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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16


REFERENCES:
X. s. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; Aliis a Howes
Evansville, Indiana; A. ". Phelps K Son, New
burgh, Indiana Minor 4 Hade, Newbngh, In
diana III. ID. Neycomb & Brother, Louisville Ken
tuchy; u. 5. Benedict K Son, Louisville, Kentucky;
Thomas DanfOrth, Secretary, New Albany Insurancse
Co, New Albany, Indiana; II. Simpson 4 Co.;
New Albany, Indiana; W. III. Catlin, henderson,
kentucky X. G.. Beverly, Hendersoa. Kentucky;
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. BaEsk., jefferson
ville Indiana; Merrett Campbel and Ca., st. Louis
DO. ;y3i-Iy
NtRED. DEL BO.N.DRK0, (O.M.aIs-
u sion Merchant, Nc. Lafayetss Sxrcot, New Or
leans, for the sale of butter cheese. had eggs, drisd
fruits Flour, Meat aud all sorss of Western Pro-
ducc, and for the purchase OF Groceries, &C. Cash
advances made cOnsignmenls. mal5-ly
<TLIRD.-TRE U.N'aR R 81 ~ NE -,
u for many years chief Clerk in the house OF
JOHN HURLEY Co, lsgs to offer his services
Commission Merchant. 20 the friends and patrons
Of that house, that t has retired from business
With this end in view haze formed a eo-partuer-
shir with Mr. r. W iSntou, senior at the old and
wvil known firm "f f W. Benton TO, under the
nsms and style Of BENTON &kINt;, 60 taks place
from the 1st OF MSS, proN. .s
The subscriber reliOe for support upon the friends
Of the oil house ot JOHN hURLEY & TO-, who
have hal oppy StgJties OF experiencing the prompt
ness and aJiity with which he attended 10 their
business. very resI~cSf,iliy,
THOMAS KING, r
Is.,er OF LAFAYETTE aud New Leyee streets.
New 0Ileans, April ~, 1855 augS-y
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"OAO H ~ S.A LIE .a.y.D RETAIL
~ BOOK STATIONERY STORE. as,rzx>
just received and for sale by the sub SS4ExH
scriber, large aud splendid assortment &sSH
of Books and Stationery, consisting in E4&B
part Of GOO Reams Of Cap, Letter and 10y
Note Paper 500 Quires OF Blank Books, from l0c
to sl.5O per quire; 10000 assorted Envelopes
Memorandum Books of all kinds Also a large as
sortment Of School Books Bibles of all kinds all
Kinds OF miscellaneous Works Gold Pens of all
kinds steel Pens Of every brand Gold and Silver
Penholders and Pencils Pocket Books and Poxt-
monnais OF every description Musical Instruments
ei all Kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper; DEsW-
ing Paper and Pictures States aud Pruciis, lax
and Inkstands and many other articles too nR-
metOus to mention, all of which will be sold al the
very lowest price Tor cash. j. HEALY,
Fosters Block, corner Of Main and First streets
aug4
HOH.s'AUHLEI'SC co., ron W:.f RID
- ing and Commission Merchants, No. 30 rchoup-
itoulas street, New Orleans.
JOHN HURLEY SULLIVAN
septl567-ly -l -.e
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nee H- .24TECLEs .N.EI.EH EF-

