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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

The following extracts from letter published in the St. Louis Republican, gives correct view, in our opinion, of the late momentuous affairs of Europe:
 BADEN BADEN, July Is, 1859
 When Napoleon III, at the head of his splendid army proclaimed that the time had come when Italy must be altogether Austrian, or free from the Alps to the Adriatc, everybody believed, and no one more firmly than he, that it was his glorious mission to expel the foreigner from Italy and restore that beautiful region to its own people.
 By the terms of tho treaty, Austria is to re- tain possession of Venetia, and of the four fortresses, two of which, Peschiera and Mantua, belong to the ancient territory of Lombardy Her military position in Italy, is, therefore, just As strong as it eve= was Her political position is infinitely stronger; in fact, her authority must now become paramount
 No part of Europe is so much dissatisfied with the Imperial proceedings at Villafranca as England and Prussia.
 To please Napoleon III, the English people drove out of power the Earl of Derby, and that party which valued the French alliance at its true worth, and installed in it's stead Ministry devoted to the French alliance, and placing implicit faith in the French Emperor. The Government and it's organs loudly proclaimed their adhesion to the Imperial programme for the expulsion of the Austrians from Italy. By their remonstranees they encouraged Prussia not to yield 10 Austrias entTsaties for assist
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY q, Is59

New Goods! New Goods
AT THE
MARBLE STOR E.
Lewis g. EastOn
INVITE ATTENTION TO THE
SPRING & SUMMER DRY GOODS
Nov on exhibition at their Magnificent salesrOoms.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
ROBES, ROBES voLATIs,
10 SIN Grnadhe Beraso and valencas the very latest
aud most elegant designs
silks! StIEs! silks!
Check, Black and Fancy, at prices below competition
ONE CASE FRENCH PRINTS,
Comprising great variety Of styles at Is csnswOrh rs
FICcoLoNuNI AND PINE APPLE CLOTHS
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
FRENCH JACKoNETs,
LAWNS MUsLINs,
oReANDrEs BERAazs,
GRENADINES, vALENoIAs, sc.
In endless variety and style.
Travelling Dress GOOdSl
TAMIRTIMs, NAUvEANs
TANJoURs, PoPLIN CHECKS,
CAMILLE AND MoHAIRs,
All new and beautiful goods
sHAwLs, SILK NIANTILLAs,
LACE MANTILLAs, CLOTH RAGLANs,
New style LINEN CHECK BUSTERS, sc
White Goods, MuSlinS, LacOS, Linens, &c,
Complete Stock Of
FRENCH SETS, EMB'D LACE SETS, &C.
SKIRTsI sKIRTsI
The Celebrated Queen OF Diamonds and La BELLE, Dr.
do without them.
SUMMER CAsSIMEREs COATING,
SILK MARsEILLEs vEsTINGs
LINEN DUCKS DRILLS
SUMMER GOODS,
In great variety, for Men and Boys,
HOSIERY, GLOVES and NuTTs.
ALExANDERs KID GLOVES, full line
ParasOlsI ParasOIsI
, A Large stock, very cheap,
sHEETING TICKS.
DENNIS,
ooTToH T>Ds' ------
J.. "----..'r &C. "
Also, TEAS! TEAS!
J, splendid iole Green aud Hack 50 cents y ID
- ~ Being desrous extend business, ovory nre
In extensive stock will be offered at the very lowe
prices and deviation Inducements offered the
az NJ 2l6 new and 0l old number Marble Block, supo
e Street
It apr@hm2s2 LEWIS a. EAsTON
q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

THE PRosPEoT.-The prospect so far for good
crops this year on the Reserve, seem TO be un.
commonly good. "Never" said gentleman from
Mahoning county to US to day, "did see this
country more delightful than now, or the prospect
Of an abundant harvest in the coming Autumn
more cheering" The farmers have had a favora-
bic time for getting in Spring crops, aud if the
season from this on continues as favorable as we
may reasonably expect, we may look for better
times, for there is always a 'good time coming"
when the farmers" the back bone Of all true pros
perity, are doing well. Yesterday tue clouds
promised rain, but failed to discount" it is to be
hoped, however, that they will "down with the
dust" however pretty soon as the well being Of the
growing crops, as well as the material comfort Of
our citizens would be very much enhanced by a
copious shower. Let it rain
LATER.-Since writing the above we have had a
foe shower, and all Nature, animal and vegetable
reiOioes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

