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Noianti 40 Torture.

! Professor Groux, whom no ono would sns.
pect Of possessing hcart if that organ
could mot b. seen through the cavity in his
breast, delivered his final lecture in New
York, on Saturday evening, before about
seventy persons, Of whom one fourth were
ladies' The experiments with which he IL
Illustrated his remarks were hardly less bar
barous than those Of Magendie, and are thus
described by the Post:
After telling the Offices Of the organ Of
pulsatiOn, he proceeded to dissect sundry
animals Of tho "lower orders Of creation
oy way Of exemplication Presently opin-
ing one Of the champagne baskets, he pro-
daced mature pullet, and began without
delay to remove the feathers from the lower
PARTON Of her person. She cackled vehe-
mently at this rudeness, but to no purpose
The disrobing process completed, he turned
her on her back and with o scalpel removed
the cuticle and muscles Of each breast; then
cutting through the cartilage on each side Of
the sternum, be SUDDENLY turned down the
bone toward the head. BY this time Pullet
had made up her mind to become a peaceful
victim at the shrine Of science With a
finger the lecturer tore away the liver and
lungs, aud showed the heart puisating away
for dear life At each throb the top or appex
would contract about one forth the length,
and at the same moment the circumference
would expand. The professor then cut the
organ and laid it on u plate, where it con-
tinued its contractions for some time The
same experiment was repeated ut the close OF
the lecture.
The heart Of chicken so precisely SINH
lar in its nature, character and phenomena
to the human organ, having fargutten to
beat, the professor next called attention to
himself BY the different apparatus he had
brought to the hall, he showed the pulsation
and its peculiar phenomena, and then, lay
ing of his coat and vest, and opening wide
the Trailer envelope BEN ath, he displayed
his chest init Us breast-bone. The play OF
the heart is distinctly seen to a considera
BILE distance. lie illustrated further the
phenomena, suspending the pulsation at the
wrist by voluntary effort, the satisfaction o
all the audience, many of whom remained
after the close to interogate him about wha
they had witnessed Only vivisec
ton of the professor himself was Necessary Il
| com plpfe tho effect Of the lecture
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More than three hundred thousand votes
have been lost to the South by the trial of
pirates in South Carolina, who, against
ey violence, against law, against civilization,
against justice, against humanity, against
everything which is not in chained league
with hell, have been acquitted. These pi-
rates had violated the national law against
slave trade The opprvbrium OF the darkest
days OF the darkest ages of the world, hun
dreds of negroes were put to death by tor.
ture more terrible than is inflicted by any
barbarons nation on the face of the earth,
even by the African cannibals. They are
put to death by slow suffocation, with all the
horrors Of the gibbet and garrote. heightened
out by all the means of hellish cruelty, sub
jected to. he degradation Of transported car
avans of beasts, without the usual care be-
slowed upon dumb animals all this, too.
in violation Of law the law of the North.
the law Of the South, the law of the Nation,
When at the very same time, the law of the
Nation was faithfully executed in the Abo
lition district of the State OF Ohio, in nm Abo
lition city. Ii this fair ? is it right? is il
just Can the Democratic party stand un.
der such moRstrous weight p Dubuque
Express IL Herald.
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"Talk about mean men !" said old Fox.
"why there is that Jim Johnson, he's the
meauest man ever heard tell on-Jin
was q constable here. Why, don't you
think he had an execution against me for
little matter of groceries, and he came
out and levied on my old woman's ducks,
and wanted me to drive them up and
catch them for him, and told him to
catch them himself; and SO he chased
them round and round the house, and ey-
cry time he'd catch duck, he'd sit down
and wiring its head of, and charge mile
age !"
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A PRoDIGY.-They have a juvenile
prodigy at Bonneville. A "wee bit Of a
boy" astonished his mother lew days
since. She had occasion to chastise hun
slightly tar some oieuce he had committed.
Charley sat very quietly in his chair sone-
time afterwards no doubt thinking very
profoundly. At last he spoke out thus:
"Muzzer, | wish pad get another house
keeper and let you go.
why so, my sou ~
"Cause I've got tired IF seem you
round"
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For Pike Peak.