&v fore introduced into this uIark.t-WoaAS's
FRIESD-"GERaAS FRAsIER SOAP" A super ior ar-
ticle for washing and cleansing clothes, 6c.. Dr..
HOasekeepeTs take notice.
Patent Wagon Grease-suPerior 10 Tar, Black
Lead, or anything Of the kind--in boxes the right
sizs. DraymoH, TeamsteIs, and owners Of wheeled
Vehicles, generally, tsss notice and govern them
selves accordingly
mSrIs ULMslE ED SABIN
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~"R. DE LII CR0FX, FRR.S,r,SI
WI DYER AND SCoURER
Corner Of Vine and First strnats
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Wond respectfully inform the ladies and gentie.
men oi this city and vicinity, that lac has oteued
piElS0, CLEANING AND REPAIRING
ESTABLISHMENT,
w here he will clean and dye all kinds Of silk and
Wooilen Goods. viii remove grease, paints. 6c
Without the slightest injury te the goods
All work done al this establishment win Ia ,xar
ranted TO give entire satisfaction. san,s3.sro
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IVHE PROPRTETORS OF THE CITY FOUN-
II dry beg leave to inform their friends aud the
public in general, that they prepared 20 do all
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Plates, Bell Pulls, Hinges, Bailing, Knobs, Locks
with Plated Knobs ana Furniture, at Cincinnati
prices mart
Or. J. FLEAcER'S
DENTAL @f OFFICE.
CORNER MAIN AND FIRST sTs..
EVANSVILLE, IA.
Also, 6ne preparation for cleansing the Teeth and
hardening the gums he had 81 DssF at 25c. hex
~ s.HITX,s SHIRT .H.f.NVE.sC-
Ss TORY, 10 MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
Ii YOU wish % get the worth Ot your money In
Shifts, ,Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods
FANCY SHiRTiAc PRINTS,
Please call at 35 Main Street, :, T. -. s.rr.r
All orders for Stitching Silk, Cotton and Linen
Goods, promptly attended 90, and neatly executed
Grateful for past patronage, respectfully solicit
continuance OF the same, .. j. =, 49,.
Shirts made 10 order from measurement, and
satisfaction warranted. sept3-ly
NsE EW..sRRIg.fL OF Ki2E sA DRi y
dv GOODS, fancy and staple srticles.--Just re-
cetved al the store of
vi LIAM j. q z u 3 l. z r,
43 Main ST. between First and Second,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
A complete lot Of
ID ry Or dS
for cash. l.e .-l
Remember, 43 Main street, between. First and
Second. lseptl4l WIN. J: DEUBLER.
n EH. SzdgD WARE STORE, 0.S..
y " door below the Branch Bank, where can be
found every thing sppertainins to the Legitimate
Hardware Trade. respectfully solicit call from
country merchants before purchasing, to examine
my many rev STYLES of Goods, selected with care 10
suit this market. My personal attention will be
given TO all orders GEORGE 3. SONNTAG.
septic
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ms. CON Y,
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
Accumulated Capital, ,ovor.....-.......-. % 800 ono
DIRECTORS:
u L Patterson, III McfaIlan, A Smelling,
. ; hacknet, Frothinghan,R III Greene,
L CGrovsr. A Strong, wv Condit,
Josiah U Low, J Weeks, n Perry. -
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, Presklsnt.
JOEL ". CONDIT, Yies 10.
BENJ. G. MILLER, Secretary. ....
Applications for Insurance and all inf..rmat ion
desired will be given by the undersigned.
ALLEN c. HALLOcK, Agent,
Marble Hall Building, No. Main street, Evans
Vile, Ind. q febl5-ly
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RUKn NJ. POLK, .srTOR.N:sI. "a

~ Law NOtary Publlc Zeal Estate and COIect-
NJ Agent, viii attend 10 every species OF convey
suOing, take dispositions and affidaVts acknOWledg
Msnts OF Deeds, and Mortgages, in fact win por-
oIm faithfully all business Of Attorney entrust-
ed 20 his care.
Ek5- Office over Clarion Once, Princeton, Ind.
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kfDLER and BLYTHE HYSES have associated
themselves together partners in the practice of
law, and will attend promptly 10 all business con-
ected with their profession. which may be entrust-
II tO them.
g5-Ofhce on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
tOuse, Evansville, Ind. sept26-ly
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A r. WILLAiARTH, Vice do
y. MILrCs SMITH, Secretary.
Applications made to ALLEN q. HALLoCk,
Agent, will be promptly ATTENDED 10. Once, Mar
bic Hall puilding. Main street. Eransnilla
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a e. @. SMITH,

