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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

That sum is all zone, paid, consumed by Democrats
msws, il great part wasted by neompetency and dis
honesty. Which of our readers before bad any coz
ception Of such an aggregate!
We showed that the appropriations for toe one hsca
year, 1859 amounted TO the following suus, viz:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

- Tee Hon. John Ccvcde tss teer rorirste1 .o'
rejection 70 Congress trcr the XiX,a Ds.Fe:o Pesn-
sylvsnia BY tie Republicans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
THE COST OF DEMOCRATIC RULERS.

From The Baliaors Patriot Of .fug.2
We gave, few days ago brief ndics.on of Whist
the people pay for the luxury o: Democratic rulers.
We desire now TO make ii only little more distinct
Let US recapitulate.
During the first year Mr.. Buchsnan spen. the fol-
loving sums in conducting the Government end re-
Tr;s
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
j. HAMMEL, City Sexton.
Obltuury.

We copy the subj ,ined obituary notice of
Col. Rhodes, the ia ther Of our townsman
W H. Rhodes, E,q, from the Wide West ol
May Both:
DIED-On Monday morning, May a h,
at his residence. Windsor Ranch, near Stock
ton, Col Elisha A. Rhodes, aged 81 years
and months
Col Rhodes w ,s born in B rite county.
North Ca o'ini whe' he Il cd the otf;e of
clerk Of his native cou ty for III h n
fifteen years. lie was o a,poln;.d Unte |
States Consul Galve ton in 1898. and con
tuued to act IN that capacity. up 10 With 4,
short period Of the auuexati IN OF Texas 10
the United States. He warmly @ ppused hat
measure, and to his Il Irts in tat behalf 40
incousiderable degroe Of importnn c may be
attached
lie immgrate to this State in 1862 where
he hns continued to reside ever SINCE. -
Tboughout lite he WIS cmlnentIy distin.
guished for genial temper, which never De-
serted him for a moment, even when -utf r.
ing from one Of the most irritating of all
diseases partial paralysis.
HIS wit and hnmor gA,nel for him social
distinction, but frw attain, whilst his charity
for the wants aud mistOrtuncs Of his fellow
men, will pre.erve his memory from decay
for many years TO come. lie was in nll sens
e., an honest man. but his chief exccle nee
consists in this--that ns he live } without re
proach, 80 he diel in peace with all man-
kind W.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
Yrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. bird street ami 2d ,vehu", 0'ovilie.
Having made nrran 'ements f. the accomm"da-
ton of n few BOARDING. @CIIuLARs, Mrs Wyer
wishes to inform parents und guardans, that chill
ZEN tac-d under he's care. will hhve tnaBy of the
advantages OF home Combined with n strict sch las
lic discinIine. Their murai training and physical
C ,mforts will also he carefullv attended %
TwsN.: Pc q Iarter $40 90, rfl 90 Der month.
raid in advance. For frther particulars euq lire at
he S,mnTy. or b, letter, ra Of the Hon. his
r. oft Orcyle. All communic ,tiOns prompt,
at nd.dti.
Most respectable referenees given. my2l
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
County rre.,ur,r's Once,

bRpvILLe. NAV SIN, 1888
Notce shereby gSvca. hal all pursonshulding Buite
'ouuty Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the lst day OF October 1891, "a
The ID of venDer ls'1, ncldNye. also war; mt $
N. $50, 9t7, 9+2 9i3, 9i4, 9i7. 9iS. e52 and 1881
r ,gst red Nov.3 1857; also warrants No. qS5 9-s,
3 = aud J5o On la hgsnt 81 k Fund, that the same
viii be- paid on presentation AT this Office, aud after
his date said Warrants Will cease to bear interest,
md If not presented within sixty days from the
'ale hereof. the moneys for said " arrantS will be
appropriated TO pay The next in order oi registry.
WM LArrIMOKE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
Nj OttuaIy.

