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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-22

ed, ty BAN RS lthNIuM irIEUS--l To Mr T.. Bakrr-Drtr
Sic: in justice 10 Yourself and persons who may be- similarly
afflicted, potiuit use to cite an instance OF the reual kaiic
qua ties oi yonr IIpmium liteI-. lhal never used them
uHtil recent! but my wife having been ahlrted with u ucr
vous Affection and dhJrdrrcd stoIuach. 10 the past zen or
twelve years, | USED ,Net, means III my power To- lv,torr hcr
Ia heath. She WAS under the cunsiant treatment Of iNr or
several rrttihrat : ., the remarks abb ; cures made Ly Nonr lSi-
tiers persuaded my wife Ia Try them she aid 80, nui, in \
iIiise time she began &" recover iaIrdly. No; only her nervous
Hnc, ton and DISC drfrd stomach were reIlrN,l 4. uut her erns-
raj health is better now than 1t has been Tor many wa 5 am
how using and shat! always eonEnuc to use your bitrrs.
write thisin Justice u yourself ani Tor tie tcteht OF other,
WI" are similarly afflicted. Your "hci cut servant.
Richmond, Jun" -, ie5i. THOMAS N MONTAGUE.
BAkFHs IRkMiuM iIffrts -liiehnond. aeut ~. lra> To- It
i with Wiling pleasure that adi NY testimony 10 the .itHe
Ut HNkt1tS lttf NH BiITfh>, in making a perm ,urnt vurc
of an established ease OF by peIsia. from wniri IiHve ,u0rr
cd SO much for the last w.iNc months. At,u. my " r j. using
IL with great jnccrss. after Suffering for many ears tr.lu de-
liutaiion and DIS rIcrrd stomach. As so,n Is commence
Confidently recommend them to the GtiVivl. J. ADAMS.
For sale by n the Druggists IN LynrbbUr:, aLd by all the
principal II. uggis,s III the city at Richmond, and els whern in
Virginia, also, oi M.ssrs. Chas. Stoti y 60, lshangluu city.
- { +, II StaiIci X Co baltimore, Nj l.. u Mucr. tuN.
instou. ny and BARNES 4 Park, y Y.
orders hlled by addressing h., BAKER, Proprietor,
ut 2its h,huiulni. va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-22

Ian 5 dtaoie. WN ~. SGhflsG
ekT- am y candidate for reelection TO the
ian i dtiafq JAMES BENAoT.
Ee," We are requested To announce JtNloSt.
DIDl AXE. IA a candidate far the Clorkship nf TIE Hastings
Court. t'r tn" Ell, Ill beshrfz t'h J dtiei.
s-7-" | am n candidate + r the office Of Clerk oil
ih- ilitings Court of l. nchbus; j y. Gp'boN'
jan : dtioio.
xNanlRa Eks! FEM A.:
4 SECOND I ia II the present 7inual So. in "f Ills SIT p.
,i"u " Il ranurncc on the ~ I cirra,y. a'l continue III
The 1t II June. Ihr course ~ iasITnsii. II rnIbra' Is all the
ttanci-n Ia ght t. ihr best an L. schools aud i \ ranged WIKI
f"fc4''ice L. the thorough iii, line aud Development "i the
m,iit ii overs.
m, ,.I}ege II. pr.viied " III, n conj lete Chemical nd ihi.
osopli, al apparatus, and vii 'ilt.r ILLUSTRATIVE app tnces
FACULTY..
E,p SaMLK Cox, Pr.side,f f'rufc.s r Of Mcnia. and Nor
al Seicire ~ Hi tory. and ri Bell I.ttrts
LYourGr> u MATHEWS. a M, Professor OF Latin Lsn.
giasr and Literature.
Jas Il BLAsKEssHIP, Graduate of Va. Mil. Inst, PROBES
So ut Mathematics.
q Anoi RIO sARronI, Ill. u, Professor of Modern Ian
guys.
Sig q r BGzztoTRA. Prnfe @ur II Music.
Ms = l.. CnLt. Instructor III ornamental Branches.
Mi MAY c LtfptR and Mis- MARY j TowNLtf, In
EXPENSES.
Poarl Including furniture, full. lights, and some at
ten lance per term go W
Tuition IN English, per .rm,. % ~
d" Latin. per term. " W
" Ff"nrh, Spanish, or Italian, each, per term. ~ %
-" MIsic, per terra, - w
- Ornamental branches, per term, from ~ t. ~ IN
Tho sludv of the classics e the Modern Languages, md ot
the Ornamental Branrh,s optional Latin and French, Low
ever required in order to Ir Al Htion.
y Bone half OF the expenses TO be paid strictly i'll ad-
vahrr
For further particular, addr, 81 the President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-22

