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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21
DOCKHAM. HOOPER & CO.'S
St. Louis City
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

IBUSlNESSDl
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC
J. T. Rice, Is Second street tAdioining p. ..
ARCHITECTS & ST PERINTENDENTS.
]. W. Kennedy 4 Co., cor. Fifth and Cbesnut s
Olmstcad & Piguenard,.."'
Plans for Churches, Court Houses, Hotels
Stores, Dwellings &C., made at the shortest notics
CHINA, GLASS & QUEENSWARE.
| John w. TOoleY, ..-.- ...... No. 53 main 81
COMMISSION & FORWARDING.
J. S. Green & Co., No. ) commercial q levee
Mackoy, Miller & Lyttle, no. l5i com. s. II 90
Kelsey s Smith, ....t. cor. Com1. * Chestnut SIS
John Levin -. no. II Levee, Dealer il Provis
ions, Produce Il Flour. . ...
ENGRAVING &C. ..-.... ,
J. 6. Web9r, Gen. Eng. & Letter Gutter, q
Chesnut ST. ..-.-
NJ. Green, ....9i Fourth st,-ParGcular atten
ton paid TO Seals; .- ..-.
CORNER& HUSSEY, ....-..
Gen. Engravers & copper plate printers, ''''.'ll
Fourth st. .-J--. =
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.
VIM. M. Harlow, Piano Fortes anu Melodions
Market ST, between Second & Third.
Scarritt & Mason, -. no.. a Washington Avenue
HIDES, LEATHER, Wool, PELTRIEs &c
SWales & Co.. .......... 70 Levee & DO Com'l st
S. Thorn e. Co., Furs. Peltries, and Dry Hides
No. 81 South Main ST.
IroUoRs, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
J. 7. Callahan & Co., 49,. No. % North Levee'
w. B. Lawrence, ...... No. IL South Main ST.
Bertiold, Smith & Co., II No. 1876 North Sec. ST
-s3 IIGIIrEISG RODS, WHOLESALE.
Cordry. Patee L. Co., -. No. 263 Nortn Main ST
~ PATENT SOLICITOR,
Amos Rroadnax, ...... No. "a Pine 81. Patents OBJ.
tanned on new invertions of every description,
Rejected applications prosecuted on conditioha
-. fees. NO patent no pay
TAPER WAREHOUSE. - -.
II. Clark s. Co., ......'. No. l2ORort Second 81
-.la PREMIUM WINE WORKS. q 4
r. C. Ludlow. manufacturer & wholesale l. re-
tad, No, SO MaTketst., .-y~s f=-
PUBLIC HOUSES.
Atlantic Hotel, cor. Third e. Market SITS. 80. u
Mclaughlin Propietor board 81 so per day.
LAFAYETTE Hotel, s. E. cor. Sixth a Market sis
-, Louis Chretien Proprietor. H
SASH, DOORS & BLINDS &C.. b, .-g4 -.
A. M. Granger, Moulding Pine Shingles, n
LeYee, .ags "a. ss.ilE.l d
s-, SAW WdAguFAcTuRERs.
Branch, Crookes & Co., Is Fine 81
VIM. M. Barron & Co., Portable Circular "a"
Mill manufacturer. ''... ''.'..3 50 Nor'h hIain -
sf1vRR s. WOOD sfsowcAsEs4
AndersOn7a Olive s., Also STOCK Hppe''te'lH~''F etl~
yxcTtsteer or sYs- o. SCALE wo#Ks.
Beard 8. Bro.,a aProprietoss, 15z Main st. Manu-
!as factureTs of Lightning Rods& Pumps.
.rzPf SHEFFIELD sTELL wAREHoCsE :, Q, !
II. BakeweII. 2I3 Maia ST., Steel, Files, Boilers
and Sheet Iron, all kmds At raagfs prices
o. s. LAND AGENTS. v---r,E, L
n. p wes.iake & CO. aa.... al North Fourth St.
VIM. N. WHITE &sco., , =, NJ. :.
U. s. Land Agents. ...... .,.f.' 1900 Fine s'
ST. Louis, june IL, 1888 ia
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21


