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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

The London times sAy,, the A,lAuu, ca
Die mus, 30 given up and hops the cIPc.
ricnce gained will b, used to insure that sue
CO. which i finally certain.
HpEp FEov, The long missing Quake
vote in Pennsylvania has been heard from.
I, O.. slow but n.rs. ,rlsr ~ oomS.
SrErtrp. The Washington corrc'Pon,
dent Of the New York Time. says
Tho election return. from Pcnsyl,anil
siarile Mr. Buchanan who to-day expressed
bis as,oni.hncnt at the result and admitted
that he had been mi.lcl asto ,ho popularity
ofhs Administration in the Keystone state.
Tm Mor>r vrE>oS Tr>p. The sum q
b. paid ior Mount Vernon j. $500 ,OOo
$4,000 Of this was paid at the signing Of
thcc1uiract. The Baltimore American ,ay-
that the fr,t instAllment OF $1,000, due
January /, 1859. p H0r r,afy 10 2, pad,
aud iti, hoped 10 raise the entire purchase
money during the yrcseu, year, in order 70
take possession on the coming 22l Of Feb
ruary journal.
Tho Clarion says. the dwelling house
porch, shed. stable. two barns. aud other
out building, belonging to Mr. u. Young.
Of New Portland. were totally destroyed by
Ere, on the 18th. Loo, $500. insured for
5000.
Tho following Lecomptoniic' in the PEN
alvauia Congressional delegation have had
leave 10 stay at home a, the expiration oil
the present term, Jamcs LAnJy, Henry
VI. Phillips, Owen Jono., J. clancy Joucs,
WIN. l.. Dewart, Allison White, Jane, L.
ellis.
Arehiori Leeman. was run over Thurs,
day evening by the cars on the Anlroscos,
g,n and Hsnncbcc Railroad, a, Bangor and
instantly killed. lie leaves wife aud sew.
erAl children at Norihport Henry Price,
who vas With him was thrown down but
10, dangerously injured.
\ lady in Mississippi sued young msr
f5r damages to the amour, Of $1,000 for
breach Of promise Of marriage, but the ju-
", being married men, siysa local paper,
rltarncd a verde, Ter only $40.
f, In the Supreme Judicial court, at Pori.
land on Tuesday, divorce was deerced in
caso OF Lizzie \. {. Taylor ". NJ. ;. Tay.
lor. The mother i, to have custody Of the
child.
The Maine Farmer says The Nashua
q. II } Oasis is discontinued for the pres
ent, tie proprietor being about to remove il
% Brijs;on. Me-, who're it will sooon b,
revived under the title Of the "Brids,or
Oasis
The Mayor Of Washington refused to al
low the Republican, to tire guns in honor
Of the election. They fired One Hundred
guns outside Of the city limits. This usea
% 3, a free eouatry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

LYNX SuoT. Mr. \. {. Locke Of this
village, recently exhibited TO usa lynx or
wildcat, which Vas shot BY b,s brother, y.
c. Locke. 10 RoIbury, Oxford County.
Mr. Z. was out hunting foxes when he dis
covered the lyu1 digging for mice. by ina
rating the noise made by Geld mice. Mr..
l. ircv the Wild cat within eunshOi and
fired broaEing bis les. on pursuing him
tie lynx made spring At NJ. l., bat a
vel directed blow killed him. The lynx
was four feet long, and has appearances in.
dicaIiSe Of feroci,y. Thos animals are rare
" found Ia the woods Of Maine They are
oi lhs feline ~ at race.
Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

MoErur AND ll,EEwry. The announce
nsut ia the correspondents OF the Courier
de. Fiat. TINS tha, Morphy had won the
match with HarrwiiI, vas premature. The
next steamer will doub,lcs bring the result.
In reference 70 the game, the London Era
says
Since the days Of DeseharPelles and
lAbJurionnais, since the match o, French
and English champions, 81 Armon, and
stanton. no similar ntcrcs; has been man
Tested BY The chess players Of Fnncc, and
az the termination Of the contest with Harr-
wiu still greater chess treat Is expected
from the meeting Of the justly famed Der
IAza with the champion Of the Ncw World.
The score between MlrPhy and Hirrwi,ir
now stands-Morphy I. llarrwi,I >, drawn
q. since the termination Of the second
game Harrwi,1 has no, sC0scd one, aud
has requested au adjournment " hosiilitics
until 2gth september. The last game was
played on the 18th"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
DIED