For the Lohter.
Mr., EDITOR II cut from the National Demc-
ocrat of the oath inst, the following
FILLING THE INFANT MIND WITH HATRED
or TIE GoyERGMEHT.-Ihe Leader newspap
er printed of large extra, filed with all the
wild infammatory matter which has appeared
ia that paper for weeks, counselng all sorts Of re-
sstanCe ~ law, and containing the grOssest sland
els aud that beautiful specimen Of deceucy, on
Sunday last, was distributed 10 the children OF the
Sunday School At Brighton In this county. II
such are the Tracts which religious Teachers dis
tribute 60 children order 10 taint their minds and
10 wean their affections from their own Govern
meut, Heaven save the Republic
Who the author Is / do not know. II Is hardly
attributable to the Editor Icannot think he would
kaO0iRPlv so demean himself, ns to publish such
an unmitgatad falsehoOd when there Is 80 little 70
be gained thereby--but as of the frog, "you can
not tell by his looks how far be can jump,' so oi
the Government Sap Sucker, you cant tell to whai
depths Of infamy he can lower himself
Judge, however, that the author must have
been one Of the Post Office clique Of our village
seeking for notoristy aud popularity by using the
means frequently pracused by the Sham@aey' i'
wit ialsehood,
But Il matters not who Is the author Of Tho
above. He Is below the notice Of al upright men
The article itself, 80 far as relates TO the dislri
button Of 'tho Leader" Ia bare heed Libel an'
slander on the inhabitants Of our village aud thu
author knew that 1t was false when be pennod It,
The Sunday School Advocate, "a chllds paper
published by the N Z. Church in Cincinnati o.
(aad no other paper was distributed to the child
rem on last Sunday, as has been the practice 70
several years
Is there anything 80 low or 30 mean that sEeI
mau will not resort to for the sake Of Hotoriet!
and popularity! "BhlShPOh"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

DEMPsTERs CONCERT To'NIoHT.-To-night
the celebrated singer and composer, Mr., Demp.
ster will give one of his deseyedy popular enter
tainments aud those of our citizens who are Rd
mirers of good mesic win not fail to attend. Mr.
d has immortalized himself by the composition Of
some of the finest lyric melodies we ever had the
pleasure Of listening too. Do not fail to go and
hear the talented author Of the MAY Queen"-tbe
mau who can express in Music what Teunyson
does in Poetry. The simple fact that the immor
tal''Princess OF Englands laureate is to be welded
to music by Dempster, should Of itself draw full
house Look at the programme OF musical and
poetica gems in the advertisements, and then go
aud take your friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

AN EDITOR IN FII-A little story illustra-
ting the absent mindedness of the famous editor Of
the ~ Y Tribune, Horace Greedy, which was
recently told us is too good to keep. Horace was
stopping at the house Of friend in Allegheny City,
and there being a number Of visitors present, a
large fruit basket was passed around filed with
large luscious apples. A young lady, the daugh.
ter of the host, approached the eccentric editor
while he was engaged in animated conversation
with gentleman upon the subject of "protection
to manufactures" "a subject upon which Greely is
particularly enthusiastic) and politely requested
him to partake. Horace was in the middle Of the,
to him all absorbing topic, aud mechanically reach.
ed out his hand and commenced transferring tue
huge ppins from the dish 10 the left hand rear
pocket of his frock coat The blushing lady could
not well remove the dish while the illnstlious
guest manifested a disposition TO keep on helping
L'--ie A. stood &, a. ---i''a'--s.L ola
giant parlor, the group Of course, "the observed
of all observers" Greely, having deposited some
half of dozen or so in said pocket, 'held her with
his gliltering eye" talking voluhly all the time
and totally unconscious Of everything hut his sub
ject, while making frantic, but abortivo Qf mol
tr1titless) effort to get another "Newtown" in tbC
already aarmingly dstended pocket The damse
thought this the opportunity to escape from IN,
dilemma and made move to pass on But no
The great sditOyill was equal to the emergency
| Suddenly shifting the apple to the other hand h
commenced rapidly filling the other pocket, whicl
process he continued until the entire contents {
the dish were exhausted By this time Greely
Western pockets contained about peck, an
caused bis coat tails to form something near
right angle with his back Although every on
In the room was convulsed either with laughter
or the excruciating effort not TO laugh, Horac
kept on the even tenor Of his discourse, in bssi'
Inconsistencies, aud did not discover his misak
till be attempted TO sit down when he was as muc
astoDished as the Yankee who unexpectedly plan
ed himselfin in the middle oi a spring bottom soft
ard leaped into the air with horror at having, {
he supposed, "squat on somebody's baby"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY ~, 1853