City Sections report f,r the month ,f
May, 1853.
Joseph McNamee, q native of New York
died May lst, in the Both year ut hi age.
Charles Mortimer Sparks, died May Attn,
aged one year and seven months, Disease
unknown.
James Melville. died May l1th of con.
sumption, in the 80 year OF his age, IL ua-
tive Of Pittsbrgh, Pa
Mrs. James Dunn, died May 22l, from
the Objects OF a cold, in the 2lst year Of her
age
Constantine Cleos, a native of Germany,
died May 28th, in the thirtieth year Of his
age.
Two infants. and one Chiraman found
drowned
j. HAMMEL, City Sexton.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
DAILY BUri.' tC)i),
oRovlLLE. WEDNESDAY JUNE 70 1853

Jus HANDLE AFFAIR. In IiIiuo.s, the
..Buchaunn' and IN ID ,uzla-' Democratic
Conventions met at SprIngtisl uu the % /
ult aud organized separately Ia the Tor
mer % counties were represented, aud IN
the latter ninety seuen The D'ugts Con
venton selected W. B Fondy as candidate
for State Treasure, and ex Governor
French Tor Superintendent OF PuDlic In
,truction. The other Invention pJ+ poned
making nomina'ions FIR ina pre'ent--s
course OF pIli y not ulwise unler the cir
cumstances -F0rney.s Press
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
V-D DR.. J. L. C1ap.ay's reputation !. rap

y DIR. j. l.. Czap~ay's reputation Is rap
Idly spreaIiIk tar 'uS -tals an Oregon as We
learn from reliable lie is practicng " tn
runarsaOle success, aut has dc-ervediy SECURE
uUnc coat ience Those needing medical aid would
well to eat Tor wrtel At hi, Institute. in san Fran
e refer the re idrr To the Doctors advertise
.neut in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
'ttlsOr>.


l. nvreo. give ,hA., ,n'st,DS of tae 'toc cNhol1
e'S "t tue -t-,ct;oSn Can,i n Mining Go, Wi
J- he,i IN the rp%u pt Orovilie on the 10Th Jay o
June. 1855 for the purpose OF ng tue capIt
stock of said Company to oue hunIred tAOu>Aui
dollars. BY order OF the Board,
p, A ..cRAE, President
Gao. +. GrIsr, Secretary. mylO-td
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
4-a-s---
TIIE CUU KTS.

nIsrRt,r CouRr-fhirI iJniV IN January. urst
Monday In May, s"coIl Monday IN November, n nj
fourth Monday Of August
CouS ry Cuusr.-rirst dpn iav IL VI rch aud June
second m1,y Ia Septe'nb r., ani furth Mon lay IN
November.
CopRr oF Ssss,Vs Sc ,ori VI ,Htav in Fehru
a.y, ttisi u ,n,ay Ia apriI, j NY aud &c ober
~ Pdos.t CoUaT -FoIr h VI nj ~ in tthrInrv and
My, third Moaiy il Alsist, AM second Monday
in De .enber.
HotRD SUPEevIsIV - We IS Il ~ Monday in
Febvu try, Nay, August aud November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
.an H II a m O 4 ~ @ q
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-opened

a,nE UNDERSIGNED REHPEcrfHLLY IN
u form. III. friends aud the public general y,
IN ,i h.. has r.opened the UNI Sti'hIN. iocaisd
m the bn.etnsnt of tolun NcD.rinatrs brick
ounliing. MoniR 'msry street. as place Ut resort,
,,i.a.us. and 70 o-e. ant prepared 10 arcommo
da,, all Who o. vi h TO enjoy vlass OF LAYER or
. rhUic. article of Liquor ~ Wine OF the hDest
,rsuds -, sctsd with ths Saloon 10 magnlneena
.lnie I'D RftI.f AkD fARLE with nes balls, cues,
~ Tn. 10 ~. ~ IN . fascinating game may rest
a..urvd tha. every aitsulbn ~ be shown lhsms
p. AAUHLR, Agent
J x.y22 fos the ssn Francisco Brewery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02

