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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Purrt,R puyso>s. That man can
write readable article hyiOrc De under
stands grammar, punctuation, o. the ar, Of
preparing Ms ur the prs.
Ttatwc elevate Ourselves by attempting
20 bring down aud d,Ircca,e those who ar
above Us
That other people and their rri,at, allu'
ever form the great staple of c1u,,ratinu
anon, ryGa,I aud properly clueatcd rco-
rls
Thata Girl oi Goo,u can make up for her
-rnsrll ignorance hy ire,..aut -lhhie.
That the ha,in: made fortune t. enough
% Cnt.tlr man o. rvpgct.
Th4ti, is in good taste 70 wear jewelry 90
profession az breakfast or dinner.
That a mya.tachg indicates a want VI
brains
That the srca,o,s takers ars the create,
thinkers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Lord Eskgroyc, scottish Judge noted for
bis redundancy in the U.s. Of language in
eoudemning tailor TO death for numbering
soldier BY siabbius him, aggravated the
odsncc thus" And not only did you muir
der him, whereby he was deprived Of hi.
life, but YOU did thrust, or push, or pierce,
or pr9jcct, or propel the lcthenlll weapon
through the belly band Of his rrgimental
breevhes, which were his majesiy's!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

AvreDurE oT Iur GIE,ur TIC Nrv
ORLEANS Slu relates humorous stnry vi ID
very well dr1,s,I man and ssntrcl looking
person who was - curiJu, O. .es the s,raar,
AMI who stepped up to the man '' W., % re-
s..y's The money vlgh -
&c I, ,he grad. u be ,sgu hsrc''
Yc., s.r."
II want % s,c hun
Very we'll, ,ir
"lt's City cents, isn't it?'
"Onc dollar, sir. Fiy cent. Tor servants. %
Well, la a -.ryani."
You a seryautf'
"lr,, sir.
The devil Whose
Yours, sir your humble servant
Walk ia ard take a SCAT"
The pike vas vel worth ihc price Of ad-
mission.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

\ witty druggist, on a cold night last
winter was woke up by terrible raTpinc
NJ his d,5r. Going down be found poor
fellow who wanted 70 purchase dos of
salts. The shop was entered, the dos pre-
pared, and half dime put in the drawer
b. How much did You make in that opera
,.au 30 asked hi, wife, as be got into h,i
q" Four cents, was the reply. "A shAmr
10 Is, returned the rriatgd dame, " Tor q
man 90 disturb your -, just ior dos Of
salts. "EoroIIcs;, my love- sail the
druggist, q" that one dos Of salt, will dis
ur1 the mans rJ,i more than il Ia, mine,
ant r.ac,; tha, ,hg.c liule inc0n,yuiguss,
Away, work well in time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

M,EBrrp GrNItrgrv. Paurh is wicked
enough 90 pint the following paragraph
uGd,r ,be head Of d" SJyial Statistics {"
Thirteen married gentlemen, who. with
in 'hs last week or 50, having been convicted
Of having smoked in their own dining rooms.
have hecu srysralIy fugl a new bonnet, and,
IN default, have hgcu committed to the hard
labor % taking out their wives Ter an after
MONS shopping"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

4, that the second bell2" inquired
gentleman Of sable porter at country
boarding house, the other day. "No, sar 80
exclaimed the darkey, dat am the secon'
riu.iu Of &c fusi bc!l-we has sut one bell
in dis house"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

AEArtD luyNs Mas Ayouur attorney.
who b, more accustomed to the sight OF bill.
than briefs, aud who has more argument.
with bis wlshsrvDman and anilady than
with the learned counsel Tor the defence,
who j. iu the habit Of placing over tue door
the notice
Gogr q, diErr-BlL N Far Maui,,,
having bad unusual luck last wcrk po.,cd
uGt5a watering place, leaving tie following,
Conc 90 N1rp0ri-Barl N Ers Minutes.
l, was a Zip Of the memory, but it ha,
gained Lim the reputation OF being fast
youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
MRS. WINSL0W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,
Ck;iJro, Tnntbipr
For Children TeethinC.

