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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18

and overcome convul +
speedily remedied, endN
it the BEST and srREsr :
in all eases of DISEN,,
HEA IN CHILDu
SIS from teething, orr
We would say to every E
suffering from any Off
plants - DO NOT LET,
the PREDuDIcEs or orHk
your suffering childF
be SURE-ycs, ALB
to follow the use of
" used. Full direc n
accompany each bot y
unless the fac smile Off
ms, New York, is on
Sold by Druggists 5
Principal Office, l3r
Sold by Bolles. Smith
Jan. %, 1889.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18

NIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT WHOLE
~ sale or Retail at
WALLACE Il SONS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18

ERESH CAN PEACHES, SARDINES 4
IL Pickles can be had low at the store of
WALLACE d SON.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18
New YORK. AUG. %. 1855

Professor of Chemistry
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18
THOUSANDS.

1t not only relieves Y.
but invigorates the
corrects acidity, aud n
SO the whole system.
IL relieve
GRIPPING IN THES
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18

\ SUPERFINE ARTICLE OF SCOTCH
"A and Macoboy Snuff, at
WALLACE d SONS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18

I 000 LBS. PUTTY. ALSO NAILS
l,OOO and Window Glass, at
WALLACE & SONS
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-18

4 FINE ARTICLE OF PRUNES, RAILS
~ ins and Figs, at
H. WALLACE & SONS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
The Tariff

Those acquainted with Affairs at Wash
inst)n, cannot but fail TO discover the fact
tina, the bl,ek democracy are in a glorious
state Of confusion upon the snIjcct OF re-
vision OF the tariff Buchanan goes in for
protection and specific duties. while Cobb,
his Secretary Of the Treasury, who has this
particular subject in his care, opposes re-
vision and sticks to regular graded system
Of adyalorem duties. The Prcsiden, Is Tor
protection, his Secretary for free trade.
Then, again. the committee of ways aud
means, made up by South Carolina Speak
or. il % constituted that no one plan can DO
agreed upon to be reported to tie House.
The revenue now accruing falls lar short OF
meeting the government expenses. and old
Buck threatens IL Congress does not revise
the tariff - as to increase the rates, he will
convene the next Congress. As between
buchanan and Cobb, we have no doubt the
President i right. The tariff should be
thoroughly revised. and 50 graded as to ale
ford incidental protection to American in.
du,try. In Now EngIaad We have largo
manufacturing interest whici should he ia
ken into account, in modelling ,aritI Of dn.
ties. While Louisiana looks on, for It 'u-
Gar growing interests, Kentucky AMI Mis-
souri, for the culture OF hemp, Pennsylvania
for her iron. aud Illuoi. Tor her lead, New
England should take care Of her SpiHii,i and
looms. Much Of the future prosperity Of
Maine will depend, whether her dnc water
powers can BE- broush, into use and q home
market thereby created, FOR her farmer.
b., we took up our pen merely for the pur.
pose Of calling attention to ihi. suhicct, and
with NJ intention of discussing It. The
people Of New England should demand from
tho general government, the same inciden-
,al protection which is extended 10 their
sister States. While they ask ior nothing
more, they have a right to demand nothing
less.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
The "Franking Privilege :,