= The Mustang Liniment Cures
theumatism;
fhe HIsttng Lil net cures stiff joints;
rn- IIs.iny tIni ueat cures Burns and wounds:
rne Iis.tIg .nm 'It ca es sores an Ulcers.
rhs NIstln1 Liuhnent cures Iaked Breasts aud
! IRE Nipples
The Mustang Lininent cures Ncurags
rhs iustans lot II neat cures Corns and Nart.;
The Mustang Linimebt is worth
l,oJ0,OOo DOLLARS PER ANNUM
70 the United st ties, the presever and restorer
Jf valuable ho ses and cattle. II cures u Spralns
all-. Wounds, stiff Joints &c
VIII III answer this question? Did you ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Sprain or STIFF
'ess either on mau or beast. whict the Mustang
Eminent wouii nOt cur? Dii oI ever visit an,
r@pectable lrdygi,t Ia any pIrt OF the worii-.n
.urupe, AHa or In '1ca-sh dii not say .'it " as
the CREATES discovery of The as,P" Sod everywh
Every hDil. should have IT, three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Propretors, New York
PARK & WHITE.
Sole AgenIs Tor the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market.
CpLr ~ n ncDE MpTr, Agents, Oroville.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
.crms. apS-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
Card.
.4,Brtisvullcht,

Doctors SMEDEs \ JE>KiSs have removed then
oIf;e 10 the County hospital, Lynchoug. and viii as
usual attend to all professional cais day or night
Feb 10Th iSJSAtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
Islforma oiOa Wanted.

ASI>> CArHlitIyE JOSEPHIN Nc
vn 20 Of AT u, VI ..-. u-t' g
tom ner B,oihrr IIIN - PH VI, RpLi, r
iurtly are-ident at Marj-vilI. AID suh.tq l,l,it
irOvIlrp Sh IuI this 80 r"eI his le, IF ANY
per- " no knows OF ht- VIII -renhuut-. his HOih r
aud Sister can ii-v Il mu IN uni' fut su-p"nS
by leaving the desired nrirnti'n rt this ffice. y
With j. Pdttrrs ~. % GnJnp 1n's Fiat m22t
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02

DIR. j. 4. HOUNi, whose advertisement al
verti enent appear Ia aguthef column, IN pioneer
II v'rINng Physician IA TINS -IaI1, has cured tn"r.
patients than thy Ithrr Attention is called 10 bis
-, ,elLl, ,,.iIIruI. IL
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02

? Host t'tter's st IN ,ch Biisers are
h- nly iitlsr'n, ::cei / ihe pa 'lic which are
r'pIrti by / s;e1tic chem,cH prrc-ss, aud that
si bear the tost Of uilysl-, theref,re perfect,
nfm"s-, and NJ the same tim- contains all the
urdIcal prn'rrties "f tome, mi If tax u as per
hlectons, will re we the bile rom the stomach,
ui lmc, N t'peIts. i MP uting hua tn and tone To-
hr Whole ~ .ts n In m.uner tha i, truly wonder.
fl
Those ri or, heing very pleas ant to tho tasc also
make de itn fil beverage.
N iher; IRE .'!erdi btse limitations. purchasers
81 ,n,i ,~ cn 'fli aud lake none but GENUINE
II - ErTER'S SiONtACu BITrERS. ke;i b> all
resp 'ctare saloon keep rs and for sale In quaint
ties t. suit, y
PARK L. WHITE.
Sole agenl-fp the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington str ''-t. 'nn Francisco
COLON 4 McDERNiTT,
aps-2n Agents, Oruyilo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

Donation

en- Thursday, FEB. 4ts. at % O'Clock l..
NJ. the E-y. p,>ut >ru,tt, OF 81. Paris,
wa, called to d, door. when De va, ac,as,-
90 hy two Young gentlemen who presented
h,m.vi,h - yarl. oi beautiful caT'tar
tr hi, ness h11,',-h..r; a Duration tom
tle yalu. men Ut tIc village.
Ou tbr afternoon aud evening 90 che next
d,y. thc u,s hons, OF Mr. ;. WIS literally
taken possession ct BY b,. numerous friends
of both ~c1c,. o. the number OF lun Acc
O'Clock thc table WIS spread AMI l,1l-i Q,
oy,rl,vips hy thc d,iuti-. brunsht in hy
on, lady visitors. anl all rr-,.nt Ilr'l1h Ut
The ,1c.d rrra,t with evident satisfaction.
The evening was spent in social Interchange
OF Sentiment, aul friendly greeting, inter-
.Tar.,J With czcylcu, music.
Mr. Sswlll expressed DO. gratitude to those
vh, bad Bestowed their Manifestations p, sac
,1uaHy and beautifully. in such touching
language that all icIt assured, that 1, CONE
from the heart, AMI after be hal r,al a
V1rii1u OF scripture appropriate % the oc-
carrn. and invoked The divine blessing uTon
all present, they seplrlisl, leaving bshini
them their b,,twl,hs, Cor hi'prl'p,ri'y AMI
usslulnes, among them, AMI substantial all
o. che amount OF St', and feeling, no doubt,
the iulGlm"nt OF the promise, that /; Is
&c more blessed 6, give than 20 receive
4. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