CLIReyMAN KILLED DY LIGursIxG.-
On the morning of the Both ult., the Rev.
S. N. Evans, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Lane, DeKalb county, Illinois,
was killed by lightning. The Rockton Ca
zelte, gives the following particulars. sii
'He was but a. few yards from his own
door, on his wayito un out lot after his COW.
The deadly fiuid struck Mr.. Evans head,
tearing his ha, in tatters5 crisping the hair
around his neck; then passed put immediate
ly under the chin, then str Ick his breast,
barning the bosom Of his his shirt, and from
that point passed TO the ground through the
left side, The only trace CT its course be-
low The scurched bosom was founlm the
pocket of his pants, and in the sole Of the
gum shee he wore. The form of key
be carried was distinctly impressed on the
pocket. and hole like asbullet hole was
pierced through the sole.of the shoe. Mr..
Evans has left a wife IN feeble health, and
three small children TO mourn his sudden
death ~ ,!5u a.sII .-stilN 5E4I. hsi
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

aigFA snow three inches deep fell az
Horser.yille, New York, isst Friday night
Snow fen also, along The Eric, Railrpad i,os
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

A FlsE Tnoueur.-A, Greek poet i'm.
plies that the height Of bliss is the sudden
relief of pain: there is q nebler bliss still
the rapture Of the conscience at the sudden
release from q a guilty thought. Bulwes
Lytton. 80.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

NEW YoRk Cry The Tribune thisks
the city proper hus a population Of goo, 900,
and Brooklyn between 800, 600 and 4oe.-
900, and that the adjacent suburban popu-
lation would swell the metropolitan ,aggrs-
gate TO l.5G0,O0o, of actual or b,is,ness
residents of The city. There are e5o law
yers. who, at a moderate estimate, must re-
ceive from two 70 three, millions Of, dollars
a year for the use Of their tongue, aad
wind, while ll7o physicians mast arscsirs
as -,raesi mere. IS s.z.s'fs7be silt hCs ,hGai
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

OyE EFFECT OF THE ASsExa rIoN or
CUsA.-The Albany Atlas this states what
one Of the, first effects Of the annexation Of
Cuba would be: 4,c. 4, ...if..-. .i-ass,..l,
6 "a large slave trade would atsnce
spring up between the STATE Of 'Gnba, m the
one hand, and the slaye breeding, border
States Of Virginia, Maryland. Dlewares
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri. on ths
other, equal too tile present Cuban African
one and amounting in dollars. totho animal
trade Of, say IS, 600 1000 or sloooo,oOo's
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

lIonss's Il he Best policy ..esa,ai. ls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
The Skies Look Bright.

The friend. Of Liberty In our country have
every thing IN encourage them in their efforts
"a stay the ruling tide Of fana,icism, and
bring the Glvernnent back u its early
principles. The outrages, eneroachmen,s'
usurriiions and ,rcasonoi the black de-
mocracy are consolidating tho friends OF
freedom all over the country into one grand
army. which Is destined TO march on IN solid
colamn and plant the ensign OF liberty ul9n
the capitol OF the nation.
Hereafter there Is 20 be a united North
upon the great issue now asitating the peo-
pie. In the nei, Presidential contest the
free States will 20 together with fair prcs-
Pee, Of beins j,inei by a, lcas, THREE slave
States. I, nccds no prophet ken torcad in
the histury Of the future the great triumph
that is To he achieved in lsG0.
Then will bc tested the strength OF tie
Union; then an opportunity will h" pre-
suited lor the black democracy to carry their
di.union threats into operation. The pro.
blem !. already worked out. Freedom tri.
umphs In lsGn. The die Of the slave oil
garcby is cast. Victory Is certain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

