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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FAMILY MEpIclxK-Every Family should keep on hand
some tonic Alternative and blood parsr, to administer in
sudden attacks when Physicians cannot be had Carter
Spanish Mixture above all Others the medicine required,
for while it is perfectly harmless its effects are 50 powerful
that no ordinary disease can resist them. For Biousnes
Darrha and snch ike complaints, it has fought its way
into public favor, and now stands unrivalled
Consumption and the Diseases OF the Throat and
LIMOS TsEArEp BY THE INHALATION MKDcATEp VAPoRs
Or WV HUNTER brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces TO all those who afflicted with diseases
of the Throat and Lungs that be has returned to St. Louis
where he INTENDS permanently to establish himself
There is probably class Of diseases which are wide
spread in their nature and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest socitude the profession to know there
be any whereby those diseases be controlled and
amelorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases our
own peculiar study years. and We have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached by
direct local application prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed into lungs in the form Of vapor and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance sending fall description Of their
case will receive treatment according their symptoms
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth st.. between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
ap1-8m West side, St. Louis, Mo.
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MILE CAMILLE URso's BESEFTT.-We were
premature in announcing Mile URso's benefit
for tonight. 1t will take place on Tuesday
night next
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In the House Of Representatives, on the 18th
Mr.. GiddiDgs was sorely pressed by Mr.. Camp
bell, of Ohio. The question brought up the
fugitive slave law. Mr.. Giddings contendee
that the President ought not to enforce it and
that he ought to consider it unconstitutional.
Mr.. Campbell replied that the President had
sworn to have the laws enforced, and when
ever he attempted to exercise the right Of pri-
vate judgment upon the constitutionality of
law, he was but one step from the position of
q despot, and could readily assume the control
of the legislative power of the country.
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Friday Morning, May Is, 1855.

W-Dr. BAIEDs sixth lecture takes place
tonight, instead of last night, as enormously
advertised in our paper yesterday.
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NKTE have noa stare % FeanYsisanLa Reraa Pouers
w and fhrssheHl uhlrh b ase1 ether Win Bur
tNo k0rzea fe9e macnes hare soa6 ~ fteenfy.
are yraFs n be isg<at esngroEine rsr1ns h ~ uutsd
stafeI, tasy haze recsatT hean mnch pEu1aa II theiF
Feariaf and general csness8e1n m&kng hem hKAisr n
aFaps11 aa1 any ether uaeine h We heFs asa one
q hs NaeelArs Fst ~ a. sess n eampsts Wukas
erisE and lptils a. nselsse1 - cal 40 s1aHaae t
aES1--tHaE AAcx nAisltEox.
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THE CAMELs-A teegraphic despatch was
received by the Quartermaster Col Thomp-
kins) yesterday morning, we learn, notifying
him of the arrival here of the ship supply"
Capt Porter, with the camels on board. 1t
was so rough that they could not be landed in
Texas. The U. S. transport Fashion" Capt.
Baker, leaves this morning at o'clock, to go
down to the mouth, take the camels off, and
proceed with them to Texas.-N D. Pic, 9th.
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c. W. NANCE, Secretary.

The fact that canal navigation is about to be
resumed, gives much uneasiness to New York
dealers 10 breadstuffs and provisions, more so
from the fact that the prospects now are that
we shall have most abundant crops this sea-
son. The New York Express, referring to the
downward tendency of the markets, says
Upon a reasonable crop, prices, at the close
of water navigation, stood at 1926 for COM
mon -four and BLOC for corn, with q foreign
market promising favorably by reason of the
war, which allowed us to feed armies of men,
who, 10 time of peace, passed their lives in
growing food for Great Britain. Navigation
opens upon -four at Sc aud corn at 60 IL cts,
with peace 10 Europe, aud favorable pros
pect for crops here. The decline in beef and
pork is not so large, but it must follow, mas
much as cheap and abundant food for stock
must increase and cheaper the crop OF BOTH"
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

