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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19
foeal ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ. KELE Il.

NERCH1NT TI III OR.
loohoala Street, merit door to tie ioSt opce Hdr'
r.s9a5arg La., (late cf 7Tiaiy)
ANNOUNCES to the citizens Of Harrisonburg and
n vicinity, that he has permanently established in
this place for carving on the Merchant Tailoring bu-
ness in all its branches and respectfully socits the
kltention of those in want of any thing in his line.
"a constant and carefully selected stock of the best
aterial win always be found, and all work guaran-
ed be done with the utmost dispatch, OF tho best
material and latest style Of finish.
TE- PRICEs MODERATE -ET
April l4th 1S5S.-4S-lY.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

The LEvIATHAN TO BE OUrDoNE. A big
ger ship than the Leviatban is already talk
ed Of in England. 1t is intended that this
new monster shall carry 5000 tons more
than the Leviathan-is to run faster and
draw less water.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

81 can't bear Children" said Miss Prim,
disdainfnlly."
Mrs. Partington looked at ber over her
spec,acles mildly before she replied. "Per-
haps If you could, you would like them bet
ter"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

The most remarkable instance Of inlec
vino sat up all night, because he could not
decide which to take off first, his coat or
boots.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

A Captain, recently from sea, reports hav-
ing spoken FIVE vessels, each Of which had
daily prayer meetings.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

The bumps raised on mans head by a
cudgel, are called by Pa'ric McGilligan,
fray y-noogical developments"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

A VERY GREAT MAN. Thomas Bateman
Of Fairfield, n. j., sexton of the stone church
near Fairton, died lately, aged so. lie had
dug during his life fourteen hundred and
twenty five graves. He had been church
member about fifty years; having been
brought into the church under the labors of
the venerable Father Osborn, who exercised
SO long an hoRored a ministry in Fairfield,
and who still survives, as is well known, at
the extraordinary age of 90 years and
months lie had at one time six measures
for graves in his possession before he had
began to dig the first Of the six; aud at apoth-
er time, he made three graves for three
members of the same family, in one and the
same day.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

The Turkish Paeha is jus. recovering from
severe illness at Washington.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

At some Of the hotels in Cincnna'is, they
give glass of river water, which has such
peculiar flavor, that some people mistake
it for schnsps and leave dime on the coun,
ter.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

AN ACCIDENTAL SHOT. "PIease your
lordships honor and glory; replied Tim
Il shot the hare by accident"
by accident 2 remarked Captain O'lIal-
laran.
4 was firing at bush, and the beast ran
across my aim, all of his own accord
The gamekeeper tells a different story
from that, replied his lordship.
Och! and don't put faith in what that
man says said Tim Ryan, when he never
cares about speaking the truth any how
He tould me tother day yer Iordship was
not SO fit to fill the chair Of justice as a
jackass 2
'Ay, ay;' exclaimed Viscount Kilskiddery,
indeed and what did you sayy'
Please your honor, said yer lordship
was.'
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

An exchange tells story of n'grt
who fell in a hogshead Of molaSsrs and won
ders if ,hep licked him when they took him
out.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

What light could not possibly 30 seen 10
a dark room An Isrea!ite.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

The most dangerous kind Of bat that flies
at ngt is the brick bat.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19
Steam boat Cards.

New ORLEANS AND OUaCHIrA RIv- ~
Err Ten DAY PACKET, s!s.zEsl -
DOR Camden, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluff, Column
l. bia, Earrisonburg, Trinity and all intermediate
landings the Ouachta and Black rivers, the supe-
perior passenger packet, "R W. MCRAE," Len
More Master, J. w. Tobin, Clerk, will continue to
make regular trips in the above trade during the
season. Feb II, '5S-ds
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19
IsIDOHE NEWMAN.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

ituated in the healthfu Pine Woods f>
near Little River and Catahoula Lake, I'LL
and accessible at all times by a good Carriage
Road from Alexandria.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