THAT's RIeHT.-we observe that those noble
trees in sbe Public Square are having their health
and beauty cared for by the "City Fathers" That
is as it should be. Those trees are beautiful now
with call their leafy honors thick upon them" and
are among the fuest ornaments Of our Forest
City" Every tue lover Of the beautiful will ap-
preciate the care which they receive as kindness
done to a particular friend. Never did the pecu-
liar beauty which Cleveland possesses in Its multi
ferrous and unsurpassed shade trees appear more
obvious and lovely than now Everywhere the
graceful sprays Of that most etc Of all trees, the
Elm-the rich luxurious shade Of the maple, aud
their gentle sisters of the grove" greet the eye,
and charm the heart with their fresh and pearless
beauty. We would say to those engaged in prun'
lug, do as little Of that as possible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

"THEY'RE A BIrING,"- "--TaSing occasion to
visit the piers yesterday we found the Lake about
the mouth of The River dotted with fishing boats
and discovered that the pike, bass, perch, etc.
etc, were appreciatiug the anxious interest in
their welfare testified by the frequent dropping Of
lines from the world above, by greedily swallow
ing the bait" We saw fine bass with min
me- in his mouth, and heard "Jeames" cry, cha.
ha ~ as he pulled him out and have no doubts
the fish was wishing of Htgher--loather pery
soon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
Delltistry.
DENTS TiEY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA PEBCHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

lsmanuraciurei aud all varieties Of urfci, teeth
put up 10 the bes mlu4er. u lNGEhSOLL,,
M 2II Mar1le Block, superior street, Cleveland, O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

SENTENCED. -Bsaudien, for the third time
convicted Of the murder Of Anthony EuPelle,
at Toledo, has been sentenced to be hung on the
Gath Of June next. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
DIR. CULV FIR WELL,
ON MANHOOD,
4 M4.tsi s,,iv 80 q noe, C'''fls esd Rii'-d
CO.., n Np.,sris'ArI, s., st'hT'ftA' 80 =
I.i,raai N,hoa1. Casi0islusa, 90 aSy
M.Aasifsi IrpAsarD.

Ju., pabl.hsd. thr Och edition. 10 sealed 'av'l-
ups, gu,ii., ant ua,lsi Co. a, aidfc'' post r'id'
90 receipt 81 two stamp.
Th,. little votk, emanit,ng from qnilihed
~ inter ct the Medical rfois.siou, riNes THt
a,st tuF3HraNT iNIoUsATtoA ININ rCn-
ttsurr o. az prr.pus entertaining doulas IT ih"'r
ph,,ir,i condition, or Who arr cpnsr iUus ~ hnV.
e.. h,toird thsit health sni h,rpin'ss-cpni'in.
iug ihr particulars of iR IHurrN N,~ 'wi
rriir,t Nsmc,., fr Spsmai'uhsa or ssni.
nat Wsakp..., D,l,l,p, N'r,uu'usss, De
pfcssipn ~ Spifit.. l.1-. ~ IHsfg,. Latitude,
TniL,t, sell Di.tm.t. Love ct Soliiu,is, ''rpuni-
ir.. re,r. lal-ci.,pp, lu,nlru''N pi'ch'tgr''
Imp,ifed Sight ,nd Ngmur,. ilu'crss tni Pim-
ME. su the Face. Iiis.. lnJif.st.un, Fn'pii'i,"n
ct thr Heart sud lindil, fru.tfsiiuu Of che whole
.,.iru, iniu,ing ,pl,utsac, aud usutsIar phN..
iril irclpasii,-hl m'uu' ol vhi,Ir,'r, "nrm'N
rpr thr,n.eI,ss rt,,.iol. aud at" iuting eN'
Ailw.. ~. Cu. G. Mime. 1T Avenue,
cot laih .i.. N,v lu,k. r,'t l'N. Ne. asst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
ruE OxFORD DEN CR A Il.
ItaMMgDY'S
Medical Dis cry,
ryp cpr,TEST OF TIE AGE.