INHE advertiser sarFests 20 those props ,tetfF
I Crate to The Cad yields. aud to eihtIs, ~ We
ETY. Of purchasing cattle Hr hss Ter sais, n w
OF Ne Cattle, wytt tsaned, Which hv VII ssttfd-
low rat Also, icur farm wssuts, perry =. n yearg
HI has also las sale Que lot ~ thoIoaYh ,.xds
bur ham cattle. hes dss l~rpe ~. u e'ri IN ruaar
cattle Enquire OF he subscriber on The Le.
six niles west Of Burlington. .pnlspN
jaA2l.vU y. kA
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= =. sA'lo. n TAYLOR & CO.

]. q. TAYLOR q GO.
vvh~neAn. 10 aDemsees IN staple = Fancy
a:vOCersess
10 JEFFERSON STREET. 80 Id
- .vr mgr ,.FaIiyrp. .nd nov oGsr TO The trade,
I, th~ LOW EST market rates. one o. IN" Iafkess
md most complete stocks 81 staple and t.scy ufo-
ceriss eassrtiy i.e and rtsh. ever brought 20 'hs
An inspection Of goods and prices Is respectfully 80
gu. stock Con.is.. In Part. Of
10o Sacks Prime kio and Laguyra consei
- N Chests Assorted Teas;
250 2. and 10 d Caddies, do
Is i,hd- Prime and Far ,ssrs; .
30 Bbis Bslcher's crushed, pow'd and Loaf eueerti
IS Molasses, vsrsous brands;
10 - New York Golden Syrup,
~ Terces Prime Rice;
2U0 Boxe. Tobacco, vari us brands;
% Gro Go awin's and Andsr.on'f, do. in Tin ioil;
\ ~ Bbls, Nuts, assorted;
IS i Bbis French Prunes:
1871 boxes Layer and u. X, Raisins;
1bU Drums fr-sh Figs;
y y Bsls Maske.el-is ~. oa 4 s Cod s;h;
2UU Kegs Nails, assorted;
100 BOXES Window Glass ,aesortef;
leo . nlast Jars and Flasks;
81 Kegs and boxes soda;
CASTLE, German chemical, Windsor, Shaving and
Toief Soaps, In great variety.
PuW Ter Shot, Bar Lead Water FfoOf, ana u v caps
Chinese Fire Crackers;
Corhage Irvine, vario us kinds;
Philadelphia Pearl starch;
Stewards D ire Candies;
Seized Almonds;
Fresh Peaches, strawberries and Tomatoes, In Cans;
Pickles, Catsups, Worcestershire Sauce, sardines
SPICES OF ALL kINRS.
Shoe Blocking aud BRUSHES;
Bdwel's Bituminods Axle Grease--A new thug
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN s.kIAT VARIETY
AMI general assortment Of almost ever, thing k~ps
In our line OF business. api4pp
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The ice busIn. - oi Lake Ptpn the past win
ter has been one vi great importance. Over ia
thousand tuns were put up It VARIOUS putais on
the Lake, The value oil which via iot be less
than S6v,UuU. iniS is tut The iore>haaoWlng
OF uu immense ttsIe thet L. Yet 10 -raw up III
this business Lake Pepln Ice" will III a ear
or two +. quoted in Tue market reports OF
southern cities AS regularly cotton sugar or
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u q N NJ. Il q v
4. II. DalHO.e. principal. :

