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WORTH READlNG.-Why is it that so
W many suffer and reriue and drag cut nlisera-
te sxistsnCt, untitled fox the eIJoyn nts and even
o<din,ry pursuits OF Efe vixen relief may be obtain
al sn1 health snd vigor restored by treatment at
ennyen!ent add safe we'll ss permanent ia its
efAsT acter.
70 those who have suffered long with disease ulti,
mating il less of appetite yigos and "a distste OF
social joys. the undersigned tenders his professional
sJETss assuring the sufferers eeIdOf and sinoeTity
t!easant. consehient and proper prescriptions, a
!horsush cure and sound bo-ty and mind without
pleasant restrictions or hinranos from ordinary tr.
sina~s pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from whatsoever
eaL either recent chTnic structures irritable
bladder, &C. aIso, SSeotaia, Asthma. Rheumatism
Plies. &C.. aailiiully and successfully treated
br. H5ffis can lie eonsalted daily. between the
hours OF IN A NJ and p. NJ ard 70 10 z. NJ at his
Ics..as, United States Hotel.
Ladies Of dscuts constitutions or those suffering
frUrn complaints peculiar u the SIX invited 10
ccrIniUnieate or s'iaa theiE address,.
In order u satisfy o; ,,>,cd ur1n community
that there Il iut0ntion ths part n DR.. III. 10
hanbu9 them. he begs 90 state that fee feInu-
nertion will he received until entire satisfaction
shalt t.e given.
Call upon address
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Whole Tick ets $40; Halves g. quarters u D.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 20 Jqtvi, corresponding VITA
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separat.
dips opaper enciIcled with small tin tubes and
rl iced In oye Wheel.
The frs; a62 prizes. similarly printed and encrcied.
are placed In another Wheel. 1.
The wheels are then reyoIyed. and number Is
.rayn from the wheel Of numbers and at the same
tina a Prize ia drawn from the ether wheel Inc
Number and Prize drawn out aIe OPENED and exhibit
I'd to the audience and Registered D the Coni1ass-
a1ners, the Prize being placed against the number
irasn This operation Is repeated until all the Prles
are drawn out ,
ApPRnxIaATIoa PRIzEs-The two preceding and
.s,e two sgcceesiiGg numbers 70 those drawing the
brst Prizes will be entitled 10 the q Approxirna-
IA Prizes Eor example: II Ticket No II, 80 draws
tha sf n Priza those Tickets numbered II ~ 24s,
II 2l 252 will each be entitled to 500. 1t Ticket
No so draws the $3.50 Prize; those Tickets DUN
tered 49, $40 $751; 552 will each be entitled to S0;
and go on according 20 the above scheme.
The $500 prizes Of So viii be determined by the
Ia hguCe Of the number that draws the Sn,U0 prize
For example, II the number drawing the s1o,tsfl
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
aunber ends 10 l. will he entitled 70 SA 1.-THE n1m-
Der ends with No. 2 then ali the Tickets where tbs
numbor eads In 2. will be entitled ~ gu snj 50 on
~ 0.
Certificates packages Will be sold at she following
rates which Is the risk: 49,
1art{.cnre Cd a package OF 10 whole IicEets, $gl
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SANFORD 3 co. Proprietors.
343 Broadway. New York.
FISHER WINSTON snd anIE GRAY. gents for
Richmond. lie 2-dEcWtin
COUGH RLlxiR-For Pulmonary Dis

COUGH ELlxiR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease In its incpent stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other renei that has been offered to
file patronage Of Southern community. This medi-
cine does not pes to eradicate ali diseases Of what
nature, with which humanity may De afflicted
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired for itself AMI that too without putting "
with those who have used it, and from the great
bsr OF certificates of residents OF Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by ts U.s., she ieels at
liberty to commend To to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use IL without receiving great
benefit from lis healing end curative powers.
Fer sale by Mira. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex. Duyal, Chas Muspaugh, L. j. PicCt, A. Bone-
ker AMI Chas D. Tala my2l
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CUPERIOR TOOTH SHE'S