SUCKERS. A witty clergyman had been
lecturng one evening in country village
on the subject of temperance; and, as usu
al, after the lecture, the pledge was passed
around for signatures.
Pass it along that way said the lecturer
pointing towards gang of loafers near the
door. Pass it along, some of these gentle
men would like to join our cause
"We don't bite at a bare hook, gruffiy re-
piled one of the rummies.
""e!I, replied the ready clergyman, be-
lieve there is kind of fish called suckers,
that do not bite"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19
Grocery store.
BLACK RIVER 1:
Tn CgaAs. l.. SMITH.
this on 4 PHYSICIAN.
a, az" bSite II. W. Prater's Black rirer, La.
oml'L T.. SCOTT & co
= Ar their old Stand,
ns,lnruv Tn ~ n inv In

" NrlS
Dind } respectfully inform their friends OF Con-
eytlia AMI Catahoua parishes that they
ep edition to their full and general supply OF
Ts, Hardware, etc.,--for Summer use
Ymperior Faikirk Ala,
1'ndsrmood's Pickles,
p'rench Coraa's, EE
lHedieatei LONDON Gin,
Heidsiek Champagne,
Otd Port, .Hdleria, and Claret,
Lemon Syrup and French Preserves,
general assortment of DRY GOODS and
EhiES from cambric needle to barrel of
PORK. SANL. G. SCOTT 4 Co.
'' 'ssh plG.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

NEWSPAPER READERS. If subscribers te
journals, like church members, in stopping
their paper" were required to prodnce an
editorial certificate before they could sub
scribe for another, there wonld be some curl
GUS developments as for example I'VE Ger.
tify that A. B. stopped his paper because the
editor refused TO allow him six coluns for a
personal vindication which concerned nobody
but himself" 1--WE certify that c. d. refu-
scs the paper because the editor did not
publish the obituary notice of relative,
which was never sent to him. but which he
ought to have detected in some of his ex-
change papers" ave certify that E. +.
wishes to transfer his patronage to another
paper, because having taken this paper six
years without paying cent, he felt himself
insulted by having bill sent to him as a
reminder, postage unpaid" We certify that
B. B. in his opinion is poet of the first
water, but the editor, unfortunately differing
from him in. his opinion, is regarded by him
as wholly unqualified for his Office" "We
certify thatJ. J. has stopped his paper because
the editor had the temerity to express an
opinion on certain matter without having
previously ascertained the opinion of this
particular subscriber "-Er.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

left unmo.ested to repeat their atrocities, or
if appreheDded, nine times IN ten escaping
punishment, apparently through the secre,
sympathies Of juries, judges and governors
abusing the pardoning power; aad when, in
addition to all these melancholy evidences
Of a rapid downhll course to perdition, we
witness the branches of trust, the robberies,
the defalcations, and the impunity enjoyed
by public officers, bank directors and others
who, from their position, should set an ex-
ample to their countrymen-whcn We see
all this, and worse than this daily before our
eyes; may we not justly tremble for The ulti-
mate success Of our great experiment Of
self government! VIII not those who believe
that virtue is absolutely essential to liberty,
shrink with dismay from the prospect before
them. and prepare to hug the chains that
would thus seem necessary to prevent the
tiger man from preying on his fears!-N.
Y. Day Book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our PslIu TrSEs. There Is to US moro

Oup PslLN TrSS. There Is to US more
touching pa,hOs. hsart-thrilling expression,
more feeling displayed in some Of the old
psalm tunes than in the whole batch Of mod
srnisms. The strains 90 home, and the
e fountains OF the grca, deep are broken up"
the great dcep Of unia,hOmabl0 feeling that
lies far. far below the surface Of the world
hardened heart-and as the unwonted, yet
unchecked tear starts in the eve the soften.
I'd SPIRIT. yield to their influence, and shake
OF the load Of earthly care, rising purified
and spirliuAliIed into clearer atmosphere.
Strange. ineHplieable associations brood over
the mind. like the tar of dream Of para
do" mingl,ng their ehas,e'i melancholy
with musings Ola stll. subiued, aud more
cheerful character. How many glad hearts
in the olden time have rsjniecd in these
snngs Of praiss-how many s'shcd out their
complaints in thee rlaini'ye notes, that
steal sadly We; sWeetly on the ear-hearts
that. now cold in death. arr laid 70 rcsi
around that sacrcd tune within whose walls
thcy bad ~ often svellg,i with dep emotion.
lBlaekwOcd's Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents!
Late Agent OF ne u. s. Patent Ofcs, WdSh-
incion, under he at Of 1857.
@ state ST, opposite kiiby 81, Boston.