The yalu,h, rrsIaniinH Is the rrcsrrri'on u
ono of ne ui,,t ,Nps, ,roc,i anl sAihi uurs's 90
Nrs Ea.hnj, aui BE-. lscn s.,d With uc'cr'iail'
iug success, be-
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
n not ont, ,sls,c, the child io pain, lot 'u.
,l,.r,ts. th. stomach ani bowels. Cuueris soiH.
~. ADD gt,rs ton. god ,igs Go the whole system.
Il WILL almost ,u.t,1t', relieve
GRIPPING ~ TIE BOWELS,
lrI o,,rr.ur cru,u'.i,1s. va.ch. Il not 'prcd,l,
rru,s,iis.l. snI ,r death.
" I.I,fyr q thr l-.,t sul surcst rcmr.l, be- the
vrrll. Boz 90 ca, o 81 p,sr1irN aHi bsuhsa Doe
Children, whether - sr,s,. tom t,,ihug, o' ifum
pr, ufhrt cause.
C.W. Nutu. roubul. general agsntlur Main'.
Sold o., Nrirrvs 4 Bate, r,u. ll,N " \. Root,
-. rsus. T.. Atvus1i \ CO., in,Ahrld. l.. 4.
~bp5kl,,. auJ RDta'phu. Nuuug, Nurva',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

\ clergyman, at an ahsrnooR service was
asked 20 read a notice f0r a wuman's rights
lecture. winch he Did in this wise -'' Al
half past 81 o'sIock. a, che Sshool.house in
the hr,s distract. a Ael will attempt to
eor -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
Atlantic House for sale,
SOTE LOST.

4 lll, .ul-r,'sr. ,.a ihs 2Orh a., ~ Ssrirrlsr,
] l.t +, uHir. ID. .rIht h,u, lated Ma p 1855.
r,,abt 90 ElpI White, "r isa,'r, 90 uu' year
iIu.u date. to- ibr 5000 ui 'iglN -h,r i.I.srs,
Tho f.,,ulenf Hf s'ti note is ssrHf,i D., rrHTi.
.,.s uip,uLr Hf oxen, ,ni 80 muug'-r BE- au.
urs,l 90 s,li urtr.
~ r,fsnp. 1ir hru,lp Cushioned Mt ip rur
,htss .uI o.. 1s the Same b. raid cod spitshri.
Sad nuir DO sttpss.yd ~ John iiulurn.
WILLIAM \. GllNIS.
p.,frld. Sept, 2o,h. ls56. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

PARSONS 4 cos RAT ENTCGuINhTuG.
WI lrsurc rsrnlbsut l,suri
d cts uJr1 RAJ, hllg Tryrr. Iiry cannot
vry and breath. uirsUu.
AL ihs, never r,tura ia thr phrg shrr, - ,.u'sa
CIV Ntvsu. p,,ur. Uask. MAKE, Syurs.
prtHHI. G,nstpl N.,ni if NpIlr.
~.lII, ArIr,v. \ lh'... rau, ll,Il, T.. a.
e...I / 60. lurktr.i. T.. &. >h,,kl,, a.l l,u.
o.. rhu. Nuuug, Nurval aUj draI,r' 90 ui,I,,,Hr.
,1Tf,vhrTy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
FISH AND SALT.

I'OR the last thirty wears We have given our
i particular attention to the above auicles and
have recent, made arrangement. shsf,b, the last
nincd article caR h. delivered direct frum Ysssc
or store. 10 caf', When suiireol Vuantit, ,t,ken
oar usual stock - 40 fIllows.-
Gu1 - - G.
100 OO0 ~. LARGE con.
50 GOO " MEDIUM d..
100 600 " POLLOCK.
OO0O A." llNkE.
ODO ioNns HERRING
80 hll.. MNCkEREL, TONGUES 4
SOUNDS. NApES & FINS, Sc.
100 bbls. TANNERS OH, PURE,
- ~ TIP
~ cD0 lu.hsl. TURNS ISLAND SALT.
1000 LIVERPOOL, d..
loo ltgs "
1000 hgs HUTTER, d..
DANA & CO..
Csra0.ia, Nvsd. PORTLAND.
Aptil, 1886. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

"Thou rains, in this bosom, az the
chap s.,I vhrn basin Of water was thrown
over him BY the lady he was ssreHsding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