Ksrms-For unlinlted course III pSse@ 81
Mercantile Book -KeepiRg, Penmanship, ~ ie,
Computations, Commercial CorrvspoudtnsS' -
$500. ,,lys
The course OF Instruction IL the most eeMfs 1, u
Taught and is SO completely reduced " Pta@"
meet every possible contingency 10 business - ned
frnnaa tp-faaght in the lafest A
approved principles. -, hssyss
SAnmrrcsa LAW l.eeturts-NaaS..af ht
~ Mr. &. Ben Darwin, one ~ the shlest ,asgaea
Darlington Bar, on subjects necessary fer every
man TO be acquainted with. Il aftA
An Eiegant IsiplcM0-underihs ~ .dgas
State Cohtkr o. pennsy ,axsIatd " s.tss,y
send for Circular hy mail. tRF
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Teeth Extra cted witnou, fam
O. II HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant
G.nnAS. k0r a

Try OOOubs CSVI0INR. MULCH - q Csg
63 MAIN STREET,
HuriinA SOt, Iowa.
XXyILL attend to the sale OF Lands II sh. ndlse
w Household Goods, horses, Cattle, de-, in any
part Of the city.
Liher4i advances, and prompt returns made on con-
signments.
REvEaRNCEs. !
Bridge, Shepard 4 v aternsn, 10 Dey 81, N. Y.
Jas. b. chadwick Co., 81 Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Lsngdon, 15b Randolph 81, Chicago, Ill
Cooibaugh BROOKS, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Lauman, Hedge 1 Co., !"
J. L, Corse 4 SON,
janl2 bptf
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1883 Summer Arrangements, 1859
La "a UE rszsnsnssst77 III. ssnas rzE&Esx.
EE3E ~ HA- - +sr.g

fsG - ~ N = - . ss4arss
Via Michigan trastrstt and s.rtsa4 4.e.t-
etarts ansttl4st halfway.
INhAINs LFAfE TIE 6AEAF EfNT&sI DEPOT
foot Of Lake street, Chtca, o,
a:vo M.-hrtfat Accommodation, daily SUNDAYS
excepted, arrives az Drtruit 1t 6.t0 D. nj.
200 A. --CnclunaH Fxprtss, tsandays exec ntaa
arrive at Indianapolis A,uJ y. IA, Cineinuatt nj ssu
-
500 A. M--Lghtnng Express, SUNDAYS exe.n.ea
arrives NJ Detroit Iao L, NJ Suspension BrIdg. 4,
bunaio ito u ~ albany SEQ p. m : Nv YORK q, Oh
m, host z, ~ al night,
T:ui T. A.--Nlss Arcommoi atom excvnt Sunasv
s.Uo Y. M.-NeN terk atd B3ston fNpr.ss .>...t q
turFaNl arrives ~ Detroit f:tA ~ m. Snsn.,.ia,
bridge % bthaio 10 y. - Albany igu = a.: New
YORK lu.uu " bvet u, 4.O0 y H.
o'po a zinc hnAti ana Iuasvtle ExrresS texe.pt
sain.dsy arrives at Cincinnati 200 a. nj. Lou.yile
at4:a0 pm. - 1''"''
Que eaih On Sunday ~ s;eN p m.
me stuo a an s:n0 T.. NJ. trains conn Get nj Pari.
WIN Inc buHalo aud Lake huron hanway fny banaie
ana All pohs eAsf; AZ Toronto Nth Urand Trnns Raj
way, 70 Kingston, ogavns6afR. Moatrvai Qaeber, aud
NJ points IN Canada East, Norlhern Vermont, New
Hampshire aua Mane
~ Baggage els el through
Through tleket~ sor sale the principal Railroad
onirss Ia the West. and the general lice corner
LAX ana Dearborn streets, Up as te ny fremont
House, Chicago, aud at The Depot foot ~ Lake street
X KIsE, superintendent
y. srAlDns' Gen. PAss. Agent. aps
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IEAsR1Fgss ID. CONN

STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY list, 1859.
Par Value. Mar Val.
100 shares Park Bank Stock, N Y Slu nu On 3iug
So /" GonJiDeDtal oek, 5vtlp % IS 200 90
50 g Ne rupo iIan Bank, - 5,rU6 % $500 90
30 g Import rs TIA ters s., 30 5,6.5 90
80 - Rank of hrpahiie, . sG5Dna Clio 90
30 Ma kst BahA : ock, 4" 3u9J 90 500 %
90 Bank Of -omaieEce, Bos.
ton, 5oao co $500 90
so q Mer :h4nis ank Boston, $500 10 $500 90
50 % HID II d Leather Bank
Boston. 900 Ooes 25a On
ioi Mercantile Bank, Hart
ford, 100000 9,SS0 90
100 Charter OAK Bank, Hart
ford, 2o,0de 90 To- 400 ne
50 g Phunx Rank, Hartford, 10000 $500 %
30 g .EtHa sank, Hartford, 5VU0 20 52.5 0,
90 Mer. danufac Bank,
Hartford. 5000 90 1850 90
25 City B4ns, Hartford, 10000 2,ss5 10
100 rank Of Hartford Co.,
Hartford, 1000 20 $3.50 90
53 Exchange Bank, Hart
ford, 1850 90 2475 90
10 Brooklyn City Water Bonds,
$1,000 each, 10000 90 10000 90
Hartford City Water Bonds,
81 900 each 1900 90 2,nS0 90
10 indiana Central 81 Mortgage
bonds, 6 900 each, 10000 90 10 900 20
Certificate OHIO State stock, 5,uoU 10 5l.5 20
Amount loaned Oh mortgage ofreal
estate, 4s.7s4 81
Amount loaned on pledge OF Bank
and other sto. KS, 90 99l "a
Cash on hand and in Banks, 26,635
Balance iue from Agents AID others, 14,Uss 80
b Ills receivable, with ample personal
security, $3.50 81
Recommendation interest VI 'oahs' i,vui e
ohSe ruih't i,i-o 81
-
" :. nnWtps -
q q WARE Secretary
Western Branch Office at Chic ago. H. through which
All III hu,nr.s of M. Cnmnauv IN The Il .st. q hor,h
Western ana snutb Wes,.rp ia - il transacted
" Il 4 uNSEtKRy a.n-r.l AGENT K.s,dipg In
4 n PR, n Assistant Gen .ptnt ( hiceeo
This omp.pv has Ag.net., ia hi. stat, IN Ia lows.
Rnrlinyton ID ,tv.rtrn
Clntou "A Il aorton
Cha, ION Alyah G Roger.
Cenar kapids Ellsworth n Bates
CEDAR FaIs Andrew Mutatky
Council Elufs Dexter @ ioon,er
n...,nor, W., 49,
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Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock;
Both received Prize Medals Worlds Fair in London
1851. and Worlds Fair in New York, 1851
Also, Agents for Patent Bank Locks Of different ma
kers
IS Leyee and &c Commercial Street,
iuiy11-hut StIAT LOUIS, MO.
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Prof Tischendorf, who had been sent out
by the Russian Government on journey of
scientific exploration, in letter from Cairo,
dated the 18th of March. states to the Minis
ter Of Saxony, herr Won Falkenstsein, that he
has succeeded in making some valuable
discoveries relative to the Bible. The most
important OF these discoveries is manu-
scrint of the Holy Scriptsres from the fourth
century consequently, as old as the famous
manuscript OF the Vetican. which hitherto,
in all commentaries, maintained the first
rank This it will have to share in future
with the newly discovered manuscript, if
Herr Tischendorf be not mistaken In BAG
beautiful.y-fne parchment leaves, Of such
size that only two can have been cut out of
one skin, it contains the greatest part of the
Prophets, the Psalms, the Book OF Job the
Book Of Jesus Sirach. the Proverbs, the
Songs Of Solomon, and several fthe Apoch
ryhal Books of the Old Testament; but then
the Whole If the New Testament is complete.
Another valuable discovery of Prof lis
chcndorfs is described as an undoubted and
complete manuscript OF the Epistles of Bar
nsbas. and Of the Shepherd of llermas, both
belonging to the second century Of the Chris
tian era, and originally staining in the es-
TEEN Of Scriptural Epistles Herr Tischen-
durf hopes from the munifcencc of the
Russian Government that he will be enabled
to give immediate publication to these man
uscripts.
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NEW SASH, DOOR ANB iBE.IND FAC
IN lOlGA. Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the OIL Mill, Burlington
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ders, by mail or otherwise promptly attended Ito
nov 2Sv. URIAH Lopez.
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GROVER & BAKERS
ChLEBRAIED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
400 ESroaG way, rev York.
A NEW STYIE-PkICE $50.