81 CHAIR MANUFACTURER, ~
Market street, Evansville, Ind, will
keep ON hand and make tO order every variety OF
cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS. The Trade supplied
at lowest rates. Hotels, Steamboats, and Halls fur
nished promptly to order. All work warranted.
janl-ly
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nE.N.BI's LU.N'Ns-N:MsEnER,.fT-
flRR, D;ILzELL = co.. W:sTEK

IL AGAIE.-ALLIS & H0WES, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants R0ctifers OF the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers i'm all kinds Of Produce,
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, and For
ssn and Domestic Liquors, &C, Water street, Sec
oi.i door above Vin2, Evansville, Ind
HENRY y. ALLIS. LEWIS HCwEs.
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G,HaEER IND FANCY. RROO.ns-

~ 20 dozen-an extra good article, from selected
fine broom cord, for sale by
feb2S CHAS. McJ0HESTON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, and
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

4 BOuI IN years ago the European Cough
y llsmed, .Nas introduced into this State, ani
u !. a. H. ptssum,d that bul lev are nuw unas.
quiintrd With 81 S,un-.. macy ace uuw living,
Nhn. hut ior 80 remedial pow ', Uould have ler1
bong .incc ~ The .p,ut hni. The Asrnts have
ju.t received iic.h 'uppl, oiih's 'n'aluall" mel
isine anil all Whu afe ,uiisfng irpm 'pughs, ard
have therefore cause for dfrading con.umptinn.
are iu,,ied o. gyc u trial. The following ease
81 cure ha. l.rn cent With request thai il ,honl
h. publi.hed ior the i-nr6l Ut oihefs; V >. ,oim
vetanu, =. York. E,q., iofmetly ct Meredith
Village, INV II l.anioG, y. ".
Rev. Walter Csfkr-near Sir: Amooy the
thousand. ofthank'ul hran.. ~ rNprr.'cl 90 you
D., letter. please accept ~, sincere thanks inr N"ur
valuable cuurh mrdcins. ipr l am tnil, thaukiul
that eve, heard II the European Cough Rene
d,. W.. afflicted With q Cough ior over iwp
loug ,eau,, part ~ the tine very severely. l
tried almost e'rty thing that could hrif n; and
llsu quite q numler IT physicians, but without -
cciying any permanent bensht. sas then ad-
weed To- iiy your European Iuugh Remedy, and
arcordiug, 1ughi one oi the sulill lnltlrs, Shich
made ne snne bsiieT. I then procured large
bottle, and Lsinre ! bal taken ballot ~, my cnugh
hal lcft me, aud NV langs were restored. am,
therefore prepared to s'y Ton personal expert
eucr, that ~ my opiuion ihr European COACH
lirmel, !. the b..t medicine ior cough. ever dts
covered. NEl,ANUS 4. iORk.
Trial bottles. 25 cent.. Large bollles, con-
taining the qantily ol iour Trial bottles, 10 ccnis.
The European Cough Remedy . prepared by
Rev. WALTIR CLAIM, Minot, Ne, Gate
Corni.h,) b, whom agents are supplied. sold u,
al respectable druggist. and medicine dealcr'
everywhere
For sale ly u. =. BATES 4 Co., aud J. H. Raw
500, Paris; ". 4. Rust, 40. Pafis; &. \ u. W.
Mason. Bethel; u. ", Noble, south Waisriord
%. Porter, Wsicriordi Barnrs Walker, Lowell
T.. 4. Jhsss x CO., DiN6eL; l.. Ai~oo'i and
&. u. Atwood. Buckfsli; J. 4. liubhard Co.,
Hiram; -. =. Moves, Norway. ll22
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In addition TO our fanaer hrg. stock. We have
just purchased from the
JEW ELR Y.

