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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04
From Washington.
WAsHINGroN. October

| The war Department has OfticIa accounts
of the late battles in Washington Territory.
Gen. Clarke presumes that the success
therein, is surety Of peace with the Indi-
ans encountered on the Spokan Plains, the
red man having been sOundly beaten and
some frightened into earnest overtures of
peace. The contents of Lieutenant Tyler's
letter are thus confirmed.
The Union Of this morning, speaking by
authority, SAYS the policy Of the United
States is not 10 acquire Central America or
any part Of it, but 10 open the lsthmus
outes, and have them free TO all the world.
Meanwhile, il is but fair to claim that the
covenants made with our people shall be
enforced. Not on y has Costa Rica made
ample apology, but has received Gen. La
mar with great cordially, and invited him
/ 10 attend the convention Of American States
about TO be held with the view 10 effect
confederation thereof. -.
The President has prepared and Will
forthwith issue proclamation, in The usual
form, for the prevention of iilibustering ex-
peditions 10 Central America,
Mr.. Butterfeld arrived here 10 day, with
4 view 10 procure protection 10 the Califor-
MIA Overland Mail, which he says could be
rendered at comparatively small expense,
and enable him 10 shorten the time of trans.
it 10 twenty or p days.
Gen. Paez and suite, this afternoon, dined
with the President and Cabinet, AT his res
idence, and by the invitation, oil Gen. Cass.
Gen. Jarez, to-day, delivered 10 the Sec
retary State letter from President Mar
tinez, making an apology for the offensive
allegations against the United States in the
manifesto on the occasion OF the contract
formed with Mr.. Belly. Our Government
has 10 complain; 10 make with regard 10
France, in connection with movements in
Central America.
A new contract has been entered into BY
Gen. Jarez and Philadelphia company,
represented by J. C. Van Dyke, for MIC
arasuan transit route. The Administration
knows nothing officially of this transaction.
The report that Geo. N. Sanders has
gone TO Kansas on business for the Presi-
dent, and will likely succeed TO the Govern
orship, has no truthful foundation.
Attorney General Black has given an O.
pinion in reference TO the proper construc-
lion Of the act Of June last, which provides
title TO land warrants issued after the
death of person who applied for it, accord
ing TO the prescribed forms shall rest in
the widow, if there be one, and If not in
the nearest heirs and legatees of the claim
ant. He draws the following conclusions;
First. That warrant issued after the
death of the claimant who left widow and
children inures to the widows benefit alone.
Second. When the deceased claimant leaves
a widow with two sets of children the war
rant inures to the benefit Of her heirs for
the legatees. Third, The heirs are those
so declared by the law, Of claimants domi-
cil. - "a,
10
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, &c-The agonies
of rheumatism and neuralgia are among the most
acute which ever alflict the human frame and have
heretofore been found the most difficult to over
come. Happily, remedy is now discovered by
which the most obstinate cases can be immediate
ly cured. This sovereign remedy, which is une-
qualed by any ever before invented, is DR.
Braces ARCTIC IMMINENT. Its penetrating prop
critics great, that it at once reaches the seat
of the pain, and drives out the inflammation from
the throbbng nerves II is also infalIible in drv-
Ing off the coagulated lymph from swelings caused
by contusions, dislocaed joints, sprains, &C., and
speedily relieves the pain. 1t also instantly ex-
tracts the Ere from burns and scalds II is like
wise invaluable for the diseases of animals and
cattle
eY'For sale IN Glasgow by H.. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be made 10 Bragg and Bur-
roweS, ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be &C
companied by good reference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

PLIANr.-Since the defeat Of the Nation
al Democracy, they are beginning 10 style
themselves Democratic Republicans! The
great National Party, the hope of the coun-
try-the only party that had the power 10
put down the Black Republicans, are re-
duced to the necessity Of stealing the name
of the party they invoked everybody 10
help them kill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