ssT- am y candidate for reelection TO the
cirrk.hip Il IL. Courto of Hnslnss. II - : chy.
ian | dtiofr JAMES BENAu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-22

E.," We are requested To announce JlNloSt.
DID AXE. IA a candidate far the Cicrkship nf IL" Hastings
Cnnrt tr the ct, 81 l., ucht,nry Han } driaf'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-22
FUTURE DAYS
By DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO, AucrIoxEERs,
ICHMOND P4.

RICHMOND, "a.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR a.
~ AT A~tCTiON-On WEDNESDAY the Goth inst ,om.
m'neing at II OIL rk, We will sell at onr Office, the cargo Of
the schr Fannie consisting Of
81, hogsh"ads Ct prime and choice qua iy of La. Sugar.
1913 h1rrcl OF prime Mnlasrs.
TERMS Under 500. cash over Sl00. 4 months credit Tor
approved negotiable paper.
The sale wil take place without regard to- weather. and
commence precisely al II O'Clock, to give dealers tim to NJ.
tend the cargo sale Of Rio Coffee. by Messrs Edmond, Davcn.
port < Co DUNLOP, MONUtfRE & co,
Jan - dtHJ1n Arctione.rs.
sALE.-1 will -ciI im front OF
~ the Market 1lonse, in he iiv of Lvnrhburg. ON the 9ih
dav "t this month, some z or 10 likely and youus NEGROES
TERMS - A cr' dit of Z modlhs tn negotiable NJ ties sti,.
fa,t"ity endorsed. BENZ. II NOWLlN,
jan =! d,2ian Executor of II Hopkins Now in. det''.
By EDMOND, DAVENPORT x co, Arcr'Rs,
RICHMOND r..
CARGO sALE OF RBO 60 r. y Is E.-Ou
Eb~NESDAY. JANUARY a6 at l. oci, X, NJ. or AZ.
Ter tho Sugar and Molasses sale OF Mesas Dunlop. Mon u-
4 Co, We will offer at auction. the cargo OF the bark >ail.u
Mage. brett from Rio de jam t." consisting Of
1000 bags Of prime Ri, Coffee,
G3 bags Of S-ntos Coffee
ALSO,
300 casks Of Hibbuts London Porter,
so half chests of choice retailing reas.
T. 'MOND, RI & co, Auc,ioneers
jan 81 Il, >fjan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-22

E.7-r | am n candidate { r the office Of Clerk oil
liz iltiings Court Of /. ncibus; j ). t)'IoNt
Jun dtiolo.
, 1859-06-24
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
l. nothing but what 1t is, viz pure and unadul,
terated article, aud assuming no artificial merits Of
what il is not Of its rival imitators do-after
five years Of public approval ond very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
any other Article competing against it, but is
, 1859-06-24
RETAIL.
? DEhocRl,

| %, 1859.
nsaeted du.
per Of teams
|alleys,v
+: Wheat,
pei Bacon,
| cts; Ard,
, 1859-06-24
OPPOSITION Is THB LITE OF TRADE. y
HORSES SHOD FOR THREE DOLLARS