Euult. Fyh. 10, ISIS.
TIE ClI,Iui., Baptist society OF B.tbcl,
have r.c,u,Iy secured O. themselves ,ie ,u.
cir, ownership OF the Lou.- " worship az
Middle Interval. aud pa, 81, in cT,sl.eut To-.
Tair. Ou "Wednesday hs, 90 WIS rcr1us'-
Grated 90 ibe service COZ ,l- Lord. Although
90, d,y Va, ED ,ae ulas, va. well filled.
Seldom have W, sen mlrs attentive c,u-
ercsatiou. Rev. Nr. Shal. OF BlckGe,d,
rrach-l doe JeI,eltlry sermon. ltwas a
erlon l.eU'y interesting, instructive, Of
classic Gui,l, AMI admirably alap,ol % the
occasion. Ui.tryt was taken from Oh, one
blalrsI and tveliy- P.alm,-"l was
glad when they .4ii up,1 me. lct as <, into
,he house 90 the lorI" Al present. on
that oc,a sion had reason 60 De glal that
,aey u.rc there. We nov hoYc that - of.
ten o.. thrs house is opened for divine .sr,i.
COS. t!,,rc vii. De- found many heartily glad
90 enter bare to worship in spin, and ia
truth. COMM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

Co, sone time in Marrh last. q sum of ~
curitics or money OF the amount OF $50, GOO,
more 90 less3''
Mr.. Walcot, answered that be- did not
receive money or securities ui any amount
for The purpose OF Influencing. directly OF
indirectly the action W vote OF any member
or oihc,T OF the present or last Congress
upon the tariff % any other measure con-
sldgrCd by Congrcss. or before u, % cou'cm-
plated tn b. before 10.
Mr.. Stanton remarked that the witness
percmr,uriIy refused O. answer the question
orwhsthsr be had received money orsccuri-
tics mr any purpose. This was an impor.
i,nt intcfrssatory. IL a proper answer
cannot D. obtained, the House had better
disland the Committee.
Mr. Gruoch .iid that the House was now
uuIWylrgl o. act Goa question of such im-
rornnc', and that action should BE- delayed
ti'l Tomorrow. The mere rciusll On snswrr
bslOtc tbe Canmiitss dill not constitute cou-
t-npt tIat was u question ius the llou~o
o. determine
Mr lp,ery SAID The witness had CQulvo-
catel N De- reviewed S5O,WO. u was NO
trouble flr huu o. ,rIl What be- dii with 70.
ff. ~ The b.N or ameudmen. Is the
Minnesota bill tor tie admission Kansas,
will contain provision recognizing the
right OF the people ct thnt State 90 change
tlr,ir Constitution 40 any tine they p,gasc.
The proposed CLAUSE j. intended u meet
thc ot rytlou ris-l against that provision OF
tht lecDmptuu Consultation, which pro-
hit.,s the clausc II the Constitution TIL
1904 The hill will vas- the senate by
majority o, Scr lU. certainly. IL !, cN-
r,CtrI tac bi,i will ~ brought up On
Tuesday, aud nothing else wall be done I'LL
that r. disposed o.
Che iioa that a people can change their
constitution cxcrrt IN u.s. provision, Is FALSE
and lu,,yc. Mr. Buchanan's opinion, ur
y1t, 90 the senate. :hatthc people Of nan.
as can change their constitution, is uDt
vosii "a straw against the we'll known iuds-
mrnt cs ttc supreme Court, that thcpcoplc
1i "a state. as such, cannot reach their clu-
stitutln to change 10, ,Ee7t through che
forms of tirryistiuS government. INrarmy
voull be- employed O. pvt down any reform
not autIorrvl hy the l.sc'mTton Coustitu-
uya asst shall D, iu,.rIy,i'Ity "a, Supreme
C.ugt)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