arm KENNEDY Of RoSbury, has discovered
MI y. "A 80, r,.,nre weeds a rrme,ly that
~ ryIRy KIND on HuNOH. imm we
-, ',,,f,L, down io - common l"hpe' We
1891 N an over eleven hundred cases. ana "e''
=, e,iL.J ,xr,rt in two. lie has NV ~ y"
-, ave, I've hn,dfcd ceftihcaie- "i We '''''
nII vi,hie twenty mile. 81 h's'on'
T,aI.,,,le. ar, warranted 10 cure nursing 'o'e
mouth. -, ti,I of
r;nple. on ihe face. -. ...,.., 4
Two 90 three bbliles viii cure 'he 'l'''" "
hss. ..,. an. ,,,,.t
Ia. b,,ilss are warranted 10 es'r 'he N''''
,,'Jaf -, IN the mnuth anil stomach.
Tb,,, 10 I've Inlifs ATE warranted To cure 'hr
worst Mini Il srysipclhs. -uL..
One 20 two lnltlcs afe warranted Z" eu'r ''' p''
nor 1T the s,cs, l.. az.
T,,o hottie. are warranted To cure running N tue
.,rs anil hlnichss ~ the hair
ro., ,o az battle. nre warranted 10 cure o"'-
rurt and rinning ulcers, ,lt
Onc isatir viii cure sc'ly erup'i"n' ~ 'h' 49,
Two ~ three bottle. ace ~'rr'''eu :" '"'' WV
most desperate cases If fheun'irm'
Thrrr IL IN bottles arr Warranted 10 '"'e wv
sali 'heum. -, s,...
II .rroluh 81,
IL. s,.l /, pr,frct cure Warranted when The above
quraut, y taken. L.h,,.
~, ,,,, led al the wonderful medicines 81 The
,,,. ns that u common weed. growing 90 "nf pa
iufr., AMI along OIL stone wa'. sh"n'i '"" ''e-
?, hun,f; vet IL :. uov ahNed fact " No'h"'
a humpr Il h,s got a. start. The'r ARE 90 10 ~
snts al-ut b.. c,,ing ."us riscs bit ~ You're
m. Ia. ,..lll.I over = thousand BATHS ~ Il ~
A. a L he q
i,.,,,, r,.r. n h.s alfrai, dpuv sorl~ ~ IN"
s,,,tr.t s.,frs ever dat- W. Niss'chuseus' lle
h.. g,,r, a a. rhillu,p srtr "ll' and o. n'd
,rI ~ 81 PEOPLE 81 siNtN; Rnd ssrTn p'"' l,''
~, LAX ing r,tIrri. wh"se il-sh urs s'i 'ni uih'
l,. fc.,pfr, o. p-tlr,t state % health u, ihe u'o
fone boulr.
oas lsuiilr vii alsa,. cufr u. u gN,' s''' 70
tsfin c.i,rth anI ditfinrss Somr Whn have IA
l,,, have l.rn rs.ti,e So ,rafs, ini have l'rru
,.,yltrIbyit. Whsf- the i,'l, D. .nuni ~ w"th'
,,,. ,,.,. bot " here ihrtc 3. ans drung 'Incni "
al. G,,i.un. 90 naturc. q W,l o'usc 'rtN singu'r
G..l,rrs, hut 700 must MT L. ahun-l-lh'N "i'
,,..pt,-,r IN iu,ui ilur d,,s a. . week. lhr', ["
never /, lad result from ii--In The cuHifin When
that i~rlng b. gone, Nuu s,ll tel N"nf'eU "N' q
nos prrsou. | hr,rl srmr Il The mot ~Nu''''
gart ,n.pmiuri. Il II hat m,n ever l'irn"I To-
No sh,pgr 81 .irt svsr a-rc's'ry. lat ih' best
sau csn gc, ael cuough oft
RaNnrrY. Sept 10, 1858.
Thi. u certify that n II. IVY, pwgs''i'
p,di,nI, &. tn, apl, du, lpth1r'S@d crnrul 'srri
Zoe ~, Wrls,l Discovery far b. STATE "l h'''e'
anil that h. =, supplied Nth W. scu1.nr, Itcr'
f,om p, I.,h,rst,f,. DONALD kENNLpN.
n. Il.HNN. Druggist, fuulaad, the onlp 'u'
thu,itsi sg.ni i'i Maine.
SslIt, Andrsv. \ Rates. raii. III. W. \
Rns. -. raus; T.. Atvsud 3 Co., hu' sh'h :
u. .. Moves, NufWaN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. IL. EL'DY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Late Agent o. The u. s. T'dieRf 06os, Wash
iaeion, uadsr the act Of 1851.
"a state ST., opposite itiiby 81, Doston.
A FrEG al rNisnsive practice ot upwards 81
n tsrot, wears, coatiaas ito secure paieais IN
the united states. and alto In Great priiain.
France, AID other fcrcign countries. Ca''ab,
Specifications Assignments, aud all Papers OF
UnWing. fof Patents executed on liberal ierms,
aad With despatch. Researches made inta A'ne-
rican OF Fofeign works To determine the VALIDITY
90 uiiliiy ~ fatenis or lnycntions-snd issalor
och. advice Tendercd IN all matters teaching the
same Copies of the CLAWS of any Pstenis iur
ni.hel b, temiiung One Dollar. Assignmeuisre-
corici II Washington.
Til. Aseuc, 1. not COL, the largest 10 New Ing
.nd, hu, thpugh IL Inventor. have Advantage Zoe
securing pstenis. or sscrtisinins the psi'n'nl'ly
al invrniion., unsutpassed hy, ifoot immeasur.
hIy surcriof TO- arN which can he "iirtcd them
elsewhere. The testimonials islnw gwen prove
that nan. u MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE
PATENT OFEIC T. than The Subscriber. and 80
NTCCFSS rs TIE BEST PROOF or AD.
TINTIGFS AND ABILITY. he would add
that ~ has ahuniant reason a. believe. and can
move tina, al 10 athrt oihcc ot the kini are the
sh,rsr, iar Observation-Disclosures - mudenis. The
incense pfscticeai the Subscriber during twenty
wears pa: h,s snahled him a. accumulate a yast
r,ll.rtion II specification. and ulhcitl decisions
reI,ti,e a. pat.nts. Thee, besides hi extensive
iH.r,r, IT lesal aud merhanir,l wofk. aud Gi,l ac
ronn's oT Patrrts granted a the Uniisd States and
Earopr, rrrdrr him able, b-,ond question. To offer
superior fac,li,e. loT ,biainipg rairpis.
Al nrcc.sii, ~ i,urnr, a. Washington topfo.
cure pairnt, snd the usual great dcls, there. ATE
saved Inventors.
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FAMILY BIBLES.