Is the fact that the Senate, no longer ago
than in the last Congrcss, decided this very
question against the-e two men.
This was done in the case Of Senator liar.
Ian Of Iowa The two branches Of the Iowa
legislature passed a enneurrvni vote to e
into an electiJn Of United Stats Senators
They met in jolnt Convention Tor this pur'
pose but only majority Of the Senate
we're prevent IN the Convention, while a
aunrum went hack to the senate chamber
aud there remained during the election. The
senate decided Mr.. Harlan was not legally
elected, and h. VA. ssnt back. This Indiana
case i siill strurgrr than the Iowa, ior this
reason, that M concurrent vote Was ever
rassrd &C. =, intn convention Cor thi. purp'.e,
Mc~rs. Bright and Fitch vrrc elected to
the Umtrl STATES Scnite hy black demo
cratic CAros. and nothing else. This fact
the majority Of the >ynats have known all
the way frum the time they 6rs, took their
seat. up to the present They know their
election was basc fraud. and that unless
they inverse their own ection in the Iowa
cas,. the'e two usurpsrs must be voted out.
For this r'ason they r.iusc To- at upon the
matter. and ke,P th,m there. The reason
lor tli. = iouud IN the fact that iwO more
saprle. plan, joughiaces cannot be found.
Thus fraud i piled uprn fraud, in order 10
deprive the people VI Kansas Of their legal,
God.giycn rights. These two doughhocs
are suffered To remain in the Senate, month
alter month. against all right. all law, and
precedent. and they doubtless will be kept
there - l,ns as there O. scavcagrr work to
l,s done i5r the slave power. What make
the Csc even more ridiculous Is the fact that
this Or. Fitch b, an OLD renegade ahOlIii mist,
man that one towel 10 the FrrvsOil senii.
mcni Of las STATE. in order 10 go into the
lower House of Congress. lie Is now wOr-
shipping at the other shFinc-making good
the olI saying that " ons aPo,iats Is worse
than ten Turks"
Any twl mn residing in the State Of
luinna lave -, as s'0ia right to step inin
the L ;. Synate AMI claim t. vote and act in
that h.dy, as have thc-c two hogus usurprr'.
Tn. s'ar,us uutrisr can uu'y he ryc'ncilcd
urin ,hc runcipla. that fraud ssd Eszrps-
hsy r. constituent T.,ri. e modern dyuuc-
ny TIE whole party so,m thnr'Ughly
90 900 'u.i 4 y rrac,,c' IL every.
.. Dol. .I. r.s. a.o. 10y. E,,u p'usla'
..I ,..ut.,. lr uIr,,.rius O. hc
bon ..a ...t, ,,,g ting. are rr,d oul ui
Oh. lTi lup t.u' iary s',D I rs,ns lie
.rstr.f,'r.u 90 80 q c.u,y. ail lunrsty. ail
morality. --sul taus i,u,ti.-- th,y wall x,
va. lutli be lls-i" men IN their rlr K, wall
h, a. -1rcc as were ri ;h'ejls men in S5llm
and Gamorr1h before the rain u tre and
brin.'1ns tha, swi, ihcm into ic.iruc,ion
before the Vengeance OF an ir,altci Cod
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
From Utah.

Brigham Young, in his Message. alludcs
to the U. S. Army at For, Brdgcr, as an
organized mob. The legislature have de-
clared their entire confidence in him, and
are determined to sustain him.
The Transfers who had been captured by
the Mormons had escaped. The MormOns
were preparing u intercept Capt Marcy on
his return frOm New Mexico, seize his mules
and destroy his escort. There remains at
Echo Canon about 1000 Mormon troops.
VIM. stowell. the principal Mormon pris-
oner, was arraigned Jan. 1, before the Dis
triet Court, upon the Indictment for trca.
son, returned by the Grand Jury, Dec. 80.
Ills trial was deferred to the next term If
tie Court, to give the accused time for the
preparation Of his defense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
Foreign Intelligence.