TIME undersigned has now, in connection with his
L Wagon Mandatory, Blacksmith Shop, where
the public can have their work done in good order
and on short notice, at reduced prices. Horse shoe
ing reduced to three dollars
Wagons aE1d aI1E5ieS
on band and made to order, cheaper than offered
in this market before. Repairing and Blacksmithing
done at short notice.
Orders from a distance solicited and promptly at
tended to- Satisfaction warranted in every instance,
or no charge made.
Shop-cae door east Of Miles's Saloon on Main and
Second streets, Olympia, W. I.
2l:tf J.B DICKERsON
, 1859-06-24
DWELLING HOUSE

adjacent to said mill.
From the situation Of said mill, Immediately on The
hank Of the Columbia river the iact that 1t Is the onl,
mill in the city of Vancouver the thriving character
Of that place. and the contguity TO the L. s. Barracks
which is furnished with lumber from this mill, it il
believed that chances comparable to this far profta
Die investment bat seldom TIE for sell
ing is only that it is step necessary IN pay off the
debts due from said estate to various persons.
TERNs.-A credit Of six months with notes drawing
legal interest from the date with sufficient secnriiy
and lien reserved on said premises, will be gvcI
and required Any person desiring further nfoma
ton In regard to this property can obtain the same
by applying to me at this place.
LEVI FARNSWORTH,
Administrator of the estate OF Isabella G. Rodgers
deceased.
Vancouver, W. T., May Is, 1859. 7w27
, 1859-06-24
VANCOUVER Steam SAW MILL.

which is now in successful and profitable operation
together with all the appurtenances incident or be.
longing tn the in any way whatever inclusive Of
Log Wagon Fatboat. Mill Tools, etc. as also the lots
on which the said mill stands and which is known
on the plan Of said city lots Ave (5) and six (G) in
block forty-eight (ls). Also, lots one ~, two (2)
three (3), four ~, seven "a, eight (S), in block
fOrty-cight 4s).
The above block on which said mill is situate Is i'm.
mediatey on the bank Of the Columbia river.
Also, clock fOrtyfve (ij) in said city, on which is
situntc a very comfortable
, 1859-06-24
HARDWARE and WINDOW SASH.

A SPLENDID assortment of Hardware and Win
~ dow sash, will be found and sold 25 per cent.
cheaper than at any other store, by
NJ. BETTMAN.
Olympia Nay l, 1859. 22:tt
, 1859-06-24
Administrators Sale.

"AS"i4Sh2N cEnaSG cd5in dEHl. Sl'' Probate Court.
Estate Of bdbeRa Rodgers, deceased,
Levi FarnswOrh, Admir-
DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER
ID tn me issued the Administrator of the estate OF
Isabella e. Rodgers, deceased by the Probate Court
OF said county ard Territory on the 18th day Of May
4. D. 1850 will sell, at public outcry at the court
house door. in TIE city Of Vancouver Clarke county
Washington Territory, within the usual and lega
hours Of sales, the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1859 the
following property, belonging to said estate, the
, 1859-06-24
IRA WARD. syurH HAYS.
WARD & HAYS,
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &c

TUMWArER, W. T.
A the warehouse Of WARD & HAYS, two mile
n south Of Olympia at the falls Of Shutes river the
public will at all times lind in store and for sale, any
quantity of the above enumerated articles at prices
conformable with the times Everything they have 20
sell they will warrant to he fully equal 10 what they
may represent II. Small vessels can reach the voin'
ty Of their warehouse on the food load and leave on
the ebb tide.
Tumwater, Nov. %, 1850. a-ly
, 1859-06-24