An attempt is now being made in Con.
gre'-. in accordance with the recommends.
ton II the Post Master General, to abolish
the Thanking privilege now enjoyed by mem.
b'rs Of Congress and pos, masters. Why Is
this change called for? I,issimply because
tie Post dice Department is not seli-su.-
tanning. or in other words docs not yield
suilcrgn, amount of revenue to pay its Cx-
p'n,s, What would be the effect Of
its aholition, IS proposed by the bill now
before the National legislature? Take
away tie Thanking privilege from post mas.
ters, and /, would be impus.iLla to find men
suitable for he p!dee IN nearly all our small
towns aud villages. who would accept the
Office; and the result would be, set Of in-
d1lent, irresponsible men would come up to
all these places. Tho franking privilege
now enjoyed 10y members Of Congress, is not
for their personal benefit, but for the accom-
uodation of the people themselves. Abol.
lsh il. and il would cut OF nearly all the
important matter now sent out by them to
their constituents througi the mails This
matter consists Of Patent Office Reports. re-
ports from the several Heads OF Departments,
choice seeds distributed at the Pa,en, Office,
speeches. and other printed documents in
which a large mass OF the people feel an in-
tercs,. Another thing, great number of
the people have more or less business with
their representatives, especially during the
sessions Of Congress and they can now CONF
munica,e with them free Of postage. Were
the ranking privilege abolished, it would
be otherwise. Ia the Tree States. the great
mass Of the people ara reading commune
~. In the slave States the masses are COM
paratiyely ignorant; hence it is plainly to
b. seen, that TO abolish the ranking priv
ilege, would be to shut out much valuable
light and information from the people IN
the northern States. For this reason, this
southern measure Is got up to deprive the
in,elligen, portions OF the country OF certain
privileges, or means of Information they
now enjoy. Tho mere ignorant the slave
power can keep the people, the brighter are
their party prospects, and the more hopes
they entertain Of prOlOngipg the existence
Of the miserable dynasty now miruling the
country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

whsrc.-at any rate not within hundreds OF
miles Of any railroad route To the Pacific.
These reports are mere fancy sketches, and
poor at that; aud from reading the same,
no one would ever guess they were railroad
mrrcy. Thi. !. tho wy the money goes
and this is the miserable policy thus far
praeticcd by the black democracy. IN rela-
ton to Pacific railroad. We have no OLE
icciions a, all TO California and other Sec
tions Of our country. immediately interested
in tins gigantic enterprise. trying their
hands at the " democratic " bellows awhile
longer. IL they think tina, the true policy to
get railroad. II they take any particular
pleasure In being cheated and fooled hy"de-
mocratic" promises, such rs Buchanan gave
them before election, let thcm try them
awhile longer. Although we are all inter-
es,cd in ,hi. rrca, project Of internal i'm
rroyemcnt, still We can afford TO wal, lit
tie, until the people can learn the difference
between party whose only God is the i'm
pious Moloch OF slavery, and the ono based
upon the lmmu,ablc principles Of equal JUS.
iicc TO all sections and interests known To
our common country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

Towy MrrriSG. ~ the Town Meeting
held on Monday la, To see what should be
done in relation to the petition Of certain
citizen, Of Norway to annex portion Of
Par, to tha, town. Major John bennett OF
South Pari. was chosen Moderator. twas
voted to oppose the prayer Of 'aid petition,
and to select delegation to appear before
the Committee On Division Of towns At IA.
gus,a ior that purpose. Alyah Black, Iu.
ius ; Stevens and Ruff. X Goodenow wcra
CHOSEN A. ,ha, delegation.
The petitioners tor this annexation pro-
jet, give three reasons for this change.
FIRST. TO improve the road second, to hcil.
itatc the attending Of church and lastly,
{, assi,, tho sch lars about going 10 school.
These reason, may be coscnt in the minds
Of those Who give them but there are a-
many other rcasons which might have been
gwen, tha, would have been vastly more ~.
10 enumcratc them, the petitioner, should
have said 10 the legislature, we want this
eight hundred acres Of land taken from
Paris and added 10 Norway. First, because
it will add 5000 to our valuation sec.
ond, because W, want all the land ,r, can
sct for ne admS aud third, b,caus, it i.
nlucIc'' 10 ~, while in tie possession Of
nur pri.hl,,rs
But to refer to the reason, in the petition
or ono moment. Suppose one or twenty
hmrlie. build and locate on land in Paris,
near the line, and near Norway Village.
suppose they have children to send to school
wish to u,c the Poet OEco and 60 to
church, what difference will it mako to
them whether in Par. or Norway? Thcy
have a provision u law which gives them
the disposal Of their school money. They
can walk to Church aud To the Pos, Olicc
in precisely the same manner and tho same
case they could Il an imaginary line dad not
cross their path hut the question has b..
come legislative one aud we will not dis
Gus. il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
Democratic Harmony.