IL Paris. 10th, Alice. yuungyst daughter Of y.
4. nnl Martha J. Geuish. sgci Is months.
In Gray. LIT met. Charles stone. aged -. Nc.
Stone va. established a. counsellor at law. a,
South Paris. during the past summer. lie has
b,en 30 much ou, Of health to be able to devote
little aiieu,,oa 10 business. bot supposed himself,
Zoe sumo time To- L. rapidly gaining both health
a,,l sircngih. whie on visit to Cray, he va,
.sired With a sever, G, ofcoughing, during which
hem,rhsge Occurcd causing alnu't instan,aneou'
death. lie W.. young man Of 6ae Ial'n,' and
education. and hat won the r,'p-ct AMI esteem Of
a large cir,le II iriepd., Who vii unite with y. IN
this tril,ite 10 he ,n-m,ry.
On Turusr. Charics Lee Tutncr, aged 20.
u IIud.oa, Ms. l7th ult, Al',n Bood, Esq,
aged ~.
10 oxforl, 9Th, Mr.. Rosetta White, ag. IS.
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Tw,srm. ish Inn. 1851.


", Dear VI. Rsnnsy' have Dot very snail
quantity 81 Perry DAVIS P,ia KllLsr. sa' r,Er-t
to ,ay tina, have hesn obliged 10 r,s.. AID to ray
people Who arc eonlinuaIIy applying Ia no Tor IL.
I hope, therefore. you s,Il ls, me have saO,hsr
b,S
When writing 10 your frieai. you my mas zee of
nv name Il Z, ~,ll l. Of az, avail. In my Cirsui,
ihl. year. lhrough nv Diu.ion. ! really b"s'.
saved hua ir-d. u the live, ~ my pcoplr. ~hsa
the cholsra was ras,ng. ~ 6.lowiag The advice q
81. Iag,II.. Ih,prcnsi 10 nee, ,h,. god lady
a'Hhau,h, All ,h,Il n-vs, bf;-, her ~or'l.
"O,sist,p1sCisfikP ps KL,, isd -. issspss--
tai ~ Cato, on OH asf hI.a sli,a." From Kat
ti,h passed. On o, Yanioon. add met L'eu,snAht
'''' Az zee. 90 The biographical .u''sy.
whsu .p-,sin. Of thu. medicine he laughed q,
mr. Th. va. % Saturday nighL They yer,
d,ning With me "a ,ay tent. On the iollo~ins
m,m.ns the aiisf (l.isutrhart Pear.on) wrote ~
me that par Of the l.,.car, had been taken darias
the night With cholera. AMI asked me Zoe .oa's
Pain Killer. I sent him bo,tr. aai direct-i
him o. a,imini,tsr It a. prescribed by Mrs. To-
g,u.. usnt tn doc With then ~ the evsniaI.
aud ~ is1uiring iftrr the patient. lyund be ~.
quite veil.
I situated a. an, here. in the midst o. dense
jangls. and With lhoa.an j. 81 p-o2L lookins % To
M, I ia you will Ict ne hNs The ~hols you eau
.p,rs of lhi' nsIirins--ani "a tact Do not see
NV ,LjG,d 10, have the ~hoIs YOU have 10
ham. uai-r IN plea that my rnpasy "a. good a.
an, h,d,', e..s. u. ". LEWIS.
Rev. u. l.. Wa Meter, Of B,...in. India. writes
October lIih, 1857. " iisfs let ne assure
,ou that We pnis yorr paiak,li,r V-ry highly.
for th- hst two 20 three year. %, our t--''isafs
/ ~ laIii, W. wrtc iSnoU,at of 10 valuable prop.
critics, apj 81 a1i u.r ~, bi' nov woali hardly
/ ircl ,a'c silhout IL ~ single lay. Onl lev
aisht. .ifc~. Me-. Va Meter va. .iu,: by
scorpion. AMI in,cnse piin "a. in.t.nisaross ~
The whol. ARA, and sp1u nrmhnes. ~ ihU haysr
e,iloWsi. Ny the enntinuei application 81 ths
painkler. i5r az hour Or more, ani At Intervals
d,ring the night. the alarming symptoms ~er-
.uhdncd, snd N the No ming slight sorche's %.
y Wa ielt On the GngCr.
I gave Il ~ severe case ri Fever All Agu>,
ac,oriing o. dirrciiop-, and Il aeiedlike charm,
breaking u up at once. The kIrrn. have great
coa6denre ~ u.
Nc W T.. C,rnsnisr write. FROM Caicu'f,.
November 18Th. 1857 A." perp Davis vrgcu-,
PAN Killer !. very valuable medicine, anil most
people trrr that have used IL eutertaia b III
upia,oa Of 10 worth"
BOABAN, Dec. 9Th, 1857.
! Me,r.. =. Davi. 4 Son-Gvnt.: We have
.oil the invoice Of rain Killer PER 'hip martha.
AMI hope to elise that pr Sgu,nlum N al lev DAYS
iIers~nh fai q daft ior $50 90 the Meross,ils
hank II ind,a, Lonlon aud China, TO your order:
lion. a. remit you soon for sale sx..lusaiBm and
AT Union. Your. Tml,,
DosslLsor. MEs~AsJrr 4 Co.
n. H. HAY 4 Co.. whol-.as Agent., Port
land. %
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LATER PROM INDIA.