w k~,p ihs let ass1r'p'nt 81 f'miI' Uihss
q, ID. Guld in Nvu Ea.iarl, al ths srrs lu"r-t
pfirr..
O,t.rr. from CinIi. or .insr individuals Solicit.
oil ilau 40 r,,its ul ih--Hu1ft,. 90 Uhi-h pr'ir''
.,tr.tsrIt,t UIl Is gFutHiitI ii a.' Casvs,
G.ytt tidurs.rrni. O., Agr1is gvrlng up 'Hh',
,pf i-rtst .afi.hr'ir1 .isln tu Jur h1srf' thhnlN
To-, uih-t caHretu it tas c.a1fN. Please send Zoe
GsrH.rr.
N.R-W- 'r mi, i.srs uur Catalogue hom a
d rrurf urI down cellar, beIr stIsH-rrs rtrnpt
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.rl-ra.. i1 Ha.fau. 10 h-re yisttr iIun ihs cHu1'
o., noe r.lfdtau, ,n,itsl 60 r,u srI srs &C. ihsm'
,.,s.. &c. EVANS \ g.,
o. tuunhil. Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
9Th YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE.
New ListofG iftsfo r1S59l
CATALOGUES FREE To ALL
CT. CT. EV AN s g. Co.,
A, their original Gil Bookstore
No. as Cornhill, Boston,