IL is truly amusing for an outsider 10
stand and witness the beautiful family quar-.
rel now raging in the democratic camp
in Maine. ThcprInciPaI bone OF contention
seems to 10 "squaiier sovereignty" and tie
two beliscrcn, wing. of the party the
" cuts" and "Hs." Those holding Office
under Buchanan, stoutly contend squattcr
Sovereignty means Hoih,ag-,husc who have
been Kicked out Of oiTcr. or who have failed
to get in, a, stGuily contend i, means som,.
thing. Col. Smart. 80 long as he was snug
Is slowed away in the Blast Custom House.
W., SURF to asrcc with the powers at Wash
ing,on while Dickcr,on. his rival, was flil
90 rc'cllioa against the tyranny uf ,he White
il.usr. But things amt now as they
used 20 was" Old Buck ju.t told Smart
be- lad had his nose in the public crib long
enough. and 80 ho ehokcd him OF, and told
Di,ksr.on to walk in and hang up III. hat.
This altered the case wonderfully with these
two pap led patriots. 1t was Dickc>on'.
turn now to pug the Executive. and Of course
Smar. had 90 take the other track. Col.
Smart. no, liking state of "mas,crly mac.
tivity" in the political world, mounted
local hobby, and run for Representatives 10
the legislature from the town Of Camden.
as the "rCople's'H (a,c the mark can.
diiate. IL is sad about ono hundred r..
puN.oaHs Of Camden, were silly enough to
vote for him,-noi being willing to trust a
nan Of thar orr party to look ou, TO- the
interests oi their town. Taking advantage
Of the ,rcalnsu Of these hundred rcpulli.
cans, the Col found himself among cor.
p,rals guard Of "dcmocra,s" ia the present
House. No time wa 10 be lost. \ caucus
OF these political saints made Smar; their
candidate for Speaker. H. next manages
10 get the nomination for U ; Senator. and
TO cap the climax puts through the caucus
a string Of 'Tn,rn.idri" squaI,cr sovereign
" resolutions. blowing the party platform
at Washington sky.hish. These resolutions
out Douglass Douglass They are the gp.
mns article i,.clf No sooner !. it found
out that Smart and hi. allies are LAYING an
underground train 20 " blow up" Buchan.
ans administration, than every "f,i dog
who could wag hi. tongue, sct to howlin:
and snarlins a, the POLITICAL herc,y Of TIL.
Smart and be camp followers. There is
ycrlect nus " in the whole democratic
camp in Maine. Down with the rebels"
roars out the "iaJ"-"none Of your Official
dicintion," snarl. tho " outs" But the
most IaushahIc part Of this farce Is the lac,
that this savage e :ht tcivccn the two Ar.
can races, is over the dead body OF that old
vind.brokcn, spawned nag, "squa,ier GOV.
ercieniy."
"Thr comb II ihickeu.. on ,c have,
Who Wsh o. office ot the gave;
Wave Cas,asi--,ll ,uur haupefs wave,
Nod charge "Dick'," strongest iausp;
lev, lev shall part where ialny meet
The snos shall h. their winding sheet,
With s'srN tuTt tsss.s.th tk.,T is.t
Shall be a " hunker's" sspuk hrc."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