Late Agent Of he U. \. Patent ,yfcs, Warn
incion, under he at Of 1857.
@ state ST, opposite kiiby ST, boston.
A FTER an extensive practice II up~arJ' Of
~ twenty years, continue. % secure Patents IN
The United States; and also 10 Great Bntaia,
rance, and other fofeigu countries. Caveats,
soeci6cation., Assignments, aud al Papcts 90
rrasing. fof Patents executed on lii-rh terms,
col With despatch. Rr.rarhes made into Atns-
r,san ~ Foreign works. 10 Determines the validity
or uiIii, ~ Patenis NJ lnyent,ons-ani legal ~
Other advice f.n.lsf.d al matters touch'ng the
same. Cope. ~ the claims of any Patents iur'
pi.hsl b, f-nitiing doe Dollar A'sigumsnts re-
corded at Wl.hington.
Thi. Agenc, - not only the largest IN New Fog
hnd, bot thrOugh Il inventors have advantage, toe
securing pateni.. ot a,oertaning the paientsblily
Of inventions. unsurpassed bN, II not inui.ashfa-
bly superior to. any which can b. offered them
.l.ewhsrr The testimonial. h~low gwen prove
that nan. !. MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscr,t~r. AID as
SUCCGSS rs THE BEST PROOF or 40.
vAyTAGFS AND ABILITY, he would aid
that he Ia. abundant reason o. believe, and can
move that at no othsf ofhc. Of the kind are the
charge. Too professional services 80 uipisfaie The
immense practice oG IN. .u,-cf,tsr iuIing twenty
wear. mas: has enabled him to accumulate vast
collection of specifications and Official decisions
relative 10 patents. These, hss,dss hi extensive
I,l,ar, OF Lsgll and mechanical ~orks and iull ae.
couni, OF Patent. granted IN the United STATES ADD
Europ., reader him able. b-youd question, TO oder
superior iac,litie. ior obtaining patents.
An necs..it, Of Ia journey 10 Warrington 20 pro-
cure , pltrut and the usual great delay there. are
,A'ed inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

TlE JsAs TEEE. The story ;ha,,hs UPas
trcc OF java e1hales POISONOUS aroma, the
trJ,ihius u which cause. death, is now
known o. o. C.lse. The tree it.slf sccrcies
"a iIiSc which 0. deadly Poison, bat it, aro-
ma Or oilr is harAlc.s S;ryehnine is
male lrsu the sceds ola species u Upas
tr.,. tn, story tia; there IL poisoned
valley is true. Such i, the name ota dis
tri.t. the atmosphere Of which produces
death Til, yEec, &. not occas,onei ~ the
Jrl. trye. bat ~ an extinct volcano near
E4.r. called Gug,a UpA.. Prom the old
crater and the adpiulns valley, Is eHhaled
c,rh5aig 80, such as orten eItineuishes
l.'- IN tbs country in Oh we'll. aud foul
p.--.. rbi, deadly atmosphere kills every
o. .;I thing which come, within It's range
birds, beasts, ana even men, anu the val
D. - covered with skeletons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