4 A n ACRES of Valuable Land on both sides Of n
* AShvile and Chattanooga RaiirOad, 70 niles iIo
Nashville which depot has been recently locafed veil
improved; good uater coed SOIL wih far proportion OF
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence Either side Of the road the whole,
will he sold to suit purchasers.
1854 ACRES one mile from The town OF Franklin, in
Williamson county the Liberty road, and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has on comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs, and Proluctivs sei-suita5e for our
handsome settlements win sell \, 4, =, or all 20 sHis
purchasers.
&c ACRES mostly tmbered paJ Of tire Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality aduirsby adapted 10
the purposes OF Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden
1OX ACRES the Galatin Turnpike road 81 niles
from Nashville bet%een Stul and Sedge, would make
business in town convenient snd eomforoos country
resid
800 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
Western Rairt ad u miles west Of Nashville Big Harpeth
edbalance well tmbsred-gOod soil and water, and COM
ortable Improvements.
SEX ACRES, wen improved miles from Nashville, on
the MIL Greek Valley Pike and TIE N. r. r. Soil
Of good quality COED Dwelling, dne young Orchard and in
q very good neighbOrbood.
vle the Whites Greek Turnpike road most beau
tiful building lot
LOTS Of any size from 50 feet 10 IS Acres the Buena
Vista Turnpike road from 70 miles Of Nashville, with
without Timber, convenient 70 Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOTS in the corporation Of Nashville, Wilson'S
Springs the Franklin Turnpike road; several near
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several and the
MuressboTO Turnpike road In the Jh WARD and several
west Of Capitol Hill near the corporation line.
PRICES Low TERMS LIBERAL. Those Who wish 10
purchase would do well TO make early application 20
apl0-G C W MAMIE
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Godeys Magazines for May.
SUMMER READING.
Ernest Linwood, The Elder Sister,
Rose Clark, Mimic Life,
Estelle Grant, Lanmere,
Nellie Of Truro, Beechcron,
Ruth Hall, lsoras Child,
My b others Keeper, The Three Marriages,
Crotch Is and Gu AYERS, Our Cousin Verona,
The Fathless Guardian, Glenwood,
Juno Clifford, Jackson and New 0rleans
The Wrinkles, Representative Women,
The Onyx Ring, Twice Married,
Winnie and /, Home Influence,
Modern Pilgrims, Sacred Plains
Carrie Emerson, Pastor and Teacher,
Elm Tree Tales, Long Look Ahead,
The New Purchase, British Historians,
Bell Smith Abroad, Our Countrymen,
Peg Wellington Memoirs Of Bennett
The Quaker's Daughter, India Of Pearl River,
Henry VIII and six Wives, Amy Lee,
Hampton Heights, Balloon Travels,
Russian Empire, Grace Lee,
Fashion and Famine, Modern Mysteries,
Forrest Tragedy, Lucy Boston,
The Money Maker, Homestead on the Hill side,
The Escaped Nun, Marriage Lottery,
The Maroon, Ny First Season,
Sense and Sensibiity, Cora and the Doctor,
The Match Girl, The Old Farm House.
The above and interesting Books for sale by
apps CHARLES W. SMITH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-16

DETERMINED DUELIsTs.-An account of the duel
between DR.. Vikings and ]. Flanner, commits
sion merchant of Wilmington, N. O., has been
given. The Baltimore Sun says:
ION the first fire the ball of the latter cut off
part Of the Doctors ear; the second fire put his
bill through the Doctors hat. Nothing daunted,
the latter coolly remarked that his hat was a new
one-and desired that it should not be aimed at
The seconds here interposed and used their best
efforts to reconcile the difficulty, but without sue
cess The combatsnts then resumed, when the i'll
fated Doctor was killed at the first fire."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-16

The St Louis' Democrat, in reply to the ques-
ton whether it will support President Pierce if be is
nominated, says: mo! President Pierce has vio-
lated the very FIRST principle of the Democratic plat
form of 1852, the non-agtaon Of the Slavery ques>
tion-has filled the Offices of the Government with
minions of the plumber league at Washington-has
vetoed the River and Harbor bill for the improve.
ment of Western waters, and descended SO low in
bis acrirony as to sell even the snag boats at our
landing, to prevent future appropriations. Such
men we cannot support"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-16