The only UNSUITABLE murder tha, We know
Of is killing calf for iu csdi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28


rtrrf.l,. AM lrar uur name AMI hlsl, TIRE.
Won't MILLS, T.. T.. DYER co.
To g,,c consumers some idea II mr. salss, Ne
nnneS the iollIving scale ~ price, via
so. Sss,k1ss To. $50 so. NSla CsF',. 100
aR. O4r-g rs So. Jira ~
SO. y Hys-s 2.25 ~. r,'i 100
EY-'Ths Spice. srr Pc, up IN ~ srd i.2 ID. TIN
rasrs. expressly for family Ne, ani are warranted
~ h. slr,ll, pufs 1uirc, la uul, need tri'l IT,
establish ihs.u ip r,ldic fNor
SPANISH COfEEE.-We would rill aiisu.
ti,1 n consumers an.l lsalrr. q. uur NpBHuA C-C
s,, %, an Article Shch y highl, rsisc'ns,l, snd
give. the greatest .ati.itrtion. lt,sptrtarrd 9th
pattculsr cife pni b., peculiar p-u.ss. IN rua.t.
rg oo- 1uni II ihis ouhys Il - lslle'rd. u equal
tn IL H. AN, "ih,r
DNNDEIION COrFEE.-Thi.anicle care.
f,ll, pt,Iur,d II uuf Mill, ani pot up ip package.
ha,iog uuf iu,Is max. anil ma, H. Irlisd uIsun a'
lhs lc.i and m1st approved mixture oi d'nisl'ou
,ul r.Gre.
TARNNNCTM, a, P,y1.,i Disf,'aa Rrs.-
III, auicls b. prrirrl aui 'oassd AZ our WILL.
b. t-t,isl b Iamil, Gruecrs grnspll, in az, ani
cpuaio. rul hslung urr Trade MARI, "ChfHHpaH
rusHaF offs,' ma, IT, tslisd up1n nj the GTN.
UISE Agft,tT. The pr1p"uiun ussi BE- 1lslut
nns.alll ihr V1uiii, II Cuh.e. The pfis. b. 20
rru.s Tr Irlpli tui " b. varfair a. H. thr same
lee that vh,rh h,s hrrn cold ~ - cents puuHi
~ Druggists.
The mritr,l rrrrsitir. II n,rlslipi ne we'll
Known. ,rl h,I ip high ,.tiupriHn ~ 40 Who
moo it m. lfiag preparation Of ihr root. With
80 if. ml Iirirtl ,uturs retained, can q. misr,l
girh rDd,r ~ uui e.. i-.t su,t. ihr taste. sui nil
d. iauu shrlp spl sc1ppuicil a. hmi, lc'sr
as.. uts I-,,ui " vh,rh i.iug n"s,N Equal o. tso
ls,lnls cd ,sd'r. u o.. rfss'''~i ~ mIu, su,u'ut
rI, st~ttus o. invalid children zoo AGED frrsans
80 q uufritiHu. i-,rpgs, suI ~ arrlnstl, Zoe D,s.
rFIlss. liiiHus af,,iluus, So.
a. rlrrill o. Observe ihHi 100 Hur tfssf haze Uur
trade ultk, "ChrIss7 E'igil4g Crffs."
r. GH.us ssi D,II,rs, q hlsul disruunt b.
made, rn,hing them Co supply t-ois customers at
thr sbu- lHs ftfr..
70 CN>il PURCHASERS -Ournlj ,,i l.ing
'p .,f,ur large .tl.. 81 small pu,dt., w. ole. iu.
'ursusHt. NhiJh ,bu.r.t D. sf.,iri D., those g be-
It lss.Hl.s uu thr rr,it system, I1I go CIHl .rt-
Is invite 90 examination 81 lhr ls'i'y 81 au' stock.
,1i uur pr COO. 1. compared With thp.g ul 1n, nln.
#I hHus#.
Bo.fal. Avg. 10, is56.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Ep'r,. ACCORDING Co.. Not ~ tungrcss in The N'rr
lsj3. a., J. ltus,r.l Sparkling, 90 thr tl',A.s
O1.r, 81 Ihs pi.iiIrt tuutt e Mac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
Wonderful Testimony of
HoBENsACK's MEDICINES.
STATE OF MAINE TESTIMONY.