THIS MACHINE sews ffen tw spoois, purchased
i from the store, req iring no rtwnding of thread;
it He.ns, Eel 5, Gathers and Stitches In prrior
style, finishing each by opef alton, without
the hand-need e. is required by Other
machines. Ii will do better and cheaper sewug than
can, even II she wo. ks for one tea,t
~. SsNp FOR CIRCULAR.
W. T. BANNER, Arsnt,
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Fruit Trees Fruit Trees,

Fruit Trees Fruit Trees.
TNH0S wishing Apple Trees for SPRING planting,
i find them the Burlington Nursery at greatty
reduced rates, viz: Tor A. 3 and year old OF
good quality, 500 per thousand. SIN Her Quantities in
the same pro, orion. Also. Evergreens Curtsnts,
Gooseberries, Ornamental Trees and shrubs, Roses,
&s., &c.
lington, Iowa.
J. X SCOTT,
mar1t -hntf Aesip .eeU Of W
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We find it stated that Benedict Arnold
was not Free Mason, while all the faithful
among the American Generals were OF the
craft. This very interesting inference is
knocked on the head by the statement Of the
New Haven journal and Courier, that Arnold
was q member Of Hiram Lodge in that city,
and, for anght that is known, stood a. high
In the estimation Of the craft as he did in
that OF the Continental Congress when it
made him general in the American army.
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The Vicksburg True Southron, Demo
cratic journal, rejoices in the TACT that 70
convention of nine Southern States has de- :
iberately spoken in favor Of repeal Of all
laws, STATE and Fedeal, prohibiting the slaye
trade" II further remarks that possibly the
people will not endorse this action, but the
proposition has gone forth with the DELHI
crate sanction Of representatives Of these
States, and the small politicians and hoary
conservatives Of the day can no longer evade
the ioouA.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