Daring the May anniversaries in New
Y.rs, the following dialogue was overheard
between two of the neu.boy.: &" | say,
jimmy, what is ,he meaning Of 80 many
preachers h.ios here altogether - why"
answered jim. they always meet, here
ones year u exchange Sermons with each
yiaer"
TAs more polished persons mind, the
rrr' susceptible IL i, 10 the warmth Of
friendly Impressions, like a well.kep, ma.
l,-,ny table, whose bright surface is mark
e.! instantly with any dish that Is placed
ur5n i, hot.
Grant sraeioUsly wha, you cannot refuse
urly, and eoneilia.s those you cannot con.
qu.r.
" often abstain from the grOS.er vice
o. TO c1ar., and common for their Ape
t,.., while the vices which are frosted and
oruamsut,d are served up TO them as deliea-
ei,, Henry Ward Boceher.
compare the art Of spreading rumors to
tie ART of rin.mAkiag. There j. usually
,Ims truth, which call wire as this pass
e. from hand 10 hand, one gives !. polish,
another roia,, other. make and pat On
IT, bead, and .; last the pin is completed.
Newton.
PRWE OF ANCESTRY. There was much
sound truth in the speech Of a country lad
TO an iilsr, who bOa.tei bis dcscen, irOm an
Sncien, family. $50 much the worse for
YOU" aid the peasant, a." as we plOughmen
say-,he older the seed the worse the crop"
IL Is characteristics Of narrow minded
men. that they grasp the few idea. which
lie within the limited circle Of their com
preheusrn with a elearnsSs which often de-
wives Us in our estimate Of their intellect.
They are like beggars, who know the stamp
and date OF every penny in their pockets.
The man who plant. birch tree little
suspects wha: no Is doing Tor pOsterity.
The Douglas men a, Springfield, H., had
some perrleSiiy in hIrng one Of their Gags,
on the occasion Of the senator's reception.
IL was an old campaign dag, aud when frs,
boosted, :he motto stood. 1.-The Cons,itn-
ton-Bnehanan and Breekiuridgs." The
Douglas men could not stand that, 90 they
pulled !, down and amended II thus, I" The
Constitution - and Breckenridge. -
That wac awkward, and il Va. again hIed.
e. The Constitution - and -"
THIS made 50 much merrimsni that the
Troublesome dag was lowered again, and the
Cons.ita. ton aud all stripped OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

The Euickerbocker. speaking Of female
lobby members, says AprorOs OF this, !.
an aueClote in point. told u. bya New Eng.
land friend Word vas sent by Mr.. Il,
a defeated candidate. to married lady.
(vho was supposed to have changed the eI.
p,c,ej vote of her husband. on election day.
I, the opposite par;y.) to the following ef-
feet: eco anu tell Mrs. -. tha, will
send her. BY the frs, opportunity, pair Of
rl7'acos', Tor her political services" go
AMI til Mr.. IL" was the reply, "to
scul them along at once don't forget 10
tel him that want nor rair-no; pair
fi1' IA, ,-rfs Ass Aalf trors oli - This h.
m. told Me-. - in hi. store, when /, was
crowded with customers. did not serve 10
enhance hi. equaninity. nor very greatly
to l,-.en his rePusnancs towards female 20
l,t.sal inGaenye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

THE subscriber htrsL, ives publc notice toau
! concerned. that be das been dol, sppo,aird b,
iheiIlnorabl Jaige ofprob.,s forthe Coun,,Oi
ONiori. ani a..ulaed the trust Of Admin,'lra.
tsF Il the estate u
WILLIAM =. STEVENS late Of Norway,
u .ail County. deceased. by giving bod s' the
las directs. lie therefore requests all psrsons
Nhl arr ,asbted 90 the estate e said deceased a.
make imu-,liat- psymvut: and those Who have
40, d-uisai. thefron 10 sSh,hit the same a.
yuI, 20, IS5S. HIRAM STEVENS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
A Country Cottage.