The steamship America, Capt. Noodle,
frnm Liverpool arrived 10 Halifax on the
27Ih having experienced heavy weather
daring the whole passage, and was detained
nine hours south Of East sable leland by
Ice.
The steamship North American arrived
from Portland at ; o'clock, A NJ un tho
llth. On the morning ul thar day. about
O'Clock. she came IN collision hgtWccn
Tu.kar ana Ilulyhead. with The ship Lam
der Ut Bath, Me-, bound from Liverpool %
New Orleans. with "a small c.rgp ui salt.
Tho ship sank In five minutes. Mrs. Cor
tis. the Captains wIle, the second mate,
and eight scamen, were drowned Tho
Captain and eleven Others were saved by
the steamer, which was only slightly dam.
aged.
GREAT BRlTAIN In the House Of Com
mons 90 tie l0th, L,rl John Ru,srll's ball.
modifying Parliamentary oaths 30 as Ia AL,
nit OF Jews taking them, was debated and
read a second time.
On the l2lh. the proceedings IN tho
House Of LprJs were unImpurlant.
In the llous, Of Commons. Palmorston
moved tor leave g. hrlng in hi- new India
bill. o. transfer the government Of india
FROM the East India Company n the Crown.
lie explained that the bill proposed was
confined tn changes in the administrative
organization ola company which, u was
intended should in future We conferred IN
the Imperial government. The alterations
proposed were o. DC - little ~ was consist
emit with the object the government bad IN
view. VIZ. 10 make the advisers Ut the
Crown responsible for the government Of
India,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

fRoH CALIFORNIA. The steamer Moses
Taylor with California dates Of the 9Th inst.
and one million and a halt IN specie, arrived
at New York on the @T,h.
The legislature has done very little work.
~ important bills have been passed, though
more than a month has elapsed since the
commencement Of the session.
A memorial praying Congress to rclin.
qul.h 10 the State the title to mining lands,
has been Land on the table.
There have been 50 many deeds OF blood
during the pas, fortnight, tina, there seems
TO be murder epidemic prevailing.
An actor named ;. =. Everett was arrest
ed in York while trying to Sc, fire to the
town.
Gen. Clark has sent two companies Of
artillery to San Bernardo, tn remain there
rs a protection ugains, any foreiblc inroads
By the Mormons, till instructions are re-
eelvcd from Washington.
The course pursued by Douglas and Walk
er meets the approval Of a large maJority OF
OF the State. In fact, cxccp, those journals
directly influenced by federal patronage.
none have been found to sustain the Prcsi-
dents policy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

Fluid Gas Lamp.

Since the annual increasing scarcity OF
the whale has caused the price Of OIL to
reach an cxtranghnt height, the heads OF
inventors have been rhcked to produce a
substitute winch shall afford good light at
moro moderate cost The common lluid
lam? has been found to yield an excellent
light. but is rather expensive.
4 lamp which has just been patented by
DR.. {. a. Greene. Of Boston, has been left
on our table Coz trial. The design Of this
lamp Is To transform the common burning
nuid into gns, which is generated 10y the
heat Of the lamp i,.clf. Tho APPARATUS
consists ola brass tube. containing a wick,
extending IRON che bottom Of the lamp TO
abcu, two inches above the top. Into this
tube Is screwed burner. IN which is cham
Der for tire gas, perforated with minute
holes for ITS escape, for consumption. From
the top small poin, extends u the wick,
the heat ofwhich generates a sufficient guam
tity Of gis to furnish brilliant light. with
enough pressure to force the flame out IN
jets, like an ordinary gus light.
The light !. an excellent one for all pur-
poses. and where much ligh, !, required
It we are satisfied that great saving may
effected by it, use. Mr.. Alonro King u
this town, has purchased the right to sell
these lamps in this County, and Is now pre-.
pared to furnish lamps Of any description.
Common oil, aaii. comPhenc, or solar lamps
may be changed To gAs burners, at msder-
ate expense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
The New LIQUOR Bill

