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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

BENEFICIAL RDULrs OF ADvEErENG.-
We understand, through tie Agent Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, that the receipts Of
that company az the agency in New York
have increased e. ghiy.sir pr oesi since the
Company commenced Advertising in the
New England papers 10 APRIL, lsj'. The
advantages oi Advertising eau never BE- APP
yrcciatcl in theory, the practical results
are the e0nyictins Arguments IN favor oiths
system. New York owes her unparalleled
success N a great measure 90 the libcraiiiy
Of her merchants, not only IN advertising,
bat in circulating New YORK papers con-
tanning their advertisements all over the
country When We consider the fact TIA;
there Is scarcely a town 10 the United states
IN which there are not mJrv " less New
York paper, taken, !, i not 10 b wondered
az that New York possesses such an inau-
sncs. and we ought % have some charity
for the ignorance of foreigners when they
inquire What part Of New York the United
State. is in. Boston Traveller
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

W n. wa.hburue, a younscr brother OF
'hc iamou. three i. nominated u the MIN
ne.ou legislature by the Republicans OF
lenuepin county, and there j. talk u al
ding him TO the washburnes in Congress
next year
The condition Of tie cable /, unchanged
Faint current, are received. The elcc,u.
clans are experimenting or the purpose Of
ascertain ing the pom, Of injury.
\ company has been formed to lay tel.
esraphic cable between Caba and the Uni.
tel States.
over thirty eolorcd families, embracing
.ome $50 persons, residing in Boston and
vicinity, have organized themselves under
the title Of the " Cambridge Lberian Emi.
grant association fcr the purpose Of cni'
grating 20 Liberia.
The -, Loui. Democrat claims that, in
a special election f5r Alderman in Jefferson
City, the Free Soil issue was made, and III,
Free Soil candidate elected. The majority
was ,hrcc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

LIFTING ruE Car OFT. a cute Yankee
advertised that what he styled the "hum.
bussery OF SPiriiualism would be OutdOne
last evening at City Hall, "by letting the
ca, out Of the bas"-admission 3 cents
AZ an early hour the house was crowded. a
goodly portion being women. The lecturer
commenced, and tho audience were hushsd
10 perfect stiffness Amer making few re-
mark,-very brief indccd-ihc lecturer took
from benta,h the desk a bag, and ripping
il open. out popped a large cat which squat
ling and spitung. made spring among the
audicn,c. The applause that burst forth
was tremendous. amids, which our Yankee
took his bat aud coolly walked out Of tho
hall. lIchad fulfilled his promisc--,hc cat
bad been let 90, Of the has-and hls money
was fairly earned. Portland Adv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

SrSrp E,ctE" PEpoul>o. Bur
leigh, ia the Boston Journal. gives The i,l-
lowing laushablc description OF the der'ya-
ton AMI application Of this term o pulpit
productions
"The term originated m thi. way \
young clergyman, settled m a city 10; one
hundred and sfiy miles from New York,
came up to the spring, 90 drink ,hs water
and look after the order % thc tat,lc. IL
j. quite popular a. aTreachsr, with some
real talent. AMI nerd uo; ry-ori 90 any n1n-
sens o. ct Do, fair share Of public notice.
But blended with this /. an insane love Of
notoriety. an ambition that NAPOLEON might
have coveted. aal a personal vanity ,hateH-
tend. 90 the clouds. Two class, Of preach
ers arc usually at the waterinsplaccs, those
whom the people wish TO hear, and those
who wish 70 preach. The youn- minister
wanted 10 preach. lie addressed a note 20
the resident clergyman at Sant5sa, ryqa's-
ting permission % preach, The cJursc Wa
al unusual one. The pulpit was occupied
f0r the time specified Bot the applicant
was not discouraged. ~. Importantly pre-
vailed. The manner ia which the pulpit
was obtained could not De concealed. Oh
and eminen; men were at Saatosa At the
time and the frame Of mind wi,h which
ihe audience came together was not the
most favorable tor the preacher. ADD s,ill
more unfortunately, the text selected was Of
that peculiar character to stamp The sermon
and all Of the same class, as " spread eagle
sermons" IL was taken from the book %
Deuteronomy, % II "As an eagle stir.
reih Up her ncsi-Vrrai.'l a,vr1f hrv riac'
&c" The sermon was an ambitious, soar.
ius, high ialuiin Performance. The name
o, the spread Eagle sermon " vas a, once,
by common judgement, applied TO it; and
a. such il wall be known while memory
lasts. For the reputation Of the preacher
an humber theme would have been better. q"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