Jul, ~, 1881, Nc wm. Mccartney, Of West
WatetVili,. writes -"Scnd ne two ~ three dui
su Wotm S,tup. u ). bpuad H. e, here. u IL a
hrst rate article. and has not Jailed a. give
Complete Satisfaction"
Jan. 81, Is65, he write. ,--"ScuJ mc three l"i.
more Wafm S,wp. Il j. tskins wuade'iully hct'.
Not oo, the sorsi csses ~ wufins sre crtcd lN
b., hot - thought ~ H. most sNc'll"at ur'lic'uc
Doe variety ofOrllER CONTAINS
We have s'milar lcucis tom mote than 20 towns
in Naipc.
w. AtWsll. ncsrur nlu,k. Market Square.
pott,rd. Grn,,al Agrui &c Mains.
Sold b, Nsdrrus \ bate, raus ll,ll. Wm. \.
Ru.i. Sruih raus, D.. Ai~o"i 4 Co., Bsskhrld'
T.. &. Sh,rklr,, ani Eniolrhuf Nouns, NORWAY,
and O., Jsslsfs IN nsdi,,ne r,gN whcU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
Freedom Notice.

NOTICE u hereby given, that have this day
~ tlinqui.hed To my son, kISGsHuRf u
BRIAsT, his time TO act and trade ior himself :
and shall claim none Of his wages nor pay any
debis of hi. contracting az er THE date.
CHRISTOPHER BRYANT.
Whne..-IIoRATIO BRrasr.
~ood. Avg. 2ist, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

r ihi. ruuntr,. frsl justified ~ stating that fine
Steel Epsn,iu.. will b. pboci l~lurr the Nmcri.
can pultic. which Doe le'uty 4 execution have i'',0
passed, ani atH p'i,e unparalleled either 'H
Go, New Uf oil Void.
AR b. c1.mHpulitHn, am. en- this view 'ho W.
-. both Il Amrrir, and Eurp" arr h'nnl to-
gylhcr O. r,ujuoe 'r,,lm,n' vu'ihy 81 No. age
The Ep,rNiu.. Will IT, i..ard mputhl,. COM
r.ne,r, fu.n th. rif,t 4 n,r,mler 1855, ani cod.
d, Tlr.i Of Jimmy. 1851. With The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
j. RUSSELL sPALDING's
I'M M W IL lI b. n D Ia .

u implu. , urhu... an hu,II1,,, ,lr'n., "f.
ulH,ui.. iu,Is .r,trs. ,aIr.h.hrs, rrn.,rs dnu.
..uI, rH,,,, H,1lallr, sud be-. rudalIl ir'u
u., iHr trsi.fIrg lHj ri,,sutiug th, tlHHg HI OF
ibr huf s.ih ts Iuu.u sH.tF.s ZEE HHl Hfu,lr ''Ur
kurru. lt Doe. sf.Hd che t,st ui time ani us,, lui
,.l tlp res uTup o.
80. ruptisln,. J. Eussr-i Sr'tuiNo, VA.
uf,rruuug ,bsml.t rua,.ml DEPOT, ,; It,.
ruu4t ~tfsi. urr..I.r ihr Mu.,um. il1,tuD, Mace,
uhr.s 100 ur.I,r. sbpui ur lIit'sss.l. lbs iar.
.imis pi hi. .fgHatur, DO o1 ,,rg t"iIr oi thr
-HHHius.
SOLD ny DEALERS GESERtLLl.
Nu,tfu'Fr, l-ab. 80 u ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
20 pmE AppLrerED
ErBELIENING -
Or RDll1G'3
CANKER BALSA NJ