Nesr'. 2. Davi. son, Gents Please scnd ne
fprr case. Of the Pain Killer ~i,Asu, delay. Tn
closed !. drsn IN n. Boyuion. Of Bo',oo. iO' On.
huadred asd loriy.iour dollars. The Paia Killer
grows aOrs aad lDoo, popular every day. and vii
~ia ~ ~sy ,aio al f.n,ies 40 an arie- ~hieh Il
!. un'af- in h. ~ithout. The other day sold =
l'nS tn 60 ~ IN the Golden Foot, At umsnpoo,s.
have no doulH Ills Majesty ~iIl appreeian ii'
value. append an ssinc, from an s,ip Of IN.
Pssu Press. together With testimonial from ou'
Of vi. Majesty. Judicial officers.
TIInG ~ uaNNrv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

L,RGE C,TTu TEAiN. Yesterday morn
ing a stock train % twcniy-cishi cars came
over ,bc Atlantic Road irOm Island Pond,
twcuiy-f0gr o. which went on 10 BJsioa.
The cattle came from various parts 70 Island
Pond. Heretofore, We understand, the for
war.ins of cattle has bcyn over the Yer
mont Central Road. but il is found tina; the
business eau Dc dome more e1poiitiously and
les excessively r,a the Granl Trunk Road.
Advertiser 10Th,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BuCHiN'S HUNGiRIM BilSAM
IL
OF LIFBl
Cure of Inflammation of the Lungs, had
Cough, Pain ia the side, sc.
ruE GHE,r ENCtisu REMEDY TOE
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
attFpnt ion 7