EprroR's ExcrEIoN. n meeting Of
the Aroos,ook Excursion Party, held on
board the NV. Y. Ray" on the Pcuob'
.cotriyrr. oct. 1. ISIS. Col. John \. Foot
was chosen Chairman, and Joseph Bartlett
E.q. Secretary, and the following votes was
unanimously passed, viz:
That the thanks Of ,hi, rarty bc cordially
extended to Capt. Smith, and the officers OF
thi. boat. for their literal ani ccn,lcmanly
attention. u Us this day, aud for conveying
u, pleasantly aud safely from Oli,own 70
FIVE Points. free u charro.
And voted that a copy Of tie proceedings
Of tbi, meeting D, published in each Of the
yaprr, represented in this company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
TwA.t,i.Islh jun. 1851.

lAls iail sh'tFt iN9fs
| W. Dear VI. Ranne,. have bui very snail
qp4a,iy Of Perry Davis P.ia K,llsr. sai rrs,t
o, .iy that hs,. b~sn obliged to refuse .I,, 10y
pe,plr uho are continual, appl,iag g. ne h, II.
I hope, therefore. you vii vt me have aapih-r
box
When wtiung u YOUR friends you my usk- n.. II
NY name 1T viii h. u in, avail. IN 70, Cirsat
thi. ,~'r. throa;h 10, Division. I really br','- I
.hyel hnIrsd. II The lives Of my Peorl,. whoa
the cholera ~, asi,g. " fIlo~ias The advice of
No. hg,II' lh,ppeasi % NEE, this g,oi lady
|uKhmnh, AL ,h,il n.vrr hr,,, her words
"Ossi,t,p.,sf-io'iL Pea ALL, al o.. i,r'-o,..
ior Ct.,, OF s.g ,.ihl,a ,hra" Fron Kat
tab passed on IT, N,a .ooui. AID met L,eu,snan,
zee. an ''''. on the typographical survey.
Whsn .p-,k,ns o( thi. meiieia- he laughed =,
no. n, -. orn SATURDAY nisht They we're
\ Iininy With me- IL my trat. On the 6low,ny
nomiHg. thc latter tl.isu,sa,nt rrsr.oa) wrote 20
me- that one u the L,.c,u had been taken duriag
I The n, n With ehol'ra. anl a.kei ne ior SONS
PAN Killer. ssat HIN bottle, .nd directed
hon to administer It .. prescribed by Mrs.. la
/ y,n.. went o. iihc With them IN the sven'n..
md on inlririn! 'her the palien', founl be sis
quite we'll.
Situated a. am here. IL the midst of dsa.s
Jungle. aaI With tAou.aaL. fpcopls ookias ~ to
ne. { b.g yot will le, me have the who'll 700 can
spare u th,. m.ii-in---ani ia tact ! do not see
~hy .h,uu Mt have the whole ,ou have IA
haol 100 Doc the PIE, thi, NY m'a"y i.s' good az
any b,.l,'. sl.-. II ". LEWIS.
I Rev N. l.. Van Meter. of B,..sia, India, writes
I O,tsI-r IIh. I-J7 Z" IIsrs let me a..ars
va that ~s prize vow p,i A,lirr V,r, highly.
I 20 the 6r.l tso or three years % QUO rr.idsass
/ N lola. w. we're ign,r.nt 81 u, valuable prop
.fts.. All a Mt ne u. bat n,s world h.rdl,
\ leeI .iic aithput II ior single d,y. Oal, ls-
uiyht. since, No. Nil Meter ~ s,uay bS a
.cntpiou, anil intense piin was iastsntaner" IN
/ The Whpi- arm, ,Ri .Dpi ntnha~ss ~ the nnser
/ followed. ", thu coatinurd application of IN.
painkilicr, f1f 40 hour 90 noe, ant at intsrsAs
iuring the night, the shuniny ,Nnp,on' we're
subsidized, anl ia the ~ rI,ng slight soreness on
\ y ~. islt IN the hager.
/ gave Il IN severe case 81 Fever AMI AgOs.
rccpfdng 20 dircciipns, ard IL sctelliks q charm,
breaking ~ up At once, The ka,eas have great
c1ahicncs IN h.
Nc W. l.. Causnter writes from CslcH'n.
/ November rob. 1857 " Perry Davis Vegetable
I Pain kiIl.r - yer, valuable medicine, asi uo.t
people here that have used 1t entsrtain k,sh
upiuioa 81 49, wuuh."
BONR,T. Dec. i,h. ls''.
| Me.su. 4. Davis 4 Soa-G-nts; We ave
.oli the invoir- of Pain Miller per ship VI tha.
ant hDpe 20 close that PEE Sgnniun ~ few d'ys
| Ilcrr~iih had duG ios $50 on the Mercanlils
hank II Inii,. Lonion and China, 20 your or~r.
| llop. g. remit you lor sale eS-squsalum add
AT Unon. Soars rml,,
DossALBor, MERwASJtE Co..
! H. II. HAY l. Co. Wholesale Ageni', Port.
Land. 30
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
Shorin's Sale