COMMENCE the ss~ year ~ih m sn''gei
I ClialoUe,--s g'eaisf variety o, ""''
-. 80 .rr nov prepared 20 ohrr gwster ~
I,,.,-,,,r,,i. o. 1o.,k baNcrs ihaa eSet 'ripfe'
Tinr h. proved that The si6 system - prr,a'
s-nt. Evans \ O.. are t-,esnine'i 10 p'"'e 'n''
ths,r rstahl,.hmeai 3. c,aiur,rd uni-f ih' 's'''''
IT, a NOW ht-nl AID impartial manaef 'h'a avn
oih,. HAVING L,el doSn i''n'.' sll "rp'''''n'
aa.I having ,hs iesii,mi-y" Il their p'a % OPS
a., IL 49,. l-i,sl ro.a Msiac 10 California, they
-. AL =. h, g-u-r,u.. Try them All jais,
g. ,....r.slVFa
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The New American CyelOpTdia'
ArOPuLNI DICTIONARY on
Genrpl kro~lrdsr.


rI;,.I T., Grouag RtrtrI aud CH,trs \.
paw, N...t.i T., numrt"us Hui select
Cuu. II wuleu.
Thu. worl will b. Published eNcl"'''sl, %, 'uh'
.,,,pi,oa. 10 Is large $50. volumes. each '"uihln'
,nr $50 tvo ruisrnu u'g's. Nn' u n"" n'hl'
s.,t,,,,a- oyrr 5000 originally written a'ucls''
~,lI he sent b., natl 90 az, ai'rsss. Tee oi post
sg.. pr,sr pee ysl.. Cloth, -; L"raSy 'N"'
heather. - 80: bali Morocco. 81: hall R"''ia go
to-, "a %.
H. order thata large circulation may w. given
a., w-k the puiltshsfs also issu. ~ Boz p ~.
nnmI.,.. ,rut,ining 90 ragrs zach. sod u parts
containing 2s6 page. s.sh. d.,rl fourth "rnl''
anI each oIr dollar Ilu containing . steel phie
r,,if,,. ui sumr distinguished 'nsu) Those Wh"
,,.i., r.,trs fr ths ~,rL 80 ths rate Of p 'rnts,
II. of3. % tune, V 30 BE- rushei 10 do SOC d''
.,I.r,tum which meets With read, fe'ponsr hou
,ru many. aoi which e. y. thought p'fs'n "I
,4..I.fatf irs,o. w,II avail hiui'sli &C.
Nov D.. che tine Goo ,rg,'irr un,'' name ior Tbs
rfssf u.Ik.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Admini,trator's Sale.

ny vir,a. of 4, licen.r o. NE granted b, the
ID hlastable Juig- II P,uhate fir ,he Count,
81 DSfrd. shalt srii b, pubir o. private ale 90
the preui-ss, ut >ata,dt,. III 9Th d., Of March
A. % 1859. 81 ~ o'ciucS 4. ". 90 much Of the
RAJ estate OF Wa. u Gr,~a, late .f S~eien. d.
ceased. ~ Will p,uduer 'hr sea Il one hunired
sn 6u,-.IN Uaisf-. Go the psyn.ut of The ja.t
debt. q the drc-tssi. chi,gss Of administration
ald incidsaial charges.
LBEN =. BANGS, Aim'r.
SW,,lse. Jan. p. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Eyecutriy's Sale.