NUFLhIUK IVUiH Is 4 . 8 n 5 =
~ LAinJEI 4 RORIN-oS init, l.ut.t- atten
ten b. their LARGE and ygrs assortment Ci really
gcu'line English 10th Brushes which Include :
many Il their own pstt nrsth- desi4uS for which
rent BY them to Il thu bert ufactuTers
Ia Lon,iun where ths brushes were Iuanu:art urcs
e-.prassiy t. their a@a order.
They " shad L. offer t. :be pnbiic & brush from
" Mich the bristIe- MD not fall cut which, while
II would polish the t.~':h without scratching the
enamel or decorating the gIm-. would also reach
III, s;.:frHilC-s hetWea The teeth whore decay ia
liable begin Thej believe these brushes viii meet
ali these s.4t,utd and the, confidently recon-
mend them as being fully equal In every respect TO
tho i,rmeriy WOrldrenoN ned pr3Ht'+ Brushes TIE
a4sortn.h ia, comprises all sizes and all degrees OF
hardness in the bEisles. For SALE wholesale and
tall. b LAIDLRY + ROBINSON.
Chemists &C. ith aud Eranhlin Sts.,
ia Richmond Va
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IEREAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA
II aA,- .nI u NO. .L.s1n.-IA Ni.LHA $3.50
BLANKETS NDFLANNELS.- We ar,

BLANKETS AND FLAENELS.-Wss are
- In receipt Of
Grey Blanket for 2oETanta, very cl4Ssp
Extra firc and oN priced Bed Blankets.
White af.i e l,,r-i Twil!ei Flanh5lr.
Whit all ri Fla 5.rls from = G-nts t. ina
" e -hAiI continue sale Ct
Rich silk Robes and ,IhPt Dress Silks.
10 M,-Is~-!aiuez Merinnes. ana Fairncias.
tu. Muslin and I.are Em',' ri r.
H.ark and "i0red elvats Tor tipsks,
Nti,et AMI CI,.n CT aka. Ch mile tbfata,
al-t othcr desirable Fan GOODS Mt rhe gIr{,i
rBTr ice ut .4i. u have ltgen selling tha:l
Also, another 6Hppiy ~ those ya+d vide Bstcb
a.irtiHgs At I'll I,,I ard n tic cash StJra
&c - CHRISTIAN s IA!iIkUp.
DROWN AND BLEACHED SHIFTING
- AND SUEETINd We have or haEi yeg a
large III II Dama-tto Il s,is which bought
at ltle FAAiC EA2H SALES IN New Inrk. ans! w1il
ELL them nIa nj It sti4 1T advance fUI cash.
II e do a5,4-iie ,4sl pair ui Bel .tnI servants
Ehnkets al less rftoa 1a-. they have e'et "een sold
il titi~ ti.aIke t~i1re.
All kinds al iirs.v5 Woal-n Goods. snri as Cast
Yei-s Ssttin+ts, Twret-. F.nnels iEn@eys, PtliGs.
81 Offering ri very low pri -. REFUGE our
h.asJ stock Sr0To ts.a id Of JunnaIy.
j. & VI. ROSENBAUI
,te l9 10 RF,stt? str, {.
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
IL OF AMBR0TYPIkG, rust received from the in
veator in New York at OsBoRNES PICTURE GAL
LEHIi Come and them. They have none OF
that dingy appearance Of other Ambrotypes made in
the city. This process is capable of producing tbs
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior Pictures nothing bat the
best Is allowed TO so out from this Gallery. No
hashy advertisement appeared In print Of this
establishment. We rely our known merit.
ALBERT W OSBORNE
Ru 29-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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Certificate OF q package OF 10 whole Tickets. ~
10 quarter
Oh