ONFosn. s.-Sep.snlsr IS, l~jS.
TAKEN un rN-cuiiun all ualc.. previously 81
! ,,-,r-.i v,ll H. .nll b. publ,s auction a. the
hig.r,t bidder. 20 SsmUi,. the lhiuisth IA, II
Oeiulrr n~St, IT noe p'rl,sk, T.. ", At the Poet
One At Lake. Nil. ~ G,c,nsp'i. ~ .aii Go.
aII me right ia sItiu that fD,nshn Book s frn.
CO. a. Duilry bal pa the 81 I,yoff,b., h'. the
IA, shea tn same vs. attached un thr oUgi.al
~ft. q, redeem q &C. tam parcel ~ real estate,
situated =, a,I i.r-k-'. Mn. ~ Gfrcosooj.
i-ins the same thtt 90 drscf,l'~,l ~ mortgage
,Ir.,i thereof. -on fDpkbn llrk snl fnnris II
Duiis, 20 william -. P-rslp, duri Augu't -,
\ ~. 1857. ,rd rrr'r.."i with The uNf'ti Rsc lris
biok ll3. page l6i, fsf'wnrr thereto lring bal
i,r , ,u,fr a. iiru.r .lr.rupii"o thereof.
IS GILMAN I. BLAME. Depp, Sha.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

ARoosrooK Oars. J. y. Trueworihy, Of
Prc,Quc Isle broke up three acres OF ground
in July OF las, year, with light dressing
Of manure on two acres Of IL. Narrowed
four times during the summer, crc's'rlcugh-
"a in the G.ll and narrowed again last spring
II was sowcd about the 2Oth Of May, three
bushels rsscd to the scrc. harvested about
the l5th OF September, aud yielded 81 IL
bu.bel.-bcine IS 81 bushels per acre,
Pioneer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

Ma. Co1wulL's B,luo5N Mi,r,SEN ToE
Una Coxrr Duuns The past week several
fee, have taken Place at WolyerhamP,0n,
the leading attraction 5,.as ihrcc balloon
asccuts by thc famous Uroaaui, Henry
Co1wcIl. On Tuesday evening, az q 40, as
tie erial machine pa-.ed Stapleiori, a
group Of sky-gazius villagers came 70 the
conclusion that the lofty visitor was n,
expected comet. Observing the upturned
iaee- Of the wonder stricken party, gentle,
man. sho was passing on horseback, asked
It they perceived the comet. -" Yes" sad
woman, we have seen Il, and the tail
hung dJwnwards but 1t las gone by thi'
half hour. ' The imaginary tail was th,
grapnsl suspended to a long rope. But all
subsequent explanation failed % convince
the VILLAGERS that the supposed Comet was
Co1weii', balloon. LEnglish raPer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
I. ". SINGER & CO.,
lis nlnlhMaN. Nv Nolk
Notice Of Poreelo,ure.