A. Or Acvv. To-. threats % disluirn
which rr,- .f a-iac-IuIaoirl .as s'se-
t.ouor Bank. GRE Sr-iksr.hip o' o..
llras, oi C.T-c-rrtattv... a-' again renew.
e. TIE Wa.hi1-tra ra.1r, de organ Of
H. President, 8. LAVISH Boz warning, which
ar, .skra u. anil r,.s-t1-I BY every -ir;y
HttIs Administration 1lrual IN a., laui.
We have short ana ca.v nc,h3l ~iih al
.1ct nLd,r.l TIE OPP ruti1n will Do
ur,N.r- warranted hy ttc Constitution
an Oh. laws and when Won, gentlemen o.
tbs % .m.cra-y Of the North or S1u'h. want,
g. dissolve che Ur1n ia consequence %
tier LEGAL action. DO yru iry 10, aal sv-
err rascal Of YOU will %, ha1ssi Toe
sooner yll begin. che quicker WI. 700 ct
e., ha't,r Now g. ahead ard attempt
vhai y8u threaten, ifyou dare
Chicago Prr,s.
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Ar.s.re,r Who arrived boo taa Ocean
Crai.suaul .u Washington tLa' there
va. rar.tl.rail, i,l.p- of ,ul. sult.au OK.
Tr..I ly southern Americans .a Paris
t5va5.s Louis Napoleon .or entertaining
Senator -var5. o. tts exclusion OF south
s.-r..autt T.-y propose 90 dissolve
Gle JaI5r W.T.. France.
About 80 only rsis,n Ne ever heard %
,tatvs. Do, ....'si ~ b...; liou,l.i, vas
Jra. r-ust Daniel.
-.c Albany Evening Journal 'ay. the
report ,tat Rev. Dr. Scutlsr vas not going
hack Co Iuda on account Of Trecasi,as
lsaIf. s. untrue, and that De- will return
TO India in DE spring.
TIE Utica Herald SAYS Gsrrit Smith con-
tna,s Co improve slowly a: the A.y.am.
H. hls been allowed @ drive out and take
TIE a.-. end O., rational on most SUBJECTS.
Atllst, says O. Washington letter. We are
to have an american ooiaass The raiut
las prepared a specimen aalI-dollar. bssr-
M Oh, bead % Washington, aud !, j. pro-
pa,sd % have ,ie profile likeness o. other
di.;irs u.shcd statesmen and soldiers thUs
Eada familiar TO the people.
TIE New York llerald's Washington e1r-
r,P1.l.n .ay. re sre,chc, Of llaskin aud
Hickman, oa Monday, created a sensation
in the galleries and deep feeling on the
floor, such a. has not been manifested du-
nng tLe present discussion. The pluck
exhibited by Hickman was approved by the
most chiyalrors % the Souttcrners.
The entire Republican ticks, Ia, been e.
se'sd in Hsnsa. ~ msj0riiIcs averaging
ever 5000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

CUERIFT'S SALE. ONroRp. -. Taken
- on execution and will b. sold by public auc-
t,In. Goa w Ipe.dsy. the 2j'h tay of Jinuary,A.
y. lsGO. AZ one. 4. ~. al the oGlcc 1t :. c. in-
drcus. ia BuckGrll, 40 the night in equity nf ~
dempii0a shich Shepherd Bitkulm hi un the
5,h ia, q MAY, 1859, phen the same sas attach.
"a ga the odginal vat, "a aii 10 the homestead
hfm la Whirh be- now live, o. sumner, "a said
County of Oxford, containing 10 acres mote or
kss. hsin1 thc hioh the said sAepheid
Husknaua conveyed 90 Assph kiuredge iy hi deed
OF mors,ge dated Mly q, 1854, u,d recorded ia
the-lN.o,d grgisiy ct beet. buik 90, page 49,,
% which reference may hc had Zoe father paliIc-
ulsrs. JOSIAH " WRITTEN, Dep. ShrriG.
December -, 1859. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Ws.u iay. ,he people Of Che South lava
L,J 5.f territory, slam orr p'oPl' or coo.
~ away oe i-'rriy'
lFrank p.sr,ss last letter.
r,Gues'i1n vs can very readily answer.
n, s.a.a liI invade 1ur is'c territory Of
Ksr.ls il 1855 auI $50, slew our people,
ar ,auil away their pr .er'y. ani yoa
.Il.I ana encouraged their vo.s o'marl.r
sni robbery. twas. cr this reason th.t
tiet.t'i.rs 70 C5r,1ri, vlsa yoar rum p
t..t-l chat You might have a publ, rc,sp-
t..a -.rru 500 as President. r@ts-i O. ,ir'
o. .Nal....tc-. y. o.. Al.riclr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

p. Sickl,s vas present Ia the nous'
ofRcTrc,entaiIycs. Monday. \ corrsspun-
dent % Foruey, Pres sCs;
"Sicklss was not present when his name
IVES called. bot eutsr,i before tie roll vas
gotten through H- valkei phciily
round the centre rue .. Hsis and dropped
into a seat on the th.ri bench. Ils looks
We and has grown o.. beard 81 a. % make
az rally effective Disguise. ll- was the
r..g solitary man in ihat large as,smhlase
lIr wa NOT spoken to-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16
l,mEEIFT's I'D. nNfIrd. p. %. 9-