The following i,a pretty peep ola coun
try cottage. the prai.eworthy certainty O
a., ',., ~ making a h0mely but no, inaP
TERMINATION
The ,ir,,ro rir7i-- bright by ~ cottage.
The .unsh,n. D. br,ght on the .lr,sm.
~ ne We. r,bsy .,ons', ,a ihs .on.Aiue.
Ike diamonds sparkle AM gissm.
Tasre are hatel-,rr-. s,..iag he water,
Al plume. 81 IN f,ir urstov-.w~ct;
AL down b., the hirsl. 80, jeanne.
A. tibblys her lf,ls ~hIs eyI.
Tls robin peeps IN 1t my doorway;
The hnnst nok. jown ifom the tree;
M here, piiiawel up IN ~. oradis,
We sand, sits sin,l,ng a, me-.
VI, ui.A-rlil .anI. high, in The corner,
NJ, Ca. ace sli hught on the she'll;
40 OR. white sJpPsr-S.,JA on my table
I,saaa. ~ lrlii,4 n -ySE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. GEORGE CoNNELL and
w WILLIAM CONNELL. bath u Peru, H.
the C,,nnty u ONfprd. b, their deed u mortgage
dated November 7lh. 1854. conveyed 20 me The
Subscriber a e-rtAin tract of land situated 10 Peru
sd Frsaklia PisRtstion, IN the COanty of Osf,r,,
&C. more particular description reIerrnes may bs
bel Unto ssti H'oftgag, Shieh !. recorded IN the
ON5rd Rsgistry Of D~c,i. book los, paE, 49, the
couiitios. Of sii mortgage beng brokea. the sob
.cr,b-r clsi'n. O. frecloss the same sgteeably 10
the statute Ia such case made and provided.
TIMOTHY WALKER.
lewiston, Aug. 9, ls5s. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Ls~.oa l.. Russell. Of Greea.
w wood, 10 the Count, o( Oxf5rd, aad state
of Maioe. conveyed 10 by his deed Of nittgage.
dat-l Fsheasry 10Th, 1858. AMI recorded IN the
OSGsfd Registry OF deed. bOok -. page al, a
osrtaia parcel Of lad situated a, Locke. Mills. to
.ecufe he payment u oertaia aides " hand men,
tiOaed 10 aid deed. All 10 Which reference may
h. made or fall description Of the premises.
Nov the ooaditioa. Of said mortgage having been
bfoksa claim foreclosure u the same 80 by law
In sach Cases made and psoviisd.
JONATHAN ABBOTT.
Bethel, July q, is5s. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

THE subscriber hereby give public notice that
Il she has been duly app0inted by the Honorable
JBdgs Of Probate for the County Of Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrative OF the Es-
tate Il
WILLIAM GORDON, 81. hle Of Fpsburs,
10 .a,d Couaty, deceased, BY giving bond a. the
hs directs. she therefore requests all persons Who
ar islebied TO the estate Of said deceased, TO
make immediate psyment; aHd those Who have
aay demands Ihereoa 20 exhibit the sane TO
MIRANDA GORDON.
Jolly -. Is5s. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
Noiisr Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, EDwIs Srrr'oS. L,sly Of ON.
w Ofd. ia the COaaty Of ONiOfd and State Of
Maine. conveyed 10 me- b. his deed Of mortgage
ksgistr, Il deeds, book -. pag, 325, certain
Tu,r si u and situstsd IN Norway. IN ssid County
oiOshft, 10 secure the payment Il csriaia notes
Of had aneagioasi in sa,d deed. and 10 which ie-
isrrncs NAV b. bad Coz iall description Of said
prrm'-ss. No~ the conditioa. Of said mort
gage hayiug l~en braken, elm a iorecls-
urr oi the same a. by Law ~ .uch c,ses made lnl
pruvtiei. JOSEPH SINCkLEY.
Paris, Aug. Z, ls5s. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
-AsD-
Phoenix Bitters.

rINIiE reputation Of these very celebrated ,egei'
abb r,~ed'e. 10 nov uaequalied b, an, others
IN ihi. ooanlr OF ia Europe. They ATE folly 80.
,ahli.hei az the most unisrTsal family medicine
INV IN nee. sni they ~ill m,inlain their pre-smi.
pent rsnown BY the Intrinsic and comprehensive
,,,tue. which acquired u. The usual mose. Of
paaeN would be unworthy Of them and i.unaeo"s-
ssy.
fhoassnd. and ten. u thou.sad. % person. nov
living IN perleciy restored health, can testify, a.
thos.aads have testified. TO their promp, anil dec'.
d.d efficacy MT only 10 all ordinary arrangements
81 health. from impaired digestive functions. coz.
ti,ea..., b,lica. sad liver complaints, Iheumaiic
add inhammstnry oold.. coughs, netSoas wrak..ss,
Io.. II appetite. failure Of icsh. hradschS and i'm.
pure state Vf the blood ADD other huis bai alec IN
Thsam,iisn, lever aud sgue. other intefin'itsnt
E,,rr,. a.hm,. bfonchi'. cholic, pieuri'y, paipi.
,al,n of the heart rush Of blood 10 the had. oct.
tlrd pains 10 the join,'. l,mhs AVID organs. alice
ton. of the bad iet aud kidae,s, jsund,oe, dfup.y,
piLc. (howc,sr instierair.) hsbitual oo.t''eis''.
,eiou, ani bilio". lOo.nc'., obstinate headashe
and Eidines., aud an immense numi'er Of other
mslsdiss.
They ,eqair- NJ dieiing nor confinement. ar.
pesi-ctl, Mill and plsa,an IN their operation. lot
vii po~efiully rr.Iofr hcabh-ihat greatest of all
,auhl, bL,siRg.-io the most exhausted and Do.
lapidair,l constitutions.
Pretar,,l snd .old by Dr. WILLIAM II. MOP.
FAT. 135 Brusdssy, y. Y. ls
WI. 4. RUST. ". ~. South Paris, Age nj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The splendid aud Past steamer.
G. n e s. a p u a * u,
CAPT SIDNEY CROwEIL.