Observation-Disclosures voted Monday.
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Illinois and Michigan, on Tuesday. Mary
land on Wednesday. Wisconsin, Thurs
day, (to-day,) and Delaware on next Tues
day, the 9Th. Seventy-six Congressman
are 10 be chosen BY these States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

i Our advertising columns contain
much Of interest and profit TO all sorts and
conditions of men. Read the advertise
ments carefully, learn wisdom, and save
money.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

THANKS GIVING. - Gov. Stewart has
designated Thursday 25ih NoueH,ber, as a
lifting day for thanksgiving 10 Almighty
GOd,and humble prayer 10 Him for a cOntin-
uance OF His blessings" We will publish
the Proclamation hereafter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

d5A petition for new county ont of
parts of Johnson, Pettis, Benton ard Henry
counties. is in circulation. II is alleged that
johnson Is Zoo big for The convenience Of her
people.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

REL1e1ous.-Professor RUBELr, of Cen
tral College will preach in German] in the
Presbyterian Church, in this place, next
Sunday morning at l02 o'clock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

EThe steamer Carrier" has been
raised and taken to st. Louis for repair
We hope soon to see her again in her old
Mace,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

ST. LOUIS MARKETs.-The recent and
continued bad weather has pretty much
checked sales of produce in St. Louis, and
we omit our weekly summary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

EThe Governor Of Iowa disappointed
Thursday, the 18th Of November, day Of
Thanksgiving.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

EA negro thief was harnessed the
other day, in Rails county, and came very
near being iynched. He was committed to
Jail, and will go TO Jefferson.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

FThe Washington Union says there is
no foundation for the rumors recently in
circulation of contemplated changes in the
Cabinet. arr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04
Library and Lyceum.

There will be a meeting of all such as feel
an interest in the establishment of public
Library ard Lyceum, at the City Hall, OF
Saturday evening, at candle lighting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

EThe river is up 10 June marks, and
was rising last evening.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04
THURsDAY:::=:::::::::::::;;::::::;;NoV.4 a, 1855
Look for the x
8 8 9 8 8 8 9

There will be an adjourned Rail
Road Meeting, in Fayettte, next
SATURDAY, 9th inst. Several
gentlemen will address the meeting,
and a full attendance is desirable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

II The Columbia fl gus has been dis.
continued for want of support.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

THE MAILs.-The bad weather, change
of route, or something else, or all combined,
has deprived us OF several eastern mails, ia
succession. For week past, orr eastern
mail has been started on The North Nilsson
ri Raj! Road. The stage from Sturgeon
gels in several hours head of the Jefferson
c ty stage, but brings no mail matter. We
shall try TO ascertain where the trouble is,
and remedy the same, if possible.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
court Of Howard county, Gin vaeat,on) letters
testamentary on the estate of TaIton Turner, decd
bearing date October Goth, 1858. ift.' p
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate requested TO present
them properly authenticated, within one year, or
they may be precluded from having arry beniit of
said estate and if not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-04

over SHOES-An elegant stock % o7ef
~ shoes for ladies and gents, new styles, which,
cannot fail TO give satisfaction. Gents shoes made
to order. oct2I1 SAMUEL STEINMETZ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Sheriff, sale.

ONTnRp, -. Apll lth, \. ~. lS5S.
l'AkEN 1u execution az will b. slii by public
sl.liDn, a. l.nc y. Saniry's n'ra u DN.
i-li Niltg., o. aii C1urty, coo w in'.iN ur
Igth dt, II MU, \. -. ISIS, a ons o'oip-, On
ihr au-flp,n. ADJ ihH ughi On equity It rrdrmp-
tiIu ~iirh ,anIsl u. rosn,eai haI Ct The rm-
DC w,s attached "a the prig.nal art. ol r~irsmlng
a csfiaiu p,ecr ui hui luhg p,ti, ia MrNic, aut
uaft, in DN6aii, knIsn AZ the Ihpnts J. Waite
sun, b.ing part Of I,t ntnpsrri i'lr uthe third
rage ui Its ip MsN,r', ,IsI IHr-r 1T plaza lai
.Ilutt-i in DiNhII stpf~saii, istug np'n the
slath 81 the road lsaiiag from DiNhcld Village -
tar bulge over Webb, River near the buiiiings
un saii hrm. and m,Trstsri b, lo,c :. Town.
.eui All ~tni.l ~ ioen.sli q" Isaac Randall.
The truth d, ct Ap5l. 4. u. 1871, ani recorded
With the ONtld Records, h,,A rs, page l-6, O.
secure the payment ct uine hundred ani On, i'l.
hi. aui tntcrsst, 90 which record reference y hal
Toe q more ptfiiru'tI description.
JOHN JACKSON, nrputy sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