IL ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFiCATEs.
Elpnlose the Inchey 10 address for the i1ekets
aieref %. receipt OF which they viii DO forwarded
oy first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate. ,
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sont
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
ag- Purchasers will please write their signatures
o! in and give their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay
Ale In iuil without deduction.
s- All prizes OF ssi eud Gndor paid iinme date
" aireT the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
Cfihirty days
All ctirnmuricat,ons strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Ur Certtnca'esso
s. SWAN Il CO, Augusta. Ia.
e. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or
Atlanta Geo4 Ga, can have their ofderS Dlied, and
save time, by EXPRESSING &. SWAN co. at either
Of those cities
SEA list of the Numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the Of the pTze that each one Is
srtisle TO- will be published after every drawing In
h following papers: The Augusta ga Const
utt1naliat New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
fnteiliEsncer, New l9rk WeeslX Day s"9S swan van
Dispatch and Pauldng (Mtss.) Clarion. de 80
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9. V. CRAWFORD.
q UBLE AND SINGLE

PISIULS, LIS. Ic,-~I have
1880 "a store, large and complete assert.
lpent vi Double aud SiBgis Guns Rich
nond Rifles, Cats celebrated Five Shooters All-u's
keSVlyers Single Pistols, OF every descriptions Shot
BELTS, Powder fiasks, Bird Bags. Pow der Shot and
Cae-, Bowie knives. Dirks. Sword and other Walk
in,, Canes. Drsn, BOttles 6c.
Guns and Rifles made 10 order, stockei aud altered
ia pSrcnssiou, Keys Fitted, AMI Repairs II all kinds
done with dispatch. JAMES WALSH.
Gun Importer,
de 2i-im doors shave ST Chariss Hotel
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- PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
" DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS. DYES,

10 PURCELL, LADD O. W.
R B Ssl sas, .9si T. DYES
No. Is Pvarl street. Richmond
ARE now receiving aud will shortly have ~ store.
thair Fall stuck Of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS.
Ac the whole comprising large and general a.
sortu.nt. we'll adapted 10 the wants Of tue tfahe,
purghased In person by one OF the Loilse on thr s
ADVANTAGEOUS terms and mostly for cash
We arp thankful to our friends and the pusnc Iof
their long continued and hattering supports and we
hone that with the facilities we possess for obtaining
supplIes and the strictest attention 70 The qalty
III ali goods sent from u.s. TO preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys tor selling articles oil tue
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
PURCELL, LAID 4 Co. Druggists,
Ne. Is Pearl street,
AgN The street opposite their Old stand.
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
IVA certain cure for Fever and Ague.-LEos.
ARDS ANTIDOrE for the above. Is the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t has never Teen known 70
fail and Is considered by numbers that have used H.
land by the medical faculsy0 the best medicine In
use. -,
References given by those who have been cured
By the above medicine.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Cnrnar If riay and Adam streets
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GEO. w. II. TYLER

"a AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES.
RENT OCT HOUSES AND CLAIMS.
The subscriber offers his services 10 the public as
GlAima sfti Wheat. Cora. Flour aud Tobacco. on the
usual terms.
have bern The superintendent Of city property
end potcs ofiicer In Richmond, for the last seven
years AMI 1t y presumed tnn aY knowledge II The
Mhabitants If Rchrn "a that shall De sTcatiy as
p6esd Thereby In getting good and responsible home
kr servants, AMI re-ponsbe tenants for houses :
Refer.ne as-tha citz.us OF kichmsnd generally.
offke on Mar shall street. next y tbs ssw Msrset
Al nstee u. w. III. TYLER.
drJS-im A1StA anu oo4ke.t.9.
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NEdK0 HIRING AND GhMhnAL