A ON raryHg ~ prize frsr, 80 d'. q 500. gir,s
foihs P-'cAi,o Of 'rsry boil.
WYE take pleasure ~ stating that the liberal
w AMI iarrca.iag patronage bestowed on us b,
the people ~ cw Eagani. and other parts 81
the county, ensbe to offer still greater induce
meat. 10 purchasers Of b,,ks. ani individuals ot
association. gri,iag up clnh., than ever before.
The advantages wc possess over any other sim
i,r establishments IN the cnuntTy, especially zoe
6lag New Eifi,nl orders, must h. eviicnt 90
tha.c a~lr,ialri with our position, aud nnder.
stand oar superior anl Increasing facilities Tor
W tusiu-... oar sdsantage. IRE ~ follows;
We publi.h large let 1t valuable lpoks.
We obtain hrgr gu'nIit'es Il other valuable
wotk. ~ sNchangs ior our oSn.
We buy large editions iron other Publishers ior
os.h At yrr, lnN price,.
W. PCT ~ Objectionable book on our catalogue.
", odcr ne ,niicemeai. which We do not iul-
W. l-,y our waiche. 10 hrgcquanIitis' for cash
and II The hest make.
W. have uar Jesrlr, male 10 nf,lsr hy the best
Manufacturer, 10 ih,s cpuntry aud Ehrope.
n, doing ~ .Nirs.iyr bisinr's We c,n make
yeD valuable prr.eul, mote fc1oculiS to pur-
thassFs.
Our pfrscat plin ~ operations - the sane 80
of,ginatci I've wears sgp by VIZ. q. q. Ey'us.
ani - .anctiaa~i not onl, b, the highest Jui''
,i,i auia,tii, 80 rWly every state ~ the taion.
la, b, the voice II ihc people from Maine TO Cali
tsuia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
CHERlFF'S SALE. oSronD. So, Ss

ClIERiFF'S SALE. ONroRD, So, Sspie1
- be- Is, 1859. By virtue Il aa cNrcmion
which issued ~ a Judgment H. 6'or Of Matthew
Tol,in and Jo.eph rolia against Haiku Rrlls, 4,
~ the August term, A. ID. 1859, 81 the SuprTne
judieial Court fjr the Coaniy 81 ONfora. have
,akrn all the right 10 cuiiy which the .lid Hal.
"a Ridley had. 90 the eighteenth day Of January.
\. ID. 1858, the day when the same Was attached
80 ihe original wit, To redeem a oertain morglg.
"a fcsl estate kiag 80 the town u Byron. beilg
the same premises mort gagged ly the said Ride,
~ David kimb,ll, by deed dated scplenlper 18th.
1851. and recorded with ONiord Records, book
Ii3, Tage 2jj. And on Saturday, the fifth day Of
November next, q, one o'clock. 4. VI. at the
store OF Charles A. kimball. IN I,umfard. I shal
oGef for sale 10 the highest bidder, by public auc.
liOa, said RICH, IL equity Of redemption.
JOSEPH T.. COLBY, Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
DIR, J. IiOSTETrER's
CELTHEATTp
St o m n @ h Bitters!