REroRr or CoNrmENcE COMMITTEE. The
telegraph announces iha, the Senate Com.
ui,teO have agreed to report the eomprO-
misc Of Mr.. English. This provides that
the Lccomp,on Constitution shall be sub
United to the people Of Kansas. and II adopt
eddy them the State shall be ium'6ie','y az
maic4: irno, "a, ssoR rc'aai1 "a h'r present.
ooaSihoa ell Their, !. population sufficient
tor Representative IN Congress. II the
rcoplc will submit, to Lecomp,on, they may
have a government. II not, they may en-
durc to the bitter end all the atrocities and
indi.uitics that ioolharly. ,yrannical and
cnra. ed administration can force upon them.
We were disposed to believe that Mr..
English nigh, have acted in good faith in
proposing Conference; and that such a
course could be pursued without much
danger. This eompromisc. IL correctly ~
ported, shows coucIusiyely that be wanted
to hack down from hi, position, and that be
has taken small loop-holo through which
60 squeeze out. such measure j. second
only in iuf,my to the Lscomrton Consii,u-
ton: and We can hardly believe will be IN.
,ertaiucd by the House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Sheriff. Sale.
oNrorp. ~.-Arr,l i7,h. 1855.
fINAkEN "A exrFuftnn. ant unless nj

oNropp, ..-Art,l i7ih. 1855.
fI'NkEN ~ sNFcuiron, ant un.s-s ptey'o"sly fe-
deemed. sin d. s1h b, puhIc auctioH. On
Trr-lt,. che frst dty ~ Jur- NV, 81 ~ o'cl'ck
in che ff,npnp. ~ the l'o.t O1rH. " tisih'l. N
.sii Curun. ~ The right IN squity Chfk Ut
v,r,i. h,d nn The 9Th d,y ~ Juoe. \. ID. 1851,
wtrn he same wss attached on the u'igiull WIT,
g. " iseu cstiaih piece ~ RAJ estate hirg 80 the
west eide ~ the rnmnpn ~ Bethel llil, being The
same that 3. d..cr,l-i ~ prrtf'ye decd thereof,
i,uu, The .,i 81 ,,rl. a. Timpihs Ih'pn1n, Ia.
led Ji1, 18th. 1851, ani r~rulei With ONipfd
Rsrorl., box ~. p'se loa. rrf-''"c" thereto
l.,ns ht. pi tnlrr rsrtiruI,r description.
~ a.. l.. Ht.ikE. Daputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Shoriflg Sale.

ONroEp. ss.-Npsil l5lh. 1853.
U'NkEN on rNrrui,un. ,ni unlrss pfc,ilu'l ~.
,lermsi. will d.. .oll 9, thr h.shr,i biiiSr ~
rai,',r auction. 90 Tr,s.l,y Zoe or i,, ~ June
neat. i, clr,rr u'erk n ih- lur.n,ln. at,hr iasi-
OHrc IN Bethel. ~ nd ConatN. nl the right ~
s,ipit, which Cluk : Eleaol. had ou the 18Th
H., IT Ma, h.i. Whrl the faur was attached un
the ufigiuil wit 90 ~, Irou rrnliurirrc ui mort.
,,.ri fril r.bi.. l~.rg the .lme Described IN q
nsrt.a.c deed iher,Hi i.ln de- s1il Edwards tn
pir.ktr, Hrm-an, durI iuul 2iIh. 1885,, Dot
r,rof ri with uNf.I R--,ui.. n,lL ii3 pagr -,
10 waich ,l,cI reference may D. hal bra more
particular dstrri.'I01
- g. l.. BLAKE. Drru'y Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