IN AGESCY.--ThA Subscriber oftars his services
tfae ensuing year his Ii,is ana ths public gene
rally for tbs pnrpoaa Of HIRiN OUT NmkoE !,
RESTING OFT Houses COLLECTING CLAIMS.
DC. Prompt rrtuEns mai in every cl4s He VI Ill
sIdeavor ~ ssSxrA fsts prices and good homes for
saSvants semitic bis and give all ssaTy at
tention u them Ia case OF sickness Dfioe no s.
Wall strsst, (uDdsr 81. Charles Hotet.) between
Maiu AID FranAiiE streets kicLiposid Va
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CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES
~ We have On hand and selling nj very low rates
large and well assorted lot os Cashmere Business
Beaver Surtouts, Black and Brown Cloth Frock Goats
large assortn,ents Of Boys Over and BODY t'0ats
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants large lot. We ara
veis, Merino aud Black Fancy Cassimvres. Furnish
Ing Goods of all styles and grades 0entloanen's
Travelling Shawis. from $ito Sir
N. WALKER Co,
de 10 iaa corner az dain and Pearl sss
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NEGRO EIRlN G The subscriber
IN again osiere ais ssrvnes to his friends and the
public FOR HIRING UUr NEGROES tnr the eEsntng
year. He plsd9es himself Ia his i7t eAtEtiofs
70 nru,ute this interest Of th0s WHO May favor him
WITH theit Sutness, and 70 pay special attention tn
the Negroes dGrLn- ~t}nissgN. Il. ho:<r itom IN ax
psrents II twelve Year,, TO ls able "a give s''!-ta
ton
~ Ofine at the Oh stand Gf D.hne & CauthoEn.
sarner III Main ant 18Th strrets opposite S. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD y. DABNEi.
d. A-AlD.Scy?t
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49, ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two very
LEE Desirable Rooms on 9TH, near Main street,
newly PapeTed and Painted, with Gss and Water at
tached, suitable fer lodgings. Possession given the
a0th. Apply to r,,
Els HINIEk ALN I'll.
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r DAVID WALSH having removed
TO three doors this side the United States lilo.
tai i prepared TO manufacture BOOTS and
- SHOES o} the best quality and material: lie
will conduct his business hereafter on the CASd
system aud respectfully solcits the PATRONAGE OF
his old customers and the public. assuring item that
no pains will be spared 10 serve them ID Wen as
heretofore , n. nes.o ,.uI
ha ATTENDED 10 promptly. ia G-l2t
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~ POR RENT.-A very desirable and
eS:. conveniently located housb on ID, between
Clay and Leigh streets. It contains about i've rooms.
sell arranged and convenient. With kitrhrn. gar
don, &c The premises we'll supplied with ctfy
water. Rent u.edsrste.
is II-.I JAS. NJ. TAI LUZ soe,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

down as krave and traitor, aud forth
with he dirocs his prim, Minister . CON-
nit tho infamous deed, aud Il is done.
This Is no sooner done than all bis party
tool" all over the country are commanded
to turn a somerset, and the douphfaces obey
and roll in tie Dir, at their masters bid.
ding. And 50 il j.. that all these party
sneak. face about and bavl for nigssrs and
Lccomp,on. This last act In the farce on
the part Of the National Administration il
orHiHg NE fraud. By this these political
culpriis crop their own ears, and place the
brand Of iniamy upon their own foreheads.
Out Of their own mouths They stand con.
dcmned. BY their own confessions they
are guilty. guilty. gritty. What can tho
American people think Of these ihiug'2
will they endorse string Of frauds, long
and wicked enough to send them 10 pcrii-
ton because they arc commanded 70 by the
tyrunts who "rulc TO ruin" to do ~ or
will they rcpudiato the do'rots and hurl
them from power?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

KASsAs-PE.cE RIsroRED. Gen. Lane,
on arriving at Fort Scott, issued Procla
nation, promising protection to all citizens,
and threatening TO hang Missourians, had
the desired effect. The Missourians LEFT for
home, and peace was restored.
The Lawrence Convention decided, by a
majority Of ca to 20, not to vote. Gov.
Robinson. though opposed to the principle,
declared bis willingness to abide by the de-
cision Of the Convention. 4 Committee
was appointed to draw up proics, against
the admission Of Kansas under tue Lecomp-
ton Constitution.
Some disaiiec,ed members Of the Conyen'
ton. held meeting, and resolved upon
voting. They placed in nomination, W. q.
Roberts for Governor, and Judge Smith, Tor
Lieutenant Governor. This movement was
started by q. W. Brown, editor OF the Her
aid Of Freedom. and W. q. Roberts. II is
no, supposed that /, can draw of many OF
tho Free State men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