TINE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
nection with and az part Of the (" Washington
Hotel large two story buildng-20 by 90 feet
by which he Is enabled to provide the travelling public
with a larger number Of eapacious, comfortable and
excelleuty ventilated apartments than can be Afforded
BY any other public house in Washington Territory
An idea Of his ability u accommodate the public may
be Judged from the fact that the Hotel contains twen
ty-ive private roOms-(exclusiye Of family apart
ment)-six Of which are large drawing rooms, OF
parors.
Thankful 10 the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
be render the sojourn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant. and pains shall be spared "a
SET his table as well as any in ike busine e.
Beds and bedrooms furnished TO such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
good stable is attached 10 this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the &C
eOmmodatidn Of animals Of the travelling public.
A share Of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1851
, 1859-06-24
Rainier. 0re!gOn.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED wOULR INFORM THE
i public, (but more particularly those who are IN
terested in driving stock from Oregon to the Sound
conntry), that he has, in connection with Others
opened good road from this place to 81. Helens
Persons travelling either horseback or driving
stock, wilffnd it much to their advantage to come
down on the west side Of the Columbia river and
at Rainier, where they and will be ferIied Oh
reasonable terms-the undersigned having furnished
himself with good scow for the business.
"a. P. MINEAR.
, 1859-06-24

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
County Of Thurston.
IA e District Court Of the Second Judicial District.
TO SIDNEY B. sIMoNs:
Yon are hereby notified That
ANGEL1NE c. sTMONS has filed her petition for
decree OF divorce in said Court. which will come on 70
he heard at the FIRST term Of the C1ut which shall
commence more than three months after the sth day
IN April, 1859, and unless you appear at said term
md answer the same will be taken confessed and
the PRAYER thereof granted.
Tie object and prayer Of said complaint Is 10 pro
care decree for divorce and the custody ofthe child
for caasa Of granting which petition she alleges ne
rleet to make suitable provision for the family, and
bad treatment.
ELwOOD EVANS.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Petition fled March IL, 1859. 2ou
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9TH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE.
NewListofG Gifts for1s59!
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
G.. G.. EV AN S T. co.
A,ih,ir original Gi6 Bookstore
No. as Cornhill, Boston,

COMMENCE the psw year With AZ snlA's eu
esc,..i l,e,lns. Coz bu, ing good. aud doing bust
,,..,. AMI are nov prepared TO offer greater IN
,I,rrmea,. 10 BOOK buyef. lhsn ever l~iofe.
Time ha. proved that the gii system - Pefma.
pse,. E,aa. & IL. are determined 10 prove ih''
,h,;, ..t.bl.hment u cnaducied under that system
10 a mote literal ADD impartial mauner Than any
orhs,. Having lived dawn al,as,i all opP.''i''o"'
anI having the legitimacy Of ,heir plan OF opera
,,oa srL nn~I-sged irom Maine TO CALIFORNIA;, they
eau atI.,rl 10 l.e generous. Try them and Judge
A. ........t...
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FAMILY BiBLEs.

We Keep the hest a..ottn~ni IT famil, Bibles
t. H. f,sad IN New Englaai, at the very lowest,
prices.
oder. from Cloh. ~ single individuals solicit
81 from 40 parts of the couuir, 90 ~h'ch Pefiect
satisfaction will h. guaranteed ~ al eases.
Great indacsmsni. TO Asenis getting ~ Clubs,
snd hotter satisfaction given t. pur, hssefs than Wy
any Other concern ~ the country. Please 'snd ior
a Catalogue.
N.B.-We DO not ,ssue cor Catalogue from a
= gaurt nor down cellar, shrie stfsngsIs cannot
6nd ns Our store !. one IL The largest and most
spariun. IN Hoston, whsfr visitors tom ths cnun.
e., ars cordially invited 70 rall and see for them.
selves. q. q. EVANS Il CO..
q Cofnhiil. Boston.
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New YORK Mercury fOr April aO.