PfEEI DAvs'NEoErAELE PAS HiLLru.
Voluntarily. coasc,,uiiously. and With much plsa,.
urr. vc recommend @, eur reader. the above uaneJ
mcJi,tus. We speak from ou. o~n observation
aad cNp.usnee uhrn We s.y that Il removes ptia
a.. It b, magic iroa, ~ part. Of the bod,, ani il
one of che lcst medicines in s,e f,r checkins NJ
auh1s, ant renewing the prsmonitog symptoms
Of Cholsra. !, Is applied 10th Internal, aai cS.
i,rn.liy, ~i,h ,lr 1T effects, AMI aons Who have
oucr used The raia kier, " said willingly b. Nth.
ou, ., constantly ia their houses.
tCinciunUi Evening NouparciL
one word ia regard To Pony Davis Pain Kill
&c. ! have used 1t ia my hrn,ly &c some years,
and take great pleasure 20 recommending Il "a. a
valuable msdicins. that -hould be Kept ia every
hmily. have witnessed wonderful anil ,pc,dy
cure' D., IT, use-'ecea,ly. wi,h,n The hs, veek.
have kaovu reiy severe ea-e Of rhcumatism
soon relieved and promising speed, cure, by this.
IA my estimation, iSrhtuARt rspejy.
JABEZ :. SWAN,
Pastor OF IIuH,1gton u. Dap. Ch., y. Land,n, G..
n. u. Hay 4 Co Portland, aaJ l.. J. SAIrn
liail0scli. Wholesale A.ents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Tut IFUAI, ~. IT
81 mlrhst gj9h.cf cattle. 80 >tDrc.. 2iOl
.H.r, ul WHrau. O,r1, 90 Jlas auI ClI,ts,
$50 ~hslts. and 80 rtt il..s.
pur..-U.r' Csuir--ERua,s - re- 500; frst
qYi.f. Teias -. scr1HI qIllii,, q JOa %
fH.rI dr lUla62j orltusr, n "a 600.
Wmkir- ONsu-Nu .l'.- HHt.Hrd.
C.s.s1I CII,r.-~2l. .. -. a. o., 90.
~utIi ~tarr.-NcaHiB-s 80 a 10 t~o yrs. o'i
- -
~b--l saI t1ah.-Sa'ss 81 snnl iots, ? %.
. cd. a6s .gsa4JJ
Cat il...-jl,2 s. pee lh.
~b.4t.-r g. .elI'-. prilue. : . , llr sous. : p
r. c. hsftp~s; oAa6 81; od nugs, y -, : o
H. 40 retail. ltum tuq
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

Trustee. Of the Maine State Seminary, APP
rrl,,l March n, 1855; an act % increase
The salary Of the Recorder of the Mun,ci-
nal Court % Portland an act @ prevent
ihc destruction OF alCWiycs IN Scwalls
Pond or its outlets.
ON motion % Mr.. Davis 81 FairG,ld, tho
House prccccled % the consideration Of,
The bin 10 establish a Normal school, tho
question being on i,s passage TO be eosro's-
81.
Mr. Davis addressed the House az length
m favor of establishing a state Normal
School. aud in explaining ihe PROVISIONS OF
the bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
Tor California six anl Qnrter
Csuis Copy.

A.an advertising inr,li1m, III" Journal ht' NJ
squ,l in Nv Erli,nj. The prices are unilprn,
and ths aifrft,.rmrnt. arr ,.i ~ ~ cl'at hni
conspicuous uanurr. jal,ci'u.ly nring-i ant
cl,.s,hri az ler appmy1,ir hrid.. and APPEAR N
both tiIr rprrin- ani cycning plp"rs.
L. rIrrpI,tipp d. mpfr th'n 'i'uhlc that ~ any
''tvo r,p," or subscription pipcr 90 New Eagl'nd.
The pebble arr rrnlbl-,l that nn dummrr. l"r
,.,s,t.in. az ever eupiaycd h' ,hl. establish
mrHf.
a. IN ri.r. ihe "c1.h principle " vii be- 'i.
h~rr itp. anil no notice Will b. tsken ~ an, "'-
,lsfs pit accompanied D., The m'H",. NJ paper.
1fr Ii.,,n.inurj a. the expiration 81 ihr iinc ''d
ni
Tho Juv,n.l b. ~ see ~ 40 the Nrvsplrer
u.rf-. spi un 100 ihr railroad. through w N"e
TtfuI. 81 HuI... 20 1910 w.. p..'r'. ed. oil.
CHARLES I'D NusTiS.
I.fIH.I IH,..-.
N. o. -ri. >u.... r...... N.s-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
THE BOSTON JOURNAL,
For 1888.
"Thc ravori,e Paper oi New E-Elnnd."
Prbi,h.d Deiln. SIM. lrsklY. and Neelly.
For 1858.