C,UEgIFT'S SALE. O,frd, sr. p.e. oh,
y Islq. B, vittls of an sNcrui,on which isnci
ul .uacmsat IN favor o' Chr'siophrr y. staple.
a.,,1.t Jr.-rh = Mitchell nod John :. Mitchell.
r.ooy.rs.I 10 ihr Noysu..r term. \. u. 1859 II
fhr Surt,ne JuIiJil a. .u, fr thr County Of o..
l..t. have taken 900 CHI ushi in eQuit, which the
lid Ja.rrh :. Mitchell bal on the uinrtsenth day
of JuV. A. -. 1859. The Gle, When t.ir stnf ~.
attached 90 the ouginl writ. Go redeem The i,l'
.luiae described mouIasei reel ssisir, a. vii;
l.ris 81 ind uurlsf,i fuHesn in The 9th nnr',
Gurtfcn Boz the siNih pa.r, and fifteen IN the sikh
.aus. iu 'h. town %. l,toa ,n id County 81 Ok
ffd. issirg ths save pfemises Enrtpgei 10y the
.ad Jr.euh :. Mitchell Z. I.ilr y. Sauir,, hy
r.1lt.ss~ fe-l dated November ~, 1881, SOL ~
r.tl,d in Oxf.rd Records. book %, rlgr ST2, anil
600 saturday, the io1ueenih day ct January \. ID.
lsG0. az one O'Clock In tht aferloon, 1T the o'hce
81 Ran ull < Winter. IN DiN6rlj. ip laid Coauiy
90 UNhul. shall sel O. the highest bidder by
ur'lc aa-iiuu s,tI fight iu sguuy ol reiempiiu.,.
JOHN +. SEvEgl, lleputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Herr Driesbaoh. The lion-amsr, has CIV.
en- a certificate to L. c. Russ, editor q the
Browusille (Hy.) journal, stating that be
!. the Only man in the country, excepting
those rg',ei in tanning wild animals. who
has had the nerve 10 follow him into the
case Of the hon. and take a SEA, on his
hack. The ceruscais 60 this elect was
written hy Mr Rus, While in the interest
ius situation referred 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16
Medicines,

Such ri, Ayers sar.ip,rilh. A,er'. Cherry Pee
toOil. Aysf's Cithniic Pills. wrigh's Indtan
Vegetable Pills, ks,asdy'. Medical Discovery,
DO. CLARK. Poienl Cherry Syup. Dswa'. Bat.
.smic EhNif. Week. Magic Compoeai. DAVE
Pain Killer. L,aglsy's utier.. Cbfk. Biurrs.
fisk's POET Wine liucrs, Brown's Trochs'. A..
wills Hitter. C,.ios Oh. Olive oil. CGnphor
Gun, liyas's Pahnonic WARS, lIsir UfI, Nil.
lef'. CIpiiii,n Powder. fof horses. Barlr'fs To
cpaiue TO- ih- hair. Bufasii's Wash isr rliaoving
tan sod lrccses. Sc Aisa The Celslnrici Rassia
Salvc, Do Gr'adin's Exr-lsior Salve, iaJisa Al.
he.i,e salTe. fly rapef AID Styrhaias ior ~.
ling Flies. Bigs and llsau. Dc. MARSHALL ca.
nuh Saud, With lois Of SHAVING 4 TOILET
SOAP. French Perfin-y. Lyoa'- kathniToa,
Sp,lIing'. l,ase,nsry. Cologne, by the Quauor
le.s. Pore BEARS oil. by the QuiH o. lsss,
wooi's Hair Rs.tori'iye. Oiis AMI Essencss 90
nctgimot, Lemon. Chcckehery. Peppermint.
&c. Gim Arabic. Sppngcs -.
The ahovr gaoi. have bccn Purchased iJr each
dBWn an1 will o. ss,i at