ONFnUp. -.
'l'NkEN o1 sNr-u'ip1. an I ST., o. sllI b, puhlic
L aacii,n. 40 n, uh-s ~ Porter, in SAT- COMA
a., ol Oh. t,.lp uIljh diy 10 VI, nrNt, at one
o',1A 30 ih. ,i,rrpp'1, ail The right 90 rJuii, 81
rc.ieu,upi ~hfch Jpsrph 4, llI1btri hat t,tthc
tome 81 Nls attach 81 rp the urigtn,' Nt,t,l 1T re-
de,nrpg a certain purcell 1T hni sith the hiil liuss
tAerrsi, -tu,irl 90 fuurr af'r-shti, cIrthtntug
bHl1t tsrlf, sIN acres of Ian, upIr ur lrss,
L,lll d pn th. auth b., lpl pi SIsphrp fc'tcr;
u1 th. west D., hIl ui Me- llihh,ri anil Iuhp
~lr.rni. op th- .Ia'h D., i,1l pl Suurrl hooks
ant r,ulihy a. gpIS., All un the east by tn
rlli ir,iI.g D., 4. ~IsFrr's o. NAucn y. >'opc's
hrr.r. Toe ah1Y, I...ubsi pflp.u, O. osnei
DO r,nu,l AL uuii,i.i hy ths aid JIsrph l..
liuf'ari AMI >,u, e. iliIh,rl, al o. l1isJ the
lI.Iul.t,-. 1f a mlrgtsf ir,u .sii J's-ph \.
lllI.uri All S,ry 4. iiupblrl o. Robe; 1. BA-
o. i,l ols huiif,.i snl uHl, dpla-s. AMI ,u'rfest
tlrrl.u ,lncr iAr se,rlta du ct February, lsJL
GEO. T.. STACY. Dspuy Saer,n.
Porter, Apul 10, lSj>. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Sherif's Sale.

ONroHn s.-Apil lTih, 1857
TAKEN on execution. and unlss. previously ~.
deemed. vii b. .oll o. the hig',r.t bladder ~
puddle aurliuu, on Tus.ia, lhe G'.t a., II June
pe,t. II eleven o'tlrk ip ~. frenpln 1T the ro't.
Omrr in Bethel. 10 .,ii Cauliy. ,ll the right ~
,uuil, which Ci,rk :. Ei~,ul. had on thr 18Th
DAY ofM,,. 1857. the dsy vhsu the Sane wls At.
nched M the otigi1,l Wit ~ loeu eer'an mort.
gagged real estate ~ Bethel. l-ipg the same whsfs-
IN . mot-are dee thereof. ion ihe .aii Elsarls
TO T.. &. Anitcw., d,tri NAV iih. 1851, and ~.
coded with ONnul l,s,1uis. Box il3 Pays 80.
IN Which drrl rrffr1cc NV H. hhi ior 'rr
piuicuhr description thereof
- &. L.. u.AKE. Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
HORSE OWNERS,
Keep your Horses In Hea 18th.
NH D,s .nNn,r,nS nnmnrpa