IowtLL. Oct Z, 1915.
70 ~. ~. y. Brsdle~; Su--Attk r request ~
,u,tr ff,end. W.. Joas. I srn' ,uu statement ~
CIV ease, anil the h.nrht I have received from the
Iluusau,n lial.am. have hera oil nv liir en-.
plp,.d IN cotton MILL. fur eight ,rsts, ! vas
employed o. .tripp-S, ~ the cariin. ruou. The
str.t change. ffum heat 90 coll which sNpefien.
csd, together with the dat ani imparitN II the
AIR. hfuugh, ou {, difficulty ~ ~, ch~st anil lung',
II Il ven .stiuu. and Distressing character w
chest seemed 10 h. .lufsd falI 1T pilryn, and lfs-
guentl, came n~,t .uhpcl'ing me. h,i seSrtc
p,in m ~, .id.; nv lHrnthing brcime bard nnd
difh,nlt. and I r,aid hardly speak loader than
whi.pef. ! aIso lost my rppsutc, and b"cane We
on weak all lsrhlr. Tbs. was aboat year snd
= halt agb. from that tine o. this ! have done
pu ao,k and have hecn sinking Sep hst. ha'e
iakra nuyh medicine, loot lo 80 purpose. Iae oa-
i, th,ng that frliryrl mr vas tobacco. lhhNcnot
onl, chrwr. laii actual, rairn, large quiaiits Of
tobacco, anl phsn neatly ,hoked With phlrgn,
h.,, .ahllosrL enough af the juic- a. Ill any
man in health. The rciisi Whi,h giin"d, how
ever, was pnl, shoft. uniill lyk the Hungarian
Bal.,m, anil tic change ~ Nv condition !. nsw
u,p,lrriul H. bshula. The phl-gu hes h,sn clear.
- irou 30, chest, the psin ~ ny sdc j. gunc uy
app. .f. bee returned. sni eel iik- new man.
Ia tfH however. rather thin and feeble, sud
chs. .u..HIs 60 taAe the Iialsam until aia coui.
ME. ., t,,o.ei. Your. iuly.
LpwNGD TURNER.
Sole Proprietor, pAv'pf. BEADLEr. Wafer
Town. Nt-s.. tpWh.H ~ Order. shoull b. sd-
.lrc..eI. Soil by Dr-..,i an dealer. ~ rne'l,.
zine m ever, iowa IN tn Uhilsd State. anl Brit.
i,h rroyincs.. Im25
". \. RI'sr. Agent. South Paris.
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r,.. N. New YorL TGbuoc.

The editors OF Maine-thir,y odd in nun
bcr-have been enjoying a trip to the north
eastern corner o. tina, State. properly known
as the - ArOOs,ook region" on the invita-
ton Of the ArOostook Agricultural Society
They found n country rich in all the natu'
raj elements Of wcalth--a deep and fertile
soil, abundant and eIcellen, timber, the
best Of water and water power. and health
iness unsurpasscd-and all this within 60
hour. Of Boston, and soon to be connected
with all New England, by railroad from
Bangor. The drawbacks are rather long
and cold winters, with chances Of early
frost. to the prejudice no, merely Of Indian
Corn bot Of Potatoes and some other ycgc-
tables. le, it appears TO be established
that the average crops OF ArOcstook are
equal 10 iho-c OF the Great wcst--sighiy
bushels Of corn or oats and thirty to forty
Of wheat being hy no means extraordinary
while fot grass, potatoes, and other edible
roots. Aroos,ook would seem TO he the gar
den Of the Union. And not only are the
crops ample. bu, the prices At which they
can h. solI, owing to the prevalence Of tim
ber.eutiing in the immediate nslghborhooi,
are most satisfactory. 4 dollar aud a half
per bushel Tor wheat, dollar for corn or
rye, and CITY ccnts for oats or potatoes,
would appear to be average rates, payable
in clean cash at the doors Of the producers.
And in this hounteous region there j. much
capital State land loS sale at flty cents per
acrc. payable in work on the roads a, dol.
lar day. Certainly, AroOstook would
sccm worthy Of consideration by those resi-
dents q New England who are looking for
homo. flr their declining years and Tor the
children who are - survive them.
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of, II ne P,gp Pros. !
kanfnpn, Jun~ n, 1857. (


kangcon, Jusc ~, 1857.
We have never fund Il necessary 10 pubIi.h
eo'pa,sndaIions Of the Vaoe and efficacy Of the oe
br,i.l medicine above canned. sad have never
sought br testimony On the .ubj-et. the extensive
dc'n,nd ADD spii sale thstrof making ~ quite an.
nses.ag. We arc iaiucsd to publish the olIo-.
ing, from judicil ofhcer, which CONES to quit.
sn.abei,,d. .ho~irg ',ill higher value IN the
sayias IL hls.
The l,miied supply on hand forbade rsoen'ly ID.
.eliing of large quan,ii,,. u ANY p~r.on, bat -s
arr happy to cay ifs.h ia'oioe !. daily e,psstsd.
When ~ ip'i.ni. vii h. ehesrfnliy 6lled.
Al Am.rioan paPsr, joe; 70 haad, relates an IN
.isac- of Il. sH-riml cure oi bite by rattle
snake. which. lie the bite Of eoba. !, consider.
cd deadly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
IN. r,ue Apostolic Faith.