\GitEREAS Moses &. Poster ~ Bethel md
w CYRUS w. Husk II Nnfsry, County e OK
f,fd and State of M'iae, DID Nv their deed Of
mortgage datrl fch'y Is. 1850. convey 20 me,
Moss Pausc. II Beihsl. Aforesaid. certain real
estate. situated 10 Bethel. a1fc'aii. With the
liitlinss thereon, 10 secure the p,,mcnt II I've
npis. given by 'nid Foster ini Buck a. aid
riurr tn tsy the Sun oi Nine iiundrri dollars
,,i interest, t. which deed. recorded IN The ON.
food Rrgi.iry ~ Deeds, book iOI, pare . md
40. reference may D. bal g. q m,oa tell d"scrip.
ton ~ th~I lHrm.vs, AMI whereas the ',nf,iion ~
aid m1dgIgr deed have bcsn broken ly the nol.
payment ul thr ihrr- last note, ihersin ,lssrulsd.
sccudiog 10 the terms thereof. ! hs,eh, cl',m q
,,trC lrsarr ofth' sane rur.uint o. the statute "a
.uch case made aad pro',dsi.
MOSES PATrEE.
Bethel. Serfeinls,f ~. Is5S. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
NEWELL. HOOPER l. STEVENS.
LATER rROM INDIA.

Me.'r.. r. Ds'i. Son. Gsn''' Phase send ne
f,qr ca.c, the Pain Killer without delay. In.
closed i. q dan on y. Boynioa. u Boston, lor one
hundred and forty four dollars. The Pair Killer
srov' more .nd more popular sVsp day. I'D viii
win II, nay iaio III f.ml.. q. an srieh ~bieh u
!. unsafe to u. ~thspi. The other day sold .
los To 20 up 10 thu Golden Foot. At Umarspoota.
have no doubt III. Majesty ~iIl appreciate i,s
value. sppsnd an extract from an extra of 'h.
Pelu Pr.., together 9TH Testimonial from ore
Il lis Msjcsiy'. judie,al officers.
TIIOS. =. RASNEY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
ShcriG'S sale.

ONToKp. s..--S~p'sr,l--r u. lSiS.
rl,Akt.N pn execution aud unlrs. pfrvipnsl, ~.
,.rrnci Will H. odd TO the highest bidder,
b, public suciipa. on SATURDAY the sixth day Ut
Npvrmbsr next. At one o'el1ck, Z. ", At the
ofi-e Of Peter &. vifgin 10 R"niorl 10 s,ii Co.,
Al. the risht IN c1ii,y sh,ch ll'ur,n pp'tnr hhd
IN the .i,d iscniy.hr.t d,y II Sepisml-r, 10 fr-
drrm certain pierr II mpfig,g-, real estate. 1T.
uit,d IN ~umnsr h-iuy tn same that - described
10 m1tigagr d-ci ih-rsnffrpm the all r'oct"r
a. Jeremiah Hove. dated October tsrniy.i,urih,
Al. IsS5, ,ni r-cprl.l with ONIui Records,
BOX 100, il,gr as. fei.rrHcr thereto heing hai
l1s inprr pirt'cullr Description thereof.
JOSEPH T.. COLBY Deputy Sh-iif.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

4 few week, since. SAYS the New Orleans
Crcsrnt. We mentioned as a singular cir
cumstaucc, the marriage ola German vii.
ow, in the Third District. 20 her 9Th hus.
banl-not one Of the prcyiou, four having
outliyed bis wedding a year. Well a few
DAYS since, the 9Th husband took the yellow
fever. lie died. and on Friday was buried.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
Brighton Market.