pvt th. NUMEROUS class wha devote thslnselys.
90 literary anL ether ss.lsii ary pursuiis. and IN
roa.,qurnss II vant II ply-,'al ,Nrrrise, h.
rour IN victims 81 hHguor ind dsb,lii,, sithuut
nerve 90 appetite. have hitherto suazht IN 'sin
All, .nus in, gumiiug. DC giving nr,.rias " hose
,6,s,. uroa the .,siea .h,Il L., i-,ih speed, all
ph,.,e,an. - smiasuo', .nI pfo.
t,,ndI, acquainted With che ugpifs.aspis the
h,r,,n f,ms, rommcnd llOSTiTTEI'~ BiT-
TEW'S 80 the sale.t and illr.t st'u.usHi o. ihs
trruurtati,s ,ncigir- fthr system N,l iisrove ri
Il tr.tufs. ih- appetite, gtes Issh yigpf a. iia
digestive ufuan., ssnds abe hl0ua thfHugh th~
,.,n. Nth mnts lsrh suusui, cuur'ts SEQ.
,srr, o. tsffessiou II srir'if. and t's q wan 60
th. transaction oi ls'sinrss 18th rHsrfinl heart
anil active m,od. IuIAc other me'iir'n'. ~L,ch
b,ys I..n devised far Oh .snic object, th- Bir.
TINS In NJ act sIasmudiriih. ur vi'h iswpp.
,,tt r,u,rths iulrsu,- ofths rrinf,i, d. l,.ting.
Ani ia iaiieut vii i.at give some atirulirni" &C.
ru,ing prupsr sXrUi,r, alter che relief bee l-,I
.f,,,i,i hr nrri Tear DO return 81 iIr anliciiup.
The dshilit, natural a. ihr sr,rn1rhusHt 81 Nsaf'
ur,n the i-ldl, frame b. ,'.p lli'S lated D., che.
gr,at strengthening med,cil,. ihus rnshing The
.rsi 90 a.. hrirdrclipiHg dave in physical ease.
.b.,,,. the, are nlu sufruHg lHI r,ir.,ps
wesknsss anil nsfypusHrss. T. this venerable
rl,.. ~ tsoplr. iIOSrETfER'~ BllfERS may
:. sunnisn.'rd a- Invaluable. The rupr'finfs "i
thts tnN gutatuf have ~ aultitnus Nffp afalfs-
t,sn he a..uring Nnrsing Mother. that thc, viii
6nI The bitter. the safest aui h'i ~ rrsilrivss.
Nrr, frw tn.iirins. are sanctioned b., ph,siCisn.
a. prppsr o. D. administered daung ilr period ~
nur.,ns; aud thi. b.. giine.l in tni'rf',lprrisr.
enrr.
TyTTho.r Who desire ~ p1r,hi.r this gfeat
r,.ned, fpr D,.pcp.a and nr1iIi, 'huuli ~.
,n,mh the precise tde, liusistisf's ts.slrai~d
Stomach Rrttsf.. lt,s pot up in quart lH'''..
With the uim-. d.. J. liu'tctirr's stomach Hf.
ten. bios uu the ls,iiie. and Alec stamped nH De-
can covering The cotk, Nth The sui'E.aph ~
Ia.tstisr & smith ou The hhsl. Thee things
s-r important 90 arrpuui oi the nlmsruns c1untrf-
lsit. 90 The market.
rlrPrrarei AMI .nh D., IlpSTETTER L
SMITH. Piu.b'rg, Pa, and aIs' ."Ii b. al
drurg,.i.. grocrf.. aui dealer. ;F1sr'IN ,hrpa.h-
out N Jntsd Siatr., Canada, >puth Amr'iea
snd Germany.
Sold b, Is .. Rate. 5 Co.. rari.; ID. W. \
pu.i. soulh rau.; ". =. Noyc', Norway; W
R,lnn.un. Mechanic falls.
Nh.le.aIe b, ". =. Philips, Portland.
Wei. \ Potter. boston. Gsn'ril Ayrui. n
the New Engand STATE. and PfuNiures. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

CEusE On L, CEnE Tie AIhany Argus
s.y. the u,,lkm~n oi Syracuse had a ball
ai the WORRIES House la.I evening. in
which the milkmsu Of Rochester and other
place. united. The affair was dawn mild
ssd IN, cream OF the pike was that almost
ell I'll. lad,e. sors .k,.blae shk dress,s.
In the dance soms q the mi!kmaids skim.
med along the door with much grace,
Will. other. bobbed Up and dosn ike a
shurn handle. One Of the young ladies
pr..ent declared the .cgne VI. heavenly,
meaning, We suppose, 'ha, IL va, in the
milky way"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
CAUTION no TIE PUBLIC.