Within the present century, the King Of
Holland, appointed hl' Chaplain, DF. j.
J. Dermoni. and DR.. YpieS, professor Of
Theology at the University OF GrOninsen
both Of the.dutch reformed Church, to draw
up a history Of the Dutch BaPtists for the
use OF the government. In the authentic
volume which they prepared and published
a, Breda, IN 1919, they arrive at the follow
ing deliberate conclusion
We have now seen that the Baptis,s,
who were formerly called Anabap,is;s, and
in latter times Msnomi,os, were the original
Walisns,.. and who have long in the his
tory Of the church received the honor Of
that origin. On this account the Bap,isis
may be considered the only Christian COM
munity which ha. stood since the days OF
the apostles, and as Christian society
which has preserved pure the doctrines OF
the gospel through all agos. The perfectly
CORRECT external and internal economy of the
Baptist denomination tends 10 confirm the
truth disputed by the Romish church. that
The reformation brought abou, in the six.
tenth century, was IN the highest degree
necessary. and At the same time goes 20 re-
iute the erroneous notion OF thc Catholics.
that their communion Is the most ancient.
The record would b. incomplete. did we
not add that in Consequence Ofthe facts ar
rived at in this remarkable report, the gov
eminent OF Holland offered 70 the Memo
mite Churches the supper; Of the state, a
compliment which they firmly bu, politely
declined a. being Inconsistent with their
fundamental rrlnelrle.. LBapti.i Almanac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
HOunIY. Dec. IN. ls5T
Nnfice OF Foreclosure

>yHERE,s Nose. a. Poster Of Bethsl sd
w Cyu. W. Bhck Of Nou,y, Coanty II On
fird anil State u Msine. DID nv their DECD Of
marriage dated feb'y Is. 1855. eoayey TO M.
Moses PsIlre, of Bethel, Aforesaid, certain real
estate. situated IN Bethel. afore,sIl. With the
iuiLiiug- thereon, a. ssrure tn. psymrnt of i've
notes given by laid Foster aud Book 90 aid
rsitse 10 pay the .on OF Nine Hundred doilsr.
sad interest, 10 which iced. recorded in the Ox.
ford Registry Of Deeds, book lOi. pages t"9 AL
40. retrrehee may h. hal ilr me- iill d.,erip-
ipn II lhs.premi.s-. All wher-a. the condition OF
aid mortgage deed have bsrn broken BY the ao,-
payment 81 the three last mites iherrin d-.e r,bsd.
,ocordny 10 the tenn. thereof, ! hereby claim
lorecio-aSe ofthi .ame pur.u,at to the staIuts Ia
such case made and provided.
MOSES PArTEE.
Bethel. September 30. ls5s. IS
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Boston Couriel

The probability is tha, the Anu.LscOmp-
ton vote IN Pennsylvania will be about 10,
COO, on the State ticket.
\ correspondent Of the Nori says that all
the chiefs Of the Ro,hscbilds housc, inelu-
ding members from London. Vienna, Frank
fort and Naples, are just no y assembled a;
PARIS, forming yeriiabls congress offnan-
sial powers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

AN,.--4 C0xET N SiGur. Tuttle's CON-
et en- now be distinguished without the
a'd OF telescope. IL may be discovered in
the constellation Pegasus, in a direct line
drawn from the two pointers in the Great
Bear through the North Star.
Boston Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