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received very large and well selected stock
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And carpets for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Pine Barege Robes-new styles;
" 0rgandie Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks
Plain Silks for Evening Dresses and Nantes;
Bsreges, Plain, Striped, AID Plsidi
Large lot cheap Muslins
>" White Goods
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment of Jaconet and Swiss Flouncngs;
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Collars;
Collars and Sleeves to match;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Bsjou's make-a large stock.
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and whice Silk Nantes;
OOlOred Mantes variety styles from IS s9S
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large F" Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment OF Ladies' white black and eolOred
Also good assortment Of Misses Chdrens Hose.
Large lot Gentemen's Cotton and silk Half Hose.
Gardeners Goods.
I" Black and fancy Frh cassineres;
Cloths
Linen Duck-good assortment;
Plain and Check Cashmere, for Boys wear;
Assortment Cravats, Shirt Collars Drawers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DAMASKS.
In Satin and Wool-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Fine 4-4th Velvet 0arpetng
4th and Brussels do;
Ply Carpeting-new STYLES;
Good assortment Rugs Mats Druggets 4, 50, and Ga
Check and White Canton Mating.
Also, large stock of cheap Carpets;
A, 4, and IL 4 Floor Oil OlOths
Heavy Goods for Car coverings;
ply Cotton Ducks 1US inches vide These Goods
furnish from % 20 $50 inches wide.
We have large stock Of Pain plaid and Striped 0sna
burgs, very heavy.
We have Goods the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths.
Those visiting Nashville would do well to give call be-
fore buying lap2l A. Q. 4 A B. BEECH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-16

The London News lately said in a leader
on the adulteration of food, so common in the
great Metropolis, with all the wealth of the
world at our call, there are very few in this
metropolis ShO can get a glass Of pure 'oGter
to drink, or a bit of genuine bread TO eGt!"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-16

s- The Patriot is the successor OF the "Tr1e Whio,
Messrs sMrrH MORGAN Co. having purchased the print
ng materials subscription list, &c, Of the latter.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-16
For Sale.


OFFER for sale 70o) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
l. OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roan, miles Rom Columbia and four from Mt. Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract " ich reside.
This Land Is equal superior any Maury county
well waered (the celebrated Deyers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided TO suit purchasers or sold in body
For further information apply to al AshwOod P once.
Maury county, Tennessee.
augi1-u LUCIUS J, POLK.
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THURSTON BLACK,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,

IIAs taken the the Of Mr. J. II. McGnl
corner OF the Square and College street. for brief
period and invites tie Ladies and Gentlemen OF Nashville
70 call and see ecmens 81 Pastel Coiored Crsyon
Povrnts THIS style of painting Possessrs the advantage
others q superior softness and delicaey Of Anh.
HV26-u
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Administrator,s Notice.

Administrators Notice.
WILL SELL to the highest bidder on Thursday the goth
Of May all the personal estate Of O. r. Wharton, de-
ceased at his late residence Spring SFeetconssng Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE All persons
indebted to the said estate desired to forward i'm
medately and make payment; and those having claims
against it hereby notified to present them within the
time prescribed by law. GEO. 8. FAM, Administrator
may9-10t Of O. J. T. Wharton, deceased.
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Neat Country Residence For Sale

w Il are Offering for sale neat A ,evAa~NO
w Residence with six acres Of ground RZscSAN
three miles from Nashvile, near the No 7
,eusvile Pike. The Improvements
new-the grou Id well set in + nit trees
has fine Sprng-s desirable situation, and win be sol
cheap More land be had with the place, desired
reasonable terms. LINDSEY CROCKETT,
arch1s College IS
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CNKDBR 4 FhRzzELL AAss sa haad nns
- asssst1acAI e
Msses' lasting dalsera. sish hseiA-
Mssrs' Rf1a "a boofz, =
Misses' = fhlck nnf skln sose.
nisses' q L4sfnK Gsilrss. hue, Ssh kssrT eel,s
Ale Ckfcus she's Il absndancs. Cae a ~ - fu1As
sssass. IaAylol ssfpkh f@'lasl--
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Ladies' Fine shoes.

hVCAST Cc - T162e41
LAVE haud AID hr s.is. very hns Asssrtmsnl q
II La1ics' Lasting tiatsrs, vita and without hees
Ladiss' Fine KID Booia.
Ladies eaFpefs,
Lafles' Lasting cougress eaters.
Ltdie,' Pine y hfss I'D AID satin Slippers
An 81 sheh eesred 81 priets far CAsh Ne 20
Puhie slusrs. (nayiel SNYDER sRrzzELL-
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The Board meets sgain this morning.
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INVEST YOUR MONEY.