Are used With extensive success fof nearly sfl
the ailmsnt. 10 shioh the horse or coli V IsbLs.
IL !. given the horse when .,ck, TO make him
we'll, and when well to keep him %. Il il recon.
nonded by
CHARLES sAGER-livery Stable Keeper.
Poulaad, JOHN A. MARI, do. do. do, and BY
GEO. WEBSTER. do. DO.
-. G. fROsr-Owsrr of Hacks and Livery
Stable Keeper. Portland.
s.A. NiLEs-owner Of Hack. aud Livery
Stable Keeper, Auhasn.
e. l.. FIlENCH-Ownsr Of Line Stages, Az
hurn To North Turner.
AID u, hundred. ~ stable keeper. ,h-uughout the
country, sho always Keep - ou haRd "a their sta
blr- % use ~ orct -ioB feguuss.
Prepared an solI Wholesale aad retail. by 7.
&. Baller. DERBY Line, VI
&. W. ArWELL. Decring Bloch, Portland,
General Agent, 10 whom all orders should bs adj
dressed.
sold by Andrew. & Bates, Pari. li'lli w. A..
Rust, Suuth Paris; T.. Atwood Co., Baekheidi
and dealer. ~ medicine e'sryN here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

The Tap Worm. The Round, or Nomdos
Worm. and Sat, or Pm Worm.
Each having their psculia, action upon the system.
~ ,ccopltnce Nth the abundance that may be
lal yed either ~ The stomach, uirstincs and rec
tur. ~ the place. the, may iuhaht.
The TATE WORM IL usually found ~ the In
,sstinsl iuizr hence u Occasions Fts, -. Ni'u.'
Dance, Sc. Woim. have, ~ u,any tss"'' besa
kn,An ~ clmr up into the throat ui The patient,
ihruwing them inln Canytl,ioa., which have ter
min,trd ltall,, without th- r1ns" t~tnf haa"n
vi, the p,iiont thu. anlcir'li aHd sgain they
have raa..d, ln the iutaiipa ihT' prn'iuce, ..t'-
uu. Inflammation Il the stomach, add bosrs.
~ ,euier,. diauhra, headache, ie'rls Of dinefent
kad., Sc and ., I might q on and state ho''
1T diseases, shu.r of,gn aie caused b, the PREF
I enc. ~ Worms ~ the huuan l1d, SOL hras 70
that nh. irisn. fil nine time. out o ten, ~ maxi
ina a cure W. thsS never temo1e Oh" ch'ei o'iE's
. OBJ, r.n.s II the d,.rs.s. shich eyrrN one kn"~s
must h. i"ns i-ffe 500 ctH in'A~ 'Wr.
/ That Woun. .N,st,al ~ The hspaa ls'ds, oa".s
oihef di.ea.rs, will Shes sanih~, p'npi. How
man, No.. the, vh have h'gr sppeti'''; AMI eat
. sufficient quintit, ~ f,ud &c tSo such ls''ons
a. The, au; sh,l- III H. stinr iin'r ih-y rrma'n
I hui pplr. pHn,. 'udefing mrftah :
/ What, I Wuuld AL, ). The caus- ~ The, II u 10
I not Attributable a. The great uunl@f II worms ,s.
i.ing in ihr stomach They. consuming ah the
fiod. lai,ing The pitirli scared, aNih'ns {" I've
utslu, consequently be- brc'mrs weak, pale and
eua-'l,rl. ,ai ~ Who -" him s'N' he has the
CONSERVATION. inl The, are lri ~ t~'ieyc that .uch
d. Mo-. st.,, as hs mls a. trll. 4 Nith hacking
,uu1h ssd .l,ifting iuthy matter, both "l which
are pfbmiurnt symptoms oi WORMS hnl /" . th"y
thai ace r1u.umuy thr V.tais uf litr. Nod %
,bau..,l. anI t,pusap.is ot ra.r. mg ht b. cited,
,,hsfo those afflicted. have breu d'ciofrd and
,a.rd llr d.,i..s. uhich 80 lhr medicines ~ the
un.,er.a Wuril have 90 effect uF'n. unl"ss You
u.,l those ceru,in. .1ir AL r'lcc'1Il, remedies
,i.r1,so.l ou, after ,rirs ui close ''aiy aud aP-
rlrrtt5, a. tar il,aI.ug Att, called
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Brighton Market