'.Thc ravori,c Paper oi New England"
PpJGsh,d Dcily, SIM. Ws,kiy, aud Weekly.
TN Announcing the term. 81 the Bosros Iowa
SAT. fr 1858, the proprietor does not deem u
aece.sary ~ presrrile - peculiar 'haweter's'ics
a. "A popnar newspaper. 90 o. make anN srechl
nromisrs f,r the fitnre. lie deems Y sulicirHi To
.,y. that uh,t The Jonraal has lcen ~ the psi u
vii he in the 6sisrs. By the mpst an'uinous oin-
sent II u. Contemporaries throughout View Lng'
land. The Journal stands AT the head 81 the New
England Press IN Ill lha'e qualities which ~ To
make up = reliable, euiefpf,sins. trs H'v'paP''
This position IL has attained w pnrsiing steady
straightforward oourse w AL respects, and lJ
spanug polher Labor NJ, mlney 10 siye the latest
intelligence anl The iulst fcpprs Of I'll NATTER oi
interest at the earliest moneu,. II has relied uion
~ own mcf,i'. aad ~, uppn The Representations
II eanyassers ~ " drimmsrs" ~ gam f,r u the
cnn6dence sol p,trun,gr of the Pr,Ilic-and the
result ht. lesn that u Au Rsw aSssilpoa ao's
iAIz dgsls rat y say pap'f y ~ si1's - N'~
FHsiisd--and a. ~ previous tine has iu eitculs.
ton Increased more npbry lhan dniag the past
.iN mouihs. The proprietor iniradi lN The EN-.
pla,meut of experienced AMI compeieni men IN al
The departments n the establishment, and IN the
ma.t liberal uuil.y ol moary ~ the puucuTlng ~
important news from III g'uricf.. % make The
Jo,,o,I till narr worthy ths nlc 81" ne fssrrii,
pg-,r II Nne EAgisHd.' Aad With ih,- sample
announcement be- iavitcs the altcniinn 81 news
paper fralsrs sni urw,papcr de'iers h'ongh at
New Ea.hni a. the GlLwiog stsiemeni Of the
tern, f,t The several editions ui The Journal;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

TuV RrruHLic,Ss or FEvrnuEe are here
b, noti6. a aod rcqaes,sd tn a'scmble at the Town
Ilou.c. IN aid town. ou Thur'aay. FEB. 2j'h. al,
I o'clo,A 4. ~, 10 nouiasle eau lidaiss Tot
town ocer. to l. ,rrpor,ed ., The people at their
ncNt asasal elsetioa IA March. lSjs.
Pm OEDTH 90 THE Gov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or
BICHiN'S IIINGiRliN BiLSiM
~ TTnEF
IuE CgEAT E>Cllsu EEuFUY TnR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE!