Ma. EprroR: The Vcrrill Brothers Oh.
ID. 4 4. E.) Of this village hayca Natural
History Collection which is worthy Of no
.ice and will we'll repay visiting. J, COM
.Ists Of finely selected Cabinet Of Minerals,
a large Hcrbarium, beautiful Collection
Of Insects and a very interesting Collection
Of Stuffed Birds.
10 the last mentioned department they
have lately male the valuable addition OF
a beautiful pair Of Bald Eagles. They were
caught (trappcd) alive, few weeks nnco'
by Mr.. Henry Turner Of 0,isGeld. The
larres, of them measures IL feet in eK-
tent OF wings.
The Eagle, OF which there are several
species, is rarely met w.ih IN this country.
except near the sea and arOund large IaA's
and rivers. Being bird Of prey' ho y :
troublesome neishbor anywhere Ana ye'
he l. the PRIDE OF our nation ana unNoI'
sally admired for his courage and boldness'
lie flies the highest Of all BIRDS ana meme
was honorcd by the ancicnis a. t9e b'su COY
Jove. NOhW h"i-'
Norway Village, Jan. IL, 1865.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

ANoTnEE SIR. \ most persistent effort
has been made IN Congress, for several scs-
sious past, TO obtain the repeal ct the act
granting Bountirs % our Northern men,
who are engaged in the fishing business.
The Committee on Commerce has at la't
consented to bring in bill Tor thispnrPosc.
when Senator llamlin was at tho head Of
this committee. he had the influence 10 pro-
tcci thi. deserving class Of men. Now that
the prcpondcnnee is given TO southern fire.
ea,er-, the Representatives Of our State are
powerlc,s, and the fisheries mus, be cut
down, because they ares New England in
torest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Our thanks are due
to Senators Fesscnden and IIamlln, for their
pOlireucss in furnishing us with valuable
public documents.
We are also indebted to Senator'S Wood
bury and Twitcbell, and other friends at
Augusta, for copies Of the Annual Reports
OF public officers.
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GbcOtforo 9emotrat
PARIS. MAINE, JAN. IS, 1858.
PURLIsaKD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING nv
VIM. a. PIDGIN d. Co.,
puoPHIyrons
JOHN J.rERRy, Editor.

rcrms,.-.One della, aud 6ny ceR,' strictly
~ ,pyAscE one dollarand sc'snty'hSe osnis
within six months; two dollars a. the snd 81
the year. To which 6ny cents viii be- 'dded Tor
every wear which payment u DELAYED.
Advertisements Inserted on feasonahf terms !
the proprietors notbeiagresponsiblei ofan! ert"'
l-,,ond the amount charged for the advetiis'nsu'
E1FS. M.PErrVSeiLL & Co. 10 state 81,
iIo.Ion, and i22 Nassau 81, New York, are onf
onl,,uthoritsd agents orproouringsubscripiio
forwarding ivertisemenis,
- Payment for al adveftisements L. held TO
hc iue lrom The date of the fret Insertion.
- Communications should ls directed iu
THE Oxford Democrat, fars, Me-
Book and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

pAGuERalorYrr. Mr. sawyer has
planted his saloon in front OF the stage
House. lie says be is prepared to furnish
pictures in ans desired style, and warrants
them 10 give satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
From the Charleston Mercury.
TILE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