UNFOsD, ss.-Nepis,nher Is, Is3s.
i'AkES un execution aud unless previously re-
l dren,-i will be cold by pable action 10 the
highest bidder. on Saturday, the thirtieth day of
October next. at oae o'elock. z. W., at the Post
Ohicr at Locke's Mil. In Greenwood. IN .aid Co.
all the right ~ equity that Fr.nkln Book A Fran.
81, H. Dudley had On the 22i day off-b., last, thu
DAY when the sane ~. attached On the original
writ. Ia redeem q certain parcel q real -.taie,
.imaiei AZ saii Lockes Mills "a Greenwood,
being the same that ). described 10 a mortgage
deed thereof. Hom Fpnklin Back aad fnaeis q.
Dudley In William %. Pear -.a,- d..ei Angus, -,
AID. 1857, and recorded With The -<tk.csrds
book ii3, page i6i. reference thereto hsiag 5rr
lor a Iaofe particular description thereof
rs GILMAN 4. BLAKE. Depaty shh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

The Hon. Jacob Broom u Philadelphia
wa, IA Boston on Friday evening. making a
speech in Fancuill Hall 10 the " Ameri.
cans % assembled to rltiiy their nomination
for governor. he was elected to congress
as ana American in 1854, receiving G.745
votes and be ran again this year as an An-
erican, aud received - votes to only H.
OIg cast against him. lie is the identical
rs-.rr--rs fl-r'-io counsel and eOndole
v.. 20 Americans Of Boston.
~. y. Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

PE5ro.rp DUsioN on KANSAS. The
Kau,a. correspondent of The Boston Jour
bal makes the following statement
" There isa Political movement Of some
Importance goiag on in eonnoction With
the gold discoveries. 1, is hs formation Of
a E1s Territory FROM the western portion Of
Kansas. The parties in the vicinity OF
Pike Peak. il II said, will at an early day
elect Delegate to Congress, and send him
on a, the next session with a petition for a
new territorial orsaqiIatiOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
Archaeology Of the Democratic Party.

II have aid tha, tho Democracy never
change. It's name. IL neither changes IT.
name nor its principles. It. name - the
sane IL has bell since the government was
organized" lJuJse Parker at Utica.
The democratic party took it. name, u
W. remember Alright. about the time the
A,tcr,on gag passed. Congress by the aii
81 Judge Parker's vote. Before that time
d, was called the Republican party, which
name il resumed IA 1856, and .,ill retains
The party now using the name Of democracy
j. bogus. The true democracy, nov known
as Republicans. h,lisvc in the right Of the
constituent 70 petition Congress fOr the re-
drc,s Of grievances, and they DO not believe
in those who deny thatrisht. NY. Post.
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SheriG's Sale.


ONIoHD. 's.->epte'pher u, 1858.
rJ,AkEN m execution and unless previously re-
deemed will IT, cold to the highe', bidder.
b, public .ucihlu, az SATURDAY the sixth day 81
Nav-tRb-r r-xi. AZ oae o'clock, Y. W., az the
ofic~ OF Peter q. v,rg,a IN R"miord "a .s'd Co.,
all the right IN equiiy sh,eh Harmon Profior hal
on the sad tSrniy-hr.t day II September, % re-
deem q certain p,eee of mp',g'g-d real estate, sii.
uated IN Sumner. leing the sime tina, !. described
10 q mortgage deed thrre,firom the SAID Proctor
20 Jeremiah Howe. dated Oc,ol-r tseniy'iourth,
AID. ls5j, and rcco',ici with O,i'rd Records,
book 100. page i35. Teisrrres ihertn belng hal
Coz more particular description thereof.
JOSEPH o.. COLBY, Dcpuiy Shaft.
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DR.. 1. p. HURD,
- III ~ "a - - "a !
NORN kl, Nc

OSo, ~ Noyr'' BIOL. or0 a. Post 06o,.
Ia. HUHD ran - i,uni II Norway from the
L. o. the 10th 1T ~,ch mpu,h. IT, vii occ,sipa.
90, vet rsu. Ill., II which da. p,t'cc all 10
gives. Ilr ~,u s..a ,,.,t lIuigtuu, l. Nsli ADD
Bethel. often duriag the year a. his basias''
wtu I-rrait.
H. llufd b.. al the tss,lh,s. 81 da,ug ~ god
wotk a.. can H. ulits,nsd ,a Ncw Lng giant. ani al
Jsr.0ps dr.iri9g Dental Wofk of the bu~-t T''hl'.
%, stu ha 81 O, d. adSsnia grnus o. Their insIvst
Go give h,n q call l.ri1rc go,ug elsewhere.
Avg. ~. ISIS -
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SHE MAS SOUND.
Brighton marxet.