Where thu 6r.t Of these sparkling and popular
sketches vii b, Guui.
A. 10 other A.usrican has ever travelled 80 en-
tensiyrl, a. Biyard Taylnr. aad na other tsVel.
lsr can see things With the ewes Of Am~rieI, we
asri MT further esl,gis- the value Of lhess es'i.
uat,on. Of hi. mind an oh..rvsiion 20 The reading
pahI,r l. J.. sufficient o. sny that u ~iii eahane-
the high chafac ~ that the Mercary has ever
maintained. ani wh'rh has heretofore resisi uPon
nav ctnsss, saue sfthe rnost imporiIni OF Shich
nav D. sun.ned un a. fallaws;
THE MERCURY smpl,ys more literary talent
than sny other paper.
THE MERCURY pays more and higher prie.
e f,r that talent than any ether paper
THE MERCURY - eon.iaatly amounting
new, startling sod brilliant additions to It's alres.
dy uarivaliei funi n attractions.
THE MERCURY u Illustrated BY v q. c.
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n. H. bcaaiiil picturss arr thus bIought withia
al. reach afth- entire rraiiar public.
THE MERCURY j. the oli-st aud most firmly
Established literary Journal ~ America.
Tus MERCURY. daring the t~erty zone wear.
oft. prosperous eNistence. ha- Published larger
nal,ber 81 popular original tales, roma-ees an'l
skstche-. than ~ - init,dafs e'mbined
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13
The SWAnP FOX