A. there ave vafioh. parlir. advertising them.
.sl,r. a. ~ the Giit bu.iness. some having the
apdsc,t, To- claim hsNlng b,eu the "o'isinstot.'"
bot sho have not The disposition ot ability 10 iul.
GO their promises, Ne iecl II q duty 10 ouisrNs.
snd the publ,c o. state that Ne have eonoec.
ton with iay concern ~ Nsw YORK OF New Eng
had and individuals scni,ng mpney 10 such par.
ties nnst MT blame a, II iheS get rhratel.-or
Judge Of the Business b, such standard.
Ordsr- from club. or single iadN,duil. soliCi.
ted l,om all parts Of the count'y.
q. q. EVANS 4 CO,
3m25 - Cofnhiil. BOSTON.
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FWIFAUTD nv
DR.. j. C. AVER 4 CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price. II a Bottic;-G Bottles for IS
AYERS Cherry Pec,oral

III. Won f,r ,t.slf .uch fenowu br The cure nj
ever, ,aiisi, II ih,ust a1i iung complain. that
10 Z. rntrl, unoerrssht, i"r No ." recount The r''
tdsnss %. NJ. ,ifiuss, wherever d has li-r'' em.
Moved. 4. IL has hn. lsen IN conltsni ne ~
thi. section ~ need not du tn1rr ihin assure The
psopL. ~ quality hs. i.,n Kept up ~ The bet u
h.. ever l.,s and that u rni, h. relied upun u DO
for their f,liefal has ever bcrn found 10 DO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Alta town meeting in Ireland IL was
recently voted that all persons in tho
town o-ping dog. shall he muErlsd."
The PASSION Of love in boy. sears about
N. same relation to genuine love that green
frui, doe. to rive.
An English Missionary, now in suma-
ira, lately wrote home that no "had the
melancholy satisfaction Of examining the
oven in which his predecessor was cooked. y
"A friend OF ours PlaS an see'PlAn'
under goose the other day, and hA'shed
90, twelve Shanghai. and top knot
Whether hi. v,ll leai to any revolution in
,A. pSoltry BArse, !. yet TO be sen.
-" whaiare you doing. daughter =
Undressing myself for the party, moth
err"
Contemporaries appreciate the man
rather than the merit poslsriiy wall regard
th. merit rather than The man.
"A lady describing an III nA,ured NAV
save. he never .m,l,- bus he fesl' ashamed
oft"
True beauty - bot virtue made visible
in outward grace. Beauty and 'ie1 Are
di.,ointed by nature b. r.eli.
One Of the most important, bu, one OF
Oh. mo.s d,hcult thing u Po-erial mind
!. ~ ~ u. go '.s.'sr pond may Law
oui,, in = PLAN. bat a lake wants noun
uips to sOmpA.s aud hold u in.
when you have occasion TO utter re-
buL.. let your worms Be soI' and your ar
Esnsn's hard.
"A CINCINNATI critic s,y, 81 Mr' James,
"H,r nO,e- are - rau.hiuely .~ee'. that
when We zee her occasionally lick her lips,
We are led 70 the concci' that they have
lsii deliciOu, aavOr on thOso cherry por'
tal,."
There Is no NOR, confidence to bs pla'
eed in politicians promise than IN the
strength ola Chatham street coat. The
eoai !. made e. ~ no particular back, and
the promise 10 6i no particular time, aud
neither .ill bar trial. Asa general thing
uieksry and dee, r,ian Tcr'aia to tie char
seIsr ct the politician.
Rum i ike DEATH, levels ell di',inc-
tons Al alderman wi,ba hr,cs in b..
hat would a. .oun ira,gruiI- with a shiu-
nsy .~eyp a. nth foreign envoy.
Nothing prevent. a F,r'on from being
natural and ,s.y. 20 much as an extreme
anxiety 20 arpsar -.
Trsr TOR Nr>pTp TT, CIT. Tie An.
r-lo. french Alliance. which ~as regarded
:. brokcn i. nov aid a. have been united
With the chinese Cement. W, trust the
composition will stand bot~a,sr. Punch.
A Jspane.c robl-man. uPau being shown
fashion plate in an American magazine,
was very much startled, aud exclaimed
"no- very tat your women are
"A good joks i. told Of an Irish hO.'lcr
Who ~. ssnt - the stable 70 bring for'h
travellers horse. Not knowing which OF
,h. two s,rans. horse. in the stalls belonged
70 the traveller. AVID wishing 70 avoid the
spprar.nce 81 ignorance IN biz bu''nss.. he
s.dJlsd both animal. and brought them 20
,hs door Tie traveller pointed cut hi'
o-n hor-e, saying,
That. ny nag"
"C,rtinly. yer honor. know that
very well but d,dn't know which was
iIs other .,nilsmaN''.
-Molisre w.. s-kci the reason Why, in
certain coar'ri--, a hing may assume
crown At f,urte-n years II aes. aud c.nn',
mary beiur- sishty.u LIT 10, said NJ
li.r-. "h..u.s i, u more dtlhcuis to rule
.iis than Si1si'm.'
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Blaclrsmithing.