III. only R.idH, Carl 81 Casl,r,
I1aIur. iuuu., vc ud q ,uu ths rtus.c ufty.
fH- DO 10 Dut 'sIsu.s, iaus-
t~E uNE UurrlE FAITHFULLY, A.
CORNING To TliE pli,Et TlON~, sHI o. %
AFFORDS NJ RELIEF, 800 WtII t,'u1I che u,.
a,, p,I ipr Do, ul r,luri0s lbr ,upi, bottle.
TO PHYSICIANS We OFFER,
700 nb, nee unr l.ntlI, 90 each c,.r 1T C,aksr.
tht ,,,uts n ,urr Urrrit,, lui fitt drss mt gi,r
EIasuN,EtI RELIEF, urSiIIf,iunI ths mpus,
pail irr g.
AuI 40 uur agents ,rc hsr,h, authorized a. ,st
bro .r,uiitrDr vUh thI. sdsstti.,u.'ui. &c 49,
kHas BE- st.l Oii,. oulr after 80 uthrr rrmedi,.
have ttrIrI.
e. ". Ntv,II, p'auag Uaek, Mark,t Sgur-,
Portland, G,ur,sl Agr.t iur MsiHr.
sod o., ~ lew. = bate, rau. liil. Wm \.
Root. south Pare, D.. Atwood 3 e.. liurLtrbls
T.. e. Sharhl,y sud lildHphu. Nuuug, Nur~sy,
'Dd dea.rr. iu msircius r'ep ohr,".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
Spring g. Summer Goods.

THE .ubsss hers are constantly receiving sddi-
i ions TO their Large AssoIimeat o. all Kind
and y,tie,,,. OF Good. u-uall, Kept IN country
store. STEVENS & sHuRTLEff.
sSvth Psris, N,yl6,h, 1850. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
DR.. Marshall's Snuff

I, recommended D., ihs bet rh,.iri,H. fhr.ngi.ut
ihs rlunrr,, ,fl u.sI v,'h gt',t -r,.'ss inr thr
JuIc ct h,IHarhr ,ui procure 81 bput tuI U, I,lu
giIi.H,ss aud IifIiH,.s in fbr h.l', vd,.i..g aHI
hufftug s.r.tiiun Boo ihc head, s'HGHE OPP 90 thr
nH.r .nI ihr bead, h.rrdIug ai ihs uHsr, 'nd ii.h
DBL. riustrI.. pain iu th. iHf,brlI srI th...-I fHr
ewes, e ,u'I ant l.Ii1rhr, vHtrN r,,s. B.. ono
go SEEK s,rs. I,4iasss tuI uHgiH. sHuuI .H I.e
bead.
=, above ode. lr lI,rufagrur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
Washington after crossing the Delaware

The purchaser. Of I"rl'r EHguNings, one each
n,,tb rf,rs Gr, ,ruts, wti ir cptitsd to receive,
a. a p,ru,iun, the great steel ~ngrsNing,
Washington after crossing the Delaware
Size 2IN 20. Executed ,u The feet ,i,le ofau,
Gum the o,i.iu,I I,,igu, 10, 4. -. Daley, an
American hui.t un.urpa'scI IN illustrating the
llistuf, IT our Cuuuln'
Pcr.pns desiring o. actss agents lnr obtain v
suh.crlrr.. h, applying o. the under'isne,. lnd
stating the Lucalil, they Nish 10 occupy, will he
furnished circulars g,'ing tcuns, which are eN-
cccding, liberal.
An parcel, delivered n" Of express, poet or
packing charge.
225 FULTON STIR ET, n. y.
Frames aud Mouldings
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IO PHYSICIANS NE OffER.
'M e know what We have seen, and testify
WHAT WE HAVE ia ARD"

M,u, person. .ufrr .c,sul, D., having thrir
~ - WATER, Uhs" they go cot ruto the alr,
auI lN l-iHg
BLINDED M THE STRONG LIGHT.
oths'' suacr burning, su,lrt,ug sensation, as
10 du.' Nas DO the e,e.
oibru sgiiu arc upil,ls 10 uss their ,,cs AZ az
D, GNS OK LAMr Light, uWiug O., The wax
ness OF thc eye, aaI entertaining The optic us,Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
Artists Association.
prNT ARTS.

THE .ul.srib,rs To- aus.unciag their appo,ni-
l ment 80 Manager. II ur shoNe A'sO,iat'un,
tnf the advancement ui the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
Invaluable Iedicine

Foe al seasons d the year, more especially 80 IN
the SPRIN md SUMNER.
&. ". AtWell, Deeting Block, Market sq~ie'
Portland, General Agent ~, Maine.
Sold ly Andrews X Bate, Par,s lidli Wm' A.
Rust, Suuth Paris; T.. Atwood Coz bneAhc'di
aud l., m~,lieine dealer. ihroughou, the slate
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FANCY BiSk ETSl
New Books, New Books!