THURSDAY, Oct. Z.
At BIrket l4jO beef cattle, so Stores, 1900
sheep, go Shoats. and 1900 Fat llogs.
Prices-Beef Cattie--ENtra,S 500 aT25i fret
quality 8 Is a IS; second quality. . % 20;
third DO 4 30 a 5 90: ordinary o 900.
Working Oxen-S7O o. lt5.
Cows aud Cslyes-S2l, %, "a, IS.
Small Stor,s-Yearhngs, 80 and ~ years
Old. Sli and %.
sheepani Lambs-Siles Of small lots, ll'5,
? p 5Oa3jO
iat Hogs Ia 5 .2.
sh0ai.-At retail, from 8 10 5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

OaDrNArioS. We fnd in the Banner, the
r-'.- .ys-...., at the ordination Of Rev.
follows.
.. .. l. Reading Of Scriptures, by
!.... .. Moor .. LYNN 3. Prayer,
by Rev. A. 6. Gaines, 1. LYNN; 3. Ser
IL 90, by Rev. 4. Thompson o, Anthem.
AFTERNOON. /. Organ Voluntary ..
Reading Of the Scriptures, by Rev. J. DOre ,
}. Hymn {. Obtaining Prayer, by Rev.
J. W, Ford; 8. Hymn; q. Charge by
Rev. 4. Thompson; Right Hand Of Fellow
ship, by Rev. \. C. Gaines; 5. Address to
the Society. by Rev z. Il. Moor; .. An
them 10. Concluding Prayer. BY Rev. J..
Dore; II. DOzOlogy Il. Bsnedictiou, by
the Pastor.
A. G. GANEs, Clsrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
III A RIED

In Paris, "Wednesday mornins, i3lh ia'i.. by
Rev. W. II. : .Veutrrs, Mr.. John Poster, to Miss
Macy Msrrill. both Of bangor.
~ Augusta, 18th, Saul !, kimh,ll, ESQ.,. OF
y. Ber~,ck. 10 Nice ElIsn =. fenno. daughter OF
Edvafd fenno, of Augusta.
IN DN6gld, 81 last, Mr.. Geo. Mitchell To Miss
Msry q. Phelps, both OF DiN6,ld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

PrNoNAEr CoNsrurTioN. The great
sc0ur.c Of our northern climate is disarm-
"a OF half Il Us tcrrOrs, since We have a
remedy - .insuliarly cti,ocious rs wi'tars
Bll.am Of Wild Cherry. 1, is worthy Of
the high reputation q, enjoys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
NEW FLOUR MILL.
TnE Subscriber. having built a, SOUTH PA
Il RIS. Maine,
A Clonrinp and Grist Mill.

Aes furnished the sane with all the modern GU.
,enience. anl improvements, s1e puIared To eh-
.eu,e all Minds of custom GRADING IN supcfio'
manesr and with despatch; aud they believe theft
f,eiitis. fsr doirg ihi. ciannt H. si1r'.sed.
They dsvotr atiea'ion 10 the manufacture OF
rlpur ior the lvAlsiiis asf Raad Trade, and ia
,ite attention o. their Different hrands III flsur,
..ch .. Doublc ENtoa, EStrs, Fancy, Superhne,
SC. which they hclieSe superior To any o,hs'
similar brand. "a the markei.
They also have a supply of the dinsrrnt grades
a Caa,la Flour fpr those who prefer lnwer
,siced arcle than the Flour manufactured ..
alnyr.
They will Keep on hand 1T all time. a fil sup.
nj, Of Com. rive. Corn Meal, Shorts, Sc, which
viii b, .oid at the lowest market rates.
The subscribers have On hand and are receiving
fr,m time % time consiglmsnts Of Hard Wood
and Pins IL alcr. 10 which the attention Of those
wanling an,th,ng IN this line u Invited.
Manied-io contract ' the manufacture of
5000 FLOUR BARRELS,
To H. delivered ~ som as convenient. Alsu
want, 4 o. purchase. good scoon h,ni Flour Rae.
rel, delivered a the mill. Coz which cash will b.
paid.
ror COOPER, wishiag &, establish himseli
~ ba.inr... this 10 q good lucal,on, apd water
power sufficient f,r his businrss sill b. furnished
iy thr .uh.cril,-r. IL = reasonable price. They
al.a odrf TOR SALE, good privileges, loc,trd At
this place. ior a Machiag shop. Sas cod shinsle
Mil, nr Sash, p,of and Biui fsr,orN.
wOOpMNN, PHELPS & 60.
SoUTu Pare, Augu', Z. iSSs. "a
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Notice of Freedom.