CIiERIFf'S sALE.-OXrUKp, $50 October
- l2th, \. ID. 1859. Taksn 90 eXHcitipn and
viii H. sad BY piblie aueii,1 u The highest bid.
der ,on Wednesday. the twsniy-ihird day of No
Vemiser aeNt. at one O'Clock, 4. NJ. at the Nor
rill lloase, IL DiS6eli Village, unles. previously
redsemed, all the RICH, in equity which samoel
Rogers has, lhi, the twelfth day Of October, IT,
redeem a ceriaia piece parcel Of real estate sit.
uated in DiNheLl. IN ssd County of Oxford. aud
being the same premises de.ei he'd IN a mortgage
derd from said Rogers 10 Chirles II. Boo,hby.
dated April 1,h. A. ID. Is5s, and recorded with
Oxford Records. June 23l, A. ID 1859. and are
,hy same premises nov occupied by sail Rogers.
- JOHN JACKSON, Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS!
-ASD--
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern states, included 10 that sectioao
| the union whi'h 10 mpst widely knuwa as
New England, co tain thirdly. Industrious. In.
,slligrst ,eople. Who have achieved an uacom-
mon degrv- 81 prosperity With climate eN'
trsmsl, tr,ing a. some constitutions, add sol ~
small fertility. ihsy have cnuirived 10 snfpas.
more G,vorsd commodities ~ almost everything
th,t condu.es 10 social comf''u and hlppin....
UnfHiulaiely they are occasionally >" sh.ofl's'l
in lm.iness ani nsltil cultivaliua that they
glsrt the pfscauions which are esscniitl 90 bodi-
IN health. Dysprrsis ani physical dehilitN are
nrcsslsnt among sll classes The fret disease \.
produced h., iHaiientipn ~ the digestive organs.
~bieh are - ,uscepl,blcof arrangement. Thou..
aad. arc nov paying the penalt, of thi. neglect,
nnd .uderine ,lail, the most tTying p,ins, almost
w,thout hope u relief They have come 60 b..
lie,r that their ailmeat u chronic. and that they
must lssr with ito the end. u gratihes %. ~.
ceedingl, o. aanoancs io these afflicted indi'id-
ual. thd ihsy may nov command frine'l, 81 me-
questionable potenc, AMI virtue, which h,' ne,sr
hen knosu a. iaii b. al cs.-s IT digsstiyr wr1h
me-. ~ dcnngemept. Hundreds of iougu-- ',e
rad, ~ gov eiFI'rnt IN priiss ~ this woldef.
fil esnluefer 81 d, sirpsis. which .. knowu a.