ny ,itte Ut a license 10 ne granted by the hoa
ID or,bis ledge q Probate ior the C,uniy Of On
G,rd. shall sell az public 90 priSaie salr, at The
hoa.e t,iel, occu9,si b. Robert Mounwopd. late
81 B,uWnG.Ii. ,erva.e,l oa Tuesis,. The 9TH ia,
81 Apsii, A. n. 1859. At I o'c''ck =. W., 80 much
of t6- zeal estate 4 said R.bet WuunWU"d a.
viii ps,iu.r The .uni of han irr'i 'i"lhr., h'
tn pa, men 1T tn iu.t deht, % the deceased ''z
acis., rhAges 81 administration ani incidental
charges.
sABRINA NORWOOD, ES'rS.
n, T.. W. Woodbury., hrr Au'y.
Sweden, Feb. Is, 1859.
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4 new Watch for Timing Horses
THE cHRONCDROMETER.

APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
Watch M.uuf,,,u,t,. WALTIlAM. Mass, have
in,r,. 81 watch foe 1im'ug llofs''. which pet'
fufm. iih q Ifrmrirs's aud ACCURACY u''sI u''
i.fr attained. dtav irg snt iulit stiisu.ai'seut
on application 10 Wstham, 90 a. l63 Na'hlusion
:, l.o.,on. ~ lo Robbiu. = Arpl,ton, N,~ lu'k.
4 ralsnt be-, ts,n applied lof. -
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EORS OW NERS,
mann REAnl

Clatsmont. n. n. March l., 1855
MTG. Dstler. Dear Sir have ioM N.
sro., Of Miller. Coadi'ion Pow t'r' all oct nat
t..,,b, ~ ,ou. vow ul, s,ad n. Ia
-. NO, 1ow,lers by cxpfsss. and BE- then A.,
',n IN, ,hsm anl vii pay then hsfe,--as ...,s
:, :, 800, ,,n f,r have customers waiiug atthss.
(signsdJ ~ J. NpNN.
Nswbappon, Mass. Apui ,l.j,.
MI. c. Halter. Dear So The hst ,iF,b.
- -, 80, Len ms some 81 luHt Mil'5t'. e.
AIR., p.wLrf.. have uird IiHm m,,,ll. aal
mao, OF frisnd., and Ne hnd 'h,H lo ar,s,r
,onl rscou.inen, alton % veil ihsi vant ouis
s.gi ms .iN totsn more ~ soon ~ 'o1ttH.,at.
P.as. h., The sSp',.s pay lou Tor thea ast
will pay ihcm heic. ,,,.,.., ,.,,r,,...
(SigHsdJ h"HL' ''h'NNN.
&. ". Atweli ,Dscfiag block hsrhrts,tus
po,,l,nd. Gsnc,a IA r,niloI Maiae.
sIIL, A,.l,,w, 4 Bates, parisliil' w 4
Rs,,. south Pari,;E. Atwood & Go. .baslfsg.
ii,mm iI,oc.. BupL6sld. aad deaIsf''n m,tl,tr,
evsNv he,".
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How TO oh,nin the Crcloprdin.

T. u, 1ppl,ing o. the n'art,t regular c"'''''n'
t..I ,,,st If, r,t, or tawu. or haui the name o.
l1ukfri'rr
"A. n, rcmttiug a. che ruhlshcrsihc amount
l,t one vol. &C. mafr,uf iurunr or more : pati''
o, f,f bp. uf toufr rumb.ts $50 pur'- al"Nr.
ImusiptsI, up1u receipt Of ihe MONEY 'hr h""N
will No. sent lts. ofpo.tgr, in siruns wuplrf'' o.
no., siIfr.. within 1000 mile. in che luted