VlIl~ nv crrtJ that have given q my On,
i i.Hr.' =. blackwell. hi, tim, iuriny the
d. . .. I. muruty O. ict All trade ipr HIM
eel ..H.l CLAIM ulno nf he einihg' u,r p'y
40. .. c,ltririilg after this date.
LEONARD BLACKWELL.
m. Canton. Or. 9th, lSjs.
~ u. a. no low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15

MAss,UrIIs Hon. Linus Il Comiu',
who mas nominated by the Republicans Of
the Iyih District ia Massachusetts,, has d.
c,incl. aud Hon. Alex II. Rice has bccn
nominated in hi. place
The Republicans Of Massachusetts, have
made the following additional nomination.
Tor C0urryssmcn 81 district, Charles =.
Adams Ssh. Charles L. Train, oh,
CThayer's,) Nathaniel Wood 9Th, An'ou
q Blrlinsluc ll,h, Henry l.. Dawes.
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E1culvor B,>k.-GEr,r CoNl,oRIlo>

EXCHANGE B,NK.-GEE,r CoNInoRATioN
or RAcs. The affair, % the Exchange hank
OF this city, were finally wound up yc-tcr-
day, by the Receivers. Mcssr.. =. l.. Ham.
Ian, L. :. Prescott and H. NJ Howard
who closed up the books, and made a grand
bonfire Of So, 600 Of the bill, of the hank.
They have paid dollar cor dollar Of the pub
lic Indebtedness, Of the hank which has been
presented within the time allowed by law.
Bangor Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-15
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHiN'S HUNGARIAN BlLSiM
OF LIFEl
TuE GgE,T LNGLlsu REMEDY ron
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
Cure of Inflammation of the Lungs, nnd
Cough, Pain in the Side, NC.


IowrLL. Oct Z, 1910.
To Dr.. n. 7. lindlec: Sir-AltAe request Of
,our iicnd. Nc Jonrs. SEN yuu s,aictn,ni Of
on, case. aud the tcnsGt have received itum the
Iluurarau Ralsam. have hccu ~ my lie eu'-
pln,sd IN cotton mills. For eight yenfs, vas
employed 80 sifipper, On thr cariing fuon' ihe
great changes fuin beat o. coil witch ,NpeI'cn-
Gel. t,s,thrr with the du.t and ,mpuf'iy II the
,ir. brusht ou = difficult, ,u m, chest and lang'.
Of, ,,t, .etiuas and distressing character. Wy
,hr.t seemed a. b. stuffed Gll ct phlcgm, and lre-
o,.utl, cam. mar suduca'ing me. hai q se'r'c
nam ~ M, side; M, breathing t-came hard sod
d,ai, ult; ard I could h,ril, spe,k louder than
wh,sprr. s'.o bot my eptst,,r, anG became W.
o, ue,k aaI irshie. Thu. VAS about Nssr ani
ahauaga. frOm that time o. thr I have donc
na work ,nd have bc,n sink,ng 'cp tst. have
taken much meJicinc. bot tu u, purpose. The ou'
d, thirg that trlieyri ne uas tolacrp. have not
orI, ,lsUr,i tui actuii, saien large guut'tirso II
t.i.i-r,. lnI When nsltlN ch1krl With phisgm, !
hsy, ssaltsrd raIugh OF the jpicc - Nil any
man ,n hephh The relief which giln"d, how.
ever. vas ooh shot. untiH tn,k The liuusafiha
U,Is,m. ani ihr rhsurv iu ms cunottirp b. nov
uaa..rfiui 90 i.choli. The phlrsm ls'n clear.
,d irum o., chest the pain in on, sidr % gune, 10Y
.rrstu- has fs'Itnsd. anl feel Ike nsw uitn.
| am sttu. husrssr. rather thiu and i,ebs. snd
shall ,sntiaae o. take che Ealssm uuul am COM
pI.irf, p..isrrI Nuurs truly,
LpWARp TURNER.
sole Proprietor, Dawn 4. BHAutIT, Water
.t.,,H. Mae, o. wh1m al ufirrs .h1uh D. ad-
.lr,..s,l. sol by Druggists ant d.'irrs en- medi'
Coo ,a c,er, towa ga che Uait,d states ani Bul.
IN pl,y,u-s.. im25
". \. RUST. As.nt. Souih ran..
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SheriH,s Sale.