We Law before our readers this morning
the message Of the President OF the United
States. IL is. as was to be expected an ahic
document, sound in almost all Of It, post
,ions. and worthy of the Chief Magistrate
of our great coniederated Repubbc. Inc
main point Of difficulty and delicaccy Is w
the affairs OF Kansas. lie thinks that we
Convention Of Kansas, In submitting only
tho CLAUSE in the Constitution relating 70
Slavery, has fulflled what he suppose 70
A., the reouisition OF the Kansas-Neoraska
nc, We are equally satisfied with the nc
,ion of the Convention. lFc differ, 100,
,riih ne PreadcHi as % irhat - snbHiisd 70
me- rofe oTihs people. We do not hiHA mar
NE question Of S'drry or ~ Ndrery - sun
miifed 10 ne rote Of The people. Whfihfr me
clause an he Conttfpiion IS roiod om or TO-
led an, Sldrery ,Iias and mas guarantee I"
he Constitution that IL shall not bs iHisJ"'1
,rifh. ,ohilt, iffhs S'Grcry party ~ haHs''
can ks,p or sd tie majority Of M I|s's'u-
fure. fIsy NAV op,n iride ne doorJo' '"s W.
migration of tidrss. But this also; u
small matter Of difference with the fTesi-
lem, n l. enough for Us that ho goes with
,be Sou,b In the policy OF admitting kansa,
49, rho Union. with the Constitution she
hall nrc.ent. whether with OF without the
slavery clause. We heartily support his
poliey' although wo may not agree in all
his reasoning. And, above all. We rejoice
for the sake OF our old partiality, and our
advocacy Of him before he reached the Illus
trious dignity Of the Presidency, that ne
has not soilcd his fame by identifying u
with Walker.
That is how the black democracy South
understand this whole thing, and they 81
in tor ii. buchanan is told-is commanded
By his Southern masters to write himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

Sl>crSa Scnool Mr. Davis wishes US
% state that hi. next Singing School will
b, held at the School House, on saturday
evening next. Persons wishing TO cultivate
tho art, who have no, already pinned can
then come in.
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LOCAL AGENTS.

Wv. u. LlruAu. MD, BNan,'s Pond.
IlIsKI UFrOs, Norway
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-12-11

r,v.h h, snow n has already fallen to make
f'" ""a. s,sishins, and the naturalization
exc ell 'ns,,v .Icisb-bell, is fast becoming
o o, 'a. sound in our streets. There is no
''" .,;,, the amount Of ingenuity display
', .;+ p;mnromp,u etEorssas lsieiga-nahns-
n.,i, that almost everything from dry
'' S. ho, to a crockery.cr has beer
s',",b, into requisition, and mounted OF
",rnners, j." and nags, ranging from a "2:4o'
1" $3.50" pace, attached thereto, tn"
u. .ho,,, and their crinoline attachment
mich. SEQ sleighing'
NC IN. go, .,,e stiIty night.p az
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- zz-,1,.U..xcE OF TINE.


wednesday, Deeen0eF ls $, . De-.
Se, Invention "saa Of the Missouri Slope, con-
, .ns the ', holding an k.'', ss s.
sion o. ' of tho credit of the State to aid in
loan'ns Oh Wv Of our Railroads.
tn, tn, 'ps ~;i be the result of the deliberations
WHAT s n.avsn,jou, i. is, Of course, impo'-
o. t, ,' tos Us to even conjecture 1u, We shall
'D'' '0' Us 70 he in attendance, and will try
snasa'o' o w readers an early and full report
anu az ~, nroceeaiuss ,hsn'and there had, =
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Vast quantities of ink, paper, and v"lu"'
bI.(s) time have Of late been expended oy
on, brethren Of tho press, in the Eastern
norton Of the State, in n vain endeavor to
ascertain whether or not the laws passed NJ
,bs las, session of the legislature are IN
force. 1t is s,ou,ly con,cnded, and MS stout
" denied, that they are. Thus the matter
hangs FIRE, with but little prospect OF set
,uc the ve.ed question. For the purpose
of giving this subjcc, it's quietus, we pro-
pose to refer the whole matter to DR.. ".
II. FARMER, Of Des Moines, Town, late SUR
rcon General Of the Frontier Guards, ana
a,eourI,eur to tho Democratic Party.