OY virtue q Deed q Trust % executed By Ae1
ID Wiitms u oHor for sale for cash. "a he hFnss bid
Ger sonh Cats 81 he coaFt Hosse gard ke l3h
day Of MAJ neat Negro Man named stephen, aged Abeat
twenty TIVE ycarR. sac In the usual hoars.
ap9e JAMES G. wKnH, Trustees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

the llth inst, relating TO the contingent
fund OF the treasurer together with the re-
port Of the committee on the accounts ct thl
commissioner Of the treasury Tor the last
year, be- referred % a joint select COMMITTEES
OF ihrcc ON the part of the Senate, with such
as the House may ioin, whose duty it shall
b. ta consider and report whether any, and
what further legislation j. required for 90,
better security ct ihr moneys Of the State,
and the regulation of It's accounts, with
Instructions 10 IMPORT by bill or otherwise.
HorsE. Mr. Irish Of Union, hy leave laid
a hill upon the table Tor tbr suppression OF
mtgmrraucc, which be explained o. b. the
same "a, presented thc other dly, with some
alterations and the addition ol two sections
llc moved that the usual number Of cop.
irs D, ordered 60 d. printed. After Fom.
discussion the matter was for The present.
laid upon the table.
Mr. Irish moved % take up the bill ioI
the ,uVVre~i1po OF iutcmTguucc.
Mr bennett moved 90 refer the same "a
the Judiciary Committee. and ailcr a lively
debate. tdr yeas and nays having harn on.
d.rci uu motion of Mr Irish, the bin wa.
SD referred year, Is, NAYS -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

Michigln-Charlos pickey, Marshall.
observation-disclosures poOnsr, ElkhUrn.
Nirgiua-Ja D. hllcd hergaltrr.
District Of CDlumhu-lewis tlephaue.
Marylaud-Fnncis =. Blair.
On motion o. Mr.. Wood, Of Kansas, Kan
sas was added, and Gen. Robinson was
elcctcd
The following declaration was then read
and unanimously adopted
We do therefore declare 70 the people of
The United States, as the ohect' for which
We unite In political actions.
Firs,-We demand and shall attempt o.
secure che ryIcll OF an laws which allow of
the introduction ot slavery into territories
uncv coD~ccratel On frr,lHn. and will resist,
by every constitutional means. Che eNi,icnc,
ol slavery in any OF thc territories 90 th,
United stats
SsturI-Wc will support, hy every law,
fol means. our brethren in Kansas, boz their
constitutional and manly resistance tr.thl
usurred authority Of their hvless invaders
and will give thr lu,l weight Ul uurVulIiiglI
power in favor of Che Immediate admission
OF Kansas @, che Union, "a, a lrcc, sovereign
Iuigpenilnt STATE.
ThirI-Hrliryiu- that the present Ma
ti1ull Administration has shown itsRt1 H
weak and 1ithlcSs. and that ijs continuance
IN uHvrr !. Identified with the progress Of
the slave T1veri1 Nau1ua, supremacy, wit.
exclusion OF ir,,l1m ir1m che Territories
aul with turrclsiD. civil ais'1ri, 90 is ID
leading purpose OF our organization trrrsi,i
and overthrow it
The Convention adjourned % meet Of
Philadelphia, yn thg l7tb june.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29
Rural PUBLICATIONS.