Through the politrness OF b Pratt. Jr.
En- the caicient and able Representative,
iron The Oxford District, We have bc,n fur,
u,,hcd ~tth a copy Of the Bill reported by
the Select Committee On the Liquor Law
We have only to give It has,y elamira,
ton, and consequently cannot speak u 10
different provision. in detail
From the examination Ne have been all,
20 make. We believe the hin is about right
Personally, We might drsir, several al,yra'
,iun.. rsrs1nally, Ne would change s,mc Of
%, rr,i.i,n. hot We wuull NJ, arrus,,,
{, uur~lv,, az ,ciston IN this important
matter utayr w,n and other mind. are "a
o.. c.,r.,l,,d and their opinions arr ,n d,
li't-u,d o. and respected. The grri, rrin
uv'e 81 prnh,jiraa b, every wherr rrcrenlstl
in tais Jl,l Upon thi, rrlnrirl, a graf
najri,y 81 The people OF Maine ar, agreed.
a. @, ihs detail, e q rrlh,litary Lrq4or
law. thrr. uast h' r,r-ys.irn and fur'.ar,
angr anpne 10, irirul,. ur uu law ran ever
he rls.i Temperance mrn .hnulI take a
ir....-., G. mu.u s,u.r view 90 ihi, Who'll,
%. .tar. Ia,y .FuI.d learn Wisdom from
tie past. \ very god law can very easily
b, made good ior nothing by Incorporating
into G, only few imrractieiblc, foolish
provisions.
\ Liquor Law SHOULD neither he to con.
sentative. nor to radical. There !. pro.
Ter medium which will avoid " Scylll" on
the one hand and "Chary on tie
other. The new hill i. n We undrrsand.
substantially the law of 1853. with few
alterations suggested by the lights Of cIpe-
rience and tie history Of the practical work,
ings Of former acts.
There are a very few alterations we should
he glad to 80 made before the bill pis.e.
int, law bu, wr have no time to 90 int
d-t,,l. m suggesting them at ,hi, time. Tn,
bill. after u, rnactm-nt will hs submitted
to the people, AMI every legal voter m th,
State vii have an opportunity to cIpr>.
br' opinion upon tat the ballot box. ",
h"n-,,.y ant sincerely believe, il will b.
sustained by Tremendous mapri,y II,
graf mass It our WI disposed citizens. col
p,,. Iuu,ic,l r,r',-. ar IN fiv9r at new
rur rev., lie >,nc ~ thc murr r,dl
&c, tn..a. J'. t,uI ran,r men up ',th side,
o. Co. question. NAV hon. ,ily think lone u
tb- ,tl,s 1T tHr uro bill Nr,u.; Il -, 1T
than -ur.r-, q, our law maker. ,urh alter
ati,us u. they desire. aud then II every thin.
i. not dome that they Gould desire, We hop,
they will eoncsde something To the opluion,
Of other. ami instead or dcnpuncins the bail
unite ,heir energies wish the great body o
Temperance men in the State in adoptin: i
a. a substitute for the miserable license Law
now On our Statute books. The question
which will be presented TO the people vii
be the new law. OF the one we nov have, !
will bs prohibition OF hSsHSs. and when thi
issue l. made up We trust no friend Of ten
PGGnos will be found Sighting in the rank
OF the opposition. There can be 20 dodginI
the question, u refusal to vote for the new
Law will be refusal to vote for prohibition
vote against the new law, will be a yot
for the WIS License Law. They tina
arc not Tor Us are agains. Us, and they tia
gather not with Us scatter abroad"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

4 Coon School The High School a, MORT,
Waterford. commenced on the last Monday
in February. There were in attendance,
the frst week, about firty students, nearly
all Of whom are teachers.
The people Of that village have recently
erected one Of the best school houses 70 be
found in Oxford County, and which they
are justly proud Of. 1t Is well.si,uated, we'll.
planned, well-ventila,ed. commodiou. and
convenient in every respect. The walls are
ornameu,ed with sets Of larg, outline maps,
and the school.rOom has good arrangement.
for lighting. With such a house and such
II school. the students ought to spend a
pleasan, and profitable term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
From Washington.