~IuuNTON ks.rs q large nssHTiurnt Of 100
l,,T.,i HOOKS NND STATIONARY , ClU
u.uu HON h. t,fs 500. turrhp.r rl.cWh,is.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20

1--WE had a short interview with Mr..
CovEnr, Secretary of the State Council, a
few evenings since. He was passenger
on down steamer, on his way home
Since he left here, he has been busy in be-
half of the American organization. He in
stituted number of new Councils, and in
itIated over one thousands persons himself!
He was just from Jackson, Cass and La
fayette counties, and assures us the Ameri-
cans have an overwhelming majority in these
counties. He made numerous public address
ses, and as soon as the business Of the State
Council is over, Iii meets next monthly he
will doubtless be in the field again. We
wish him health, and if this be youchsafed
success will follow his efforts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
The Ball Open in Randolph.


The oanvess has opened in Randolph, il
good earnest. Both parties have full tick
cts in The field, and are at work. The Amer
loans made their nominations some tint
since, and The antics nominated last Monday
We APPEND the two tickets, and go our pill
on the American, from head to foot.
H, american Ticket. I-t
For Observation-Disclosures SETTLES.
= For Sheriff--W. d. MALONE.
County Justices-GEoReE w. QuINN
SILAs CnIsMAN.
Treasurer. B. TAYLOR.
Assessor --TnoRNToN MASON.
Anti- .americdn Ticket.
For Representative-MAr M. BunroS
For Sheriff-CAswELL WISDOM.
County Justices = JonN w. BRADLEY
JouN r. TERRILL. t...
Treasurer-JoHN +. RILEY.
Assessor JOSIAH S. HARLAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-20
MOVING MACHINES
Manufactured by
S. n. s. w. III. PURSE,

ASHLEY, Pike County. No.
THESE Machines will cut from 10 to 10 acres
l. of Gram or Grass in day, with two horses
and one hand while moving, and two hands while
reaping, will do the work as well as it can be
done with scythe or cradle.
They are recommended as being less difficult 10
manage, and as possessing more advantages than
any other machine now made,
The cutting apparatus can be raised or lower
ed, by means of lever at the drivers seat, as
10 cut from one to two feet from the ground while
moving along.
This is decided advantage, avoiding the ne.
cessity of going around stunps, stones or other
distractions, as the cutter can be raised so as to
pass over any obstacle that is not higher than the
axle, without stopping the machine. IT can be
changed from a reaper to mower, or from a
mower 10 reaper in one minute
II is perfect mower and perfect reaper, and
the only successful combined reaper and mower
in the world.
Machines shipped 10 any point on tie Mississip-
pI or Missouri rivers, the purchaser paying cost
Of transportation.
Notwithstanding two Sickles, Sl34, cash
at the shop, or Sl45, half cash, and note for the
remainder, payable with interest, LIST November
follow ing.
| GF- All orders addressed 10 the undersigned
will meet with prompt attention.
! s, N. & w. II. PURSE.
| March 10, ls56-im.
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DAVID ROE

XN7HOLESALE DEALER in HATS &
wv CAPS exclusively, No. ll6 Main Street,
ST. Louis, Mo. ] am now receiving the largest
and most complete Spring and Summer Stock Of
HATS AND CAPS, OF the latest and most
desirable styles ever brought 10 this market, TO
which the attention of purchasers is respectfully
called, and examination Of goods and prices So
lcited. Having made extensive and permanent
connections with all the principal and most fash
ionable Hat and Cap Manufacturers in the East,
| shall be in constant receipt throughout the
Spring and Summer OF their Best, latest and most
Fashionable productions.
Orders will meet with prompt attention. Per-
sons ordering by letter, will please state whether
articles wanted, are for men, Youths, Boys, or
Children; also the kind, quality and color, and
about what price is wanted.
DAVID PEARCE,
mrb20 1S56-1m No. ZIG Main Strt. ST. Lonis.
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S56. FURNITURE. ID
Scarrittu &c Mason,