\ letter in the Tribune. FROM London,
says the new minister to the United States
Is commissioned 10 negotiate for the pur-
CHASE OF the state OF Maine, ~ De annexed
to canada. Maine may not like the ar.
rlnsement but then, II is tho natural out.
lot OF all tue Cauadas, and self preservation
requires that England should possess il.
ApropOs to this, will be s,cn. in the Con-
sre'sional proceedings, proposition Of an
Illinois member, to annex the Canadas to
the United States.
The Washington States, says the demo-
cratic section OF tie Union could afford 10
give 5O,OOO,OOO to set rid OF the whole Of
New England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

modest and civil as Of old and |, became u
byword with the Grunwieselonians, when
any one showed signs Of relaPsins into such
vulgar and ridiculous practices, to call HIN
",he old sen,leman'sapc."
The Orang-Ou,ang, who had played 80
long the part Of gentleman ofiashion. was
handed over to the proprietor Of the cabine,
Of natural history. This gentleman feeds
him. gives him the run Of his yard, and
shows Tim to every stranger as great rari'
"; and there he is to be sem to :he pres
ent day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

radical change is certainly demanded in
.hi. department. As it now is, any p,r,pa
who can in any manner become the poses.
or Of five dollars, can buy an appointment.
So notorious |. this fact, and 50 many 10.
worthy, incompetent persons have been sp.
pointed. the people have no confidence in
the Office anywhere, and the title Of M'., 10
comparison with Esq, has really becomsaa
honorary one. INDI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

The Norway Advertiser b, 20 Do ailI %
the li,t Of papers IA thi. State which have
renowned democratic principle, and g 0'
nothing tha, is democratic except sas par.
~. [Bath Times
On THURSDAY, while Thom,. G,tsl.y AMI
Michcal Mannohan were employed In ,as
sixth story OF the sugar works d, Portland,
they were in some way prrcip,atcl 90 ibs
lower loor-a distance OF about sixty !sst.
Gately was instantly killed, but Mlnnstaa
cscap'd with a broken ANGLE.
Col. Cate, the Democratic candidate f'
Governor Of New Hampshire, has pa, h.n-
SILT on the Dougla. platform. IN hra,rrP.
lance letter. be declare. tha, "non.int.rle-
renee by Congress in thcque.iion of slavery
either in the States or Tcrritores," b, ihs
principle on which lie suui,. Territories,
he says, should be allowed to rcsahie tas.'
own affairs.
The preaching politics" case, which
has been pending in Washington County,
has been decided at the recent term Of the
Supreme Court. The action was brought
to recover a subscription Of SIS, .u'.er.'ei
by the deit. to aid IN supporting doc rel.
The defence was that the pIf preached Iol.
liics. At tho first trial the jury li no:
agree. The Verde, at the recent term va'
Tor plr
During the month Of January the house
Of Elias lleus,is. on a turnpike near Law
rencrburg, Indiana. was entered uiisn
nights successfully, by desperate band Of
burglars, and each night various articles
stolen. The depreciation, II the thieves
we're checked by a rally on the part OF Mr..
II. 5 neighbors, who assembled at hi. house
armed. Learning this the rosues turned
their attention to q now locality.
The llallowcll Gazetiee say, Mc.r,. ;
Page & Co. Of that city are successfully en-
eased in the manufacture Of coal oil. They
have no, succeeded yc, in refining it COR 10.
Illuminating purposes.
An injunction hl. bern servel upon tie
selccimen Of Bridgeport, Conn, to prevent
their letting out the town poor to the love
est bidder.
Judge Douglas will no, get to New Ilamr-
shire to speak, bu, will s1on write a lesser
for circulation among the Democrats.
From the Tribune's correspondence
"Mr. sherman committee have taken
,csiimon.. which proves nagrant frauds in
the Navy Department. The lltc,, disclo.
sure relates to the agency Tor supplying the
Navy with coal, by means Of which it is
proved that large sum. we're raised aud used
in Pennsylvania for corrupt election purPo-
'es last year, under the immediate direction
Of Clancy Jones and President Buchanan.
Jones is implicated in other abuses.
A Frenshman, at North vassalboro' VIII
lase attempted TO commit Suicide last Sat-
nrday evening by stabbing himself in the
stomach With a knife. Not getting rid OF
his life in this manner, he made another at
tempt by swallowing poison which would
hayo proved fatal bad no, DR.. Barrows OF
that village, been sent for who relieved th'
man. lie was laboring under
severe attack Of insanity, and said he ".
~ kill himself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
Ibe Otforo 9emotrat
PARIS. MAINE. FEB. II, 1850.
PunLisKEp EvrEr FRIDAY MORNING ny
WIN. A. PIDGIN g. Co.,
rRornEroEs.
JOHN J. PERRY. Editor.