NNNA NJ " NINI IN
Fson the immense ,ngrnuiiy Of hs .traiegrms aud
devices for mis- ead,ug aud tsc,i'ing the enemy ,
he tAcroagh kpo~leige 81 the woois, forests.
6eLls 400 s~ainr. Il he native region. SheU he
sal ~. raliant band ~ere perierily NJ hou,~
whilc their eucu,iss l~csm. lo.I snj be~ iLsr,d IN
the lalaDnthins mAIes OF uniergrowth ani mo-
ras..
The story above asnouRced - . true reflex Of
those .rrn~. and times add u talented auhaf hs.
rnost vivid, portrayed thersia. the many -Ncii.
in. ,nr,lsuts and sccEisnts 81 a trasctou. ani Ia
dsttigslle struggle Zoe lil-F,V, rar-asd under the
ranst adverse CircamsisRrr-. EVey chapter u
rrpirts Nth sNciiisg aad romautic iniery.t. hi.-
tnricsli, rorrci. bat With spafkling web oftr,.
str, wo,eu ihsuugh IT,. Which make. It AZ oncs
bubiaa story aui 'eueiou. record. The
strrngly.wtiiiea descriptions of eyents--ih- sHn-
hascsd.--thr suiden .oft,e--th- night atmrk-
the 80 iii charge uai rrpul.c' arr sll n.ierulas
sN,nple. of wori.piin,ins, AMI oqnally true 10
the sCtnsl frts.
o. addition o. thss. scene. ofh-rpism anl lof,
d,riug. the swamp Fox b. not siihout the scntic
charm ~ love story, ipr The suskisg All the 4.
ic,ts Il the tenirr pa.sina depicted in H. pl-
&C., tr, snd - afistclll, ~ the sie' uer
tisrs. r~n eriug the tale perfect ptctute 81 iic
snd chanetsr a,d ihe D,y, Il the Rsvolutioa.
~h,,h rsnnot h,l 90 appeal g. The aimiratian. AMI
gratif, tha uste ofeveO reader Who ha. a spafk
Of tree patriotism IN his souL
The usruiaf puscf AIT interest ith which the
gifted auihof, Gearsr AIhsHy, TO, tcscfihss the
thufin- n-ti.i. u g,lrau'y II The rNrellear~ OF
tho t-uI, Historical Romance. The vivid dslh,a.
tiun 81 ,hsri Ter. The icpih ofihought. ihe hsci.
nati1n II 49, the piciurrsqur h-apty ~ dsscfi-
toe. ani On q sord. the p,scf ~ baggage BE-
casansnIs. ~ combine Go rrnirr him onr af the
most briIpat Wtitrr. oi the age, whii~ hi great
appreciation of ant sympathy with the piaaesr.
IN che 1,u.e uf uniyrrsal i,h.ftV give hin gussp
q rsvattisntr, suhi-cts possessed ~ yrf, ~
oihets. rhi.hs casbi-i hna ~ the swamp foN =.
o. sNhrit the he az slveltufr. 81
MARION 4 u HIS MEN
A. the, ,raIl, wsre. All 20 a. "a h,.n,gr 10 that
de'lsrrs's rasr that spyirii,ng pa,rio'i.n IN 81
10 q - ,h'e spirits. i.liag dagger, aai shove
the srrar. II pova,iaa, eIali krep alive the -.
cred Gre, 81 liberty 10 The thick s~,mps AID l-use
sni gls,ny firr.ts--a.kiag n'thiHg, ,isllIug up.
th.ag a1I pniy l-ayi1g the cell the better 60 ~.
sntr % 60 che combat
We take O. oirs-lv-s s1.ns r . Iit tlr haying 81.
cured &C. oar rplsnas The chef. d'ravtes of this
master. pa. De-, - ,nien 60 give ,hs
NEW YORK MERCURY,
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Late Agent Of the u. y. Patent ,Dlce' Ndfh.
inston, under The aei 81 1857.
"a STATE St, opposite kiiby 81, BOSTON.
rrER an extensive pfsctiee OF uINaid, 4
n ,..a,, wear, ,eontinues to secure fsttru 10
- ii,i,.I states; aud aiso In Great Puisiu,
T,,or.. aud other forsiga countries Cs''su,
sr.s,se,,ioa, Assignments, snd ell IsT,fs ~
n,.,.ing. IA, Patents cxecstsd on lilsisl tenn,
- ,,,,h Is.nateh ReseaT,hss made ihto Au,.
,,r,n M Fo,,,sn works to determine the validity
-. LII, az Patents or Inventions-s nd lsgaltf
~ ,,d,ie. rendered % all matters tvuehihl tie
- C.pie. Of the claims Of any laisnts iuf
.i.L.Ih, ,emiiting Ons Dollar. A,'ignueniitt.
corded al Washington ,r
ThI. As.pe, I. not oaly the largest ~ Mes Ehg.
ii 49,, ,h,onsh " Inventors have advantage ~
$50, n,,,,t.. or ascertaiaing the psisnishiliiy
~ p,..,,ia... unsurpassed by, itnot imHsasurs.
"a, .,ns,ior 90, auy which can be offered then
sI!.,,hs,,. The testimonials below gwen prove
a., aon. 1. MORE SUCCESSIUL AT THE
p,TENT OFFIC r. than the subscrihef, and -
SucCESS rs THE BEST PROOFOPAD.
va yTIGFS AND ABILITY. he ~ould add
~, n. ha. abundant reason TO believe, snd ,st
-. mai no oihsi Office Of the kind are The
49,, Cos services 90 moderate. TIE
i,,s.... ,,,eticeof the subscriber daring Twenty
80. ,,.. has enabled him 20 accumulate a ts't
s,Ils,tion u specifications aud oreial dssi'ios'
,sI,,,,, 20 ps,snis. These, besides his saisn'irs
Il,,.,, Of legal and mechanical sofNs and iul %.
MT. M Patents granted IN the United Stairs sud
r,,ooe reader him able. beyond question 10 Offer
.upetior facilities ioT obtaining paifn'''
All necessity of journey to Wa'h,ngion TOT pro.
,,,, pa,snt. and the usual great dela! there on,
saved Inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13