THURsDAT, Oct IL.
Mmlrket 1850 beef cattle, 1000 Stores, 1lOO
sheen, T25 shoats. and 1850 Fat Ilogs.
Pr,css-BeefC 500 aT25; hrs
q,aliiy 6T5aT IS; second quality, 500 a b SOi
third DO I 50 a %; ordinary IA 900.
workiag Oxen-S7O 20 225.
Cs~s and Cal,ss-S2O. 81, ~, -.
Small Stores--Yeari,ags, SO and l2i year.
Old. STA ani 81.
sheep aad Iambs-Salss OF snail lots, no.
? IS 25OasT5
Fat Hugs Ia asia
sh0ats-At retail. from otos.
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n. n. u,

wm u. olive. Postmaster Of Dnvton, Doole.
Comfy. Ca, cured gi,l who had be,n io' NUM-
bcr Of year afflicted With .croiula. She wascov-
cred f,on bead o. f-,t With SORES; there vas no,
.ouai h-.h eloush on her ~hol lody, 10 lay a
- cent piece on.
So Fhhv o1ai,i,ss ,up'ors % re s,o0ad day.
The 6urth Jly .hs va. much better. ontbe 18th
q April, is53. ,he commenced the fe.olyeut; on
On che 2O,h of MAY, twent,-ons days after she
couna,spcci a. uss,
SHE WAS SOUND.
Not a .'rs or blsmi,h upoR her skiu.-uor was
there ary disease lingering in her 'y',sm.
Nc. Oliver has cured many people ia Drayion.
% RhsuHsii.'n. Neuralgia, Fever AMI ague. Swell
Eags, Stiffness, aad pain. Of variou. kind., with
Rsdway', Read, Relief; and mauy Of BIZ. friends
have bssn cured q Dyspepsia, CO.,i,eness. Iadi-
ge.,,Oa. &C.. by Radway'. Regulators.
sod ~ n. .. Bate. & Co, Paris. ". A. Rust.
". d.. >ou,h Paris; and by Druggists every.
where. s~SJ
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In Consequence Of refusal to comply
with a request Of the faculty, TO abstain
from " smokins out" the Freshman, each
member Of the sophomore class OF Brown
University has been disnisscl fr,m the Col
lege
They have since complied with ,hcrcqucs'
OF the President. and been restored.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN 30 ihs '-,,liog hosnchs. Il manufacturing IN.
du.tr, he great r. trticsl supeiipf,iy ~ Sing
sr's Sewing Hschirrs ts isci established beyond
d,.pui,. Na u,lp,. ,hIe manufacturer, clothist.
sc,nsfrr,.. lfr.. m,ksr. siller, esfriaT- ifim-
meF. bee manufacturer, &C. &, c'n afford 10 do
sill al ttsm.
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Arrival Of the .Nor,hern Light
MrLpouMsr. Australia. May u, IS,


MrLnouRsr. Australia. Msy u, 1858.
M,.u,. y. Da-,s & Soa-G'af''
zee. The"s. N. Talbot" with 81 bores.
and the " State Of Maine" 9TH ~ boxes Of your
valuable PAS KiLlrR, have arrived. and the
Paia Killer is sod Al, 10. pes doisn. Neither Of
the lot. are landed yet. bat We hops ihsy viii b
in time for To forward you account saIss and re-
mnispoe by this mail. These two Shipments are
divided among four difsreat b"yer., fso Of whom
.ould each have taksn the whole io2 boie. u ~s
uoah allow IL. 7hi IL no t,s es.a-a ~ ca.
-al, .. yos, Pas kilo. Send y. frequent ship
msnt.. ''''
NEWELL. HOOPER n STEVENS.
P.s. We are unable to onward you aeeoas'
sales, %, the r. X. !. MT Wholly hnded.-hu' -s
hail 700 6r., of bN % exchange on London "'
fso a, pei cent. premium, and will remit i0f
lalaaee with accom-, sale. by neat nail.
y. ~. a y.