l7rifr BE Afrrf d'v o. flf-rs .ra'1 I Hs s1ff'
BAtu. AZ. Fob %. isth.
uE. DrAutIt. Sus take pleasure i1 gi,ing
500 .ftrBsut 81 thr usbri-ii' ,Is,t. ~ Busath's
ilHH.afItH lt'.lu, 600 IHf daughter, uhr bad issp
&C. 81 rr.nU-r,s ,rtrs addicted With 10 thi tough,
pin i8 ODE ~uJ.. nlIsrrs E'HHi. 1Il Il Oh
rIHs trI t.1.'s-s eh..h a'irHI batia.iI,al' t.s.
rf.-. Crlsa.uui..n. rr..Nrl several it.tp'
wished pt1si.aus 90 great r,Ir1ss, vb'. aiirr
sefuHs ,isits. iHt sassy "a aIiurHis, u1It, Joe
rI..I chat nav t'ttu uu 50 vurEI' lvls
ibrt at,t..l O., ir,rui t1 tD hlehlu'. Hogan.
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d. s.s attrs liHf - krr ar-a.'rss-. |y'r- p1i
TvB lurJ.ri u.isn Co. rh,s..4Hs lui Nrii.
"a .s. uub.s i1, .,lt uthUi.hi, ahi. >ia Dsli,rs
u..fI OF illr-t.l1 it'.fu bee removed che dis.
eye. r..fHrrt tbr Ifsa.th, aul H..u.hG "a
b alal lr.le. aa gJl.,iu', ,srr.,
JOIN YOUNG.
-. rupristor. Dawn 2. Ht,utrI. Wafer
town, Mac, O. ublu 100 ,u.#rs shYuI D. al.
lrrs,sl. soil D. pacgi.'s 80 .rsLass &C. 'ar'l''
sirs i1 e,cr tpsu iuIhe United state. atl Bfil.
isI Province. les
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Hebron Academy.

fI'HE SPRING TERM ol this In.iiiuiiln will
commence 900 NoSuAh, tho 1t dty ct March
neat, nni cuutipus twelve wscAs.
sCLpEN T.. NEAL, 4. W. Principal.
Ne. Annie u. larruvs, PWccrires'.
Nae. Ainrd, ! Mi.lcu, Teacher Of Nn'ie'
Nc Nrilb,. ha7,urcr'.alchlrsr Of our school
Oh, pat Srir, sal has frllrui himsrli popular,
both win che pnlil. and ihr Tu'tces.
The Tu.irr, can. ihefri0ts, luiI, frcpmnrnI
tie schpol iu the ouBhl.nrc 81 it, brmer iiirui'
aYi patrons.
Tu,,i,a. ICON 50 20 a. 50. Music extra.
Bl,ri f,um - % o. p psr NrcA.
JOSEPH BkRROwS. Ser'y.
IIehrpr, Iau. -. 1855 50
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Maino Wesleyan Seminary.

rI'IC SPRING TERMaill c,mmrnce M,EcH
18th. 1855, ur.lrr thr usual Teaches. Bu,rd
,l hoe Bnl,diu; ii1u.r 800, -suoi and lights
extra. MT, bow ,or, sNcssding one shilling yer
Wssk,
~tulran viii hll ampl, ,-rommo iitons inr
bau.irs ihrlr.r',r.. O., shl,h the, NAY Ncy
murh f,,uDr their 'Np.we'.
a. r.. TORSCY. Pnncipal.
krnl'. I'LL. jan "a. ISIS. slLe2
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IICLMDoLD'S GENuINErRCrARATloN
Ujshly Concentrated ES,ne, Buchu, fer Diseases
fthe Blsddsr. k,dne,.. GravA, nropsy. Weak
ses.c., Sc. l. a s.ic aui pleasant rcmedy. Read
che advertisement ia another oolisu, headed
Z" Ilelmholi'. 6esuine Preparation"
U.H.HNY \ CO., Portland, Stairigers. 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Di viinr of a license from the Hoo. Thpmu
ID ". Bpsn. JaIge Of Probate Sc the coaaiy
~ ONiocl, I shall sell by pIhlie aueiisa - the
highest bidder. At the store ~ Joseph Bennett. IN
Denmark on SATURDAY,. the thrieenih day 81 arch
Bexi ~ Une O'Clock ~ The siiernopn. all thr right,
ti,lr AMI interest that Alphels G'oli. late 1t ~.
nilk. decreased, hsd in ani O. the arm an bald.
iag. on shrh b. lyri At the tins of his lrcca,e
Containing ih,-6vc scrr, with the b,iiiag, there.
"r,, 6,r ih- pi,,nsai oi hi- drhis rad charges ~
ad nini.triiiun, .uhjrrt io Wh,'sy.r rght the si,
80 II .s,d dsc"ts',l nav have e. dpssr ~ .aid
premises, fan, sch she my haze.
DDNlNliIS q. rARIDN Nln'-
n HuHrI. ltr. % l~5. AL
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