IA Pick,rel VA. caush, the other day.
with a -qairrsl ia Ia. stomach. Qaery-
DID the Squirrel - into the water after the
pisksrol, Or sae piek,rol g upa tree alter
the slairrslf A problem Tor a debating
society.
An Australian. from the number Of
murders committed in that auriisrOu. re
gion thinks that Melbourne must be that
place skak.Psars speaks Of when he says,
" that bgurAs from which no traveller re-
turns"
LEARS rms nv Mast.
There VAS = NOUng ~-suan. sai What DO yOu
thinki
sA. soaked her light drs.,e. ia sAlo,iIs Of rine.
Thea Gee eoslia't hsrt her. ,AoS.A slo.s che
cane BY II.
o.Adis.' o naaagrr.' My dOn', you try IN
traash.
"A f,rmer charged hired man with
having an OGsasivs breath. +" Lightning"
said the man. {" DO you expect man to
breathe musk ro.e. Tor six dollars month";
"A yoong lady who lately gave an or
der 20 a miliner ior new bonnet, said.
" You are 10 make 10 plain. but at the
sans,ime smart, as at IN a eOn.picaou.
place in church -
Never punish a girl for beins a rOnP
ba, thank Heaven who ha, given her health
20 he 30. IL !. better than distorted spine
or hectic cheek. Litte girls ought to he
great romrs-,stter than paying doctors
balls TOR them
Looking Bice-A term invented 10 keep
boys oG the grass. and make girls eOnsump
tive. In our opinion, dir, Is one Of the
very clements Of health, aud no boy should
be dsoiei his legitimate share thereof.
Clean children ars always pale and inter
sstiag."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13
500 DOLLARS WORTH

al la~s., whols.ac p'icc,) ~ the abovs CHS
will h. Impartial distributed among purchasers,
With every $1,000 worth Of Bpoks acid.
-EAR Bsol soa at P-Ih.A,,'' LE,h rdfi
p'iso.
oar Catalogue ~ Book. euhrso~- al ofihc nnst
r.nnal,f 40, ,rn, and Madeira Book, ~ vsTriy -
.u,t allt,.ts.. incaiing Ili.,"r,- Riogurh, -fic'
tian-M l-Msdi.sl-Rrligious ADD Mi'oel.
lansuu, lii.raiufe, anil sent ffe- To- any address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13

WE having been appoinied by the Judge 81
w Probate cor the County Of Oxford, TO re
ceiye ani examine th claims of the creditors Of
the estate of JOHS DoLLaTT, late ct RumlaId IN
aid Cpulty deceased. whose estate l. represent.
al ,asol,cnt, h-reb, give notice that sin months,
from The twelfth day of April next, have been al
h,Srd 10 said crcdtor. q bring 10 and prove their
claims; ADD that ~ will ausnd e. the SERVER
assigasd a. at the h1a.e of Jane. NJ. Dollod, al,
Rnmbul Centre, on the twslnh dan 81 April, the
IweniY ;hih day Of Juac ani ninetrenih DAY
October acSt. from one O'Clock TO five, on each o
'iid days. PATRICK ilOYTi
IRA 4. PUTNAM.
Rumiard. March l5ih, is5s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13
or INSOLVENCY..

'phhl,>ipNLhS w lNSbl.N bNti
" Tne Subscribers h ,viag b,en appointed l'y
the no iorabls Jaigs Of Probate fir the C0uniy oi
OSlord. Con aiss' 'aers 10 receive and cNsmine
the claims ol the cre litors 9TH, estate sf William
Gotdon Z. late offpebirg. I, aid Couniy, de-
ceasei, which 10 represented insolyent, hereby
give notice that .ix "a ,lth, frbn the iS,h day Of
March A. ID. 1859. are allowed said creditors 10
bring ia and Prove their claims; saiihat we will
attend To the daty Assigned a., at the Office af ID.
r. Hastings In Lowell, On the last Saturday Of
each month, at 2o'slOek, p. N.
ID. X. HASTINGS,
JOHN WALKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13
4 new Watch for Timing Horses,
THE CHRON0DR0METER.

APPLETON, TRACY az CO.,
Watch Mssufactrrrts. wALTHAM. usss., have
ia,rs "a a watch zoe umiug llorscs, which pct
forms wiih pfumpiue', snd scrura F, ns'et L..
lore attained. dtawipg sni fulirsiii,u'srscni
on appl,cii,ou nj Wshhau, 90 az 100 'Na'h,agion
~ Bo.ion. OF 90 Robin. 5 Appleton, Nc~ iofk.
4 patsnt h., been applied lor "a