ONFoHD ss.-Scptsmbrr d .ls5-.
Taken 90 Execution snd unless previously ~.
deemed all h. soi b., prbhc iucton 10 the high.
e.t bidder on Saturday the siNiscnih day IL Octo.
lrr next, at one echoes a. VI. at the ofhee Of :.
&. Andfrv.. in Backiell. ~ .iid County of On
ford. all the riyh, ~ ,qlity which El'uto Fuller
had on he tNrniy i6h LAY Of Nav, A.D. 1851,
be- DAY when the .ame was attached on The org.
in.l vat, a. feicrm a certain piece Of Mongased
Real Estate situated IN Hartford. IN aid County,
bring the sans tnat /. described 10 Mongaget
Deed thereof from Elonio Fuller, TO George w.
Springer dated December Tlh 4 ID. $40. ani re-
curdsd with Oxf,rd Rrcrtd. Book -, page III.
reference thereto l-ing hal Coz q nor. p.iiienl-r
description thereof. -
JOSIAH W. WRITTEN Dspuu shH.
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DIED

u t.itsh6,h sth in.t., Mr.. LYDIA. wife OF An.
drew J Go1dNiu, aged about ~.
In Hartford. e6ih ut., Julia Thomas, TO- "a
inst., Chtistopher &. Fletcher. ~.
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NOTICE,

4 IL person, ATE hereby cautioned against pur.
n chasing , note ~ hind OF fouy-onc 'ollars,
dated Peru. Aug. II. 1855, mnnng u Samuel
HOLMES 80 order. lai sign,d b, William u. Virgin.
p.ysbc on DC n,ni With intrrr't. .sid note having
i-en lost, has never bren .,i or Transferred by
me. SAMUEL liOLhts.
Peru. August % Q, 1858. 30
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suE WAS SOUND.

Not a ,otc or blsmi,h upon hsr sAiu.-uor "a
there apy disease lingering iu her system.
NJ. Oliver hss cured macy people in Drayton
q Rhsunaiism. Neural ga, Fever AMI asue, SSel
hug. stdne-s, and pains q various k'nds, with
Rsd~ay's Ready Relief; and many Of he friends
have been oured of Dyspepsia, CO-,''ene's, lodi
se't'on. Sc, hy RadWay's Regulators
Sod D, . =. Bate, 4 Co, Paris, W. A. Ru't
VI. d., S0uth PARIS; anl b. Druggists every
whcre. 2s33
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". u II

Wm. n. Oliver, Postmaster Of Dmvtoa. Doole,
County. Ca, cured a girl ~ho had been fo' uum.
ber Of year. afflicted with seroiuh. She was co,-
srsI from bead To- ~, with .orr.; there Was not
.ouli ds.h suoush on her whols body, To lay a
25 cent piccc On.
~, fh ~ ssrfi,5z '--vor' - ~ ''ooai d'y.
The fourth diy he va. much letter. Ontbe 29lh
Of April, 1858, he eommenoed the re.ol'eu'; on
on the 2O,h of MAY, twen,Y-one days alter she
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The Jef'r'1nan says; FAIHER SAwrm's
BEIuD,r occurred Oct. 9th. His 1850
year snow completed.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

TN all the leading brapchs. u manufacturing IN.
du.,ry, the great practical .upc, ioriiy 81 Sing.
er's sew'as Mschioss !. fset established be,ond
Dispute. No ,ailpr. shoe n'snufae,ptrr, cio,hier,
.esmstrr... dress msker. .addler, carriage trim
nsr. h., manufacturer, &c. n, can Afford 10 do
without thew.
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JOY To THE WORLD. The creates, med.
zeal discovery Of the DAY. Read the advert .e.
ment beaded '' IlelnbolI'. genuine Preparation -