN"
rrHrfur.
SOLD ny DEALERS CENERNLLI.
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ihi. country. Eel justified ,a stati0s that I'n'
Steel Epgu,iu.. Will b. placed lslure lhc Nmr.'-
can pulas,. uhsh BOO lrauiy 1T execution have i"'n
up.utt passed auf ltb pri0s unparalleled ei'h'' o."
th, Nr,, 90 OH MoUi.
AR o. cosmopolitan, aHd iu the 'l'N 'hr "
81. 10th II Amgtir, and Europe uIr l'unl Too
5,tb,r 4, p,o,Iurs sp,rim5.s worthy ,tthr age.
Tho Eugra,u1s vill b. is.r,,i mHuihN, COM
msngirg Oum Oh, Iif,t Il December 1855, uuI ,ud-
~ Tir.tuI yauusu, 1851, with che
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See 2IN 30. Executed boz che hf.t style OF ari'
ll8m the original design, b. 20. Darcy, 40
American Aust unsurpassed in illustrating the
History 81 our CuuntrN.
Persons desiring 90 actas agonts Tor obtain .,
.ul.cr,hgr.. d, applying 90 thu undcr''gne'i. and
stating the lpcllitS they visa 60 occupy, ~" ur
furnished circular. giving teens, which are eN-
ce,dugl, liberal.
Al parcel. delivered free of express poet OF
packing charge. ......,
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{. recommended lf 90, bet physicians thrnughnuf
ibr spuuir,. go need with grru 'urr's' i.r ih'
,.r OF headache sui prrssurr 90 h..ui 300 fhr head,
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bead.
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