Tur CursrEY GINTiruAN-Tur CUIrIyA.
ron, aui the lttusrEArtn ANNuAI Rrois-
TIU oT HUUNL ArTNIUs, 40 Al
i1Hr. y. Y. o., lu'hJf Tucker aul Sou.
TIE C.arfrv GnhrHs1 is e lrluti'ull, ii'ust1.
cd ur.k',uf ~ TI.,s gpitn, with sT,0nI DE-
rlItrm,s Htllr IaU, lhr Gr.t,or, the D.I.,,
iIr Tmit Glr1.n aul Ouhll, ihr Florist, rAa
kii,hrn Garden. The rou'tN Wand, che iluusrv b.,
che Iirr.iJe, g.. 9TH, b., Vilhuui grHsiiH.,
che beet Agricultural paper 10 the United ~ar.., %
Hon John Wentworth, NC. of Illinois. rig,,
-2tNrlr.
w.. CafHif, monthly. % page. o,1yo-u'lI
known ior twenty ,s1r., a. the beet mn.lhl, agri-
cultural journal, in the cuulN-pucc JOo-Hls %
seat.
Trs Hlrr-'H lr7r-l R.g.i,- n Ruri Nfaiv.
Tho ta, uuulrrr. is,ueI lr I~jj anl $50, o,niHin
uuru ihlu ..u ougrIiuc.. Of luiar-., animate,
i.r. imIt., So. rric, IS coats ca,a--sui p"st-
pail hy mad.
Thee uulhs combine ATTRACTIONS Zoo lr found i1
uo similr publications; aHI thc Tril,fhus vii
send 'isoimrrs ct lhc Iapcrs Co. all Who "ou.I
LL.t. ..,.,rr,,.tI.s 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29
TIE GREAT EUROPEAN
co JIG II r E M EDY
A SINGLE TRIAL!

Il has u6on succeeded When all known remedi,,
bad failed.
Read the Gllrving certificate. and -,i,c To-
youuslve,. They ATE selected tom a multitude u
olhsIs,
from d. Jll Horu, Li0iy.
Dear Si. I have made nee of YOUR European
Cough Remedy, lor a Cough With which have
l,fn afflicted Ir some time, a. ny entire sails'1c-
lion. and have also employed Il in my practice
with the h1prirst r,suI>. BOD an fully o"nv'hccd
that 10 b. one II ihr beet 81 medicines IN use iUr
what il i.r,sommcndcl. J. brown, w. u.
M Zimmerman n soarlsrp'. had iar two,elu
md ten mlutis been afflicted With must distfrs..
iHg cough with cNtIrme prssrry IT thr hugs, and
other painful symptoms. During lhi.iius he bal
Suplu,rI good uh,siciius, lul taken mlp, IT che
papu1r advertised msdio,ur. without experiencing
lHy rerrpu'ut ben. Nc. Many nights shc was
ulirrlin ~ un ~ huufs not bring allie iphrrlihr
l,iHI down, HHI hiruls despiifi8g Other RECOVERY.
Lat Jurr shr was induced tu tN Rev. W. tluhr'.
Great Eurorclu Cough Remedy. Arlllauic mr
IS cent. greatly relieved bier, unl Induced bee Co
t, hr1r bottle ipr - cents, auI 90 Doe astunisl
m,u' a 100 who LuaU hrr, thrss two bHil'rs With.
uuI lny Other m,lfciTr whatever, completely To.
stored Doc On health, which sbr ulv continues o.
lri.,. W anil W.. llunnru,. hrl ihrms,'yr.
'rr8If ~ answer 40 inquiries, rrspertIH- che above
cote, HGl a,r satisfied tllt fhr t,u.h Remedy b.
. ihr l.st rrrrd, Known tar Cough. 5000 t.surd,r
ct tdi shrst uul Iual., anil 1. such lhoy Irrun-
msHI % ~ ihe lhiC'rd.
Tb., a'.1 sstr i.at W. Watson, one ofIlr.r
uri- h'Hr, vHUv1r cau..la'c ly h'- hsr'. ta d.
Boz consumption, wee rrrulirl tlt p ihr lumpsau
Cough lru ,aui ihstrlrit u1sa rapid ugo'C.
o..
Rurrlrls Crsaf prfiu.. with severe csugh.
communicated ly ST. E.rv.i.r. Pct Master, 40
Cmi,s's Curarr, Arf. 90 l~s1
N.,. Walter Ibuk.-p,lr Sir. Nr Samuel
slHv r.siI.r. DO GrsgH,, krH1,brg County, Nr,
bls hrrnaH with llfhitr Doc uu.frr Of
tHs. Iur che r,st wear hrvls su dl.trr...I fr
l7.lth thit be- c.uid uui Dog iuuu-At asi. bear.
uE uithr European Cur-h K,mri,, hn srut lHr 1
h.fr'T 1rl rHurr.urr. taxing b. d. u1a gr,l'',
relieved n tIr ur.t UT.r, ruI from That t.nr rested
well ntu..hf. 4 JOSS bottles ,ump',frI che Duu,
-iri hr uIu H,sitr. fU recommend thr HrJI,.1s o.
ufhrI., rs %. b. 600, assured that Do b. v.uhy ui
Oh utmHsf ,.HhIruJr.
The European C.u-i Erm,,l, b. rrsrllrjly Rev
NHr,r CAikc, Cpush &c.. by Whom agents arc
surrH.l
a. n. nay, General Agent iHr Maine.
Sold 300 Pan, b, JOHN DRESSER Soudi
rr.., ". s. RUST. 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