THUEsrAN, April H.
81 mirket lOJOhcsf cattle, .OOO Stores. 1900
sheep, ~ Working ONrn, ~ GoNs and Calves.
$3.50 ShUats, ani lJJ Eat Hog.
Pr.es-ussf C,ule--ENts,S1O 200 a = IS; fret
q,ait, 7T5as 90: second qusliiy, 2j 50 /;
third 30 6OOa : IS ordinary o 400.
Wofkiu. ONeu-Sa.cs -, IS, los, 40, 1873,
ll0. l62.
C,w.anI Cslyr.-Sel. .. 81. ~, 90.
SMALL Store.-Nearlilgs -l7 a lgisSOSrs. old
p 25.
sheep All lamb.-Sales Of small lots, zoo,
? 90. o. 2g2 80
TAT Hogs STAG.
Shoat.-r. pcIiIe, prime, % ior sows, i-2
C. &c Lirrow.: Ohio6 81; old hogs, g IL, q
l.2, Af,r store hogs s.. At retail. from q 10 $.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
sHERIFP's SALE.

Otrorn. v.-ip..i l7'h, 1858.
rr,NkEN on execution. ,1l uilss. previously ~.
deemed Will hs slll 90 ihr h..' 80 bidder hy
public ,urt.,n. un Tur.lp,. M fret day n June
ns,t. ~ ,sp o'cllcA IN thr frcnpun, n the Poet
Ohrr i, Bethel. in aid County, al the right N
squi, which ClrA : Eleu'. h'i on ihr l2lh
~, IL Nl,. 1857, vh.r DO. saul 'sls n'inrhri on
doe ufis,n,l wit. 90 &C. irrm CERTAIN pirc- 81
mlfi.perI rel estate. hing tbs s'u, d-sruh-i he
/, rn.. 'g,rr Del 'hsr,r' from th- .,i E'N'ri' Z"
Ch,fI.te n rrtls, d,t.i March ST.. 1851, nni
rr.,rs.i with ONiprl Records, h'"k 40, r'gr
t,a. {, shi.t t..l r.-rrn.' MS D. h1i &C. a
more pltt-lIaf Ir.rri pii,H of s,il fr,' rst,ir.
II g. l.. BLAZE, Drpp, Shrud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Sheriff.. Sale.

ONFoRD. 's.-ipril i5lh, lsjs.
TAKEN on execution. anil uale.- previously re-.
deemed. vii h. soli to the highest Li,l,lcr by
public auction. on Tus,iiy, the 6rst LAY II June
nsSt, at ten O'Clock in the Grsnooa, ut The Poet
OGirc IN Drlhel, IN all Coiniy, al the right ~
equity which Clak :. Edward, hal on the tenth
dsy Il MAY. 1851. the dAy the same 49,. attached
on the uuginal vii 10 fslrem = cefisia piece ~
real estate. l~ing the same thai v ds.cr,hel IN =
mlugisr deed thereof from the all E'lv,rl. To
Chaflutie n. rcrle,. dated Mach 3iH, 1851, and
rcor',d viii ONfod Records, r-pk loo Page
go. To shich reference ga, BE- hid foe ia'l 'lss-
cIptiun Of .aii estate
~ q. l.. III tKC. Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
suHRIFF,s SALE.

oNropr. - -Mtrri -. isiS.
FI'AkEN 100 execution, ali unis.s rrrStnusl' go
,,sncl, wi'l o. .,iI o. che h,-h'si Bot irr y,
rUi',r aurtlri. 90 Toe. 10, the hr.t d'N 81 June
neat. 1t I t',i,.k ip che atrunun. 10 th~ Iusi'
Omss iu 4. thrl, in all tuuuN, Az ih" t,shl 90
,,,,.t, ,bisb Ja,.. ~. Illfnrr hil ur the Sta
d, or Mach, Al. 1855, When thr s,u.e 49, ~.
nrh-l un thr 80. ipai wit ip rlH-u The pl.
awilt ,s.,ub.l tstl estate, O. wit. un. ulli'i'rd
iAiu l4u ofruea,lIp l.siter e. 90 ci..cI, in '-'d
Clupi, II pN'Yrl.
- al. BLNNE, Dcprt, shetiT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Annihrr I.ritrr from Indin.