CAPT. SIDNEY CROWElL,
WILL rua regularly betwesn NV rORh
w ani PORTLAND s ollowsi
Lave Rrowa's wharf, roulad, every SAT-
-riay afternoon NJ 4 O'clock; andrsturning leave
Ns~ I.sk, r,eri2 y. r., every TSesda, aiIsr-
.oos. AZ the same hour.
TIL. ve..slhas Just been cited up w'th hac nc.
ammodstions lor Passengers, maAIng this the
fspst spsed, safe and comfortable roate ioT tfa'.
,il-rs hstweea New lofk sad Maine.
Passage, $500, inclod,ng hfe and state
Rissms.
- Goods far~srisd by this line 10 and from
Moalrrai, Qpsbec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, last
port and ~. John. Ai.a. eonsect' With steam
go &C. Baltimore. Goods taken through With
Dispatch, az the cheapest faie'.
Tot it,ieht 90 passage, applyto
". n. CROMWELL. EMERY 4 FoN,
P,srisN. Ryer.N.Y. Brosn'.wh'f Portland
Portland. Nov. rs, 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
NOTICE..

A ~. persoa, are hereby csuiioped against par.
n cha.ipg two notes ~ haad, Of ons he".iLed
sat 6ny d,liar, each. dated hNh-li. Dec ~,
ls55, ruaaiug 10 Jaha \. Marsh, and s'gned 10y
Mtu,.a' low, psysblc, me 80 .iN n"aihs' ~" 9TH
sr "a on. ,e,r um late With Interest, az said roe'
view sivsa ~ithosl any eOa.ijrrsiioa and will MT
4. nal WILLIAM Low.
Ma, =. tsSs. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
u. T. Babbitt, o. n 20 Washington 80.
NY. md y 1ndia St. boston.

~. and y India ST, Boston,
rl,IIE proprietor OF thi, Potash has Tor @any
war. seen the necessity Of ha1ag some ~
liable standard ipf the suenyth of potash. The
adutcraiion ha. become - general, that u has,
nots thsurding u. valuable properties, gone near
I, out 81 use. The proprietor has taken the ~
.paashiity of Subscribing hi. name 20 every pack
age, and warrants the strength a. L. uniloun, and
when used al~ay. proiucing the same results.
Potash m,ny time. 10 sdutsratcd With SALT
which /. Destruction IA makng o y; u makes
the Iad,e. say they did not have guod luck, lie.
Onr other reason that Potash has gone oct Of usc
4. IL I. % unpleasant 10 handle, being PIT up ~
~oo,len casks, becoming liquid IN many cases, and
very troublesome 90 the retailers.
Now the proprietor first obtains pure Pota.hes,
alsay. being the sane strngth aud producing the
saae re.ultsi aud " ~ vsrran, Il ~ all cases, u
the direction, are followed. TO produce double the
effect IN makihs Soaps, and all other purposes ior
which IL !. u.rd. Foil directions ior making the
lest Of SOFT, Hard, of Fancy soaps. u - made
with s.r, little trouble. The Icy - prepared IA
Eve OF ten minutes.
4, lb.. will make a barrel of beautiful soap.
Objection. cor making soft Soap; ditectionslor
MAJ ing Hard soap; directions. Cor laundr's' aud
hotels; directions for cleaning cotton waste that
has leeu used in cleaning machinery Of all Minds
directions for S.ing thu. Potash 10 the place OF
Sal Soda; directions for sticking lndla rubber
solss oa shoes.
All the above directions accompany each can. y