rerms..--Ope dollar and fhy cent, .irieil,
II 1ByAScT: Que dollar and ss'ent, five cent.
"a thin siN months: two dollar, az the snd Of the
wear. 10 which. M, cents viii be added TOT
c,ery wear which payment - delayed.
as. Il. NUS. (succtssot toN u. PalmcTO
Newspaper Advertising Agent. No. !, scollal''
Buildiug, Courts street, Bosluu, 10 authorized To
receive lyefii,cmcuts lot this paper, az The same
rates required by ~.
~ VI. PErrINGiLL & Co, 10 STATE ST.,
Bpiou, and 10 Nassau 81, New lutk, ATE our
dul, authorized gents o,procarinl subscriptions
lurssrding advertisements,
e raymrnt ior all ad,crt,scmcut' - held To
Do doe from the date otihe fret Insertion.
- Communications should lc detected TO
o The ONlord Democrat" Pane, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

4 LITERARY ENTERPRISE lloSoRABLY Con-
QUOTED. Ii is stated that q. q. Evans 4
Co., Of Boston, during the year 1865. dis
tributed among their patrons over SljO,OOO
worth Of Gifts, consisting Of Gold and Sill.
ycr Watches, Gold Jswelry, and other
Gifts of intrinsic value. Mr.. Evans being
the originator Of the Gil, business, has dis
tanced all competition.-lIved down all OF
position. aud is endorsed by all the leading
publishing houses in the United States.
See their advertisement In another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

LIsr or SnERIFrs. We have received
from W. &. Manning, card, containing u
list OF all the sheril' aud Deputies, in the
State, with their Post 0Gice address. II
will DO found a very convenient affair.
Forwarded, On receipt Of - cents. Al.
dress, Box 1864, Portland,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
Resolutions Of the Cumberland Bar on
the death of T.. y. Cummings, ESQ.

whereas. The members Of the Cumbsr.
land Bar have learned with profound regrs,
and sincere sorrow OF the death Of our
Brother. ESocII l.. CuuHrNos. Esquire and
whereas. in h.. sudden departure We are
ara,n reminded Of the certainty u death
and the uncertainty Of life and in view Of
tbi, mournful event. and in token Of oar
esteem. which his life aud character have
justly inspired
R,,olr,i, That W. sincerely lamen, tho
death Of our brother. and that while We
bow with submission to tho will II Prov.
den,e in thu. early removing him from he
sphere Of hi. earthly pursuits. We cherish
hi-h respect for the memory Of his virtues.
his industry and talents, bis substantial
professional at,,inmenu, AMI uu,LAkcn
fidelity to clients.
R,,olrsd. That we tender n hi' ho15rI
wife and little children our deepest ymra.
tly and heartfelt sorrow. knowing tia, %
earthly possession can gu the place mad,
vacant by the death Of tender and aG,o.
,ionate husband and father.
Rr,o'r,d. That in token Of our rc'p's,i,
our amcnted brother. We, As members Il
the Cumberland Bar. will attend his flHr.
al lhi. afternoon, tJanaary 9th, \. D.
1887 At O'Clock
Rs,olred, That thcsa resolutions b, pc.
sentcd 10 the Court now In session, with
r.quest that the same b. placed up1n ,ta
records. and that tho Court, when b, a.
journs, will adjourn till tomorrow morn.
ing. at . O'Clock
Voted, Tha,a copy Of these resolution,
be presented to the family Of toe deceased.
In 1852. jaime, Buchanan wrote letter
from wheatlaud. treating upon iha issue,
upon which the democracy could conducts
successful campaign Touching upon the
administration Of tho lnancia, Affairs, 30
SAID
ITO be liberal with their own money,
but .parins with that Of the republic, VAS
the glory Of distinguished public servants
among the ancient Romans. When ibri
maxim vas reversed, az! the public money
was employed by arilal and ambitious lsn.
agpsuc, % secure their own lsgrulI3.
ment, genuine liberty soon expired. Ii i'
true that the forms or the republic coniiu.
ued Tor many years. bat the anmaiin; aai
inspiring soul had aed forever. | entertain
no serious approhcn'ions tia, W shall ever
reach this point, yet We may It'll profit BY
their example"
lie was himself the successful candidate,
aud has himself reversed the Roman char.
acter and with what effect upon the c,lu.
try. the future need not be looked 10, .
show.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