Nir.gH., Dn'a.Hf r1f Pals. oltr1ur-
Iuuv ls.mHlI.. Or tur cure uf Ery,iraIts.
,Har.. rairrr.ut, was afflicted lur several
year. with t.i, disease. For mine months
.r ras almost deaf luI lIul with 10, 30
s"g.r. $50. gee attack, La CONSULTED several
..r. doctors iu she uri-l'mrhp.d. huttlry
900 uHt ll .im amy g1rt. hgt 90 u.e hi. own
words lr $50, Do, alone 90 DE. Ills good
genius however l.l nor desert lim, i.r "a
u.lI or bis brought Dion coupl, ul large
boxes ami rD,, OF lluliYvay's Pills and
Ointment, which Doe thankfully accepted,
luI u.um.HeaI using, taH result WAS p"r-
tct.y miraculous, Tor ia Two weeks bee was
ge was able % ct up, and could sar aud
h'1r veil 40 tac expiration OF month. be
was pr. tly cured, aud able % resume his
WHg,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

O,Torn, ss: Ata Cout ofrrllair, held ~ Paris.
vithu and i1r 40, Count, II oNiord, on The
thhTrrsIly # January in the yclr oiuur Loud
eighteen hundred and hly-sN
nANIEL CHAPLIN, aIminisratrr 90 the 20.
~ tote OF N,EN SAuNuEEs, hfrHi Waterford,
Boo s,I County. deceased, having rrr,cnicl hI.
iu,t scruu1t 81 standardization OF ibc estate 81 said
J,rr1,ra i1r allowance.
OUuERrn, ThptIhr aid AJmiHsuaior give
notice in aN rrr.urs interested ly causing
copy of ibis ORDER o. d. puh.ished three weeks
,ur,,.i,r, iu The O>iurd Democrat, printed
10 Paris, chat thoy mly appear no Probate
Count Co. le hrli 10 PARE, ou che thitd Iuo.dh,
It Much ur>i. at uiur uf ihr ,'rrs in che i1ro-
noon, a1d .h,v cause. u any ,hry have, Why the
sIrs should NOT T.. allowed
THOMAS a. BR OWN, ledge.
4 tr, C0Tl-Attcsts
. w.. WiEr NIEGiy, R,urV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

T. fls Hon. Tb,ma, H. B,5p,i, Jssg, Of PrOJai,
Hibs aHi to' "a. CouAiy # Or'e'd.
DESPECTFuLLY represents. William II.
~ ROYAL. named executor Of The last VIII and
Testament II Benjamin 7. Royal. late of Paris. In
said county. deceased. (Which ssii hst VIII and
Testament has been fled In aid cOurt, this day,
foe Prolate,) that one Jauc Rove, late ~ rarf
ac,fc.ad. ~ her lie lime. made and executed her
last VIII aud Testament, IN which sho named the
.iiI BENJAMIN r. ROYAL a, Executor of her said
win that sail Jane Rove has deceased since tho
doos,se Il .aid Benjamin Y. Royal. Wherefore
lhg aid Wm. u. Royal presents 60 said Court the
aid hst VIII aud Testament u sad Jine Rove,
and rys your Honor 10 appoint some suitable per-
s"n administrator ofihe laid Jane Rowos estate
Wtth the Mn .,...,.y