Wholesale and Retail
Furniture & Upholstery Dealers.
AND MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. 40 and 10 Washington Avenue, ST. Louis, Mo
HAVING completed our arrange
Il lnents for full Stock of Goods in our
line, and having the best assortment in
the West, we take pleasure III offering to purchas-
ers both wholesale and retail
5000 Bebsteads, 500 dozen weed seat chairs.
1000 Bureaus. 200 do cane seat do
300 Dining tables 100 do rocking do
300 Breakfast do 100 do children's do
200 Work stands, 800 tin safes,
200 Wash do 200 Cribs, assorted sizes,
100 Wardrobes, 200 Lounges,
1000 Look'g Glasses 100 doz Rush and split bot
tom Chairs.
CT To which we add mahogany and walnut
parlor and rocking Chairs, Sofas. center side and
extension Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases.
UPHOLSTERY in great variety, such as spring
hair, cotton, moss and husk Mattresses, Comforts
Spreads and Blankets
GSB@ Our work is all warranted as repsented-
our prices as low as the lowest
G5E5" Orders promptly and faithfully executed
and respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
GT] Please call and aatisfy yourselves.
March 20, 1868.
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KANsAs.-We have information that the
bogus Legislature met at Topeka. Cover.
nor Robinson sent in long message, in
which he advises the Legislature to submit
10 the laws and officers. II is rumored that
they adjourned 10 Lawrence, and that Gov
Shannon has gone out there TO see what they
are about, and advise them TO disperse.--
They had better take his advice. . A.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI 80,
County or HowARD. %"
In the Hobard County Court, March
Term, 1866.
Among the proceedings had at said Term of Court
were the following, to-wit
James Wallace and William B. Hays, Admin
istrators Of the Estate of +. j. Hays:
Petition to sell land for the payment of debts and
to reserve the slaves.
SAID Administrators file their petition, setting
- forth that the personal Estate of said
Etheldred J. Hays, exclusive of the slaves,
is not sufficient TO pay the debts against the
said estate, and praying The Cour 70 order thet
sale of the real estate, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary for that purpose and 10 reserve the
slaves and the Court being satisfied that such sale
Is necessary il is ordered that all persons interes
ted, be notified, that application has been made
for the sale of Fifty Acres off the South end of
East half of the Southeast quarter of section
eleven, Old township fitty-two, (52,) OF range
seventeen, O7,) and fifty Acres of the South
end of the west half or the Southwest quarter of
section twelve, az, township ffty-two, (52,) of
range seventeen, (f7.) in Howard county, Mo-
Also all the right, title and interest that said Hays
has in and TO the Northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-two, (32,) township
hfty-five, (55) Of range seventeen, (7,) also the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton thirty-two, (32,) township ffty-fve, (55,)
range seventeen, CD lying in Charlton Coun-
ty, Mo. Also the East half of the Southeast quar-
ter of section thirtyone, (3l) township fty-eight
(5s,) of range eighteen, (1s,) lying in Linn
County, Missouri. And that unless the contrary
be shown on or before the LIST day of the next May
term Of this Court, an order will be made to sell
said real estate sO'much thereof, as may be neces
sary for the payment of said debts. 1t is further
ordered by the Court that publication of this Or
der be given by publication in some newspaper
published in this State, for at least six weeks be-
Fore the first day of the next May term Of this
Court, and this cause is continued.
Attest; A. ]. HERNDON, Clerk
March Is, 1s5G-6w. per w. o. BURToN, d. c.
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Public Sale!

DEING about to quit farming. will offer at
ID public sale, on Tuesday, March. ~.
on the road leading from Fayette to Boonvip. q
number Of excellent work Horses, Saddle and
Harness Horses; also Mares and Colts, Work
Oxen; Mich Cows and young Cattle, Hogs, Corn
and Hay, Oats, Hemp and hemp seed, Farming
Utensils of all kinds, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, of every descriptions; Ok Wagon, /
Two Horse wagon; Buggy and Harness, Sleigh
and harness, together with many other articles TOO
tedious 10 mention, all of which will be sold on
credit of Nine Months. Bond and approved Sc
curity for all sums or over So. Smaller amounts
cash. N. SWITZLER,
Howard county, march 30, lS56-lw.