REroRT OF STATE TREASURER. Tho &c.
port OF tie State treasurer, is an exceedingly
brici aud busincss.like document. lie says
Ia brief, that he has received 73.gSi. 20,
added to which the balance on hand ut be-
ginning Of the year, makes total amount
Of Si22 ,iOS,OO. lie has expended S3IG..
OJ9,is, leaving balance in the treasury OF
S76,36s,j2. This balance is the school
fund, now due, but which Is withheld under
the statutes, till the amount Of state tax
shall have been paid. There has been re.
ceiycd from the general government, an nc.
count OF expenses arising out Of the North
Eastern boundary quc~siOn, $40, l2G,9S.
The usual state tax will DO required.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11

The Mt. Vernon entertainments at Deer
ing Hall, Portland, are well attended and
excite marked interest among the citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
ercisnty'

"Thr combu ihicken.. ou yc have,
Who psh e. utioc ~ The gave:
Wave Cls,asH--all ,uur launets wave,
Nod charge "Dirk's" strongest latter,
lev, lev shall part where ialn, meet,
The snos shall ~ their Winding sheet,
With ever, tu1t isss-sih th.,T is.i
Shall be " hunkef's" sspuk hrc."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
nnnL md Job Printing
Loo Al. AGENTS.

PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-23

"A NEW WATCH FOR TIMING
a HORSESHOE CHRoNoDRoMETER.- Appleton,
Tracy a Co, Watch Manufacturers, waltham, Mass,
have invented Watch for timing horses, which performs
with prompness and accuracy before attained.
drawing and full particulars sent application at
Waltham at 1853 Washington street, Boston, 10 Rob
bins Appleton, New York. patent has been applied
dawtml n2o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-23

sofa, and Missouri, have come protests against
it, and even in Connecticut, where we gained
member of Congress through the German
vote, our Republican speakers, some of whom
are from Massachusetts, assured the Germans
that the amendment would be voted down. 1t
has been denied that the DISTINGUISHING amend
ment will have the injurious effect ascribed to
1t, and the elections in st. Louis, Wisconsin
and Connecticut are pointed to. We submit
that the public men of those localities are bet
ter able to judge what will have an injurious
effect upon them than we at a distance are, and
in those elections the foreigners were assured
that the amendment would be deisa ed by a
popular vote. Meanwhile the Buchanan press
throughout the west is upbraidng the Repub-
lican Germans with the amendment, saying
that the Republicans of Massachusetts degrade
the Germans below the negro, allowing the lat
ter to vote after one years residence in the state,
but requiring two of the German
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-23
RGE R. HICHBORN
AuCtiOneer & Real Estate Broker.

OFFICE No scoLLAY's BUILDING, BOSTON,
Entrance, fremont Row.
@. r. H. will give his personal attention to Sales at
Auction OF Real Estate Farms and Farm Stocks Stocks
Of Goods in Stores, Furniture Residences &C.. &C. In
CITY and Country. Also to Real Estate Private Sale
Refers by permission TO Hon Il. G. Loring, Dr. j. " c.
Hayden. deS6m in2I