Ncssfs. retr, DAVE 5 Son: ! an hapr> TO
hr able TO nid that your medicine = gct,'ns more
and MOTE into nptc, sni o'ufc1pcnih the demand
&c II r. iurt,asing. The sales AZ my various sub
agencies ,fe ycry satisfactory, especially IN Maui.
m,in and ninnaporo; 10 fact wherever Eurorsan
Regiments aU located the sales agc extensive. \
parry In Aga who scnl hr suppN lor hi pcr.
s,nsl u.c and that his flienis, ssys The demand
o. BE- great. and recommends the appoinlm'ni
IL an Ag,nt there.
Me Tuun,, 81 Hsrpckgofe, writes under date
~ 2Dh O-trbsr; "Ths viii Cciu, that my son,
lq,rir. 81 age. was taken suIdeu, ill iu the
uI.ht. With a scvrrr pain 90 the stomach, hlloNcl
iy Chuleri. llc iouul uo r,liof until ! gave him
a tsa.p,oaih ct the Pain kilicr. diluted with
warm water; bot after the expiration II lev
Bonsnis h. brllsht u up, when ! repeated The
dose, which p1ttaU, relieved him. followed Il
with a third dose, Whea be Tell aslcrr, AM on Va
kirs next morning b. vas quite lrcsh. consid.
or ia m,st valuable mci,cine t. b. always 90
hand" Icmain, ,ours, Sc,
!. l.. CARRkU, Calcutta,
n. II.U,Y & Co. rorihai, aud T.. J. SNIru
tlnll,wrll. Wholcsplr Asrut-. 2Wll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

ONToRD, ss.-it acourto f Probate bell atPar-
l., Withn anl for the cnunty nf Oxforl, on the
81 Tuesdty of March. A. ID. 1858.
I EREMlAu HALL, named Executor 10 crr-
~ iaia l,stmmcnt purporiing 10 H. the last VIII
aud Testament OF JERTNI,H Hat, late Il Run.
fjrd, IL .aid County. deceased. having presented
the same for Probate;
O,ds,,d. That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order 70 be publishsd ,hfes weeks sacces.ively IN
The Oxiord Democrat, printed at Paris. that they
may appear at Proba court 10 he held a, Patis,
in said county. on the third Tuesday II May
next, at nine Of the clock in the forenoon, and
shsw cause, II any they have. why the said ln.Iru.
ment should not be proved, approved, all allowed
as the last VIII aud Testament Of said deceased.
THOMAS H. BROWN, yHdg,
A true eopy-aitesti
DAVID KsArr, R'gihr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
ShcriG'S Sale of Real Estate.

hNtnNus -.
rAkEN un ,Nrcuu1a. che. fpurtrelth day Il
i Apu'. \. u. lsis, anl w,ll o. s,ii by puhlic
aucusn. II a, oii be- rbucr, 60 the Cpuaty Il
ONiauI. ol the 21l GA, of M, n-Nt, AZ 10 O'clock
il thr bf,l1ia. 81. tba ughi aul tita that Aamn
Gross. Il Potter rrl,l, hts. o. rci,cu o'r.
i1i1 p,rr' 1T a1l wilh thr biitliug. ihrWoa, si''
l1trI in r,usf s'rrs,I, containing thiuy acrcs ,
m1rr uf l.s.. AMI bring piu p' l'i nun'e,od
tl..s Hp q range. ,lI ibr .a.as upw occupied h,
sl.I Crosse. Suitu,rt 90 l1i b. mIugtsei o.
Gs,rs- ". w,kri.i .p secure ih- payment Of
,uaii un. Lplir- All tg 'nj, .h,r d'iAr'. ani o.
LHl.far EtA.r o. a.. Ilr ilr p,sm-ut Il bh'ut
fbir,.1,r dtsrs.
GEp. q. STACY, D-plt, sheriff.
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