wlmScrov. Feb. 90 CIIcrald CORES.
ponJcncc) The Secretary Of War. with
Generals Scott and Harvey, i bus'ly engi'
gcI In arranging the Spring Campaign
against the Mormnn.. Tho Secretary ha.
decided not 10 wait the action of Congry~.
In relation 10 increasing the army, but O.
Immediately withdraw the entire force from
the frontier and all other quarters, and con,
cen,ratc them against the Murn,nn', and
with TN, view order. will H. at once ,ians.
mi,tcd flr the movement II troops a. For;
Lra,cnwor,h. preparatory 10 their march "a
Utah. also learn that the SECRETARY ha.
decided % convene a court here for the pur.
pose Of trying Col. sumner on charges pre-
icrrrd against him hy Gen. Harvey.
The opposition among the Democrats in
the House to the admission Of kAn,as, an.
der the I-comr,on Constitution, J, di.ap-
pearng rapidly. There can he no doubt
but It will pass tie House by ten or twelve
majority. There is no doubt about Oh,
Senate.
/, is stated hy the Administration Demo.
Gratis. Of the Prunsyl,nnia dolrgation in
Congress, that Mr.. Sherwood will he ap.
pointed Ia the Judgcship made vacant by
the death Of Juder Kane.
(rubuuc corrcsPondsncc.) Gen. Shields
denic, tia, he has made any committal IN
favor OF Iecomp,on. or that he has con.
demncI judge Dousla. course. Ills prryi-
on. declarations age unchanged, he say,,
and will be affirmed whenever Minnesota
shall have been admitted.
A letter written here months ago, by Gen.
Whitfield, stating general disposition in
the Territory Of Kansas to have the consti-
tuition submitted 70 the people was set up
in the Union Office and suppressed by au-
,horiiy. The proof sheets are in existence,
and may be published.
Information Las reached here which. 1t
is said, duplicates the Administration di.
rectly with some recent election develop
mcnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
JOHN J.pERRY. Editor.

Terms. dalla, sad 80, ceat, strict,
I>,DVAscs;aas ,llsi AID seNenty.h,, rssi,
wuA,a .,x ss"ath-; t~s dollsfs ~ the -ud q.
ih-y-ar. t. ~hich ats evat, Sill b. added i"'
-ss.y ,vr ~hich pasneai u des,Td.
Ads-rti.eaests tas.Ftsd 90 reasonable terms
The ,ups'vt'' a',' heing rsTonshl la' snA sSt"'
b-vs.d ne tm pa' charged lust be sdvetti-sufrHi
ISM. PErrSSeILL 4 90. 10 state -,
h".taa, sad ~ Nssssa -. Nee Nofk, ace "u'
al, ,atn rii-d ,ssnis fpr ,csriag sa'-c' ip''"1'
tsF~srll'ng 'ssU,sew~Hts.
- PNnsu, q, IL ,sls~ftI.rn~,t. - held h.
be lac from ,h- tate 81 he hf.i ta-'ttein.
-. Recommendation sharid - duevtvd a.
"rhs ONiafd n..su, r.,. Iau,, Me-"
BooL aud job PIintiug
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

We are authorized by tile School Commit
tee Of Paris, to inform all interested, that
the statements OF summer and winter schools
in District No. Is. were by mistake. omitted.
IL should have cOme in order us follows:
"No. Is. The summer school was fair.
AS good as the average in town.
WINTER. Taught by the same teacher
OHe term ire'iO1s-Ord,I good, scholars al
tentive. Teacher met with eminent success. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

RrGHrEr or Drrps. The attention Of
business men /. invited 10 the notice Of Il <.
i.icr Of Deeds. in another coldmn. IL has
been the practice 81 previous officers to en-
ter all deeds, when received, whether they
knew the parties or not, regardless of the
frc. Tins practice has tel to 'pmuch abuse,
tina, each Ut the out going registers have de-
manis amounting 10 some 5000, the larger
part Of which can never be collected Such
sums are more than any man, who has faith.
fully performed the du,ic' Of bis ociec, eau
afford to lose and I, i TO prevent these
Losses tina, the rule has been made. which j.
eminrn,ly just and proper. Tho fc Tor en-.
trring and recording deed is 50 csnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

EriprxC DISEASE oF rnE EYE. We learn
that in the western par, Of the State n
peculiar disease of the eye is 20 common as
to seem to be an epidemic. II commence
es with a sharp, priekinc sensation, as
though particle Of sand OF glass had been
introduced into the eye. THIS is immedi.
a;ely followed by excessive inflimation and
enlargement OF the organ, which in many
cases results in the total loss Of sight.
New York Commercial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

The Pacific Hotel IN ST. Louis was burn
ed on the night Of the Goth and Of the 100
persons who were in the building q, the
time the fire broke out from ~ to 50 are
missing and supposed TO have persisted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

). j. CorRr. The March Term Of the
Saprvns Judicial Court. for Oxford County.
will commences its session, in thi. town. on
TUESDAY next.
The County Commissioners also hold an
alyuru.d SESSION duFirg the week.
I4e Probate Court va. hold as usxI
session in one week IRON Tuesday.